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Su, 08.30.26 - 2026 Fanatics Under Wraps Replica Full Size Football Helmet 3-Box Break *PYT* #5

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In this episode of Fanatics Live, host Joe from Jaspies presents a three-box break featuring Fanatics Under Wraps replica full-size football helmets, specifically highlighting the team number five selection. The video opens with an introduction to the event, where viewers are reminded that these replicas are officially licensed but slightly lighter and smaller than authentic versions, though any autographs included remain genuine. To engage the audience before opening the boxes, Joe leads a trivia segment titled "Who Am I?" designed to get everyone into a football mood by guessing the identities of three specific players based on their career statistics and personal histories. The first player revealed is Pat Frey, an active tight end from Penn State who was selected in the second round and remains with his drafting team. The clues provided include his status as a Big Ten Tight End of the Year, his impressive career totals of 261 receptions for 2,676 yards, and his performance in his fifth full NFL season. During the guessing game, there is some humorous confusion regarding his current quarterback situation and coaching staff, but the audience correctly identifies him as Pat Frey. The second player is legendary wide receiver Steve Largent, a Hall of Famer known for playing his entire career with one team, holding numerous all-time receiving records, and even serving as a U.S. Congressman from Oklahoma's first district after retiring from football. The third player identified is Jordan Addison, a young wide receiver from Maryland who played college ball at Pittsburgh and USC before being drafted late in the first round; however, his trivia profile includes a mix of impressive stats and recent legal troubles involving speeding and trespassing charges. After revealing the three helmets—which include a Minnesota Vikings helmet for Jordan Addison, a Pittsburgh Steelers helmet for Pat Frey, and a Seattle Seahawks helmet for Steve Largent—Joe explains that since there are only three boxes, most viewers will unfortunately not receive a hit. To compensate, he announces a promotional offer where anyone who misses out gets a chance to win $250 in store credit through a randomizer. The host removes the three revealed teams from the pool and spins the randomizer, which lands on a user named Murdoch, awarding him the credit. The video concludes with Joe thanking his guests, including Lastbot Mojo Ravens, and signing off until the next break, emphasizing that while the replicas are lighter, they still offer a cool aesthetic with nice glitter undertones that make team logos pop.
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Hi everyone, Joe here for Jaspies. Happy Sunday here on Fanatics Live. Coming at you with some Fanatics underwraps replica full-size football helmets. Three box picker team number five. Big thanks everybody here for getting into the action. SMEDs with Lastbot Mojo Ravens. Thanks to him and thanks everybody right here for joining in. We got another three box rake loaded up if you're looking for some more helmets. Also, uh there is $250 of hitless credit. So, if you don't get a hit, you got uh we'll take the hit list teams, randomize them, and someone will get a chance at some break credit. All right, I'm going to walk around the table here, pop this helmet box right here. All right, good luck everybody. All right. Yeah, we can play a little trivia. So, these replica elements are a lot lighter and a little bit smaller. Obviously, they're they are still officially licensed and obviously all the autographs are authentic. All right, let's play a little bit of America's favorite game, Who Am I? This will kind of maybe get our brains a little into uh a little bit of into football mood here. All right, we have an active tight end from Penn State, 65258 and a former second round pick. Still with the team that drafted me was a Big 10 tight end of the year, first team all Big 10. Thus far in my career, 261 receptions for 2,676 yards, 22 receiving touchdowns. How did I do last season, which was my one, two, three, four, fifth full season in the NFL, 41 receptions, on 54 targets, 486 yards, about 11.9 yards per catch, four touchdowns. He's got a new quarterback this year, so maybe we'll see those numbers uh tick up a little bit. Season before that, >> 65 receptions for 653 yards, seven touchdowns. Maybe we'll get closer to that that production there. But think about your Penn State uh tight ends. It is Pat Frymouth. You got it, Terry. >> Wait. Right. Does he have Aaron Rogers this year? Aaron Rogers wasn't on the team last year. >> Or was he? Am I losing my mind? Why am I Why am I thinking he was he just came on this year? Maybe there's retirement talk. Not even a Rex moment. That would That would just be That's Terry. That's you with the