NEWS & NOTES (Week 1)

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Orlando Guardians 38
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Zehlendorf Zecken 6

The game was close through most of the 1st half as the score was 10-6 Orlando with under 5 minutes left to play in the 1st half before the Guardians scored another TD to take a 17-6 lead into halftime. The 2nd half was all Orlando as they scored 21 unanswered to win going away 38-6.

Orlando rushed for 198 yards including 117 by WR Manuel Crippen who is playing his 2nd season after being drafted in the 1st round last year.

CB James McGuire had 2 interceptions and DE Scott Farris had 6 sacks including a strip sack which he scooped and ran 23 yards for a TD for Orlando. Surprisingly, neither led the league in week 1 but Orlando looks poised and ready to defend their AXC South Division Title this season.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Orlando QB William Young pass to WR Michael Arline for 54 yard TD

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9924#1748992
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Gem City Gangsters 27
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Daytona Beach Bull Sharks 10

Gem City got out to an early 17-0 lead before Daytona finally scored right before the half to make the score 17-7 at halftime. Daytona managed to pull within 7, 17-10 early in the 4th quarter before the Gangsters iced the game with 10 points late to win 27-10.

Gem City broke all "family ties" in the off-season when they traded the league's 6th leading rusher WR Michael J. Fox to Buffalo for future draft picks. So we go "back to the future" and the Gangsters rushed for 237 yards as a team, led by WR Icabob Crane's 98 yards. WR John Madden and WR Noah Watson added 71 & 68 yards rushing so Gem City showed they could survive under the "Bright lights, Big City" even if they had to do it "the hard way".

PLAY OF THE GAME

WR Icabob Crane rushed for 14 yards and a TD to seal the win.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9925#1749186
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Carolina Cobra 9
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Saint Paul Punishers 20

Carolina dominated the 1st half statistically but had to settle for 3 fieldgoals including 2 drives which stalled.in the redzone as they took a 9-6 lead into halftime. Saint Paul would grab the lead on their first possession of the 2nd half 13-9 on a 43 TD pass from QB Stephen Gibson to WR Seth Hernandez. Carolina would attempt and miss a 60 yard fieldgoal try with 6:22 left.in the game before Saint Paul RB Terry Cowart broke away on a 41 yard TD run which clinched the victory.

Saint Paul DE Bo Johnson & Carolina DE Gregory Meredith each had 2 sacks in the game.

PLAY OF THE GAME

QB Stephen Gibson pass to WR Seth Hernandez for a 43 yard TD to take the lead for good in the 3rd quarter.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9926#1749291
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Kansas City Chaos 27
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Memphis Maniacs 45

Memphis had questions about its new offense entering the season but they were answered very quickly as the offense put up 3 TDs in the 1st quarter to get out to a 20-0 lead. Kansas City's defense would finally put the Chaos on the scoreboard when DE Joshua Whitlock strip sacked Memphis QB John Bennett and DE Adam Oglesby would scoop and score on a 44 yard run. Memphis would score another TD and add a safety before the half to take a 29-7 lead into halftime. The teams would exchange fieldgoals in the 3rd quarter before Memphis WR Frank Skinner returned a KO 102 yards to make the score 39-10 with 7:58 left in the 3rd quarter. Kansas City would respond with 17 unanswered points of its own in the 3rd quarter to trim the lead down to 39-27 with 1:15 left in the 3rd quarter. That's as close as the game got as Memphis tacked on 2 fieldgoals in the 4th quarter to win 45-27.

Memphis rookie WR Reinaldo Millet rushed for 156 yards to lead the league in week 1 and added 41 yards receiving. Memphis WR Bobby Covert had 106 yards receiving and Memphis CB Kevin Eastham had 2 interceptions.

Kansas City forced 5 fumbles in the game and recovered all 5 to win the turnover battle in a losing effort. DE Adam Oglesby had 2 sacks on the day plus he recovered a fumble and scored a TD.

PLAY OF THE GAME

WR Frank Skinner KO return of 102 yards for a TD.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9927#1749489
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Cincinnati Defenders 34
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Toronto Titans 10

Cincinnati started the game fast and poured it on in the 1st half to take a 23-3 lead into halftime. Toronto struggled most of the game to move the ball and managed just 1 drive over 31 yards all game. Cincinnati had 4 drives of at least 47 yards and 2 drives of at least 75 yards.

Cincinnati WR Julio Hamilton had 143 yards rushing for 2nd most in the league plus WR David Santos had 134 yards receiving on 7 receptions. CB Jonathan Snyder had 2 interceptions while CB Joseph Duffy led the team in tackles with 8.

Toronto QB Michael Keeler threw 3 picks while CB Sidney Hicks grabbed 2 picks for the Titans defense. DE Nicholas Andujar did get 4 sacks and had 4 tackles in a losing effort.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Cincinnati QB Gary Fielding pass to WR David Santos for 63 yards

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9928#1749636
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Texas Hold'em 0
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Pittsburgh Blitzkrieg 49

Pittsburgh entered the week 1 game concerned about injuries and how it would effect the team. They shouldn't have worried at they played a near flawless game winning 49-0 where they out gained Texas 548-81 in Total net yards.

Pittsburgh WR Carlos Scott rushed for 127 yards which was the 3rd most in week 1 and he added 74 yards receiving for a Total of 201 yards which was also 3rd most in week 1. QB John Turner was nearly perfect going 22 of 27 for 327 yards, 4 TD passes and 0 INTs. His QBR was a league high 156.71. WR Harold Wilson had 153 yards receiving which was 4th best in week 1 and he had 3 TD receptions which tied him for the most in week 1 with 2 other players. WLB Vernon Wilson paced the league with 3 interceptions in week 1 and DE Richard Johnson added 2 sacks for the Blitzkrieg.

Texas FS Irvin Huskey and FS Brad Carstens each had 14 tackles which was tied for 2nd most in week 1.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Pittsburgh QB John Turner pass to WR Harold Wilson for 70 yards and a TD to open up the scoring and was the eventual game winner.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9929#1749763
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Oakland Outlaws 3
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Indiana Fog 35

Two teams looking to take that next step forward this season and Indiana not only took that step but kicked Oakland backwards in the process. The scoring started slow but after a close 1st quarter, Indiana founds its groove the remainder of the game taking a 21-0 lead into halftime and putting the Outlaws away in the 2nd half with a 35-3 win.

Indiana WR Danny Melillo carried the offense on his back as he rushed for 120 yards on 21 carries. QB Johnathan Cantu was effective going 17 of 32 for 250 yards, 4 TDs and 1 INT. WR Phillip Mandell had 127 yards receiving on just 4 catches and 3 TD receptions to tie for the league lead through 1 game. DE Mike Buchanan lead the defense with 4 sacks while the other DE Arturo Griffin added 2 sacks of his own.

Oakland SS Leroy Collins had 10 tackles to lead the team in a losing effort.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Indiana QB Johnathan Cantu pass to WR Phillip Mandell for a 67 yard TD.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9930#1750011
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New York Empire 9
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Buffalo Skull Crushers 36

Buffalo begins the road to reclaiming the East with a easy beat down of last year's East Title winner New York. Buffalo has an unconventional style of offense where they go for it on 4th down seemingly regardless of distance or location on the field. It can backfire on them but in week 1, despite going just 1 for 5 on 4th down, they still won easily 36-9.

Buffalo QB Matthew Whitney had a great day going 38 for 58 for 508 yards, 4 TD passes and just 1 interception. Newly acquired WR Michael J. Fox saw the "Light of Day" with 265 yards receiving on 11 receptions and 3 TD receptions to pace the league in all 3 categories.

New York CBs Carl Bowman & Zachary Osterberg led the team with 10 tackles each in a losing effort.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Buffalo QB Matthew Whitney pass to WR Michael J Fox for a 94 yard TD to cap the blowout late in the 4th quarter.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9931#1750277
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Brooklyn Hitmen 3
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Philadelphia Slayers 30

Brooklyn was everyone flavor of the month entering this season after being taken over by new ownership at the tail end of last season where they finished 6-1 down the stretch. Philadelphia didn't care and in the city of brotherly love, they brotherly shoved it down Brooklyn's throat for 4 quarters and lead 23-0 into the 4th quarter before the Hitmen finally scored a fieldgoal to avoid being shutout.

Philadelphia QB Steven Stiner went 28 of 53 for 265 yards, 3 TDs and 0 INTs and WR Jeremy Smith caught 6 ***** for just 58 yards but had 2 TD receptions. LB Charles Davis had 2 sacks and 4 tackles to lead tge defense.

Brooklyn QB Bruce Shadrick was pressured all game and went just 12 for 27 for only 59 yards, 0 TDs and 2 INTs. He was sacked 5 times and had to leave the game when he rolled his ankle during a sack. DB Marcus Rodriquez had 9 tackles and 1 sack to lead the defense in a losing effort.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Philadelphia QB Steven Stiner pass to rookie WR Bob Ostrander for 22 yards on 3rd & 7 lead to the first score early in the 1st quarter and set up an 8 for 19 conversion rate on 3rd down.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9932#1750294
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Los Angeles Challengers 6
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Vegas Black Aces 9

This was an early NXC West division game between 2 teams looking to take a positive step this season. It was a defensive battle where Vegas scored first going on a 14 play/80 yard drive in tge 1st quarter to take a 7-0 lead. Los Angeles would answer early in tge 2nd quarter with a fieldgoal and tye game went into halftime with Vegas leading 7-3. Vegas would get the ball to start the 2nd half and was forced to punt after a 5 play/20 yard drive. Los Angeles would get pinned in at their own 4 and on 2nd & 8 from their own 7 yard line, QB Tom Crawford was sacked in the endzone for a safety extending the Vegas lead to 9-3. In the 4th quarter, LA would connect on a 36 yard fieldgoal to cut the lead down to 9-6 with 12:27 left on the clock. Los Angeles would stop Vegas several times to get the ball back for their offense but their best chance to score ended on a 4th & 4 from the Vegas 49 with 5:09 remaining and LA elected to punt and play for field position. Vegas would be backed up at their own 8 yard line but they converted two 1st downs to flip the field and Los Angeles never crossed midfield on their final possession to lose 9-6.

Vegas RB Stuart Cooper ran the ball 21 times for 88 yards while QB James Johnson went just 16 of 29 for 120 yards and 1 INT. WR Matthew Schupp had 10 receptions for 72 yards to lead the team. CB Efren Martinez lead the defense with 12 tackles while DT Chad Carter had 2 sacks and 3 tackles.

Los Angeles QB Tom Carter went 21 for 29 for 197 yards but he was sacked 5 times which stalled drives and led to a safety. WR John Sheller had 5 receptions for 111 yards and rookie CB Ronald Miller lead the defense with 10 tackles in a losing effort.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Vegas QB Tom Crawford was sacked by DT Chad Carter in the endzone for a safety.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9933#1750563
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Seattle Barbarians 0
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Phoenix Predators 23

This game was never in doubt as Seattle managed just 66 yard of total offense in the 1st half and Phoenix had 88 yards of offense on its first drive of the game. The score went into halftime with Phoenix up 13-0 and the game ended with the Predators shutting out the Barbarians 23-0.

