American Conference All-Star Bowl announced!

The American Conference Conference has announced their All-Star Bowl squad for 2032.
QB William Logan - Reapers (326/505, 4432 yds, 33 TD)
QB David Aldrich - RoughRiders (186/362, 3117 yds, 16 TD)
QB Gregory Patterson - Totems (308/444, 3300 yds, 31 TD)
RB Donald Jackson - Reapers (205 att, 866 yds, 10 TD, 17 rec, 121 yds, 0 TD)
RB Carlo Johnston - Pharaohs (241 att, 1078 yds, 4 TD, 6 rec, 22 yds, 0 TD)
RB Freddie Ledbetter - Totems (243 att, 1153 yds, 4 TD, 25 rec, 147 yds, 1 TD)
FB Todd Byrd - Totems (43 att, 213 yds, 8 TD, 11 rec, 65 yds, 2 TD)
G Raymond Kruger - Reapers (44 Pancakes)
G John Alcala - RoughRiders (62 Pancakes)
G Wilfred Cantwell - Totems (36 Pancakes)
T Wilbert McCombs - Reapers (76 Pancakes)
T Joe Spruill - RoughRiders (79 Pancakes)
T Scott Morgan - Totems (70 Pancakes)
C Michael Collins - RoughRiders (60 Pancakes)
C Joshua Gustafson - Totems (44 Pancakes)
TE Antonio Painter - Reapers (50 rec, 559 yds, 8 TD)
TE Melvin Haney - Pharaohs (67 rec, 481 yds, 3 TD)
WR Ted Hutchins - Reapers (72 rec, 1286 yds, 9 TD)
WR Ian Anderson - Reapers (95 rec, 1524 yds, 9 TD)
WR Duane Wilson - RoughRiders (47 rec, 923 yds, 8 TD)
WR Kyle Hardwick - Totems (72 rec, 979 yds, 9 TD)
WR Sean Marino - Totems (74 rec, 1211 yds, 12 TD)
CB Johnny Shipp - Reapers (55 Tck, 3 Sck, 4 Int, 2 FF, 2 FR)
CB Alvin Shockley - RoughRiders (54 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD)
CB Edward Finch - Totems (58 Tck, 2 Int)
LB Forrest Collazo - Reapers (109 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Sfty)
LB Scott Rosenthal - RoughRiders (87 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 Int)
LB Bobby Moulton - RoughRiders (109 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 Int, 1 FF, 1 FR)
LB Antione Sell - Totems (97 Tck, 2 Sck, 3 FF, 1 FR)
LB Carter Jackson - Totems (83 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD)
LB Joseph Black - Totems (74 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR)
DT Thomas Tyree - Pharaohs (14 Tck, 3 Sck)
DT George Mcgowan - Totems (18 Tck, 3 Sck)
DT Gino Casillas - Totems (10 Tck, 4 Sck)
DT Alan Norris - Totems (8 Tck, 4 Sck)
DE Jay Muller - Totems (13 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Def TD, 1 FF, 1 FR)
DE John Stephens - Totems (13 Tck, 2 Sck)
DE Marco Rich - Totems (13 Tck, 7 Sck, 1 FF)
FS Walter Cano - Pharaohs (51 Tck, 1 Sck, 2 Int)
FS Mathew Garza - Totems (73 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 Int, 4 FF, 3 FR)
SS Charles Good - Pharaohs (85 Tck, 1 Int)
SS Ryan Schreiner - Totems (61 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 FF)
K Kenneth East - Reapers (16/19 FG)
P Robert Mullen - Totems (3305 yards, 33 inside 20)

Canadian Conference All-Star Bowl announced!

The Canadian Conference Conference has announced their All-Star Bowl squad for 2032.
QB Clarence Hughey - Bears (268/449, 3349 yds, 28 TD)
QB Kenneth Woods - Vikings (204/327, 2656 yds, 16 TD)
QB Shawn Wright - North (258/429, 2774 yds, 23 TD)
RB Donald Kinard - Vikings (241 att, 1090 yds, 0 TD, 34 rec, 250 yds, 1 TD)
RB Brian Mcfarland - Gamblers (384 att, 1688 yds, 5 TD, 12 rec, 57 yds, 0 TD)
RB Jared Moe - North (305 att, 995 yds, 7 TD, 35 rec, 207 yds, 2 TD)
FB Shawn Armstrong - Vikings (11 att, 31 yds, 0 TD, 10 rec, 84 yds, 0 TD)
G Jude King - Gamblers (52 Pancakes)
G Manuel Johnson - Gamblers (55 Pancakes)
G Michael Pederson - North (48 Pancakes)
T Chris Acker - Vikings (57 Pancakes)
T James Ochoa - Gamblers (71 Pancakes)
T Dave Battles - North (57 Pancakes)
C Jerome Heath - Gamblers (51 Pancakes)
C Walter Kenny - North (44 Pancakes)
TE Michael Medley - Bears (47 rec, 616 yds, 4 TD)
TE Cedric Ricci - North (58 rec, 591 yds, 5 TD)
WR Jamel Bruton - Bears (85 rec, 1311 yds, 11 TD)
WR Jeffrey Stroup - Vikings (97 rec, 1500 yds, 10 TD)
WR David Carrier - Vikings (71 rec, 1167 yds, 7 TD)
WR Eric Sturgeon - Gamblers (84 rec, 1312 yds, 6 TD)
WR Marvin Low - North (68 rec, 967 yds, 9 TD)
CB Bernard Cutler - Bears (70 Tck, 1 FF)
CB William Hundley - Vikings (69 Tck, 1 Sck, 4 Int, 1 Def TD, 2 FF, 1 FR)
CB Kenneth Rankin - North (58 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD)
LB Donovan Maguire - Bears (79 Tck, 2 Sck)
LB William Harmon - Bears (112 Tck, 2 Sck, 3 FF, 3 FR)
LB David Green - Vikings (95 Tck, 7 Sck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 Blk FG, 2 FF, 1 FR)
LB Ben Boothe - Vikings (77 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Blk FG)
LB Juan Norton - North (71 Tck, 4 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR)
LB John Odom - North (63 Tck, 2 Sck, 4 Int, 1 FF, 1 FR)
DT Brian Blankenship - Vikings (4 Tck, 2 Sck)
DT Larry Fry - Vikings (12 Tck, 1 Sck)
DT Paul Reinhart - Gamblers (10 Tck)
DT Joseph Mcqueen - North (10 Tck, 4 Sck)
DE Sean George - Vikings (27 Tck, 9 Sck, 1 FF)
DE Frank Deberry - Vikings (13 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR)
DE Roy Abernathy - North (23 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR)
FS Woodrow Schmidt - Vikings (54 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 Int)
FS Dan Falcon - Gamblers (50 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Blk FG, 1 FF)
SS Michael Calabrese - Vikings (73 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
SS Jerry Castillo - Gamblers (96 Tck, 3 Sck, 4 FF, 1 FR)
K Edward Lyon - Vikings (24/30 FG)
P Herman Enriquez - Vikings (3442 yards, 31 inside 20)

QB Gregory Patterson (SEA) wins League MVP!

NEW YORK -- The Seattle Totems' QB was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league. Patterson won the MVP award by amassing season totals of 308/444, 3300 yds, 31 TD.

"I'm honored to receive this award because of the number of other worthy candidates who had some great years," Patterson said. "It was just fun for me, truly, to watch them. I'm just glad to be a part of it."

WR Kyle Hardwick (SEA) wins Playoff MVP!

NEW YORK -- The Seattle Totems' WR took home the 2032 Playoff MVP award today. Hardwick won the award by amassing playoff totals of 11 rec, 181 yds, 2 TD.

LB David Green (NSV) wins Defensive Player of the Year!

NEW YORK -- In his own view, David Green put together his best professional season in 2032. How appropriate, then, that he is the Wolverine Studios Sports Newtwork 2032 Defensive Player of the Year.

The versatile Green had 95 tackles, 7 sacks, 2 interceptions, and 2 forced fumbles with 2 defensive touchdowns, and was a key to the Vikings' turnaround on defense. His role on the defense earned Green a majority of votes Tuesday from a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league.

QB Gregory Patterson (SEA) wins Offensive Player of the Year!

Seattle Totems quarterback Gregory Patterson is Wolverine Studios Sports Network's Offensive Player of the Year, as selected by a panel of players, coaches and executives.

Patterson received 299 first-place votes from the 583 people polled.

Patterson in 2032 had 3300 yards and 31 TDs, with only 3 interceptions for a QB Rating of 111.3.

LB William Harmon (BCFC) wins Defensive Rookie of the Year!

NEW YORK -- The BCFC Bears' LB was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league. Harmon won the Rookie of the Year award by amassing season totals of 112 Tck, 2 Sck, 3 FF, 3 FR.

WR Eric Sturgeon (WIN) wins Offensive Rookie of the Year!

NEW YORK -- The Windsor Gamblers' WR was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league. Sturgeon won the Rookie of the Year award by amassing season totals of 84 rec, 1312 yds, 6 TD.

