American Conference All-Star Bowl announced!The American Conference Conference has announced their All-Star Bowl squad for 2065.
QB Bill Sears - Reapers (327/483, 4370 yds, 40 TD)
QB Robert Butterfield - RoughRiders (201/340, 3068 yds, 18 TD)
QB James Dunne - Pharaohs (255/364, 2995 yds, 24 TD)
RB Mark Brady - RoughRiders (145 att, 586 yds, 3 TD, 24 rec, 255 yds, 1 TD)
RB Thomas Brown - Pharaohs (228 att, 1238 yds, 6 TD)
RB Thomas Morgan - Pharaohs (162 att, 943 yds, 14 TD)
FB Alexis Knott - Pharaohs (8 att, 8 yds, 1 TD)
G David Noriega - Reapers (42 Pancakes)
G Larry Smith - Pharaohs (42 Pancakes)
G Ashley Clough - Totems (52 Pancakes)
T Preston Wilke - Reapers (68 Pancakes)
T Jacques Blankenship - RoughRiders (94 Pancakes)
T Sheldon Reichert - Totems (64 Pancakes)
C Robert Farmer - Reapers (41 Pancakes)
C Phillip Castro - RoughRiders (58 Pancakes)
TE Bill Treadwell - RoughRiders (38 rec, 733 yds, 8 TD)
TE Lee Rinaldi - Pharaohs (66 rec, 916 yds, 3 TD)
WR Victor Cox - Reapers (79 rec, 1594 yds, 16 TD)
WR Nelson Turner - Reapers (68 rec, 985 yds, 10 TD)
WR Charles Young - Reapers (73 rec, 944 yds, 7 TD)
WR Christopher Allen - Pharaohs (71 rec, 819 yds, 1 TD)
WR Chris Crowell - Pharaohs (64 rec, 765 yds, 11 TD)
CB Greg Berry - RoughRiders (74 Tck, 4 Int, 2 FF)
CB Earl Nagle - Pharaohs (70 Tck, 1 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD, 2 FF)
CB Michael Thompson - Totems (64 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD)
LB Brandon Sharkey - Reapers (89 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 Int, 1 FF, 1 FR)
LB Dave Mintz - Reapers (65 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 FF, 2 FR)
LB Charles Bradbury - RoughRiders (101 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 FF)
LB Ron Dooley - Pharaohs (67 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR)
LB Jessie Irby - Pharaohs (64 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 FF)
LB Ronald Wilson - Totems (81 Tck, 4 Sck, 4 FF, 2 FR)
DT Ronald Greer - Reapers (23 Tck, 4 Sck)
DT David Gordon - Reapers (15 Tck, 4 Sck, 1 FF)
DT Timothy Forte - Pharaohs (8 Tck, 1 Sck)
DT Kyle Negron - Pharaohs (7 Tck, 3 Sck)
DE William Lara - Pharaohs (31 Tck, 11 Sck, 3 FF)
DE Benjamin Phillips - Pharaohs (41 Tck, 14 Sck, 2 FF)
DE Chang Langford - Totems (44 Tck, 18 Sck, 4 FF)
FS Randy Conklin - RoughRiders (59 Tck, 2 Sck, 3 Int, 1 FF)
FS Micheal Jones - Totems (63 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int, 3 FF, 1 FR)
SS John Parker - Reapers (92 Tck, 9 Sck, 1 Int, 1 FF, 1 FR)
SS Dennis Herrick - RoughRiders (83 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int, 2 FF, 1 FR)
K Greg Roland - Totems (31/35 FG)
P Victor Albrecht - Pharaohs (3046 yards, 27 inside 20)Canadian Conference All-Star Bowl announced!The Canadian Conference Conference has announced their All-Star Bowl squad for 2065.
QB Everett Knoll - Bears (268/449, 2959 yds, 21 TD)
QB Brian Veal - Vikings (323/585, 2672 yds, 12 TD)
QB Tyler Mcdonald - North (203/428, 2519 yds, 15 TD)
RB Robert Carlson - Bears (150 att, 839 yds, 6 TD, 2 rec, 8 yds, 1 TD)
RB Jeremiah Adams - Gamblers (253 att, 1213 yds, 8 TD, 39 rec, 272 yds, 1 TD)
RB Bob Copeland - North (223 att, 1105 yds, 5 TD, 10 rec, 79 yds, 0 TD)
FB Carl Laster - Gamblers (8 att, 42 yds, 0 TD, 2 rec, 5 yds, 1 TD)
G Bennie Hobbs - Bears (34 Pancakes)
G Francisco Lai - Bears (39 Pancakes)
G Steven Aldridge - Gamblers (45 Pancakes)
T Christopher Shook - Bears (59 Pancakes)
T Shaun Hamel - Vikings (57 Pancakes)
T Abram Hilton - North (63 Pancakes)
C Julian Goodman - Bears (33 Pancakes)
C Wayne Weiss - Vikings (47 Pancakes)
TE Jonathon Rhoden - Gamblers (49 rec, 383 yds, 3 TD)
TE Stephen Beers - North (29 rec, 319 yds, 3 TD)
WR Charles Jeffries - Bears (58 rec, 884 yds, 7 TD)
WR Mark Garmon - Vikings (97 rec, 820 yds, 1 TD)
WR Jose Lyons - Vikings (93 rec, 896 yds, 8 TD)
WR Otha Collins - Gamblers (106 rec, 839 yds, 2 TD)
WR Oscar Grubbs - North (65 rec, 909 yds, 6 TD)
CB Kenneth Jones - Bears (96 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR)
CB Raymond Fischer - Vikings (62 Tck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD)
CB Joel Goetz - Gamblers (44 Tck, 1 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
LB Michael Hurley - Bears (74 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 FF, 2 FR)
LB Brian Foley - Bears (47 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FF, 1 FR)
LB Robert Salcedo - Vikings (57 Tck, 6 Sck, 3 FF, 1 FR)
LB Stephen Medeiros - Vikings (79 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD, 2 FF, 1 FR)
LB Joseph Pugh - Gamblers (88 Tck, 2 FF, 1 FR)
LB Dallas Sun - North (62 Tck, 4 Sck, 2 Int, 2 FF, 1 FR)
DT Anthony Laws - Bears (12 Tck, 3 Sck)
DT Lloyd Chappell - Bears (13 Tck, 1 FF, 1 FR)
DT Andrew Morgan - Vikings (21 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 FF, 1 FR)
DT Jaime Cowley - Gamblers (21 Tck, 3 Sck)
DE Roger Mcgriff - Bears (13 Tck, 7 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR)
DE Elvin Rivera - Gamblers (11 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR)
DE Donald Wilkerson - North (31 Tck, 9 Sck, 1 FF)
FS Charles Schmidt - Bears (37 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 FF)
FS Aaron Peterson - North (73 Tck, 1 Sck)
SS Allen Beckman - Bears (76 Tck, 1 FF)
SS Frank Metzger - North (43 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FF)
K Haywood Mathews - Bears (25/32 FG)
P David Whiteside - North (4295 yards, 39 inside 20)RB Thomas Morgan (MEM) wins Playoff MVP! NEW YORK -- The Memphis Pharaohs' RB took home the 2065 Playoff MVP award today. Morgan won the award by amassing playoff totals of 24 att, 207 yds, 3 TD.
QB Bill Sears (NO) wins League MVP! NEW YORK -- The New Orleans Reapers' QB was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league. Sears won the MVP award by amassing season totals of 327/483, 4370 yds, 40 TD.
"I'm honored to receive this award because of the number of other worthy candidates who had some great years," Sears said. "It was just fun for me, truly, to watch them. I'm just glad to be a part of it."
DE Chang Langford (SEA) wins Defensive Player of the Year! NEW YORK -- In his own view, Chang Langford put together his best professional season in 2065. How appropriate, then, that he is the Wolverine Studios Sports Newtwork 2065 Defensive Player of the Year.
The versatile Langford had 44 tackles, 18 sacks, 0 interceptions, and 4 forced fumbles with 0 defensive touchdowns, and was a key to the Totems' turnaround on defense. His role on the defense earned Langford a majority of votes Tuesday from a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league.
DE Frank Washington (NSV) wins Defensive Rookie of the Year! NEW YORK -- The Nova Scotia Vikings' DE was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league. Washington won the Rookie of the Year award by amassing season totals of 23 Tck, 7 Sck.
