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Thread: Which box is better?

  
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    I'd go with the 2008 bowman better rookie class than the 2009,you could get ryan,flacco,johnson,rice,slaton and more whereas in 2009's box it would be crabtree,darrius heyward bey,mark sanchez,chris wells,hakeem nicks etc,etc.There are good rookies in both boxes but the benefit of the 2008 box is you already know what that rookie class did.Take care Steve

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    ^ ditto!

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    Personal Opinion, But I like the 09 Draft, The Patch autos are Nice.

    But that's just me
    08 has the Rookies in their new Uniforms, so it's a toss up..........

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    I like the bowman draft. Pretty nice set, and an on card auto and patch auto in every box.

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    bowman draft

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