Kyle Rudolph
2020 Panini Donruss
$0.25
🏈 MINNESOTA VIKINGS
Kyle
Rudolph
TIGHT END
1 Kyle Rudolph card in Dad’s binder: 2020 Panini Donruss.
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📣 DAD’S TAKEON KYLE RUDOLPH
One base card from a guy's swan song season with the only franchise that mattered in his career. Donruss gives you the no-frills treatment, which matches perfectly with a tight end whose game was all about blocking and red zone catches instead of highlight reels. At least they got him in the uniform people will actually remember.
ABOUT KYLE RUDOLPH
Kyle Rudolph played college football for Notre Dame and was selected by the Vikings in the second round of the 2011 NFL draft. He left the Irish with 90 career receptions and 1,032 receiving yards, both fourth-most by a tight end in school history. The 6-foot-6, 258-pound tight end spent a decade with Minnesota from 2011 to 2020, earning two Pro Bowl selections. In his final Minnesota season of 2020, Rudolph appeared in 12 games and caught 28 passes for 334 yards and one touchdown.
This single-card collection features Rudolph on his base card from 2020 Donruss football. The simple base issue captures the tight end during what proved to be his final campaign in purple before moving on to stints with the Giants and Buccaneers to close out his career.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED: KYLE RUDOLPH CARDS
What is the most valuable Kyle Rudolph card in Dad's binder?
The 2020 Donruss #162, at $0.25.
What is the rarest Kyle Rudolph card in Dad's binder?
No numbered, autographed or parallel Kyle Rudolph cards yet. Everything here is base.
Does Dad have Kyle Rudolph rookie cards?
Not right now. The earliest Kyle Rudolph card here is the 2020 Donruss #162.
How much do Kyle Rudolph cards cost here?
1 Kyle Rudolph card here. The 2020 Donruss #162 is $0.25.