Phoenix WR Son Johnson rushed the ball 25 times for 118 yards and QB Taylor Rojas went 26 for 39 for 346 yards, 2 TDs and 1 INT. WR Stephen Powell had 10 receptions for 161 yards and 1 TD to lead all receivers. CB Anthony Mansfield led the defense with 9 tackles while DE Michael Whaley had 3 sacks.

Seattle QB Daniel Stroud went 21 of 35 for 145 yards and 1 INT. WR Anthony Crawford had 8 receptions for 82 yards to lead the offense. CBs Don Hamilton & Lloyd Sanderson had 11 tackles each for the defense in a losing effort.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Phoenix QB Taylor Rojas pass to WR Stephen Powell for 80 yards and a TD to open up the scoring on the teams first possession.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9934#1750653
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Providence Islanders 34
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Washington Warriors 13

This early division game was close in the 1st half as Providence took a slight 14-13 lead into halftime. The score remained close through 3 quarters as Providence took a 20-13 lead into the 4th quarter before 2 TDs sealed the victory and made the score lopsided.

Providence WR Scott Turner rushed the ball 19 times for 105 yards while QB William Powers was 23 of 41 for 272 yards, 4 TDs and 2 INTs. Rookie WR Richard Hoffman had just 3 receptions but for 93 yards and 1 TD to lead the team in receiving. DE Chadwick Turner dominated the game defensively with 7 sacks and 7 tackles. The 7 sacks in a game is 1 shy of the record of 8 sacks which has been reached 3 times (2033/2041/2044) by DE Charles Schneider (BRO), DE William Strong (DAK) & DE Lupe Armstrong (SEA).

Washington QB Gary Villicana went just 16 of 43 for 163 yards and 2 INTs while being sacked 8 times. CB Carlos Smith had 2 interceptions, DE Raymond Livingston had 2 sacks and rookie LB Nicholas Knight lead the defense with 14 tackles which was tied for 2nd most in week 1.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Providence QB William Powers pass to WR Richard Hoffman for 71 yards and a TD to give the Islanders the lead which they would never relinquish.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9935#1750835
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Miami Nemesis 10
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New England Crusaders 18

Another division game which was close for most of the game. Miami struck first after a NE QB Reynaldo Cook interception lead to a short field and Miami scored a TD. The teams would exchange fieldgoals and Miami took a 10-3 lead into halftime. The 3rd quarter saw Miami fumble the ball away 3 times but New England settled for fieldgoals twice to make the score 10-9 Miami entering the 4th quarter. In the 4th quarter, the turnovers by Miami became too much as they lost 5 fumbles and threw 1 interception and New England finally found paydirt and the lead 15-10. New England would tack on another fieldgoal to make the final 18-10.

PLAY OF THE GAME

New England QB Reynaldo Cook pass to WR Robert Vargas for a 38 yard game winning TD.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9936#1751126
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Vancouver Vandals 23
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Tampa Bay Fireballs 20

This was a non-conference game that featured the defending AXC Conference Champion versus a Tampa Bay team still trying to make a name for themselves. Nobody other then those involved put much attention on this game but it turned out to be possibly the game of the week.

The 1st half was kind of a feeling out process where both teams had the ball 9 times for a combined 18 possessions and featured 8 combined punts, 4 combined interceptions, a turnover on downs, 3 fieldgoals, 1 TD and the end of the half. Tampa Bay took a 10-6 lead into halftime. The 2nd half started with the 2 teams exchanging punts before Vancouver added another fieldgoal to make the score 10-9 Tampa Bay. Tampa Bay would respond with a TD to extend their lead to 17-9 before Vancouver finally found the endzone to cut the lead to 17-15 but they failed to convert the 2 point conversion. After thr teams exchanged punts again, Tampa Bay drove down to the Vancouver 4 yard line but a sack then 2 incompletions forced them to kick a short fieldgoal and take a 20-15 lead with just 1:51 left in the game. Vancouver went on an 8 play drive highlighted by a QB Keith Garcia 43 yard pass to WR Julius Hedin which moved the ball down to the Tampa Bay 19 yard line with 0:45 remaining. 3 plays later, QB Keith Garcia connected with TE John Castle for an 11 TD with 0:06 left on the clock. Vancouver converted the 2 point conversion and won 23-20.

Vancouver QB Keith Garcia went 34 of 54 for 380 yards, 2 TDs and 3 INTs while WRs Evan Edge and Julius Hedin had 104 & 102 yards receiving respectively. DBs Andrew Hall & Chad Meaux had 8 tackles each and DE Tyler Hickman had 2 sacks to lead the defense.

Tampa Bay QB Douglas Brock went 25 of 49 for 250 yards, 1 TD And 1 INT while WR George Williams had 93 yards receiving to lead the team. CB Garrett Holt lead the defense with 9 tackles and a interception while LB Michael Gonzalez had 2 sacks and the defense had 3 picks by 3 different players.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Vancouver QB Keith Garcia 43 yard pass to WR Julius Hedin to set up the game winning TD with 45 seconds remaining.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9937#1751356
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Atlanta Dominators 10
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Montana Grizzlies 12

Atlanta is the 8× defending XFL Champions and they have won so much that the XFL put them on the road in week 1. Montana doesn't have anywhere near the tradition of winning of Atlanta but then again no team does.

This game was a good old fashion defensive battle which started with 13 straight punts before Montana ended the 1st half with a 47 fieldgoal attempt which went wide left and the game went into halftime tied 0-0. Montana got the ball to start the 2nd half and again was forced to punt before Atlanta finally put together an 8 play/71 yard TD drive to open the scoring and take a 7-0 lead. The teams exchanged punts again before Montana finally scored on a 42 yard fieldgoal to trim the lead down to 7-3 with 4:50 left in the 3rd quarter. Atlanta would go 3 and out and punt it back to Montana who put together an 8 play/71 yard TD drive of their own but they missed the extra point giving Montana a 9-7 lead with 14:27 left in the game. Atlanta would grind put an 11 play/59 yard drive which consumed 6:57 off the clock before they settled on a 33 yard fieldgoal to take a 10-9 lead with 7:25 remaining. Montana went 3 and out and punted the ball back to Atlanta who put together a 6 play/40 yard drive which ended with a fumble and Montana took over with 3:54 on the clock. Montana went 5 plays and was forced to punt yet again with just 2:15 on the clock. On 3rd & 2 from Atlanta's 23 yard line and 1:55 on the clock, QB Alan Wyatt was picked off which set Montana up at the Atlanta 37 yard line. Montana ran the ball 3 times and kicked a 47 yard fieldgoal to take a 12-10 lead with 1:36 on the clock. Atlanta started from their own 30 and on the very first play QB Alan Wyatt was picked off again to seal the win for the Grizzlies.

Montana QB Larry Scruggs went 17 of 32 for 193 yards, 1 TD and 0 INTs and WR Ty Smith had 4 receptions for 100 yards and a TD. LB William Ward led the defense with 16 tackles and a forced fumble. The 16 tackles led the league in week 1. DE Travis Daughtry had 2 sacks and 4 tackles.

Atlanta QB Alan Wyatt went 19 of 37 for 194 yards, 1 TD and 2 INTs. WR Tyler Cruz had 11 receptions for 137 yards and 1 TD. DE Kevin Tefft had 2 sacks and 3 tackles in his first game as he transitions from LB to DE.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Montana QB Larry Scruggs pass to WR Ty Smith for 46 yards and a TD.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9938#1751497
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Houston Rougnecks 37
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Dakota Blizzard 19

Houston jumped out to a 20-3 lead in the 1st half and took a 23-10 lead into halftime. Houston added 2 TDs in the 3rd quarter and won the game 37-19 and the score doesn't show how the game was never close.

Houston QB Joseph Eady went 24 of 35 for 354 yards and 3 TDs. WR George Wilson had 5 receptions for 178 yards to lead the team in receiving. DEs Alan Edwards & Matthew Zamora had 2 sacks each.

Dakota QB Robert Alvarez went 21 of 52 for 295 yards and 2 TDs. WR Sterling Drake had 4 receptions for 117 yards and a TD. CB Vick Dominoe lead the defense with 14 tackles.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Dakota QB Robert Alvarez pass to WR Joshua Davis for 6 yards then he fumbles and its a scoop and score.

https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/watch/9939#1751610
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NEWS & NOTES (WEEK 2)

Time is limited due to real life issues so We take a look at teams in each Conference off to great starts and do a quick rundown on each.


AXC
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Indiana Fog

Total Offense: 12th
Total Defense: 18th

Despite having just the 18th ranked defense, the Fog have allowed just 6 combined points in the first 2 games.

The offense has been led by WR Danny Melillo who is 3rd in the league with 228 yards rushing.

The defense has been led by DE Mike Buchanan who has 6 sacks which is 4th in the league.
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Cincinnati Defenders

Total Offense: 2nd
Total Defense: 2nd

They gave won the first 2 games by a combined score of 94-10 including a 60-0 shutout of Texas in week 2.

The offense has been led by WR Julio Hamilton who leads the league with 312 yards rushing.

The defense has been sparked by rookie CB Charles Verdugo who has 12 tackled, 3 knockdowns, 2 interceptions and has allowed a 21.7 catch allowed percentage on 23 passes defended.
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Pittsburgh Blitzkrieg

Total Offense: 4th
Total Defense: 1st

The offense has been led by QB John Turner who has gone 48 of 62 (77.4%) for 582 yards (5th), 5 TDs and 1 INT.

The defense has been led by CB Vernon Wilson who has 8 tackles, 3 interceptions and a 20 catch allowed percentage on 5 passes defended.
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Houston Rougnecks

Total Offense: 5th
Total Defense: 11th

The offense has been led by QB Joseph Eady who has gone 51 of 69 (73.9%) for 577 yards (6th), 5 TDs and 1 INT.

The defense has been led by CB David Swain who has 8 tackles, 7 knockdowns, 1 interception and a 41.2 catch allowed percentage on 17 passes defended.
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Orlando Guardians

Total Offense: 15th
Total Defense: 15th

The offense has been led by a very efficient QB William Young who has gone 34 of 47 (72.3%) for just 342 yards, 5 TDs and 0 INTs.

The defense has been led by DE Scott Farris who has 8 tackles and 8 sacks which leads the league.
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NXC
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Philadelphia Slayers

Total Offense: 7th
Total Defense: 3rd

The offense has been led by QB Steven Stiner who has gone 52 of 91 (57.1%) for 570 yards (7th), 7 TDs (1st) and 2 INTs.

The defense has been led by CB Robert Dempsey who has 13 tackles, 9 knockdowns (1st), 4 interceptions (1st) and a 29.4 catch allowed percentage on 17 passes defended.
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Phoenix Predators

Total Offense: 3rd
Total Defense: 6th

The offense has been lead by QB Taylor Rojas who has gone 45 of 70 (64.3%) for 706 yards (3rd), 7 TDs (1st) and 3 INTs.

The defense has been led by DE Michael Whaley whi has 9 tackles and 8 sacks which leads the league.
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Vegas Black Aces

Total Offense: 21st
Total Defense: 4th

The offense hasn't been elite but it's been led by RB Stuart Cooper who has 160 yards rushing.

The defense has been strong and it's led by CB Efren Martinez who has 18 tackles, 1 sack and 2 knockdowns.
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Gem City Gangsters

Total Offense: 10th
Total Defense: 15th

The offense has been led by a 2-headed monster at RB where RB Icabob Crane and WR Noah Watson have 188 & 128 yards rushing for the 4th ranked Rush offense.

