TB12! - Su, 08.30.26 - 2026 Under Wraps Replica Full Size Football Helmet 3-Box Break *PYT* #7
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In this episode of Fanatics Live, host Joe leads a three-box break featuring officially licensed and authenticated autographed full-size replica football helmets from the 2026 Under Wraps collection. The video opens with acknowledgments to the community members who rallied behind the event, specifically highlighting Adam's selection of the final spot for the New England Patriots. Joe explains that while these are replicas and slightly lighter than authentic game gear due to reduced internal padding, they carry genuine signatures from active and retired NFL players. The first helmet revealed belongs to Quentin Johnston, a 24-year-old wide receiver for the Los Angeles Chargers who played college football at TCU. Although Johnston has shown promise with two-time First-Team All-Big 12 honors and a fifth-year option signed by his team, he has struggled with drops in recent seasons, leading Joe to speculate that his career numbers could still rise significantly if he improves his catch rate.
The second helmet features the legendary Anquan Boldin, a retired wide receiver who spent the majority of his illustrious career with the Arizona Cardinals before winning a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens. Boldin's impressive resume includes over 1,000 career receptions, more than 13,000 receiving yards, and 82 touchdowns, alongside accolades such as NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year and Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year. Joe notes that while Boldin won a championship with the Ravens, his most significant impact occurred during his seven or eight seasons in Arizona, making the Cardinals helmet the logical choice for this break. The group also jokes about the unique speckled pattern on the helmet, humorously comparing it to a "cardinal egg," before confirming that Adam and Gormo correctly identified Boldin as the winner of this box.
The grand finale of the break reveals a helmet signed by Tom Brady, widely considered one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. The signature belongs to the 49-year-old legend who played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New England Patriots, and Arizona Cardinals, winning seven Super Bowls with five MVP awards along the way. Joe lists an extensive array of Brady's records, including his career passing yards, touchdowns, and wins, as well as his status as a five-time NFL MVP and three-time Offensive Player of the Year. The reveal is particularly exciting because Adam had specifically requested to see a "monster" player, and the Patriots helmet was the only one available that fit that description, ultimately going to Adam after he secured the last spot in the break.
The video concludes with Joe using a randomizer to determine the winners for each box, confirming that Adam won the Tom Brady helmet while Tubby won the Anquan Boldin helmet. For viewers who did not win their desired team's helmet, Joe offers a consolation prize of $250 in break credit toward future purchases. He reminds the audience that these items are sold as loose boxes rather than in cases, meaning any specific player or edition could appear in subsequent breaks. The episode ends with an invitation for viewers to keep buying and rolling for their favorite teams, with Joe promising to return for the next three-box break soon.
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Hi everybody, Joe here for Jaspy's on
Fanatics Live coming at you with another
three-box break
here on a Sunday, August 30th, 2026.
Pick your team seven, another three-box
break of Fanatics Under Wraps
autographed full-size replica football
helmets. Big thanks to this group for
making it happen.
Adam with last spot Mojo with the
Patriots.
So, thanks to him. Thanks to everybody
for working on this break, for rallying
around this break, for making this break
happen. You can see all three boxes are
right there. So, let me swing around the
table, grab
box,
and good luck.
These are replica helmets. They're a
little bit lighter,
a little less like padding and stuff on
the inside, things of that nature.
But, all officially licensed autographs,
officially authenticated, all that good
stuff.
All right.
We have an active
wide receiver
in
the National Football League.
A youngster, only 24 years old, 6'3",
208
from Temple, Texas.
Went to Temple High School.
Went to TCU.
It was a first-round pick. Still with
the team that picked me. Was a two-time
first-team all-Big 12.
Career 144 receptions, 1,877
receiving yards, 18 receiving
touchdowns, a 4.5 40. Feel like
he could be really good.
Drops a bit of an issue, but he's shown
a lot of promise.
This team picked up my fifth-year option
this year as well, so
any guesses?
I know that's not a lot to go on.
But the TCU should give it away. Yeah,
Adam and Smeds got it. It's Quentin
Johnston. Did the drops give it away?
Feel like every time I'm watching the
Chargers game
he's wide open
balls hit his hands and then all of a
sudden you're like, "Man, if he made if
he
caught more of those
you know, so last year
um he had 51 receptions. His career high
is his second year, 55 receptions. Last
year was a career high in receiving
yards, 735,
and tied he's had eight touchdowns each
season previous year. I feel like those
numbers could be
a little bit higher. But that's a cool
helmet though.
Chargers, that's going to be Trends with
the bolts. Show me your lightning bolt.
Got some scuff marks on here, too. I'm
not sure where that's coming from.
Maybe when it was being handled or
something like that. All right, so
Chargers
nice, congrats Trends, Quentin Johnston.
Hopefully he
was uh
hopefully he bought a jugs machine
installed that in his house.
Otherwise, I feel like he's got the
speed
he's got What did I have to How big did
I say it was? 6'3" 208. He's got some
good size, good speed.
Should have like 60-70 catches a year.
Maybe double-digit touchdowns. Something
like that. Close to 1,000 yards. And
that that could be his
could be his game right here.
>> [clears throat]
>> Yeah, there I mean they're obviously the
local team, so I end up watching
outside of my Raiders end up watching a
lot of Chargers Rams games.
Was Jerry Jeudy tied for worst drop rate
last year?
And that's another guy who
I don't know I don't know what
I don't know what goes behind the drop,
right? How many drops are like the
quarterback putting the ball in a bad
spot?
Or if it's just if it's actually a
technique thing.
Yeah, is it like a baseball error where
it's just kind of random? You get a bad
hop, it pops off your glove and they'll
call that an error. Is it a little more
subjective like the error?
