2016 Playoff Football Checklist

2016 Playoff Football has 4,390 checklist appearances across 423 players and 32 NFL teams. The Dallas Cowboys lead the product with 213 cards, followed by the Seattle Seahawks with 197. The checklist includes 136 autograph subjects and 203 rookies, spread across 90 distinct card sets. Blake Bortles has the deepest checklist presence with 36 cards.

The complete 2016 Playoff checklist with team-by-team card, auto, and SSP breakdowns. Use the filters and sort controls to quickly identify teams with the most hit value for your break budget.

2016 Playoff Overview

The 2016 Playoff Football checklist is a licensed NFL trading card release. This page tracks the complete team-by-team checklist with autographs, short prints (SSPs), and rookie cards so you can find exactly what you need and gauge break value before you buy.

The 2016 Playoff checklist on Savvy Collecting spans 4,390 tracked cards, all 32 NFL teams, 423 players, 2,439 rookie cards, and 594 autographs. Every card is organized by team and player so you can drill into a specific franchise or chase a single rookie.

Rookie cards and low-numbered parallels typically carry the most value. Use the team pages, player pages, and the player comparison tool below to pinpoint cards and weigh break value.

32Teams
4,390Cards
423Players
2,439Rookie Cards
594Autographs
90Card Sets
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Dallas Cowboys
213
Seattle Seahawks
197
Green Bay Packers
189
Denver Broncos
169
Indianapolis Colts
168
Baltimore Ravens
165
Buffalo Bills
160
New England Patriots
157
Las Vegas Raiders
152
Cleveland Browns
146
New York Giants
144
Miami Dolphins
142
Chicago Bears
141
Cincinnati Bengals
137
Minnesota Vikings
137
Los Angeles Chargers
132
Tennessee Titans
132
Carolina Panthers
130
Houston Texans
130
Jacksonville Jaguars
129
Atlanta Falcons
128
Los Angeles Rams
127
New York Jets
121
Pittsburgh Steelers
120
New Orleans Saints
118
Kansas City Chiefs
109
Arizona Cardinals
108
Washington Commanders
105
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
104
Detroit Lions
101
San Francisco 49ers
98
Philadelphia Eagles
81

SSPs, Case Hits & Chase Sets

Short prints (SSPs) and case hits are the scarcest cards in 2016 Playoff. Filter the product to SSPs to surface them.

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Autograph & Parallel Guide

  • Parallels are alternate-color versions of base cards, usually serial-numbered — lower numbers are scarcer and more valuable.
  • Autographs range from sticker to on-card; rookie autos carry the most value.
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Team Explorer

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Player Explorer & Compare

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2016 Playoff FAQ

How many cards are in the 2016 Playoff checklist?

Savvy Collecting tracks 4,390 cards in the 2016 Playoff checklist across 32 teams, including base cards, inserts, parallels, short prints, and autographs.

How many rookie cards does 2016 Playoff have?

There are 2,439 rookie cards in the 2016 Playoff checklist tracked here. Rookie cards are highlighted in purple throughout the site.

How many autographs are in 2016 Playoff?

The 2016 Playoff checklist includes 594 autograph cards. You can filter any team or the full product to autographs only.

What is an SSP card?

An SSP (super short print) is a card intentionally printed in much smaller quantities than the base card, making it far harder to pull. SSPs and case hits are usually the most valuable chase cards in a product.

Which team has the most cards in 2016 Playoff?

Dallas Cowboys currently has the most cards in the 2016 Playoff checklist tracked here. Open the team page to see every player and card.

How do I compare players in 2016 Playoff?

Use the Compare Players tool to line up any two NFL players side by side across products and years — checklist depth, autographs, and short prints — to judge break value.