2026 Topps Chrome Football Breaks: Hobby, Jumbo & Delight Case Breaks, Team Checklist
2026 Topps Chrome Football releases November 18, 2026. A Hobby box has one autograph, and Jumbo and Delight boxes have two each. FireHand Cards breaks it live on YouTube, with every card for your team shipped to you free. Breaks are coming soon.
Current breaks at FireHand
Breaks are coming soon.
Each case breaks live as soon as every team sells. Until then, see every football break.
Hobby vs Jumbo vs Delight
All three formats share the same base set and main autograph sets. They differ in pack setup, autographs per box and exclusive parallels.
| Hobby | Jumbo | Delight | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Configuration | 20 packs × 4 cards | 12 packs × 11 cards | 1 pack × 12 cards |
| Autographs per box | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| Boxes per case | 12 | 8 | 6 |
| Autographs per case | 12 | 16 | 12 |
| Exclusive parallels | Prism Refractors (Hobby-only) | Wave Refractors, Aqua Wave /199 and more | Geometric Refractor rainbow, Purple /75 to Tie Dye /2 |
| Topps launch price | $439.99 per box; $5,279.99 per sealed case (Topps launch page, Oct 29, 2026) | — | Not published by Topps |
Hobby
20 packs of 4 cards with one autograph per box, 12 boxes per case. Prism Refractors are Hobby-only.
Jumbo
12 packs of 11 cards with two autographs per box. Wave Refractors are Jumbo-only.
Delight
One 12-card pack with two autographs per box (often searched as Breaker’s Delight). Geometric parallels are Delight-only.
Base set
400 cards: 300 veterans and 100 rookies (#301–400), with Lightboard Logo and Team Camo variations.
Other boxes and packs
Base cards and parallels
These are Topps sample images, shown so you can see what the cards look like. They are not cards pulled in a FireHand break, and final production cards may differ.
The chase cards
These are the cards everyone on the stream is waiting for:
- Rookie Variation Autographs (135 lines) and Base Variation Autographs (79).
- Chrome Legends Autographs, Hall of Chrome, Chromographs and 1991 Topps Football Autographs.
- Dual Autographs (15 cards), including the rookie duals Fernando Mendoza / Ty Simpson, Arvell Reese / Caleb Downs and Carnell Tate / Jordyn Tyson.
- Gold Shield Autographs (5): Matthew Stafford, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Myles Garrett, Carson Schwesinger and Tetairoa McMillan.
- Inserts: Kaiju, Helix, Tecmo, Glass Canvas, Madden 99 Club and Super Bowl at Night.
- Lombardi Trophy SuperFractor (one card).
Chase cards
Autographs and relics
These are Topps sample images, shown so you can see what the cards look like. They are not cards pulled in a FireHand break, and final production cards may differ.
The Superfractor Bounty
Every 2026 Chrome Football break counts toward FireHand’s Superfractor Bounty. Every SuperFractor counts, including the Lombardi Trophy SuperFractor; other 1/1s and parallels don’t. The bounty goes to the buyer who owns the team of the SuperFractor pulled in that break. The bounty is paid in Firehand Points. The current bounty total is always shown in the bar at the top of the site.
How a FireHand PYT break works
In a FireHand Chrome PYT break, you buy one NFL team and receive every card pulled for that team when the case is opened live.
- Pick your team and buy the spot. Each of the 32 team spots will have its own price on the break page.
- The break fills. Pick-your-team breaks load in the store daily between 8 and 9 AM Pacific. You get an email before your break starts.
- It breaks once every spot is sold. FireHand only breaks once every spot is sold. When the last spot sells, the case is opened live on YouTube. Watch on the FireHand Cards YouTube channel or our Live page.
- Your cards ship free. Shipping is free on group breaks. Packages go out every Tuesday and Friday, and international shipping goes out every other Thursday. See shipping.
