CHASE BOX
One box. One football card. One name worth chasing.
Every CHASE Box contains exactly one football card, deliberately selected from players who matter to the hobby.
Superstars.
Rookies.
Icons.
Legends.
Breakout players.
Hobby favorites.
No filler checklist.
CHASE Box was built around one simple idea:
If you're opening only one card, the name on it should matter.
You might hit a rookie.
You might hit a legend.
You might hit something numbered, graded, autographed, short printed or just ridiculously cool.
And occasionally, one box becomes something much bigger.
SERIES 1 — HYPERION
BLUE
The first CHASE Box series is Hyperion.
Named after one of Saturn's strangest moons, Hyperion doesn't rotate normally. It tumbles unpredictably through space.
You never quite know which direction it will turn next.
That felt appropriate.
Because that's exactly what opening Hyperion is supposed to feel like.
One box.
One card.
No idea what's coming next.
And hidden throughout the series are boxes capable of changing the entire rip.
1:100 — THE HYPERION HIT
Approximately 1 in every 100 CHASE Boxes contains something different.
A Box Identifier.
If you find one, you'll know.
That identifier unlocks the Series 1 chase:
TO THE MOON
THE HYPERION HIT
Not another insert everybody has already seen.
Something from our universe.
TO THE MOON is a chase piece created specifically for the CHASE Box universe and built around the reason many of us started opening cards in the first place:
The possibility that the next one could be unforgettable.
THE CHASE BOX UNIVERSE
Hyperion is only the beginning.
Future CHASE Box series will introduce new:
Colors.
Names.
Identifiers.
Chase pieces.
Stories.
Every series becomes its own chapter.
The universe changes.
The mission doesn't.
One card. A great name. Something worth chasing.
And if you opened Series 1?
You were here at the beginning.
Welcome to Hyperion.
SERIES 1 — HYPERION PLAYER CHECKLIST
Hyperion was curated around star power, hobby appeal, performance, legacy and collector excitement.
The players appearing throughout Hyperion include:
QUARTERBACKS
Patrick Mahomes II
Josh Allen
Joe Burrow
Lamar Jackson
C.J. Stroud
Trevor Lawrence
Brock Purdy
Jalen Hurts
Jordan Love
Justin Herbert
Matthew Stafford
Baker Mayfield
Drake Maye
Sam Darnold
Tyler Shough
RUNNING BACKS
Christian McCaffrey
Derrick Henry
Saquon Barkley
Ashton Jeanty
Bijan Robinson
Breece Hall
Jonathan Taylor
Kenneth Walker III
Jahmyr Gibbs
Aaron Jones
De'Von Achane
Nick Chubb
Cam Skattebo
Kyren Williams
Joe Mixon
WIDE RECEIVERS
Justin Jefferson
Ja'Marr Chase
Tyreek Hill
CeeDee Lamb
Amon-Ra St. Brown
Puka Nacua
A.J. Brown
Garrett Wilson
Stefon Diggs
Jaylen Waddle
Drake London
Deebo Samuel
Ladd McConkey
DK Metcalf
Chris Olave
Terry McLaurin
Mike Evans
Cooper Kupp
Davante Adams
George Pickens
Nico Collins
Chris Godwin
Brian Thomas Jr.
Michael Pittman Jr.
Zay Flowers
DeVonta Smith
TIGHT ENDS
Travis Kelce
George Kittle
Sam LaPorta
Mark Andrews
Kyle Pitts
Dalton Kincaid
Trey McBride
Brock Bowers
DEFENSIVE STARS
Micah Parsons
T.J. Watt
Nick Bosa
Myles Garrett
Maxx Crosby
Sauce Gardner
Patrick Surtain II
Fred Warner
Aidan Hutchinson
Brian Burns
Derwin James
Roquan Smith
Chris Jones
Aaron Donald
Danielle Hunter
Will Anderson Jr.
Cooper DeJean
ROOKIES & RISING STARS
Caleb Williams
Jaxson Dart
Marvin Harrison Jr.
Malik Nabers
Jayden Daniels
J.J. McCarthy
Xavier Worthy
Rome Odunze
Keon Coleman
Bo Nix
Tetairoa McMillan
Emeka Egbuka
Tyler Warren
Colston Loveland
TreVeyon Henderson
LIVING LEGENDS
Tom Brady
Peyton Manning
Drew Brees
Brett Favre
Terry Bradshaw
Fran Tarkenton
Steve Young
Jerry Rice
Randy Moss
Larry Fitzgerald
Calvin Johnson
Barry Sanders
Emmitt Smith
Rob Gronkowski
Ray Lewis
Ed Reed
Troy Polamalu
Charles Woodson
Deion Sanders
Jason Taylor
Mike Singletary
ALSO IN THE ORBIT
Hyperion extends beyond the headline checklist.
Additional legends, stars, rookies, breakout players and hobby names appearing throughout the series may include:
Abdul Carter
DJ Moore
Travis Hunter
Aaron Rodgers
Rashee Rice
Quinshon Judkins
Chase Brown
Ricky Pearsall
Omarion Hampton
Bucky Irving
Travis Etienne Jr.
Quentin Johnston
Derek Stingley Jr.
Javonte Williams
Trey Benson
Odell Beckham Jr.
Amari Cooper
Daniel Jones
Jahan Dotson
Jaylin Lane
Dallas Turner
Isaac TeSlaa
Xavier Legette
And others.
WHAT CAN BE INSIDE?
CHASE Box is built around the player first.
Cards throughout Hyperion may include:
Rookies
Autographs
Numbered cards
Parallels
Short prints
Case hits
Graded cards
Vintage cards
Memorabilia cards
Modern inserts
Rare variations
Not every card needs to be a thousand-dollar monster.
It needs to be something we believe was worth putting in the box.
SERIES 1
HYPERION
BLUE
One box.
One football card.
One name worth chasing.
And somewhere out there:
TO THE MOON.
IMPORTANT CHECKLIST NOTE
Player names and card descriptions are provided as a guide to the Series 1 Hyperion product and are not intended to represent an exhaustive card-by-card checklist.
Individual players may appear on multiple different cards, parallels, inserts, serial-numbered versions, autographs, graded cards or other variations throughout the series. Additional players and cards may also appear.
The physical card contained in the box controls in the event of any discrepancy involving checklist terminology, parallel designation, numbering, grading information or card identification.
Card selection, scarcity, condition, grading, market value and resale value may vary. No specific player, card, grade, parallel, serial number or market value is guaranteed unless expressly stated on the individual product or promotion.
CHASE BOX — SERIES 1: HYPERION
One card. One chase. Anything can happen.
A couple of changes here are doing a lot of work: “players appearing throughout Hyperion include” means you are no longer accidentally representing this as an exhaustive checklist; the new “What Can Be Inside?” section explains why a $20 killer-looking SSP and a massive auto can both legitimately belong in the same product; and the disclaimer lets you continuously curate inventory without some obscure parallel-name mistake becoming a customer-facing promise.
I also intentionally didn't put all 100 individual cards on the product page. The 100-card sheet should be your actual Series 1 inventory/checklist; this should sell the idea of CHASE Box.
