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2018 APBA PRO FOOTBALL DIVISION WINNERS SET ROSTER the Following Players Comprise the 2018 Season APBA Pro Football Division Winners Player Card Set 2018 APBA PRO FOOTBALL DIVISION WINNERS SET ROSTER The following players comprise the 2018 season APBA Pro Football Division Winners Player Card Set. The regular starters at each position are listed first and should be used most frequently. Realistic use of the players below will generate statistical results remarkably similar to those from real life. IMPORTANT: When a Red "K" appears in the R-column as the result on any kind of running play from scrimmage or on any return, roll the dice again, refer to the K-column, and use the number there for the result. When a player has a "K" in his R-column, he can never be used for kicking or punting. If the symbol "F-K" or "F-P" appears on a players card, it means that you use the K or P column when he recovers a fumble. Players in bold are starters. If there is a difference between the player's card and the roster sheet, always use the card information. The number in ()s after the player name is the number of cards that the player has in this set. BALTIMORE HOUSTON KANSAS CITY NEW ENGLAND OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE EB: John Brown EB: DeAndre Hopkins EB: Chris Conley OC EB: Julian Edelman TA TB Michael Crabtree Will Fuller Tyreek Hill TA TB Josh Gordon Willie Snead OC Demaryius Thomas Sammy Watkins Matthew Slater Tim White TB OC Sammie Coates Marcus Kemp Riley McCarron TC Chris Moore OA OB DeAndre Carter TA OB Demarcus Robinson TC Chris Hogan Janarion Grant TC OC Vyncint Smith Kelvin Benjamin Phillip Dorsett Tackle: Orlando Brown Keke Coutee Tackle: Eric Fisher Tackle: Trent Brown Ronnie Stanley Joe Webb Mitchell Schwartz Marcus Cannon James Hurst Tackle: Julie'n Davenport Guard: Cameron Erving LaAdrian Waddle Guard: Alex Lewis Kendall Lamm Andrew Wylie Guard: Joe Thuney Marshal Yanda Martinas Rankin Jeff Allen Shaq Mason Jermaine Eluemunor Guard: Senio Kelemete Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Ted Karras Bradley Bozeman Zach Fulton Center: Mitch Morse Center: David Andrews Center: Matt Skura Greg Mancz Jordan Devey Joe Cardona Morgan Cox Center: Nick Martin Austin Reiter ET: Rob Gronkowski ET: Nick Boyle Jon Weeks ET: Travis Kelce Dwayne Allen Mark Andrews ET: Ryan Griffin Demetrius Harris OC Jacob Hollister Hayden Hurst Jordan Thomas QB: Patrick Mahomes QB: Tom Brady Maxx Williams Jordan Akins Chad Henne Brian Hoyer QB: Lamar Jackson QB: Deshaun Watson HB: Kareem Hunt RB: Sony Michel OC Joe Flacco Brandon Weeden Spencer Ware OC James White Robert Griffin HB: Lamar Miller De'Anthony Thomas TC OC Rex Burkhead HB: Alex Collins Alfred Blue OC Damien Williams Cordarrelle Patterson TC OA OB Javorius Allen Tyler Ervin TB OA Darrel Williams Jeremy Hill Kenneth Dixon FB: Ka'imi Fairbairn KA KOA PB FB: Anthony Sherman OC FB: James Develin OC Gus Edwards Trevor Daniel PA KB KOB Harrison Butker KA KOA PB Stephen Gostkowski KA KOA PB Ty Montgomery OC Dustin Colquitt PA KB KOB Ryan Allen PA, KB, KOB FB: Justin Tucker KA KOA PB Sam Koch (2) PA KB KOB BALTIMORE HOUSTON KANSAS CITY NEW ENGLAND DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE End: Brent Urban End: D.J. Reader End: Allen Bailey End: Trey Flowers Terrell Suggs J.J. Watt Chris Jones Lawrence Guy Za'Darius Smith Duke Ejiofor Tanoh Kpassagnon Adrian Clayborn Tackle: Brandon Williams Christian Covington Jarvis Jenkins John Simon Chris Wormley Tackle: Brandon Dunn Tackle: Derrick Nnadi Danny Shelton Michael Pierce Angelo Blackson Xavier Williams Tackle: Malcom Brown LB: C.J. Mosley LB: Benardrick McKinney LB: Dee Ford Adam Butler Matt Judon Jadeveon Clowney Anthony Hitchens Deatrich Wise Patrick Onwuasor Zach Cunningham Reggie Ragland LB: Dont'a Hightower Kenny Young Whitney Mercilus Justin Houston Elandon Roberts Tyus Bowser Brennan Scarlett Ben Niemann Kyle Van Noy Tim Williams Brian Peters Dorian O'Daniel Ja'Whaun Bentley CB: Brandon Carr Dylan Cole Breeland Speaks Albert McClellan Marlon Humphrey CB: Kareem Jackson Terrance Smith CB: Jason McCourty Jimmy Smith Johnathan Joseph CB: Kendall Fuller Stephon Gilmore Cyrus Jones TA OC Shareece Wright Steven Nelson J.C. Jackson Safety: Tony Jefferson Andre Hal Tremon Smith OA OB Jonathan Jones Eric Weddle TC Aaron Colvin Orlando Scandrick Keion Crossen Tavon Young Safety: Tyrann Mathieu TC Safety: Eric Murray Safety: Patrick Chung Chuck Clark Justin Reid Ron Parker Devin McCourty Anthony Levine Johnson Bademosi Daniel Sorensen Brandon King