RB Bob Copeland (TOR) wins Offensive Rookie of the Year! NEW YORK -- The Toronto North' RB was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league. Copeland won the Rookie of the Year award by amassing season totals of 223 att, 1105 yds, 5 TD, 10 rec, 79 yds, 0 TD.
2065 The Brewmaster's BowlThe Memphis Pharaohs have defeated the Windsor Gamblers in the 2065 The Brewmaster's Bowl.
The final score was Pharaohs 31 - Gamblers 7.
Thomas Morgan - RB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Bruce Rose - CB had a stellar outing helping seal the win.Con Championship GameThe Memphis Pharaohs have defeated the New Orleans Reapers in the 2065 Con Championship Game.
The final score was Pharaohs 20 - Reapers 7.
Thomas Morgan - RB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense William Lara - DE had a stellar outing helping seal the win.Con Championship Game The Windsor Gamblers have defeated the BCFC Bears in the 2065 Con Championship Game.
The final score was Gamblers 48 - Bears 3.
Jeremiah Adams - RB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Moises Luce - LB had a stellar outing helping seal the win.
Week 15: WR Victor Cox (NO) wins Offensive Player of the WeekCox's 8 rec, 200 yds, 3 TD effort led the way for the New Orleans Reapers. This weeks 200 receiving yards bring his season total to 1594 yards with 16 touchdowns on the season.
"To Victor, 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." - Reapers CoachWeek 15: DE William Lara (MEM) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Lara absolutely dominated in the Pharaohs 24-10 game with the Nova Scotia Vikings. He finished with 3 Tck, 2 Sck.Game Recaps for Week 15Bears - 20, Totems - 16
Reapers - 38, Gamblers - 3
RoughRiders - 31, North - 24
Pharaohs - 24, Vikings - 10Week 15: RB Mark Brady (HRR) has suffered a major injury! The Houston RoughRiders' RB Mark Brady has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).
Game of the Week: New Orleans Reapers at Windsor GamblersOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Windsor Gamblers
I just have this gut feeling.
Mary Moore : Windsor Gamblers
I really think their offense will make the difference. They are 1st in the league pass completion percentage. They are 1st in the league in sacks allowed. They are 4th in the league average yards per rush. They are 3rd in the league rushing touchdowns with 12. They are 3rd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 125.7!
Jim Nox : Windsor Gamblers
The difference in this game will be their defense. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 13.5. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 170.8 per game. They are 2nd in run defense. Giving up only 88 yards per game. They are 4th in the league pass average yards per rush. There will be some wild plays in this game.
Darren Francis : Windsor Gamblers
Head coach Robert Neuman does a great job getting them prepared every week. This week will be no different. He is running an explosive defense.
No Pass Zone in Windsor.Gamblers pass defense this year has been terrific this season, giving up only 2220 in 13 games. With this performance they have struck fear into QBs around the league..Big boys shows the way in Houston.The offensive line from RoughRiders are completely crushing it this year. They’ve given up only 37 sacks in 13 games while collecting 474 pancakes.Greer delighted after Reapers victory.Ronald Greer was pretty blunt in his postgame interview after the Reapers's win. Ronald Greer - DT known for brutal honesty, said after New Orleans beat Nova Scotia that the Vikings's did not seem prepared at all, and that he was frankly embarrased on their behalf. Them be fighting words to many a Vikings fan, let alone the players. It will be interesting to see if anyone lashes back, or if calmer heads prevail.Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2065 Week 15)Time for this weeks get to know your coaches. As always, Simon Sly deliver with this weeks coach comparison. We have an odd couple for you this week.
HERMAN MARSHALL, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, WINDSOR GAMBLERS
The Gamblers currently sit at 10-3.
Herman Marshall likes to mix it up on offense, switching between aggressive and conservative styles. He is a silent, strong leader. He does his job meticulously without making unnecessary waves, and expects those around him to do the same.
Herman Marshall runs a run first Pro Style offense. Marshall likes to go over the top of the defense in the passing game. He places a premium on recievers with sure hands.
They are 1st in the league pass completion percentage. They are 7th in the league passing touchdowns with 14. They are 7th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 189.8.They are 1st in the league in sacks allowed.They are 7th in the league in pancakes.They are 8th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 4th in the league average yards per rush.They are 3rd in the league rushing touchdowns with 12.They are 3rd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 125.7.They are 7th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 18.6.
Marshall is slightly better than Aguirre at estimating player potential.
Marshall is leagues above Aguirre when it comes to coaching offense.
Marshall motivates his team a little better than Aguirre.
JAMES AGUIRRE, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, HOUSTON ROUGHRIDERS
The RoughRiders currently sit at 4-9.
James Aguirre wants to be aggressive on offense. He is a silent, strong leader. He does his job meticulously without making unnecessary waves, and expects those around him to do the same.
James Aguirre runs a run first West Coast offense. It features running backs out of the backfield in the passing game. Fullbacks are utilized in the passing game. It's about taking what the defense gives you in the passing game, according to Aguirre. He likes receivers who can stretch the field.
They are 5th in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 3rd in the league passing touchdowns with 23.
They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 297.3.
They are 8th in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 1st in the league in pancakes.
They are 1st in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 7th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 5th in the league rushing touchdowns with 12.
They are 6th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 79.3.
They are 4th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 23.4.
Aguirre is not as rigid as Marshall.
Aguirre takes much more command and is more respected by his players than Marshall.
Aguirre makes his players hit the weight room more often than Marshall.
Week 14: RB Thomas Brown (MEM) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe honor comes after Brown's 19 att, 121 yds, 2 TD performance against the Toronto North. Brown from California was selected in round 1, 9 years ago.
Brown now has 1111 Rushing Yards and 6 Touchdowns for the season.Week 14: CB Shawn Ball (HRR) wins Defensive Player of the WeekCB Ball's ball hawking ability was on display in the RoughRiders 44-10 game with the Nova Scotia Vikings. He finished with 8 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.
"Shawn has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -RoughRiders Defensive CoordinatorGame Recaps for Week 14Gamblers - 17, Bears - 16
Reapers - 41, Totems - 6
RoughRiders - 44, Vikings - 10
Pharaohs - 48, North - 27Game of the Week: Windsor Gamblers at BCFC BearsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Windsor Gamblers
I think having a team players like Jeremiah Adams - RB is the kind of thing that will help the Gamblers win this game.
Mary Moore : BCFC Bears
For this game, it should be clear that Matthew Austin - RB is the kind of player you just cannot contain for a whole game. Just win baby.
Jim Nox : Windsor Gamblers
Their defense will step up this game. They are 5th in sacks with 27. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 13.2. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 173.2 per game. They are 2nd in run defense. Giving up only 78.6 yards per game. They are 4th in the league pass average yards per rush. A single digit win.
Darren Francis : Windsor Gamblers
If they do not win, I have to buy cake for the entire office. That is how sure I am.
Week 13: QB Bill Sears (NO) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe league announced New Orleans Reapers quarterback Bill Sears has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Bears defeated the New Orleans Reapers, 38 to 30. Sears did his part, throwing 2 touchdowns, completing 26 of 35 passes for 483 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 36 to 10, and a passer rating of 115.9.Week 13: LB Brian Foley (BCFC) wins Defensive Player of the Week LB Foley absolutely dominated in the Bears 38-30 game with the New Orleans Reapers. He finished with 4 Tck, 2 Sck.
Game Recaps for Week 13North - 23, Vikings - 17
Pharaohs - 42, Totems - 13
Gamblers - 17, RoughRiders - 0
Bears - 38, Reapers - 30Game of the Week: BCFC Bears at New Orleans ReapersOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : New Orleans Reapers
I do not think you get very far against their offense. They are 2nd in the league pass completion percentage. They are 1st in the league passing touchdowns with 34. They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. They average 302! They are maulers, 3rd in the league in pancakes. They are 1st in the league points scored per game. They average 30.7! They will put up a lot of points.
Mary Moore : BCFC Bears
This should be obvious to anyone who looks a the teams. There will be some very good football to watch here.
Jim Nox : New Orleans Reapers
I am sure head coach John Painter has something up his sleeve for this game. He is has a really good understanding of what works offensively. He is innovative with his defense. The way he and his coaches prepare is beautiful. The way they win this game will tell a lot about what they are as a team.
Darren Francis : BCFC Bears
It might be a high scoring game.
Big boys shows the way in Houston.The O-Line from RoughRiders are slapping defenses around this year. They’ve given up only 32 sacks in 11 games while collecting 411 pancakes.Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2065 Week 13)As always I am Simon Sly with your weekly coach comparison. Hope you enjoy it.
