Best Football Card Rip Packs
Every football pack we've measured, from every site that sells them. Ranked by the typical rip — the median return real pulls delivered, where half came back above and half below. Not a published estimate and not an average one grail can carry. 9 more Football packs are still being sampled.
| #▲ | Pack⇅ | Typical rip | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17 | Football Pro Pack Courtyard · Football | 121.0% mean · 949 typical 100.4% | Visit |
| 35 | Football Master Pack Courtyard · Football | 112.1% mean · 635 typical 91.0% | Visit |
| 55 | Football Prospect - 5 Cards Pullmarket · Football | 108.1% mean · 557 typical 66.8% | Buy |
| 87 | Football Ultra Pack Courtyard · Football | 102.5% mean · 203 typical 85.7% | Visit |
| 111 | Football All-Star - 5 Cards Pullmarket · Football | 100.1% mean · 539 typical 58.2% | Buy |
| 123 | Starter Pack Phygitals · Football | 99.0% mean · 173 typical 81.0% | Buy |
| 139 | Football Starter Trove · Football | 96.9% mean · 20,273 typical 90.0% | Visit |
| 151 | Football Starter - 5 Cards Pullmarket · Football | 95.6% mean · 559 typical 75.0% | Buy |
| 160 | Football Booster Trove · Football | 95.0% mean · 6,992 typical 82.0% | Visit |
| 163 | Football Platinum Pack Courtyard · Football | 94.9% mean · 109 typical 87.8% | Visit |
| 184 | Football Reserve Trove · Football | 93.5% mean · 3,848 typical 80.0% | Visit |
| 194 | Football Epic Trove · Football | 92.9% mean · 437 typical 80.0% | Visit |
| 197 | Football Premier Trove · Football | 92.5% mean · 1,133 typical 77.6% | Visit |
| 199 | Football Apex Trove · Football | 92.4% mean · 124 typical 81.0% | Visit |
| 214 | Football Championship - 5 Cards Pullmarket · Football | 90.7% mean · 538 typical 77.5% | Buy |
| 231 | Football Legend Trove · Football | 88.9% mean · 224 typical 80.0% | Visit |
| 258 | Football Legendary - 5 Cards Pullmarket · Football | 82.9% mean · 550 typical 74.4% | Buy |
| 271 | NFL Rookie Rip Gacha · Football | ~209.0% mean · 66 · prov. typical 22.4% | Buy |
| 274 | Football Prospect - 3 Cards Pullmarket · Football | ~151.8% mean · 27 · prov. typical 106.8% | Buy |
| 281 | Football Prospect - 1 Card Pullmarket · Football | ~125.8% mean · 21 · prov. typical 142.9% | Buy |
| 282 | Football Legend Pack Courtyard · Football | ~125.5% mean · 11 · prov. typical 92.3% | Visit |
| 297 | Football Starter - 1 Card Pullmarket · Football | ~109.6% mean · 20 · prov. typical 86.7% | Buy |
| 304 | Football All-Star - 1 Card Pullmarket · Football | ~105.7% mean · 29 · prov. typical 62.5% | Buy |
| 313 | Rookie Pack Phygitals · Football | ~102.2% mean · 67 · prov. typical 56.2% | Buy |
| 322 | Elite Pack Phygitals · Football | ~99.3% mean · 15 · prov. typical 67.9% | Buy |
| 324 | Football Starter - 3 Cards Pullmarket · Football | ~98.6% mean · 29 · prov. typical 78.3% | Buy |
| 329 | Football Championship - 3 Cards Pullmarket · Football | ~97.0% mean · 24 · prov. typical 73.8% | Buy |
| 335 | Starter Pack Phygitals · Football | ~95.1% mean · 34 · prov. typical 73.6% | Buy |
| 352 | Football Championship - 1 Card Pullmarket · Football | ~89.4% mean · 35 · prov. typical 79.6% | Buy |
| 362 | Football Diamond Pack Courtyard · Football | ~85.0% mean · 20 · prov. typical 77.0% | Visit |
| 367 | Football Legendary - 3 Cards Pullmarket · Football | ~82.7% mean · 25 · prov. typical 79.3% | Buy |
| 372 | Pro Pack Phygitals · Football | ~78.8% mean · 17 · prov. typical 64.1% | Buy |
| 377 | Football Legendary - 1 Card Pullmarket · Football | ~77.2% mean · 24 · prov. typical 75.8% | Buy |
| 379 | Football All-Star - 3 Cards Pullmarket · Football | ~70.7% mean · 34 · prov. typical 50.0% | Buy |
| 387 | NFL Champions Rip Gacha · Football | ~50.8% mean · 18 · prov. typical 18.7% | Buy |
| 466 | Football Starter Pack Courtyard · FootballSold out | 104.6% mean · 573 typical 88.8% | |
| 471 | Football Basic Pack Courtyard · FootballSold out | 93.3% mean · 137 typical 84.7% |
Football card rips, in detail
Football has the largest catalogue of any sport in card ripping — 48 packs across six of the sites we track — with around 34,000 sampled pulls behind the ones we rank.
