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LEAGUE 2016 RECORD AND FACT BOOK 29TH

AMERICAN CONFERENCE

NATIONAL CONFERENCE LEAGUE

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2016 RECORD AND FACT BOOK

LEAGUE INFORMATION 1993 SEASON 69 COMMISSIONER SCOTT C. BUTERA 3 1994 SEASON 71 MISSION STATEMENT 3 1995 SEASON 73 FANS’ BILL OF RIGHTS 3 1996 SEASON 75 2016 BROADCAST SCHEDULE 4 1997 SEASON 77 2016 WEEK-BY-WEEK SCHEDULE 6 1998 SEASON 79 RULES OF THE GAME 7 1999 SEASON 81 GLOSSARY OF TERMS 8 2000 SEASON 83 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION 9 2001 SEASON 83 KEY 2016 DATES 9 2002 SEASON 87 LEAGUE DIRECTORY 10 2003 SEASON 89 ROSTER OF OFFICIALS 10 2004 SEASON 91 MEDIA CONTACTS 10 2005 SEASON 93 TEAM INFORMATION 2006 SEASON 95 12 2007 SEASON 97 GLADIATORS 17 2008 SEASON 99 21 2010 SEASON 101 24 2011 SEASON 103 27 2012 SEASON 105 SOUL 32 2013 SEASON 107 36 2014 SEASON 109 39 ALL-TIME OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES 111 2015 REVIEW ALL-TIME AWARDS 129 STANDINGS 45 ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 144 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 45 HALL OF FAME 151 AWARDS 46 RECORDS TOP PERFORMANCES 47 REGULAR SEASON TEAM LEADERS 48 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 157 ATTENDANCE 50 TEAM RECORDS 165 HISTORICAL INFORMATION TEAM W-L RECORDS 173 LEAGUE HISTORY 52 POSTSEASON 1987 SEASON 57 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 177 1988 SEASON 59 TEAM RECORDS 180 1989 SEASON 61 TEAM W-L RECORDS 183 1990 SEASON 63 ARENABOWL 1991 SEASON 65 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 186 1992 SEASON 67 TEAM RECORDS 189 TEAM W-L RECORDS 192

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LEAGUE INFORMATION

COMMISSIONER SCOTT C. BUTERA 3

MISSION STATEMENT 3

FANS’ BILL OF RIGHTS 3

2016 BROADCAST SCHEDULE 4

2016 WEEK-BY-WEEK SCHEDULE 6

RULES OF THE GAME 7

GLOSSARY OF TERMS 8

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION 9

KEY 2016 DATES 9

LEAGUE DIRECTORY 10

ROSTER OF OFFICIALS 10

MEDIA CONTACTS 10

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COMMISSIONER SCOTT C. BUTERA MISSION STATEMENT Three important assets greeted Scott Butera when the Arena Football League asked him “To serve our community with pride and passion as a quality example of to be its new Commissioner at the end of the 2014 individual and team excellence on the field, in the office, at the arena season. The first was a committed ownership group and within the community by consistently exceeding our customers’ eager to grow the Arena Football’s undervalued expectations by demonstrating the highest character, appreciation and brand. The second was a talented, dedicated group respect for our game, customers, teammates and partners as a cost- of players, coaches and staff poised to deliver a fast- effective and visionary organization providing a total entertainment paced, highly entertaining version of America’s experience.” favorite . The most important was a passionate and intensely loyal group of fans. For Butera, now in his second full year FANS’ BILL OF RIGHTS as commissioner, it was a familiar scene. He spent much of his career dusting off In furtherance of our Mission Statement, we, the players, coaches, brands by unlocking their hidden values. This time there was the added allure of officials, staff and owners of the AFL are thankful to the Fans that we working on a product for which he admits a certain fanaticism. “Football is my sport. serve, appreciate their support and dedicate ourselves collectively to I’ve followed it from childhood and I played it in school. It’s literally been a lifetime protecting their rights as the greatest and entertainment Fans in passion.” the world. Having made a name for himself by lifting the fortunes of major brands like Tropicana and Foxwoods, Butera arrived at the AFL ready to apply his finely We believe that every Fan is entitled to a wholesome environment for honed business operations and marketing instincts. He did what has made him guests and family members, free of violence, profane gestures and successful in other ventures. He focused on the positives and used them as language or rude and invasive behavior that could in any way interfere building blocks to the future. And there is a lot to build on at the AFL. with a first-class entertainment experience. Besides owner commitment and staff passion, Butera thinks he’s inherited compelling inventory. For one, America’s love of football seems almost insatiable. No less than 86 percent of US TV households tuned into the pro sport We believe that every Fan demands that we maintain absolute respect last Fall; and last summer, the Arena League experienced a respectable growth for the game of Arena Football and maintain the integrity of the finest of spurt. Game attendance popped by 3.5 percent over the previous year. The AFL fair competition at all times. Championship Game at in San Jose, California attracted a near sellout crowd. TV viewership of the arena game also rose and the League widely increased its social media footprint in 2015. We believe that every Fan deserves our very best effort on a consistent The challenge for year one, Butera claims, was stability, and it has basis, on every play on the field, every action in the stands, every call to been largely achieved. For year two the goal is brand building and growth our office, and every involvement in our community. positioning. Butera doesn’t think that the League needs to retool the game product. The issue is to build a greater following for it. There is a perceived performance in the sport – no games from February to August – and Butera is intent on We believe that every Fan is entitled to a total entertainment experience filling it with the high energy, fan-friendly style of football that is played in his at an affordable cost for all members of the family from the time they League. Butera describes AF as the combination American favorites. arrive at the arena to the time they depart. America’s favorite sport: football. America’s favorite season: summer. America’s favorite speed: fast. American’s favorite price: family. The challenge is to get more exposure for the game and its people. “We need to show people how much fun We believe that every Fan should receive the very best in competitive they can have by following Arena Football.” football, entertainment, merchandise, food and beverage for their Butera succeeded in getting ESPN and CBS Sports to buy in with more plentiful game broadcasts. For the first time in 2016, there will be a game of week. purchasing power. The arrangements help get more eyeballs on the game which in turn helps attract strong promotion partnerships with companies who want to give the smart phone generation – millennials and moms, especially – a pulse-raising in-arena We believe that every Fan is entitled to interact with and have access experience and ways to engage through mobile technologies and social media. to players and coaches for autographs and conversation in recognition Butera has a few things going for him as he works to grow the Arena of their support at every game. Football League. For one, he is a skilled financial executive who has a knack for squeezing a lot of value out of every dollar. For another, as one of his owners said, “He is very solid, steady and talented … an excellent guy with great business instincts.” We believe that Fans are entitled to fast, accurate, and complete Plus, Butera is no stranger to sports marketing. At his last business information about our players, coaches, League, games, and stop, he helped Foxwoods Resort enter into successful marketing partnerships performance. with the Boston Red Sox, Yankees, , and . Butera possesses a rare combination of skills that have helped him that Fans expect the Arena Football League to be revitalize brands. We believe “He’s an investment banker at heart, a great transaction guy,” says comprised of gentlemen and ladies who are examples and role models Tom Benninger, former global head of restructuring at UBS Investment Bank. “But for youth, free of physical violence, drugs, alcohol, and gambling abuse. in the last few years, I think he’s really developed his operational skills. It’s pretty unique to have someone be really good at both.” This rare blend of talents helped him as CEO of Tropicana We believe that Fans expect us to honor our country and to be involved Entertainment (2008-11) where he managed to revitalize the iconic brand through strategic capital investments, improved regulatory relations, and highly targeted in our communities to make contributions for a better, safer, and more marketing. All the while, he kept the reins on expenses. positive place to live. Born and raised in Massachusetts, Butera began his financial career in investment banking, spending 20 years with UBS Investment Bank, Credit Suisse First Boston, Smith Barney and Bear Stearns & Co. During that time, he We believe that Fans should know that we are committed to serve and concentrated on analysis and client service for companies in real estate, lodging, gaming and leisure industries. not to be served, to give and not to just take, and to inspire and He earned his MBA at New York University’s Leonard N. Stern School encourage people to higher levels of personal and professional of Business. He recently served as a member of the Board of Fellows at his alma achievement, growth, maturity, and respect for each other. mater Trinity College.

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Arena Football League 2016 Broadcast Schedule

DAY: DATE: WEEK: TIME: MATCHUP: PLATFORM:

Friday 01 April 1 10 p.m. ET Arizona at Portland

Saturday 02 April 1 9 p.m. ET Jacksonville at Los Angeles

Saturday 09 April 2 11 p.m. ET Arizona at Los Angeles

Monday 11 April 2 7 p.m. ET Jacksonville at Philadelphia

Saturday 16 April 3 7:30 p.m. ET Los Angeles at Cleveland

Sunday 17 April 3 4 p.m. ET Portland at Philadelphia

Saturday 23 April 4 4 p.m. ET Cleveland at Philadelphia

Saturday 30 April 5 9 p.m. ET Portland at Arizona

Saturday 07 May 6 7 p.m. ET Arizona at Orlando

Saturday 14 May 7 6:30 p.m. ET Arizona at Philadelphia

Saturday 21 May 8 7:30 p.m. ET Orlando at Philadelphia

Saturday 28 May 9 7 p.m. ET Philadelphia at Cleveland

Saturday 04 June 10 7 p.m. ET Philadelphia at Jacksonville

Saturday 11 June 11 5 p.m. ET Jacksonville at Tampa Bay

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Friday 17 June 12 10 p.m. ET Philadelphia at Arizona

Saturday 18 June 12 p.m. ET Orlando at Jacksonville

Friday 24 June 13 7 p.m. ET Tampa Bay at Orlando

Saturday 25 June 13 7 p.m. ET Cleveland at Jacksonville

Saturday 09 July 15 9:30 p.m. ET Jacksonville at Arizona

Saturday 16 July 16 4 p.m. ET Philadelphia at Tampa Bay

Saturday 16 July 16 10 p.m. ET Cleveland at Los Angeles

Saturday 23 July 17 5 p.m. ET Portland at Tampa Bay

Sunday 24 July 17 9 p.m. ET Cleveland at Arizona

Sunday 31 July 18 5 p.m. ET Tampa Bay at Jacksonville

Monday 01 Aug 18 10 p.m. ET Los Angeles at Portland

2016 AFL Playoffs

Sat.-Mon. 06-08 Aug 19 TBD First Round TBD

Sat.-Mon. 13-15 Aug 20 TBD Conference Championship TBD

Friday 26 Aug 22 TBD ArenaBowl XXIX TBD

*Schedule subject to change

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AFL 2016 WEEK-BY-WEEK SCHEDULE All times Eastern. All games subject to change.

Week 1 Week 7 Week 13 Friday, April 1, 2016 Friday, May 13, 2016 Friday, June 24, 2016 Philadelphia ______@ Cleveland ____, 7 pm Portland ______@ Cleveland ______, 7 pm Tampa Bay ______@ Orlando ______, 7:30 pm Orlando______@ Tampa Bay______, 7 pm Tampa Bay ______@ Orlando ______, 7:30 pm Saturday, June 25, 2016 Arizona ______@ Portland ______, 10 pm Saturday, May 14, 2016 Cleveland ______@ Jacksonville ______, 7 pm Saturday, April 2, 2016 Arizona ______@ Philadelphia ______, 6:30 pm Sunday, June 26, 2016 Jacksonville ______@ Los Angeles______, 9 pm Arizona ______@ Los Angeles ______, 6 pm Week 8 Monday, June 27, 2016 Week 2 Saturday, May 21, 2016 Philadelphia ______@ Portland ______, 10 pm Saturday, April 9, 2016 Portland ______@ Jacksonville ______, 7 pm Tampa Bay ______@ Cleveland ______, 7 pm Orlando ______@ Philadelphia ______, 7:30 pm Week 14 Portland ______@ Orlando ______, 7:30 pm Los Angeles ______@ Arizona ______, 9 pm UNIVERSAL BYE Arizona ______@ Los Angeles ______, 11 pm Monday, May 23, 2016 Monday, April 11, 2016 Cleveland ______@ Tampa Bay ______, 7:30 pm Week 15 Jacksonville ______@ Philadelphia ______, 7 pm Saturday, July 9, 2016 Week 9 Cleveland ______@ Philadelphia ______, 6 pm Week 3 Friday, May 27, 2016 Jacksonville ______@ Arizona ______, 9:30 pm Saturday, April 16, 2016 Jacksonville ______@ Orlando ______, 7:30 pm Orlando ______@ Portland ______, 10 pm Los Angeles______@ Cleveland ______, 7:30 pm Saturday, May 28, 2016 Monday, July 11, 2016 Tampa Bay ______@ Arizona ______, 9 pm Philadelphia ______@ Cleveland ______, 7 pm Tampa Bay ______@ Los Angeles ______, 10 pm Sunday, April 17, 2016 Portland ______@ Los Angeles ______, 10 pm Portland ______@ Philadelphia ______, 4 pm Sunday, May 29, 2016 Week 16 Monday, April 18, 2016 Arizona ______@ Tampa Bay ______, 2 pm Saturday, July 16, 2016 Orlando ______@ Jacksonville ______, 7 pm Philadelphia ______@ Tampa Bay ______, 4 pm Week 10 Cleveland ______@ Los Angeles ______, 10 pm Week 4 Friday, June 3, 2016 Jacksonville ______@ Portland ______, 10 pm Saturday, April 23, 2016 Arizona ______@ Cleveland ______, 7 pm Monday, July 18, 2016 Cleveland ______@ Philadelphia ______, 4 pm Saturday, June 4, 2016 Orlando ______@ Arizona ______, 9:30 pm Arizona ______@ Jacksonville ______, 7 pm Philadelphia ______@ Jacksonville ______, 7 pm Los Angeles ______@ Orlando ______, 7:30 pm Sunday, June 5, 2016 Week 17 Orlando ______@ Los Angeles ______, 6 pm Saturday, July 23, 2016 Week 5 Monday, June 6, 2016 Portland ______@ Tampa Bay ______, 5 pm Friday, April 29, 2016 Tampa Bay ______@ Portland ______, 10 pm Los Angeles ______@ Jacksonville ______, 7 pm Orlando ______@ Cleveland ______, 7 pm Sunday, July 24, 2016 Saturday, April 30, 2016 Week 11 Cleveland ______@ Arizona ______, 9 pm Portland ______@ Arizona ______, 9 pm Saturday, June 11, 2016 Sunday, May 1, 2016 Los Angeles ______@ Philadelphia ______, 3 pm Week 18 Jacksonville______@ Tampa Bay ______, 2 pm Jacksonville ______@ Tampa Bay ______, 5 pm Saturday, July 30, 2016 Monday, May 2, 2016 Portland ______@ Arizona ______, 9 pm Philadelphia ______@ Orlando ______, 7:30 pm Philadelphia ______@ Los Angeles _____, 10 pm Monday, June 13, 2016 Sunday, July 31, 2016 Cleveland______@ Orlando ______, 7:30 pm Tampa Bay ______@ Jacksonville ______, 5 pm Week 6 Monday, August 1, 2016 Friday, May 6, 2016 Week 12 Los Angeles ______@ Portland ______, 10 pm Jacksonville ______@ Cleveland ______, 7 pm Friday, June 17, 2016 Saturday, May 7, 2016 Philadelphia ______@ Arizona ______, 10 pm Arizona ______@ Orlando ______, 7:30 pm Saturday, June 18, 2016 Los Angeles ______@ Portland ______, 10 pm Orlando ______@ Jacksonville ______, 7 pm Monday, May 9, 2016 Los Angeles ______@ Tampa Bay ______, 7:30 pm Tampa Bay ______@ Philadelphia ______, 7 pm Monday, June 20, 2016 Cleveland ______@ Portland ______, 10 pm

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Graphic by: Dave Crilly

MOVEMENT OF THE AND SCORING • Four (4) downs are allowed to advance the ball ten (10) yards for a first , or to score. • Six (6) points for a . • One (1) point for a conversion by after a touchdown, two (2) points for a conversion by and two (2) points for a successful run or pass after a touchdown. • Three (3) points for a by placement or four (4) points for a field goal by drop kick. • Two (2) points for a safety. KICKING • Kickoffs are from the goal line. Kickers may use a one-inch tee. • Punting is illegal. On fourth down, a team may go for a first down, touchdown or field goal. • The receiving team may field any kickoff or missed field goal that rebounds off the net. • Any untouched kickoff, which is , will be placed at the 20-yard line or the place where it went out-of-bounds, whichever is more advantageous to the receiving team. PASSING • Receivers must have one (1) foot inbounds for a catch. A that rebounds off the rebound net or sideline barrier is a live ball and is in play until it touches the playing surface. RULES • Overtime periods are 15 minutes for both the regular season and the playoffs. • Each team gets one (1) possession to score. If, after each team has had one possession, one team is ahead, that team wins. If the teams are tied after each has had a possession, the next team to score wins.

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GLOSSARY OF TERMS BALL IN THE STANDS – When a ball is thrown or bounces into the seats surrounding the playing field, the “lucky” fan that catches the ball keeps it.

DROP KICK – A drop-kicked FG is worth four (4) points. A drop-kicked extra point is worth two (2) points.

IRONMAN – Signifies participants playing both and .

“MAC” AND “JACK” – “Mac” may the QB straight on without stunting, twisting or drop-back coverage. “Jack” must stay within an imaginary box behind the . Either LB may cover the fullback or .

OFFENSIVE MOTION – Unlike stadium-played football, one (1) offensive back may go into forward motion prior to the of the ball.

OVERTIME – Arena Football has a unique overtime rule: If a contest is tied after regulation, teams will play a 15-minute overtime. Each team will have one opportunity to score. If, after each team has had one chance to score, the game is tied, the first team to score is crowned the winner.

REBOUND NETS – Goal-side rebound nets extend outward from each upright. The nets are 30-feet wide, 32-feet high and extend to 40 feet above the playing surface. The bottom bars of the frames are positioned eight (8) feet above the surface. The “scoring area” is nine-feet wide and 15-feet high. Nets are stretched taut so that a missed kick attempt will rebound off the net and back into the field of play. Once the ball caroms off the net, it’s live.

SIDELINE BARRIERS – Similar to the sideboards that surround a rink, the sideline barrier encircles the playing surface. The barrier is made of a high-density foam pad, measuring four (4) inches thick.

STUNTING OR TWISTING – When a defensive lineman is rushing the passer, there’s no “stunting” or “twisting.” In other words, linemen are required to power past offensive linemen.

TIGHT END – One (1) offensive lineman must declare himself a tight end prior to the snap by simply raising his arm and “declaring” himself a tight end. The Mac (rush-eligible) must line-up on the opposite side of the center from the tight end.

TWO-WAY PLAYERS – One of the most “throwback” features of the Arena Football League is the fact that the game features eight-on-eight football, where at times, some players will play both offense and defense.

