Hello there,

I think that you should just address it to one player ( like the others were saying) and just in the letter ask nicely if he can ask the other player to sign it to. Tell him that its okay if the other player can't. Well good luck and have a nice day! -Nicole- {thumb2}

I'm going to address it to one person, and then ask for them to get the other player to sign it.

Ryan J. has (in my opinion) the right idea. addressing to both might be too confusing. Personally I never send multiple player cards and when I do send (for example carst photos) to one I then re-mail to another. However usually I am satisfied with just one signature on a photo. Unless, of course, the celebrity in question is known to be a good signer. I have had some success snding to different people but it is (opinion) a risk I do not take often.

Personally I would only address it to one of the players, and mention in your letter that if they can get the other player to sign it as well that you would appreciate it very much. I think if you address it to both of them it will either get sent back to you as RTS, or lost due to them not knowing who to give it to. :neutral:

RYAN J.

I want to send a football card to Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams of the Carolina Panthers. This card has both of them on it, and I want to try to get them to sign it. How would I address the envelope? Something like this?:

Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams
Carolina Panthers
800 South Mint Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
USA