[jaderock]

Hey Jaderock, this is my first reply to you but it is great to see that you have a great Mark Brunell collection; my wife and i have an exclusive all Jag or Jag related card collection with over 900 different cards of Mark. We know him personally and go to the church that he & 4 other former Jags help start. if you want to know more, drop me a line.

Is it Southpoint Community Church? Maybe you got something I need? Click my signature and check my wantlist...maybe we can work something out.
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Thanks Avery and Burton
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Today's Addition:

Auto/Jersey - another vacation pickup that Bob, road_runner_1964, got me! Actually he got me 2 of these!!!

2004 SPX Swatch Supremacy Autograph (#/100)

[jaderock]

Today's Addition:

Auto

Another vacation pickup by Bob, road_runner_1964, for me...actually FOUR of these!

2004 SPX Super Script Auto!

[skibler]

sick new additions man. I love the collection

[nineof]

Awesome SPx auto card, jaderock! Mr. 264 got you 4 of them?! That definitely rocks!

[jaderock]

Thanks skibler and Nineof!
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Today's NEW addition:

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2002 Titanium Mark Brunell and David Garrard RC with Daunte Culpepper and Randy Fasani RC

Thanks for looking, keep on jadeROCKing for Valentines Day and Chinese New Year!!!

[duch2izback]

Hey man! Guess who's gettin a Super Bowl Ring????? I'm so happy for him! So cool to have him part of the Who Dat Nation, and he deserves everything that goes along with it, including the awesome parade on Dat Tuesday!

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After 16 NFL seasons, Mark Brunell is finally a world champion.

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Brunell was a critical part in the University of Washington's dominance during the early 1990s. Brunell led the team to three straight Rose Bowl appearances, winning in 1991 and 1992.

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Brunell was drafted in the fifth round of the 1993 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers, and was on the bench during the emergence of Brett Favre from 1993-1994.

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He was traded to the expansion Jacksonville Jaguars in 1995, for a third- and fifth- round pick.

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After a 4-12 inaugural season (3-7 with Brunell as the starter), the Jags would go 45-19 the next four seasons, making the playoffs all four years.

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Brunell took the Jaguars to the AFC Championship game in 1996 and 1999. Brunell lost to the New England Patriots in 1996 (who were later defeated in Super Bowl by Brett Favre's Packers) and the Tennessee Titans in 1999 (who would lose to Kurt Warner's Rams).

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Brunell still hold multiple Jaguars franchise records. His career numbers with the Jags are 25,698 yards, 144 touchdowns and a QB rating of 85.3.

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Additionally, he leads the Jags with a 63-54 record as a starter. Teammate Jimmy Smith had seven consecutive 1,000+ yard seasons with Brunell as quarterback.

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Brunell was also a Pro Bowler in 1996-1997 and 1999 and was named the game's MVP in 1997. Brunell's best season as a Jaguar came in 2000, when he threw for over 3,000 yards and 20 touchdowns.

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Brunell, however did throw for over 4,300 yards in 1996, but threw more interceptions than touchdowns and was sacked a league-leading 50 times.

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After struggling with a hamstring injury in 2003, Brunell was dealt to the Washington Redskins. During his time in Washington, Brunell would leap frog in and out of the starting role with Patrick Ramsey and Jason Campbell.

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In 2006, Brunell set an NFL record with 22 consecutive completions, breaking the 66- year old record set by Hall of Famer Sammy Baugh, who played his entire career with the Redskins.

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Brunell was benched for the final time in 2006, after the Skins won only three of their first nine games and he was released following the 2006 season.

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Brunell signed with the New Orleans Saints, who had just lost the NFC Championship Game, in hopes of winning a championship.

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And in 2009, his strategy paid off.

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Brunell appeared in all 16 games as a holder for the 2009 New Orleans Saints and occasionally came into the game for All-Pro, Drew Brees.

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As the holder, Brunell had a front-row seat as kicker Garrett Hartley kicked the game-winning field goal in OT against Brett Favre's Minnesota Vikings in the NFC Championship Game.