- See your hits in HEYSTACK. When a break is imaged (many are, not all), hit images show up in HEYSTACK. Create a free HEYSTACK account with the email you use on FireHand Cards.
How team ownership works (multi-team cards and special cases)
- Cards with more than one NFL team. A random draw among the owners of those teams decides who gets the card. If it has significant value, the owners decide together: a random draw, sell and split, a buyout, or anything else they agree on.
- Cards pairing an NFL player with a non-NFL figure. The card goes to the NFL player’s team.
- Cards with no NFL team. Randomized among everyone in the break.
- Fanatics Authentics Redemption Cards (93 players) go to the player’s team, like any other hit.
Multi-team hit cards on Topps’ checklist: DA-MS Fernando Mendoza / Ty Simpson (Raiders / Rams), DA-RD Arvell Reese / Caleb Downs (Giants / Cowboys) and DA-TT Carnell Tate / Jordyn Tyson (Titans / Saints). A random draw between the two owners decides; because these are high-value rookie duals, the owners may agree on another option instead.
What if my team gets nothing?
It can happen. A team can go a whole break without a hit, and FireHand doesn’t currently offer skunk protection. You still earn Firehand Points on every purchase: every $1 you spend on firehandcards.com earns 1 point, and points come off future orders at checkout. And every qualifying break builds the Superfractor Bounty (below).
Checklist by team
Topps’ official 2026 Chrome Football checklist (PDF, Oct 19 version) lists every card. The table below gives PYT buyers the team-by-team view of autograph and autograph-relic subjects, with rookies marked. A dual counts once for each team, and the Fanatics Authentics redemptions aren’t counted. The counts are checklist lines, not odds.
Checklist per Topps as of Oct 29, 2026; subject to change. See the official checklist.
What each team has
Team checklist as of Oct 29, 2026. Card lines count autograph and autograph-relic lines on Topps’ checklist (base, inserts, parallels and redemptions not counted). Breaks are coming soon. This table shows the checklist only.
| Team | Different auto / relic subjects | Auto / auto-relic card lines | Notable autograph / relic subjects |
|---|---|---|---|
| 49ers | 13 | 16 | Brock Purdy, Christian McCaffrey, Jerry Rice, Fred Warner, De’Zhaun Stribling (rookie), Ephesians Prysock (rookie), Kaelon Black (rookie) |
| Bears | 11 | 16 | Luther Burden III, Caleb Williams, Colston Loveland, William Perry, Dillon Thieneman (rookie), Malik Muhammad (rookie), Miller Moss (rookie) |
| Bengals | 9 | 12 | Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, Chase Brown, Boomer Esiason, Cashius Howell (rookie), Colbie Young (rookie), Jack Endries (rookie) |
| Bills | 13 | 13 | James Cook, Dawson Knox, Josh Allen, Keon Coleman, Davison Igbinosun (rookie), Jalon Kilgore (rookie), Skyler Bell (rookie) |
| Broncos | 10 | 13 | Bo Nix, RJ Harvey, John Elway, Pat Surtain II, Dallen Bentley (rookie), Justin Joly (rookie), Taurean York (rookie) |
| Browns | 12 | 18 | Carson Schwesinger, Quinshon Judkins, Denzel Boston (rookie), KC Concepcion (rookie), Aaron Anderson (rookie), Emmanuel McNeil-Warren (rookie), Joe Royer (rookie) |
| Buccaneers | 7 | 11 | Emeka Egbuka, Warren Sapp, Tez Johnson, Mike Alstott, Jalon Daniels (rookie), Rueben Bain Jr. (rookie), Ted Hurst (rookie) |
