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The NFL is back and so are the Yahoo Fantasy x Arena Club Slab Packs!
Loaded with top art and fantasy stars, Yahoo Fantasy x Arena Club Slab packs will be available every week throughout the regular season for collectors and fans to digitally rip.
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For those new to Arena Club, there is a new way to collect. As the market’s leading tech-savvy and progressive platform, Arena Club brings the physical experience of card collecting into the digital age. Users can purchase and open virtual packs of real, pre-grade cards (“boards”), trade and sell them on the market, and manage their card portfolios all in one place. Each Arena Club Slab Pack shows a full line of potential cards and the probability of splitting each one.
Yahoo Fantasy Slab Packs contain graded NFL vehicles with traffic curated by Arena Club. Fans can purchase board packs, each containing an NFL player grade card, through the Arena Club platform. Packs of “Chase Cards” will feature top fantasy football players at the QB, RB, WR and TE positions. These “Chase Cards” are the rarest, most expensive cards in the Yahoo Fantasy Slab Packs, costing up to 3-4x the price of the originals.
With the 2026 season in full swing, Yahoo Fantasy Slab Packs will go on sale at kickoff of the Seahawks-Broncos game (8:15 p.m. ET, Thursday) and will be available until the conclusion of the Monday night game (or while they sell out) every week through the end of the season. Available in Gold ($200) and Silver ($70) tiers, it’s the perfect way to start your fantasy week.
You can head to ArenaClub.com or use the Arena Club app and enter promo code YAHOO20 at checkout for 20% off your first package or card purchase.
Rip your Yahoo Fantasy x Arena Club slab pack today!
Rip your exclusive Yahoo Fantasy and Arena Club slab pack here
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This Week’s Featured Cards:
QB
Jared Goff, Lions – Who is the only quarterback in the NFL with double-digit touchdowns and no interceptions? If you’re guessing Goff, you’re 100% right. The Lions’ signal caller is off to the best start of his career and is among the frontrunners for MVP.
Jayden Daniels, Emperors. Daniels didn’t flash it in the passing attack, but the third-year QB was a player with legs, rushing for 103 yards and two touchdowns in Week 5. Overtime gaffes and injury concerns aside, Daniels remains one of the most dynamic players in the NFL.
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Josh Allen, Bills. Allen has more touchdowns in all five games for Buffalo and actually leads the league with eight scores that season. In a Week 5 OT thriller against the Rams, Allen threw for 200 yards and a TD, adding 121 yards and a score on the ground.
Running Back
Jahmyr Gibbs, Lions – After failing to surpass 100 yards rushing in three straight games, Gibbs led the Cardinals’ defense for 151 yards and two touchdowns as the Lions scored 45 points. Gibbs is the definition of a bell cow, sitting in the top five in attempts (105), yards (504) and touchdowns (7). When you factor in the ability of the passing game, few players are worth more — in fantasy or reality.
Derrick Henry Crow – Henry’s first 100-yard game since Week 1 came exactly when Baltimore needed it. With Lamar Jackson sidelined, Henry carried 24 times for 120 yards in Thursday’s Ravens win over the Falcons. Never the biggest receiving threat out of the backfield, Henry made Atlanta pay with an 18-yard touchdown catch.
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Bucky Marcus, Bucs – Thanks to Irving, there’s been good luck coming out of Week 5’s Thursday night game. Irving rushed for a career-high 165 yards and had a pair of touchdowns (receiving) as Tampa Bay stunned the Cowboys for their first victory of the season.
Wide receiver
Puka Nacua, Rams – Nacua more than doubled his season for receptions and targets in Week 5 against the Bills, going 17 of 24 for 138 yards and a touchdown. After missing the previous two games in the season with an injury, Nacua looks to be fully back with consecutive 100-yard games.
Malik Nabers, Giants – Fantasy managers who gambled on Nabers coming off a serious knee injury are finally breathing a sigh of relief. The Giants’ third-year star has been a bright focal point for Jameis Winston and the New York offense, compiling back-to-back games with at least 100 yards and a touchdown.
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Garrett Wilson, Jets – It was far enough away, but the Jets were able to beat the club 17-14 in Week 5. A big reason was Wilson, who found the end zone for the third time this season and had his first 100-yard receiving game at home since October 2024.
Chase Card Weekend:
$70 Pack: Malik Nabers 2024 Optic Rookie Fire
$200 Pack: Navy 2025 Topps Chrome Helix puck
With new cards released weekly based on fantasy performance, collectors have an ever-changing opportunity to expand their trading collections with the NFL’s hottest names. It would not be missing from – and I bought your rip pack!