CHRISTOPHER NEEDHAM, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, SEATTLE TOTEMS
The Totems currently sit at 3-8.
Christopher Needham wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.
Christopher Needham runs a 4-3 Hybrid defense. The onus is on the safeties in his system. It focuses on man coverage. The defensive line's primary role is rushing the passer. Needham aims to field versatile linebackers.
They are 1st in sacks with 38.
They are 4th in points allowed, averaging 22.8.
They are 7th in pass defense with 243 yards given up per game.
They are 4th in run defense. Giving up 103.9 yards per game.
They are 6th in interceptions with 4.
They are 2nd in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 4th in forced fumbles.
Needham outperforms Miranda in scouting.
JUAN MIRANDA, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, TORONTO NORTH
The North currently sit at 3-8.
Juan Miranda wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.
Juan Miranda runs a 4-3 defense. The onus is on the safeties in his system. He prefers mixing up coverage. Miranda aims to field versatile linebackers.
They are 6th in sacks with 24.
They are 5th in points allowed, averaging 24.9.
They are 2nd in pass defense with 232.7 yards given up per game.
They are 5th in run defense. Giving up 127.3 yards per game.
They are 2nd in interceptions with 12.
They are 4th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 6th in forced fumbles.
Dunne cementing his status.Reports out of Memphis tell us that the Pharaohs are hoping to induct James Dunne into their hall of fame - eventually. This has the characteristics of a media stunt, but Pharaohs is undeniably a legend. Not just locally, but nationally.Week 12: QB Everett Knoll (BCFC) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe league announced BCFC Bears quarterback Everett Knoll has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Bears defeated the Houston RoughRiders, 34 to 28. Knoll did his part, throwing 2 touchdowns, completing 25 of 36 passes for 313 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 16 to 5, and a passer rating of 91.2.Week 12: DE William Lara (MEM) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Lara absolutely dominated in the Pharaohs 31-20 game with the Toronto North. He finished with 4 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF.Game Recaps for Week 12Bears - 34, RoughRiders - 28
Pharaohs - 31, North - 20
Gamblers - 14, Totems - 3Game of the Week: Windsor Gamblers at Seattle TotemsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Windsor Gamblers
The Gamblers are better than you think. They get the W.
Mary Moore : Windsor Gamblers
I do not think you get very far against their defense. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 15.6. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 176 per game. They are 2nd in run defense. Giving up only 83 yards per game. They are 5th in the league pass average yards per rush.
Jim Nox : Seattle Totems
Looking at how the teams match up, I cannot help but think that Wilson Gagnon - QB needs to show up, but if he does the Totems will be putting up points.
Darren Francis : Windsor Gamblers
They won their last game, they will win this game.
Windsor Gamblers defense dominates!The Gamblers' defense is beating the brakes off people this season. In 10 games they’ve allowed only 2590 total yards and 156 points. David Dodson - LB is the boss of the defense with 63 tackles on the year. Could the D be back in Windsor?Winning pleases everyone.Pharaohs fans are ecstatic this week after their team mopped the floor with the Bears. James Andrew said of his team, ,We’re hungry as a team. We’re so hungry, we go into restaurants, look at the menu, and say OK.’Criticism of LB Juan Cook after Totems-North game!Harsh words after the Totems - North game from Aaron Peterson. The North FS called out the North' players, suggesting some of his teammates were phoning it in. The North FS said he felt certain player, such as Juan Cook - 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.Cox a Reapers legendThe Reapers' front office has announced that many in the owners circle are already considering Victor Cox 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.Week 11: WR Victor Cox (NO) wins Offensive Player of the WeekCox's 8 rec, 202 yds, 2 TD effort led the way for the New Orleans Reapers. This weeks 202 receiving yards bring his season total to 1108 yards with 11 touchdowns on the season.
"To Victor, 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." - Reapers CoachWeek 11: CB Earl Nagle (MEM) wins Defensive Player of the WeekCB Nagle's ball hawking ability was on display in the Pharaohs 17-12 game with the BCFC Bears. He finished with 9 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FF.
"Earl has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Pharaohs Defensive CoordinatorGame Recaps for Week 11Reapers - 33, Vikings - 17
Gamblers - 28, RoughRiders - 24
Pharaohs - 17, Bears - 12
Totems - 33, North - 3Game of the Week: BCFC Bears at Memphis PharaohsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : BCFC Bears
The Bears have really strong team play. You look at a player like Allen Beckman - SS and what he does for a team. He makes everyone around him better. They might even blow them out.
Mary Moore : BCFC Bears
Head coach James Hopper has this team running like a well oiled machine. He is running a great offense. He is doing some clever things with his defense.
Jim Nox : Memphis Pharaohs
I think their offense will carry them. They are 3rd in the league pass completion percentage. They are 3rd in the league passing touchdowns with 16. They are 3rd in the league passing yards per game. They average 243! They are 4th in the league in sacks allowed. They are 2nd in the league average yards per rush. They are 1st in the league rushing touchdowns with 16. They are 2nd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 154.2! They are 2nd in the league points scored per game. They average 27.9!
Darren Francis : BCFC Bears
Looking at the teams, I think that The Bears' offense goes through Rodney Hailey - WR. When he is at his best, the Bears offense is like a well oiled machine.
Big boys shows the way in Houston.The big men from RoughRiders are completely crushing it this year. They’ve given up only 28 sacks in 9 games while collecting 345 pancakes.Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2065 Week 11)You know what time it is. It is time for your weekly coach comparison with Simon Sly. We have an odd couple for you this week.
JAMES ANDREW, HEAD COACH, MEMPHIS PHARAOHS
The Pharaohs currently sit at 5-4.
James Andrew preaches flexibility on both offense and defense, focusing on what the situation demands. 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.
Andrew is significantly better than Vandiver when scouting.
Andrew is significantly better than Vandiver in assessing the ability of players.
Andrew is slightly better than Vandiver at estimating player potential.
Andrew is slightly more detail oriented than Vandiver.
Andrew is a better offisive mind than Vandiver.
Andrew is way better than Vandiver in developing players.
Andrew maintains significantly more discipline than Vandiver.
Andrew seems a little bit smarter than Vandiver.
Andrew is better suited to lead a team than Vandiver.
Andrew does a way better job at motivating his players than Vandiver.
Andrew prepares for opponents way more than Vandiver.
BILLY VANDIVER, HEAD COACH, HOUSTON ROUGHRIDERS
The RoughRiders currently sit at 3-6.
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 not as rigid as Andrew.
Week 10: QB Everett Knoll (BCFC) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe league announced BCFC Bears quarterback Everett Knoll has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Bears defeated the Seattle Totems, 33 to 27. Knoll did his part, throwing 3 touchdowns, completing 35 of 48 passes for 382 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 14 to 2, and a passer rating of 95.3.Week 10: LB Ron Dooley (MEM) wins Defensive Player of the WeekLB Ron Dooley of the Memphis Pharaohs has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Dooley finished with 11 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 FF.Game Recaps for Week 10North - 24, Vikings - 9
RoughRiders - 47, Reapers - 27
Pharaohs - 17, Gamblers - 6
Bears - 33, Totems - 27Bill Sears - QB signs extension with the ReapersThe New Orleans Reapers front office has announced that they have signed Bill Sears - QB to a new contract. Sears will stay with the team on a 2 year deal with a base salary of 6970000Game of the Week: Memphis Pharaohs at Windsor GamblersOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Windsor Gamblers
In this game, everyone agrees that the defense will struggle to counter Neal Miller - G. Watch out for him. This will be an action-packed affair.
Mary Moore : Windsor Gamblers
I really like their defense. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 14.4. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 186.6 per game. They are 2nd in run defense. Giving up only 78.6 yards per game. They are 3rd in the league pass average yards per rush.
Jim Nox : Memphis Pharaohs
Head coach James Andrew has this team running like a well oiled machine. He is running a great offense. He is innovative with his defense. The way he prepares gives them an advantage in any game.
Darren Francis : Windsor Gamblers
One of the most underestimated offenses. They are 1st in the league pass completion percentage. They are 2nd in the league in sacks allowed. They are 3rd in the league average yards per rush. They are 3rd in the league rushing touchdowns with 10. They are 3rd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 130.2! This is going to be a very viewer friendly game.
Houston RoughRiders upset the BCFC Bears!The Houston RoughRiders have managed an unlikely win against BCFC Bears.