| Cardinals | 8 | 11 | Jeremiyah Love (rookie), Carson Beck (rookie), Michael Wilson, Anquan Boldin, Chase Bisontis (rookie), Reggie Virgil (rookie) |
| Chargers | 10 | 11 | Omarion Hampton, Justin Herbert, Ladd McConkey, Antonio Gates, Akheem Mesidor (rookie), Brenen Thompson (rookie), Genesis Smith (rookie) |
| Chiefs | 9 | 10 | Xavier Worthy, Kenneth Walker III, Dante Hall, Emmett Johnson (rookie), Cyrus Allen (rookie), Garrett Nussmeier (rookie), Mansoor Delane (rookie) |
| Colts | 11 | 12 | Tyler Warren, Alec Pierce, Daniel Jones, Peyton Manning, A.J. Haulcy (rookie), CJ Allen (rookie), Caden Curry (rookie) |
| Commanders | 12 | 14 | Jayden Daniels, Art Monk, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Terry McLaurin, Antonio Williams (rookie), Athan Kaliakmanis (rookie), Kaytron Allen (rookie) |
| Cowboys | 14 | 16 | CeeDee Lamb, Dak Prescott, Caleb Downs (rookie), Javonte Williams, Anthony Smith (rookie), Jaishawn Barham (rookie), LT Overton (rookie) |
| Dolphins | 8 | 8 | Chop Robinson, De’Von Achane, Bob Griese, Dan Marino, Caleb Douglas (rookie), Chris Bell (rookie), Jacob Rodriguez (rookie) |
| Eagles | 9 | 11 | Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, Makai Lemon (rookie), Brian Westbrook, Cole Payton (rookie), Deontae Lawson (rookie) |
| Falcons | 9 | 10 | Drake London, Jalon Walker, Tua Tagovailoa, Michael Vick, Avieon Terrell (rookie), Harold Perkins Jr. (rookie), Zachariah Branch (rookie) |
| Giants | 8 | 11 | Jaxson Dart, Arvell Reese (rookie), Malik Nabers, Eli Manning, Colton Hood (rookie), Francis Mauigoa (rookie), Malachi Fields (rookie) |
| Jaguars | 10 | 11 | Brian Thomas Jr., Bhayshul Tuten, Trevor Lawrence, Maurice Jones-Drew, Albert Regis (rookie), J’Mari Taylor (rookie), Josh Cameron (rookie) |
| Jets | 7 | 9 | Breece Hall, Garrett Wilson, Darrelle Revis, Cade Klubnik (rookie), D’Angelo Ponds (rookie), David Bailey (rookie), Kenyon Sadiq (rookie) |
| Lions | 9 | 11 | Jared Goff, Jahmyr Gibbs, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Barry Sanders, Blake Miller (rookie), Derrick Moore (rookie), Keith Abney II (rookie) |
| Packers | 9 | 11 | Matthew Golden, Sterling Sharpe, Edgerrin Cooper, LeRoy Butler, Brandon Cisse (rookie), Dani Dennis-Sutton (rookie), Domani Jackson (rookie) |
| Panthers | 7 | 12 | Tetairoa McMillan, Bryce Young, Luke Kuechly, Chris Brazzell II (rookie), Monroe Freeling (rookie), Will Lee III (rookie), Zakee Wheatley (rookie) |
| Patriots | 8 | 11 | Tom Brady, TreVeyon Henderson, Rob Gronkowski, Adam Vinatieri, Behren Morton (rookie), Caleb Lomu (rookie), Eli Raridon (rookie) |
| Raiders | 11 | 16 | Fernando Mendoza (rookie), Brock Bowers, Ashton Jeanty, Dont’e Thornton Jr., Jermod McCoy (rookie), Mike Washington Jr. (rookie), Roman Hemby (rookie) |
| Rams | 10 | 18 | Ty Simpson (rookie), Matthew Stafford, Myles Garrett, Kyren Williams, CJ Daniels (rookie), Max Klare (rookie), Tim Keenan III (rookie) |
| Ravens | 13 | 14 | Derrick Henry, Kyle Hamilton, Roquan Smith, Ray Lewis, Adam Randall (rookie), Elijah Sarratt (rookie), Ja’Kobi Lane (rookie) |
| Saints | 10 | 15 | Tyler Shough, Jordyn Tyson (rookie), Drew Brees, Chris Olave, Bryce Lance (rookie), Christen Miller (rookie), Oscar Delp (rookie) |
| Seahawks | 8 | 11 | Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Sam Darnold, Kam Chancellor, Richard Sherman, Emmanuel Henderson Jr. (rookie), Jadarian Price (rookie) |
| Steelers | 11 | 12 | Rod Woodson, Kaleb Johnson, T.J. Watt, Will Howard, Daylen Everette (rookie), Drew Allar (rookie), Germie Bernard (rookie) |