The defense has been led by CB Arthur Pensky who has 7 tackles, 5 knockdowns, 2 interceptions and a 46.7 catch allowed percentage on 15 passes defended.
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Montana Grizzlies

Total Offense: 22nd
Total Defense: 5th

The defense has helped them get off to a 2-0 start as they won both games by the identical score of 12-10 including a big week 1 Upset of Atlanta.

The offense has done just enough to win and WR Ty Smith is the only standout with 177 yards receiving on just 9 receptions as he is averaging 19.7 yards per catch.

WLB William Ward has led the defense with 25 tackles which is 2nd in the league.
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Memphis Maniacs

Total Offense: 6th
Total Defense: 7th

The offense has been led by WR Reinaldo Millet who has 211 yards rushing which is 4th in the league.

CB Kevin Eastham leads the defense with 8 tackles, 3 knockdowns, 2 interceptions and a 27.3 catch allowed percentage on 11 passes defended.
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NEWS & NOTES (WEEK 3)



AXC


WEST
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Indiana 2-1 (1-0)
Vancouver 2-1 (1-0)
Kansas City 2-1 (0-0)
Oakland 0-3 (0-2)
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Indiana
They won their first 2 games while allowing only 6 combined points before losing 24-23 in week 3 at home to Tampa Bay. They travel to undefeated Memphis in week 4 to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Vancouver
They started the season with 3 straight road games where they went 2-1 including a 31-3 win at Oakland in week 3. They finally come home in week 4 to host winless Carolina to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Kansas City
They started the season with a lose on the road at Memphis before winning their next 2 games at Miami and home versus New England. They remain home in week 4 and host Tampa Bay (1-2) to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Oakland
They started the season 0-3 with all 3 loses coming by double digits including 2 division opponents. They host New York (1-2) in week 4 to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

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Buffalo 2-1 (1-0)
New York 1-2 (1-1)
New England 1-2 (1-1)
Miami 0-3 (0-1)
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Buffalo
They started with a win at home versus New York then they hosted Brooklyn and lost before traveling to Dakota and winning. They host winless Toronto in week 4 to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

New York
They started the season 0-2 losing a home and road game before beating New England at home in week 3. They travel to winless Oakland in week 4 where they will look to even their record to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

New England
They started the season with an 8 point win at home versus Miami before losing the next 2 games by double digits, 1 at home and 1 in New York in week 3. They travel to Providence (2-1) in week 4 to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Miami
They started the season 0-3, losing 2 road games by 8 points and 1 home game by 14 points. They host Brooklyn (2-1) in week 4 as they look for their first win as they wrap up the first quarter of the season.

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Cincinnati 3-0 (1-0)
Pittsburgh 3-0 (0-0)
Houston 2-1 (1-0)
Toronto 0-3 (0-2)
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Cincinnati
They started the season 3-0 with 2 road wins and 1 home win and all 3 wins were by at least 24 points. They travel to winless Dakota in week 4 where they will look to go 4-0 to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Pittsburgh
They started the season 3-0, winning by 49 points in week 1 at home, winning by 14 points on the road in week 2 before winning at home in week 3 by 3 points in overtime. They host division rival Houston (2-1) in week 4 where they will look to remain undefeated to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Houston
They started the season 2-0 winning 1 home and 1 road game before losing at home to Daytona in week 3. They travel to undefeated Pittsburgh in week 4 for a key division showdown to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Toronto
They started the season 0-3, losing at home by 24 points then losing by 24 points on the road in week 2 before hosting Phoenix in week 3 and losing a Heartbreaker 17-14. They travel to Buffalo (2-1) in week 4 where we will look for their first win to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

SOUTH
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Orlando 3-0 (0-0)
Daytona 2-1 (1-0)
Texas 1-2 (0-0)
Dakota 0-3 (0-1)
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Orlando
They started the season 3-0 including 2 road wins by double digits and a home win versus the defending AXC Conference Champs by 10 points. They host Texas (1-2) in week 4 for a division game where they will look to remain perfect to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Daytona
They started the season at home with a lose before winning their next next 2 games including a win over Dakota in week 2. It's just the 2nd time in francise history that Daytona has beaten Dakota in 63 games. They travel overseas to Germany in week 4 to face Zehlendorf (1-2) where they will look to have a winning record to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Texas
They started the season 0-2 as they were shutout the first 2 games by a combined score of 109-0. They traveled to Saint Paul in week 3 and finally scored and won 11-7. They travel to Orlando in week 4 for a division game where they will look to even their record to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Dakota
They started the season 0-3 for the 2nd straight season including a lose to Daytona who they have owned forever as they have went 61-1 versus the Bull Sharks entering the week 2 matchup. They host undefeated Cincinnati in week 4 and they look like they might match last seasons 0-5 start again.


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Philadelphia 3-0 (1-0)
Providence 2-1 (2-0)
Brooklyn 2-1 (0-1)
Washington 0-3 (0-2)
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Philadelphia
They started the season 3-0 winning 2 home games and 1 road game all by double digits. They travel to winless Washington for their 2nd division game and will look to remain undefeated as they wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Providence
They started the season 2-1 with home & road wins over division rival Washington sandwiched around a week 2 lose in Atlanta. They host New England (1-2) where they are heavy favorites to improve to 3-1 to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Brooklyn
They started the season on the road in Philadelphia where they lost big 30-3 before winning 2 straight games on the road. They travel to Miami for their 4th straight road game to start the season where they are 6 point favorites to go 3-1 all on the road.

Washington
They started the season 0-3 with a brutal 3 game stretch where they played Providence, Phoenix then Providence again. They host undefeated Philadelphia in week 4 for their 3rd division game and they are underdogs again where they will look for their first win to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

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Phoenix 3-0 (1-0)
Vegas 2-1 (2-0)
Los Angeles 0-3 (0-1)
Seattle 0-3 (0-2)
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Phoenix
They started the season 3-0 with 2 home wins by double digits before hitting the road and holding on to win 17-14 in Toronto. They travel to Montana (2-1) in week 4 for a key Conference showdown between potential playoff teams.

Vegas
They started the season 2-0 at home versus 2 division opponents before traveling to Cincinnati and losing big 34-3. They return home to host Saint Paul (1-2) where they are just 2 point favorites to improve to 3-1 to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Los Angeles
They started the season with a 3 point lose on the road in Vegas before losing their next 2 games by 24 points on the road to Philadelphia then at home versus Brooklyn. They travel to winless Seattle in week 4 where both teams are looking for their first win of the season in a division showdown.

Seattle
They started the season 0-3 with 3 straight road games where they lost by 23 points at Phoenix, 11 points at Vegas and 3 points at Pittsburgh in overtime. They finally come home to host winless Los Angeles where both teams are looking for their first win of the season in a division showdown.

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Montana 2-1 (0-0)
Gem City 2-1 (0-0)
Zehlendorf 1-2 (1-0)
Saint Paul 1-2 (0-1)
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Montana
They started the season 2-1 with 3 straight home games where they beat Atlanta & Tampa Bay by the same score 12-10 before losing to Orlando 30-13. They remain home for the 4th straight week to host undefeated Phoenix to a key Conference showdown between potential playoff teams.

Gem City
They started the season 2-0 with 1 road & 1 home game where they won by double digits. They hosting undefeated Philadelphia in week 3 and lost 23-13 before they travel to Atlanta (2-1) to face the 8× defending Champs to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Zehlendorf
They started the season 1-2 with all 3 games at home and they lost 2 games by double digits while they also won by double digits. They remain home for a 4th straight week and host Daytona (2-1) in a pick 'em game to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Saint Paul
They started the season with a 20-9 win at home versus Carolina before losing their next 2 games to fall to 1-2. They travel to Vegas (2-1) in week 4 where they will look to even their record to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

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Memphis 3-0 (1-0)
Atlanta 2-1 (0-0)
Tampa 1-2 (0-0)
Carolina 0-3 (0-1)
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Memphis
They started the season 3-0 with a win at home versus KC in week 1 45-27, then the next 2 on the road at Oakland 19-7 & at Carolina 44-9. They return home in week 4 to host Indiana (2-1) where they are 12 point favorites to remain undefeated to wrap up the first quarter of the season.

Atlanta
They started the season on the road in Montana where they lost 12-10. They came home in week 2 and beat Providence 27-13 before traveling to Zehlendorf and winning 27-6. They return home in week 4 to host Gem City (2-1) where they are 14 point favorites versus a potential playoff contender.

Tampa Bay
They started the season with a 23-20 lose to the defending AXC Conference Champs at home before traveling to Montana in week 2 and losing 12-10. They traveled to Indiana in week 3 and finally won another close game 24-23. They travel to KC (2-1) in week 4 where they will look to even their record. The first 3 games were decided by 3, 2 & 1 points some if that trend continues then Tampa and KC may end in a tie.

Carolina

NEWS & NOTES (WEEK 5)

First of all, thanks for all the thoughts & prays! I do appreciate it!

I'm dealing with my mom's estate which takes some of my time and it's also tax season which is a busy time for me since I do taxes for 20 or so people, mostly family & freinds.

I will do what write-ups I can since this is a break for me from dealing with the real world so enjoy.

AXC


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Vancouver 4-1 (1-0)
Kansas City 4-1 (1-0)
Indiana 2-3 (1-1)
Oakland 0-5 (0-2)
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Vancouver
They started the season with 4 of the first 5 games on the road where they went 3-1 in those games plus they won their only home game. They traveled to Atlanta in week 5 and beat the 8× defending Champs 25-10. They wrap up the first half with home games against New England (1-4) & New York (3-2) before they travel to Indiana (2-3) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: WR David Talty
He leads the team in rushing plus is 2nd on the team in receiving.

Kansas City
They started the season by splitting 2 road games before winning 3 straight home games including a 27-22 win over division rival Indiana in week 5. They wrap up the first half with 3 straight road games at Toronto (0-5), Oakland (0-5) then at New York (3-2) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: QB Bart Rowland
Since being named starter in week 2 he has won 4 straight going 65 of 90 (72.2%) for 740 yards, 8 TDs and 2 INTs with a QBR of 116.90.

Indiana
They won their first 2 games while allowing only 6 combined points before losing 24-23 in week 3 at home to Tampa Bay. They would lose 2 straight road games next at Memphis then at KC in week 5. They wrap up the first half of the season with 3 straight home games against Texas (1-4), Buffalo (3-2) & Vancouver (4-1) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: WR Danny Melillo
He is 2nd in the league in rushing with 531 yards rushing.

Oakland
They started the season with a lose on the road at Indiana before dropping 3 straight home games and lost on the road in week 5 to Daytona 17-12. They wrap up the first half on the season with a road game at Buffalo (3-2) in week 6 before 2 straight home games versus KC (4-1) & New England (1-4) in weeks 7 & 8.

TEAM MVP: CB Jerry Cook
He leads his team in tackles (34) and knockdowns (9) and has a 47.7 catch allowed percentage on 44 passes defended.