The Bears appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the RoughRiders kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Bears to win with ease, and the loss to such an inferior opponent is a tough blow to the lofty expectations for the program. Meanwhile, the RoughRiders fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.Winning pleases everyone.Vikings fans are celebrating this week after their team mopped the floor with the Totems. Shawn Reynolds said of his team, ,We’re hungry as a team. We’re so hungry, we go into restaurants, look at the menu, and say OK.’Week 9: QB Robert Butterfield (HRR) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe Houston RoughRiders' Robert Butterfield threw 1 touchdowns, completing 24 of 36 passes for 364 yards in the RoughRiders victory over the BCFC Bears.
After being drafted in Round 1 of the 2059 amateur draft, season number 6 for Butterfield, has seen some impressive numbers including 12 touchdown passes this season.Week 9: CB Raymond Fischer (NSV) wins Defensive Player of the WeekCB Fischer's ball hawking ability was on display in the Vikings 40-27 game with the Seattle Totems. He finished with 7 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.
"Raymond has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Vikings Defensive CoordinatorGame Recaps for Week 9Reapers - 21, Pharaohs - 16
RoughRiders - 24, Bears - 17
Vikings - 40, Totems - 27Game of the Week: New Orleans Reapers at Memphis PharaohsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Memphis Pharaohs
Certainly, this offense will have a good game. They are 2nd in the league pass completion percentage. They are 2nd in the league passing touchdowns with 13. They are 3rd in the league passing yards per game. They average 270.1! They are 5th in the league in sacks allowed. They are maulers, 5th in the league in pancakes. They are 2nd in the league average yards per rush. They are 1st in the league rushing touchdowns with 16. They are 2nd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 157! They are 2nd in the league points scored per game. They average 31.1! Really this could go either way, but you will never get me to admit it.
Mary Moore : New Orleans Reapers
Do not sleep on this defense. They are 5th in sacks with 18. They are 5th in points allowed, averaging only 24.8. They are 2nd in pass defense. They only give up 203.6 per game. They are 4th in interceptions with 4. They win big.
Jim Nox : New Orleans Reapers
I see them winning again this week. The way they win this game will tell a lot about what they are as a team.
Darren Francis : Memphis Pharaohs
Head coach James Andrew puts them over the top in this game. He is doing some really smart things on offense. He is one of the best defensive minds. He will out-prepare any opponent. This will really be a statement win.
Reapers racking up yards!The offense of the Reapers is whipping the tail off everybody this year, posting 3016 total yards and 257 points thus far in 8 games. Quarterback Bill Sears - QB and receiver Victor Cox - WR have tag-teamed to the tune of 671 yards this season, while Running Back Jerry Knudson - RB has run for 369. The o-line has crushed the opposition for 179 pancakes this season while giving up only 10 quarterback sacks.Rodriguez not down after RoughRiders close loss.Ricky Rodriguez was frank and upbeat about the game against Vikings in an interview after the game. Ricky Rodriguez - DE was upbeat in his assessment after the Nova Scotia lost a close game to the Rodriguez. 'We learned a lot. We showed a lot. There is reason for optimism. We are very close, and we keep building every week. Do not switch channels, we will be with you shortly.', Nova Scotia said smiling confidently.Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2065 Week 9)You know what time it is. It is time for your weekly coach comparison with Simon Sly. I will spare you the meandering and cut to the chase.
JAMES PILCHER, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, NEW ORLEANS REAPERS
The Reapers currently sit at 5-3.
James Pilcher does not like gambling on defense. Advocating a bend, but don't break mindset. He adapts his demeanor to the situation, and does whatever he thinks it takes to get through to his players and co-workers.
James Pilcher runs a 4-3 defense. His system requires top notch cornerbacks. It features primarily zone coverage. The defensive line's primary role is rushing the passer. He wants fast linebackers, who can help in coverage.
They are 5th in sacks with 18.
They are 5th in points allowed, averaging 24.8.
They are 2nd in pass defense with 203.6 yards given up per game.
They are 8th in run defense. Giving up 178.5 yards per game.
They are 4th in interceptions with 4.
They are 8th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 8th in forced fumbles.
Pilcher motivates his team a little better than Gross.
Pilcher makes his players hit the weight room more often than Gross.
RAYMOND GROSS, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, WINDSOR GAMBLERS
The Gamblers currently sit at 6-2.
Raymond Gross wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. He adapts his demeanor to the situation, and does whatever he thinks it takes to get through to his players and co-workers.
Raymond Gross runs a 4-3 defense. The defense revolves around the linebackers. It focuses on man coverage. 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 16.
They are 1st in points allowed, averaging 14.4.
They are 1st in pass defense with 186.6 yards given up per game.
They are 2nd in run defense. Giving up 78.6 yards per game.
They are 8th in interceptions with 2.
They are 5th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 7th in forced fumbles.
Gross outperforms Pilcher in scouting.
Gross outperforms Pilcher in assessing player ability.
Gross is slightly more detail oriented than Pilcher.
Gross has a slightly better grasp of coaching defense than Pilcher.
Gross outperforms Pilcher in player development.
Gross is not as rigid as Pilcher.
Gross seems a little bit smarter than Pilcher.
Week 8: WR Victor Cox (NO) wins Offensive Player of the WeekCox's 6 rec, 228 yds, 2 TD effort led the way for the New Orleans Reapers. This weeks 228 receiving yards bring his season total to 671 yards with 8 touchdowns on the season.
"To Victor, 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." - Reapers CoachWeek 8: CB Michael Roe (TOR) wins Defensive Player of the WeekCB Roe's ball hawking ability was on display in the Bears 27-17 game with the Toronto North. He finished with 10 Tck, 2 Int.
"Michael has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -North Defensive CoordinatorGame Recaps for Week 8Bears - 27, North - 17
Pharaohs - 28, RoughRiders - 17
Gamblers - 13, Totems - 9
Reapers - 52, Vikings - 17Week 8: T Gary Fulmer (NSV) has suffered a major injury!The Nova Scotia Vikings' T Gary Fulmer has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).Game of the Week: Seattle Totems at Windsor GamblersOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Windsor Gamblers
The Gamblers have really strong team play. You look at a player like Jeremiah Adams - RB and what he does for a team. He makes everyone around him better.
Mary Moore : Seattle Totems
They will increase their winstreak to two this week. I am looking forward to watching this showdown.
Jim Nox : Seattle Totems
Of course the Totems win. Have you been living under a rock? They will put up a lot of points.
Darren Francis : Windsor Gamblers
Head coach Robert Neuman runs a tight ship in Windsor. I feel certain he has prepared an excellent gameplan. He is innovative with his defense. Replace the batteries in your remote. You do not want to miss this game.
Mark Brady - RB proves his worth.Mark Brady - RB is looking like the bees knees out there so far this season. If he keeps playing such fantastic football, he’s got a shot at being remembered as one of the greats.Sun in trouble again?The commisioner, in a recent interview, hinted that new investigations were under way concerning North' LB Dallas Sun Surely, this in not the kind of story the North want to have to deal with. 'We want to focus on football. Having to deal with all the stories coming out about North takes away from that', said an anonymous source in the front office.Week 7: RB Raymond Nagle (WIN) wins Offensive Player of the WeekWeek 7's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Raymond Nagle. His 10 att, 177 yds, 1 TD performance stood out in the 21 to 14 victory for the Windsor Gamblers.
The former Coastal Carolina gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 177 Yards and 1 Touchdowns for the season.Week 7: SS John Parker (NO) wins Defensive Player of the WeekSS Parker's ball hawking ability was on display in the Reapers 51-13 game with the Houston RoughRiders. He finished with 9 Tck, 2 Sck.
"John has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Reapers Defensive CoordinatorGame Recaps for Week 7Bears - 30, Vikings - 6
Reapers - 51, RoughRiders - 13
Totems - 30, North - 7
Gamblers - 21, Pharaohs - 14Thomas Brown - RB signs extension with the PharaohsThe Memphis Pharaohs front office has announced that they have signed Thomas Brown - RB to a new contract. Brown will stay with the team on a 1 year deal with a base salary of 4880000Game of the Week: BCFC Bears at Nova Scotia VikingsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : BCFC Bears
This is a high powered offense. They are 1st in the league in sacks allowed. They are 1st in the league average yards per rush. They are 2nd in the league rushing touchdowns with 9. They are 1st in the league rushing yards per game. They average 190! They are 2nd in the league points scored per game. They average 26.4!
Mary Moore : Nova Scotia Vikings
The Vikings win. I see no reason to think otherwise.
Jim Nox : BCFC Bears
I am sure head coach James Hopper has something up his sleeve for this game. He is a great offensive mind. Defensively he makes great adjustments. Expect a great game.