2032 The Brewmaster's Bowl

The Seattle Totems have defeated the Nova Scotia Vikings in the 2032 The Brewmaster's Bowl.

The final score was Totems 31 - Vikings 17.

Frank Law - QB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.

On defense Carter Jackson - LB had a stellar outing helping seal the win.

Con Championship Game

The Nova Scotia Vikings have defeated the Toronto North in the 2032 Con Championship Game.

The final score was Vikings 17 - North 14.

Jeffrey Stroup - WR had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.

On defense David Green - LB had a stellar outing helping seal the win.

Con Championship Game

The Seattle Totems have defeated the New Orleans Reapers in the 2032 Con Championship Game.

The final score was Totems 27 - Reapers 24.

Freddie Ledbetter - RB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.

On defense John Stephens - DE had a stellar outing helping seal the win.

Donald Jackson - RB signs extension with the Reapers

The New Orleans Reapers front office has announced that they have signed Donald Jackson - RB to a new contract. Jackson will stay with the team on a 1 year deal with a base salary of 4640000

Brian Mcfarland - RB signs extension with the Gamblers

The Windsor Gamblers front office has announced that they have signed Brian Mcfarland - RB to a new contract. Mcfarland will stay with the team on a 2 year deal with a base salary of 3150000

Week 15: DT Gino Casillas (SEA) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DT Gino Casillas of the Seattle Totems has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Casillas finished with 2 Tck, 2 Sck.

Week 15: WR Ian Anderson (NO) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Ian Anderson of the New Orleans Reapers receives the offensive player of the week honors for his 7 rec, 252 yds, 4 TD effort. The former Round 1 selection is racking up the receiving yards, bringing his season total to 1524 yards on the season.

Game Recaps for Week 15

North - 27, Gamblers - 17
Reapers - 41, RoughRiders - 21
Pharaohs - 24, Bears - 17
Totems - 17, Vikings - 3

Walter Kenny - C signs extension with the North

The Toronto North front office has announced that they have signed Walter Kenny - C to a new contract. Kenny will stay with the team on a 1 year deal with a base salary of 3980000

Game of the Week: Nova Scotia Vikings at Seattle Totems

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Seattle Totems
With leaders like Joshua Gustafson - C and Kyle Hardwick - WR in the locker room it is easy to see why the Totems win this game. A tough choice. I think it will be a close game.

Mary Moore : Seattle Totems
Head coach Wayne Cintron puts them over the top in this game. He is a great offensive mind. He is doing some clever things with his defense. This should be some good football.

Jim Nox : Nova Scotia Vikings
I may be biased here, but I think the Vikings are obviously the better team.

Darren Francis : Nova Scotia Vikings
They will increase their winstreak to two this week.

Logan blasts Forrest Collazo - LB in wake of Reapers loss.

Harsh words after the North - Reapers game from William Logan. The Reapers QB called out the Reapers' players, suggesting some of his teammates were phoning it in. The Reapers QB said he felt certain player, such as Forrest Collazo - LB, were not playing to their full potential. 'He comes up short in the critical situations. He needs to put in the effort. He needs to show he wants this.', he said. Those words are not likely to go over nicely with team management, who could not be reached for a comment.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2032 Week 15)

Time for this weeks get to know your coaches. As always, Simon Sly deliver with this weeks coach comparison. Let us jump right in.

EDWARD JORDAN, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, HOUSTON ROUGHRIDERS
The RoughRiders currently sit at 4-9.

Edward Jordan does not like gambling on defense. Advocating a bend, but don't break mindset. He is a silent, strong leader. He does his job meticulously without making unnecessary waves, and expects those around him to do the same.
Edward Jordan runs a 5-2 defense. The onus is on the safeties in his system. It features primarily zone coverage. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants fast linebackers, who can help in coverage.

They are 8th in sacks with 16.
They are 7th in points allowed, averaging 26.9.
They are 2nd in pass defense with 216 yards given up per game.
They are 3rd in run defense. Giving up 112.3 yards per game.
They are 2nd in interceptions with 11.
They are 2nd in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 6th in forced fumbles.

Jordan is not as rigid as Donovan.


JOHN DONOVAN, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, NEW ORLEANS REAPERS
The Reapers currently sit at 6-7.

John Donovan favors an aggressive defense. His attitude is relaxed, and he is good at making everyone around him feel comfortable and promotes a friendly and unceremonial atmosphere in the organisation.
John Donovan runs a 3-4 defense. The defense revolves around the linebackers. He prefers mixing up coverage. He targets the rungame, daring the offense to pass. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. To fit his scheme, linebackers must be sure tacklers, who can help shut down the run.

They are 7th in sacks with 18.
They are 3rd in points allowed, averaging 22.1.
They are 1st in pass defense with 192.3 yards given up per game.
They are 7th in run defense. Giving up 135.8 yards per game.
They are 5th in interceptions with 8.
They are 5th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 7th in forced fumbles.

Donovan is significantly better than Jordan when scouting.
Donovan is significantly better than Jordan in assessing the ability of players.
Donovan is significantly better than Jordan in judging player potential.
Donovan leaves Jordan in the dirt when it comes to attention to detail.
Donovan has a slightly better grasp of coaching defense than Jordan.
Donovan outperforms Jordan in player development.
Donovan maintains significantly more discipline than Jordan.
Donovan is so much smarter than Jordan.
Donovan does a way better job at motivating his players than Jordan.
Donovan makes his players hit the weight room more often than Jordan.
Donovan prepares better than Jordan.

Week 14: RB Dennis Harris (BCFC) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 14's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Dennis Harris. His 17 att, 165 yds, 2 TD performance stood out in the 34 to 6 victory for the BCFC Bears.

The former South Carolina gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 882 Yards and 9 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 14: CB Ronald Frederick (NSV) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Frederick's ball hawking ability was on display in the Vikings 40-30 game with the New Orleans Reapers. He finished with 4 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.

"Ronald has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Vikings Defensive Coordinator

Game Recaps for Week 14

Bears - 34, Gamblers - 6
RoughRiders - 17, Pharaohs - 13
Vikings - 40, Reapers - 30
Totems - 28, North - 21

Game of the Week: Seattle Totems at Toronto North

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Toronto North
I have a lot of respect for head coach Lawrence Schaefer. He is doing great things in Toronto. He makes great offensive adjustments. Defensively he makes great adjustments. He is preparation and gameplanning is great.

Mary Moore : Seattle Totems
I just have this gut feeling.

Jim Nox : Seattle Totems
They have a dominant defense. They do not get enough credit for that. They are 1st in sacks with 38. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 18.3. They are 5th in pass defense. They only give up 256.2 per game. They are 1st in run defense. Giving up only 80.4 yards per game. They are 3rd in interceptions with 10. They are 4th in the league in tackles for loss. They are 1st in forced fumbles.

Darren Francis : Toronto North
This offense is likely to step up this week. They are 4th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 4th in the league passing touchdowns with 22. They are 2nd in the league in sacks allowed. They are maulers, 4th in the league in pancakes. They are 3rd in the league rushing touchdowns with 12. They are 4th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 123.2! They are 4th in the league points scored per game. They average 24.8!

Defense dominates in Seattle.

The Totems defensive line is slashing the men on the other side of the ball so far this season with a total of 22 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and 72 tackles in 12 games.

Week 13: WR Jeremy Cruz (MEM) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Cruz's 7 rec, 154 yds, 2 TD effort led the way for the Memphis Pharaohs. This weeks 154 receiving yards bring his season total to 899 yards with 8 touchdowns on the season.

"To Jeremy, football is about winning and nothing else. He is one of the hardest workers on our team and deserves the attention he is getting from the media and fans." - Pharaohs Coach

Week 13: LB Juan Norton (TOR) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB Norton absolutely dominated in the North 26-23 game with the New Orleans Reapers. He finished with 4 Tck, 1 Sck.

Game Recaps for Week 13

North - 26, Reapers - 23
Pharaohs - 24, Gamblers - 17

Jude King - G signs extension with the Gamblers

The Windsor Gamblers front office has announced that they have signed Jude King - G to a new contract. King will stay with the team on a 2 year deal with a base salary of 3830000

Game of the Week: New Orleans Reapers at Toronto North

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Toronto North
Looking at the two rosters, a good bet is that the North rely on Roy Abernathy - DE on their defense. This is no reason to worry, he is great. Replace the batteries in your remote. You do not want to miss this game.

Mary Moore : New Orleans Reapers
Leadership. You cannot discount the difference it makes. I am thinking of a guy like Keith Alfaro - C. He will lead the way and help them win. A single digit win.

Jim Nox : New Orleans Reapers
They will increase their winstreak to two this week. I am really on the fence for this one, but I stand my prediction.

Darren Francis : New Orleans Reapers
I do not know why. I just have this hunch. The way they win this game will tell a lot about what they are as a team.

Big boys shows the way in Houston.

