2026 Leaf Metal Football: Manning, Marino and Montana Share TRItanium

Peyton Manning, Dan Marino and Joe Montana appear together on the TRItanium preview for 2026 Leaf Metal Football. Three quarterback portraits sit with three distinct signing areas, turning the card into a compact collection of passing legends. The other featured preview takes an entirely different shape: Bo Jackson's crown-shaped Scoring Kings card.

The March 2026 release contains four autographs and four base cards per Hobby box, or eight autographs and eight base cards per Jumbo box. Hobby cases have ten boxes; Jumbo cases have eight. Leaf advertises one on-card signature per box.

Three quarterbacks, three signatures

The TRItanium layout gives Manning, Marino and Montana a shared card while keeping the individual signatures legible. The combination has an obvious football appeal: three prominent quarterbacks from different stretches of the game's history, gathered into one autograph format.

Jackson's Scoring Kings preview changes the emphasis from multiple signatures to the card's outline. The crown shape is integral to its presentation, with Jackson's image fitting within the upper points and lower name area. The featured image is an unsigned preview; its shape and player photograph carry the design.

Armed and Dangerous returns with three backgrounds

Armed and Dangerous uses three different action-oriented backgrounds. That adds another design family to a product whose TRItanium and Scoring Kings previews already show substantial differences in layout and silhouette.

Leaf's notable-signers roster includes Jim McMahon, Malachi Toney, Sam Leavitt, Dan Marino, Peyton Manning, Justin Jefferson, CJ Carr, Dia Bell and Barry Sanders. The mix connects established football names with younger subjects, while the Hobby and Jumbo formats give the autograph portion of the product different sizes.