Darren Francis : Nova Scotia Vikings
For this game, I think a good bet is that Art Dupree - DE needs to show up, but if he does the Vikings defense is very stingy.
Vernon Barth - WR is playing great!Vernon Barth - WR is looking good out there so far this season. If he keeps playing such inspired football, he’s got a shot at becoming a hometown favorite.Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2065 Week 7)Simon Sly is back with this week's edition of Coach Showdown. Let us jump right in.
BILLY VANDIVER, HEAD COACH, HOUSTON ROUGHRIDERS
The RoughRiders currently sit at 1-4.
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 outperforms Hopper in assessing player ability.
Vandiver is much more charismatic than Hopper.
Vandiver has a slightly better grasp of coaching defense than Hopper.
Vandiver prepares better than Hopper.
JAMES HOPPER, HEAD COACH, BCFC BEARS
The Bears currently sit at 4-1.
James Hopper 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.
Hopper outperforms Vandiver in scouting.
Week 6: QB Bill Sears (NO) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe New Orleans Reapers' Bill Sears threw 5 touchdowns, completing 20 of 29 passes for 321 yards in the Reapers victory over the Windsor Gamblers.
After being drafted in Round 1 of the 2060 amateur draft, season number 5 for Sears, has seen some impressive numbers including 17 touchdown passes this season.Week 6: LB Dallas Sun (TOR) wins Defensive Player of the WeekLB Dallas Sun of the Toronto North has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Sun finished with 6 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR.Game Recaps for Week 6Bears - 14, North - 13
Pharaohs - 31, Totems - 28
Vikings - 15, RoughRiders - 14
Reapers - 41, Gamblers - 6Game of the Week: Windsor Gamblers at New Orleans ReapersOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Windsor Gamblers
I love what they are doing in Windsor coaching-wise. Head coach Robert Neuman is a major reason they will win this game. He is running an explosive defense.
Mary Moore : Windsor Gamblers
This is a very good offense. They are 1st in the league pass completion percentage. They are 1st in the league in sacks allowed. They are maulers, 3rd in the league in pancakes. They are 4th in the league average yards per rush. They are 3rd in the league rushing touchdowns with 8. They are 5th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 129! They are 3rd in the league points scored per game. They average 24!
Jim Nox : Windsor Gamblers
When you consider the two rosters, there is no way around that William Pendleton - G is hard to gameplan for. Look for him to dominate. I see a lot of points being scored in this game.
Darren Francis : New Orleans Reapers
In this game, it is likely that Ronald Greer - DT can drive quarterbacks crazy. Look for him to dominate. They get their win and this game will be just another day at the office.
Week 5: QB Everett Knoll (BCFC) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe league announced BCFC Bears quarterback Everett Knoll has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Bears defeated the New Orleans Reapers, 38 to 14. Knoll did his part, throwing 2 touchdowns, completing 10 of 23 passes for 103 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 5 to 0, and a passer rating of 90.2.Week 5: CB Kenneth Jones (BCFC) wins Defensive Player of the WeekCB Jones's ball hawking ability was on display in the Bears 38-14 game with the New Orleans Reapers. He finished with 12 Tck, 1 FF, 1 FR.
"Kenneth has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Bears Defensive CoordinatorGame Recaps for Week 5Gamblers - 17, North - 10
Pharaohs - 41, RoughRiders - 24
Bears - 38, Reapers - 14
Vikings - 31, Totems - 6Game of the Week: Windsor Gamblers at Toronto NorthOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Windsor Gamblers
They are on a win streak. They will continue that streak. They will win this game.
Mary Moore : Toronto North
When you think of the players that will be on the field, I think that Charles Teague - DE will be a key figure in this game. The North defense relies on him. If they do not win, I have to buy cake for the entire office. That is how sure I am.
Jim Nox : Windsor Gamblers
Do not sleep on this defense. They are 4th in sacks with 9. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 10.2. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 170.5 per game. They are 1st in run defense. Giving up only 69.8 yards per game. They are 5th in interceptions with 1. They are 3rd in the league pass average yards per rush. They are 3rd in forced fumbles. I expect some incredible plays in this game.
Darren Francis : Windsor Gamblers
The leadership on this team is great. Having a guy like James Strunk - QB on the field and in the locker room is exactly what you need to win games like this. Just win baby.
Winning pleases everyone.North fans are excited this week after their team beat the brakes off the Reapers. Kim Brookins said of his team, ‘We showed what we're made of’Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2065 Week 5)You know what time it is. It is time for your weekly coach comparison with Simon Sly. Let us jump right in.
WILLIAM LAFLAMME, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, NOVA SCOTIA VIKINGS
The Vikings currently sit at 2-2.
William Laflamme wants to be aggressive on offense. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.
William Laflamme runs a pass heavy Vertical Hybrid offense. Fullbacks are utilized in the passing game. It's about taking what the defense gives you in the passing game, according to Laflamme. He likes receivers who can stretch the field.
They are 7th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 3rd in the league passing touchdowns with 6. They are 5th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 208.2.They are 4th in the league in sacks allowed.They are 2nd in the league in pancakes.They are 8th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 5th in the league average yards per rush.They are 5th in the league rushing touchdowns with 3.They are 7th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 66.2.They are 7th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 21.2.
Laflamme is significantly better than Young when scouting.
Laflamme is slightly better than Young at estimating player potential.
Laflamme is leagues above Young when it comes to coaching offense.
Laflamme makes his players hit the weight room more often than Young.
Laflamme prepares better than Young.
KYLE YOUNG, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, BCFC BEARS
The Bears currently sit at 2-1.
Kyle Young wants to be aggressive on offense. 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.
Kyle Young runs a pass heavy Pro Style offense. Fullbacks are utilized in the passing game. It's about taking what the defense gives you in the passing game, according to Young. He likes receivers who can stretch the field.
They are 4th in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 8th in the league passing touchdowns with 3.
They are 8th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 180.3.
They are 3rd in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 8th in the league in pancakes.
They are 6th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 4th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 2nd in the league rushing touchdowns with 6.
They are 3rd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 162.7.
They are 3rd in the league points scored per game. With an average of 26.7.
Young exhibits way more flexibility than Laflamme.
Young is better suited to lead a team than Laflamme.
Week 4: CB Bruce Shelton (TOR) wins Defensive Player of the WeekCB Bruce Shelton of the Toronto North has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Shelton finished with 7 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.Week 4: RB Jeremiah Adams (WIN) wins Offensive Player of the WeekWeek 4's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Jeremiah Adams. His 17 att, 104 yds, 1 TD, 4 rec, 54 yds, 0 TD performance stood out in the 38 to 13 victory for the Windsor Gamblers.
The former Alabama gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 411 Yards and 5 Touchdowns for the season.Game Recaps for Week 4Gamblers - 38, Vikings - 13
North - 33, Reapers - 23Game of the Week: Windsor Gamblers at Nova Scotia VikingsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Windsor Gamblers
Their defense will step up this game. They are 2nd in sacks with 9. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 9.3. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 184 per game. They are 3rd in run defense. Giving up only 82.7 yards per game. They are 3rd in the league pass average yards per rush. They are 3rd in forced fumbles.
Mary Moore : Windsor Gamblers
I have a lot of respect for head coach Robert Neuman. He is doing great things in Windsor. He is running an explosive defense.
Jim Nox : Windsor Gamblers
Looking at how the teams match up, I agree with popular opinion that David Dodson - LB is going to wreck havoc for the Gamblers defense.
Darren Francis : Nova Scotia Vikings
Looking at the teams, most people agree that Daniel Olivares - G drives defenses crazy.
Week 3: QB James Dunne (MEM) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe Memphis Pharaohs' James Dunne threw 3 touchdowns, completing 22 of 28 passes for 302 yards in the Pharaohs victory over the New Orleans Reapers.
After being drafted in Round 1 of the 2058 amateur draft, season number 7 for Dunne, has seen some impressive numbers including 7 touchdown passes this season.Week 3: DE Benjamin Phillips (MEM) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Benjamin Phillips of the Memphis Pharaohs has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Phillips finished with 8 Tck, 2 Sck.Game Recaps for Week 3Vikings - 31, Bears - 27
Gamblers - 31, North - 3
Pharaohs - 52, Reapers - 7
RoughRiders - 24, Totems - 20Game of the Week: Nova Scotia Vikings at BCFC BearsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : BCFC Bears
The Bears are a much better team than everyone thinks
Mary Moore : BCFC Bears
There will be some wild plays in this game.