| Texans | 10 | 12 | Jayden Higgins, Woody Marks, Kamari Lassiter, Andre Johnson, Kayden McDonald (rookie), Keylan Rutledge (rookie), Lewis Bond (rookie) |
| Titans | 9 | 15 | Carnell Tate (rookie), Cam Ward, Warren Moon, Calvin Ridley, Anthony Hill Jr. (rookie), Keldric Faulk (rookie), Nick Singleton (rookie) |
| Vikings | 9 | 11 | Aaron Jones Sr., Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Randy Moss, Caleb Banks (rookie), Caleb Tiernan (rookie), Demond Claiborne (rookie) |
Where the depth is
On Topps’ checklist, the Browns and Rams have the most autograph and auto-relic card lines (18 each), followed by the 49ers, Bears, Cowboys and Raiders (16 each). Autographs are spread across all 32 teams, and every autograph is randomly inserted, so no team is guaranteed one. Checklist per Topps as of Oct 29, 2026; subject to change.
Which format should I buy?
Per case, Jumbo has the most autographs (16 in an 8-box case), while Hobby and Delight have 12 each. A Hobby case gives you the most packs to watch and the Hobby-only Prism Refractors. Jumbo gives you more autographs and Wave Refractors. Delight is one quick pack per box with two autographs and Geometric parallels.
Compare the autographs per case with each format’s team price once the listings load. A team spot doesn’t guarantee an autograph in any format; a sealed Hobby box (Topps launch price $439.99) guarantees one, just not of your team.
FAQ
What’s the difference between 2026 Topps Chrome Football Hobby, Jumbo and Delight?
A Hobby box has 20 packs of 4 cards and one autograph. A Jumbo box has 12 packs of 11 cards and two autographs. A Delight box has one 12-card pack and two autographs. Each format has its own exclusive parallels: Prism Refractors in Hobby, Wave Refractors in Jumbo, and Geometric parallels in Delight.
When does 2026 Topps Chrome Football come out?
November 18, 2026, for Hobby, Jumbo and Delight.
How many autographs are in a 2026 Chrome Football case?
A 12-box Hobby case has 12 autographs (one per box). Jumbo and Delight boxes have two autographs each, so an 8-box Jumbo case has 16 and a 6-box Delight case has 12.
Who gets the Fernando Mendoza / Ty Simpson dual autograph?
A random draw between the Raiders and Rams owners decides. Because it’s a high-value card, the two owners can also agree on another option, such as sell and split or a buyout.
Does FireHand’s Superfractor Bounty apply to 2026 Chrome Football breaks?
Yes. Every SuperFractor counts, including the Lombardi Trophy SuperFractor; other 1/1s and parallels don’t. If your team gets the SuperFractor, you win the bounty, paid in Firehand Points. The current total is shown in the bar at the top of the site.
Which teams have the most autographs in 2026 Topps Chrome Football?
On Topps’ checklist, the Browns and Rams have the most autograph and auto-relic card lines (18 each), followed by the 49ers, Bears, Cowboys and Raiders (16 each). Autographs are spread across all 32 teams. Checklist per Topps as of Oct 29, 2026; subject to change.
Where can I watch the break, and when do my cards ship?
Every FireHand break streams live on the FireHand Cards YouTube channel, and you get an email before your break starts. Shipping is free on group breaks. Packages go out every Tuesday and Friday, and international orders ship every other Thursday.
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