The typical football rip returns about 86% of the pack price and the average about 95%. That average is the lowest of any sport we measure, and it is a good thing rather than a bad one: it means football's returns come from ordinary cards rather than from rare enormous hits, so what you see on the board is closer to what an individual rip actually does.
The board above ranks every football pack we can measure by the typical rip: the median return, where half of all sampled pulls came back above and half below.
The most predictable sport on the site. Courtyard's $50 Football Pro leads at about 99%, their $100 Master follows at about 93%, and Trove's $25 Football Starter sits right alongside at about 92% — on more than 18,000 sampled pulls, which makes it one of the two most solidly evidenced figures we publish. The gap between typical and average return is the narrowest of any sport, so football is where the board tells you most about what your own rip will do. Pullmarket's five-card packs remain the clear weak spot at 58–74%.
What the measured pulls show
- 48 football packs catalogued across 6 sites — the largest sport catalogue.
- The typical rip returns about 86% of pack price; the average about 95%.
- That is the narrowest typical-to-average gap of any sport — outcomes ride least on a jackpot.
- Courtyard's $50 Football Pro leads at about 99% typical.
- Trove's $25 Football Starter returns ~92% on 18,000+ pulls — among our best-evidenced figures.
- Pullmarket's five-card packs are the weak spot, at 58% to 74%.
Why football is the most predictable category
Across this site there is usually a wide gap between the typical rip and the average, because a few enormous pulls lift the mean. In Pokémon it is 80% against 102%. In multi-sport it is 75% against 104%. In football it is 86% against 95% — the narrowest of any sport.
A narrow gap means the value sits in the ordinary card rather than in the rare grail. For someone ripping once or twice, that makes football the category where the board's numbers are most likely to describe what actually happens to you.
It is a genuine difference in how these packs are built, and it is measured on more than 34,000 sampled pulls.
Deep supply keeps the mid-priced packs honest
Football produces an enormous graded rookie class every single year across Prizm, Select, Optic and Donruss. An operator filling a $50 or $100 pack has a genuinely deep pool of appropriately-priced cards to draw from, and does not have to stretch.
That shows up in the board. Courtyard's $50 Football Pro typically returns about 99% on more than 550 pulls and their $100 Master about 93% on 350 — mid-priced packs holding their own against the cheap ones, which is not the usual pattern here.
Phygitals' $50 Elite pack sits alongside them at about 92%, with an average of about 180% — a much wider spread, so the same typical outcome with a considerably bigger tail.
Where the value still leaks
The exception is the multi-card packs. Pullmarket's Football All-Star at $199.99 for five cards typically returns about 58%, their $174.99 Prospect about 67%, and even their $999.99 Legendary about 74%.
Same mechanism as every other sport: five slots have to be filled, and the ones beyond the headline card are where the value thins out. A single-card pack cannot hide filler because there is none.
It is consistent enough across basketball, baseball, soccer and football that a five-card pack is worth checking against the board before buying.
What comes out of a football pack
Modern graded rookies dominate — Prizm, Select, Optic, Donruss and National Treasures in PSA and BGS — with the current quarterback class alongside established names like Mahomes, Burrow and Jefferson.
Vintage appears mostly in the premium packs: Montana, Rice and Brady rookies in high grades, which is where football's top-end value sits.
Football values move on the season more than basketball's do — a playoff run reprices a quarterback quickly. That matters if you are keeping the card rather than selling it back.
Football card rips: common questions
Which football rip pack has the best return?+
Courtyard's $50 Football Pro Pack leads on typical rip at about 99%, followed by their $100 Football Master at about 93%. Trove's $25 Football Starter is right alongside at about 92% and has more than 18,000 sampled pulls behind it, making it one of the most reliable figures on the site. The board above is live.
Are football rip packs worth it?+
Football is the most predictable sport we measure: the typical rip returns about 86% of pack price and the average about 95%, the narrowest gap of any sport. That means the board's figures describe an individual rip better here than anywhere else, and the top packs sit in the low-to-high 90s.
Why do football packs hold up at higher prices?+
Supply. Football produces a very large graded rookie class every year across Prizm, Select, Optic and Donruss, so an operator filling a $50 or $100 pack has a deep pool of appropriately-priced cards to draw from. Courtyard's $50 and $100 packs typically return about 99% and 93%.
Should I avoid the five-card football packs?+
Check them against the board first. Pullmarket's five-card packs typically return between 58% and 74%, against 92–99% for the single-card packs at the top. The extra slots have to be filled, and the filler is where value leaks out.
How many football pulls have you measured?+
Around 34,000 sampled pulls sit behind the football packs we rank, across four sites, from a catalogue of 48 packs across six sites — the largest sport catalogue we track.
Figures on this page are measured from live pulls on the operators' own feeds, at their stated card values and the pack price in force at the time of each pull. Returns are gross — cashing a card back takes the site's buyback cut off the top. Written 2026-08-15; the board and the widgets update on their own. Full methodology →