Steelers. Not even a Rex moment. That's just a just just a complete breakdown in uh in just brain technology. New coach, right? I'm right about that. New coaches here. Is that right? Maybe that's what I was thinking of. Tag that. Next up, not sure what Tomlin's doing right now. Did he take a broadcast studio job? Feel like he'd be pretty good in the studio. Eric saying he's with NBC. All right, we have a retired wide receiver. >> Retired wide receiver. Uh >> oh, I know. I know who he's Someone's gonna get this in the chat right away. played for two teams my entire career. An NFL man of the year, a three-time first team AllPro, seventime Pro Bowler, two-time NFL receiving leader, part of the 80s all decade team, and the 100th anniversary team, PFWA all rookie team in the late 70s. Ended up in my career with 819 receptions for over 13,000 yards, 13,89 yards, and exactly 100 receiving touchdowns. And a Hall of Famer who am I? >> And ended up being a uh later in life uh was a uh US House of a Congress congressman >> for I don't know how long between 94 and 02 >> in Oklahoma's first district. Not Jerry Rice, not Kyle Pittz, not Ray Kuth. Someone's got to have a serious answer here. Not Jerry Rice. >> That's right, Terry. Steve Larent. Eric got it, too. >> Here you go. Went went to Tulsa College as well. Oh, that's a cool Seahawks helmet. I think Eric was saying earlier that Seahawks hit all the time and there they are. Someone should have listen who someone listened to him. Miles listened to him. I think when he ended his career, he was at the time back in 1989, by the time he hung him up, I think he had led the league in a lot of like all-time receiving records. So, this is pretty good. Yeah. And a Republican senator for uh Oklahoma's first district. I don't know where the first district is. Uh that would be the Tulsa area. That's that's that's that's the first district. Uh Steve Larent's uh spouse Terry, also named Terry. Terry's in that area and you and he is saying that you you see Steve Larent in the wild all the time. >> All right. So there you go. Miles and the Seahawks. So we had a Steeler, we had a Seahawk, and now we're looking for one more and then we'll run that uh hit list promo. Yeah, only three helmets. So, most of you unfortunately are going to go hitless, but you got another chance at some hitless credit. Oh, good. Still pretty active in the community. Uh, I don't see a uh controversy section as a player or otherwise or as a politician. So, that's pretty good to have. I actually Houston, I have met T. Wrathbun 918 in person. So I I I can assure you that uh that he is a heat. So I can assure you that >> all right. >> Last who am I? We have an active uh wide receiver. >> Active wide receiver. 24 years old from Maryland. 5'11 179 played for two colleges in my career and was a late first round pick. Still with the team that drafted me, a PFWA all rookie teamer, a Fred Bulletnikoff award winner. And uh in my what couple seasons in the league got 175 receptions, 2396 receiving yards, and 22 receiving touchdowns, ran a 44940. It's pretty solid. Let's see if he takes it to the next level. had dealt with some injuries last year. >> Started 12 games, 42 receptions, 610 yards for an average of 14 and a half per catch, but only three touchdowns. Had a rushing touchdown, though. Not a Raven, but the right color team. Oh no. In 2023, I was pulled over and cited for speed and reckless driving before my first training camp. That's not good. >> Oh, no. The year after that, arrested near LAX on suspicion of a DUI. Don't do that. But looked like he had a clean 2025. Ah, but couldn't get away from it. 2026 arrested in Hillsboro County, Florida. on a trespassing charge in January. So thought he had a clean 2026, but >> he did not go to Maryland. He is from Maryland, though. He went to Pittsburgh for a couple seasons and then USC. He's from Frederick, Maryland. Went to high school there as well. And I think Ebes and Eric got it. It is Jordan Addison Silver Ink Auto. These helmets are replicas. They are pretty cool though. You can definitely tell it's a little bit lighter than when we did the authentic helmets. It's got some uh nice glitter undertone here. Makes the the Viking horn really pop. Uh that is going to be for Minnesota. That's for Trends and the Vikings. Let's hope he has a good season this year. All right. So Jordan Addison, Pat Fmouth, and Steve Largin. All pass catchers that were uh the three helmets that we pulled. Now let's do a quick randomizer here. And let's take out Minnesota. >> Let's take out Pittsburgh and Seattle. And we're going to hit the randomize button. And whatever team it lands on, that's the person that's going to get $250 of credit to our shop. And it's going to be a little Raider Joe Mojo. And that is Murdoch. There's no ink here. But there you go, Murdoch. $250 of credit going your way. Congrats. Bell's all the way over there. Thanks for watching everybody. I'm Joe and I'll see everybody next time for the next one. >> Bye.