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📣 DAD’S TAKEON JACK SAWYER

Look at this kid holding a football like he's posing for his high school yearbook photo! You're telling me this skinny defensive end is "inspired" by Mike Alstott – the human bowling ball fullback? Kid looks like he'd get pancaked by a stiff breeze, let alone an NFL offensive lineman!

ABOUT JACK SAWYER

Jack Sawyer is a defensive end for the Pittsburgh Steelers who's built his career around pure competitive drive. The guy grew up idolizing Mike Alstott and even wore number 40 in high school as a tribute to the Bucs legend, which tells you something about his old-school mentality. Sawyer's philosophy is simple but effective, he believes you either want to be the best or you shouldn't be playing at all. Since he doesn't have rookie cards yet, collectors are mainly focused on his early NFL issues and any autographed pieces. Look for numbered parallels and short-print variations, those tend to hold value better with defensive players who have that kind of intensity.

Always looking to add playmakers on defense, the Steelers selected Sawyer in the 2025 NFL Draft. A perfect fit for Pittsburgh\'s sound scheme with his suffocating, the edge rusher has shuffled the box score with six tackles.

— 2025 DONRUSS

So much green. It's what Sawyer saw in his scarlet and gray as he scooped up the fumble he caused in the national championship game against Texas. "I was thinking I just gotta stay on my feet," he said, "because I almost blacked out when I saw all that green grass in front of me." His play won the gold trophy.

— 2025 PRIZM DRAFT PICKS

No ordinary person could withstand the NFL blitzes and bring down 200-pound quarterbacks. That's why Steelers' own Jack Sawyer, a relentless, must-own Ohio State, Sawyer put his name on the professional radar and joined Pittsburgh in 2025.

— 2025 DONRUSS OPTIC

Inspired by former Bucs fullback Mike Alstott, whose No. 40 was Sawyer's number of choice in high school, competition has been the driving force for everything he does. "I think that if you play this game, you've got to always want to be the best. If not, you're probably playing the wrong sport," he said.

— 2025 ABSOLUTE

In high school, Sawyer enjoyed his quarterback days. "It was just something to do to help the team win," he said, adding that his defensive role was never going to go away. "We ran a lot of QB [runs] and didn't do a whole lot of throwing the ball." He won at his Columbus high school, then his Columbus college.

— 2025 SELECT

FREQUENTLY ASKED — JACK SAWYER CARDS

Which Jack Sawyer cards sell the most frequently?

As of March 30th, 2026, there are over 4,708 Jack Sawyer cards listed on eBay. Listings range from $1.35 to $125, with an average price around $21.48. That includes rookie cards averaging $15.58, autographs ranging from $9.99 to $150, numbered parallels averaging $28.06.

Listing data reflects current eBay activity and is updated regularly.

How are Jack Sawyer's card prices and popularity trending?

As of June 19th, 2026, Jack Sawyer's card market is active with 4,708 listings on eBay. Current listings range from $1.35 to $125, with an average around $21.48. Numbered parallels are averaging $28.06.

Pricing reflects current eBay listing data and is updated on a regular schedule.

What is Jack Sawyer's most expensive card?

The highest-priced Jack Sawyer autograph cards currently listed on eBay reach up to $150. Autographed cards range from $9.99 to $150. Numbered parallels range from $2.75 to $94.00. Base cards start around $1.35.

Values based on current eBay listings as of March 30th, 2026.

Are Jack Sawyer cards a good investment?

Card collecting involves risk, and past performance doesn't guarantee future returns. Here's what the data shows for Jack Sawyer:

Jack Sawyer's card market is active with 4,708 listings on eBay. There are 401 autographed cards available on eBay ranging from $9.99 to $150. Numbered parallels (782 listed) average around $28.06 and tend to hold value better than base cards due to limited supply. Base rookie cards start around $1.35, making them an accessible entry point.

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