In Episode 3 of Fin Condition, O.J. McDuffie, Seth Levit, and The Legendary Sevach dive into one of the most unforgettable Miami Dolphins trading cards ever made — the 1992 Pro Line Portraits Marco Coleman. This isn’t your typical football card. With a studio-style “glamour shot” concept, the Pro Line Portraits set ditched action photography and leaned all the way into personality — and nobody embodied that better than Marco Coleman. Ripping his shirt like a comic book superhero, Coleman’s card looks more like a movie poster than a piece of cardboard. The guys break down: •The unique (and sometimes bizarre) Pro Line Portraits concept •Why this card feels straight out of a Marvel comic •Coleman’s dominance at Georgia Tech and with the Dolphins •Behind-the-scenes stories, including his role in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective •Why simple, clean card design still hits harder than today’s overproduced cards Plus, O.J. shares what it was like playing alongside one of the most physically impo...