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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION DEFINITIONS Strength of Schedule - Combined winning percentage of opponents ROSTER LIMITS played. From the first day the League allows the signing of free-agent players until the first League-sanctioned cut-down date, teams Point Differential - The difference between a team's total points are prohibited from having more than 35 players on their roster. (offense) and the points scored against them (defense). Players listed on the active list or free-agent signees are considered eligible to be counted for the 35-man roster. Turnover differential - The difference between the number of times an Teams will be required to reduce their active lists to 28 players AFL team has taken the ball away from the opponent through either an by 5 p.m. CST 14 days before the first regular season game and or and the number of times the team has given up to 24 players by 5 p.m. CST seven days before the first regular the ball to the opposition through a thrown interception or lost fumble. season game. Winning percentage - Total number of wins divided by total number of Each team may maintain a maximum 24-player during the games. season. In a documented emergency, a team may add an emergency kicker to their roster, no later than one hour before TIEBREAKER SCENARIOS kickoff. TRADES CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS - TWO TEAMS The trading period begins in November and will end at 5 p.m. 1. Head-to-head (best winning percentage in games between the CST on Wednesday, June 22, 2016. clubs) 2. Point differential in head-to-head games RESERVE LISTS 3. Strength of Schedule The reserve list of each team consists of the following 4. Turnover Differential categories; retired, refused to report, inactive reserve, injured 5. Coin toss reserve, suspended, other league exempt and physically unable to perform. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS - THREE OR MORE TEAMS KEY 2016 CALENDAR DATES (Note: If three or more teams are tied, follow steps until one team is *March 9 Players may report for physicals only eliminated. Once two teams remain, revert back to Step 1 of the two- st *March 10 1 day of camp. No pads. team tiebreaker to determine which team advances.) st *March 12 1 day of full pad practice *March 18 28-man rosters due at 5 p.m. CT 1. Head-to-head (best winning percentage in games between the *March 25 Training camp ends (24-man roster due at 5 p.m. clubs) CT) 2. Point differential in head-to-head games March 25 Regular Season begins 3. Strength of Schedule June 22 Trade deadline 4. Turnover Differential June 22 Future considerations must be designated 5. Coin toss July 26 End of season reassignment begins August 1 Regular season ends WILDCARD August 6-7 POSTSEASON – First Round (Note: If three or more teams are tied, follow steps until one team is August 13-14 POSTSEASON – Semi-Finals eliminated. Once two teams remain, revert back to Step 1 of the two- August 26 ArenaBowl XXIX team tiebreaker to determine who advances) *Dates dependent on date of first game 1. Head-to-head (best winning percentage in games between the clubs) AFL POSTSEASON PROCEDURES 2. Point differential in head-to-head games • All eight teams will participate in the postseason 3. Strength of Schedule • There will be one (1) conference top seed and three (3) wildcards 4. Turnover Differential in each conference. 5. Coin toss • Seeding in each Conference is based on overall record, with the top record in each Conference reserved for that Conference’s #1 CONFERENCE SEEDING TIE BREAK PROCEDURE seed (overall seed #1 and #2 respectively) (i.e.- Team A in 1. Head-to-head (best winning percentage in games between the American Conference has the top record at 12-4. Team B has clubs) second best record in the American conference at 11-5. Team C 2. Point differential in head-to-head games in the National Conference has a record of 10-6; Team A earns #1 3. Strength of Schedule seed, Team C earns #2 seed and Team B earns #3 seed) st nd 4. Turnover Differential o 1 and 2 seed- one team in each conference with best 5. Coin toss overall record rd th o 3 -8 seeds- best overall records amongst all remaining AFL teams (based on tiebreakers) ARENABOWL TIE BREAK PROCEDURE 1. Highest Postseason Seed 2. Overall record (best winning percentage)

3. Head-to-head (best winning percentage in games between the clubs) 4. Point differential in head-to-head games 5. Strength of Schedule 6. Turnover Differential 7. Coin toss

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ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE OFFICIALS

AFL LEAGUE OFFICE

Scott Butera – AFL Commissioner Christie Cook – AFL COO: (312) 465-2214; [email protected] Wesley Friedman, Esq. – Corporate Counsel: (702) 802-3905 ext. 355; [email protected] Tom Goodhines – Executive Vice President: (702) 802-3905 ext. 356; [email protected] Araxie Grant – Vice President of Finance and Controller: (702) 802-3905 ext. 351; [email protected] Joe Kleinsmith – Senior Director of Football Operations: (702) 802-3905 ext. 350; [email protected] Anastasia Savchenko – Staff Accountant: (702) 802-3905, ext. 353; [email protected] Candice Hall – Staff Accountant: (312) 465-2203; [email protected]

SUPERVISOR OF OFFICIALS ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS OF OFFICIALS Carl T. Paganelli David Chesney

2016 AFL OFFICIALS Rod Ammari Jeff Carr Paul Engelberts Matt Kukar Terri Valenti Brent Baumann Mike Chase Al Granado Kenny Leffle Wade Wagner Grantis Bell Robert Colosimo Craig Griffith Rick Lowe Thomas Work Mark Bennett Steve Coullias Michael Griffith Thomas McCabe Bradley Brunet Dave Cutaia Jeffrey Johnson Joe Pester Neil Brunner RG Detillier Riley Johnson Mearl Robinson Scott Campbell John Drayton Kevin Kieser Roger Stewart

AFL TEAM MEDIA CONTACTS

ARIZONA RATTLERS LOS ANGELES KISS PORTLAND STEEL Peter Garbow Will Proctor Brian Dancel (989) 395-3789 (714) 587-2632 (909) 450-9090 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

CLEVELAND GLADIATORS ORLANDO PREDATORS TAMPA BAY STORM Pam Frasco Mike Dijulio Ben Shotten (216) 420-2213 (425) 894-8625 (813) 307-5906 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

JACKSONVILLE SHARKS Steven Shotola Kristen Van Iderstine (904) 900-2060 ext. 704 (215) 253-4900 ext. 144 [email protected] [email protected]

LEAGUE OFFICE LEAGUE OFFICE Tom Goodhines BreAnn Bartlow (702) 802-3905 ext. 356 (702) 802-3905 [email protected] [email protected]

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TEAM INFORMATION

ARIZONA RATTLERS 12

CLEVELAND GLADIATORS 17

JACKSONVILLE SHARKS 21

LOS ANGELES KISS 24

ORLANDO PREDATORS 27

PHILADELPHIA SOUL 32

PORTLAND STEEL 36

TAMPA BAY STORM 39

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TEAM INFORMATION RECORD HOLDERS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – CAREER CATEGORY NAME YEARS PERFORMANCE Points Scored ------Passing Yards Sherdrick Bonner 1993-98, 2000-07 40980 Passing TDs Sherdrick Bonner 1993-98, 2000-07 828 Receptions Hunkie Cooper 1993-2005 776 Receiving Yards 1996-2007 9009 Receiving TDs Randy Gatewood 1996-2007 214 Rushing Yards Bo Kelly 1996-99, 2001-06 1455 Rushing TDs Bo Kelly 1996-99, 2001-06 81 By Randy Gatewood 1996-2007 36 Sacks 2008-14 27 Tackles Randy Gatewood 1996-2007 426 MFG ------KO Return Yards ------Combined KR YDs Hunkie Cooper 1993-2005 11501 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Field Goals Made 1992-95 44 Team Colors: Black, Teal and Copper INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SEASON Year in League: 24th CATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCE Points Scored 2010 282 TEAM OFFICE 2012 17550 N. Perimeter Dr. Passing Yards 2012 5500 Suite 300 Passing TDs Nick Davila 2014 127 Scottsdale, AZ 85255 Receptions Rod Windsor 2010 193 Telephone: 480/985-3292 Receiving Yards Rod Windsor 2010 2372 Fax: 480/751-1286 Receiving TDs Rod Windsor 2010 47 Website: www.AZRattlers.com Rushing Yards Odie Armstrong 2011 295 Rushing TDs Odie Armstrong 2013 25 Interceptions By 2013 15 FRONT OFFICE Sacks Cliff Dukes 2014 9.0 Owner: Ron Shurts Tackles Keyou Craver 2007 113 President: Chris Presson MFG Return Yards Hunkie Cooper 1993 356 General Manager/: KO Return Yards Virgil Gray 2011 1445 Director of Team Operations: JT Thompson Combined KR YDs Virgil Gray 2011 1520 Media & Community Relations: Peter Garbow Field Goals Made 2000 13 Director of Ticketing: Adam Somers Arena Operations: Ashley Mercereau INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE GAME CATEGORY NAME PERFORMANCE ARENA Points Scored 4 times; recent: Maurice Purify: 5/19/2012, Arizona at 42 Talking Stick Resort Arena Passing Yards Sherdrick Bonner: 4/13/2003, Arizona at Los Angeles 470 201 E. Jefferson Street Passing TDs Nick Davila: 5/19/2012, Arizona at Utah 11 Receptions Hunkie Cooper: 6/12/1993, Arizona vs. Tampa Bay 19 Phoenix, AZ 85004 Receiving Yards Calvin Schexnayder: 7/26/1997, Arizona vs. Albany 244 Main Phone: 602/379-2000 Receiving TDs 4 times; recent: Maurice Purify: 5/19/2012, Arizona at Utah 7 Press Entrance: NE Corner at Jefferson & Rushing Yards Andy Coviello: 8/1/1992, Arizona at 50 Third Street Rushing TDs 2 times; recent: Odie Armstrong: 4/28/2013, Arizona vs. Orlando 4 Interceptions By 9 times; recent: : 6/14/2014, Arizona at 3 PRACTICE FACILITY Sacks 5 times; recent: Cliff Dukes: 5/11/2014, Arizona at Portland 3 Sports Complex Tackles Richard Holt: 8/12/1994, Arizona vs. Las Vegas 15 4125 E. McKellips Road MFG Return Yards Calvin Schexnayder: 6/4/1994, Arizona vs. Cleveland 107 Mesa, AZ 85215 KO Return Yards Chris Horn: 5/31/2002, Arizona vs. Grand Rapids 250 Combined KR YDs Hunkie Cooper: 6/24/1995, Arizona vs. Iowa 256 FRANCHISE RECORDS Field Goals Made 9 times; recent: Bjorn Nittmo: 7/22/2000, Arizona at Iowa 3 ArenaBowl Championships 5 ArenaBowl Appearances 9 2016 SCHEDULE Overall Record 264-130 Regular Season 231-115 Postseason 33-15 DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET)* 4/1 at Portland 10:00 p.m. Home Record 148-56 4/9 at Los Angeles 11:00 p.m. Away Record 112-74 4/16 Tampa Bay 9:00 p.m. Neutral Site 4-0 4/23 at Jacksonville 7:00 p.m. Overtime 14-6 4/30 Portland 9:00 p.m. 5/7 at Orlando 7:30 p.m. FOOTBALL OPERATIONS 5/14 at Philadelphia 6:30 p.m. 5/21 Los Angeles 9:00 p.m. Head Coach: Kevin Guy 5/29 at Tampa Bay 2:00 p.m. Defensive Coordinator: 6/3 at Cleveland 7:00 p.m. Assistant Head Coach: 6/11 Portland 9:00 p.m. Offensive Coordinator: 6/17 Philadelphia 10:00 p.m. Strength and Conditioning: Leland Rodgers 6/26 at Los Angeles 6:00 p.m. Athletic Trainer: Sean McMannes 7/9 Jacksonville 9:30 p.m. 7/18 Orlando 9:30 p.m. Equipment Manager: Todd Conner 7/24 Cleveland 9:00 p.m. * All times Eastern. All games subject to change.

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2016 HEAD COACH

KEVIN GUY (Overall Record: 104-38)

PRO CAREER: Hired by Arizona Rattlers on August 10, 2007, Kevin Guy enters his eighth season as the general manager and head coach of the Rattlers and his 16th as an Arena Football coach. In seven seasons in Arizona, Guy has compiled a regular season record of 91-31 and a postseason record of 12-4. In his first season as head coach, Guy guided the Rattlers to an 8-8 record – a four game improvement from the previous season – and a berth in the playoffs. Guy earned NFL Network Coach of the Year honors in 2011 after leading the Rattlers to an AFL record 18 wins and an appearance in ArenaBowl XXIV. In 2012, the Rattlers capped off their season by defeating the Philadelphia Soul, 72-54, in ArenaBowl XXV. In 2013, Guy led his team back to ArenaBowl XXVI, where the team again defeated the Philadelphia Soul, 48-39. Guy became the first coach in AFL history to be the head coach and win three straight after the Rattlers defeated the Cleveland Gladiators in ArenaBowl XXVII, 72-32. In the following season, Guy led his team to the Western conference finals, and was nominated for the AFL Hall of Fame. He was also inducted into the University of West Alabama (his alma mater) Hall of Fame in 2015. He began his coaching career in 2000, serving as the defensive coordinator of the Red Dogs. At age 26, he was named the team’s interim head coach for the final four games of the 2000 season. The next year, he served as the defensive coordinator of the , where the defense averaged six stops per game. He received his first head coaching job in 2002 with the Tennessee Valley Vipers of the and earned af2 Coach of the Year honors in 2003. He left the Vipers and joined the Dorados (af2) as head coach in 2005, before returning to the defensive coordinator position for the San Jose SaberCats from 2006-2007. He left the af2 as a Hall of Famer and the league’s all-time winningest coach. Before coaching, he played in the AFL as WR/DB with the Minnesota Fighting Pike, New Jersey Red Dogs and Orlando Predators recording 157.5 tackles and 263 receiving yards in his career.

BACKGROUND: WR/DB, Livingston University (1991-1995). WR/DB, Minnesota Fighting Pike (1996); New Jersey Red Dogs (1997-1999); Orlando Predators (1999). Defensive Coordinator/Interim Head Coach, New Jersey Red Dogs (2000). Defensive Coordinator, Florida Bobcats (2001). Head Coach, Tennessee Valley Vipers (af2, 2002- 2004), Rio Grande Valley Dorados (af2, 2005). Defensive Coordinator, San Jose SaberCats (2006-2007). Head Coach/General Manager, Arizona Rattlers (2008-present).

2016 CAMP ROSTER 2015 TEAM STATISTICS

# POS NAME HGT WGT EXP DOB COLLEGE ARI OPP - WR Anthony Amos 6-0 185 1 08/02/90 Middle Tennessee State SCORING 1003 825 Points Per Game 55.7 45.8 - FB Patrick Arnize 5-11 265 R 10/01/92 Arkansas FIRST DOWNS 390 329 - FB Mykel Benson 6-0 275 5 12/20/87 Florida A&M Rushing 40 27 - DL Damien Borel 6-4 290 1 06/01/93 Butte Passing 275 243 - QB 6-1 230 6 09/18/82 Penalty 75 59 - DB Arkeith Brown 6-0 190 4 05/01/86 Texas A&M RUSHING YARDAGE 438 255 Yards gained rushing 462 274 - WR Dan Buckner 6-5 220 1 05/31/90 Arizona Yards lost rushing 24 19 - DB Allen Chapman 5-11 190 2 07/23/91 Kansas State Rushing Attempts 142 82 - QB Nick Davila 6-3 220 6 05/22/85 Cincinnati Average Per Rush 3.1 3.1 - WR Chase Deadder 6-5 230 3 11/20/88 Sacramento State Average Per Game 24.3 14.2 - DL Cliff Dukes 6-3 300 7 06/26/81 State TDs Rushing 24 17 PASSING YARDAGE 4473 4651 - OL Joe Gibbs 6-5 320 3 03/25/88 Tennessee Martin Att-Comp-Int 658-411-18 705-384-25 - DL Tyre Glasper 6-3 270 5 04/14/87 North Carolina A&T Average Per Pass 6.8 6.6 - Dl Anttaj Hawthorne 6-4 340 6 11/15/81 Wisconsin Average Per Catch 10.9 12.1 - DL Charles Hunter 6-0 300 R 05/17/93 TCU Average Per Game 248.5 258.4 - DB Jimmy Legree 6-0 190 R 01/31/91 South Carolina TDs Passing 113 93 4911 4906 - DB Ross Madison 5-11 205 R 03/05/91 Toledo Total Plays 815 821 - OL 6-2 315 R 12/13/90 Youngstown State Average Per Play 6.0 6.0 - DL Chris McCallister 6-2 250 1 03/03/91 Baylor Average Per Game 272.8 272.6 - DL Sam Meredith 6-4 280 R 01/31/93 San Diego State KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 81-1520 114-1885 - OL Andrew Miller 6-4 310 1 04/24/90 Virginia Tech FG RETURNS: #-Yards 0-0 2-106 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 25-194 18-192 - DB KJ Morton 5-10 190 R 06/21/90 Baylor KICK RETURN AVERAGE 18.8 16.5 - WR Kerry Reed 6-2 210 5 10/24/84 Michigan State FG RETURN AVERAGE 0.0 53.0 - DL James Robinson 6-5 260 R 02/08/93 Appalachian State INT RETURN AVERAGE 7.8 10.7 - WR Marcus Rucker 6-3 195 R 05/19/90 Memphis -LOST 14-9 21-18 - OL Dionte Savage 6-5 330 R 02/10/92 PENALTIES-Yards 159-1132 167-1020 Average Per Game 62.9 56.7 - OL 6-4 310 2 09/08/89 Central Connecticut TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:40 30:07 - DB Markus Smith 6-0 200 1 04/05/92 Reno 3RD-DOWN Conversions 54/116 42/123 - DL Dimetrio Tyson 6-2 290 1 10/10/89 Jacksonville State 3rd-Down Pct 47% 34% - DL 6-3 270 5 04/23/86 Arizona State 4TH-DOWN Conversions 21/39 19/62 - WR Antonio Vaughan 5-9 180 R 01/19/92 Old Dominion 4th-Down Pct 54% 31% SACKS BY-Yards 34-186 15-99 - OL David Wang 6-2 300 R 10/28/90 Virginia Tech MISC YARDS -3 -19 - WR Mike Washington 5-8 180 5 10/19/86 SCORED 146 118 - DB Ben Wells 6-1 195 R 01/09/89 Stephen F. Austin FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 3-6 3-5 - DL Jeff Whittaker 6-3 320 R 03/20/92 Auburn ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 2-16 - WR Julian Williams 6-1 190 2 03/23/90 Marian RED-ZONE SCORES 88-103 85% 49-56 88% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 87-103 84% 47-56 84% 4-point drop-kick FGs 0-0 0-0 (Roster as of 03/14/16) PAT-ATTEMPTS 112-140 80% 88-109 81% 2-point drop-kick PATs 0-0 0-0 ATTENDANCE 96310 75877 Games/Avg Per Game 9/10701 9/8431

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Arizona Rattlers 255 328 194 226 0 1003 Opponents 148 228 166 283 0 825

