Throw A Football! Guide

The collection

Throw A Football cards: editions, rarities and what the listing confirms

Place 125942529011157 advertises 260 football cards with two separate identity axes — editions and rarities — without publishing a full card list.

Rookie · Veteran · Legend

Editions

EditionWhere it appearsSource
RookieAppears in the pack line as the first named edition on the listing.Games API description
VeteranAppears in the pack line as the middle named edition on the listing.Games API description
LegendAppears in the pack line as the top named edition on the listing.Games API description

The listing names each edition. It does not publish a per-edition card count, so this page does not invent one.

Listing checked: 2026-11-03T21:03:36.653Z · Official listing

Common → Mythic

Rarity ladder

RarityWhat the listing saysNote
CommonNamed as the low end of the rarity ladder for receivers and defenders.No middle band names are printed between this floor and Mythic.
MythicNamed as the high end of the rarity ladder for receivers and defenders.No middle band names are printed between Common and this ceiling.

The listing names Common and Mythic as the ends of the ladder. It does not publish the bands in between, so this page does not invent them.

Listing checked: 2026-11-03T21:03:36.653Z

Packs and sinks

Card count and where cards come from

The official description says to open packs for 260 football cards with Rookie, Veteran and Legend editions, and to collect receivers and defenders from Common to Mythic. That 260 figure is the count the listing publishes — not a scraped inventory of every card name.

Two named sinks sit beside the pack loop: the Touchdown Shop, where touchdowns you earn can be spent, and the Locker, where balls and trails unlock. Game pass 2x Touchdowns doubles touchdowns for the shop route; it does not publish a card catalogue of its own.

What the public listing does not specify: drop rates, pack odds, card stats and the complete card list. Open packs in game to see the live pull screen; use this page for the edition and rarity axes the listing actually names.

Player route

How to use this index in a session

  1. Farm cash and touchdowns through practice rings and live drives so you can open packs and visit the Touchdown Shop.
  2. When a card drops, read both axes: which edition band it sits in, and where it sits on the Common-to-Mythic ladder.
  3. Do not plan roster decisions around unpublished middle rarity names or invent a ranking — the listing never publishes those bands or a tier board.
  4. Pair collection progress with upgrades and the group reward so free listing systems stay in the same session plan.

Next steps

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