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Buffalo 3-2 (1-0)
New York 3-2 (2-1)
New England 1-4 (1-2)
Miami 1-4 (0-1)
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Buffalo
They started with a win at home versus New York then they hosted Brooklyn and lost before traveling to Dakota and winning. They hosted winless Toronto in week 4 and won before traveling to Washington and losing in week 5. They wrap up the first half of the season with a home game versus winless Oakland (0-5) before back to back road games at Indiana (2-3) & Miami (1-4) in weeks 7 & 8.

TEAM MVP: QB Matthew Whitney
He leads the league in passing yards (2,268) &TD passes (17).

New York
They started the season 0-2 losing a home and road game before winning 3 straight versus New England, Oakland then New England again. They wrap up the first half of the season with 2 home games sandwiched around a road game. They host Philadelphia (5-0) in week 6, travel to Vancouver (4-1) in week 7 before hosting KC (4-1) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: WR Kenny Davis
He leads the team in rushing (248) plus is 4th on the team in receiving (104).

New England
They started the season with an 8 point win at home versus Miami before losing the next 4 games by double digits, 2 at home and 2 on the road at New York and Providence. They wrap up the first half of the season with 3 straight road games at Vancouver (4-1) in week 6, at Brooklyn (4-1) in week 7 and at Oakland (0-5) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: RB Leland Mills
He leads the team in rushing (301) plus is 6th on the team in receiving (44).

Miami
They started the season with 4 straight loses with 2 on the road and 2 at home before traveling to Texas in week 5 and getting their first win of the season 17-12. They wrap up the first half of the season on the road at Washington (1-4) in week 6 before home games versus Providence (3-2) & Buffalo (3-2) in weeks 7 & 8.

TEAM MVP: WR Rick Burke
He leads the team in rushing (230) and is 3rd on the team in receiving (136).

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Cincinnati 5-0 (2-0)
Pittsburgh 4-1 (1-0)
Houston 2-3 (1-2)
Toronto 0-5 (0-2)
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Cincinnati
They started the season with 5 straight wins by double digits including 3 road wins and 2 home wins. They wrap up the first half 2 road games at Pittsburgh (4-1) in week 6 and at Phoenix (5-0) in week 7 before coming home to host Toronto (0-5) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: WR Julio Hamilton
He leads the league in rushing (533) plus he is 4th on his team in receiving (191).

Pittsburgh
They started the season with 4 straight wins before traveling to Los Angeles in week 5 and losing big 37-3. They wrap up the first half of the season with 3 division games at home games versus Cincinnati (5-0) in week 6 and Toronto (0-5) in week 7 before traveling to Houston (2-3) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: WR Carlos Scott
He leads the team in rushing (245) plus he is 2nd on the team in receiving (200).

Houston
They started the season with 2 straight wins, 1 at home and 1 on the road before losing 3 straight games including a 20-7 lose at Cincinnati in week 5. They wrap up the first half of the season with 3 straight home games versus Orlando (5-0), Los Angeles (2-3) & Pittsburgh (4-1).

TEAM MVP: WR Tracy Lopez
He leads the team in rushing (268) & receiving (291).

Toronto
They started the season losing 5 straight games including 3 home games including a lose at home to winless Dakota 24-20 in week 5. They wrap up the first half of the season with a home game versus KC (4-1) before back to back road games at Pittsburgh (4-1) & at Cincinnati (5-0).

TEAM MVP: LDE Nicholas Andujar
He leads the team in sacks (7) & hurries (7) while having 9 tackles and 1 forced fumble.

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Orlando 5-0 (1-0)
Daytona 4-1 (1-0)
Texas 1-4 (0-1)
Dakota 1-4 (0-1)
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Orlando
They started the season with 5 straight wins, all by double digits including 3 home games and 2 road games. They wrap up the first half of the season with road games at Houston (2-3) & at Daytona (4-1) before a home game versus Dakota (1-4) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: QB William Young
He has gone 79 of 120 (65.8%) passing for 943 yards passing, 11 TDs and 0 INTs and he has a QBR of 120.24 which leads the league.

Daytona
They started the season at home with a lose before winning their next next 4 games including 3 straight road games. They wrap up the first half of the season with 3 straight home games versus Saint Paul (1-4), Orlando (5-0) & Texas (1-4). Daytona's francise record for wins in the first 8 games of the season is 5 which has only been done twice and the last time was 2029.

TEAM MVP: WR Robert Colunga
He leads the team in rushing (480) and is 3rd on the team in receiving (211).

Texas
They started the season 0-2 as they were shutout the first 2 games by a combined score of 109-0. They traveled to Saint Paul in week 3 and finally scored and won 11-7. They lost their next 2 games and scored 16 combined points in the 2 loses. They wrap up the first half of the season at Indiana (2-3) in week 6, home against Dakota (4-1) in week 7 and at Daytona (4-1) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: WLB Kyle Gast
He has 20 tackles, 2 hurries, 2 knockdowns, 2 interceptions and 1 forced fumble.

Dakota
They started the season with 4 straight loses for the 2nd season in a row before traveling to Toronto and winning 24-20 for their first win of the season. They wrap up the first half of the season at home versus Montana (2-3) before traveling to Texas (1-4) in week 7 & Orlando (5-0) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: QB Robert Alvarez
He is 2nd in the league in passing yards (1,756).

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Philadelphia 5-0 (2-0)
Brooklyn 4-1 (1-1)
Providence 3-2 (2-1)
Washington 1-4 (0-3)
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Philadelphia
They started the season with 5 straight wins, all by double digits including 3 home games and 2 road games. They wrap up the first half of the season at New York (3-2) in week 6 before coming home versus Washington (1-4) & Memphis (5-0) in weeks 7 & 8.

TEAM MVP: CB Robert Dempsey
He leads the league in interceptions (5) & knockdowns (18) and has a 28.6 catch allowed percentage on 35 passes defended.

Brooklyn
They started the season on the road in Philadelphia where they lost big 30-3 before winning 4 straight games including 3 straight on the road. They travel to Vegas (3-2) in week 6 before coming home to play New England (1-4) & Seattle (0-5) in weeks 7 & 8 to wrap up the first half of the season.

TEAM MVP: WR Bruce Johnson
He leads the team in rushing (233) and 4th on the team in receiving (151).

Providence
They started the season with road and home wins over division rival Washington sandwiched around a lose at Atlanta. They won at home versus New England in week 4 before losing on the road at Brooklyn 19-16 in overtime. They wrap up the first half of the season at home versus Phoenix (5-0) in week 6 then travel to Miami (1-4) in week 7 before coming home to host Montana (3-2) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: RDE Chadwick Turner
He leads the league in sacks (11) while having 7 hurries and 18 tackles plus 1 forced fumble.

Washington
They started the season with 4 straight loses before hosting Buffalo in week 5 and winning 50-43 for their first win of the season. They wrap up the first half of the season by hosting Miami (1-4) in week 6 before traveling to Philadelphia (5-0) then Saint Paul (1-4) in weeks 7 & 8.

TEAM MVP: WR Claude Claus
He leads the team in rushing (330) and is 4th in receiving (105).

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Phoenix 5-0 (2-0)
Vegas 3-2 (2-0)
Los Angeles 2-3 (1-1)
Seattle 0-5 (0-4)
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Phoenix
They started the season with 5 straight wins including 3 straight road games in weeks 3-5. They wrap up the first half of the season at Providence (3-2) in week 6 before coming home to play Cincinnati (5-0) & Atlanta (3-2) in weeks 7 & 8.

TEAM MVP: WR James Hulbert
He is 3rd in the league in receiving (540) and 2nd in the league in TD receptions (6).

Vegas
They started the season winning 3 of their first 4 games before traveling to Philadelphia in week 5 and losing 37-9. They wrap up the first half of the season at home versus Brooklyn (4-1) in week 6 before hitting the road at Seattle (0-5) and Los Angeles (2-3) in weeks 7 & 8.

TEAM MVP: CB Jesse Martin
He is 3rd in the league in sacks (10) plus he has 11 hurries and 14 tackles.

Los Angeles
They started the season with 3 straight loses before winning 2 straight including a 37-3 win at home versus Pittsburgh in week 5. They wrap up the first half of the season at home versus Seattle (0-5) in week 6, at Houston (2-3) in week 7 and back home versus Vegas (3-2) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: CB Jason Ramos
He is 2nd in the league in interceptions (4) plus he has 15 tackles, 6 knockdowns and a 37.5 catch allowed percentage on 24 passes defended.

Seattle
They started the season with 5 straight loses including 3 road games and 2 home games. They wrap up the first half of the season on the road at Los Angeles (2-3) in week 6, at home versus Vegas (3-2) in week 7 and back on the road at Brooklyn (4-1) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: SS Lloyd Sanderson
He leads the team in tackles (36) plus he has 1 sack, 2 hurries, 9 knockdowns and 1 interception.

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Zehlendorf 2-3 (2-0)
Montana 2-3 (0-0)
Gem City 2-3 (0-0)
Saint Paul 1-4 (0-2)
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Zehlendorf
They started the season with 4 straight home games where they went 1-3 before traveling to Saint Paul in week 5 and winning 9-7 to complete the season sweep of the Punishers. They wrap up the first half of the season at home versus Gem City (2-3) in week 6, on the road at Memphis (5-0) in week 7 before traveling to Gem City (2-3) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: CB Stevie McLaughlin
He leads the team in tackles (41) plus he has 3 sacks, 1 hurry, 7 knockdowns and 2 interceptions.

Montana
They started the season with 2 straight home wins before losing their next 3 games including 2 at home. They wrap up the first half of the season at Dakota (1-4) in week 6, at home versus Gem City (2-3) in week 7 before traveling to Providence (3-2) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: RB Hershel Erdmann
He leads the team in rushing (205) plus he is 5th on the team in receiving (87).

Gem City
They started the season 2-0 with 1 road & 1 home game where they won by double digits before losing the next 3 games including 2 on the road. They wrap up the first half of the season on the road at Zehlendorf (2-3) in week 6, at Montana (2-3) in week 7 before coming home to host Zehlendorf (2-3) in week 8 in the midst of 5 straight division games.

TEAM MVP: CB Arthur Pensky
He has 20 tackles, 13 knockdowns and 2 interceptions.

Saint Paul
They started the season with a 20-9 win at home versus Carolina before losing their next 4 games. Two of the loses came by 4 & 2 points so they were close twice to winning games 2 & 3. They wrap up the first half of the season on the road at Daytona (4-1), at Tampa Bay (1-4) before coming home in week 8 to host Washington (1-4).

TEAM MVP: MLB Nathan Cartcart
He has 27 tackles, 1 sack, 2 hurries, 3 knockdowns and has a 30.0 catch allowed percentage on 20 passes defended.

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Memphis 5-0 (2-0)
Atlanta 3-2 (0-0)
Tampa Bay 1-4 (0-1)
Carolina 1-4 (0-1)
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Memphis
They started the season with 5 straight wins including 3 road games and 2 home wins. They wrap up the first half of the season at home versus Carolina (1-4) in week 6, at home versus Zehlendorf (2-3) in week 7 before traveling to Philadelphia (5-0) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: WR Reinaldo Millet
He leads the team in rushing (441) and is 2nd on the team in receiving (200).

Atlanta
They started the season on the road in Montana where they lost 12-10. They would win their next 3 games before hosting Vancouver in week 5 and losing 25-10 in a XFL XXXI rematch. They wrap up the first half of the season at home versus Tampa Bay (1-4) & Carolina (1-4) in weeks 6 & 7 before traveling to Phoenix (5-0) in week 8.