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2015 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING PLAYER GP RAT A C % Y TD INT Nick Davila 14 118.84 474 313 66.0 3519 87 10 RETURNS BJ Coleman 8 81.53 119 61 51.3 629 17 6 PLAYER K KY KAV KL KTD Shane Boyd 10 98.49 65 37 56.9 424 9 2 AJ Cruz 51 1221 23.9 58 6 Arkeith Brown 19 193 10.2 55 1 RUSHING Kerry Reed 6 52 8.7 19 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD 3 47 15.7 33 0 Mykel Benson 18 96 286 15.9 3.0 29 17 1 7 7.0 7 0 Rod Windsor 16 10 52 3.2 5.2 14 3 Rod Windsor 1 0 0.0 0 0 AJ Cruz 12 11 46 3.8 4.2 12 3 Kerry Reed 15 8 34 2.3 4.2 10 0 DEFENSE Nick Davila 14 8 10 0.7 1.2 5 1 PLAYER GP TOT SOL AST TFL SACK INT IY ITD PBU FR FF FTD BJ Coleman 8 5 6 0.8 1.2 2 0 18 95.5 90 11 1.0 0.0 14 96 0 34 4 1 0 Jared Perry 2 2 2 1.0 1.0 3 0 Marquis Floyd 17 74.0 66 16 0.0 0.0 5 55 0 18 0 3 0 Shane Boyd 10 2 2 0.2 1.0 1 0 Arkeith Brown 18 55.0 45 20 1.5 0.0 5 43 0 16 1 1 0 AJ Cruz 12 45.5 34 23 1.0 0.0 0 0 0 6 1 1 0 RECEIVING Ben Wells 12 39.0 29 20 0.5 0.0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Michael McAdoo 14 36.0 30 12 11.0 11.0 0 0 0 6 1 2 0 Rod Windsor 16 139 1754 109.6 12.6 47 39 Tyre Glasper 18 34.5 28 13 14.0 11.5 1 0 0 4 3 0 0 Kerry Reed 15 76 705 47.0 9.3 34 25 Cliff Dukes 16 18.5 12 13 4.0 3.5 0 0 0 5 2 1 0 Markee White 9 76 652 72.4 11.4 35 16 Antt Hawthorne 17 13.5 13 1 5.0 4.0 0 0 0 3 3 2 0 Chase Deadder 10 32 349 34.9 10.9 45 14 Anthon McCloud 9 9.5 8 3 4.0 2.5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 AJ Cruz 12 27 220 18.3 8.1 20 5 Chase Deadder 10 9.5 8 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Dan Buckner 5 26 304 60.8 11.7 48 3 Kerry Reed 15 9.5 9 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Mykel Benson 18 16 182 10.1 11.4 26 2 Markee White 9 8.5 7 3 0.0. 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Darrin Moore 3 13 140 46.7 10.8 45 4 Markus Smith 2 8.0 8 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jared Perry 2 11 170 85.0 15.5 31 1 Marcus Pittman 8 6.5 4 5 1.0 1.5 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 Joe Gibbs 6 4 26 4.3 6.5 18 2 Dan Buckner 5 3.5 2 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 Ronnell Pompey 4 3 28 7.0 9.3 13 0 Marcus Smith 1 3.0 2 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 3 16 1.8 5.3 10 0 Antoni Dennard 1 2.5 2 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Quentin Sims 1 3 10 10.0 3.3 7 2 Mykel Benson 18 2.5 2 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chris Summers 1 1 16 16.0 16.0 16 0 Ronnell Pompey 4 2.5 2 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Darrin Moore 3 2.0 1 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KICKING Chris Summers 2 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP FGA FGM FG% FGL EPA EPM EP% Jeremy Shelley 3 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jeremy Shelley 3 5 3 40 26 22 18 81.8 Nick Davila 14 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 1 1 100 27 100 80 80.0 Fabriz Scaccia 13 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL PURPOSE JT Gilmore 3 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP YDS AVG TD PTS Sherman Carter 17 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rod Windsor 16 1806 112.9 42 252 Quentin Sims 1 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AJ Cruz 12 1487 123.9 14 84 Joe Gibbs 6 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kerry Reed 15 791 52.7 25 150 Rod Windsor 16 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Markee White 9 659 73.2 17 102 David Sumter 3 0.5 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mykel Benson 18 468 26.0 19 114 Chase Deadder 10 349 34.9 14 84 Dan Buckner 5 304 60.8 4 24 Arkeith Brown 18 236 13.1 1 6 Jared Perry 2 219 109.5 1 6 Darrin Moore 3 140 46.7 4 24 Jeremy Kellem 18 96 5.3 0 0 Marquis Floyd 17 55 3.2 0 0 Ronnell Pompey 4 28 7.0 0 0 Joe Gibbs 6 26 4.3 2 12 Chris Summers 1 16 16.0 0 0 Derek Dennis 9 16 1.8 0 0 Nick Davila 14 10 0.7 1 6 Quentin Sims 1 10 10.0 2 12 BJ Coleman 8 6 0.8 0 0 Shane Boyd 10 2 0.2 0 0

ALL-TIME SCORES

COACHING HISTORY 1994 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (8-4) 1996 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (11-3) Records include postseason games DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 1992-2004 141-65 5/20 Orlando L, 28-38 4/27 Orlando W, 55-52 5/28 Cleveland W, 64-40 2005 7-9 5/4 San Jose W, 61-59 6/4 at Cleveland W, 37-35 5/11 at Anaheim L, 44-48 2006-07 13-21 6/11 Mass W, 37-35 5/18 at Charlotte W, 54-48 2008-present Kevin Guy 103-35 6/18 Charlotte W, 59-52 5/25 Florida W, 53-37 7/2 at Las Vegas W, 50-7 6/1 W, 51-44 1992 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (4-6) 7/9 W, 41-26 6/7 at Minnesota W, 59-27 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 7/15 at Miami L, 52-66 6/15 at Memphis W, 45-37 5/30 at Albany L, 35-62 7/23 at Albany L, 33-39 6/22 Anaheim W, 48-45 6/6 at San Antonio L, 29-43 7/30 Tampa Bay W, 48-21 6/28 St. Louis W, 64-57 6/13 Sacramento W, 51-36 8/6 at Orlando L, 21-46 7/3 at Texas W, 74-48 6/20 W, 23-15 8/12 Las Vegas W, 51-46 7/13 Connecticut W, 51-45 6/26 at Sacramento L, 16-35 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/27 at Tampa Bay L, 48-69 7/3 Dallas W, 42-35 8/18 Charlotte W, 53-24 8/2 at San Jose L, 29-30 7/11 Tampa Bay L, 28-59 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/17 at Orlando L, 21-71 8/27 at Albany W, 40-33 8/10 Orlando W, 65-48 7/25 San Antonio W, 54-31 ARENABOWL VII SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/1 at Dallas L, 20-33 9/2 at Orlando W, 36-31 8/16 at Tampa Bay L, 54-55

1993 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (7-5) 1995 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (7-5) 1997 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (12-2) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/15 Detroit L, 29-49 5/12 at San Jose W, 43-37 5/4 Tampa Bay L, 30-42 5/21 Charlotte L, 46-49 5/19 Albany W, 45-35 5/9 at Orlando W, 32-31 5/28 at Cleveland W, 30-20 5/27 Las Vegas W, 72-69 5/16 Anaheim W, 58-26 6/5 at Albany W, 54-50 6/2 at Memphis W, 48-33 5/24 San Jose W, 59-50 6/12 Tampa Bay L, 33-63 6/10 Iowa L, 54-62 5/31 Florida W, 48-25 6/18 at Dallas W, 43-40 6/24 Charlotte L, 50-52 6/9 at San Jose W, 59-22 6/26 at Cincinnati W, 27-26 7/1 at Orlando W, 49-48 6/13 at Portland W, 49-30 7/3 Dallas W, 73-45 7/7 at Milwaukee L, 53-66 6/21 Florida W, 58-41 7/10 Cleveland W, 34-14 7/15 St. Louis L, 46-56 6/27 at Milwaukee W, 47-40 7/16 at Orlando L, 34-48 7/22 Miami W, 52-29 7/23 Cincinnati W, 51-43 7/28 at Las Vegas L, 46-60 7/6 at Nashville L, 49-56 7/30 at Detroit W, 32-42 8/6 at San Jose W, 41-40 7/12 Milwaukee W, 56-44 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/18 at Anaheim W, 53-37 8/8 Charlotte W, 56-49 8/13 Iowa L, 52-56 7/26 Albany W, 77-60 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/31 New York W, 38-36 8/14 at Detroit L, 34-38 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/9 Milwaukee W, 46-29 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/16 Tampa Bay W, 49-46 ARENABOWL XI 8/25 Iowa W, 55-33

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1998 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (10-4) 2003 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (10-6) 2007 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (4-12) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/3 at Iowa W, 61-40 2/2 San Jose L, 28-49 3/3 Georgia L, 65-69 5/9 at San Jose W, 62-43 2/9 Las Vegas W, 46-42 3/10 Utah L, 71-75 5/16 Milwaukee W, 62-61 2/14 at Buffalo L, 45-49 3/16 at Colorado L, 54-56 5/22 at Houston W, 58-57 2/23 at Indiana W, 62-54 3/23 Las Vegas W, 68-41 5/30 Florida L, 54-61 3/2 Dallas L, 64-65 3/30 at Kansas City L, 61-62 6/6 San Jose W, 48-26 3/7 Detroit W, 51-41 4/6 at Los Angeles L, 45-64 6/11 at Portland W, 58-30 3/16 Colorado W, 72-45 4/14 Nashville L, 36-62 3/23 at San Jose L, 58-59 6/20 Orlando L, 40-42 4/20 at Utah W, 83-69 3/28 at Tampa Bay L, 39-68 4/28 at New York L, 45-67 6/28 Portland W, 62-52 4/6 Orlando W, 62-36 5/5 San Jose L, 49-56 7/2 at Grand Rapids W, 69-27 4/13 at Los Angeles W, 82-76 5/12 Austin W, 53-41 7/13 at Albany L, 34-58 4/19 at Grand Rapids W, 82-81 5/18 at Tampa Bay L, 50-59 7/16 New York W, 62-34 4/26 Carolina W, 62-22 5/26 L, 47-53 7/26 at New Jersey L, 57-64 5/4 Los Angeles L, 49-63 6/3 at Las Vegas W, 41-20 8/2 Nashville W, 59-55 5/11 at Chicago W, 56-44 6/11 Los Angeles L, 52-55 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/18 at Colorado W, 59-48 6/16 at San Jose L, 25-66 8/7 Houston W, 50-36 FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/25 Las Vegas W, 69-26 2008 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (8-8) 8/15 Orlando L, 33-38 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME DATE OPPONENT RESULT 6/1 at Los Angeles W, 70-63 3/1 at Utah W, 63-62 1999 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (10-4) SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 3/10 Los Angeles L, 33-65 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 6/8 at San Jose W, 60-49 3/15 at San Jose L, 43-63 4/23 New Jersey W, 62-54 ARENABOWL XVII 3/21 New York W, 62-33 5/8 Iowa W, 58-39 6/22 at Tampa Bay L, 29-43 3/28 at Chicago L, 35-59 5/15 at San Jose L, 50-54 4/13 at Tampa Bay W, 63-62 5/22 at Albany L, 54-59 2004 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (11-5) 4/18 New Orleans L, 36-60 5/29 Houston W, 56-47 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/26 Georgia W, 66-61 6/4 at Houston W, 45-38 2/8 Los Angeles L, 32-51 5/3 at Los Angeles L, 59-66 6/12 San Jose W, 75-37 2/13 Detroit L, 31-48 5/9 San Jose L, 42-63 6/19 at Tampa Bay W, 60-41 2/21 at Carolina W, 45-38 5/17 at Dallas W, 55-54 6/25 at Nashville W, 65-64 2/29 New York W, 53-41 5/24 Grand Rapids W, 52-48 7/2 at Portland W, 45-40 3/5 Columbus W, 65-42 5/31 at Orlando W, 60-53 7/12 Florida W, 50-40 3/14 at Las Vegas L, 64-65 6/8 at Kansas City W, 73-34 7/18 New England W, 66-40 3/18 New Orleans L, 45-49 6/16 Colorado L, 55-62 7/24 at Milwaukee L, 28-31 3/27 at Colorado L, 46-54 6/21 Utah L, 45-62 8/1 Portland L, 35-55 4/4 at Grand Rapids W, 51-41 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 4/10 Las Vegas W, 80-63 6/30 Grand Rapids L, 41-48 8/7 Nashville W, 34-30 4/18 Dallas W, 71-48 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 4/25 at Indiana W, 46-43 2010 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (10-6) 5/1 at Los Angeles W, 42-38 8/14 at Albany L, 47-73 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/9 San Jose W, 58-41 4/3 at Cleveland W, 61-56 5/15 at Detroit W, 57-33 4/16 Chicago L, 56-70 2000 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (12-2) 5/30 at San Jose W, 50-43 4/23 Tulsa W, 77-76 DATE OPPONENT RESULT QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/1 at Tampa Bay L, 61-62 4/15 Iowa W, 56-48 6/6 Los Angeles W, 59-42 5/7 Spokane L, 56-63 4/21 at New Jersey W, 48-41 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/21 at Iowa W, 52-48 4/29 at San Jose W, 51-42 6/13 Colorado W, 45-41 5/28 at Utah W, 83-58 5/6 Nashville L, 46-66 ARENABOWL XVII 6/5 Milwaukee W, 68-67 5/11 Los Angeles W, 55-28 6/27 San Jose L, 62-69 6/11 W, 56-55 5/20 at Albany W, 59-35 6/19 Bossier-Shreveport W, 77-52 5/27 Milwaukee W, 64-49 2005 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (7-9) 6/26 at Jacksonville W, 66-50 6/1 San Jose L, 34-55 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 7/2 at Spokane L, 36-37 6/10 at Los Angeles W, 54-51 1/28 at Grand Rapids W, 58-38 7/10 at Chicago L, 50-55 6/15 Oklahoma W, 42-28 2/3 Orlando L, 40-51 7/16 Utah W, 48-20 7/3 at Oklahoma W, 56-29 2/12 at Georgia L, 47-61 7/24 at Tulsa W, 61-51 7/8 Carolina W, 44-42 2/19 Colorado L, 69-74 7/31 Iowa L, 46-67 7/13 at New England W, 60-28 2/27 at New York L, 37-61 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/22 at Iowa W, 58-50 3/6 Los Angeles L, 29-33 8/6 at Spokane L, 49-57 FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME 3/13 at Tampa Bay L, 56-59 7/27 Buffalo W, 41-34 3/19 Las Vegas L, 63-66 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 3/26 at Nashville W, 48-35 2011 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (16-2) 8/5 at Albany W, 53-50 4/3 at San Jose L, 27-48 DATE OPPONENT RESULT SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 4/8 Columbus W, 70-53 3/12 Jacksonville W, 55-52 8/13 at Orlando L, 44-56 4/22 Austin W, 52-26 3/19 Milwaukee W, 62-31 4/30 at Los Angeles L, 56-59 3/28 at Tulsa W, 69-20 2001 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (8-6) 5/6 Chicago W, 61-43 4/2 Orlando W, 48-47 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/14 San Jose W, 54-44 4/16 at Kansas City W, 63-49 4/21 at San Jose L, 37-48 5/22 at Las Vegas W, 49-42 4/23 Utah W, 67-61 4/27 at Los Angeles W, 49-21 4/30 at Spokane L, 69-70 5/5 Houston W, 53-38 2006 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (8-8) 5/7 at San Jose W, 65-43 5/12 Oklahoma W, 50-42 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/14 Chicago L, 49-50 5/20 Indiana L, 37-43 1/29 at Los Angeles L, 31-40 5/20 at New Orleans W, 61-53 5/26 Buffalo W, 50-14 2/3 Austin L, 34-43 5/ 28 Cleveland W, 63-42 6/3 at New York L, 41-59 2/12 San Jose L, 50-58 6/4 at Utah W, 72-37 6/9 Oklahoma W, 69-27 2/18 Utah W, 45-38 6/11 Iowa W, 61-41 6/15 at Tampa Bay W, 55-49 2/24 at Columbus L, 26-42 6/18 San Jose W, 64-57 6/23 Los Angeles L, 48-54 3/4 Nashville W, 51-49 6/25 at Philadelphia W, 55-54 6/30 Houston W, 77-67 3/10 Orlando W, 60-57 7/ 2 Spokane W, 68-46 7/6 San Jose L, 63-73 3/17 at Las Vegas W, 47-33 7/10 at W, 68-34 7/14 New York L, 55-62 3/24 Los Angeles W, 58-45 7/23 at Dallas W, 55-49 7/20 at Milwaukee W, 64-47 4/2 at San Jose L, 49-61 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME 4/7 at Utah W, 64-52 7/29 Spokane W, 62-33 7/28 Detroit W, 52-44 4/15 Chicago W, 61-42 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 4/23 at Grand Rapids L, 42-45 8/6 Chicago W, 54-48 8/4 at San Jose L, 49-68 4/28 at Dallas L, 46-54 ARENABOWL XXIV 5/5 Las Vegas W, 75-28 8/12 Jacksonville L, 70-73 2002 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (11-3) 5/12 at San Jose L, 48-62 DATE OPPONENT RESULT WILD CARD ROUND 4/20 at San Jose L, 51-52 5/20 Utah W, 57-34 4/27 Los Angeles W, 63-59 DIVISIONAL ROUND 5/4 Toronto W, 58-47 5/27 at San Jose L, 48-62 5/10 at Georgia W, 51-40 5/18 at Dallas W, 53-30 5/25 Chicago W, 52-41 5/31 Grand Rapids L, 53-71 6/7 at Carolina W, 48-42 6/16 Dallas L, 33-36 6/22 Indiana W, 34-21

6/28 at Buffalo W, 69-42

7/6 at Los Angeles W, 52-46

7/12 San Jose W, 59-52

7/20 at New Jersey W, 53-45 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME

8/4 Carolina W, 61-59 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME

8/11 Chicago W, 46-35

ARENABOWL XVI 8/18 at San Jose L, 14-52

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2012 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (13-5) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/10 at San Jose L, 70-71 OT 3/17 Milwaukee W, 71-65 3/29 at Kansas City W, 56-28 4/6 Spokane W, 57-53 4/14 at Iowa L, 54-56 4/22 San Antonio W, 68, 34 4/29 at Georgia W, 60-27 5/5 San Jose L, 70-77 5/12 Chicago W, 77-43 5/19 at Utah W, 86-70 5/26 at New Orleans W, 69-45 6/2 Pittsburgh W, 55-45 6/9 Iowa W, 55-48 6/22 at Milwaukee W, 52-37 6/29 at Spokane W, 61-35 7/6 Utah L, 49-62 7/14 at San Antonio L, 61-62 7/21 Kansas City W, 47-22 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/28 San Jose W, 41-48 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/4 Utah W, 75-69 ARENABOWL XXV 8/10 Philadelphia W, 72-54

2013 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (15-3) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/23 Philadelphia W, 66-52 3/29 at Utah W, 77-49 4/6 San Jose W, 73-47 4/12 at Spokane L, 49-66 4/20 San Antonio W, 83-40 4/28 Orlando W, 82-42 5/4 at Jacksonville W, 58-48 5/11 Utah W, 65-49 5/19 at Chicago W, 56-49 5/25 Iowa W, 70-26 6/1 at Philadelphia W, 64-57 6/8 at San Antonio W, 70-21 6/15 Spokane W, 59-42 6/22 at San Jose L, 42-72 7/6 at Orlando W, 84-56 7/13 New Orleans W, 79-42 7/20 Chicago L, 42-63 7/27 at Iowa W, 84-45 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/4 San Jose W, 59-49 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/10 Spokane W, 65-57 ARENABOWL XXVI 8/17 Philadelphia W, 48-39

2014 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (15-3) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/15 Philadelphia W, 62-55 3/23 Spokane W, 68-49 4/5 Jacksonville W, 63-38 4/12 at San Jose W, 57-51 4/19 Pittsburgh W, 73-69 4/26 San Antonio W, 69-59 5/3 at Jacksonville W, 70-61 5/11 at Portland W, 61-32 5/18 Spokane W, 70-38 5/25 at Los Angeles W, 83-47 5/31 San Jose W, 51-42 6/6 at Portland W, 70-59 6/14 at San Antonio W, 70-34 6/21 Los Angeles W, 83-47 6/27 at San Jose L, 33-62 7/12 at Spokane L, 66-73 7/20 Portland W, 65-55 7/26 at Orlando L, 50-56 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/3 Portland W, 52-48 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/10 San Jose W, 72-56 ARENABOWL XXVII 8/23 at Cleveland W, 72-32

2015 SEASON: ARIZONA RATTLERS (14-4) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/28 Spokane W, 60-43 4/4 at Las Vegas L, 53-70 4/11 at Cleveland W, 49-41 4/18 Portland W, 65-47 4/25 at Los Angeles W, 68-30 5/2 San Jose L, 34-56 5/9 at New Orleans W, 47-39 5/16 Las Vegas W, 60-41 5/30 at Spokane W, 59-47 6/6 Tampa Bay W, 69-46 6/12 at Portland W, 69-42 6/20 Orlando W, 55-35 6/27 at Los Angeles W, 49-43 7/11 Las Vegas W, 57-43 7/17 at Spokane L, 45-52 7/26 Los Angeles W, 68-55 7/31 at San Jose L, 29-56 8/8 Portland W, 67-39 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/15 Spokane W, 72-41 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/22 at San Jose L, 67-70

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TEAM INFORMATION RECORD HOLDERS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – CAREER CATEGORY NAME YEARS PERFORMANCE Points Scored 1997-99, 2001-03 757 Passing Yards John Dutton 2010-2013 9405 Passing TDs John Dutton 2010-2013 184 Receptions 2011-15 728 Receiving Yards Dominick Goodman 2011-15 7282 Receiving TDs Dominick Goodman 2011-15 132 Rushing Yards Marlion Jackson 2005-08 525 Rushing TDs Marlion Jackson 2005-08 29 Interceptions By Jeroid Johnson 2000-04 21

Sacks Robert Stewart 1997-2000 20.5 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Tackles Joe Phinisee 2010-15 397.0 Team Colors: Red, Black and Gray MFG Return Yards Dominic Jones 2012-15 52