Jim Nox : BCFC Bears
Head coach James Hopper runs a tight ship in BCFC. I feel certain he has prepared an excellent gameplan. He is doing some really smart things on offense. He is one of the best defensive minds.
Darren Francis : BCFC Bears
For this game, I cannot help by think that the key is whether they can contain Everett Knoll - QB. If not, he will destroy them. This will be a great game to watch.
Winning pleases everyone.North fans are excited this week after their team mopped the floor with the RoughRiders. Kim Brookins said of his team, ‘We beat em good.’Roland blasts Chang Langford - DE in wake of Totems loss.Greg Roland was furious with his team in an interview after the Totems 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. Greg Roland - K was clearly upset after the Totems loss. 'We need to look at ourselves. If you are Chang Langford (DE), can you look at your performance and be happy? This whole team needs to work harder. This whole team needs to decide what we want', the K said.Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 2065 Week 3)You know what time it is. It is time for your weekly coach comparison with Simon Sly. We have an odd couple for you this week.
JAMES AGUIRRE, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, HOUSTON ROUGHRIDERS
The RoughRiders currently sit at 0-2.
James Aguirre wants to be aggressive on offense. He is a silent, strong leader. He does his job meticulously without making unnecessary waves, and expects those around him to do the same.
James Aguirre runs a run first West Coast offense. It features running backs out of the backfield in the passing game. Fullbacks are utilized in the passing game. It's about taking what the defense gives you in the passing game, according to Aguirre. He likes receivers who can stretch the field.
They are 7th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 6th in the league passing touchdowns with 3. They are 1st in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 300.5.They are 8th in the league in sacks allowed.They are 1st in the league in pancakes.They are 2nd in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 4th in the league average yards per rush.They are 3rd in the league rushing touchdowns with 3.They are 6th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 122.5.They are 5th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 22.5.
Aguirre is not as rigid as Reid.
Aguirre is better suited to lead a team than Reid.
Aguirre makes his players hit the weight room more often than Reid.
BOBBIE REID, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, NEW ORLEANS REAPERS
The Reapers currently sit at 2-0.
Bobbie Reid wants to be aggressive on offense. 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.
Bobbie Reid runs a run first Smash Mouth Hybrid offense. He wants running backs who can also block. Reid prefers running up the middle. It's about taking what the defense gives you in the passing game, according to Reid. The passing game is predicated on spreading the ball around to multiple targets.
They are 1st in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 1st in the league passing touchdowns with 6.
They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 272.5.
They are 7th in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 6th in the league in pancakes.
They are 3rd in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 8th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 7th in the league rushing touchdowns with 2.
They are 7th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 94.
They are 1st in the league points scored per game. With an average of 34.5.
Reid is slightly better than Aguirre at estimating player potential.
Reid is much more charismatic than Aguirre.
Reid is leagues above Aguirre when it comes to coaching offense.
Week 2: RB Jeremiah Adams (WIN) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe honor comes after Adams's 21 att, 214 yds, 2 TD performance against the Nova Scotia Vikings. Adams from Alabama was selected in round 2, 4 years ago.
Adams now has 263 Rushing Yards and 3 Touchdowns for the season.Week 2: DE Donald Wilkerson (TOR) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Donald Wilkerson of the Toronto North has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Wilkerson finished with 5 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF.Game Recaps for Week 2Gamblers - 24, Vikings - 10
Reapers - 31, Totems - 26
Bears - 38, Pharaohs - 24
North - 27, RoughRiders - 21Game of the Week: Seattle Totems at New Orleans ReapersOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Seattle Totems
Team play. Playing as a unit. You cannot discount the difference it makes. I am thinking of a guy like Ashley Clough - G. Playing as a team is what gets them the win. If they lose this one, I will never hear the end of it.
Mary Moore : New Orleans Reapers
I think having a leader like Alex Nolan - C is the kind of thing that will help the Reapers win this game.
Jim Nox : Seattle Totems
They will rely on their offense to pull them through. This will really be a statement win.
Darren Francis : Seattle Totems
Certainly, this defense will have a good game.
Week 1: RB Steven Kern (SEA) wins Offensive Player of the WeekWeek 1's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Steven Kern. His 12 att, 174 yds, 1 TD performance stood out in the 38 to 24 victory for the Seattle Totems.
The former Oklahoma St. gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 174 Yards and 1 Touchdowns for the season.Week 1: DE Chang Langford (SEA) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Chang Langford of the Seattle Totems has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Langford finished with 4 Tck, 4 Sck.Game Recaps for Week 1Bears - 15, Gamblers - 10
Totems - 38, RoughRiders - 24
Vikings - 31, Pharaohs - 28
Reapers - 38, North - 13Season PredictionsThe 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: BCFC Bears with 4 votes)
American Conference US: Memphis Pharaohs with 12 votes (Runner up: New Orleans Reapers with 8 votes)Game of the Week: Memphis Pharaohs at Nova Scotia VikingsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Nova Scotia Vikings
They will break their losing streak with a W this week. There will be some wild plays in this game.
Mary Moore : Nova Scotia Vikings
Looking at the two rosters, I feel fairly certain that Theodore Sadler - DT is bound to have an impact. The offense will have to gameplan for him if they want to stand even the slightest chance. There will be some wild plays in this game.
Jim Nox : Memphis Pharaohs
They have a dominant offense. They do not get enough credit for that.
Darren Francis : Memphis Pharaohs
When you think of the players that will be on the field, I predict that Thomas Brown - RB will shine for the Pharaohs offense. They rely on him, and he will deliver.
Seattle Totems fans are excited.News from the camp of Seattle Totems has it that Madden, B. - DE has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Madden was expected to contribute early, but his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.RB Jan Roque (N/A) has retired!RB Jan Roque (73 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.DE John Blank (N/A) has retired!DE John Blank (53 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.Post Free Agency RetirementsThe following players have retired after going unsigned through free agency:DE Reuben Duggan (N/A) has retired!DE Reuben Duggan (67 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.QB James Mathis (N/A) has retired!QB James Mathis (68 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.TE Felix Salgado (N/A) has retired!TE Felix Salgado (53 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.Free Agency Round 10: Round Up3 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Chris Crowell. The WR out of USC signed a $6,250,000 contract for 2 year(s) with Memphis Pharaohs.
American Conference US was the most active division with a total of 2 signings.
Memphis Pharaohs was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).
The biggest spender was Memphis Pharaohs who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $6,875,000.Free Agency Round 9: Round Up2 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Joseph Runyon. The WR out of South Alabama signed a $2,250,000 contract for 2 year(s) with Windsor Gamblers.
Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 2 signings.
Windsor Gamblers was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).
The biggest spender was Windsor Gamblers who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $3,400,000.Free Agency Round 8: Round Up4 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Howard Rash. The RB out of Maryland signed a $2,050,000 contract for 3 year(s) with Windsor Gamblers.
Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 3 signings.
Windsor Gamblers was the most active signing a total of 3 player(s).
The biggest spender was Windsor Gamblers who signed 3 player(s) for a total of $4,160,000.Free Agency Round 7: Round Up8 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Frank Metzger. The SS out of Mid Tenn St. signed a $3,050,000 contract for 1 year(s) with Toronto North.
Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 6 signings.
Toronto North 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 $6,170,000.Free Agency Round 6: Round Up2 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Arturo Nelson. The FS out of Northwestern signed a $1,270,000 contract for 2 year(s) with Windsor Gamblers.
Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 2 signings.
Windsor Gamblers was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).
The biggest spender was Windsor Gamblers who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $1,890,000.RB Bob Copeland (TOR) goes #1 overall!NEW YORK -- The Toronto North drafted Bob Copeland #1 overall in the 2065 draft. The 6' 2" RB fits the team's needs perfectly. Said North 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," Copeland said on a conference call. "I'm just going to be one piece of the puzzle."Moore and Nox Mock DraftPick 1: Toronto North
Larry Moore: Bruce Shelton - CB
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. 'Team player', this is the correct term for him. He makes everyone around him better. Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. Fast enough or man coverage. And enough speed to close fast when blitzing. They would be crazy not to take him here. A great fit, both in terms of what they need and the quality of player they get. This will put a smile on many faces.
Jim Nox: Albert Gardiner - CB
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. Has the speed to stay close to his man. While not elite, he has enough speed that you can do a lot of different things with him. It is not often that the talent available fits perfectly with what you need. When it does, it makes for a win-win situation. This young man is going to be put in a position to succeed.