The offensive line from RoughRiders are winning the war in the trenches this year. They’ve given up only 45 sacks in 12 games while collecting 446 pancakes.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2032 Week 13)

Welcome to Coach Showdown with me. I'm Simon Sly. This is an interesting week.

BILLY VANDIVER, HEAD COACH, HOUSTON ROUGHRIDERS
The RoughRiders currently sit at 3-9.

Billy Vandiver preaches flexibility on both offense and defense, focusing on what the situation demands. He loves football, and it shows that this is his dreamjob. His eagerness to discuss all aspects of the game is infectious in an organisation.

Vandiver is much more charismatic than Painter.
Vandiver exhibits way more flexibility than Painter.


JOHN PAINTER, HEAD COACH, NEW ORLEANS REAPERS
The Reapers currently sit at 6-5.

John Painter preaches flexibility on both offense and defense, focusing on what the situation demands. He adapts his demeanor to the situation, and does whatever he thinks it takes to get through to his players and co-workers.

Painter outperforms Vandiver in scouting.
Painter is slightly more detail oriented than Vandiver.
Painter is a much sharper defensive mind than Vandiver.
Painter is leagues above Vandiver when it comes to coaching offense.
Painter outperforms Vandiver in player development.
Painter seems a little bit smarter than Vandiver.
Painter takes much more command and is more respected by his players than Vandiver.
Painter motivates his team a little better than Vandiver.

Morgan cementing his status.

Reports out of Seattle tell us that many in the owners circle are already considering Scott Morgan as a sure fire first ballot hall of famer. Naturally, many in Seattle are eager to have him retire with the Totems. Banners are already being drafted.

Week 12: DE Roy Abernathy (TOR) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Roy Abernathy of the Toronto North has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Abernathy finished with 4 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR.

Week 12: QB Gregory Patterson (SEA) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced Seattle Totems quarterback Gregory Patterson has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Totems defeated the Memphis Pharaohs, 38 to 10. Patterson did his part, throwing 4 touchdowns, completing 32 of 47 passes for 354 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 28 to 1, and a passer rating of 116.3.

Game Recaps for Week 12

North - 28, Vikings - 16
Totems - 38, Pharaohs - 10
RoughRiders - 16, Gamblers - 10
Reapers - 42, Bears - 14

Game of the Week: Toronto North at Nova Scotia Vikings

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Toronto North
If they do not win, I have to buy cake for the entire office. That is how sure I am.

Mary Moore : Nova Scotia Vikings
When you consider the two rosters, I think a good bet is that Jeffrey Stroup - WR can take over a game. The Vikings offense is great when he shows up.

Jim Nox : Nova Scotia Vikings
I do not think people realize how good this offense is. They are 4th in the league passing touchdowns with 19. They are 3rd in the league passing yards per game. They average 260.6! They are maulers, 2nd in the league in pancakes. They are 3rd in the league average yards per rush. They are 2nd in the league rushing touchdowns with 11. They are 5th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 106! They are 3rd in the league points scored per game. They average 26.1! I expect some incredible plays in this game.

Darren Francis : Nova Scotia Vikings
This may be where we see their true colors.

Houston RoughRiders pull off the upset!

The Houston RoughRiders surprises everyone with an unlikely road win against New Orleans Reapers.
The Reapers never manage to take control of the game, while the RoughRiders kept grinding and drove the victory home. The Reapers players had expected an easy victory, and this will be a bitter loss and a tough blow to the self-respect of the program. Meanwhile the RoughRiders fans are ecstatic and are already entertaining thoughts about a cinderella future.

Bruton stating his case to history

News in BCFC is that the media presense of Jamel Bruton - WR is getting a lot of attention. His recent interviews have gathered a lot of viewers, and fans regularly chants his name when he sees the field.

Week 11: LB Antione Sell (SEA) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB Antione Sell of the Seattle Totems has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Sell finished with 10 Tck, 1 Sck, 2 FF, 1 FR.

Week 11: RB James Ivey (HRR) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 11's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back James Ivey. His 20 att, 115 yds, 2 TD performance stood out in the 28 to 26 victory for the Houston RoughRiders.

The former UNLV gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 651 Yards and 6 Touchdowns for the season.

Game Recaps for Week 11

Vikings - 24, Gamblers - 23
RoughRiders - 28, Reapers - 26
Totems - 14, Bears - 10
North - 24, Pharaohs - 20

Game of the Week: Seattle Totems at BCFC Bears

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : BCFC Bears
They will get another win this week. They greatly outscore them here.

Mary Moore : Seattle Totems
The Totems win. I see no reason to think otherwise.

Jim Nox : Seattle Totems
Their defense will step up this game. They are 1st in sacks with 35. They are 3rd in points allowed, averaging only 20. They are 1st in run defense. Giving up only 81.1 yards per game. They are 1st in interceptions with 9. They are 2nd in the league in tackles for loss. They are 1st in forced fumbles.

Darren Francis : Seattle Totems
I am sure head coach Wayne Cintron has something up his sleeve for this game. He is has a really good understanding of what works offensively. He is doing some clever things with his defense. This may be a pivotal game for their season.

Watkins stating his case to history

News in New Orleans is that many in the owners circle are already considering David Watkins as a sure fire first ballot hall of famer. Naturally, many in New Orleans are eager to have him retire with the Reapers. Banners are already being drafted.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2032 Week 11)

As always I am Simon Sly with your weekly coach comparison. This week features to interesting specimens.

ROLANDO FRANCE, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, WINDSOR GAMBLERS
The Gamblers currently sit at 3-6.

Rolando France wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. He loves football, and it shows that this is his dreamjob. His eagerness to discuss all aspects of the game is infectious in an organisation.
Rolando France runs a 5-2 Hybrid defense. The defense revolves around the linebackers. He prefers mixing up coverage. He targets the rungame, daring the offense to pass. The defensive line's primary role is rushing the passer. To fit his scheme, linebackers must be sure tacklers, who can help shut down the run.

They are 7th in sacks with 11.
They are 6th in points allowed, averaging 27.7.
They are 4th in pass defense with 237.1 yards given up per game.
They are 8th in run defense. Giving up 147.3 yards per game.
They are 8th in interceptions with 4.
They are 8th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 3rd in forced fumbles.

France motivates his team a little better than Pollard.


PAUL POLLARD, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, MEMPHIS PHARAOHS
The Pharaohs currently sit at 2-7.

Paul Pollard favors an aggressive defense. His attitude is relaxed, and he is good at making everyone around him feel comfortable and promotes a friendly and unceremonial atmosphere in the organisation.
Paul Pollard runs a 3-3-5 defense. The onus is on the safeties in his system. It focuses on man coverage. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants fast linebackers, who can help in coverage.

They are 5th in sacks with 19.
They are 7th in points allowed, averaging 28.7.
They are 5th in pass defense with 246.8 yards given up per game.
They are 7th in run defense. Giving up 135.8 yards per game.
They are 6th in interceptions with 5.
They are 5th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 8th in forced fumbles.

Pollard outperforms France in assessing player ability.
Pollard has a slightly better grasp of coaching defense than France.
Pollard seems a little bit smarter than France.
Pollard makes his players hit the weight room more often than France.

Week 10: RB Brian Mcfarland (WIN) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The honor comes after Mcfarland's 28 att, 208 yds, 0 TD performance against the Toronto North. Mcfarland from Kansas State was selected in round 3, 6 years ago.

Mcfarland now has 1223 Rushing Yards and 5 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 10: SS Michael Calabrese (NSV) wins Defensive Player of the Week

SS Calabrese's ball hawking ability was on display in the Vikings 34-0 game with the Memphis Pharaohs. He finished with 6 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.

"Michael has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Vikings Defensive Coordinator

Game Recaps for Week 10

Gamblers - 23, North - 7
Totems - 24, RoughRiders - 3
Bears - 34, Reapers - 21
Vikings - 34, Pharaohs - 0

Game of the Week: New Orleans Reapers at BCFC Bears

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : New Orleans Reapers
I do not think their defense gets enough credit. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 18.1. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 199.9 per game. They are 4th in run defense. Giving up only 108.2 yards per game. They are 4th in interceptions with 6. They are 5th in the league in tackles for loss.

Mary Moore : BCFC Bears
Looking at how the teams match up, I think a good bet is that Fred Cottrell - DE will be a key player to watch. Not only is he a beast on the Bears defense, he is a walking highlight reel. Can't lose.

Jim Nox : New Orleans Reapers
They field one of the most underestimated offenses. They are 3rd in the league pass completion percentage. They are 4th in the league passing touchdowns with 16. They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. They average 293.4! They are 2nd in the league in sacks allowed. They are 5th in the league points scored per game. They average 22.8! When they win here, people will take notice.

Darren Francis : New Orleans Reapers
The Reapers have really strong team play. You look at a player like Keith Alfaro - C and what he does for a team. He makes everyone around him better. Lots of points scored.

Bears racking up yards!