Year in League: 18th (7th in Cleveland) KO Return Yards Sedrick Robinson 2002-03 2533 Combined KR YDs Sedrick Robinson 2002-03 2533 TEAM OFFICE Field Goals Made Steve Videtich 1997-99, 2001-03 104 200 Touchdown Drive Cleveland, OH 44115 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE SEASON CATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCE Telephone: 216/420-2222 Points Scored Otis Amey 2008 302 Fax: 216/420-2298 Passing Yards John Dutton 2010 5104 Website: www.clevelandgladiators.com Passing TDs 2015 101 Receptions Dominick Goodman 2012 170 FRONT OFFICE Receiving Yards Ben Nelson 2010 1867 Majority Owner: Receiving TDs Otis Amey 2008 48 COO: Mike Ostrowski Rushing Yards Marlion Jackson 2008 356 VP of Marketing/Comunications: Pam Frasco Rushing TDs Marlion Jackson 2008 23 Manager of Broadcasting/Team Interceptions By Marrio Norman 2014 12 Communications: Tony Brown Sacks Tim Cheatwood 2011 12.5 Communications Coordinator: Jeff Elston Tackles Levy Brown 2011 135.5 VP of Franchise Development: Alan Mowrey MFG Return Yards Dominic Jones 2014 52 Arena Operations: Matt Miller KO Return Yards Robert Redd 2012 1307 Combined KR YDs Robert Redd 2012 1307

Field Goals Made Jason Ball 2008 16 ARENA Quicken Loans Arena INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE GAME 200 Touchdown Drive CATEGORY NAME PERFORMANCE Cleveland, OH 44115 Points Scored 4 times; recent: : 4/2/2011, Cleveland vs. Chicago 36 Main Phone: 216/420-2000 Passing Yards 2 times; recent: John Dutton: 7/3/2010, Cleveland at Orlando 411 Press Entrance: Located on the south side of Passing TDs Shane Austin: 6/21/2014, Cleveland at Philadelphia 11 the arena, across from Progressive Field, on Receptions Dominick Goodman: 6/7/2013, Cleveland vs. Iowa 18 Gateway Plaza Receiving Yards Otis Amey: 4/19/2008, Cleveland at Los Angeles 208 Receiving TDs 4 times; recent: Troy Bergeron: 4/2/2011, Cleveland vs. Chicago 6 PRACTICE FACILITY Rushing Yards Marlion Jackson: 3/3/2008, Cleveland vs. New York 62 Lost Nation Sports Park West Rushing TDs 2 times; recent: : 3/15/2014, Cleveland at Pittsburgh 4 2101 All Pro Athletic Dr. Interceptions By Marrio Norman: 3/29/2014, Cleveland at New Orleans 4 Sacks Almondo Sewell: 4/8/2012, Cleveland vs. Orlando 2.5 Lorain, OH 44053 Tackles Levy Brown: 6/25/2011, Cleveland vs. San Jose 15.5 MFG Return Yards Dominic Jones: 5/10/14, Cleveland vs. Los Angeles 52 FRANCHISE RECORDS KO Return Yards LaRoche Jackson: 7/12/2014, Cleveland at San Antonio 173 New Jersey Red Dogs 1997-2000 Combined KR YDs LaRoche Jackson: 7/12/2014, Cleveland at San Antonio 173 New Jersey Gladiators 2001-02 Field Goals Made Jason Ball: 4/5/2008, Cleveland at Dallas 3 Las Vegas Gladiators 2003-07 Cleveland Gladiators 2008-present ArenaBowl Championships 0 2016 SCHEDULE ArenaBowl Appearances 1 Overall Record 137-162 Regular Season 132-154 DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET)* 4/1 Philadelphia 7:00 p.m. Playoffs 5-8 4/9 Tampa Bay 7:00 p.m. Home Record 78-72 4/16 Los Angeles 7:30 p.m. Away Record 59-89 4/23 at Philadelphia 4:00 p.m. Neutral Site 0-1 4/29 Orlando 7:00 p.m. Overtime 11-2 5/6 Jacksonville 7:00 p.m. 5/13 Portland 7:00 p.m. 5/23 at Tampa Bay 7:30 p.m. FOOTBALL OPERATIONS 5/28 Philadelphia 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Steve Thonn 6/3 Arizona 7:00 p.m. Defensive Coordinator: Ron Selesky 6/13 at Orlando 7:30 p.m. Head Line Coach: Mike Smith 6/20 at Portland 10:00 p.m. Defensive Backs Coach: Dominic Jones 6/25 at Jacksonville 7:00 p.m. Athletic Trainer: Jeff Lambert-Shemo 7/9 Philadelphia 6:00 p.m. 7/16 at Los Angeles 10:00 p.m. Equipment Manager: Michael Buchanan 7/24 at Arizona 9:00 p.m. * All times Eastern. All games subject to change.

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2016 HEAD COACH

STEVE THONN (Overall Record: 78-100)

PRO CAREER: Hired by the Cleveland Gladiators on December 23, 2009, Steve Thonn enters his seventh season as the head coach of the Gladiators and his 19th as a coach in the AFL. In six seasons in Cleveland, Thonn has compiled a regular season record of 54-52 and a postseason record of 2-3. Thonn began his coaching career as the wide receivers and special teams coach for the Firebirds in 1994. In 1995, he became the offensive coordinator for the before being named to the same position with the Milwaukee Mustangs the following season. He landed his first head coaching job in 1998 with the Houston Thunderbears, where he coached for four seasons. In 2004, Thonn was tabbed as the offensive coordinator of the . The Force compiled a 33-15 regular season record and made appearances in two conference championship games and one ArenaBowl during his time with the team, while his offensive unit posted 145 touchdowns in 2007, more than any squad in the League history up to that point. The accolades earned Thonn another head coaching job in 2008, this time with the . Despite a 6-10 regular season record, the Rampage qualified for postseason play and won two games in the playoffs before being eliminated by the San Jose SaberCats in the conference championship game. Thonn took over as the head coach and director of football operations for the Cleveland Gladiators in 2010. In 2011, Thonn guided Cleveland to a 10-8 record and the American East Division crown. In 2014, Thonn led the Gladiators to a historic 17-1 regular season which included an American Conference championship and a trip to ArenaBowl XXVII. Prior to coaching, Thonn enjoyed a five-year playing career as a and with the and .

BACKGROUND: Wide receiver, Wheaton College (1984-1987). WR/DB with Chicago Brusiers (1988), Albany Firebirds (1990-1993). Wide Receivers/Special Teams, Albany Firebirds (1994). Offensive Coordinator, Connecticut Coyotes (1995). Offensive Coordinator, Milwaukee Mustangs (1996). Head Coach, Houston Thunderbears (1998-2001). Offensive Coordinator, Georgia Force (2004-2007), Head Coach, Grand Rapids Rampage (2008). Head Coach, Cleveland Gladiators (2010-present).

2016 CAMP ROSTER 2015 TEAM STATISTICS

# POS NAME HGT WGT EXP DOB COLLEGE CLE OPP - WR AJ Barker 6-1 195 R 03/25/91 Minnesota SCORING 953 959 Points Per Game 52.9 53.3 - WR 6-0 180 5 10/07/85 Wesley FIRST DOWNS 384 359 - DB Shaine Boyle 5-11 185 1 05/01/88 Faulkner Rushing 39 32 - OL DJ Brandel 6-5 305 R 03/15/91 Chapman Passing 272 275 - DL Randy Colling 6-5 320 3 05/10/90 Gannon Penalty 73 52 - QB Chris Dieker 6-5 235 4 07/22/87 Southern RUSHING YARDAGE 395 320 Yards gained rushing 405 350 - DL Isaiah Dunning 6-2 300 R 05/09/92 Grand Valley State Yards lost rushing 10 30 - WR Dominick Goodman 6-1 215 5 02/01/87 Cincinnati Rushing Attempts 120 120 - DL Matt Hardison 6-4 295 2 05/23/88 Delaware Average Per Rush 3.3 2.7 - DB Jajuan Harley 6-1 210 R 01/17/91 Florida State Average Per Game 21.9 17.8 - QB Dennis Havrilla 6-1 195 2 08/24/87 Western New Mexico TDs Rushing 22 22 PASSING YARDAGE 4623 4931 - WR Josiah Holt 5-9 190 1 07/10/92 Baldwin Wallace Att-Comp-Int 696-425-19 630-403=13 - OL Robby Ignagni 6-3 310 R 06/29/92 Carson Newman Average Per Pass 6.6 7.8 - DL Collin Keoshian 6-2 295 R 04/10/91 Illinois State Average Per Catch 10.9 12.2 - DL Bryan Keys 6-2 320 R 01/27/92 Minnesota State Average Per Game 256.8 273.9 - WR Thyron Lewis 6-4 205 6 11/25/82 Howard TDs Passing 102 108 TOTAL OFFENSE 5018 5251 - DB Nathan Lindsey 6-0 200 R 11/23/92 Ft. Hays State Total Plays 831 778 - DB Ray Little 6-0 195 2 03/09/83 Sacramento City Average Per Play 6.0 6.7 - OL 6-3 315 2 09/01/89 West Virginia Average Per Game 278.8 291.7 - OL Phillip-Keith Manley 6-4 340 1 05/07/90 Toledo KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 108-2013 98-1713 - DB Dayonne Nunley 5-9 195 R 12/10/91 Miami OH FG RETURNS: #-Yards 1-0 1-52 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-243 19-145 - DL Roosevelt Roberts 6-4 255 1 08/24/89 Troy KICK RETURN AVERAGE 18.6 17.5 - DB 5-11 180 R 05/11/90 Florida A&M FG RETURN AVERAGE 0.0 52.0 - OL Chad Schofield 6-4 305 3 12/19/87 Marshall INT RETURN AVERAGE 18.7 7.6 - WR Quentin Sims 6-3 205 1 07/11/90 Tennessee Martin FUMBLES-LOST 22-15 18-14 - OL Jesse Somsel 6-5 315 R 06/25/91 Saginaw Valley PENALTIES-Yards 133-946 174-1240 Average Per Game 52.6 68.9 - OL Jairus Spain 6-5 320 R 12/15/90 Norfolk State TIME OF POSSESSION/Game -29:-38 29:23 - DB Brandon Stephens 5-11 210 2 12/04/87 Miami OH 3RD-DOWN Conversions 50/119 49/112 - OL Aslam Sterling 6-5 325 R 08/20/92 Kansas 3rd-Down Pct 42% 44% - WR 6-1 205 6 02/28/87 Indiana 4TH-DOWN Conversions 24/48 25/46 - K Adrian Trevino 5-11 190 3 01/02/88 Missouri Valley 4th-Down Pct 50% 54% SACKS BY-Yards 28-143 15-96 - DB Kenny Veal 6-0 195 R 05/26/89 Tennessee Martin MISC YARDS 33 71 - WR Devin Wilson 6-2 205 R 10/13/90 Tennessee State TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 135 137 - DL 6-1 270 4 01/08/87 Cincinnati FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 7-8 3-8 ON-SIDE KICKS 3-16 4-15 (Roster as of 03/14/16) RED-ZONE SCORES 72-94 77% 67-85 79% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 68-94 72% 65-85 76% 4-point drop-kick FGs 0-0 0-0 PAT-ATTEMPTS 108-124 87% 118-128 92% 2-point drop-kick PATs 0-0 0-0 ATTENDANCE 104022 66532 Games/Avg Per Game 9/11558 9/7392

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Cleveland Gladiators 212 259 185 290 7 953 Opponents 179 296 200 278 6 959

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2015 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING RETURNS PLAYER GP RAT A C % Y TD INT PLAYER K KY KAV KL KTD Shane Austin 18 107.36 682 416 61.0 4651 101 18 Amarri Jackson 74 1532 20.7 58 3 Chris Dieker 10 100.80 13 9 69.2 68 1 0 17 273 16.1 25 0 Amarri Jackson 18 0.00 1 0 0.0 0 0 1 10 155 15.5 24 0 Dominic Jones 3 49 16.3 18 0 RUSHING Quorey Payne 1 0 0.0 0 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Joe Phinisee 1 0 0.0 0 0 Shane Austin 18 56 185 10.3 3.3 18 12 Dominick Goodman 1 4 4.0 4 0 Jeramie Richardson 15 28 93 6.2 3.3 23 7 Justin Hannah 1 0 0.0 0 0 Amarri Jackson 18 7 38 2.1 5.4 8 1 Phillip-Keith Manley 10 11 22 2.2 2.0 5 1 Jesse Peterson 2 2 15 7.5 7.5 12 0 DEFENSE Corey Howard 4 3 11 2.8 3.7 9 0 PLAYER GP TOT SOL AST TFL SACK INT IY ITD PBU FR FF FTD Chris Dieker 10 4 10 1.0 2.5 9 0 Dominic Jones 15 82.5 71 23 0.0 0.0 1 14 0 23 0 0 0 Collin Taylor 18 4 9 0.5 2.2 10 1 Joe Phinisee 17 63.0 50 26 0.0 0.0 4 105 3 5 5 1 2 Chad Schofield 8 3 8 1.0 2.7 4 0 Fred Shaw 10 40.5 33 15 0.0 0.0 1 0 0 8 0 0 0 Andrae Thurman 5 1 3 0.6 3.0 3 0 Brandon Stephens 6 33.0 31 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 Kitt O’Brien 16 1 1 0.1 1.0 1 0 Willi McGinnis 18 31.0 20 22 13.0 9.5 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 Donnie Fletcher 10 26.0 19 14 0.5 0.0 2 22 1 5 1 0 0 Justin Hannah 4 23.5 21 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 RECEIVING Mike Alston 16 22.0 18 8 6.5 6.5 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Jeramie Richardson 15 21.5 18 7 2.5 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 Collin Taylor 18 144 1597 88.7 11.1 45 43 Anthone DeGrate 1 20.5 11 19 4.0 2.5 0 0 0 1 1 5 0 Dominick Goodman 16 135 1262 78.9 9.3 24 27 Devon Dace 4 19.0 16 6 0.0 0.0 2 20 0 0 0 0 0 Amarri Jackson 18 92 1173 65.2 12.8 46 24 Collin Taylor 18 15.5 13 5 0.0 0.0 1 12 1 0 1 0 0 Thyron Lewis 7 20 287 41.0 14.4 38 3 Randy Colling 9 14.5 9 11 4.5 3.5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Andrae Thurman 5 8 123 24.6 15.4 36 2 Trevor Colston 2 13.5 13 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kitt O’Brien 16 7 74 4.6 10.6 26 0 Terrance Sanders 3 12.5 10 5 1.0 0.0 1 50 1 1 0 0 0 Andy Cruse 4 7 66 16.5 9.4 21 1 Chris Dieker 10 11.5 8 7 0.0 0.0 1 20 0 0 0 0 0 C.J. Cobb 16 4 27 1.7 6.8 10 0 Tim Cheatwood 10 9.5 6 7 3.5 3.0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 Josiah Holt 1 2 33 33.0 16.5 17 0 Thyron Lewis 7 8.5 7 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Quorey Payne 3 2 28 9.3 14.0 18 2 Marrio Norman 2 7.0 6 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Jerammie Richardson15 2 17 1.1 8.5 11 0 Colby Way 2 7.0 5 4 0.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A.J. Holderman 4 1 17 1.5 17.0 15 0 Brian Brikowski 4 6.5 5 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Philip-Keith Manley 10 1 15 1.5 15.0 15 0 Shane Austin 18 6.0 6 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Amarri Jackson 18 5.5 5 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KICKING A.J. Holderman 4 4.5 3 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP FGA FGM FG% FGL EPA EPM EP% Adrian Trevino 17 3.5 2 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Adrian Trevino 17 8 7 87.5 40 116 104 89.7 Kitt O’Brien 16 3.0 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Andrae Thurman 5 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL PURPOSE Andy Cruse 4 2.0 1 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP YDS AVG TD PTS C.J. Cobb 16 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Amarri Jackson 18 2743 152.4 28 170 Quorey Payne 3 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Collin Taylor 18 1618 89.9 45 272 Dominick Goodman 16 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dominick Goodman 16 1266 79.1 27 166 Corey Howard 4 1.0 0 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Andrae Thurman 5 399 79.8 2 12 Curtis Young 1 0.5 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thyron Lewis 7 287 41.0 3 18 Terrance Sanders 3 205 68.3 1 6 Shane Austin 18 185 10.3 12 74 Jeramie Richardson 15 110 7.3 7 42 Joe Phinisee 17 105 6.2 5 30 Kitt O’Brien 16 75 4.7 0 0 Andy Cruse 4 66 16.5 1 6 Dominic Jones 15 63 4.2 0 0 Phillip-Keith Manley 10 37 3.7 1 6 Josiah Holt 1 33 33.0 0 0 Chris Dieker 10 30 3.0 0 0 Quorey Payne 3 28 9.3 2 12 C.J. Cobb 16 27 1.7 0 0 Donnie Fletcher 10 22 2.2 1 6 Devon Dace 4 20 5.0 0 0 A.J. Holderman 4 17 4.2 0 0 Jesse Petersen 2 15 7.5 0 0 Corey Howard 4 11 2.8 0 0 Chad Schofield 8 8 1.0 0 0

ALL-TIME SCORES

COACHING HISTORY 1998 SEASON: NEW JERSEY RED DOGS (8-6) 1999 SEASON: NEW JERSEY RED DOGS (6-8) Records include postseason games DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 1997-98 18-13 5/4 at New York W, 53-34 4/23 at Arizona L, 54-62 1999-2000 Frank Mattiace 9-15 5/11 Albany L, 38-52 5/2 Albany W, 52-51 2000 Kevin Guy 1-3 5/15 at Nashville L, 42-46 5/7 at Buffalo W, 41-39 2001 Lary Kuharich 2-12 5/22 at Milwaukee W, 60-56 5/17 at Portland W, 38-24 2002-04 Frank Haege 25-23 5/30 Tampa Bay L, 42-81 5/22 Orlando L, 38-51 2005-06 Ron James 13-18 6/8 at Orlando W, 60-49 5/28 Milwaukee L, 40-53 2006 0-1 6/14 San Jose L, 33-51 6/12 at Albany L, 34-38 2007 Danton Barto 2-14 6/19 Florida W, 41-34 6/18 New England W, 44-43 2008 Mike Wilpolt 11-8 6/27 at Albany W, 55-48 6/25 Buffalo W, 34-20 2010-present Steve Thonn 56-55 7/2 New York W, 39-32 7/2 at Houston L, 38-44 7/11 Milwaukee L, 48-49 7/10 Iowa L, 23-56 1997 SEASON: NEW JERSEY RED DOGS (9-5) 7/18 at Iowa L, 49-58 7/17 at Tampa Bay L, 31-55 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 7/26 Ari zona W, 64-57 7/26 at New England W, 65-64 5/4 at Anaheim W, 33-32 8/1 Portland W, 55-52 7/30 Nashville L, 51-66 5/9 Iowa W, 45-21 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/15 Florida L, 28-44 8/8 at Albany W, 66-59 2000 SEASON: NEW JERSEY RED DOGS (4-10) 5/23 New York W, 59-27 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/30 Albany W, 53-52 8/14 at Tampa Bay L, 23-49 4/15 at Orlando L, 21-38 6/7 at Nashville W, 59-55 4/21 Ari zona L, 41-48 6/14 at Tampa Bay W, 44-28 5/6 at Buffalo W, 62-42 6/20 Texas W, 91-62 5/12 Nashville L, 44-49 6/27 at San Jose W, 24-22 5/18 at Tampa Bay L, 26-40 7/6 Orlando L, 33-45 5/26 Albany L, 55-63 7/11 San Jose L, 36-51 6/3 at Grand Rapids W, 59-52 7/19 at Albany L, 49-70 6/10 Oklahoma W, 56-40 7/24 at New York W, 61-28 6/16 at Albany L, 54-61 8/1 Nashville L, 45-59 6/25 Buffalo W, 34-20 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/2 at Houston L, 38-44 8/8 at Orlando L, 37-45 7/10 Iowa L, 23-56 7/26 at New England W, 65-64 7/30 Nashville L, 51-66