Pick 2: Windsor Gamblers
Larry Moore: John Thompson - C
This kid breeds synergy, teams play better when he is on the field. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. Very coachable. That is an important trait for a guy you want to draft this early. A player that fits their needs. The promise of a future star. This will be great for the franchise.
Jim Nox: Bruce Shelton - CB
The guy has his head on straight. I want this kid on my team. He understands his role on the field, and how it fits in with what everyone else is doing. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. Coaches are always looking to add more speed to the defensive backfield. This guy has enough to make an impact. He fills a hole at the position. Blue-chip player. Will fit right in and start right away. Love it.
Pick 3: Houston RoughRiders
Larry Moore: Julian Goodman - C
Fans might not be on board with what can be framed as a need pick. But trust me once they see this kid play, they will be more than happy.
Jim Nox: Leonard Box - WR
Pretty good straight line speed. Can run the deeper routes in the pros. Makes nice jumpcuts after the catch. Elusive enough to be dangerous on short and intermediate routes. 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.
Pick 4: Seattle Totems
Larry Moore: Blake Breeden - LB
Finishes tackles well. Sufficiently strong that bull rushing opponents is not off the table. Gives him more options on the field. Nice speed for a Defensive End. Enough to keep contain and get sacks. Take the blue-chip player. Do not worry about sexier picks. He fits what you need and the quality is there.
Jim Nox: Pierre Henderson - CB
Fast enough or man coverage. And enough speed to close fast when blitzing. Fans, coaches, and teammates alike will be ecstatic to get him on the team. He fits what they need, he is such a great talent. Everything lines up.
Pick 5: Nova Scotia Vikings
Larry Moore: Leonard Box - WR
Add more speed to the offense. Why would you not? Great balance. Runs good routes, and that is really something coaches are looking for in kids. Good understanding of the game, and what is required of each position. Once this kid gets in the building, they will be set at this position for years.
Jim Nox: Ronnie Burris - WR
His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. The guy has gets along with everyone. Can change direction fluidly. 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.
Pick 6: Memphis Pharaohs
Larry Moore: Frank Washington - DE
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. Liked by coaches and teammates. Scouts all say his speed is not a problem, he plays way faster than his forty time. A good tackler. Wonderful situation for them to be able to pick the best player available here.
Jim Nox: Frank Washington - DE
The guy has his head on straight. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. Known for being a bit of a joker in the locker room. but in the good way, everyone smiles when asked about him. Offenses will need to keep tabs on him. He will close down fairly quickly if left unblocked. Makes good tackles. They get undisputed quality with this pick. It might not fill a need, but they should not care about that here. Get the future star, worry about needs later.
Pick 7: New Orleans Reapers
Larry Moore: Ronnie Burris - WR
His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. Has the balance and shiftiness to work well on short and intermediate routes from the slot. Nothing to think about here. Pick up the kid, bring him into the building, put him om the field.
Jim Nox: Michael Miller - FS
Fast enough to play man coverage. Can go toe to toe with most receivers. They need him now. Well yesterday actually. They will love him tomorrow. They will revere him by the end of his career.
Pick 8: BCFC Bears
Larry Moore: Rick Turner - WR
Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. Fine catching ability, often comes down with the ball even when pressured. Educated well. Shows good understanding of the game. Once this kid gets in the building, they will be set at this position for years.
Jim Nox: John Thompson - C
He plays well with others. He understands there is a reason for each assignment on every play. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. The guy has gets along with everyone. He is smart, and plays with good instincts. 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.
Pick 9: Toronto North
Larry Moore: Pierre Henderson - CB
Good closing speed. Can run with most players. Makes him very versatile. It is all about fit here. Is there a guy at a position of need, worthy of a pick this high? The answer, obviously, is 'heck yeah'.
Jim Nox: Blake Breeden - LB
He is a well developed tackler, this is something teams look for. It saves a lot of time when the fundamentals are good. His strength is a good platform for him, surely a reason teams like him this high. People watching his tape often do not notice his speed. It is not something that jumps out at you, but he is pretty fast. Nothing to think about here. Pick up the kid, bring him into the building, put him om the field.
Pick 10: Windsor Gamblers
Larry Moore: Albert Gardiner - CB
This kid puts in the work. Nice speed. Will allow him to do a lot of things. 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: Julian Goodman - C
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.
Free Agency Round 5: Round Up4 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Timothy Ralston. The T out of Notre Dame signed a $5,950,000 contract for 3 year(s) with Toronto North.
Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 3 signings.
Toronto North was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).
The biggest spender was Toronto North who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $9,109,000.Free Agency Round 4: Round Up9 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Jesus Hargrove. The CB out of South Alabama signed a $5,230,000 contract for 1 year(s) with New Orleans Reapers.
Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 6 signings.
Nova Scotia Vikings was the most active signing a total of 3 player(s).
The biggest spender was Nova Scotia Vikings who signed 3 player(s) for a total of $8,360,000.Free Agency Round 3: Round Up6 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Kenneth Jones. The CB out of Maryland signed a $7,250,000 contract for 3 year(s) with BCFC Bears.
Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 3 signings.
Houston RoughRiders was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).
The biggest spender was Houston RoughRiders who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $13,870,000.T Frankie Stubbs (HRR) signs large free agent deal!NEW YORK -- Anxious all week, T Frankie Stubbs 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 Stubbs's agent called to tell him that the RoughRiders head coach was in town. Soon, Stubbs was meeting him at an executive airport.
Now, Stubbs is being fitted for a RoughRiders uniform.
One of the league's top Ts and top free-agent prize agreed Friday to a 1 year contract worth $8,150,000.
"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," Stubbs said.CB Kenneth Jones (BCFC) signs large free agent deal!NEW YORK -- Kenneth Jones, one of the league's top CBs and top free-agent prize agreed to a 3 year contract worth $7,250,000 to play for the BCFC Bears.Free Agency Round 2: Round Up3 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Sean Rogers. The WR out of Pittsburgh signed a $9,050,000 contract for 1 year(s) with Houston RoughRiders.
American Conference US was the most active division with a total of 2 signings.
Houston RoughRiders was the most active signing a total of 2 player(s).
The biggest spender was Houston RoughRiders who signed 2 player(s) for a total of $17,150,000.T Ernest Crittenden (HRR) signs large free agent deal!NEW YORK -- Anxious all week, T Ernest Crittenden 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 Crittenden's agent called to tell him that the RoughRiders head coach was in town. Soon, Crittenden was meeting him at an executive airport.
Now, Crittenden is being fitted for a RoughRiders uniform.
One of the league's top Ts and top free-agent prize agreed Friday to a 2 year contract worth $8,100,000.
"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," Crittenden said.WR Sean Rogers (HRR) signs large free agent deal!NEW YORK -- Sean Rogers, one of the league's top WRs and top free-agent prize agreed to a 1 year contract worth $9,050,000 to play for the Houston RoughRiders.Free Agency Round 1: Round Up12 players signed this week.
The biggest name signing this week was Jacob Stillwell. The RB out of Tulsa signed a $4,800,000 contract for 3 year(s) with Houston RoughRiders.
Canadian Conference Canada was the most active division with a total of 7 signings.
BCFC Bears was the most active signing a total of 5 player(s).
The biggest spender was Houston RoughRiders who signed 4 player(s) for a total of $22,778,499.C Thomas Jones (HRR) signs large free agent deal!NEW YORK -- Anxious all week, C Thomas Jones 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 Jones's agent called to tell him that the RoughRiders head coach was in town. Soon, Jones was meeting him at an executive airport.
Now, Jones is being fitted for a RoughRiders uniform.
One of the league's top Cs and top free-agent prize agreed Friday to a 2 year contract worth $3,928,499.
"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," Jones said.QB Anderson Marquez (HRR) signs large free agent deal!NEW YORK -- Anderson Marquez, one of the league's top QBs and top free-agent prize agreed to a 1 year contract worth $11,210,000 to play for the Houston RoughRiders.FB Joseph Conover (NSV) signs large free agent deal!NEW YORK -- Anxious all week, FB Joseph Conover 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 Conover's agent called to tell him that the Vikings head coach was in town. Soon, Conover was meeting him at an executive airport.
Now, Conover is being fitted for a Vikings uniform.
One of the league's top FBs and top free-agent prize agreed Friday to a 1 year contract worth $770,000.
