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 imposing defenders of his era — a true “problem” for opposing offenses.

O.J. McDuffie gets his moment - his 1993 Upper Deck rookie card. First NFL uniform. First photo shoot. First time seeing his name on the back of a Dolphins jersey - or any jersey for that matter! A dream come true… until the card actually came out.

Let’s just say… the fit didn’t hit.

From oversized uniforms and questionable shoes (“Air Slops,” anyone?) to the reality of waiting for film to develop back in the day, Juice shares the hilarious - and brutally honest - story behind a card he’s not exactly rushing to autograph.

Along the way, Seth, Juice, and The Legendary Sevach break down:

• The rise of Upper Deck as a premium card brand
• What made the “Star Rookie” subset special
• Why this card still matters… even if O.J. isn’t a fan

Oh—and if you’ve got this card? You might want to bring a different one to get signed.

This is what Fin Condition is all about—stories, nostalgia, and the cards that bring it all back.

Because we don’t care if it’s gem mint… as long as it’s in Fin Condition.

Welcome to Fin Condition — the ultimate Miami Dolphins trading card podcast from

Hosted by O.J. McDuffie, Seth Levit, and The Legendary Sevach, this show is all about nostalgia, storytelling, and the joy of collecting — not slabs, not PSA grades, just pure Dolphins fandom.

In Episode 1, we kick things off with the card of all cards:

The 1984 Topps Dan Marino Rookie Card

We dive into:

• Why this is the most iconic Dolphins card ever
• The story behind Marino’s legendary 1984 MVP season
• What made this set unique (and flawed )
• How rare true high-quality copies really are
• Seth revealing how many Marino rookies he owns
• O.J. McDuffie sharing what it was like catching passes from Marino himself

Plus, we talk about:

• Ripping packs in the ‘80s (gum stains included 🍬)
• Why collecting used to feel more fun
• How cards shaped fans’ connection to Dolphins history

This isn’t about chasing value — it’s about chasing memories.

Do YOU own a Dan Marino rookie card?

Or are you still chasing one?

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Welcome to Fin Condition, a Miami Dolphins cardcast hosted by O.J. McDuffie, Seth Levit, and Sevach Melton of The Fish Tank. Learn why our new show celebrates the stories, memories, and Dolphins legends behind our favorite football cards.