The offense of the Bears is slaying everybody this year, posting 3820 total yards and 280 points thus far in 9 games. Quarterback Clarence Hughey - QB and receiver Jamel Bruton - WR have hooked up to the tune of 988 yards this season, while Running Back Dennis Harris - RB has piled up for 517. The hogs on the line has crushed the opposition for 197 pancakes this season while allowing only 0 quarterback sacks.

Is Cruz a bad influence?

An anonymous player in the Pharaohs' locker room has indicated that Jeremy Cruz - WR is angry about being monitored by coaches. Cruz claims he is being singled out, and that coaches are looking for an excuse to get rid of him. Sources in the building say Cruz has been vocal about what he sees as unfair persecution and have divided the locker room on the issue.

Week 9: DE Steven Fuentes (TOR) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Steven Fuentes of the Toronto North has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Fuentes finished with 2 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR.

Week 9: RB Freddie Ledbetter (SEA) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 9's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Freddie Ledbetter. His 26 att, 230 yds, 1 TD performance stood out in the 28 to 13 victory for the Seattle Totems.

The former N.C. State gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 763 Yards and 2 Touchdowns for the season.

Game Recaps for Week 9

Vikings - 24, Bears - 21
Totems - 28, Pharaohs - 13
Reapers - 31, Gamblers - 9
North - 29, RoughRiders - 19

Game of the Week: Nova Scotia Vikings at BCFC Bears

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : BCFC Bears
This game will be so very entertaining.

Mary Moore : Nova Scotia Vikings
They will win again this week.

Jim Nox : BCFC Bears
The Bears are the real deal.

Darren Francis : Nova Scotia Vikings
Looking at the teams, most people think that James Gilman - WR is the guy to watch, this man is pivotal to the Vikings offense. There will be a lot to dissect after this game.

New Orleans Reapers defense dominates!

The Reapers' defense is giving people the business this season. In 7 games they’ve allowed only 2227 total yards and 136 points. Forrest Collazo - LB is the skipper of the defense with 57 stops on the year. Could the D be back in New Orleans?

Silvers points fingers after Pharaohs loss.

Donovan Silvers pointed the finger at his fellow Pharaohs players after they lost. 'We have to step up, all of us.' he said. 'But some guys are not stepping up and we end up losing. They need to get their head in the game', he continued. The Pharaohs QB said he felt certain player, such as Lloyd Chavarria - FS, were not playing to their full potential. 'He comes up short in the critical situations. He needs to put in the effort. He needs to show he wants this.', he said. Those words are not likely to go over nicely with team management, who could not be reached for a comment.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2032 Week 9)

Simon Sly is back with this week's edition of Coach Showdown. This week features to interesting specimens.

MICHAEL YBARRA, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, TORONTO NORTH
The North currently sit at 3-4.

Michael Ybarra favors an aggressive defense. He is a silent, strong leader. He does his job meticulously without making unnecessary waves, and expects those around him to do the same.
Michael Ybarra runs a 5-2 Hybrid defense. The defense revolves around the linebackers. He prefers mixing up coverage. The defensive line's primary role is rushing the passer. Ybarra aims to field versatile linebackers.

They are 6th in sacks with 10.
They are 5th in points allowed, averaging 27.3.
They are 8th in pass defense with 297.3 yards given up per game.
They are 4th in run defense. Giving up 113.6 yards per game.
They are 4th in interceptions with 4.
They are 6th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 5th in forced fumbles.

Ybarra is slightly more detail oriented than Pollard.
Ybarra is better suited to lead a team than Pollard.


PAUL POLLARD, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, MEMPHIS PHARAOHS
The Pharaohs currently sit at 2-5.

Paul Pollard favors an aggressive defense. His attitude is relaxed, and he is good at making everyone around him feel comfortable and promotes a friendly and unceremonial atmosphere in the organisation.
Paul Pollard runs a 3-3-5 defense. The onus is on the safeties in his system. It focuses on man coverage. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants fast linebackers, who can help in coverage.

They are 3rd in sacks with 17.
They are 6th in points allowed, averaging 28.
They are 5th in pass defense with 263.6 yards given up per game.
They are 6th in run defense. Giving up 125.3 yards per game.
They are 3rd in interceptions with 5.
They are 5th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 8th in forced fumbles.

Pollard outperforms Ybarra in assessing player ability.
Pollard is slightly better than Ybarra at estimating player potential.
Pollard has a slightly better grasp of coaching defense than Ybarra.
Pollard exhibits way more flexibility than Ybarra.
Pollard seems a little bit smarter than Ybarra.
Pollard makes his players hit the weight room more often than Ybarra.
Pollard works with young players somewhat better than Ybarra.

Week 8: QB Clarence Hughey (BCFC) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The BCFC Bears' Clarence Hughey threw 5 touchdowns, completing 24 of 40 passes for 288 yards in the Bears victory over the Toronto North.

After being drafted in Round 5 of the 2031 amateur draft, season number 1 for Hughey, has seen some impressive numbers including 19 touchdown passes this season.

Week 8: LB Carter Jackson (SEA) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB Carter Jackson of the Seattle Totems has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Jackson finished with 12 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.

Game Recaps for Week 8

Bears - 38, North - 28
Reapers - 24, Pharaohs - 23
Totems - 28, Gamblers - 16
Vikings - 34, RoughRiders - 10

Game of the Week: BCFC Bears at Toronto North

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : BCFC Bears
I am sure head coach Andrew Archibald has something up his sleeve for this game. He is a great offensive mind. He is running an explosive defense.

Mary Moore : BCFC Bears
One of the most underestimated offenses. They are 4th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 2nd in the league passing touchdowns with 16. They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. They average 308.1! They are 1st in the league in sacks allowed. They are 3rd in the league average yards per rush. They are 2nd in the league rushing touchdowns with 10. They are 3rd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 125.4! They are 1st in the league points scored per game. They average 31.6!

Jim Nox : BCFC Bears
This game will be so very entertaining.

Darren Francis : Toronto North
When you think of the players that will be on the field, I predict that Eric Thomas - G has to potential to carry the North offense. This will be watercooler talk on monday. Do not miss it.

Shockley blasts Mario Dunn - WR in wake of RoughRiders loss.

Alvin Shockley was furious with his team in an interview after the RoughRiders lost. He called out the effort on both offense and defense. 'These guys, they do not seem hungry. We have to get on the same page. Are we doing this or not?', he complained. 'Man, I think a bunch of guys let us down. I could point the finger at many.' the 30 year old CB said. Later in the interview he seemed to indicate that Mario Dunn - WR was one of the players he had in mind.

Week 7: RB Brian Mcfarland (WIN) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The honor comes after Mcfarland's 36 att, 199 yds, 1 TD performance against the Memphis Pharaohs. Mcfarland from Kansas State was selected in round 3, 6 years ago.

Mcfarland now has 810 Rushing Yards and 5 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 7: DE Orlando Magee (BCFC) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Orlando Magee of the BCFC Bears has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Magee finished with 2 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF.

Game Recaps for Week 7

North - 27, Vikings - 24
Totems - 17, Reapers - 10
Gamblers - 34, Pharaohs - 31
Bears - 38, RoughRiders - 24

Game of the Week: New Orleans Reapers at Seattle Totems

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Seattle Totems
The difference in this game will be their defense. They are 1st in sacks with 22. They are 5th in points allowed, averaging only 26.3. They are 5th in pass defense. They only give up 278.7 per game. They are 1st in run defense. Giving up only 89 yards per game. They are 1st in interceptions with 7. They are 2nd in the league in tackles for loss. They are 2nd in forced fumbles. A close win.

Mary Moore : New Orleans Reapers
I think having a leader like Keith Alfaro - C is the kind of thing that will help the Reapers win this game.

Jim Nox : Seattle Totems
I see them winning again this week.

Darren Francis : New Orleans Reapers
People tend to underestimate their offense. They are 2nd in the league pass completion percentage. They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. They average 309! They are 2nd in the league in sacks allowed. They are 5th in the league rushing touchdowns with 5.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2032 Week 7)

Welcome to Coach Showdown with me. I'm Simon Sly. This week features to interesting specimens.

ROBERT NEUMAN, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, BCFC BEARS
The Bears currently sit at 4-2.

Robert Neuman favors an aggressive defense. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.
Robert Neuman runs a 4-3 Hybrid defense. The onus is on the safeties in his system. It features primarily zone coverage. He aims to shut down the passing game, making the opponent one dimensional. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants fast linebackers, who can help in coverage.

They are 4th in sacks with 11.
They are 3rd in points allowed, averaging 21.7.
They are 1st in pass defense with 182.3 yards given up per game.
They are 5th in run defense. Giving up 115.5 yards per game.
They are 7th in interceptions with 2.
They are 4th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 4th in forced fumbles.

Neuman makes his players hit the weight room more often than France.


ROLANDO FRANCE, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, WINDSOR GAMBLERS
The Gamblers currently sit at 1-4.

