2025 Pulse Drift Football Max: Marino, Young and Numbering of /40 or Lower

Dan Marino’s Fracture card and Steve Young’s Replay autograph show two sides of Drift Football’s colorful design program. Pulse’s printed-2025 release includes a Max box with 24 individually wrapped packs, two autographs and every card numbered to 40 or less. Distributor schedules place Drift Football in 2026. Manufacturer Max details, Distributor calendar

A longer opening with the Hobby player selection

Pulse says Max uses the same player checklist as Drift Hobby. Its named autograph subjects include Marino, Young, Justin Jefferson and Christian McCaffrey, with Sam Leavitt, LaNorris Sellers and Dante Moore representing younger talent. Dual, triple and quad autograph cards are also advertised as chases.

Every Max card comes in a jewel case. The two-autograph box guarantee applies across the 24-pack opening; it does not mean every individually wrapped pack contains a signature. All cards carry serial numbering of /40 or lower.

Fracture turns the background into a mosaic

Marino’s Fracture preview surrounds his passing portrait with angular, multicolored shards. A purple name panel anchors the bottom, with the product logo opposite it. This particular pictured Marino card is a non-autograph design, showing that Drift’s numbered selection is broader than its signature cards.

Young’s Replay autograph uses a red-uniform throwing photograph against a rainbow field, with a second image tucked beneath the title. The signature is isolated in a light panel at the bottom. Replay gives the retired-quarterback subject an action-card treatment while retaining a distinct place for the autograph.

Pulse’s cards are independent athlete collectibles without professional league, team or players’ association licensing. In this Max format, the product-specific choices are the mix of current and retired players, the contrasting insert layouts and the /40-or-lower numbering across the release.