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2001 SEASON: NEW JERSEY GLADIATORS (2-12) 2006 SEASON: LAS VEGAS GLADIATORS (5-11) 2012 SEASON: CLEVELAND GLADIATORS (8-10) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/14 Carolina L, 21-52 1/27 at Austin L, 46-64 3/12 at Georgia L, 39-41 4/20 at Buffalo L, 28-39 2/6 San Jose W, 51-48 3/ 23 Kansas City W, 49-39 4/27 Toronto L, 25-28 2/12 at Colorado L, 55-65 4/1 at Philadelphia W, 68-62 5/3 at Nashville L, 28-38 2/17 Georgia L, 34-54 4/8 Orlando W, 41-24 5/11 Detroit W, 57-20 2/25 at Dallas L, 48-55 4/13 at Tampa Bay L, 48-69 5/18 at Orlando L, 47-58 3/5 Philadelphia W, 67-49 4/21 Jacksonville L, 49-54 5/25 at New York L, 49-71 3/10 Grand Rapids W, 66-41 4/28 at Pittsburgh W, 58-43 6/1 Buffalo L, 31-51 3/17 Ari zona L, 33-47 5/11 at Milwaukee W, 69-48 6/8 at Carolina L, 22-68 3/24 at Utah W, 49-47 5/19 Tampa Bay W, 53-34 6/15 Florida L, 51-54 4/2 Los Angeles W, 63-49 5/27 Philadelphia L, 33-55 6/30 New York L, 36-59 4/9 Nashville L, 44-58 6/1 at Iowa L, 62-70 7/8 Indiana W, 62-61 4/14 at San Jose L, 59-69 6/8 Pittsburgh L, 0-2 () 7/14 at Toronto L, 45-52 4/23 at Chicago L, 47-67 6/16 New Orleans L, 42-54 7/21 at Tampa Bay L, 41-44 4/29 Utah L, 52-63 6/23 at Jacksonville L, 42-56 5/5 at Arizona L, 28-75 6/29 Milwaukee W, 69-32 2002 SEASON: NEW JERSEY GLADIATORS (9-5) 5/13 at Los Angeles L, 27-44 7/6 at Orlando L, 34-55 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 7/13 at Utah L, 63-83 4/19 at Buffalo L, 51-53 2007 SEASON: CLEVELAND GLADIATORS (2-14) 7/21 Chicago W, 60-54 4/28 Dallas W, 45-44 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/4 at Orlando W, 45-44 3/4 at Austin L, 36-57 2013 SEASON: CLEVELAND GLADIATORS (4-14) 5/11 Carolina L, 28-40 3/8 at Grand Rapids W, 79-69 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/18 New York W, 76-69 3/18 New Orleans L, 31-59 3/24 Spokane L, 41-67 5/24 at Toronto W, 45-38 3/23 at Arizona L, 41-68 3/30 at Tampa Bay L, 47-69 6/2 at Chicago L, 14-44 4/1 Utah L, 47-57 4/6 Jacksonville L, 49-66 6/8 Grand Rapids W, 70-42 4/8 Kansas City L, 31-65 4/20 at Philadelphia W, 64-57 OT 6/15 at Tampa Bay W, 53-33 4/15 at Georgia L, 68-69 4/27 Utah L, 40-57 6/23 Buffalo L, 45-52 4/20 at Colorado L, 53-63 5/4 at San Jose L, 36-56 6/29 at Detroit W, 62-45 4/29 Orlando L, 34-69 5/11 Chicago W, 53-50 7/6 at New York W, 76-50 5/6 Los Angeles L, 37-59 5/18 San Antonio L, 33-57 7/13 Toronto W, 57-55 5/12 at San Jose L, 34-61 5/25 at Pittsburgh L, 44-55 7/20 Ari zona L, 45-53 5/18 at Utah W, 54-53 6/1 at New Orleans L, 40-69 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 6/3 Ari zona L, 20-41 6/7 Iowa L, 33-37 8/3 Orlando L, 46-49 6/10 Nashville L, 48-63 6/15 at Orlando L, 55-62 6/17 at Los Angeles L, 42-60 6/22 at Jacksonville L, 41-43 2003 SEASON: LAS VEGAS GLADIATORS (8-8) 6/25 San Jose L 46-73 6/29 Philadelphia L, 57-66 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 7/6 Pittsburgh W, 71-58 2/2 at Los Angeles L, 48-60 2008 SEASON: CLEVELAND GLADIATORS (9-7) 7/13 Chicago L, 32-68 2/9 at Arizona L, 42-46 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 7/20 Orlando W, 65-62 2/17 Tampa Bay W, 61-55 3/3 New York W, 61-49 7/27 at Utah L, 46-48 2/22 at New York W, 46-45 3/9 Utah W, 66-63 3/2 San Jose L, 37-72 3/15 at Columbus W, 59-57 2014 SEASON: CLEVELAND GLADIATORS (17-1) 3/9 at Carolina W, 51-41 3/21 at New Orleans L, 24-63 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/16 Chicago L, 48-68 4/5 at Dallas L, 51-58 3/15 at Pittsburgh W, 63-53 3/23 at Buffalo W, 50-32 4/11 Colorado L, 66-69 3/29 at New Orleans W, 37-26 3/29 Georgia W, 46-41 4/19 at Los Angeles W, 83-69 4/4 Iowa W, 54-47 4/5 Colorado W, 68-34 4/26 at New York L, 39-56 4/12 at Los Angeles W, 40-30 4/13 at Grand Rapids L, 21-69 5/2 Philadelphia W, 67-55 4/19 at Spokane W, 52-50 4/20 at Orlando L, 31-56 5/9 Orlando W, 62-43 4/26 Pittsburgh W, 55-28 4/27 Detroit W, 58-45 5/17 at Colorado W, 50-46 5/10 Los Angeles W, 45-42 5/3 New York L, 42-43 5/23 at Tampa Bay L, 48-58 5/17 at Iowa W, 63-46 5/11 at Detroit L, 52-76 5/31 Dallas L, 52-68 5/23 Philadelphia W, 54-42 5/18 Buffalo W, 55-38 6/7 Chicago W, 65-44 5/31 at Pittsburgh L, 34-48 FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME 6/14 at Philadelphia L, 61-62 6/7 Iowa W, 86-49 5/25 at Arizona L, 26-69 6/21 Columbus W, 47-35 6/14 New Orleans W, 62-46 WILD CARD ROUND 6/21 at Philadelphia W, 69-68 2004 SEASON: LAS VEGAS GLADIATORS (8-8) 6/30 Orlando W, 69-66 6/27 Tampa Bay W, 48-41 DATE OPPONENT RESULT DIVISIONAL ROUND 7/5 Portland W, 61-40 2/6 at Colorado L, 42-43 7/7 at Georgia W, 73-70 7/12 at San Antonio W, 50-47 2/14 Los Angeles L, 55-62 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 7/19 Jacksonville W, 62-20 2/22 at Grand Rapids W, 51-14 7/12 at Philadelphia L, 35-70 7/26 at Tampa Bay W, 56-49 2/29 New Orleans W, 50-30 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 3/7 at Georgia L, 40-55 2010 SEASON: CLEVELAND GLADIATORS (7-9) 8/2 Philadelphia W, 39-37 3/14 Ari zona W, 65-64 DATE OPPONENT RESULT SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 3/20 at San Jose L, 62-79 4/3 Ari zona L, 56-61 8/10 Orlando W, 56-46 3/27 at Orlando L, 43-60 4/9 at Chicago L, 56-59 ARENABOWL XXXVII 4/4 Chicago L, 55-57 4/17 at Oklahoma City L, 50-63 8/23 Ari zona L, 32-72 4/10 at Arizona L, 63-80 5/1 at Spokane W, 72-68 4/25 Detroit W, 60-34 5/8 at Iowa W, 70-56 2015 SEASON: CLEVELAND GLADIATORS (8-10) 5/2 Indiana W, 60-38 5/15 Tulsa W, 68-55 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/8 at Philadelphia W, 63-35 5/22 at Jacksonville L, 44-46 3/27 at Tampa Bay W, 60-44 5/16 San Jose W, 44-35 5/29 Chicago L, 49-52 4/4 at New Orleans W, 70-42 5/22 at Los Angeles L, 51-54 6/4 Utah W, 75-39 4/11 Ari zona L, 41-49 5/30 Columbus W, 64-51 6/12 at Milwaukee L, 54-82 4/18 at Philadelphia L, 48-63 6/19 Iowa W, 76-35 4/24 Tampa Bay W, 62-54 2005 SEASON: LAS VEGAS GLADIATORS (8-8) 6/26 at Tulsa L, 44-65 5/2 at Orlando W, 56-55 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 7/3 at Orlando W, 77-70 5/9 Jacksonville L, 43-46 1/30 Los Angeles W, 46-37 7/10 Spokane L, 56-62 5/15 New Orleans W, 64-42 2/5 at San Jose L, 31-66 7/17 Oklahoma City W, 44-39 5/23 at San Jose L, 58-70 2/11 New York W, 41-37 7/31 Milwaukee L, 47-54 5/29 Orlando L, 42-63 2/20 Georgia L, 13-38 6/7 at Las Vegas W, 63-44 2/26 at Nashville W, 40-32 2011 SEASON: CLEVELAND GLADIATORS (10-8) 6/12 at New Orleans W, 51-34 3/4 Austin L, 41-42 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 6/19 Tampa Bay L, 48-52 3/12 at Columbus W, 63-34 3/19 at Spokane W, 61-55 6/27 at Jacksonville L, 41-74 3/19 at Arizona W, 66-63 3/27 at Tampa Bay W, 66-26 7/11 at Philadelphia L, 56-72 3/28 San Jose L, 75-81 4/2 Chicago W, 55-48 7/18 Orlando L, 58-65 4/3 at Colorado L, 40-61 4/16 New Orleans L, 33-34 8/1 Spokane W, 59-42 4/8 Grand Rapids W, 56-28 4/23 at Jacksonville L, 42-56 8/8 Philadelphia L, 33-48 4/17 at Philadelphia W, 56-49 4/29 Tulsa W, 34-30 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/1 at Chicago L, 62-63 5/6 Milwaukee W, 50-41 8/15 at Philadelphia L, 35-47 5/7 Dallas W, 58-38 5/14 at Orlando L, 26-56 5/14 at Los Angeles L, 60-63 5/21 Philadelphia W, 59-41 5/22 Ari zona L, 42-49 5/28 at Arizona L, 42-63 6/4 at Pittsburgh L, 32-35 6/11 Georgia W, 62-48 6/19 at Kansas City L, 41-50 6/25 San Jose W, 82-21 7/2 at Milwaukee W, 62-58 7/8 at Philadelphia L, 21-49 7/15 Pittsburgh W, 67-55 7/22 Utah L, 69-75 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/31 Georgia L, 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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – CAREER CATEGORY NAME YEARS PERFORMANCE Points Scored Jeron Harvey 2010-14 774 Passing Yards Aaron Garcia 2010-11 8671 Passing TDs Aaron Garcia 2010-11 198 Receptions Jeron Harvey 2010-14 446 Receiving Yards Jeron Harvey 2010-14 4970 Receiving TDs Jeron Harvey 2010-14 126 Rushing Yards 2010, 2012-13 694 Rushing TDs Kirby Griffin 2010-11 32 Interceptions By Micheaux Robinson 2010-14 33 Sacks 2011-14 22.5 Tackles Micheaux Robinson 2010-14 293 MFG Return Yards Jeff Hughley 2011, 2013-14 205 KO Return Yards Jeff Hughley 2011, 2013-14 2836 Combined KR YDs Jeff Hughley 2011, 2013-14 3041 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Field Goals Made Marco Capozzoli 2011-13 23 Team Colors: Blood Red, Midnight Black, INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE SEASON Silver CATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCE Year in League: 7th Points Scored Jomo Wilson 2011 284 Passing Yards Aaron Garcia 2011 4953 TEAM OFFICE Passing TDs Aaron Garcia 2011 116 1000 W. Bay Street Receptions Jeron Harvey 2013 146 Jacksonville, FL 32204 Receiving Yards Jomo Wilson 2011 1737 Telephone: 904/900-2060 Receiving TDs Jomo Wilson 2011 44 Website: www.jaxsharks.com Rushing Yards Bernard Morris 2013 306 Rushing TDs Kirby Griffin 2011 18 FRONT OFFICE Interceptions By 2013 12 Operating Manager: Jeff Bouchy Sacks 2012 13 Executive Vice President/Partner: Steve Tackles LaRoche Jackson 2011 119 MFG Return Yards Jeff Hughley 2013 113 Curran KO Return Yards Terrance Smith 2012 1707 Senior Vice President: Tim Johnson Combined KR YDs Terrance Smith 2012 1784 Partners: Diva Nagula, D.O., Kevin Wezinak, Field Goals Made Marco Capozzoli 2012 10 Rob Storm, Jason Green, Larry Payne Assistant General Manager: Jack Benigno INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE GAME Ticket Sales Manager: Mike Adams CATEGORY NAME PERFORMANCE Controller/Merchandise Manager: John Points Scored Jeff Hughley: 6/25/2011, Jacksonville vs. Tampa Bay 36 Pearce Passing Yards Aaron Garcia: 7/15/2011, Jacksonville at Kansas City 419 Director of Multimedia: Steven Shotola Passing TDs 3 times; recent: : 4/13/2012, Jacksonville vs. Utah 9 Director of Community Relations/Assistant Receptions Jeff Hughley: 6/15/2011, Jacksonville at Kansas City 18 Attack Dance Team Director: Sabrina Clark Receiving Yards Jeff Hughley: 6/25/2011, Jacksonville vs. Tampa Bay 210 Director of Operations: Leah Fogle Receiving TDs Jeff Hughley: 6/25/2011, Jacksonville vs. Tampa Bay 6 Account Executives: David Diana, Michael Rushing Yards Bernard Morris: 6/9/2012, Jacksonville at Georgia 68 Rushing TDs 3 times; recent: Rendrick Taylor: 4/12/2013, Jacksonville vs. New Orleans 4 Parker Interceptions By Charles Hunt: 5/13/2011, Jacksonville vs. Iowa 3 Sacks 4 times; recent: James McClinton, Jacksonville at New Orleans 3 ARENA Tackles JaVonte Holmes: 3/30/2012, Jacksonville at Tampa Bay 13 Sea Best Field at Jacksonville Veterans MFG Return Yards Jeff Hughley: 4/12/2013, Jacksonville vs. New Orleans 52 Memorial Arena KO Return Yards Jeff Hughley: 7/9/2011, Jacksonville vs. Dallas 193 300 A. Philip Randolph Boulevard Combined KR YDs Jeff Hughley: 7/9/2011, Jacksonville vs. Dallas 193 Jacksonville, FL 32202 Field Goals Made Marco Capozzoli: 5/25/2012, Jacksonville at Orlando 3 Main Phone: 904/630-3900 PRACTICE FACILITY 2016 SCHEDULE Sea Best Field at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET) * 4/2 at Los Angeles 9:00 p.m. FRANCHISE RECORDS 4/11 at Philadelphia 7:00 p.m. ArenaBowl Championships 1 4/18 Orlando 7:00 p.m. ArenaBowl Appearances 2 4/23 Arizona 7:00 p.m. Overall Record 72-45 5/1 at Tampa Bay 2:00 p.m. Regular Season 55-33 5/6 at Cleveland 7:00 p.m. 5/21 Portland 7:00 p.m. Postseason 5-3 5/27 at Orlando 7:30 p.m. Home Record 35-16 6/4 Philadelphia 7:00 p.m. Away Record 25-20 6/11 at Tampa Bay 5:00 p.m. Neutral Site 0-0 6/18 Orlando 7:00 p.m. Overtime 0-1 6/25 Cleveland 7:00 p.m. 7/9 at Arizona 9:30 p.m. 7/16 at Portland 10:00 p.m. FOOTBALL OPEARTIONS 7/23 Los Angeles 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Less Moss 7/31 Tampa Bay 5:00 p.m. Offensive Coordinator: Raymond Philyaw * All times Eastern. All games subject to change. Linebackers Coach: Mike Grissom Assistant Coach/Equipment Manager: Erik Gibson Athletic Trainer: Chris Meny

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2016 HEAD COACH

LES MOSS (Overall Record: 72-45)

PRO CAREER: Hired to become the franchise’s inaugural head coach in 2010, Les Moss enters his seventh season at the helm in Jacksonville and his 29th season as an Arena Football coach. Moss has guided the Sharks to the South Division championship in each of his previous four seasons as head coach. He was named AFL Coach of the Year in 2010 after leading Jacksonville to a 12-4 regular season record in the team’s first season in the League. The following season, Moss and the Sharks were crowned champions at ArenaBowl XXIV. Moss began his AFL career in 1988 as an assistant coach for his father, Perry, with the Chicago Bruisers. Two years later, he won his first ArenaBowl title as an assistant for the Detroit Drive. From 1991-2003, Moss served as the defensive coordinator for the Orlando Predators, helping bring the franchise two AFL championships in 1998 and 2000. His first head coaching job came with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers of the af2 in 2004, the same year he earned af2 Coach of the Year honors.

BACKGROUND: WR/TE, Central Florida. Assistant Coach, Chicago Bruisers (1988-1989); Detroit Drive (1990). Defensive Coordinator, Orlando Predators (1991-2003). Tight Ends Coach, (XFL, 2001). Head Coach, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers (2004-2009); Jacksonville Sharks (2010-Present).