TEAM MVP: WR Daniel Stukes
He leads the team in rushing (312).

Tampa Bay
They started the season with a 23-20 lose to the defending AXC Conference Champs at home before traveling to Montana in week 2 and losing 12-10. They traveled to Indiana in week 3 and finally won another close game 24-23. They traveled to KC in week 4 and lost 13-3 before hosting Memphis in week 5 and losing 23-13. They wrap up the first half of the season by visiting Atlanta (3-2) in week 6 before coming home to host Saint Paul (1-4) and Carolina (1-4) in weeks 7 & 8.

TEAM MVP: CB Garrett Holt
He has 21 tackles, 5 knockdowns, 2 interceptions, 1 forced fumble and a 38.5 catch allowed percentage on 39 passes defended.

Carolina
They started the season with 4 straight loses before hosting Montana in week 5 and winning 16-13. They wrap up the first half of the season with 3 straight road games at Memphis (5-0), at Atlanta (3-2) and at Tampa Bay (1-4).

TEAM MVP: RB Raymond Lecompte
He leads the team in rushing (322) and is 2nd on the team in receiving (173).

NEWS & NOTES (WEEK 9)

First, I'm sorry I haven't been around much but I've been incredibly busy with it being tax season plus dealing with my mom's estate not to mention working a full-time job along with being a husband, father & grandfather!

I turn 56 in March and I suddenly find myself the oldest living member of my family and everyone is looking to me for answers!!! I fake it as best as I can because I don't have any real answers!!!

Anyway, let's catch up on what is going on around the league and see where each team ranks in Total offense, Total Defense plus turnover margin while also looking at who is in, who is out and who still has a chance to make the postseason in each league.

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Vancouver 8-1 (3-0)
Kansas City 7-2 (2-1)
Indiana 4-5 (1-2)
Oakland 1-8 (0-3)
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Vancouver
They started the season splitting 2 road games before winning 7 straight games including a big division win at Hine versus Kansas City in week 9, 33-23. The win versus KC gives them a 1 game lead in the AXC West plus they hold the head to head tiebreaker. After traveling to Miami (2-7) in week 10, they visit KC (7-2) in week 11 where another win could clinch them the division Title. They host Cincinnati (8-1) in week 12 which could dictate which team has the inside track for the bye in the AXC.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 6th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 2nd
TURNOVER MARGIN: -7

Kansas City
They started the season with a road lose at Memphis 45-27 in week 1 before winning 7 straight games. They visited Vancouver in week 9 and lost 33-23 in a division showdown where 1st place was on the line. They come home in week 10 to host Buffalo (5-4) before they welcome in Vancouver (8-1) in week 11 for the rematch which could decide the AXC West division Title.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 13th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 15th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +8

Indiana
They started the season with 2 straight wins before losing 3 straight games. They would bounce back with 2 more straight wins before losing 2 in a row including a 20-3 lose to the defending Champion Atlanta Dominators at home in week 9. They currently sit at the #9 seed, 2 games behind the current #7 seed Orlando Guardians. They do have 4 of their last 7 games versus teams with losing records plus they play KC (7-2), Vancouver (8-1) & Pittsburgh (5-4).

TOTAL OFFENSE: 19th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 16th
TURNOVER MARGIN: -1

Oakland
They started the season with 7 straight loses before finally winning in week 8 at home versus New England, 16-13 in overtime. They lost at home versus Carolina in week 9, 12-0 and they are already looking forward to next season.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 28th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 27th
TURNOVER MARGIN: -1

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Buffalo 5-4 (2-0)
New York 4-5 (3-1)
New England 2-7 (1-2)
Miami 2-7 (0-3)
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Buffalo
They started with a win at home versus New York then they hosted Brooklyn and lost before winning 2 straight. They would alternate loses & wins over the next 5 weeks including a week 9 lose at home versus Providence 34-19. While Buffalo leads the East by 1 game over New York and they won the 1st head to head matchup, they haven't beaten an opponent with a winning record all season. The schedule gets harder the next couple of weeks with trips to KC (7-2) & Cincinnati (8-1) in weeks 10 & 11 before their week 13 rematch with New York (4-5) which could decide the East Division.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 1st
TOTAL DEFENSE: 14th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +2

New York
They started the season 0-2 losing a home and road game before winning 3 straight versus New England, Oakland then New England again. They would lose 3 straight games versus teams with winning records before hosting Miami in week 9 and winning 16-10. Their remaining schedule is brutal starting with 3 straight road games at Brooklyn (8-1) in week 10, at Cincinnati (8-1) in week 11, at Providence (7-2) in week 12 before they come home to host Buffalo (5-4) for a key division rematch.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 21st
TOTAL DEFENSE: 21st
TURNOVER MARGIN: +4

New England
They started the season with an 8 point win at home versus Miami before losing the next 7 games including 2 overtime loses. They hosted Washington in week 9 and won 25-9 to snap the losing streak. They remain home the next few weeks to host Daytona (8-1) in week 10 and Indiana (4-5) in week 11 before hitting the road in week 12 at Buffalo (5-4).

TOTAL OFFENSE: 29th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 25th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +11

Miami
They started the season with 4 straight loses with 2 on the road and 2 at home before winning 2 straight road games at Texas & Washington. They would lose their next 3 games and host Vancouver (8-1) in week 10 then Oakland (1-8) in week 11 before hitting the road and visiting Philadelphia (8-1) in week 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 22nd
TOTAL DEFENSE: 25th
TURNOVER MARGIN: -8

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Cincinnati 8-1 (5-0)
Houston 6-3 (3-2)
Pittsburgh 5-4 (2-3)
Toronto 0-9 (0-5)
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Cincinnati
They started the season with 6 straight wins before losing on the road at Phoenix in week 7, 23-3. They bounced back win 2 straight division wins to improve to 5-0 in division games. They hold a 2 game mead over 2nd place Houston and won the first of 2 games with the Roughnecks with the rematch coming at Houston in week 15. They host Los Angeles (3-6) & New York (4-5) in weeks 10 & 11 before the schedule becomes tougher starting in week 12 at Vancouver (8-1) and at home in week 13 versus Daytona (8-1).

TOTAL OFFENSE: 2nd
TOTAL DEFENSE: 4th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +7

Houston
They started the season with 2 straight wins before dropping 3 straight versus playoff contenders. They would bounce back with 4 straight wins including wins over Orlando & Pittsburgh in weeks 6 & 8. They traveled to Toronto in week 9 and won 45-14 and they play 3 more games on the road at Oakland (1-8), at Phoenix (8-1) and at Seattle (1-8) in weeks 10, 11 & 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 4th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 20th
TURNOVER MARGIN: -3

Pittsburgh
They started the season with 4 straight wins before back to back loses in week 5 & 6. They beat Toronto at home in week 7 before losing back to back road games version division opponents in weeks 8 & 9. They wrap up their division schedule in week 10 at Toronto (0-9) before traveling to Vegas (4-5) in week 11 and hosting Dakota (4-5) in week 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 11th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 18th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +8

Toronto
They started the season losing 9 straight games after going 12-4 last season. It's all fallen apart for the Titans who ha the 10th ranked offense, 12th ranked defense and a +11 turnover margin last season compared to this year's regression in all 3 areas. They host Pittsburgh (5-4) in week 10 before traveling to Daytona (8-1) & Orlando (6-3) in weeks 11 & 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 23rd
TOTAL DEFENSE: 32nd
TURNOVER MARGIN: -13

SOUTH
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Daytona 8-1 (4-0)
Orlando 6-3 (2-2)
Dakota 4-5 (1-2)
Texas 1-8 (0-3)
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Daytona
They started the season at home with a lose before winning their next next 8 games including 4 road games. They traveled to Orlando in week 9 and won 29-20 to take a firm hold of the AXC South for the first time in francise history with a season sweep of the Guardians. The sweep gives them essential a 3 game lead in the South with 7 games to play. They travel to New England (1-8) in week 10, host Toronto (0-9) in week 11 before visiting Texas (1-8) in week 12 where they could easily position themselves for the Bye in the AXC.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 8th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 7th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +6

Orlando
They started the season with 5 straight wins before losing 4 of their last 5 games including 2 loses to division rival Daytona in weeks 7 & 9. They wrap up their division games on the road at Texas (1-8) in week 11 & at Dakota (4-5) in week 11 before coming home to host Toronto (0-9) in week 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 15th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 17th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +1

Dakota
They started the season with 4 straight loses at home versus playoff contenders before winning 4 of their last 5 games. They travel to Saint Paul (2-7) in week 10 before coming home to host Orlando (6-3) in their rematch which will.decide if Dakota has a run for the postseason in them or not.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 7th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 23rd
TURNOVER MARGIN: -3

Texas
They started the season 0-2 as they were shutout the first 2 games by a combined score of 109-0. They traveled to Saint Paul in week 3 and finally scored and won 11-7. They lost their next 6 games and scored 29 combined points in the 6 loses including thier 3rd shutout. They host Orlando (6-3) in week 10, host Zehlendorf (2-7) in week 11 & host Daytona (8-1) in week 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 32nd
TOTAL DEFENSE: 31st
TURNOVER MARGIN: -8


NXC tomorrow

NXC

EAST
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Philadelphia 8-1 (3-1)
Brooklyn 8-1 (2-1)
Providence 7-2 (2-1)
Washington 1-8 (0-4)
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Philadelphia
They started the season with 8 straight wins before finally losing in week 9 at division rival Brooklyn 36-21 to earn a season split versus the Hitmen. The schedule remains tough with a visit to Phoenix (8-1) in week before coming home to host Buffalo (5-4) then Miami (2-7) in weeks 11 & 12. Philadelphia still has 2 games remaining with Providence (7-2) in weeks 13 & 16.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 12th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 6th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +5

Brooklyn
They started the season on the road in Philadelphia where they lost big 30-3 before winning 8 straight games including a 36-21 win over Philadelphia in the rematch in week 9. They host New York (4-5) in week 10, visit Tampa Bay (4-5) in week 11 and host Washington (1-8) in week 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 10th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 10th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +5

Providence
They started the season 3-2 with both loses coming on the road at Atlanta and Brooklyn in weeks 2 & 5. They have won their last 4 games and find themselves 1 game behind Philadelphia & Brooklyn in the NXC Eeast. They still have 2 games remaining with Philadelphia and 1 game left versus Brooklyn after losing the first matchup. They host Seattle (1-8) in week 10, visit Los Angeles (3-6) in week 11 before hosting New York (4-5) in week 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 5th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 12th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +1

Washington
They started the season with 4 straight loses before hosting Buffalo in week 5 and winning 50-43 for their first win of the season. They then lost 4 more straight games to fall to 1-8 and the team has been put up for sale. They host Vegas (4-5) in week 10, visit Seattle (1-8) in week 11 and visit Brooklyn (8-1) in week 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 20th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 24th
TURNOVER MARGIN: -8

