Seattle Seahawks linebacker has 'Magic' cards stolen

SEATTLE, Nov. 9 (UPI) -- Who knew NFL linebackers played "Magic: The Gathering?"

Fans found that out Wednesday, when Seattle Seahawks playmaker Cassius Marsh took to Twitter to explain that his card collection was stolen from the back of his car.

Marsh's collection is valued at $20,000 to $25,000, according to the Seattle Times. The cards were stolen from the car Tuesday while Marsh's girlfriend was at a nightclub in downtown Seattle. The vandal smashed the car window and stole two backups, one containing cases of the cards and the other containing a team-issued iPad.

"Who ever stole my magic collection from my LR4 last night, if you are 12 plz return it and I will give you two tickets to next home game," Marsh said on Twitter.

"All you 12s do me a huge favor and retweet my last tweet. Other than god family and football, my magic card collection is everything," Marsh said.

"The backpack that they were in was stolen outside of Ashton manor while my girlfriend was inside with her friends. So Seattle area... Just want to thank everyone for helping me try to track my decks down. Still haven't found them but hopefully soon!"

The decks that were stolen include: Legacy Elve, Legacy Goblin, Modern Affinity, Standard W/R Vehicles, Modern U/R Walkers, Modern Abzan Company, Modern Jund, and Modern UW Planes Control.

"Magic: The Gathering" is a trading card game produced by the company Wizards of the Coast.

Marsh, 24, was drafted in the fourth round of the 2014 NFL Draft. He has 18 tackles and two sacks in 29 games for the Seahawks. He is due $690,000 in the final year of his contract next season.