Rolando France wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. He loves football, and it shows that this is his dreamjob. His eagerness to discuss all aspects of the game is infectious in an organisation.
Rolando France runs a 5-2 Hybrid defense. The defense revolves around the linebackers. He prefers mixing up coverage. He targets the rungame, daring the offense to pass. The defensive line's primary role is rushing the passer. To fit his scheme, linebackers must be sure tacklers, who can help shut down the run.

They are 8th in sacks with 6.
They are 8th in points allowed, averaging 30.4.
They are 6th in pass defense with 286 yards given up per game.
They are 8th in run defense. Giving up 142.2 yards per game.
They are 3rd in interceptions with 3.
They are 8th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 3rd in forced fumbles.

France is slightly more detail oriented than Neuman.
France is better suited to lead a team than Neuman.
France prepares better than Neuman.
France works with young players somewhat better than Neuman.

Week 6: RB Brian Mcfarland (WIN) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 6's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Brian Mcfarland. His 27 att, 164 yds, 1 TD performance stood out in the 41 to 20 victory for the Seattle Totems.

The former Kansas State gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 611 Yards and 4 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 6: LB David Green (NSV) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB Green absolutely dominated in the Vikings 24-13 game with the BCFC Bears. He finished with 10 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FF, 1 FR.

Game Recaps for Week 6

Vikings - 24, Bears - 13
Pharaohs - 24, RoughRiders - 12
North - 23, Reapers - 19
Totems - 41, Gamblers - 20

Game of the Week: BCFC Bears at Nova Scotia Vikings

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Nova Scotia Vikings
I do not think their defense gets enough credit. They are 2nd in sacks with 18. They are 3rd in points allowed, averaging only 21.4. They are 4th in pass defense. They only give up 277.4 per game. They are 2nd in run defense. Giving up only 75.2 yards per game. They are 2nd in interceptions with 3. They are 1st in the league in tackles for loss. They are 3rd in the league pass average yards per rush. They are 2nd in forced fumbles.

Mary Moore : Nova Scotia Vikings
I see them winning again this week, and it will be good for them to put that loss in their last game behind them.

Jim Nox : BCFC Bears
Looking at how the teams match up, I think that William Kelly - CB is a key cog in the defensive machinery of the Bears. Should be interesting to see him going against a quality opponent. This game will be so very entertaining.

Darren Francis : BCFC Bears
The better team wins. The Bears are the better team. No argument. The way they win this game will tell a lot about what they are as a team.

Kelly gloats after Bears victory.

William Kelly did not hold his tongue in a postgame interview. William Kelly - CB known for brutal honesty, said after BCFC beat Windsor that the Gamblers's did not seem prepared at all, and that he was frankly embarrased on their behalf. Them be fighting words to many a Gamblers fan, let alone the players. It will be interesting to see if anyone lashes back, or if calmer heads prevail.

Week 5: RB Freddie Ledbetter (SEA) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 5's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Freddie Ledbetter. His 7 att, 111 yds, 1 TD, 5 rec, 32 yds, 1 TD performance stood out in the 34 to 27 victory for the Seattle Totems.

The former N.C. State gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 329 Yards and 1 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 5: CB Johnny Shipp (NO) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Shipp's ball hawking ability was on display in the Reapers 20-11 game with the Nova Scotia Vikings. He finished with 7 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 Int.

"Johnny has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Reapers Defensive Coordinator

Game Recaps for Week 5

Bears - 48, Pharaohs - 7
Reapers - 20, Vikings - 11
Gamblers - 27, RoughRiders - 24
Totems - 34, North - 27

Donald Kinard - RB signs extension with the Vikings

The Nova Scotia Vikings front office has announced that they have signed Donald Kinard - RB to a new contract. Kinard will stay with the team on a 4 year deal with a base salary of 4360000

Colin Guzman - G signs extension with the Vikings

The Nova Scotia Vikings front office has announced that they have signed Colin Guzman - G to a new contract. Guzman will stay with the team on a 3 year deal with a base salary of 3920000

Game of the Week: Nova Scotia Vikings at New Orleans Reapers

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Nova Scotia Vikings
Leadership. You cannot discount the difference it makes. I am thinking of a guy like Brian Blankenship - DT. He will lead the way and help them win. Get your popcorn ready.

Mary Moore : Nova Scotia Vikings
Head coach Shawn Reynolds has this team running like a well oiled machine. He is running a great offense. Defensively he makes great adjustments. I am looking forward to watching this showdown.

Jim Nox : Nova Scotia Vikings
Look for them to continue their winstreak. I am looking forward to watching this showdown.

Darren Francis : Nova Scotia Vikings
When you consider the two rosters, it seems obvious that Kenneth Woods will be a key factor from the QB position. He will have a great day and be critical in this game. You heard it here first.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2032 Week 5)

Simon Sly is here to bring you another edition of Coach Showdown. I will spare you the meandering and cut to the chase.

BERNARD ROUSSEAU, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, SEATTLE TOTEMS
The Totems currently sit at 2-2.

Bernard Rousseau favors an aggressive defense. He adapts his demeanor to the situation, and does whatever he thinks it takes to get through to his players and co-workers.
Bernard Rousseau runs a 4-3 Hybrid defense. The defense revolves around the linebackers. It focuses on man coverage. He aims to shut down the passing game, making the opponent one dimensional. Rousseau aims to field versatile linebackers.

They are 2nd in sacks with 15.
They are 6th in points allowed, averaging 27.8.
They are 7th in pass defense with 312 yards given up per game.
They are 1st in run defense. Giving up 74.8 yards per game.
They are 5th in interceptions with 2.
They are 2nd in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 1st in forced fumbles.

Rousseau outperforms Jordan in assessing player ability.
Rousseau is significantly better than Jordan in judging player potential.
Rousseau is slightly more detail oriented than Jordan.
Rousseau has a slightly better grasp of coaching defense than Jordan.
Rousseau motivates his team a little better than Jordan.
Rousseau makes his players hit the weight room more often than Jordan.
Rousseau prepares better than Jordan.


EDWARD JORDAN, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, HOUSTON ROUGHRIDERS
The RoughRiders currently sit at 1-3.

Edward Jordan does not like gambling on defense. Advocating a bend, but don't break mindset. He is a silent, strong leader. He does his job meticulously without making unnecessary waves, and expects those around him to do the same.
Edward Jordan runs a 5-2 defense. The onus is on the safeties in his system. It features primarily zone coverage. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants fast linebackers, who can help in coverage.

They are 5th in sacks with 6.
They are 8th in points allowed, averaging 31.2.
They are 3rd in pass defense with 253.5 yards given up per game.
They are 5th in run defense. Giving up 125.8 yards per game.
They are 4th in interceptions with 2.
They are 5th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 7th in forced fumbles.

Jordan is not as rigid as Rousseau.

Week 4: RB Jared Moe (TOR) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 4's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Jared Moe. His 27 att, 110 yds, 2 TD performance stood out in the 27 to 17 victory for the Toronto North.

The former Tulsa gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 291 Yards and 3 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 4: DE Jay Muller (SEA) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Muller absolutely dominated in the Totems 31-24 game with the Houston RoughRiders. He finished with 3 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Def TD, 1 FF, 1 FR.

Game Recaps for Week 4

North - 27, Bears - 17
Totems - 31, RoughRiders - 24
Reapers - 31, Gamblers - 24
Vikings - 27, Pharaohs - 20

Game of the Week: Nova Scotia Vikings at Memphis Pharaohs

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Nova Scotia Vikings
The leadership on the Vikings is great. You look at guys like Brian Blankenship - DT and what he does for a team. Leadership like that helps you win games. But it will be much closer than many think..

Mary Moore : Nova Scotia Vikings
You just have to look at their defense. They are 1st in sacks with 14. They are 2nd in points allowed, averaging only 22.3. They are 1st in run defense. Giving up only 70 yards per game. They are 1st in interceptions with 3. They are 1st in the league in tackles for loss. They are 4th in the league pass average yards per rush. They are 2nd in forced fumbles.

Jim Nox : Memphis Pharaohs
For this game, my research indicates that Thomas Tyree will be dominant here. The young DT is going to destroy the offense. They get their win and this game will be just another day at the office.

Darren Francis : Memphis Pharaohs
I see them winning again this week.

Shawn Wright - QB is looking good!

Shawn Wright - QB is looking like the bees knees out there so far this season. If he keeps playing such impressive football, he’s got a shot at being remembered as one of the greats.

Winning pleases everyone.

Bears fans are ecstatic this week after their team shellacked the RoughRiders. Andrew Archibald said of his team, ‘We stuck it to them.’

Johnston a Pharaohs legend

The commisioner, in a recent interview, hinted that Carlo Johnston - RB is among the favorites in his generation for the future hall of fame. Clearly, after 13 seasons in the league, playing at his level, it is hard to dispute. Hall of fame or not, Johnston is a legend, not only in Memphis, but nationally. The Pharaohs have made no comment on the subject before, but seem fairly satisfied with the whole thing.

Week 3: LB David Green (NSV) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB David Green of the Nova Scotia Vikings has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Green finished with 11 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.