Michael Tyson Jordan Lucas Duron Harmon A.J. Moore Charvarius Ward Nate Ebner Natrell Jamerson DALLAS CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS LOS ANGELES (N) OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE EB: Amari Cooper EB: Taylor Gabriel EB: Michael Thomas EB: Brandin Cooks EB/HB Michael Gallup Allen Robinson Tre'Quan Smith Cooper Kupp TC Cole Beasley (2) TA OC Anthony Miller OC Ted Ginn OC Robert Woods OC EB/HB Allen Hurns Josh Bellamy OC Austin Carr KhaDarel Hodge Terrance Williams Kevin White Cameron Meredith Josh Reynolds Tavon Austin TB Javon Wims Keith Kirkwood Jojo Natson TA TB OB Noah Brown Tackle: Charles Leno Tommylee Lewis TB OC Nick Williams Tackle: La'el Collins Bobby Massie Tackle: Terron Armstead Tackle: Rob Havenstein Tyron Smith Bradley Sowell Ryan Ramczyk Andrew Whitworth Cameron Fleming Guard: James Daniels Jermon Bushrod Joseph Noteboom Guard: Connor Williams Kyle Long Guard: Andrus Peat Guard: Austin Blythe Zack Martin Eric Kush Larry Warford Rodger Saffold Xavier Su'a-Filo Bryan Witzmann Josh LeRibeus Center: John Sullivan Adam Redmond Center: Cody Whitehair Cameron Tom Brian Allen Center: Joe Looney ET: Trey Burton Center: Max Unger Jake McQuaide L.P. Ladouceur Ben Braunecker ET: Josh Hill ET: Tyler Higbee ET: Geoff Swaim Daniel Brown Ben Watson Gerald Everett Rico Gathers Adam Shaheen Michael Ola Johnny Mundt Blake Jarwin Dion Sims Dan Arnold QB: Jared Goff Dalton Schultz QB: Mitchell Trubisky QB: Drew Brees Sean Mannion QB: Dak Prescott Chase Daniel Teddy Bridgewater RB: Todd Gurley Cooper Rush HB: Jordan Howard Taysom Hill (2) TC OA C.J. Anderson HB: Ezekiel Elliott Tarik Cohen (2) TA TB OC HB: Alvin Kamara (2) TA OB Malcolm Brown Rod Smith OC Benny Cunningham TC OA Mark Ingram Justin Davis Darius Jackson OA OB Taquan Mizzell OB Mike Gillislee John Kelly FB: Jamize Olawale FB: Michael Burton Dwayne Washington FB: Greg Zuerlein KA KOA Brett Maher KA KOA PB Cody Parkey KA KOA PB FB/ET: Zach Line OC Johnny Hekker (2) PA KB KOB Chris Jones PA KB KOB Pat O'Donnell PA KB KOB Wil Lutz KA KOA PB Sam Ficken KB KOB Thomas Morstead PA KB KOB DALLAS CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS LOS ANGELES (N) DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE End: Tyrone Crawford End: Akiem Hicks End: Cameron Jordan End: Michael Brockers Demarcus Lawrence Bilal Nichols Alex Okafor John Franklin-Myers Randy Gregory Jonathan Bullard Marcus Davenport Ethan Westbrooks Dorance Armstrong Tackle: Eddie Goldman Tackle: Sheldon Rankins Tackle: Aaron Donald Tackle: Maliek Collins LB: Leonard Floyd Tyeler Davison Ndamukong Suh Antwaun Woods Khalil Mack Taylor Stallworth LB: Mark Barron Taco Charlton Roquan Smith David Onyemata Samson Ebukam Caraun Reid Danny Trevathan LB: Demario Davis Cory Littleton Daniel Ross Joel Iyiegbuniwe A.J. Klein Matt Longacre OC LB: Jaylon Smith Aaron Lynch Alex Anzalone Dante Fowler Leighton Vander Esch Nick Kwiatkoski Craig Robertson Dominique Easley Damien Wilson Isaiah Irving Manti Te'o Bryce Hager Sean Lee Roy Robertson-Harris Vince Biegel Ramik Wilson Justin March-Lillard CB: Prince Amukamara CB: Eli Apple CB: Marcus Peters Joe Thomas Kyle Fuller Marshon Lattimore Troy Hill CB: Anthony Brown Bryce Callahan P.J. Williams Aqib Talib Chidobe Awuzie Sherrick McManis Ken Crawley Nickell Robey-Coleman Byron Jones Kevin Toliver Safety: Kurt Coleman Sam Shields (EB) Jourdan Lewis (2) OC Safety: Adrian Amos Marcus Williams Safety: John Johnson Safety: Jeff Heath Eddie Jackson Vonn Bell Lamarcus Joyner Xavier Woods DeAndre Houston-Carson Justin Hardee (EB) Marqui Christian TC Kavon Frazier Deon Bush Blake Countess OA For teams that employ the "read/option" concept as part of their standard offense, the quarterback can also be used as a runner on the outside running play . (similar to a halfback or fullback). Examples of these teams include 2013 Seattle, 2013 Auburn and many other college football teams. The issue is the “Jet Sweep” (slot receiver goes in motion and receives handoff from quarterback), this play is not a trick play but a designed outside run. If a WR had 10 or more runs in a season, he will be graded (EB/HB or HB/EB). APBA considers the “Jet Sweep” (receiver in motion receiving handoff from quarterback) to be graded an outside run and not a trick play. To accomplish this play, certain receivers will receive the (EB/HB) If there is a FR-0 on a player's card, this means that whenever the player recovers a fumble, he does not advance the ball. The fumble is recovered at the spot of the fumble..
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