2016 CAMP ROSTER 2015 TEAM STATISTICS

# POS NAME HGT WGT EXP DOB COLLEGE JAX OPP SCORING 971 901 - QB Sean Bracket 6-1 200 1 11/03/91 Columbia Points Per Game 53.9 50.1 - WR LJ Castile 6-4 225 5 09/07/87 Delta State FIRST DOWNS 388 359 - WR London Crawford 6-3 205 2 10/19/86 Arkansas Rushing 64 49 - DL Anthony DeGrate 6-3 250 6 07/09/86 Texas A&M Commerce Passing 262 252 - DL Antron Dillon 6-5 265 6 06/07/85 North Alabama Penalty 62 58 RUSHING YARDAGE 610 388 - LB James Gordon 6-2 275 1 08/01/91 Buffalo Yards gained rushing 636 417 - QB 6-7 240 6 03/18/85 Utah Yards lost rushing 26 29 - WR Joe Hills 6-4 220 5 10/02/87 Tennessee State Rushing Attempts 168 155 - OL 6-3 300 5 04/28/83 Winston Salem Average Per Rush 3.6 2.5 - WR Ladon Hudson 6-3 215 1 04/09/91 Average Per Game 33.9 21.6 TDs Rushing 35 32 - WR Devon Hughes 6-1 180 R 10/01/91 Buffalo PASSING YARDAGE 4794 4199 - DB 6-0 195 6 05/30/87 Morehead State Att-Comp-Int 615-415-12 608-387-26 - LB Alvin Ray Jackson 6-1 200 6 08/27/80 Albany State Average Per Pass 7.8 6.9 - LB Dexter Jackson 6-2 285 5 03/19/88 Bethune Cookman Average Per Catch 11.6 10.9 - DB LaRoche Jackson 5-11 200 6 06/21/84 Clark Average Per Game 266.3 233.3 TDs Passing 97 87 - WR Roger Jackson 6-3 200 1 08/19/89 Arkansas Tech TOTAL OFFENSE 5404 4587 - WR Anthony Jones 5-11 195 7 05/21/82 Louisville Total Plays 791 795 - OL Corneluis Lewis 6-5 350 6 08/01/86 Tennessee State Average Per Play 6.8 5.8 - DB Keon Lyn 6-1 205 1 03/10/89 Syracuse Average Per Game 300.2 254.8 - OL Raymond McNeil 6-2 315 6 10/14/84 Fort Valley State KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 89-1323 96-1958 FG RETURNS: #-Yards 2-28 3-22 - DB Matthew Moro 6-0 195 R 03/10/90 West Virginia INT RETURNS: #-Yards 26-296 12-219 - DL Donnie Owens 6-3 315 R 03/05/91 Winston Salem KICK RETURN AVERAGE 14.9 20.4 - DB Chris Pickett 5-11 200 R 02/12/92 Troy FG RETURN AVERAGE 14.0 7.3 - OL Cody Precht 6-3 310 R 04/01/92 Stony Brook INT RETURN AVERAGE 11.4 18.2 - OL Rufus Quinn 6-5 310 R 05/31/89 Arkansas FUMBLES-LOST 21-13 26-17 PENALTIES-Yards 167-1148 143-993 - DB 5-9 185 1 09/08/90 Florida State Average Per Game 63.8 55.2 - DB Demarcus Robinson 6-2 200 6 06/03/86 Henderson State TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:04 29:56 - DB Micheaux Robinson 5-9 180 6 04/03/83 Otterbein 3RD-DOWN Conversions 48/102 50/110 - WR Andrew Robustelli 6-3 215 R 04/27/83 Jacksonville 3rd-Down Pct 47% 45% - FB 6-0 250 3 12/29/84 Tarleton State 4TH-DOWN Conversions 22/37 21/36 4th-Down Pct 59% 58% - OL Moquet Ruffins 6-5 340 6 04/06/84 Tech SACKS BY-Yards 32-168 8-43 - DB Chris Smith 5-10 190 3 06/23/87 Northern Illinois MISC YARDS 3 -11 - DL Khreem Smith 6-4 265 1 07/07/79 Oklahoma State TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 138 130 - DL Laith Wallshcleger 6-3 280 R 03/15/92 Delaware FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 8-18 3-8 - DL Mark Weivoda 6-2 295 6 11/29/80 Idaho State ON-SIDE KICKS 4-22 5-21 RED-ZONE SCORES 78-93 84% 73-90 81% (Roster as of 03/14/16) RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 74-93 80% 71-90 79% 4-point drop-kick FGs 0-0 0-0 PAT-ATTEMPTS 107-131 82% 108-125 86% 2-point drop-kick PATs 0-0 0-0 ATTENDANCE 90057 78037 Games/Avg Per Game 9/10006 9/8671

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Jacksonville Sharks 189 286 227 269 - 971 Opponents 173 294 184 250 - 901

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2015 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING RETURNS PLAYER GP RAT A C % Y TD INT PLAYER K KY KAV KL KTD To mmy Grady 18 122.63 597 402 67.3 4660 95 11 Terrance Smith 34 454 13.4 44 0 13 107.87 18 13 72.2 177 2 1 LaRoche Jackson 30 499 16.6 43 1 Greg Reid 17 288 16.9 54 1 RUSHING Johnathan Haggerty 6 94 15.7 25 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Alvin Jackson 3 9 3.0 9 1 Derrick Ross 18 147 586 32.6 4.0 43 33 Chris Smith 1 7 7.0 7 0 Lee Chapple 13 9 23 1.8 2.6 15 0 Anthony Jones 18 3 7 0.4 2.3 44 2 DEFENSE 2 1 1 0.5 1.0 1 0 PLAYER GP TOT SOL AST TFL SACK INT IY ITD PBU FR FF FTD To mmy Grady 18 8 -7 -0.4 -0.9 1 0 Terrance Smith 18 80.5 74 13 0.0 0.0 4 66 0 20 1 0 0 Alvin Jackson 18 71.0 49 44 2.0 0.0 7 42 1 4 4 0 1 RECEIVING Greg Reid 12 70.5 56 29 1.0 0.0 9 150 1 21 2 1 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD LaRoche Jackson 13 59.0 48 22 1.0 0.0 3 20 0 8 0 0 0 Joe Hills 18 150 597 88.7 10.6 45 42 12 41.5 35 13 1.5 0.0 0 0 0 6 1 1 0 Anthony Jones 18 148 2087 115.9 14.1 48 38 Joe Sykes 18 39.0 31 16 22.5 18.5 0 0 0 6 1 10 0 Jeron Harvey 11 47 475 43.2 10.1 24 4 Jerry Turner 14 27.5 23 9 4.5 3.0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 London Crawford 7 41 356 50.9 8.7 31 5 Chris Smith 7 26.0 20 12 0.5 0.0 2 13 0 6 1 1 0 Prechae Rodriguez 5 14 157 31.4 11.2 28 4 Demarcus Robinson 7 23.5 20 7 0.0 0.0 1 5 0 9 0 1 0 Moqut Ruffins 16 7 71 4.4 10.1 14 3 Richard Berry 13 16.0 12 8 3.5 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 Terrance Smith 18 3 18 1.0 6.0 7 0 Jason Holman 17 15.0 9 12 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Johnathan Haggerty 5 2 43 8.6 21.5 27 1 Nicholas Jean-Baptiste 14 11.5 5 13 4.5 2.5 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 Derrick Ross 18 1 16 0.9 8.0 16 0 Pierre Turner 10 10.0 6 8 1.0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cornelius Lewis 11 1 17 1.5 17.0 17 0 Jeron Harvey 11 9.0 8 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keiron Jones 3 6.5 5 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 KICKING Jimmy Gordon 6 6.5 3 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 PLAYER GP FGA FGM FG% FGL EPA EPM EP% Joe Hills 18 5.0 5 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Farbrizio Scaccia 2 3 1 33.3 27 13 9 69.2 James McClinton 2 5.0 4 2 2.0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Julian Rauch 16 16 7 46.7 40 118 98 83.1 Johnathan Haggerty 5 4.5 2 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Prechae Rodriguez 5 3.5 3 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL PURPOSE London Crawford 7 2.5 2 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP YDS AVG TD PTS Ray McNeil 16 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Anthony Jones 18 2094 116.3 40 240 Moqut Ruffins 16 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Joe Hills 18 1597 88.7 42 256 Carlton Brown 1 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Derrick Ross 18 602 33.4 33 200 Fabrizio Scaccia 2 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Terrance Smith 18 538 29.9 0 0 Alex Carder 2 1.5 0 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LaRoche Jackson 13 519 39.9 1 8 Derrick Ross 18 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jeron Harvey 11 475 43.2 4 24 Anthony Jones 18 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Greg Reid 12 438 36.5 2 12 Julian Rauch 16 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 London Crawford 7 356 50.9 5 30 Lee Chapple 13 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Prechae Rodriguez 5 157 31.4 4 24 1 0.5 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Johnathan Haggerty 5 137 27.4 1 6 Keon Lyn 1 0.0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Moqut Ruffins 16 71 4.4 3 18 Alvin Jackson 18 51 2.8 3 18 Lee Chapple 13 23 1.8 0 0 Chris Smith 7 20 2.9 0 0 Cornelius Lewis 11 17 1.5 0 0 Demarcus Robinson 7 5 0.7 0 0 Alex Carder 1 1 0.5 0 0 To mmy Grady 18 -7 -0.4 0 0

ALL-TIME SCORES

COACHING HISTORY 2012 SEASON: JACKSONVILLE SHARKS (10-8) 2014 SEASON: JACKSONVILLE SHARKS (7-11) Records include postseason games DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/16 at Kansas City W, 52-28 3/16 at Orlando L, 47-49 2010-present Les Moss 72-45 3/29 San Antonio W, 63-22 3/24 Georgia L, 41-69 3/30 at Tampa Bay L, 69-71 4/5 at Arizona L, 38-63 2010 SEASON: JACKSONVILLE SHARKS (12-4) 4/11 Tampa Bay W, 60-41 4/13 Utah L, 67-75 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/19 at Philadelphia L, 41-54 4/21 at Cleveland W, 54-49 4/3 at Oklahoma City W, 54-38 4/26 Portland L, 62-69 4/28 Spokane L, 48-56 4/9 at Alabama L, 49-63 5/3 Ari zona L, 61-70 4/16 Orlando W, 57-31 5/4 New Orleans W, 41-37 5/10 at Iowa W, 68-48 5/1 Tulsa W, 62-60 5/12 at Philadelphia L, 38-56 5/17 Orlando L, 50-59 5/7 at Tampa Bay W, 46-43 5/19 Iowa W, 55-19 5/24 at Tampa Bay L, 35—56 5/14 Dallas W, 70-49 5/25 at Orlando W, 55-37 6/7 Spokane W, 34-28 5/22 Cleveland W, 46-44 6/2 Tampa Bay W. 71-61 6/12 at Orlando L, 48-58 5/29 at Spokane L, 57-67 6/9 at Georgia L, 39-56 6/21 at New Orleans W, 54-13 6/4 at Chicago W, 64-56 6/16 Philadelphia L, 27-62 6/28 Pittsburgh L, 48-64 6/18 at Orlando L, 48-70 6/23 Cleveland W, 56-42 7/6 at San Antonio W, 62-34 6/26 Ari zona L, 50-66 6/30 at New Orleans L, 55-65 7/14 New Orleans L, 35-36 7/3 Alabama W, 62-47 7/6 Milwaukee W, 50-32 7/19 at Cleveland L, 20-62 7/9 at Utah W, 67-56 7/14 Orlando W, 48-30 7/26 Los Angeles W, 53-36 7/17 Tampa Bay W, 49-47 7/20 at Pittsburgh W, 64-39 7/24 at Bossier-Shreveport W, 48-20 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 2015 SEASON: JACKSONVILLE SHARKS (10-8) 7/31 Spokane W, 64-49 7/28 Georgia W, 58-56 DATE OPPONENT RESULT QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 3/28 at New Orleans L, 50-51 8/6 Orlando L, 69-73 8/3 at Philadelphia L, 34-89 4/3 Orlando L, 54-55

4/12 at Philadelphia L, 52-63 2011 SEASON: JACKSONVILLE SHARKS (14-4) 2013 SEASON: JACKSONVILLE SHARKS (12-6) 4/17 San Jose L, 48-68 DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/24 Las Vegas W, 60-28 3/12 at Arizona L, 52-55 5/2 at Tampa Bay L, 28-63 3/18 Georgia W, 71-57 3/23 at Tampa Bay W, 64-55 3/29 at Pittsburgh W, 61-35 5/9 at Cleveland W, 46-43 3/26 New Orleans W, 64-33 5/16 Philadelphia W, 55-47 4/6 at Cleveland W, 66-49 4/1 at Tampa Bay W, 54-30 5/23 at New Orleans W, 70-41 4/12 New Orleans W, 76-30 4/16 at Pittsburgh W, 65-40 5/31 at Los Angeles W, 41-35 4/19 Iowa W, 40-34 4/23 Cleveland W, 56-42 6/6 Orlando W, 66-51 4/30 Orlando W, 76-55 4/27 at Philadelphia W, 55-53 6/12 at Tampa Bay L, 56-63 5/6 at Philadelphia W, 58-42 5/4 Ari zona L, 48-58 6/27 Cleveland W, 74-41 5/13 Iowa W, 79-27 5/11 at San Antonio L, 30-34 7/11 at Portland L, 48-72 5/21 at Georgia W, 62-55 5/18 San Jose L, 36-57 7/18 Philadelphia W, 74-67 6/3 at New Orleans W, 62-55 5/25 at Orlando W, 44-41 7/25 Tampa Bay W, 63-16 6/11 at Orlando W, 68-67 6/1 Pittsburgh W, 70-48 8/1 at Orlando L, 50-64 6/18 Milwaukee W, 62-47 6/8 at Spokane L, 41-76 8/8 New Orleans W, 36-33 6/25 Tampa Bay W, 66-41 6/15 at Utah L, 55-62 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/1 at San Jose L, 70-83 6/22 Cleveland W, 43-41 8/15 at Orlando W, 55-33 7/9 Dallas L, 70-75 6/29 Orlando W, 62-55 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/15 at Kansas City L, 48-49 OT 7/13 Spokane L, 40-62 8/23 at Philadelphia W, 61-56 7/22 Spokane W, 75-56 7/20 at New Orleans W, 58-49 ARENABOWL XXVIII QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/27 Tampa Bay W, 52-44 8/29 at San Jose L, 47-68 7/29 Orlando W, 63-48 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/3 Tampa Bay W, 69-62 8/8 Georgia W, 64-55 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME ARENABOWL XXIV 8/10 Philadelphia L, 59-75 8/12 at Arizona W, 73-70 23

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TEAM INFORMATION RECORD HOLDERS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – CAREER CATEGORY NAME YEARS PERFORMANCE Points Scored Donovan Morgan 2014-2015 488 Passing Yards Danny Southwick 2015 2342 Passing TDs Danny Southwick 2015 43 Receptions Donovan Morgan 2014-2015 273 Receiving Yards Donovan Morgan 2014-2015 3952 Receiving TDs Donovan Morgan 2014-2015 81 Rushing Yards Adrian McPherson 2015 154 Rushing TDs J.J. Raterink 2014 9 Interceptions By Rayshaun Kizer 2015 5 Sacks Beau Bell 2014 12.5 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Tackles Rayshaun Kizer 2015 71.5 Team Colors: Red, Orange, Yellow and Black MFG Return Yards AJ Cruz 2014 58 Year in League: 3rd KO Return Yards AJ Cruz 2014 1305 Combined KR YDs AJ Cruz 2014 1363 TEAM OFFICE Field Goals Made Kenny Spencer 2014-2015 9 2695 East Katella Ave. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE SEASON Anaheim, CA 92806 CATEGORY NAME YEARS PERFORMANCE Telephone: 714/462-KISS (5477) Points Scored Donovan Morgan 2015 264 Website: www.lakissfootball.com Passing Yards Danny Southwick 2015 2342 Facebook: www.facebook.com/lakissfootball Passing TDs Danny Southwick 2015 43 Instagram: @lakissfootball Receptions Donovan Morgan 2014 141 : @lakiss_AFL Receiving Yards Donovan Morgan 2015 2074 Receiving TDs Donovan Morgan 2015 44 Rushing Yards Adrian McPherson 2015 154 FRONT OFFICE Rushing TDs J.J. Raterink 2014 9 Co-Owner: Interceptions By Rayshaun Kizer 2015 5 Co-Owner: Paul Stanley Sacks Beau Bell 2014 12.5 Co-Owner: Doc McGhee Tackles Rayshaun KIzer 2015 71.5 President & CEO: Joe Windham MFG Return Yards AJ Cruz 2014 58 Director of Player Personnel: Daniel Frazer KO Return Yards AJ Cruz 2014 1305 Ticket Operations Coordinator: Chris Combined KR YDs AJ Cruz 2014 1363 Tamburrelli Field Goals Made Kenny Spencer 2014 7 Media & Community Relations: Will Proctor INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE GAME ARENA CATEGORY NAMES PERFORMANCE Points Scored 6 times; recent: Donovan Morgan: 8/8/2015, Los Angeles vs. San Jose 24 2695 East Katella Ave. Passing Yards J.J. Raterink: 7/19/2014, Los Angeles vs. San Antonio 351 Passing TDs 3 times; recent: Danny Southwick: 7/26/2015, Los Angeles at Arizona 7 Anaheim, CA 92806 Receptions Donovan Morgan: 6/21/2014, Los Angeles at Arizona 14 Telephone: 714/704-2400 Receiving Yards Donovan Morgan: 7/19/2014, Los Angeles vs. San Antonio 178 Press Entrance: Northeast Premium Entrance Receiving TDs 6 times; recent: Donovan Morgan: 8/8/2015, Los Angeles vs. San Jose 4 Rushing Yards Adrian McPherson: 4/11/2015, Los Angeles vs. Las Vegas 70 FRANCHISE RECORDS Rushing TDs Adrian McPherson: 4/11/2015, Los Angeles vs. Las Vegas 4 ArenaBowl Championships 0 Interceptions By 2 times; recent: Rayshaun Kizer: 7/13/2015, Los Angeles at San Jose 2 ArenaBowl Appearances 0 Sacks Beau Bell: 4/5/2014, Los Angeles vs. Portland 3.5 Overall Record 7-29 Tackles : 4/5/2014, Los Angeles vs. Portland 13 Regular Season 7-29 MFG Return Yards AJ Cruz: 5/4/2014, Los Angeles vs. Spokane 58 Playoffs 0-0 KO Return Yards AJ Cruz: 6/21/2014, Los Angeles at Arizona 270 Home Record 5-13 Combined KR YDs AJ Cruz: 6/21/2014, Los Angeles at Arizona 270 Away Record 2-16 Field Goals Made Kenny Spencer: 3/15/2014, Los Angeles at San Antonio 2 Neutral Site 0-0 Overtime 1-1 2016 SCHEDULE FOOTBALL OPERATIONS Head Coach: DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET) * Defensive Coordinator/Assistant Coach: Walt 4/2 Jacksonville 9:00 p.m. Housman 4/9 Arizona 11:00 p.m. Director of Player Personnel: Daniel Frazer 4/16 at Cleveland 7:30 p.m. Athletic Trainer: Jesse Geffon 4/23 at Orlando 7:30 p.m. Equipment Manager: Jay Rosario 5/2 Philadelphia 10:00 p.m. 5/7 at Portland 10:00 p.m. 5/21 at Arizona 9:00 p.m. 5/28 Portland 10:00 p.m. 6/5 Orlando 6:00 p.m. 6/11 at Philadelphia 3:00 p.m. 6/18 at Tampa Bay 7:30 p.m. 6/26 Arizona 6:00 p.m. 7/11 Tampa Bay 10:00 p.m. 7/16 Cleveland 10:00 p.m. 7/23 at Jacksonville 7:00 p.m. 8/1 at Portland 10:00 p.m. * All times Eastern. All games subject to change.

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2016 HEAD COACH

Omarr Smith (Overall Record 0-0)

PRO CAREER: Hired by the LA KISS on November 4, 2016, Omarr Smith enters his first year as the head coach of the KISS and sixth as a coach in the Arena Football League. He spent the previous two seasons with the San Jose SaberCats where he was the defensive coordinator and assistant head coach. In 2015, he was a major factor in the SaberCats 20-1 record and ArenaBowl championship. Prior to San Jose, Omarr Smith was the defensive coordinator for the Arizona Rattlers from 2011-2013. During his time in the desert, his defense surrendered the second least points per game and led the team to the 2012 and 2013 ArenaBowl championships. Smith was the NET10 Assistant Coach of the Year in 2013. He began his coaching career in the af2, the AFL’s developmental league, in 2009. He served as the Arkansas Twisters defensive backs coach. Before becoming a coach, Smith played in the AFL from 2000 to 2009. He spent eight of his nine seasons with the San Jose SaberCats. In 2003, the one year he was not on the SaberCats roster, Smith played for the Tampa Bay Storm. From 2002 to 2004 Smith won three straight ArenaBowl championships, two with the SaberCats and one with the Storm. He also won ArenaBowl XVIII in 2007. During his AFL career Smith totaled 475 tackles, 88 pass breakups, and 35 interceptions. To reward his success on the field, the SaberCats retired Smith’s #14 jersey. Smith was inducted into the Arena Football Hall of Fame in July of 2015.

BACKGROUND: DB, San Jose State (1995-1999). WR/DB, San Jose SaberCats (2000-2002); DB Tampa Bay Storm (2003); DB San Jose SaberCats (2004-2008. Defensive Backs Coach, Arkansas Twisters (af2, 2009). Defensive Coordinator, Arizona Rattlers (2011-2013); Assistant Head Coach, San Jose SaberCats (2014-2015). Head Coach, LA KISS (2016-Present).