Week 3: QB Clarence Hughey (BCFC) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The BCFC Bears' Clarence Hughey threw 6 touchdowns, completing 24 of 32 passes for 351 yards in the Bears victory over the Houston RoughRiders.

After being drafted in Round 5 of the 2031 amateur draft, season number 1 for Hughey, has seen some impressive numbers including 11 touchdown passes this season.

Game Recaps for Week 3

Vikings - 24, Gamblers - 21
Totems - 27, Reapers - 26
Bears - 42, RoughRiders - 16
Pharaohs - 35, North - 30

Scott Morgan - T signs extension with the Totems

The Seattle Totems front office has announced that they have signed Scott Morgan - T to a new contract. Morgan will stay with the team on a 1 year deal with a base salary of 7190000

Game of the Week: Houston RoughRiders at BCFC Bears

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Houston RoughRiders
When you consider the two rosters, it seems obvious that they will struggle with containing players like Warren Ortiz - CB. Expect him to show up in a big way.

Mary Moore : BCFC Bears
I do not think people realize how good this offense is.

Jim Nox : BCFC Bears
They might even blow them out.

Darren Francis : BCFC Bears
Boy, oh boy am I looking forward to this.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2032 Week 3)

You know what time it is. It is time for your weekly coach comparison with Simon Sly. This week features to interesting specimens.

ROBERT NEUMAN, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, BCFC BEARS
The Bears currently sit at 2-0.

Robert Neuman favors an aggressive defense. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.
Robert Neuman runs a 4-3 Hybrid defense. The onus is on the safeties in his system. It features primarily zone coverage. He aims to shut down the passing game, making the opponent one dimensional. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants fast linebackers, who can help in coverage.

They are 7th in sacks with 1.
They are 6th in points allowed, averaging 28.
They are 1st in pass defense with 177 yards given up per game.
They are 6th in run defense. Giving up 143 yards per game.
They are 5th in interceptions with 0.
They are 4th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 3rd in forced fumbles.



PAUL POLLARD, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, MEMPHIS PHARAOHS
The Pharaohs currently sit at 0-1.

Paul Pollard favors an aggressive defense. His attitude is relaxed, and he is good at making everyone around him feel comfortable and promotes a friendly and unceremonial atmosphere in the organisation.
Paul Pollard runs a 3-3-5 defense. The onus is on the safeties in his system. It focuses on man coverage. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants fast linebackers, who can help in coverage.

They are 6th in sacks with 2.
They are 2nd in points allowed, averaging 21.
They are 4th in pass defense with 294 yards given up per game.
They are 1st in run defense. Giving up 48 yards per game.
They are 8th in interceptions with 0.
They are 7th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 8th in forced fumbles.

Pollard outperforms Neuman in assessing player ability.
Pollard is much more charismatic than Neuman.
Pollard has a slightly better grasp of coaching defense than Neuman.
Pollard seems a little bit smarter than Neuman.
Pollard is better suited to lead a team than Neuman.
Pollard makes his players hit the weight room more often than Neuman.
Pollard works with young players somewhat better than Neuman.

Week 2: WR Jeffrey Stroup (NSV) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Stroup's 6 rec, 150 yds, 3 TD effort led the way for the Nova Scotia Vikings. This weeks 150 receiving yards bring his season total to 289 yards with 4 touchdowns on the season.

"To Jeffrey, football is about winning and nothing else. He is one of the hardest workers on our team and deserves the attention he is getting from the media and fans." - Vikings Coach

Week 2: DE Sean George (NSV) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE George absolutely dominated in the Vikings 31-24 game with the Houston RoughRiders. He finished with 5 Tck, 3 Sck.

Game Recaps for Week 2

Reapers - 21, Pharaohs - 11
Vikings - 31, RoughRiders - 24
Bears - 31, Totems - 28

Game of the Week: Houston RoughRiders at Nova Scotia Vikings

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Houston RoughRiders
This is a high powered offense. This should be some good football.

Mary Moore : Nova Scotia Vikings
I do not think you get very far against their defense. This may be a pivotal game for their season.

Jim Nox : Houston RoughRiders
Looking at the teams, it is obvious that the offense will struggle to counter Kermit Moreau - SS. Watch out for him.

Darren Francis : Houston RoughRiders
Head coach Billy Vandiver runs a tight ship in Houston. I feel certain he has prepared an excellent gameplan.

Winning pleases everyone.

Bears fans are celebrating this week after their team thumped the Gamblers. Andrew Archibald said of his team, This is promising, this is where we want to be as a team.’

Who is the best G? North' Michael Pederson or Pharaohs' Rene Carranza?

'We see a lot of players thinking they are the best at their position', said the North G Michael Pederson. He continued. 'I prefer to look at individual players, and ask myself: Am I better than him?'. 'You cannot help but compare yourself to other players. Sure, there are, were or will be someone who is better than me, but I feel confident that Carranza is not one of them.' the 26 year old G said.

Mcfarland a Gamblers legend

The Gamblers' front office has announced that the Gamblers are hoping to induct Brian Mcfarland into their hall of fame - eventually. This has the characteristics of a media stunt, but Gamblers is undeniably a legend. Not just locally, but nationally.

Week 1: QB Kenneth Woods (NSV) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced Nova Scotia Vikings quarterback Kenneth Woods has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Vikings defeated the Seattle Totems, 30 to 22. Woods did his part, throwing 1 touchdowns, completing 27 of 36 passes for 389 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 1 to 1, and a passer rating of 107.3.

Week 1: DE Sean George (NSV) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE George absolutely dominated in the Vikings 30-22 game with the Seattle Totems. He finished with 2 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF.

Game Recaps for Week 1

Bears - 32, Gamblers - 28
Vikings - 30, Totems - 22
RoughRiders - 24, North - 21

Season Predictions

The sports journalists association has published the results of this year's division prediction polls among their twenty top sports journalists.

Canadian Conference Canada: Nova Scotia Vikings with 12 votes (Runner up: Toronto North with 6 votes)

American Conference US: New Orleans Reapers with 11 votes (Runner up: Memphis Pharaohs with 7 votes)

Game of the Week: Seattle Totems at Nova Scotia Vikings

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Seattle Totems
You got to like this defense.

Mary Moore : Seattle Totems
This will be a tough game and that is where leaders such as Kyle Hardwick - WR and Joshua Gustafson - C will shine and help them get the win. This should be some good football.

Jim Nox : Nova Scotia Vikings
They have a dominant offense. They do not get enough credit for that.

Darren Francis : Nova Scotia Vikings
The referees will have their work cut out for them. This will be very competitive and intense.

Future star for Toronto North?

Green, A. - SS from Toronto North has shown everyone at spring camp why they drafted him in round 2. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Green has made.

Training Camp highlights

It looks like BCFC Bears hit the jackpot when they drafted Cottrell, F. - DE this year. Cottrell has delivered astonishing progress in trainingcamp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!

CB Benjamin Reddy (N/A) has retired!

CB Benjamin Reddy (55 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.

Post Free Agency Retirements

The following players have retired after going unsigned through free agency:

DT Elias Quintana (N/A) has retired!

DT Elias Quintana (75 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.

T Ryan Stevens (N/A) has retired!

T Ryan Stevens (52 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.

Free Agency Round 10: Round Up

8 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Kim Jeffers. The WR out of Lenoir-Rhyne University signed a $6,456,000 contract for 2 year(s) with BCFC Bears.

Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 5 signings.

BCFC Bears was the most active signing a total of 4 player(s).

The biggest spender was BCFC Bears who signed 4 player(s) for a total of $11,216,000.

Free Agency Round 9: Round Up

5 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Wilson Robinson. The LB out of Michigan St. signed a $4,266,000 contract for 2 year(s) with BCFC Bears.

American Conference US was the most active division with a total of 3 signings.

Memphis Pharaohs was the most active signing a total of 3 player(s).

The biggest spender was BCFC Bears who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $4,716,000.

Free Agency Round 8: Round Up

1 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Berry Dobbs. The G out of Oklahoma St. signed a $1,160,000 contract for 2 year(s) with BCFC Bears.

Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 1 signings.

BCFC Bears was the most active signing a total of 1 player(s).

The biggest spender was BCFC Bears who signed 1 player(s) for a total of $1,160,000.

Free Agency Round 7: Round Up

3 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Antonio Wood. The T out of Alabama signed a $2,250,000 contract for 2 year(s) with Memphis Pharaohs.

Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 2 signings.

BCFC Bears was the most active signing a total of 1 player(s).

The biggest spender was Memphis Pharaohs who signed 1 player(s) for a total of $2,250,000.

Free Agency Round 6: Round Up

3 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Lawrence Hoover. The DT out of Washington signed a $3,197,000 contract for 3 year(s) with Seattle Totems.

Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 2 signings.

BCFC Bears was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).

The biggest spender was Seattle Totems who signed 1 player(s) for a total of $3,197,000.

WR Eric Sturgeon (WIN) goes #1 overall!

