LA Card Show lands at Dodger Stadium, turning the ballpark into a culture-forward collecting celebration that blends sports cards with Pokemon, anime, fashion and music. Immersive activations, custom card drops, a virtual dugout infield experience and a full food-trade village create a day of high-energy, all-ages engagement designed to convert casual visitors into collectors and to showcase cross-genre fandom.

The episode centers on the show’s origins, the LA community around collecting, and how the event scales from vendor-driven experiences to large-scale stadium access. It also highlights current collecting dynamics, notable personalities tied to the hobby, and upcoming drops with Leaf, plus the potential for athletes’ cards to shift in season-driven value.

Dialogue threads weave in NFL and MLB crossover talk—Packers fandom and Jordan Love, Micah Parsons talk, and Oral Hershiser’s store collaboration—illustrating how culture, sports, and cards intersect. Across the interview, the emphasis remains on community, shared passions, and the evolving market for non-sport and cross-media cards as collectors race toward season milestones.

Jordan Davis anchored the Eagles’ interior, flashing 11-plus plus plays and high-impact run stops while playing around 87% of snaps, a dramatic leap that sparked optimism for Philly’s front end after Jaylen Carter’s early ejection. Davis’ late-night burst and secondary burst showed real conditioning progress and a potential weekly floor as the middle of Philly’s defense stabilizes.

Jihad Campbell and Zach Bond anchored Vic Fangio’s Tampa-2 look, with Sydney Brown and Drew Makuba mixing in dime and nickel roles to keep the middle of the field from becoming a soft spot. On offense, Hurts’ improvisational ground game and Sharpe- Dodson- Smith timing combined with AJ Brown’s health to push the Cowboys out of rhythm, while Rozier-like scrambles kept drives alive and fantasy owners excited about Philly’s ceiling.

Friday’s Fantasy Football Today mailbag maps Week 1 risk and reward with auction targets at the top, led by Christian McCaffrey and Bijan Robinson. Williams’ value in a Denver time-share comes under scrutiny as auction budgets tighten, while executives weigh start/sit calls and late-week injury updates. A deep-dive into waiver targets for deep leagues, plus real-world trades and 4-point vs 6-point TD formats, rounds out a practical, edge-driven fantasy plan.