2016 CAMP ROSTER 2015 TEAM STATISTICS

# POS NAME HGT WGT EXP DOB COLLEGE LA OPP - OL Kody Afusia 6-3 310 1 08/11/92 Hawaii SCORING 724 915 Points Per Game 40.2 50.8 - DL Gustave Benthin 6-2 305 1 02/10/91 Western Oregon FIRST DOWNS 319 341 - OL 6-7 345 R 12/10/90 North Carolina Rushing 37 45 - DB Courtney Bridget 6-3 195 R 03/22/91 Hampton Passing 220 236 - QB Joe Clancy 6-2 215 1 10/28/90 Merrimack Penalty 62 60 - WR Brandon Collins 6-0 180 1 04/21/89 SE Louisiana RUSHING YARDAGE 373 431 Yards gained rushing 399 462 - OL Nik Embernate 6-4 310 R 11/03/90 San Diego State Yards lost rushing 26 31 - DL Rodney Fritz 6-1 260 2 05/08/87 Tennessee State Rushing Attempts 105 125 - WR 6-4 205 3 04/30/90 Eastern Kentucky Average Per Rush 3.6 3.4 - OL Randall Harris 6-4 310 R 11/19/91 Towson Average Per Game 20.7 23.9 - DB Rayshaun Kizer 5-10 190 6 02/03/85 Walsh TDs Rushing 16 28 PASSING YARDAGE 4412 4394 - OL John Martinez 6-3 305 2 07/23/91 USC Att-Comp-Int 680-366-16 595-367-14 - DL Jamil Merrell 6-4 265 R 05/09/90 Rutgers Average Per Pass 6.5 7.4 - OL Rory Nixon 6-1 315 2 09/10/91 St. Augustin Average Per Catch 12.1 12.0 - DB Fred Obi 6-1 195 1 09/07/90 San Diego Average Per Game 245.1 244.1 - OL Anthony Parker 6-6 340 4 03/02/89 Western Michigan TDs Passing 81 89 TOTAL OFFENSE 4785 4825 - DL Marcus Pittman 6-5 285 5 05/10/86 Troy Total Plays 829 734 - DL Kalafitoni Pole 6-2 320 R 02/28/92 Washington State Average Per Play 5.8 6.6 - OL Marcus Reed 6-5 345 R 06/16/92 Fayetteville State Average Per Game 265.8 268.1 - WR Cordell Roberson 6-3 210 R 12/03/90 Stephen F. Austin KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 96-1662 71-1345 - DB Terrence Smith 6-2 200 5 02/09/87 South Carolina State FG RETURNS: #-Yards 4-77 1-0 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-258 16-185 - QB Nate Stanley 6-5 225 4 08/24/89 SE Louisiana KICK RETURN AVERAGE 17.3 18.9 - WR DJ Stephens 5-11 185 3 09/09/90 Arkansas Monticello FG RETURN AVERAGE 19.2 0.0 - DL Derrick Summers 6-1 260 5 08/19/88 Toledo INT RETURN AVERAGE 18.4 11.6 - QB Pete Thomas 6-5 235 R 10/11/91 North Carolina State FUMBLES-LOST 21-18 15-10 - OL Joe Unga 6-0 320 R 11/05/87 Midwestern State PENALTIES-Yards 172-1242 178-1247 Average Per Game 69.0 69.3 - WR 6-2 220 1 06/17/90 Arizona State TIME OF POSSESSION/Game -29:-42 29:22 - WR Justin Wilson 5-11 190 R 01/24/90 Delaware State 3RD-DOWN Conversions 60/147 67/116 - DB Winston Wright 5-10 190 1 03/16/91 South Dakota State 3rd-Down Pct 41% 58% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 24/65 15/33 (Roster as of 03/14/16) 4th-Down Pct 37% 45% SACKS BY-Yards 14-73 44-204 MISC YARDS -20 13 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 104 132 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 4-9 1-6 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-10 4-7 RED-ZONE SCORES 47-68 68% 61-80 76% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 44-68 65% 61-80 76% 4-point drop-kick FGs 0-0 0-0 PAT- ATTEMPTS 80-95 84% 114-130 88% 2-point drop-kick PATs 0-1 0-0 ATTENDANCE 72680 93404 Games/Avg Per Game 9/8096 9/10378

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total LA KISS 119 257 165 177 6 724 Opponents 222 273 206 214 -- 915

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2015 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING KICKING PLAYER GP RAT A C % Y TD INT PLAYER GP FGA FGM FG% FGL EPA EPM EP% Danny Southwick 10 97.52 338 191 56.5 2342 43 10 Kenny Spencer 7 4 2 50.0 31 32 28 87.5 Adrian McPherson 7 96.62 167 86 51.5 1089 18 1 John Koker 2 1 1 100 18 12 12 100 Matt Bassuener 3 115.07 69 45 65.2 551 7 0 Andre Heidari 8 4 1 25.0 21 45 36 80.0 Joe Clancy 8 71.38 68 26 38.2 391 7 2 Brian Zbydniewski 2 74.78 38 18 47.4 243 6 3 RETURNS PLAYER K KY KAV KL KTD RUSHING DeMarcus Sampson 30 451 15.0 53 1 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Laron Scott 30 597 19.9 55 2 Adrian McPherson 7 31 154 22.0 5.0 22 8 Marcus Trice 22 439 20.0 54 0 Miles Mason 8 11 66 8.2 6.0 19 3 Carlton Brown 5 61 12.2 16 0 Danny Southwick 10 15 51 5.1 3.4 15 0 L.J. Castille 4 78 19.5 39 0 Chad Anderson 11 8 25 2.3 3.1 9 0 De’Audra Dix 2 29 14.5 22 0 Matt Bassuener 3 5 22 7.3 4.4 13 1 To m Gilson 1 0 0.0 0 0 Thyron Lewis 8 2 18 2.2 9.0 14 0 Thyron Lewis 1 15 15.0 15 0 Sam Campbell 8 6 14 1.8 2.3 7 0 Jeffrey Solomon 1 12 12.0 12 0 Shannon Tevaga 14 3 7 0.5 2.3 6 0 Ter’Ran Benton 1 16 16.0 16 0 DeMarcus Sampson 13 9 6 0.5 0.7 5 2 Ti m Vi zzi 1 15 15.0 15 0 Brian Zbydniewski 2 3 5 2.5 1.7 3 0 Jabin Sambano 1 7 7.0 7 0 Donovan Morgan 18 2 4 0.2 2.0 4 0 1 19 19.0 19 0 Hamani Stevens 2 3 2 1.0 0.7 3 0 Joe Clancy 8 3 2 0.2 0.7 6 1 DEFENSE Jeffrey Solomon 3 1 2 0.7 2.0 2 1 PLAYER GP TOT SOL AST TFL SACK INT IY ITD PBU FR FF FTD To m Gilson 17 1 -1 -0.1 -1.0 0 0 Rayshaun Kizer 20 71.5 67 9 1.5 0.0 5 92 2 21 1 1 0 J.T. Gilmore 9 2 -4 -0.4 -2.0 1 0 Ter’Ran Benton 15 39.5 35 9 1.0 0.0 1 7 0 3 0 1 0 Shaine Boyle 11 36.5 32 9 1.5 0.0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 De’Audra Dix 7 35.0 31 8 0.0 0.0 1 8 0 7 0 0 0 RECEIVING Laron Scott 11 27.5 23 9 0.0 0.0 1 11 0 4 0 1 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Antron Dillon 18 23.5 15 17 3.5 1.5 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Donovan Morgan 18 132 2074 115.2 15.7 48 44 Josh Victorian 8 22.0 19 6 0.5 0.0 4 131 2 5 1 0 0 DeMarcus Sampson 13 73 855 65.8 11.7 45 10 Darryl Cato-Bishop 18 21.5 17 9 4.0 3.0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 To m Gilson 17 53 549 32.3 10.4 38 7 Marcus Trice 5 18.5 13 11 0.5 0.0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 Thyron Lewis 8 42 457 57.1 10.9 28 4 Carlton Brown 4 17.5 17 1 0.0 0.0 1 9 2 0 0 0 0 Jeffrey Solomon 3 22 236 78.7 10.7 37 3 J.T. Gilmore 9 15.5 11 9 2.5 2.0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 Tyrone Goard 6 17 149 24.8 8.8 29 7 Logan Harrell 7 13.5 11 5 3.5 3.5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Jabin Sambrano 3 4 61 20.3 15.2 39 2 To m Gilson 17 11.0 10 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 L.J. Castile 1 4 58 58.0 14.5 26 1 Dominic Pittman 8 10.5 10 1 4.0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ti m Vi zzi 1 4 50 50.0 12.5 14 0 Winston Wright 3 9.0 9 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Anthony Parker 14 4 23 1.6 5.8 8 2 Michale Spicer 5 8.5 7 3 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Miles Mason 8 3 24 3.0 8.0 12 1 DeMarcus Sampson 13 8.0 7 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chad Anderson 11 3 16 1.5 5.3 11 0 Charles Clay 4 7.5 7 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 30 30.0 15.0 22 0 Nekos Brown 6 5.5 4 3 2.0 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sam Campbell 8 1 20 2.5 20.0 20 0 Donovan Morgan 18 5.0 5 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Michael Diaz 5 1 10 2.0 10.0 10 0 4 4.0 2 4 1.0 0.5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Shaine Boyle 11 1 3 0.4 4.0 4 0 Chad Anderson 11 3.0 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tyrone Goard 6 3.0 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Andre Heidari 8 2.5 2 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL PURPOSE Joe Clancy 8 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP YDS AVG TD PTS Ti m Vi zzi 1 2.0 1 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Donovan Morgan 18 2078 115.4 44 264 Thyron Lewis 8 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DeMarcus Sampson 13 1312 100.9 13 78 Bobby Zalud 1 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Laron Scott 11 608 55.3 2 12 Kenny Spencer 7 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 To m Gilson 17 548 32.2 7 42 Anthony Goodwin 1 2.0 1 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thyron Lewis 8 490 61.2 4 24 Brenden Daley 3 1.5 0 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Marcus Trice 5 439 87.8 0 0 Shannon Tevaga 14 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jeffrey Solomon 3 250 83.3 4 26 Dajohn Harris 2 1.5 1 1 0.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Adrian McPherson 7 154 22.0 8 48 Richard Berry 1 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Josh Victorian 8 150 18.8 2 12 John Koker 2 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tyrone Goard 6 149 24.8 7 42 Si Tuihalamaka 1 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L.J. Castile 1 136 136.0 1 6 Sam Campball 8 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rayshaun Kizer 10 92 9.2 2 12 Spencer Hayes 1 1.0 1 0 0.0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Miles Mason 8 90 11.2 4 24 Anthony Parker 14 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carlton Brown 4 70 17.5 0 0 Michael Janac 1 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jabin Sambrano 3 68 22.7 2 12 Brian Zbydniewski 2 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ti m Vi zzi 1 65 65.0 0 0 Jabin Sambrano 3 0.5 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Danny Southwick 10 51 5.1 0 0 Jeffrey Solomon 3 0.5 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Chad Anderson 11 41 3.7 0 0 De’Audra Dix 7 37 3.7 0 0 Sam Campbell 8 34 4.2 0 0 Austin Franklin 1 30 30.0 0 0 Ter’Ran Benton 15 23 1.5 0 0 Anthony Parker 14 23 1.6 2 12 Mattt Bassuener 3 22 7.3 1 6 Michael Diaz 5 10 2.0 0 0 Shannon Tevaga 14 7 0.5 0 0 Brian Zbydniewski 2 5 2.5 0 0 Shaine Boyle 11 4 0.4 0 0 Hamani Stevens 2 2 1.0 0 0 Joe Clancy 8 2 0.2 1 6 J.T. Gilmore 9 -4 -0.4 0 0

ALL-TIME SCORES

2014 SEASON: LOS ANGELES KISS (3-15) 2015 SEASON: LOS ANGELES KISS (4-14) COACHING HISTORY DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT Records include postseason games 3/15 at San Antonio W, 41-38 3/27 at Portland L, 27-42 2014-2015 Bob McMillen 7-29 3/21 at Orlando L, 63-69 4/4 at San Jose L, 28-54 2016-present Omarr Smith 0-0 4/5 Portland W, 44-34 4/11 Las Vegas L, 48-61 4/12 Cleveland L, 30-40 4/18 at Orlando L, 48-61 4/19 at Iowa L, 12-31 4/25 Ari zona L, 30-68 4/26 San Jose L, 32-48 5/4 at Las Vegas L, 16-49 5/4 Spokane L, 21-70 5/8 at Spokane L, 46-68 5/10 at Cleveland L, 42-45 5/16 at Portland L, 47-63 5/17 at Pittsburgh L 26-50 5/31 Jacksonville L, 35-41 5/25 Ari zona L, 25-70 6/7 Portland W, 52-40 6/7 at San Jose L, 35-63 6/13 at San Jose W, 48-42 6/14 Portland W, 69-61 6/20 Philadelphia L, 48-56 6/21 at Arizona L, 47-83 6/27 Ari zona L, 43-49 6/28 Spokane L, 46-64 7/12 Spokane W, 34-28 7/6 San Jose L, 34-75 7/18 Las Vegas W, 37-27 7/12 at Portland L, 31-44 7/26 at Arizona L, 55-68 7/19 San Antonio L, 65-72 8/1 at Tampa Bay L, 34-38 7/26 at Jacksonville L, 36-53 8/8 San Jose L, 38-60

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TEAM INFORMATION RECORD HOLDERS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – CAREER CATEGORY NAME YEARS PERFORMANCE Points Scored 1992-99 1756 Passing Yards Joe Hamilton 2004-06 9830 Passing TDs Joe Hamilton 2004-06 181 Receptions Barry Wagner 1992-99 651 Receiving Yards Barry Wagner 1992-99 9495 Receiving TDs Barry Wagner 1992-99 210 Rushing Yards 1998-2001 685 Rushing TDs Barry Wagner 1992-99 69 Interceptions By Kenny McEntyre 1993-2006, 2008-12 98 Sacks E.J. Burt 2003-05 24.5 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Tackles Kenny McEntyre 1993-2006, 2008-12 837.5 Team Colors: Black and Red MFG Return Yards 1991-96 927 Year in League: 25th KO Return Yards Herkie Walls 1991-96 4255 Combined KR YDs Herkie Walls 1991-96 5182 Field Goals Made 1993-2001 61 TEAM OFFICE 8680 Commodity Circle INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE SEASON Orlando, FL 32819 CATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCE Telephone: 407/355-2200 Points Scored Barry Wagner 1997 310 Website: www.orlandopredators.com Passing Yards 2011 4758 Passing TDs Nick Hill 2011 97 FRONT OFFICE Receptions 2004 131 President: Jared Saft Receiving Yards T.T. Toliver 2013 1659 Receiving TDs Prechae Rodriguez 2013 41 Chief Operating Officer: Darrell Harbin Rushing Yards Nick Hill 2011 391 General Manager of Football Operations: Rushing TDs Barry Wagner 1995 21 Michael DiJulio Interceptions By Rayshaun Kizer 2011 16 Vice President of Ticket Sales & Service: Sacks Greg White 2007 15 Scott Einhorn Tackles Lin-J Shell 2007 110.5 Corporate Operations Manager: Adrian MFG Return Yards Herkie Walls 1993 387 Robles KO Return Yards 2015 1854 Combined KR YDs Brandon Thompkins 2015 1916 ARENA Field Goals Made David Cool 2001 20 400 W. Church Street INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE GAME Orlando, FL 32801 CATEGORY NAMES PERFORMANCE Main Phone: 407/440-7000 Points Scored Barry Wagner: 8/4/1995, Orlando vs. Connecticut 44 Passing Yards Aaron Garcia: 5/11/2013, Orlando at Spokane 442 Passing TDs Aaron Garcia: 5/11/2013, Orlando at Spokane 11 PRACTICE FACILITY Receptions T.T. Toliver: 5/11/2013, Orlando at Spokane 18 Orlando Citrus Bowl Receiving Yards T.T. Toliver: 5/11/2013, Orlando at Spokane 251 1 Citrus Bowl Place Receiving TDs 4 times; recent: TT Toliver: 5/11/2013, Orlando at Spokane 6 Orlando, FL 32805 Rushing Yards 2 times; recent: Bernard Morris: 7/19/2014, Orlando at New Orleans 63 Main Phone: 407/648-4444 Rushing TDs Barry Wagner: 6/17/1995, Orlando at Miami 5 Interceptions By Tony Scott: 7/31/1992, Orlando vs. New Orleans 4 FRANCHISE RECORDS Sacks 3 times; recent: Greg White: 5/11/2007, Orlando vs. New Orleans 3 ArenaBowl Championships 2 Tackles : 7/29/1994, Orlando vs. Cleveland 14 ArenaBowl Appearances 7 MFG Return Yards Barry Wagner: 7/19/1996, Orlando vs. Tampa Bay 119 Overall Record 237-163 KO Return Yards 2 times; recent: Dominic Jones, 4/29/2013, Orlando at Arizona 222 Regular Season 213-143 Combined KR YDs 2 times; recent: Dominic Jones, 4/29/2013, Orlando at Arizona 222 Playoffs 24-20 Field Goals Made 16 times; recent : 5/22/2005, Orlando vs. New Orleans 3

Home Record 133-64 Away Record 103-98 Neutral Site 1-1 Overtime 11-9 2016 SCHEDULE

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS Head Coach: DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET)* 4/1 at Tampa Bay 7:30 p.m. Offensive Coordinator: Matthew Sauk 4/9 Portland 7:30 p.m. Line Coach: Clay Harrell 4/18 at Jacksonville 7:00 p.m. Athletic Trainer: Paul Morosky 4/23 Los Angeles 7:30 p.m. 4/29 at Cleveland 7:00 p.m. 5/7 Arizona 7:30 p.m. 5/13 Tampa Bay 7:30 p.m. 5/21 at Philadelphia 7:30 p.m. 5/27 Jacksonville 7:30 p.m. 6/5 at Los Angeles 6:00 p.m. 6/13 Cleveland 7:30 p.m. 6/18 at Jacksonville 7:00 p.m. 6/24 Tampa Bay 7:30 p.m. 7/9 at Portland 10:00 p.m. 7/18 at Arizona 9:30 p.m. 7/30 Philadelphia 7:30 p.m. * All times Eastern. All games subject to change.

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2016 HEAD COACH

ROB KEEFE (Overall Record: 45-25)

PRO CAREER: Hired by the Orlando Predators on December 24, 2013, Rob Keefe enters his third year as the team’s head coach and his eighth as an Arena Football coach. In his first season with the Predators, Keefe directed the franchise to its first division title since 2006, coming within one win of a berth in the ArenaBowl. The 2014 Orlando Predators secured the South Division Championship and reached the American Conference Championship. In 2015, Keefe led the team to its second consecutive division title, marking the first time the franchise has achieved back-to-back division titles since 1993. Orlando secured its 22nd postseason berth by posting 12 wins in the regular season for just the second time in franchise history and the first since 2003. He began his coaching career in 2009 as an assistant coach for the ArenaCup champion-. When the Shock joined the AFL in 2010, Keefe became the team’s head coach, leading Spokane to a 13-3 record and ArenaBowl XXIII victory, making him the youngest head coach in League history to win an AFL championship. He spent a brief period of time with the Orlando Predators as the team’s offensive coordinator in 2012 before joining the staff as a defensive coordinator. Prior to his coaching career, Keefe joined the Spokane Shock as a defensive back in the team’s inaugural af2 season in 2006. He ended his two-year tenure with the team as the franchise leader with 168 tackles and 19 interceptions in addition to earning All- af2 honors both years. He joined the Philadelphia Soul in 2008 and was part of the team’s ArenaBowl XXII championship squad.

BACKGROUND: DB, Mercyhurst College (1999-2003). DB, Spokane Shock (af2, 2006-2007); Philadelphia Soul (2008). Assistant Coach, Spokane Shock (2009). Head Coach, Spokane Shock (2010-2011). Offensive Coordinator, Orlando Predators (2012). Defensive Coordinator, Utah Blaze (2013). Head Coach, Orlando Predators (2014- present).