"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," Conover said.SS Rex Wilke (MEM) signs large free agent deal!NEW YORK -- Rex Wilke, one of the league's top SSs and top free-agent prize agreed to a 2 year contract worth $3,650,000 to play for the Memphis Pharaohs.RB Jacob Stillwell (HRR) signs large free agent deal!NEW YORK -- Anxious all week, RB Jacob Stillwell 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 Stillwell's agent called to tell him that the RoughRiders head coach was in town. Soon, Stillwell was meeting him at an executive airport.
Now, Stillwell is being fitted for a RoughRiders uniform.
One of the league's top RBs and top free-agent prize agreed Friday to a 3 year contract worth $4,800,000.
"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," Stillwell said.Offseason Team Needs with Jeremy PiperWith 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 C WR CB DT DE
Nova Scotia Vikings: T WR DT
Windsor Gamblers: C CB LB
Toronto North: C CB LB DT
New Orleans Reapers: G WR CB FS
Houston RoughRiders: T C WR FS
Memphis Pharaohs: TE
Seattle Totems: G T C TE CB LB DT SS
Draft Order: Toronto North own first overall.Pick 1: Toronto North
Pick 2: Windsor Gamblers
Pick 3: Houston RoughRiders
Pick 4: Seattle Totems
Pick 5: Nova Scotia Vikings
Pick 6: Memphis Pharaohs
Pick 7: New Orleans Reapers
Pick 8: BCFC Bears
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:
Raymond Gross - Defensive Coordinator - Windsor Gamblers
Kyle Young - Offensive Coordinator - BCFC Bears
William Laflamme - Offensive Coordinator - Nova Scotia Vikings
John Perez - Defensive Coordinator - Nova Scotia Vikings
Bryant O'Keefe - Defensive Coordinator - Memphis Pharaohs
Juan Gregg - Defensive Coordinator - BCFC Bears
James Pilcher - Defensive Coordinator - New Orleans Reapers
To Dallas Sun - LB, the past is the past.Dallas Sun is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Sun is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.Other retirements
QB Ernest Benoit (59 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB John Tapp (48 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Howard Rash (72 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Michael Caswell (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Pablo Speer (58 ovr) : Career stats: 17 att, 97 yds, 2 TD, 4 rec, 36 yds, 1 TD
RB Steve Clark (57 ovr) : Career stats: 25 att, 40 yds, 0 TD
FB Amado Orr (50 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
FB Jimmy Liu (48 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
FB William Warner (40 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
G Devon Narvaez (59 ovr) : Career stats: 103 Pancakes
G Darrell Irwin (48 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Anthony Neal (62 ovr) : Career stats: 105 Pancakes
T Jeffrey Stevenson (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Bruce Richards (56 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Gene Kirk (47 ovr) : Career stats: 12 Pancakes
C John Schroeder (51 ovr) : Career stats: 5 Pancakes
TE Arturo Strickland (61 ovr) : Career stats: 2 rec, 8 yds, 0 TD
TE Wilburn Mckinney (55 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Larry Locke (48 ovr) : Career stats: 123 rec, 941 yds, 8 TD
TE Rick Creamer (44 ovr) : Career stats: 1 rec, 4 yds, 0 TD
WR Shawn Anderson (57 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Patrick Freund (54 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Kenneth Cobb (51 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR George Franco (50 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Dennis Ritchey (47 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
CB Edward Ryan (59 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Daniel Simpkins (52 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Aaron Garcia (44 ovr) : Career stats:
LB David Travis (60 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Robert McCoy (57 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Terry Hurst (57 ovr) : Career stats: 14 Tck
LB Gregory Marx (56 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Kevin Baird (56 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Bertram Pride (51 ovr) : Career stats: 4 Tck
LB John Vela (45 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Shawn McCune (55 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Malik Lewis (54 ovr) : Career stats: 5 Tck, 1 Sck
DT Steven Mancuso (51 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Sean Luke (51 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Paul Lockhart (45 ovr) : Career stats: 11 Tck
DT Seth Richie (44 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Robert Norman (41 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Percy Sullivan (43 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Joseph Harr (63 ovr) : Career stats: 4 Tck
FS Britt Long (60 ovr) : Career stats: 16 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int
FS Eugene O'Shea (54 ovr) : Career stats: 10 Tck
FS Reid Hopper (53 ovr) : Career stats:
FS James Tran (52 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Christopher Barnes (64 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Eddie Giroux (53 ovr) : Career stats:
SS James Chapin (51 ovr) : Career stats: 41 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 Int, 2 FF, 3 FR
SS Anthony Minor (49 ovr) : Career stats:
K Richard Odell (61 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0 FG
K Jeffrey Johnson (53 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0 FG
WR Jarvis Johnson (N/A) has retired!The N/A' WR Jarvis 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 18 rec, 162 yds, 3 TDQB Derrick South (N/A) has retired!The N/A' QB Derrick South has retired after 9 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 98/169, 1079 yds, 14 TDLB Richard Whittington (N/A) has retired!The N/A' LB Richard Whittington has retired after 10 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 272 Tck, 9 Sck, 2 Int, 7 FF, 3 FRQB Andrew Sweat (N/A) has retired!The N/A' QB Andrew Sweat has retired after 8 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 570/883, 6192 yds, 60 TDRB Gabriel Haynes (N/A) has retired!The N/A' RB Gabriel Haynes has retired after 8 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 77 att, 479 yds, 7 TD, 29 rec, 186 yds, 1 TDSS Chris Wright (N/A) has retired!The N/A' SS Chris Wright has retired after 9 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 364 Tck, 8 Sck, 1 Int, 5 FF, 2 FRFB Vincent Mott (N/A) has retired!The N/A' FB Vincent Mott has retired after 12 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 75 att, 303 yds, 2 TD, 28 rec, 207 yds, 1 TDWR Tobias Pino (N/A) has retired!The N/A' WR Tobias Pino has retired after 9 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 17 rec, 211 yds, 1 TDK Rayford Craig (N/A) has retired!The N/A' K Rayford Craig has retired after 11 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 88/115 FGWR William Benjamin (N/A) has retired!The N/A' WR William Benjamin has retired after 10 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 428 rec, 4366 yds, 24 TDC Glen Sides (N/A) has retired!The N/A' C Glen Sides has retired after 16 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 572 PancakesRB Adam Sutton (N/A) has retired!The N/A' RB Adam Sutton has retired after 5 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 18 att, 71 yds, 1 TD, 18 rec, 96 yds, 2 TDG Ralph Bender (N/A) has retired!The N/A' G Ralph Bender has retired after 11 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 260 PancakesDT Emmett Lusk (N/A) has retired!The N/A' DT Emmett Lusk has retired after 12 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 26 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FRK Robert Desantis (N/A) has retired!The N/A' K Robert Desantis has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 19/20 FGWR Raymond Cunningham (N/A) has retired!The N/A' WR Raymond Cunningham has retired after 13 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 556 rec, 8327 yds, 83 TDG Frederick Ernst (N/A) has retired!The N/A' G Frederick Ernst has retired after 13 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 513 PancakesDT Zachary Ratcliff (N/A) has retired!The N/A' DT Zachary Ratcliff has retired after 12 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 186 Tck, 66 Sck, 12 FF, 2 FRLB William Bolling (N/A) has retired!The N/A' LB William Bolling has retired after 11 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 29 Tck, 1 Sck, 2 FF, 1 FRCB Leandro Maynard (N/A) has retired!The N/A' CB Leandro Maynard has retired after 13 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 221 Tck, 2 Sck, 4 Int, 2 FFDT Nicholas Kessler (SEA) has retired!The Seattle Totems' DT Nicholas Kessler has retired after 10 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 63 Tck, 17 Sck, 5 FFG Christopher Jackson (SEA) has retired!The Seattle Totems' G Christopher Jackson has retired after 13 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 530 PancakesK Alfonso Rowe (NO) has retired!The New Orleans Reapers' K Alfonso Rowe has retired after 16 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 291/349 FGSS Thomas Schmidt (TOR) has retired!The Toronto North' SS Thomas Schmidt has retired after 13 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 767 Tck, 8 Sck, 7 Int, 3 Def TD, 11 FF, 8 FRC Scott Johns (WIN) has retired!The Windsor Gamblers' C Scott Johns has retired after 12 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 304 PancakesFB Marty Beaver (WIN) has retired!The Windsor Gamblers' FB Marty Beaver has retired after 13 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 103 att, 683 yds, 22 TD, 55 rec, 476 yds, 4 TDSS Brian Smith (BCFC) has retired!The BCFC Bears' SS Brian Smith has retired after 11 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 632 Tck, 26 Sck, 6 Int, 9 FF, 8 FR |
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