WEST
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Phoenix 8-1 (3-0)
Vegas 4-5 (3-2)
Los Angeles 3-6 (2-2)
Seattle 1-8 (1-5)
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Phoenix
They started the season with 5 straight wins including 3 straight road games in weeks 3-5 before losing at Providence 24-10 in week 6. They won their next 3 games and have a demanding 4 game lead in the NXC West with 7 games remaining. They host Philadelphia (8-1) then Houston (6-3) in weeks 10 & 11 before hitting the road at Los Angeles (3-6) & Brooklyn (8-1) in weeks 12 & 13. Phoenix along with Philadelphia, Brooklyn & Memphis all sit at 8-1 and are battling for the bye in the NXC.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 9th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 5th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +7

Vegas
They started the season winning 3 of their first 4 games before losing 4 of their last 5 games. They travel to Washington (1-8) in week 10, host Pittsburgh (5-4) in week 11 and visit Carolina (2-7) in week 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 24th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 11th
TURNOVER MARGIN: -6

Los Angeles
They started the season with 3 straight loses before winning 2 straight including a 37-3 win at home versus Pittsburgh in week 5. They would then lost 3 of their last 4 games including a 36-3 blowout at Memphis in week 9. The schedule doesn't get any easier as they visit Cincinnati (8-1) in week 10 before hosting Providence (7-2) & Phoenix (8-1) in weeks 11 & 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 25th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 19th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +4

Seattle
They started the season with 5 straight loses including 3 road games and 2 home games before winning on the road at Los Angeles 37-28 in week 6. They would lose their last 3 games to fall to 1-8. They travel to Providence (7-2) in week 10 before hosting Washington (1-8) & Houston (6-3) in weeks 11 & 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 26th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 28th
TURNOVER MARGIN: -2

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Gem City 5-4 (3-1)
Montana 4-5 (1-0)
Zehlendorf 2-7 (2-2)
Saint Paul 2-7 (0-3)
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Gem City
They started the season with 2 wins before losing 3 straight to fall to 2-3. They would bounce back winning 3 of their next 4 all versus division teams. They have a 1 game lead over Montana in the North but Montana won the first matchup 28-27 at home and they play the rematch at Gem City in week 10. They host Memphis (8-1) in week 11 before visiting Saint Paul (2-7) in week 12 to wrap up their division schedule.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 16th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 22nd
TURNOVER MARGIN: +5

Montana
They started the season with 2 straight home wins before losing their next 4 games to fall to 2-4. They bounced back with 2 wins in their last 3 games including a key 28-27 win at home versus division rival Gem City. Montana trails Gem City by 1 game in the North but they have a win in hand versus the Gangsters and they play the rematch on the road in week 10. The good news for Montana is they have 2 games left versus Saint Paul & Zehlendorf each in their final 6 games.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 17th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 8th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +7

Zehlendorf
They started the season with 4 straight home games where they went 1-3 before traveling to Saint Paul in week 5 and winning 9-7 to complete the season sweep of the Punishers. They have lost their last 4 games and host Tampa Bay (4-5) in week 10 before visiting Texas (1-8) & Montana (4-5) in weeks 11 & 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 30th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 29th
TURNOVER MARGIN: +1

Saint Paul
They started the season with a 20-9 win at home versus Carolina before losing their next 6 games. They beat Washington 13-10 in week 8 before losing on the road at Gem City in week 9. They host Dakota (4-5), Montana (4-5) & Gem City (5-4) in weeks 10-12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 27th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 13th
TURNOVER MARGIN: 0

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Memphis 8-1 (3-0)
Atlanta 6-3 (0-0)
Tampa Bay 4-5 (1-2)
Carolina 2-7 (0-4)
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Memphis
They started the season with 7 straight wins before losing on the road at Philadelphia 12-9 in week 8. They hosted Los Angeles in week 9 and won 36-3 to improve to 8-1. They travel to Atlanta (6-3) in week 10 for a pivotal division showdown where a win could basically clinch the South for the Maniacs. They travel to Gem City (5-4) in week 11 before hosting Tampa Bay (4-5) in week 12. They do host Atlanta in week 15 which could determine the NXC South Division Champ if Memphis loses the week 10 game.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 3rd
TOTAL DEFENSE: 1st
TURNOVER MARGIN: -8

Atlanta
They started the season on the road in Montana where they lost 12-10. They would win their next 3 games before hosting Vancouver in week 5 and losing 25-10 in a XFL XXXI rematch. They would win 3 of their last 4 games but lost at Phoenix 27-3 in week 8. They trail Memphis by 2 games in the NXC South and host the Maniacs (8-1) in week 10 for a near "must win" game for the Dominators if they want to have a chance tonwin the South. They travel to Carolina (2-7) in week 11, then host Oakland (1-8) & Saint Paul (2-7) in weeks 12 & 13.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 18th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 3rd
TURNOVER MARGIN: -8

Tampa Bay
They started the season with a 23-20 lose to the defending AXC Conference Champs at home before traveling to Montana in week 2 and losing 12-10. They traveled to Indiana in week 3 and finally won another close game 24-23. They traveled to KC in week 4 and lost 13-3 before hosting Memphis in week 5 and losing 23-13. They traveled to Atlanta in week 6 and lost 31-6 to fall to 1-5. They bounced back with 3 straight wins in their last 3 games and visit Zehlendorf (2-7) in week 10 with a chance to even their record at 5-5. They host Brooklyn (8-1) in week 11 before visiting Memphis (8-1) in week 12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 14th
TOTAL DEFENSE: 9th
TURNOVER MARGIN: -6

Carolina
They started the season with 4 straight loses before hosting Montana in week 5 and winning 16-13. They lost their next 3 games before a win in week 9 at Oakland 12-0. They host Indiana (4-5), Atlanta (6-3) then Vegas (4-5) in weeks 10-12.

TOTAL OFFENSE: 31st
TOTAL DEFENSE: 30th
TURNOVER MARGIN: 0

NEWS & NOTES (WEEK 13)

I've started news & notes for the past several weeks and ran out of time to finish before the next game and basically wasted my time. I've been swamped doing taxes for everyone plus handling my mom's estate along with my fulltime job and being a husband & father. I've finally got some free time so let's see if I can actually finish this one!

AXC

All 4 divisions have been clinched in the AXC but 3 Wildcard spots are still up for grabs as 6 teams are battling for the final 3 postseason spots.

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1. Daytona 12-1 (10-0)

For the first time in the 31 year history of the Daytona francise, they have clinched a postseason!!!

Not only are they going to the postseason but they have clinched the AXC South Division for the first division Title in francise history.

There is more!!! Daytona traveled to Cincinnati in week 13 and won 22-18 to move into the #1 Seed as they control the bye with a 1 game lead over both Cincinnati & Vancouver.

Kansas City & Daytona switched owners in the off-season and clearly it has worked for the Bull Sharks.

Daytona can clinch the bye with any combination of 2 more wins or 2 Cincinnati & Vancouver loses.

DAK (8-4)
PIT (6-7)
@MTG (6-7)
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2. Cincinnati 11-2 (9-1)

They have already clinched the AXC North division for the 9th time in francise history.

Week 13 saw Cincinnati host Daytona where they lost 22-18 to lose control of the #1 Seed in the AXC. Cincinnati already has a head to head win over Vancouver so they are in the driver's seat for the #2 Seed.

Cincinnati needs to win out plus have Daytona lose 2 games to clinch the bye. They clinch the #2 Seed by winning out or simply finishing with the same record as Vancouver.

ORG (8-5)
@HOU (8-5)
@SEA (3-10)
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3. Vancouver 11-2 (8-2)

They have already clinched the AXC West for the 10th time in francise history plus they have clinched at least the #3 seed.

They currently sit 1 game behind Daytona for the #1 Seed in the AXC and the Bye. They have the same record as Cincinnati but lost to Cincinnati which further complicates their chances to move up in the seeding.

They can clinch the #2 Seed by winning out plus having Cincinnati lose 1 game plus they can clinch the #1 Seed by winning out, Cincinnati loses 1 game plus Daytona loses 2 games.

MEM (11-2)
@BUF (7-6)
OAK (2-11)
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4. Buffalo 7-6 (7-2)

They have already clinched the AXC East for the 27th time in league history which is the Alltime record.

They have also clinched and are locked into the #4 Seed making their final 3 games meaningless for postseason seeding.

@NEC (2-11)
VAN (11-2)
MIA (3-10)
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5. Houston 8-5 (6-3)

Houston has moved up to the #5 Seed in the AXC and with the AXC North already clinched is the best they can do.

They control their own destiny and clinch the #5 seed if they win out.

They can also clinch the postseason with 2 wins if 2 of these 4 teams lose 1 game: (Indiana, Dakota, Orlando, Kansas City).

@TEX (1-11-1)
CIN (11-2)
NEC (2-11)
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6. Kansas City 8-5 (7-4)

They currently sit as the #6 seed and can't win the AXC West since Vancouver has already clinched.

They control their own destiny and clinch at least the #6 seed if they win out.

They can clinch the postseason with 2 wins including Oakland plus have Orlando & Indiana lose 1 game.

Kansas City & Daytona traded owners in the off-season and Voryzover spent 22 seasons as Daytina's owner before becoming Kansas City's owner. In those 22 seasons, he never made the postseason and has already matched his highest win total with Daytona (8) in his first season as owner of KC.

With Daytona already clinching the postseason and KC currently holding a postseason spot, the owner trade looks like a win-win for both francises.

OAK (2-11)
@CAR (2-11)
ATL (9-4)
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7. Dakota 8-5 (5-5)

They started out 0-4 before winning 8 of their last 9 games and have moved up to the #7 seed.

They control their own destiny and clinch at least the #7 seed if they win out.

They can also clinch the postseason with 2 wins plus have Indiana & Kansas City lose 1 game.

@DAY (12-1)
TEX (1-11-1)
@GCG (9-4)
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8. Orlando 8-5 (5-5)

They currently are on the outside looking into the postseason but have the same record as Kansas City, Houston & Dakota who hold the 3 Wildcard spots.

They need to win out plus have 1 of 3 teams lose 1 game to clinch a postseason spot: (Kansas City, Houston, Dakota).

They can make the postseason with 2 wins but would need Indiana to lose 1 game and 1 of 3 teams lose 2 games: (Kansas City, Houston, Dakota).

@CIN (11-2)
SPP (2-11)
@NYE (4-9)
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9. Indiana 7-6 (6-3)

They currently are the #9 seed and sit 1 game behind 4 teams: (Kansas City, Houston, Dakota, Orlando).

They need to win out plus have 2 of 4 teams lose 1 game: (Kansas City, Houston, Dakota, Orlando) to clinch the postseason.

MIA (3-10)
@OAK (2-11)
@PIT (6-7)
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10. Pittsburgh 6-7 (5-5)

They currently sit as the #10 seed and sit 2 games behind 4 teams: (Kansas City, Houston, Dakota, Orlando) plus 1 game behind Indiana.

They have to win out to have any chance to make the postseason plus they need a ton of help but they play the current #1 Seed in each Conference the next 2 weeks.

PNX (12-1)
@DAY (12-1)
IND (7-6)
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New York 4-9
Miami 3-10
New England 2-11
Oakland 2-11
Toronto 2-11 (0-7)
Texas 1-11-1
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NXC

2 of the 4 divisions in the NXC have been clinched plus 3 teams have clinched playoff spots which leaves 2 open spots with 3 teams battling for those final spots.

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1. Phoenix 12-1 (9-1)

They have already clinched the NXC West for the 14th time in francise history.

