Buzz Break: 2019 Panini Prizm football cards (blaster box)

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The box: 2019 Panini Prizm football cards (blaster box)
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Where to buy: BlowoutCards.com (for a few formats)

Packs per box: 6
Cards per pack: 4
Cards in this box: 24
Base set completion: 
15 of 300 (5 percent)
Duplicates: 0

Base cards – Jared Goff, Marcus Mariota, Phillip Lindsay, DeAndre Hopkins, Devin McCourty, Landon Collins, Khalil Mack, Hunter Henry, Nyheim Hines, DeVante Parker, Bobby Wagner, Cameron Jordan, Alshon Jeffery, Clay Matthews, Curtis Samuel

Insert/short-print cards: 8 (all in gallery below -- no base there this time)
Rookies (3) – Greedy Williams, Trayveon Williams, Foster Moreau
Silver parallels (1) – Curtis Samuel
Disco parallels (2) – Malik Hooker, Golden Tate III
Rookies Disco parallels (1) – Trace McSorley
Legendary Talents (1) – Kenny Golladay

Autographs/Memorabilia: 1
Prizm Premier Jerseys (1) – Josh Jacobs

What's Buzz-worthy: Prizm is a favorite of many NFL fans out there but this year it's not been that nice to me -- if it wasn't for my hit here, I'd have a relatively rough box. Everything in this one is noted above and I'm not sure what I'd even call a highlight beyond that. My first blaster included a Daniel Jones appearance, so I can't say they don't deliver that well across the board but it's best to keep in mind that this is a large set so boxes with more packs and cards in them are by far the safest way to play here. ... As said last time, blasters guarantee you a hit and three Disco parallels, and this box had just that. The set is pretty big here -- 300 veterans topped by 100 rookies. On the flip side of that, you could get a box where stars line up together, too, and perhaps on parallels so these blasters could pack more heat than some years when you land a good one. The key is to get lucky and hit those high spots. There are mega boxes for both Target and Walmart and I ripped one from Target here. For the money, I'd probably still go blasters but both formats are far less safe than pricier hobby boxes. If you're a Prizm buyer, you should be all in on hobby at the link above but if you're more of a casual buyer on this brand, there are a few options out in the retail wild.

Product Grade: A-
Box Grade: B (saved by Jacobs -- without it this wasn't even average)
Fun Grade: B

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