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Brunell's Saints came went into Super Bowl XLIV as four-point underdogs to the Indianapolis Colts, but came away with a 31-17 victory, giving New Orleans its first championship in their 42-year history.

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&ldquo;It was just great, we&rsquo;ve been waiting a long time for this,&rdquo; Brunell said after the game. &ldquo;To be on a championship team this late in my career. &hellip; You get 17 years [in the NFL], and you just wonder if you&rsquo;re ever going to be a part of something like this.&rdquo;

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Brunell, who turns 40 in September, will be a free-agent this off-season and is uncertain about his NFL future.

\r\n

Despite being a backup, Brunell's leadership and experience had a major impact on the Saints 2009 success and is revered for his example on and off the field.

Brunell signed with the New Orleans Saints, who had just lost the NFC Championship Game, in hopes of winning a championship.

And in 2009, his strategy paid off.

Brunell appeared in all 16 games as a holder for the 2009 New Orleans Saints and occasionally came into the game for All-Pro,Drew Brees.

As the holder, Brunell had a front-row seat as kicker GarrettHartley kicked the game-winning field goal in OT against Brett Favre'sMinnesota Vikings in the NFC Championship Game.

Brunell's Saints came went into Super Bowl XLIV as four-pointunderdogs to the Indianapolis Colts, but came away with a 31-17victory, giving New Orleans its first championship in their 42-yearhistory.

“It was just great, we’ve been waiting a long time for this,”Brunell said after the game. “To be on a championship team this late inmy career. … You get 17 years [in the NFL], and you just wonder ifyou’re ever going to be a part of something like this.”

Brunell, who turns 40 in September, will be a free-agent this off-season and is uncertain about his NFL future.

Despite being a backup, Brunell's leadership and experience had amajor impact on the Saints 2009 success and is revered for his exampleon and off the field.

Congrats Mark Brunell!!!!! A Class Act Indeed, and a perfect fit for one of the nicest organizations ever!!!!!

WHO DAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[nineof]

Happy Chinese New Year, jaderock!
Sweet card too! I love multiplayer cards. Those are always a welcome addition to a player collection, for me at least.

[jaderock]

Hey man! Guess who's gettin a Super Bowl Ring????? I'm so happy for him! So cool to have him part of the Who Dat Nation, and he deserves everything that goes along with it, including the awesome parade on Dat Tuesday!

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After 16 NFL seasons, Mark Brunell is finally a world champion.

\r\n

Brunell was a critical part in the University of Washington's dominance during the early 1990s. Brunell led the team to three straight Rose Bowl appearances, winning in 1991 and 1992.

\r\n

Brunell was drafted in the fifth round of the 1993 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers, and was on the bench during the emergence of Brett Favre from 1993-1994.

\r\n

He was traded to the expansion Jacksonville Jaguars in 1995, for a third- and fifth- round pick.

\r\n

After a 4-12 inaugural season (3-7 with Brunell as the starter), the Jags would go 45-19 the next four seasons, making the playoffs all four years.

\r\n

Brunell took the Jaguars to the AFC Championship game in 1996 and 1999. Brunell lost to the New England Patriots in 1996 (who were later defeated in Super Bowl by Brett Favre's Packers) and the Tennessee Titans in 1999 (who would lose to Kurt Warner's Rams).

\r\n

Brunell still hold multiple Jaguars franchise records. His career numbers with the Jags are 25,698 yards, 144 touchdowns and a QB rating of 85.3.

\r\n

Additionally, he leads the Jags with a 63-54 record as a starter. Teammate Jimmy Smith had seven consecutive 1,000+ yard seasons with Brunell as quarterback.

\r\n

Brunell was also a Pro Bowler in 1996-1997 and 1999 and was named the game's MVP in 1997. Brunell's best season as a Jaguar came in 2000, when he threw for over 3,000 yards and 20 touchdowns.

\r\n

Brunell, however did throw for over 4,300 yards in 1996, but threw more interceptions than touchdowns and was sacked a league-leading 50 times.