They currently sit as the #1 Seed in the NXC and have a 1 game lead over Providence & Memphis for the Bye. They did lost to Providence earlier this season which means they have to win out to clinch the Bye.

@PIT (6-7)
LAC (3-9)
VBA (6-7)
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2. Memphis 11-2 (8-2)

They have a 2 game lead over Atlanta in the NXC South with 3 games remaining plus they won the first of 2 matchups.

They play Atlanta in week 15 but they can clinch the Division even if they lose the rematch if they win their other 2 games.

They visit Vancouver in week 14 and it's an important non-conference showdown since a win means Memphis doesn't have the pressure of a "must win" versus Atlanta in week 15. If they lose to Vancouver in week 14 then the week 15 rematch with Atlanta becomes a "must win" game for the Maniacs.

Memphis needs to win out plus have Phoenix lose 1 game for any chance of securing the bye in the NXC.

@VAN (11-2)
ATL (9-4)
@SPP (2-11)
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3. Providence 11-2 (7-2)

They have a 1 game lead over Philadelphia in the NXC East with 3 games remaining plus they won the first matchup at home with the rematch coming in Philadelphia in week 16.

They do control their own destiny and win the NXC East if they win out plus they would clinch at least the #3 seed.

If they win out plus Phoenix & Memphis lose 1 game each then they clinch the #1 Seed in the NXC.

If they win their next 2 games plus Philadelphia loses 1 of their next 2 games then the week 16 rematch won't matter as Providence would clinch the division.

If they win their next 2 games and Philadelphia wins their next 2 games then the week 16 game will decide the division and it most likely will come down to either common opponents or net points.

BRO (9-4)
@VBA (6-7)
@PHI (10-3)
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4. Gem City 9-4 (7-3)

They have already clinched the NXC North and clinched at least the #4 Seed.

They are pretty much locked into the 4th seed and would need to win out plus have either Memphis or Providence lose 2 of the last 3 games to move up to the #3 seed.

@LAC (3-9)
@TBY (7-6)
DAK (8-5)
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5. Philadelphia 10-3 (7-3)

They are 1 game behind Providence in the NXC East and have already lost to Providence in their first matchup. They need to win out including the week 16 rematch with Providence plus have Providence lose 1 of their other 2 games to win the division.

They have clinched a postseason spot and currently sit as the #5 seed. If they win out then they lock at least the #5 seed.

At worst they will be the #7 seed even if they lose out.

@SEA (3-10)
@NEC (2-11)
PRI (11-2)
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6. Atlanta 9-4 (7-3)

They sit 2 games behind Memphis in the NXC South with 3 games remaining and they lost the first of two games with Memphis.

They need to win out plus have Memphis lose 1 of their other 2 games to force a tie in the division which would be settled by either common opponents or net points.

They currently sit at the #6 seed and need just 1 more win to clinch at least the #7 seed and a postseason spot.

If they lose out and Tampa Bay wins out including their week 14 head to head matchup plus Brooklyn wins at least 1 game then they are eliminated from the postseason.

@TBY (7-6)
@MEM (11-2)
@KCY (8-5)
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7. Brooklyn 9-4 (5-4)

They sit 2 games behind Providence and 1 game behind Philadelphia in the NXC East with 3 games remaining.

They need to win out plus have Providence lose 1 of their other 2 games and have Philadelphia lose 1 game to create a 3 team tie in the NXC East.

There best path to win the East would be to win out plus have Providence lose to Vegas in week 15 then have Providence beat Philadelphia in week 16 which would leave Brooklyn & Providence tied atop the division and both teams would have a 4-2 division record so the tie would be settled by common opponents or net points.

@PRI (11-2)
@WAS (5-8)
ZEZ (2-10-1)
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8. Tampa Bay 7-6 (5-4)

They currently sit on the outside looking into the postseason as the #8 Seed, 2 games behind Atlanta & Brooklyn for 1 of the final 2 postseason spots.

They need to win out including their week 14 game versus Atlanta which would give them a head to head win over both Atlanta & Brooklyn plus they would need either Atlanta to lose 1 of their other 2 games or have Brooklyn lose 2 games to make the postseason.

ATL (9-4)
GCG (9-4)
@CAR (2-11)
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Montana 6-7
Vegas 6-7
Washington 5-8
Los Angeles 3-10
Seattle 3-10
Zehlendorf 2-10-1
Saint Paul 2-11
Carolina 2-11
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GAME

QB Keith Garcia (VAN)

He threw 7 interceptions in a game versus New England this year which is tied for 8th Alltime in a game.

SEASON

QB Matthew Whitney (BUF)

He is currently on pace for 7,078 yards passing which would rank 6th Alltime in a season. Whitney already owns 4 of the top 5 marks in a season and this would just add to it.

He is on pace for 960 pass attempts which would rank 4th Alltime in a season. Whitney already owns 4 of the top 5 marks in a season so this would just add to it.

He is on pace for 568 completions which would rank 4th Alltime in a season. Whitney already owns 4 of the top 5 marks in a season so this would just add to it.

He is on pace for 37 interceptions which would tie for 4th Alltime in a season. Whitney already owns 3 of the top 9 marks in a season so this would just add to it.

CAREER

QB Robert Alvarez (DAK)

He currently ranks 6th Alltime in passing yards with 47,931 yards. He needs 2,713 more yards to move up to 5th Alltime.

He currently ranks 6th Alltime in passing TDs with 334. He needs 6 more to move up to 5th Alltime.

He currently ranks 11th Alltime in passing attempts (7,146) and is 143 pass attempts behind Stiner at 10th. He really needs 276 more to move into the top 10 Alltime.

He is 10th Alltime in completions with 4,449 and is 148 shy of moving up to 9th Alltime.

He currently ranks 15th Alltime in interceptions with 193 and is 7 shy of tying Whitney at 13th.

He has moved up to 9th Alltime in times sacked (377) but is 15 shy of moving up to 8th Alltime.

QB Matthew Whitney (BUF)

He currently ranks 10th Alltime in passing yards with 44,766 yards. He needs just 679 more yards to move up to 9th Alltime, 2,179 more yards to move up to 8th Alltime and 2,196 more yards to move up to 7th Alltime.

He currently ranks 10th Alltime in passing TDs with 315. He needs 3 more to move up to 9th and is 12 behind Fielding at 8th.

He currently ranks 21st Alltime in passing attempts (5,975) and needs 111 more to move up to 20th Alltime.

He is 21st Alltime in completions with 3,612 and is 837 shy of tying Alvarez for 10th Alltime.

He currently ranks 13th Alltime in interceptions with 200 and is 1 shy of 12th, 5 shy of 11th and 6 shy of moving into a 3-way tie for 9th Alltime.

He has moved up to 2nd Alltime in times sacked (514) but is 191 short of the Alltime record held by QB William Powers (PRI) who has been sacked an incredible 705 times and counting.

QB Steven Stiner (PHI)

He currently ranks 12th Alltime in passing yards with 44,531 yards. He is just 209 shy of moving to 11th and 235 yards shy of moving up to a tie with Whitney at 10th. So he really needs 914 yards to move into the top 10 Alltime.

He currently ranks 16th Alltime in passing TDs with 258. He needs 19 more to move up to 15th Alltime.

He currently ranks 10th Alltime in passing attempts (7,289) and needs 133 more to move up to 9th Alltime.

He is 8th Alltime in completions with 4,598 and is 186 shy of moving up to 7th Alltime.

He has moved into 1st Alltime in interceptions with 230.

He has moved up to 4thh Alltime in times sacked (443) but is 29l short of tying Rojas for 3rd Alltime.

QB Gary Fielding (CIN)

He currently ranks 14th Alltime in passing yards with 43,195 yards. He is 1,336 short of tying Stiner at 12th so he really needs 3,750 more yards to move into the top 10 Alltime.

He currently ranks 8th Alltime in passing TDs with 327. He needs 3 more to move up to 7th and is 7 behind Alvarez at 6th.

He has moved up to 21st Alltime in times sacked (279) but is 11 shy of moving up to 20th Alltime and 13 shy of moving up to 19th Alltime.

QB Taylor Rojas (PNX)

He currently ranks 22nd Alltime in passing yards with 39,354 yards. He needs 7,608 more yards to crack the top 10 after Whitney, Stiner & Fielding join the group.

He currently ranks 18th Alltime in passing TDs with 249. He needs 9 more to move up to 16th Alltime.

He currently ranks 17th Alltime in passing attempts (6,425) and needs 87 more to move up to 16th Alltime & 133 more to move up to 15th Alltime.

He is 19th Alltime in completions with 3,864 and is 585 shy of tying Alvarez at 10th Alltime.

He currently ranks 16th Alltime in interceptions with 192 and is 1 shy of tying Alvarez at 15th.

He has moved up to 3rd Alltime in times sacked (472) but is 42 short of tying Whitney for 2nd Alltime.

NEWS & NOTES (WEEK 14)


AXC



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1. Daytona 12-2 (10-1)

Daytona has clinched the AXC South and despite losing to Dakota in week 14 still hold the #1 Seed in the AXC but Cincinnati & Vancouver have the same record with 2 games remaining.

Daytona clinches the Bye with 2 more wins. If they lose then they open the door for either Cincinnati or Vancouver to move into the #1 seed.

PIT (6-8)
@MTG (7-7)
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2. Cincinnati 12-2 (10-1)

They have already clinched the AXC North division and currently hold the #2 Seed.

If they win out they clinch at least the #2 Seed. They need to win out plus have Daytona lose 1 game to clinch the Bye.

@HOU (9-5)
@SEA (4-10)
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3. Vancouver 12-2 (8-2)

They have already clinched the AXC West and they have clinched at least the #3 seed which they currently hold.

They need to win out and have either Daytona or Cincinnati lose 1 game to clinch the #2 seed. They need to win out plus have Cincinnati & Daytona lose 1 game to clinch the #1 Seed.

@BUF (8-6)
OAK (2-12)
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4. Buffalo 8-6 (8-2)

They have already clinched the AXC East plus they have also clinched the #4 Seed which they are locked into which makes their last 2 games meaningless.

VAN (12-2)
MIA (3-11)
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5. Houston 9-5 (7-3)

Houston currently holds the #5 Seed in the AXC but has yet to clinch a postseason spot.

They control their own destiny and clinch the #5 seed if they win out.

They can also clinch the postseason with 1 wins and 1 Indiana lose.

CIN (12-2)
NEC (2-12)
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6. Kansas City 9-5 (8-4)

They currently sit as the #6 seed but haven't clinched the postseason yet.

They control their own destiny and clinch at least the #6 seed if they win out.

@CAR (4-11)
ATL (9-5)
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7. Dakota 9-5 (6-5)

They currently hold the #7 seed but they haven't clinched a postseason spot.

They clinch at least the #7 seed if they win their last 2 games.

TEX (1-12-1)
@GCG (10-4)
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8. Indiana 8-6 (7-3)

They currently are the #8 seed and sit 1 game behind 3 teams: (Kansas City, Houston, Dakota) as they are on the outside of the postseason looking in.

They need to win out plus have Houston, Kansas City or Dakota lose 1 game to clinch the #7 seed.