NEW YORK -- The Windsor Gamblers drafted Eric Sturgeon #1 overall in the 2032 draft. The 6' 1" WR fits the team's needs perfectly. Said Gamblers general manager: "It's up to us to develop him and get good players around him."

"The great thing about the game of football is, it's a team game," Sturgeon said on a conference call. "I'm just going to be one piece of the puzzle."

Moore and Nox Mock Draft

Pick 1: Windsor Gamblers
Larry Moore: Eric Sturgeon - WR
This kid puts in the work. Rarely drops the ball. Big plays is what you get with this kid. That speed will make for incredible highlights. Do not be afraid to draft a position of need here. This kid is well worthy of a pick this early. Perfect situation for him, and great fit for the team.

Jim Nox: Eric Sturgeon - WR
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. Fine catching ability, often comes down with the ball even when pressured. If you miss the tackle, you will not catch this kid. The stars align for them to get him here. Just what they need. Blue-chip player with great upside. Hard to botch this pick.

Pick 2: Houston RoughRiders
Larry Moore: William Tinsley - G
The guy has his head on straight. Here you have a guy, who really benefits the atmosphere in the building. Everyone wants to be around him. Amazing strength given his young age. This kid can bench press a minibus. He can do what they want. He will deliver results early. He fits a need. End of story.

Jim Nox: William Tinsley - G
Knows what it takes to achieve success at any level. Liked by coaches and teammates. Did you see him bench press?! Wow! They almost have to make this pick. You do not want to look back in five years and see this kid on another team knowing he could have been yours.

Pick 3: BCFC Bears
Larry Moore: Boyce Ball - LB
The kind of leadership he shows makes coaches salivate. He helps everyone get in the right position, making the team run as a well oiled machine. Respected for his good behavior on the field. His strength is a good platform for him, surely a reason teams like him this high. Reacts intelligently on the field. Fits the bill, great quality pick, and fills a soft spot on the roster. They should have no qualms here, run to the podium and get your man.

Jim Nox: Boyce Ball - LB
Intangibles, leadership, what's not to love? Teammates love him. All he cares about is the team. He helps everyone succeed. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. Strong enough to flatten smaller blockers. And strong enough to not be flattened by the bigger ones. You do not need to tell him things twice. Very quick learner. They almost have to make this pick. You do not want to look back in five years and see this kid on another team knowing he could have been yours.

Pick 4: New Orleans Reapers
Larry Moore: Warren Ortiz - CB
Here is a kid that can make plays all over the field. His speed will be a great benefit to the defense. Might not be what fans want, but there is a reason people are getting paid to make these decisions. This is a rock solid pick, and he fits what they are looking for. Fans will come around quickly once they see him play.

Jim Nox: Warren Ortiz - CB
Nothing gets you drafted early like speed. This kid is going to get drafted early. Fill the need with a quality player. Best case scenario here.

Pick 5: Nova Scotia Vikings
Larry Moore: Jose Fitzsimmons - LB
Really strong. Will push through blocks. He will get a great chance to earn the starting job. He fits what they are looking for. He is a solid player. Cannot go wrong here.

Jim Nox: Horace Riley - CB
This kid is not afraid to work hard. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. Plug a hole in the roster with a great player. That is really what they need to do. This pick does it.

Pick 6: Seattle Totems
Larry Moore: Jorge Courtney - DE
His leadership is through the roof. He is on the frontline, always. He plays well with others. He understands there is a reason for each assignment on every play. Well liked in the locker room. He fills a need for them. Great pick here.

Jim Nox: Jorge Courtney - DE
Every team values leadership, someone to lead by example, this is the guy. He helps everyone get in the right position, making the team run as a well oiled machine. Known for being a bit of a joker in the locker room. but in the good way, everyone smiles when asked about him. Are there other guys worth picking here? Sure, but none of them fit this well with what they need, and he is a solid talent.

Pick 7: Toronto North
Larry Moore: Gino Bradshaw - G
Very coachable. That is an important trait for a guy you want to draft this early. Some might say this is a 'need' pick, but we must remember, this is a really good player as well. He will contribute early and often. No losers here.

Jim Nox: William Harmon - LB
Understands the game well. Knows what to do in different situations. When the available talent fits what you need, there is reason to celebrate. They are getting a great talent who will serve them for many years.

Pick 8: Memphis Pharaohs
Larry Moore: William Harmon - LB
If you look at his tape again, you can see he reacts quickly on the field. Some might say this is a 'need' pick, but we must remember, this is a really good player as well. He will contribute early and often. No losers here.

Jim Nox: Jose Fitzsimmons - LB
His physical foundation given him an nice ceiling. They gotta be happy to get this guy. Such a talent and he fits their needs. I would imagine the war room is celebrating when they make this pick.

Pick 9: Windsor Gamblers
Larry Moore: Richard Beaulieu - FS
Known among his teammates as a hard worker. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. He has more than enough speed to keep up with most receivers. Wraps up the ballcarrier on tackles. Are there other guys worth picking here? Sure, but none of them fit this well with what they need, and he is a solid talent.

Jim Nox: Richard Beaulieu - FS
Knows what it takes to achieve success at any level. Well liked in the locker room. Fast enough or man coverage. And enough speed to close fast when blitzing. Wraps up the ballcarrier on tackles. A player that fits their needs. The promise of a future star. This will be great for the franchise.

Pick 10: Houston RoughRiders
Larry Moore: Richard Bynum - G
Do not underestimate the strength this kid brings to the table. His pass blocking skills is something teams like about him. They need him now. Well yesterday actually. They will love him tomorrow. They will revere him by the end of his career.

Jim Nox: Gino Bradshaw - G
Coaches like his instincts. Fits the bill, great quality pick, and fills a soft spot on the roster. They should have no qualms here, run to the podium and get your man.

Free Agency Round 5: Round Up

14 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Jared Moe. The RB out of Tulsa signed a $4,580,000 contract for 2 year(s) with Toronto North.

Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 8 signings.

BCFC Bears was the most active signing a total of 3 player(s).

The biggest spender was Toronto North who signed 3 player(s) for a total of $12,920,000.

G John Alcala (HRR) signs large free agent deal!

NEW YORK -- Anxious all week, G John Alcala was finally catching some sleep at home in Charlotte, N.C., when he found out just how serious the Houston RoughRiders were about acquiring him.

The free-agent signing period had just begun, and Alcala's agent called to tell him that the RoughRiders head coach was in town. Soon, Alcala was meeting him at an executive airport.

Now, Alcala is being fitted for a RoughRiders uniform.

One of the league's top Gs and top free-agent prize agreed Friday to a 1 year contract worth $5,140,000.

"It's one thing to play football in this league and make a living, but it's a totally different thing to come to a place with a rich tradition like the RoughRiders," Alcala said.

RB Jared Moe (TOR) signs large free agent deal!

NEW YORK -- Jared Moe, one of the league's top RBs and top free-agent prize agreed to a 2 year contract worth $4,580,000 to play for the Toronto North.

Free Agency Round 4: Round Up

3 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Dennis Harris. The RB out of South Carolina signed a $4,819,500 contract for 2 year(s) with BCFC Bears.

American Conference US was the most active division with a total of 2 signings.

BCFC Bears was the most active signing a total of 1 player(s).

The biggest spender was Houston RoughRiders who signed 1 player(s) for a total of $8,570,000.

RB Dennis Harris (BCFC) signs large free agent deal!

NEW YORK -- Dennis Harris, one of the league's top RBs and top free-agent prize agreed to a 2 year contract worth $4,819,500 to play for the BCFC Bears.

Free Agency Round 2: Round Up

2 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Cristopher Lyon. The QB out of North Texas signed a $9,090,000 contract for 1 year(s) with Houston RoughRiders.

Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 1 signings.

BCFC Bears was the most active signing a total of 1 player(s).

The biggest spender was Houston RoughRiders who signed 1 player(s) for a total of $9,090,000.

Free Agency Round 1: Round Up

4 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Kenneth Woods. The QB out of Oregon State signed a $10,836,000 contract for 2 year(s) with Nova Scotia Vikings.

Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 3 signings.

BCFC Bears was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).

The biggest spender was Nova Scotia Vikings who signed 1 player(s) for a total of $10,836,000.

QB Kenneth Woods (NSS) signs large free agent deal!

NEW YORK -- Anxious all week, QB Kenneth Woods was finally catching some sleep at home in Charlotte, N.C., when he found out just how serious the Nova Scotia Vikings were about acquiring him.

The free-agent signing period had just begun, and Woods's agent called to tell him that the Vikings head coach was in town. Soon, Woods was meeting him at an executive airport.

Now, Woods is being fitted for a Vikings uniform.

One of the league's top QBs and top free-agent prize agreed Friday to a 2 year contract worth $10,836,000.

"It's one thing to play football in this league and make a living, but it's a totally different thing to come to a place with a rich tradition like the Vikings," Woods said.

