Category Archives: Reviews and Commentary

Since September, I have been heavily involved in all aspects of Huddle. Trading, points chase, collecting, and writing this site has been a part of my daily life for the last months like never before. Football is my main jam, … Continue reading →

Since September, I have been heavily involved in all aspects of Huddle. Trading, points chase, collecting, and writing this site has been a part of my daily life for the last months like never before. Football is my main jam, … Continue reading →

With the season wrapping up, there are a lot of new cards flying around to capitalize on the last part of the playable game year. After yesterday there is only one game left, and Huddle is working overtime to help … Continue reading →

I work in Sales and Marketing in my real life, and there is one thing we are always judged by. Each time we come out with a new marketing campaign, or sales initiative, we are always asked one really simple … Continue reading →

Okay, if you are like me, you are left scrambling to get more cards for the teams that are still left. Now that two teams with huge firepower in the game are out (Cowboys and Broncos), you are left with … Continue reading →

From the first day of Huddle, I have been waiting for this day. I knew that the weekly inserts were going to deliver some amazing chases over the year, and when the Marshawn Lynch sig hit packs I started opening … Continue reading →

As we have come to find out, there are going to be a quite large set of Playoff Sigs, and I am one that could not be more happy. I mentioned yesterday how much I like the look of the … Continue reading →

Well, the 12 days of Huddle are sadly done, and that means its back to one sig per week, give or take. Although we had a BIG bang to finish out the series, as a hardcore sig chaser, I am … Continue reading →

Well, I just dont know how to describe this game. Some how, some way, the NFL thought it was a good idea to put these two teams up against each other for the final Thursday night of the year, and … Continue reading →