JA'MARR CHASE • JOE BURROW

Market outlook

Rising Outlook 7/10

The trend is rising due to the duo's continued success, Chase's record-breaking rookie stats, Burrow's franchise leadership, and the card's inclusion in a high-demand subset. The 2025 release is still relatively new, and demand for elite duos like this remains strong. The market is maturing for this specific card, with increasing interest from collectors and investors.

Next months. Next 3-6 months: Prices are expected to rise modestly, with potential graded 10 copies reaching $40-$45.

Long term. 1-3 years: Long-term outlook is positive, with potential for graded 10 copies to reach $50-$60, driven by the duo's legacy and the card's rarity in the Best Tuddys subset.

History

Ja'Marr Chase and Joe Burrow are one of the most dynamic quarterback-wreceiver duos in the NFL, both playing for the Cincinnati Bengals. Chase, a rookie in 2021, set the record for most receiving yards by a rookie with 1,459, and was named Offensive Rookie of the Year. Burrow, a 2020 Draft pick, quickly became the Bengals' franchise quarterback, leading them to multiple playoff appearances and a Super Bowl LVII run. Their chemistry is legendary, with Chase frequently credited as Burrow's most trusted target.

This specific card, JA'MARR CHASE • JOE BURROW #3 from the 2025 Panini Donruss Optic Best Tuddys set, was first released in 2025. It belongs to a newer series focused on collegiate and early-career highlights, with this card being part of the 'Best Tuddys' subset honoring top touchdown plays.

• Chase and Burrow share the nickname 'Burrow Chase' due to their elite connection.
• Chase's 2021 rookie season included 14 total touchdowns, the most by any rookie receiver since 1989.
• Burrow led the Bengals to their first Super Bowl in 33 years in the 2021 season.
• Their 2025 one-handed grab play against the Cleveland Browns is one of the most iconic moments in recent Bengals history[6].

Rarity and print run

Tier

Uncommon

Print run

Medium

First printed in

2025 Panini Donruss Optic Best Tuddys (Football)

Demand

High

Supply

Medium

• The card is part of a 2025 release with a medium print run, making it less common than rookie cards but more accessible than 1/1 variants.
• The black variant (1/1) is the most rare, with only one copy produced, enhancing its collectibility.
• The Dragon variant (/24) and Ice variant (/55) are also scarce, contributing to overall rarity[1].

Collector notes

Condition. Key things to check include centering, edge wear, and surface scratches. Common flaws include corner dings, especially on the black variant. The card's glossy surface can show micro-scratches under bright light. The black variant (1/1) is more prone to damage due to its rarity and lack of protective coating.

Storage. Best practices include storing the card in airtight, non-PVC plastic sleeves, placed in a rigid top-loader or card box. Avoid direct sunlight and humidity. For the 1/1 black variant, consider using a protective mylar sleeve and storing it in a climate-controlled environment.

Authenticity. To spot fakes, check for consistent printing quality, sharp text, and correct holographic elements. Reprints may lack the official Panini hologram or have slightly off-color tones. Use UV light to verify ink authenticity. For the 1/1 black variant, confirm the serial number with Panini's official database.