Offseason Team Needs with Jeremy Piper

With a new offseason under way, some rosters are in good shape. However, other teams have big needs to address this offseason. Your always trusty Jeremy Piper here brings you a quick glance at the teams with work to do. Whether they fill their needs in the draft or with veterans in free agency remains to be seen.

Here we go:
BCFC Bears: G T TE WR LB DT
Nova Scotia Vikings: WR CB LB
Windsor Gamblers: WR CB LB FS
Toronto North: G T WR LB DE
New Orleans Reapers: T WR CB LB DE
Houston RoughRiders: QB G
Memphis Pharaohs: WR LB
Seattle Totems: WR CB DT DE

Houston RoughRiders announce new staff.

RoughRiders revealed that they have signed Kenneth Kurtz as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 2 million pr year with the RoughRiders.

Other news included that RoughRiders have signed Edward Jordan as their new Defensive Coordinator. Jordan will get a 4 year contract worth 2 million pr year with the RoughRiders.

Draft Order: Windsor Gamblers own first overall.

Pick 1: Windsor Gamblers
Pick 2: Houston RoughRiders
Pick 3: BCFC Bears
Pick 4: New Orleans Reapers
Pick 5: Nova Scotia Vikings
Pick 6: Seattle Totems
Pick 7: Toronto North
Pick 8: Memphis Pharaohs

Coaching Carousel Predictions.

The offseason is upon us and that means teams are shaking up their coaching staffs. This means that we get to take our annual look at coordinators who could make the leap to become head coaches, and the teams who are likely to poach them.

The prime candidates identified by our experts are:
John Donovan - Defensive Coordinator - New Orleans Reapers
Bernard Rousseau - Defensive Coordinator - Seattle Totems
David Rupert - Offensive Coordinator - New Orleans Reapers
Paul Pollard - Defensive Coordinator - Memphis Pharaohs
Patrick Carroll - Defensive Coordinator - Nova Scotia Vikings

Contract Updates

The following players have unlocked bonuses in their contracts based on their performance last season:
Louis Aviles - SS (Houston RoughRiders) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 7 / Accomplished: 14).
Bobby Moulton - LB (Houston RoughRiders) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 7 / Accomplished: 12).
Mario Dunn - WR (Houston RoughRiders) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 7 / Accomplished: 10).

To James Thornton - RB, the past is the past.

James Thornton is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Thornton is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

To David Bratton - RB, the past is the past.

David Bratton is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Bratton is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

To Scott Reeves - LB, the past is the past.

Scott Reeves is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Reeves is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

To Eldridge Kolb - TE, the past is the past.

Eldridge Kolb is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Kolb is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

To John Do - DT, the past is the past.

John Do is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Do is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

Other retirements

QB Todd Harris (53 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB John Durham (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
FB Robert Cheng (55 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
FB Edward Mason (45 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
G Jack Wynn (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Antonio Andrew (58 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Howard Raney (52 ovr) : Career stats: 32 Pancakes
G Steven Billingsley (52 ovr) : Career stats: 37 Pancakes
G Adam Spurgeon (51 ovr) : Career stats: 1 Pancakes
T Ricardo Quinn (53 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Richard Apodaca (48 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
TE Jeremy Mcintyre (58 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Thomas Archuleta (52 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Thomas Kozak (55 ovr) : Career stats: 19 rec, 190 yds, 0 TD
WR Anthony Baker (54 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Paul Seifert (52 ovr) : Career stats: 8 rec, 96 yds, 2 TD
WR Bernard Thomsen (47 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
CB Brady Cruz (60 ovr) : Career stats: 25 Tck
CB Marcelino Manning (56 ovr) : Career stats: 6 Tck
CB Michael Estrella (50 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Robert Rollins (49 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Wayne Bryant (44 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Bob Prince (52 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Joseph Phelps (52 ovr) : Career stats:
LB John Owen (50 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Jose Bender (47 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Luke Stephens (43 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Scott Smith (77 ovr) : Career stats: 114 Tck, 6 Sck, 2 FF, 2 FR
DT Timothy Williams (54 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Jeff Becnel (53 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Clifton Sawyer (49 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Walton Southern (49 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Michael Stafford (48 ovr) : Career stats: 5 Tck, 1 Sck
DT Perry Stevens (44 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Malcolm Peeples (34 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Troy Winstead (58 ovr) : Career stats: 4 Tck
DE Herman Harley (54 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Brian Andrade (52 ovr) : Career stats: 26 Tck, 3 Sck, 3 FF, 1 FR
DE Michael Burgess (43 ovr) : Career stats: 23 Tck, 8 Sck
FS David Erickson (53 ovr) : Career stats:
FS David Watson (51 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Oswaldo Roberts (44 ovr) : Career stats:
SS John Swanson (58 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Sean Cummings (48 ovr) : Career stats: 20 Tck, 2 FF, 2 FR
K Trenton Gable (57 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0 FG
K Lester Ferguson (51 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0 FG
P Ronald Trudeau (55 ovr) : Career stats: 0 yards, 0 inside 20

T Mark Vail (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' T Mark Vail has retired after 7 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 98 Pancakes

WR Franklin Lawrence (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' WR Franklin Lawrence has retired after 16 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 414 rec, 4431 yds, 36 TD

DT Aaron Desimone (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' DT Aaron Desimone has retired after 7 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 25 Tck, 3 Sck

FS Armando Thomas (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' FS Armando Thomas has retired after 5 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 34 Tck, 1 Sck, 2 Int, 1 FF

C Leonard Bandy (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' C Leonard Bandy has retired after 7 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 104 Pancakes

G Thomas Boone (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' G Thomas Boone has retired after 5 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 57 Pancakes

FB Jose Begley (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' FB Jose Begley has retired after 5 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD

K Frank Porter (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' K Frank Porter has retired after 4 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 7/12 FG

FB Rosario Woods (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' FB Rosario Woods has retired after 15 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 49 att, 141 yds, 1 TD, 37 rec, 153 yds, 1 TD

RB Alton Vidal (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' RB Alton Vidal has retired after 18 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 2940 att, 13374 yds, 64 TD, 486 rec, 3127 yds, 11 TD

T Timothy Sutton (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' T Timothy Sutton has retired after 12 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 471 Pancakes

FS Milo Irvine (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' FS Milo Irvine has retired after 11 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 233 Tck, 3 Sck, 6 Int, 1 Def TD, 4 FF, 3 FR

TE Nathan Carroll (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' TE Nathan Carroll has retired after 11 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 375 rec, 2892 yds, 17 TD

G Thomas Dorn (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' G Thomas Dorn has retired after 17 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 618 Pancakes

QB Mark Johnson (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' QB Mark Johnson has retired after 9 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 1525/2544, 22527 yds, 200 TD

P Perry Borrego (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' P Perry Borrego has retired after 11 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 31253 yards, 252 inside 20

WR Morton Grey (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' WR Morton Grey has retired after 16 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 870 rec, 11374 yds, 98 TD

SS Alfonso Ison (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' SS Alfonso Ison has retired after 13 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 944 Tck, 12 Sck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD, 17 FF, 12 FR

LB Patrick Li (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' LB Patrick Li has retired after 13 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 1236 Tck, 11 Sck, 12 Int, 2 Def TD, 20 FF, 7 FR

G Samuel Kaufman (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' G Samuel Kaufman has retired after 11 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 518 Pancakes

K Dan Marsh (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' K Dan Marsh has retired after 5 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 41/57 FG

DE Ty Guffey (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' DE Ty Guffey has retired after 14 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 204 Tck, 46 Sck, 11 FF, 6 FR

RB Rex Gonsalves (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' RB Rex Gonsalves has retired after 10 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 137 att, 696 yds, 12 TD, 100 rec, 906 yds, 8 TD

CB Richard Brookins (SEA) has retired!

The Seattle Totems' CB Richard Brookins has retired after 18 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 780 Tck, 5 Sck, 41 Int, 5 Def TD, 18 FF, 9 FR

FB Michael Bassett (MEM) has retired!

The Memphis Pharaohs' FB Michael Bassett has retired after 6 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 92 att, 203 yds, 5 TD, 7 rec, 40 yds, 0 TD

G Robert Richter (HRR) has retired!

The Houston RoughRiders' G Robert Richter has retired after 10 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 433 Pancakes

TE Alonso Baron (HRR) has retired!

The Houston RoughRiders' TE Alonso Baron has retired after 10 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 404 rec, 4696 yds, 32 TD

QB Juan Taylor (HRR) has retired!

The Houston RoughRiders' QB Juan Taylor has retired after 17 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 2584/4250, 28836 yds, 187 TD

TE Korey Christianson (TOR) has retired!

The Toronto North' TE Korey Christianson has retired after 10 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 466 rec, 5351 yds, 49 TD

DE Harold Perez (TOR) has retired!

The Toronto North' DE Harold Perez has retired after 10 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 167 Tck, 24 Sck, 9 FF, 6 FR

WR Michael Dodd (NSS) has retired!

The Nova Scotia Vikings' WR Michael Dodd has retired after 11 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 854 rec, 12142 yds, 85 TD