Don't know. We have a retired
retired wide receiver.
Had two numbers my entire career, 81 and
80. 45 years old.
Um 61 220.
Went to Florida State, was a second
round pick.
Ended my career with over 1,000
receptions, 1,076 receptions.
Um 13,779
receiving yards and 82
career touchdowns. That's pretty good
pretty solid. Is that Hall of Fame?
Maybe not, but
pretty solid. Hall of very good. Played
for 1 2 3 4 5 different teams my entire
career. A Super Bowl champion, an NFL
Offensive Rookie of the Year, a Walter
Payton NFL Man of the Year. It's good.
Three-time Pro Bowler, part of the PFWA
All-Rookie Team,
and has an NFL record in my Wikipedia
page. More recei- most receiving yards
in a first career game,
most receiving yards in first career
game by a rookie, 217.
This has got to be the the helmet's
probably going to be his first team.
Not Brown.
Yeah, Adam and Gormo's got it. Anquan
Boldin.
Yeah, Arizona. It's got to be Arizona.
They wouldn't put him as Ravens Anquan
Boldin or Niners Anquan Boldin.
Although he did win a Super Bowl with
the Ravens.
But I think he made his most impact in
the early part of his career,
first like what, six, seven seasons in
his career?
As a Cardinal. Kind of kind of a cool
speckled look right here. Does the
cardinal Does this bird's egg looks look
like this?
Yeah, that that first game stat is
pretty awesome, too.
So, I don't know. Maybe this is what a
cardinal egg looks like.
That would be
That would be a deep cut if they made
the helmet look like
this bird's egg. We'll look that up
after the video.
If you're watching the replay of this,
you you you should probably just go
just go Google it. Google cardinal egg.
You know what? I'm just going to Google
it now.
Cardinal egg.
Not Not really, but
>> [clears throat]
>> No, it doesn't like it.
Well, we get into a lot of weird things
here, Chachi. Sometimes there'll be some
bird egg talk, you know.
Uh that's yeah, Tubby. Congrats. That's
you. Tubby 1981 Arizona Football
Cardinals.
All right.
Third and final one. Good luck,
everybody.
Could we finish strong? So, we have some
solid
players here.
I mean, Anquan Boldin Johnson's okay,
too, but yeah, I mean, like let's see a
big boy here.
Let's do it. Let's Let's see a big one.
Let's see a monster pop out of here.
A monster autograph, that is. If I saw
an actual monster pop out of here, I
would be terrified. I would shut down
the stream. I'd be like, that's it. Good
night, guys.
Woah.
Not all of these have these.
Does that mean monster?
It's a good sign.
Maybe a rare specialty helmet.
Oh my.
Now, the only question is what team
is this player?
All right. I am a 49-year-old retired
quarterback
with one number my entire career.
6'4", 212, 225 that is.
Went to Michigan
and was a sixth-round pick.
And this sixth-round pick
199th overall, there were 198 players
drafted before him. Played for two teams
my entire career. And what did this
199th pick do?
All he was All he did was win seven
Super Bowls,
was a five-time Super Bowl MVP,
three-time NFL Most Valuable Player,
two-time NFL Offensive Player of the
Year, got a Comeback Player of the Year
as well, 15-time Pro Bowler, a five-time
passing touchdowns leader, four-time
passing yards leader, two-time NFL
passer ratings, NFL records, got a whole
list of NFL records,
career quarterback wins 251, career
passing completions 7,753. These are all
records. Career passing attempts, career
passing touchdowns 649, career passing
yards, passing completions in a season.
These are all NFL records. Passing
attempts in a season, longest touchdown
pass 99 yards but tied with a bunch of
people. Career playoff wins, career
playoff passing yards, career passing
touchdowns, the most passing yards in a
postseason game 505, most wins in a
single regular season by a starting
quarterback 16,
649 touchdowns, 212 interceptions.
So, I think everyone knows that it's
Tom Brady. Yeah, Brian got it. Gormo got
it.
All right, who else? Yeah, I think
everyone else got it. All right.
Now, the only question is
what edition of Tom Brady is this?
Someone's going to be pissed this year.
Well, I mean, they knew Tom Brady was on
a bunch of different teams. They should
have bought all the different teams.
They should have bought Bucks Tom Brady,
Raiders Tom Brady,
and
Patriots Tom Brady.
Woo!
Nobody wanted the Patriots
until Adam got him. Last spot mojo. If
it sits, it hits.
70% of the time, last spot mojo hits all
the time.
Congrats.
Yeah, that is beautiful. Congrats, Adam.
Thank you.
Apologies to the other teams that
that uh had the chance at the Brady. Um
let's do the randomizer. If you went
hitless, you still have a chance to that
hitless credit.
So, we're going to take out Arizona,
Anquan Boldin. We're going to take out
the Chargers, Quinton Johnson.
And of course, we're going to take out
the Patriots.
That is uh Tom Brady. Adam Adam was
saying, "Hey, let's see a big one." And
we did. All right, for the rest of you,
sad times went hitless, but
got a second chance opportunity right
here, $250
of break credit.
Good luck.
Adam, I can You know what? It might be
easier if I just hold this up and you
just take a screenshot.
And congrats to Tubby 1981 and the
Ravens.
All right, you got it Adam. Thanks, man.
Congrats to you. And congrats to the
Ravens $250 break credit going your way
Tubby. Didn't hit with the Ravens, but
the break credit for you. Thanks for
watching everybody. We got another three
boxes in the shop. Remember, there are
no case hits or anything. These don't
come in cases. They're all loose boxes.
So, there could be another Patriots Tom
Brady in the next one. Keep rolling.
Keep buying your teams. I'm Joe and I'll
see everybody next time for the next
one. Bye.