So the Week in Review kind of went by the wayside . . . . . again.  Due to its long hiatus from this page, I figured a Month’s worth of cards was necessary.  However, demand for the return of Week in Review has been high, so I’ll try my best (recognizing the flaws in making any guarantees) to bring back the weekly reviews again.

To start things off, I couldn’t help but highlight one of the coolest Lance Briggs cards I’ve ever seen, brought in by sffanmike25.  This was one of a handful of incredible pickups that Mike had in the past month, including the beauties below and the completion of the Mike Thomas LCM Jumbo Jersey/Patch set:

Brad picked up the coolest piece of memorabilia for the month with this Chris Perry game-used jersey.  This is incredible not only for the timeliness of the pickup, but also considering Brad’s affinity for both his college and his pro team:

deputyjaay graced us with his presence once again announcing his return to the hobby with a bang:

This is just one of the handful of great looking SP Authentic Donald Browns that ar1888 picked up this past month:

jwilliammoore completed this Threads nameplate set, proving once again that these cards are pretty cool when you spell stuff with them:

lisu departed from her usual box-breaking activities long enough to pick up one of the best modern football cards ever created (mostly because it stuck with the vintage design and gave it the modern touch of a certified auto):

lumm0x has been picking up more Saints stuff lately, including this incredible Antonio Pittman Exquisite patch.  Even more notable might be the fact that he found a Jeff Carter that he didn’t already have:

thepistonsfan picked up some of his usual Redskins goodness, most notably this incredible Baugh patch out of Limited:

And, as always, I saved the best for last.  Jasonluckydog17 picked up this cute guy (though I still don’t quite comprehend how a dog was part of a mailday.  I’m pretty sure the USPS would have a problem with shipping live animals).  Chick-magnet and then some:

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