@OAK (2-12)
@PIT (6-8)
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9. Orlando 8-6 (5-6)

They currently are on the outside looking into the postseason as the #9 seed and sit 1 game behind 3 teams: (Kansas City, Houston, Dakota) plus they have the same record as Indiana

They need to win out plus have either Dakota, Kansas City or Houston lose out plus have Indiana lose 1 game.

@CIN (11-2)
SPP (2-11)
@NYE (4-9)
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ELIMINATED
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Pittsburgh 6-8
New York 5-9
Miami 3-11
Toronto 3-11
New England 2-12
Oakland 2-12
Texas 1-12-1
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1. Phoenix 13-1 (9-1)

They have already clinched the NXC West and currently hold the #1 Seed in the NXC.

If they win out they clinch the Bye.

LAC (3-11)
VBA (6-8)
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2. Providence 12-2 (8-2)

They have clinched the NXC East and currently hold the #2 Seed.

If they win out they clinch at least the #2 Seed and they need to win out plus have Phoenix lose 1 game to clinch the Bye.

@VBA (6-8)
@PHI (10-4)
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3. Memphis 11-3 (8-2)

They have clinch the NXC South and currently hold the #3 seed.

If they win out they clinch at least the #3 seed. They need to win out plus have Providence lose 1 game to clinch the #2 Seed. They need to win out plus have Providence lose 1 game plus have Phoenix lose out to clinch the Bye.

ATL (9-5)
@SPP (2-12)
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4. Gem City 10-4 (8-3)

They have already clinched the NXC North and clinched at least the #4 Seed.

They need to win out plus have Memphis lose 1 game to clinch the #3 seed. They need to win out, have Memphis lose 1 game plus have Providence lose out to clinch the #2 seed.

@TBY (8-6)
DAK (9-5)
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5. Philadelphia 10-4 (7-4)

They currently hold the #5 seed but haven't clinched a postseason spot.

They need to win out to clinch the #5 seed. They clinch at least the #7 seed with 1 win.

@NEC (2-12)
PRI (12-2)
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6. Atlanta 9-5 (7-4)

They currently hold the #6 seed but haven't clinched the postseason.

If they win out they clinch at least the #6 seed. They need to win out plus have Philadelphia lose 1 game to clinch the #5 seed. If they beat Memphis in week 15 they clinch at least the #7 seed.

@MEM (11-3)
@KCY (9-5)
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7. Brooklyn 9-5 (5-5)

They currently hold the #7 seed but haven't clinched the postseason.

They need to win out to clinch at least the #7 seed. They need to win out plus have Atlanta lose 1 game to clinch the #6 seed. They need to win out, have Atlanta lose 1 game plus Philadelphia lose out to clinch the #5 seed.

@WAS (5-9)
ZEZ (2-11-1)
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8. Tampa Bay 8-6 (6-4)

They currently sit on the outside looking into the postseason as the #8 Seed, 1 games behind Atlanta & Brooklyn for 1 of the final 2 postseason spots.

They need to win out plus have Brooklyn lose 1 game to clinch the #7 seed. They need to win out plus have Atlanta lose out to clinch the postseason. They need to win out plus have Philadelphia lose out to clinch the postseason.

If they win out, Brooklyn loses 1 game and either Atlanta or Philadelphia lose out they clinch the #6 seed.

If they win out, Brooklyn loses 1 game plus both Atlanta & Philadelphia lose out they clinch the #5 seed.

GCG (10-4)
@CAR (2-12)
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Montana 6-7
Vegas 6-7
Washington 5-8
Los Angeles 3-10
Seattle 3-10
Zehlendorf 2-10-1
Saint Paul 2-11
Carolina 2-11
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MILESTONE WATCH

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RUSHING
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GAME

CB Robert Arnett (BUF)

He had 4 rushing TDs versus New England which is tied for 4th Alltime in a game.

SEASON

WR Danny Melillo (IND)

He has 1,465 yards rushing and is on pace for 1,674 yards which would rank tied for 3rd best in a season. He is 273 yards rushing shy of setting the single season record.

WR Julio Hamilton (CIN)

He has 1,373 yards rushing and is on pace for 1,569 yards which would put him 59 yards shy of cracking the top 10 Alltime. He is 365 yards rushing shy of setting the single season record.

CB Robert Arnett (BUF)

He has 17 rushing TDs which ranks 4th Alltime in a season and is on pace for 19 rushing TDs which would rank 3rd Alltime in a season. He is 5 rushing TDs shy of tying the single season record.

CAREER

WR Peter Chappell (LAC)

He has 11,945 yards rushing which has added to his Alltime record. He need just 55 more yards to be the first player to crack 12,000 yards rushing.

He has 63 rushing TDs which ranks 3rd Alltime and is 4 shy of former teammate Bello for 2nd Alltime and 6 shy of tying the Alltime record.

He has 2,289 rushes in his career which ranks 5th Alltime. He needs 135 carries to move into a tie foe 4th Alltime.

WR Leroy Bello (ATL)

He has 11,231 yards rushing and currently sits at 3rd Alltime being 50 yards shy of moving into 2nd Alltime and 714 yards shy of former teammate Chappell for the Alltime mark.

He has 67 rushing TDs which is 2nd Alltime and he needs 2 more to tie the Alltime record and 3 more to set a new record.

He has 2,128 rushes in his career which ranks 15th Alltime. He needs 25 to move up to 14th, 37 to move up to 13th, 38 to move up to 12th, 40 to move up to 11th and 76 to move into a tie for 10th Alltime.

WR Son Johnson (PNX)

He has 9,970 yards rushing which is 7th Alltime. He needs just 30 yards rushing to crack 10,000 and is just 54 yards shy of moving up to 6th Alltime and 86 yards shy of moving up to 5th Alltime.

He has 47 rushing TDs which ranks 10th Alltime. He is 1 shy of tying for 8th, 2 shy of tying for 7th and 3 shy of tying for 6th Alltime.

CB Robert Arnett (BUF)

He has 50 rushing TDs which ranks 6th Alltime and he is 4 shy of tying for 5th and 7 shy of tying for 4th Alltime.

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GAME

WR Bobby Covert (MEM)

He had 17 receptions versus Tampa Bay which ties for 5th most in a game Alltime.

SEASON

Michael J Fox (BUF)

He has 138 receptions this season which ranks 10th Alltime in a season. He is on pace for 157 receptions which would rank 6th Alltime.

He had a 100 yard reception versus New York which ties him with 2 others for the longest reception Alltime.

WR Bobby Covert (MEM)

He has 128 receptions this season and  is on pace for 146 receptions which would rank 8th Alltime.

CAREER

WR James Fain (MEM)

He has 1,020 receptions in his career which is the most Alltime as he becomes the first player to crack 1000  catches.

He has 14,208 yards receiving which is 2nd Alltime but he is still 2,517 yards shy of tying the Alltime record.

He has 118 TD receptions which ranks 3rd Alltime and is 11 shy of tying for 2nd Alltime plus 39 shy of tying for 1st Alltime.

WR David Morley (BUF)

He has 791 receptions in his career which ranks 4th Alltime and he is 22 receptions shy of tying for 3rd Alltime.

WR Jeffrey Armstrong (PRI)

He has 738 receptions in his career which ranks 13th Alltime. He is just 2 receptions shy of moving up to 12th Alltime, 6 shy of moving up to 10th Alltime and 16 shy of moving up to 9th Alltime.

He has 10,092 yards receiving which ranks 9th Alltime. He is 616 yards shy of moving up to 8th Alltime.

He has 85 TD receptions which ranks 9th Alltime. He is 2 shy of moving up to 8th Alltime and 8 shy of moving up to 7th Alltime.

WR Richard Morillo (IND)

He has 738 receptions in his career which ranks 13th Alltime. He is just 2 receptions shy of moving up to 12th Alltime, 6 shy of moving up to 10th Alltime and 16 shy of moving up to 9th Alltime.

He has 9,720 yards receiving which ranks 11th Alltime. He is 288 yards shy of moving up to 10th Alltime to tie McConkey who is still active.

He has 83 TD receptions which ranks 12th Alltime. He is 1 shy of moving up to 10th Alltime, 2 shy of moving up to 9th Alltime and 4 shy of moving up to 8th Alltime.

WR Joseph Moore (BUF)

He has 10,991 yards receiving which ranks 6th Alltime. He is 1,521 yards shy of moving up to 5th Alltime.

WR Terrnace McConkey (KCY)

He has 10,008 yards receiving which ranks 10th Alltime. He is 84 yards shy of moving up to 9th Alltime to tie Armstrong who is still active.

He has 97 TD receptions which ranks 5th Alltime. He is 2 shy of moving up to 4th Alltime and 21 shy of moving up to tie for 3rd with Fain who is still active.

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GAME

WR Willis Vangorn (CIN)

He had 149 punt return yards versus Texas which ranks 5th Alltime in a game.

SEASON

WR Gary Rusch (DAY)

He has 2 punt return TDs this season which ties the single season record and if he gets 1 more he will set a new record.

CAREER

WR Lee Lytton (PNX)

He has 2,446 punt return yards which ranks 3rd Alltime. He is 138 yards shy of tying for 2nd Alltime and 218 shy of tying the Alltime record.

He has 3 punt return TDs which is tied for the Alltime record and 1 more would set a new record.

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GAME

None

SEASON

K Glenn Chaney (MIA)

He is 15/19 on 50+ FGs this season which already ranks 5th Alltime. If he nails 1 more to goto 16/20 he would tie for 2nd Alltime. If he reaches 16 with more misses than 20 then he moves up to 3rd and if he hits 2 more regardless of misses he sets a new single season record.

CAREER

K John McKinney (ORG)

He has 515/586 FGs in his career which ranks 2nd most Alltime. He needs 30 more to tie the Alltime record which would depend on percentage. McKinney sits at 87.9% while record holder Gustavo Fring has 545/595 for a 91.6% success rate.

He has 123/161 50+ FGs in his career which is the Alltime record.

He has 412/423 XPs for his career which ranks 7th Alltime. He is 30 shy of moving up to 6th Alltime.

He has 1,135 KOs in his career which ranks 9th Alltime. He needs 11 more to tie for 8th Alltime and 27 shy of tying for 7th Alltime.

K Doyle Allen (ATL)

He has 408/488 FGs in his career which ranks 11th Alltime. He needs 6 more FGs to move to 10th Alltime and 11 more to move into 9th Alltime.

He has 90/141 50+ FGs in his career which ranks 10th Alltime. He is 1 shy of moving up to 9th, 4 shy of moving up to 8th and 6 shy of moving up to 7th Alltime.

He has 552/565 XPs for his career which ranks 5th Alltime. He is 2 shy of moving up to 4th, 4 shy of moving up to 3rd and 17 shy of tying Roman in 2nd who is still active.

He has 1,180 KOs in his career which ranks 4th Alltime. He needs 5 more to tie for 3rd Alltime and 95 shy of tying for 2nd Alltime.

K Jeffrey Moreno (NEC)

He has 108/138 50+ FGs in his career which ranks 2nd Alltime. He is 15 shy of the Alltime record holder McKinney who is still active.

K Stephan Roman (PNX)

He has 568/576 XPs for his career which ranks 2nd Alltime. He is 69 shy of setting a new record.

He has 1,167 KOs in his career which ranks 6th Alltime. He needs 12 more to tie for 5th Alltime and 13 shy of tying for 4th Alltime in Allen who is still active.