\r\n

After struggling with a hamstring injury in 2003, Brunell was dealt to the Washington Redskins. During his time in Washington, Brunell would leap frog in and out of the starting role with Patrick Ramsey and Jason Campbell.

\r\n

In 2006, Brunell set an NFL record with 22 consecutive completions, breaking the 66- year old record set by Hall of Famer Sammy Baugh, who played his entire career with the Redskins.

\r\n

Brunell was benched for the final time in 2006, after the Skins won only three of their first nine games and he was released following the 2006 season.

\r\n

Brunell signed with the New Orleans Saints, who had just lost the NFC Championship Game, in hopes of winning a championship.

\r\n

And in 2009, his strategy paid off.

\r\n

Brunell appeared in all 16 games as a holder for the 2009 New Orleans Saints and occasionally came into the game for All-Pro, Drew Brees.

\r\n

As the holder, Brunell had a front-row seat as kicker Garrett Hartley kicked the game-winning field goal in OT against Brett Favre's Minnesota Vikings in the NFC Championship Game.

\r\n

Brunell's Saints came went into Super Bowl XLIV as four-point underdogs to the Indianapolis Colts, but came away with a 31-17 victory, giving New Orleans its first championship in their 42-year history.

\r\n

&ldquo;It was just great, we&rsquo;ve been waiting a long time for this,&rdquo; Brunell said after the game. &ldquo;To be on a championship team this late in my career. &hellip; You get 17 years [in the NFL], and you just wonder if you&rsquo;re ever going to be a part of something like this.&rdquo;

\r\n

Brunell, who turns 40 in September, will be a free-agent this off-season and is uncertain about his NFL future.

\r\n

Despite being a backup, Brunell's leadership and experience had a major impact on the Saints 2009 success and is revered for his example on and off the field.

Brunell signed with the New Orleans Saints, who had just lost the NFC Championship Game, in hopes of winning a championship.

And in 2009, his strategy paid off.

Brunell appeared in all 16 games as a holder for the 2009 New Orleans Saints and occasionally came into the game for All-Pro,Drew Brees.

As the holder, Brunell had a front-row seat as kicker GarrettHartley kicked the game-winning field goal in OT against Brett Favre'sMinnesota Vikings in the NFC Championship Game.

Brunell's Saints came went into Super Bowl XLIV as four-pointunderdogs to the Indianapolis Colts, but came away with a 31-17victory, giving New Orleans its first championship in their 42-yearhistory.

“It was just great, we’ve been waiting a long time for this,”Brunell said after the game. “To be on a championship team this late inmy career. … You get 17 years [in the NFL], and you just wonder ifyou’re ever going to be a part of something like this.”

Brunell, who turns 40 in September, will be a free-agent this off-season and is uncertain about his NFL future.

Despite being a backup, Brunell's leadership and experience had amajor impact on the Saints 2009 success and is revered for his exampleon and off the field.

Congrats Mark Brunell!!!!! A Class Act Indeed, and a perfect fit for one of the nicest organizations ever!!!!!

WHO DAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome post duch2izback - thanks for sharing. It may be the end of his career, but this year made it worthwhile as a backup

[jaderock]

Happy Chinese New Year, jaderock!
Sweet card too! I love multiplayer cards. Those are always a welcome addition to a player collection, for me at least.

Thanks Terence - not many folks on cards sites know it's Chinese New Year today...much appreciated!
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Today's Addition:

TTM Auto

My 2nd purchase of a 2006 Topps Heritage TTM Auto!

[bakerman8419]

Hi jaderock its really none of my business but how are you able to afford all these cards??? LOL. You would have to have a serious amount of loot to obtain all these brunells. If you dont want to share thats cool. NO its not give us a clue!!! I guess Im just jealous of you as Im sure most people are lol. And I didnt know it was Chinese New Year and I didnt know you were Chinese so Happy Chinese New Year! LOL. Also how did you feel when Mark finally got his ring??? Thanks!