2016 CAMP ROSTER 2015 TEAM STATISTICS

# POS NAME HGT WGT EXP DOB COLLEGE ORL OPP - DB 6-0 190 R 05/03/88 Purdue SCORING 1023 951 Points Per Game 56.8 52.8 - OL RJ Bibbs 6-2 320 3 04/10/87 Miles FIRST DOWNS 359 402 - WR Larry Brackins 6-5 225 8 11/05/82 Pearl River CC Rushing 64 42 - OL John Brown 6-2 300 R 06/26/85 Florida Passing 253 301 - WR Lamark Brown 6-4 225 1 07/05/89 Minnesota State Penalty 42 59 - WR Paul Browning 6-3 220 R 08/05/92 CSU-Puebloa RUSHING YARDAGE 700 365 Yards gained rushing 735 365 - WR Greg Carr 6-6 230 2 10/8//85 Florida State Yards lost rushing 35 10 - DL Darryl Cato-Bishop 6-4 265 2 01/26/90 North Carolina State Rushing Attempts 176 121 - DL Richard Clebert 6-1 285 6 11/15/86 South Florida Average Per Rush 4.0 3.0 - OL CJ Cobb 6-4 320 2 03/24/88 Cincinnati Average Per Game 38.9 20.3 - DL Calvin Fance 6-1 255 3 10/03/87 Angelo State TDs Rushing 39 21 PASSING YARDAGE 4619 5335 - DB Bobby Felder 6-0 205 R 09/23/90 Nicholls State Att-Comp-Int 574-384-13 739-491-17 - DB De'Mon Glanton 6-2 205 4 7/22/86 Mississippi Average Per Pass 8.0 7.2 - WR Brandan Green 5-10 185 R 04/26/91 Grand Valley State Average Per Catch 12.0 10.9 - WR Derrick Hector 6-4 225 R 02/09/87 Morehouse Average Per Game 256.6 296.4 - QB Randy Hippeard 6-3 215 3 12/06/85 Virginia-Wise TDs Passing 94 110 TOTAL OFFENSE 5319 5700 - DB Arthur Hobbs 5-10 190 R 110/8/89 Nebraska Kerney Total Plays 776 878 - WR Lester Jean 6-3 220 R 02/05/88 Florida Atlantic Average Per Play 6.9 6.5 - DL Mike Lewis 6-2 260 6 04/11/91 Adrian Average Per Game 295.5 316.7 - OL Will Maxwell 6-2 310 1 12/31/88 Georgia Southern KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 1102-1969 101-1576 - OL Jordan McCray 6-3 315 R 05/31/92 Central Florida FG RETURNS: #-Yards 2-62 0-0 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 17-167 13-119 - OL Justin McCray 6-3 315 R 05/31/92 Central Florida KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.3 15.6 - DL Willie McGinnis 6-3 295 3 01/03/89 Rhode Island FG RETURN AVERAGE 31.0 0.0 - LB Terence Moore 6-2 225 5 03/05/87 Troy INT RETURN AVERAGE 9.8 9.2 - QB Bernard Morris 6-4 225 6 05/29/85 Marshall FUMBLES-LOST 27-16 23-12 - DL Donte Paige-Moss 6-3 265 3 04/11/91 North Carolina PENALTIES-Yards 138-1001 134-790 Average Per Game 55.6 43.9 - DB 6-0 205 5 4/21/87 West Virginia TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:02 -28:-24 - DL Padric Scott 6-1 295 3 01/08/90 Florida A&M 3RD-DOWN Conversions 53/102 72/136 - OL Adam Shead 6-4 315 R 06/30/92 Oklahoma 3rd-Down Pct 52% 53% - DB 5-8 180 2 07/08/90 Northern Iowa 4TH-DOWN Conversions 14/33 21/42 - DB Paul Stephens 5-10 190 4 04/23/89 Blinn 4th-Down Pct 42% 50% SACKS BY-Yards 18-85 26-106 - WR Brandon Thompkins 5-10 185 5 10/09/87 Arkansas State MISC YARDS 63 -14 - WR Kendal Thompkins 5-10 180 2 09/16/89 Miami TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 145 136 - DL Meshak Williams 6-2 260 2 06/03/91 Kansas State FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 6-8 8-14 - OL Torrian Wilson 6-3 315 R 11/28/91 Central Florida ON-SIDE KICKS 6-19 1-16 (Roster as of 03/14/16) RED-ZONE SCORES 80-95 84% 67-87 77% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 75-95 79% 62-87 71% 4-point drop-kick FGs 0-0 0-0 PAT-ATTEMPTS 123-135 91% 93-119 78% 2-point drop-kick PATs 0-0 0-0 ATTENDANCE 103132 90977 Games/Avg Per Game 9/11459 9/10109

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Orlando Predators 200 345 196 262 20 1023 Opponents 194 309 178 249 21 951

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2015 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING RETURNS PLAYER GP RAT A C % Y TD INT PLAYER K KY KAV KL KTD Randy Hippeard 11 133.75 332 247 74.4 2997 61 6 Brandon Thompkins 91 1916 21.1 58 6 Bernard Morris 14 100.03 241 136 56.4 1725 32 7 Arness Ikner 4 45 11.2 21 0 Brandon Thompkins 17 118.75 1 1 100.0 3 1 0 Paul Stephens 4 56 14.0 21 0 Nick Taylor 2 1 0.5 1 0 RUSHING Greg Carr 1 4 4.0 4 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD 1 2 3.0 3 0 Bernard Morris 14 54 273 19.5 5.1 32 15 Terence Moore 1 6 6.0 6 0 Brandon Thompkins 17 28 160 9.4 5.7 19 5 Michael Simons 18 57 160 8.9 2.8 17 13 Randy Hippeard 11 18 52 4.7 2.9 13 2 DEFENSE Larry Brackins 16 9 27 1.7 3.0 6 4 PLAYER GP TOT SOL AST TFL SACK INT IY ITD PBU FR FF FTD Kendal Thompkins 13 2 10 5 0.8 5 0 Emanuel Cook 12 95.0 79 32 1.5 0.0 3 19 0 8 1 2 0 LaMark Brown 11 1 9 0.8 9.0 9 0 Nick Taylor 17 86.0 71 30 0.0 0.0 4 54 1 20 2 1 0 Nick Taylor 17 1 4 0.2 4.0 4 0 Terence Moore 18 81.5 57 49 0.5 0.0 5 83 2 10 1 2 1 Greg Carr 11 2 4 0.4 2.0 3 0 Rod Issac 9 52.0 40 24 2.0 0.0 2 1 0 7 2 0 0 Justin Hilton 2 2 2 1.0 1.0 6 0 Arness Ikner 6 34.5 33 3 1.0 0.0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 Terence Moore 18 2 -1 -0.1 -0.5 2 0 Erick McIntosh 10 31.5 27 9 0.5 0.0 0 0 0 7 1 0 0 Mesha Williams 17 29.5 21 17 9.5 5.5 1 5 0 2 1 5 0 RECEIVING Austin Brown 18 25.0 17 16 6.5 4.5 0 0 0 5 0 3 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Calvin Fance 14 22.0 14 16 0.5 1.5 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 Brandon Thompkins 17 100 1266 74.5 12.7 45 23 Anthony Shutt 4 18.5 18 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Kendal Thompkins 13 89 1188 91.4 13.3 44 17 Jeremy Geathers 16 16.0 10 12 4.5 4.0 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 Larry Brackins 16 68 756 47.2 11.1 34 29 Paul Stephens 5 15.5 12 7 0.0 0.0 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 Greg Carr 11 47 554 50.4 11.8 40 9 LaMark Brown 11 15.5 12 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 LaMark Brown 11 40 489 44.5 12.2 41 8 Larry Brackins 16 11.5 9 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Julian Williams 4 13 159 39.8 12.2 28 2 O’Hara Fluellen 3 10.5 9 3 0.0 00 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Michael Simons 18 12 149 8.3 12.4 27 1 Brandon Thompkins 17 10.0 9 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Justin Hilton 2 8 99 49.5 12.4 25 2 Kendal Thompkins 13 8.0 8 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ray Dominguez 5 4 46 9.2 11.5 14 1 Matangi Tonga 4 8.0 6 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Ryan Cave 16 2 18 1.1 9.0 11 1 Toby Jackson 3 7.0 5 4 1.5 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Terence Moore 18 1 1 0.1 1.0 1 1 Bernard Morris 14 6.5 5 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 4.0 2 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KICKING Michael Simons 18 3.5 3 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 PLAYER GP FGA FGM FG% FGL EPA EPM EP% Brian Smith 2 3.0 2 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Mark Lewis 18 8 6 75.0 25 129 118 91.5 Tim Jackson 4 2.0 0 4 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Greg Carr 11 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL PURPOSE Kenny Jackson 1 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP YDS AVG TD PTS Aaron Robbins 3 1.5 0 3 1.0 0.5 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 Brandon Thompkins 17 3342 196.6 34 206 Will Maxwell 11 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kendal Thopkis 13 1198 92.2 17 104 Julian Williams 4 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Larry Brackins 16 783 48.9 33 198 Edward Mosley 1 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Greg Carr 11 562 51.1 9 56 12 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LaMark Brown 11 498 45.3 9 54 Ryan Cave 16 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Michael Simons 18 309 17.2 14 84 Justin Hilton 2 0.5 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bernard Morris 14 273 19.5 15 90 Monte Lewis 1 0.5 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Julian Williams 4 159 39.8 2 12 Randy Hippeard 11 0.5 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Justin Hilton 2 101 50.5 2 12 Mark Robinson 2 0.5 0 1 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Terence Moore 18 89 4.9 4 24 Paul Stephens 5 61 12.2 0 0 Nick Taylor 17 59 3.5 1 6 Randy Hippeard 11 52 4.7 2 14 Ray Dominguez 5 46 9.2 1 6 Arness Ikner 6 45 7.5 0 0 Emanuel Cook 12 22 1.8 0 0 Ryan Cave 16 18 1.1 1 6 Mesha Williams 17 5 0.3 0 0 Rod Issac 9 1 0.1 0 0

ALL-TIME SCORES

COACHING HISTORY 1993 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDTORS (10-2) 1995 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (7-5) Records include postseason games DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 1991-97 67-31 5/14 Albany W, 40-30 5/13 at Connecticut W, 45-43

1998-01, 04-07 93-61 5/21 Tampa Bay W, 46-34 5/19 at Charlotte L, 38-41

2002-03 Fran Papasedero 22-13 5/29 at Cincinnati W, 37-16 5/26 Miami W, 51-13 6/5 at Miami L, 37-45 6/10 Albany W, 55-47 2010-11 Pat O’Hara 20-17 6/11 Miami W, 56-14 6/17 at Miami W, 48-29 2012 Bret Munsey 4-14 6/19 at Tampa Bay W, 46-45 6/23 Milwaukee W, 58-33 2013 7-12 6/25 at Charlotte W, 43-20 7/1 Ari zona L, 48-49 2014-present Rob Keefe 24-15 7/2 Detroit W, 45-28 7/8 at Albany W, 56-38 7/9 at Dallas W, 49-17 7/14 Tampa Bay L., 34-51 1991 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (3-7) 7/16 Arizona W, 48-34 7/22 at San Jose L, 27-54 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 7/23 Charlotte W, 44-23 7/29. at Tampa Bay L, 20-44 6/1 at Tampa Bay W, 51-38 7/31 at Albany L, 35-49 8/4 Connecticut W, 62-29 6/7 at Detroit L, 27-56 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 6/13 Columbus W, 38-32 8/6 Miami W, 41-13 8/13 at San Jose W, 55-37 6/21. Detroit L, 40-43 6/29 at Denver L, 19-39 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/14 Tampa Bay L, 52-55 8/19 at Iowa W, 56-49 7/6 at Albany L, 36-44 7/12 Albany L, 25-28 ARENABOWL IX 9/1 at Tampa Bay L, 35-48 7/19 New Orleans W, 44-29 1994 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (11-1) 7/27 Tampa Bay L, 16-26 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/20 at Arizona W, 38-28 8/3 at Dallas L, 25-28 1996 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (9-5) 5/27 at Milwaukee W, 58-24 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 6/4 Las Vegas W, 38-9 4/27 at Arizona L, 52-55 1992 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (9-1) 6/10 Miami W, 53-21 5/3 Texas W, 52-36 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 6/17 at Mass W, 48-44 5/11 Florida W, 38-20 5/29 Tampa Bay L, 32-39 6/25 at Albany W, 63-48 5/18 at Tampa Bay L, 42-63 6/4 at Sacramento W, 58-47 7/1 Tampa Bay W, 61-40 5/24 at San Jose L, 25-42 6/13 San Antonio W, 50-0 7/15 Charlotte W, 68-14 6/1 at Connecticut W, 45-38 6/19 at Detroit W, 50-49 7/23 at Miami W, 42-20 6/7 Charlotte W, 56-47 6/27 Charlotte W, 29-26 7/29 Cleveland W, 41-32 6/21 Iowa L, 50-59 7/2 at Tampa Bay W, 48-33 8/6 Ari zona W, 46-21 6/29 at Texas W, 45-37 7/11 at New Orleans W, 45-20 8/13 at Tampa Bay L, 39-40 7/6 at Albany L, 41-53 7/17 Ari zona W, 71-21 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/12 Minnesota W, 56-12 7/24 at Charlotte W, 39-38 8/19 Fort Worth W, 34-13 7/19 Ta mpa Bay W, 40-39 7/31 New Orleans W, 62-8 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/27 at Florida W, 59-27 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/26 Mass W, 51-42 8/2 Anaheim W, 50-44 8/7 Cleveland W, 50-12 ARENABOWL VIII QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 9/2 Ari zona L, 31-36 8/10 at Arizona L, 48-65 8/15 Tampa Bay W, 24-21 ARENABOWL VI 8/22 Detroit L, 38-56 29 ORLANDO PREDATORS

1997 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (10-4) 2002 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (7-7) 2006 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (10-6) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/5 at New York W, 50-42 4/20 at Georgia L, 49-67 1/28 at Georgia L, 31-48 5/9 Ari zona L, 31-32 4/26 Chicago W, 49-38 2/3 Kansas City W, 48-41 5/17 at Tampa Bay W, 43-17 5/4 New Jersey L, 44-45 2/11 Philadelphia W, 47-33 5/23 at Portland W, 40-9 5/11 at Grand Rapids L, 55-69 2/19 at Tampa Bay W, 67-64 5/31 Nashville L, 36-46 5/17 San Jose L, 45-77 2/26 at New York L, 35-55 6/6 Texas W, 40-34 5/24 at Indiana W, 40-37 3/5 Los Angeles W, 59-34 6/14 at Florida W, 62-39 5/31 Carolina W, 33-30 3/10 at Arizona L, 57-60 6/20 Anaheim W, 41-40 6/9 Tampa Bay L, 45-48 3/19 Dallas L, 62-87 6/27 Tampa Bay W, 54-30 6/15 at New York W, 52-33 3/25 at Austin W, 47-37 7/6 at New Jersey W, 45-33 6/21 Toronto L, 34-47 4/2 Chicago W, 55-27 7/12 at Iowa L, 56-60 6/28 at Carolina W, 52-48 4/9 at Columbus W, 39-36 7/18 Portland W, 58-14 7/7 at Tampa Bay W, 55-48 4/14 Georgia W, 57-41 7/25 at Nashville L, 55-74 7/13 Georgia L, 40-41 4/22 Tampa Bay W, 52-13 8/1 Florida W, 67-35 7/20 at Dallas W, 44-41 4/30 at Colorado L, 54-75 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME 5/6 at Kansas City W, 63-42 8/8 New Jersey W, 45-37 7/26 Buffalo W, 32-27 5/12 Austin L, 43-67 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME DIVISONAL ROUND 8/16 at Iowa L, 34-52 8/3 at New Jersey W, 49-46 5/28 Philadelphia W, 31-27 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 1998 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (9-5) 8/10 at San Jose L, 40-52 6/4 at Dallas W, 45-28 DATE OPPONENT RESULT ARENABOWL XX 5/1 Grand Rapids W, 42-27 2003 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (12-4) 6/11 Chicago L, 61-69 5/8 at Milwaukee W, 54-44 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/15 Iowa W, 28-6 2/2 at Chicago W, 47-35 2007 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (8-8) 5/22 at Nashville L, 48-62 2/10 Tampa Bay W, 54-51 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 6/1 at New York W, 43-41 2/16 Dallas W, 50-47 3/2 at Tampa Bay W, 52-27 6/8 New Jersey L, 49-60 2/21 at Carolina W, 70-42 3/12 Los Angeles L, 37-44 6/12 Tampa Bay L, 34-42 3/2 at New York W, 72-56 3/16 Austin W, 45-30 6/20 at Arizona W, 42-40 3/10 Indiana W, 46-38 3/26 Dallas L, 49-70 6/27 at Tampa Bay L, 30-56 3/16 at Tampa Bay L, 32-52 3/31 at New Orleans L, 45-48 7/5 Florida W, 53-44 3/23 Georgia L, 36-38 4/14 Tampa Bay W, 61-37 7/10 Nashville W, 37-22 3/30 Los Angeles L, 63-64 4/20 New York W, 52-47 7/17 Portland W, 66-48 4/6 at Arizona L, 36-62 4/29 at Las Vegas W, 69-34 7/25 at Albany L, 70-79 4/11 Buffalo W, 66-23 5/4 at Georgia L, 34-55 7/31 Florida W, 59-52 4/20 Las Vegas W, 56-31 5/11 New Orleans W, 42-33 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 4/26 at Georgia W, 38-27 5/20 at Austin W, 46-45 8/7 Nashville W, 58-43 5/4 at Colorado W, 48-42 5/25 Utah L, 62-65 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/9 Carolina W, 41-24 6/1 at San Jose L, 52-59 8/15 at Arizona W, 38-33 5/16 at Detroit W, 50-38 6/9 at New York W, 75-54 ARENABOWL XII QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 6/15 Georgia L, 44-55 8/23 at Tampa Bay W, 62-31 6/1 New York W, 69-62 6/21 at Philadelphia L, 49-63 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME WILDCARD ROUND 1999 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (7-7) 6/7 at Tampa Bay L, 50-60 6/29 at Philadelphia L, 26-41 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/23 at Nashville W, 49-40 2004 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (10-6) 2008 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (9-7) 5/1 at Iowa L, 47-64 DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/7 Houston W, 67-49 2/8 at Tampa Bay L, 41-52 3/1 at Philadelphia L, 56-71 5/14 New England L, 46-57 2/13 Austin L, 48-49 3/9 at New Orleans L, 53-54 5/22 at New Jersey W, 51-38 2/28 at Carolina W, 59-43 3/14 Utah W, 69-61 5/28 Albany W, 45-38 3/6 Indiana W, 50-38 3/22 Georgia W, 50-45 6/7 at Albany L, 54-62 3/12 Georgia L, 44-52 3/29 at Columbus W, 47-44 6/12 Tampa Bay L, 37-63 3/21 at Chicago L, 15-58 4/6 Chicago W, 57-56 6/25 at Grand Rapids L, 42-63 3/27 Las Vegas W, 60-43 4/13 at Grand Rapids W, 75-56 7/2 Florida W, 37-24 4/4 at Columbus L, 46-55 4/19 at Georgia W, 65-62 7/11 at Tampa Bay L, 28-47 4/9 New Orleans W, 57-24 4/26 Tampa Bay L, 41-48 7/18 at Florida W, 42-10 4/18 at Georgia W, 30-7 5/3 San Jose W, 61-35 7/23 Nashville L, 41-51 4/25 Dallas W, 64-49 5/9 at Cleveland L, 43-62 7/30 Buffalo W, 48-40 5/2 Tampa Bay L, 58-63 5/18 at Kansas City W, 58-51 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/9 at New Orleans W, 45-40 5/23 Dallas L, 41-67 8/7 at Tampa Bay W, 41-19 5/16 at Austin W, 43-26 5/31 Ari zona L, 53-60 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/23 New York W, 65-41 6/7 at Tampa Bay L, 61-71 8/13 at Iowa W, 48-41 5/30 at Los Angeles W, 52-50 6/13 New Orleans W, 51-49 ARENABOWL XIII QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME WILDCARD ROUND 8/21 at Albany L, 48-59 6/6 at Chicago L, 49-59 6/30 at Cleveland L, 66-69

2000 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (11-3) 2005 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (10-6) 2010 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (8-8) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/15 New Jersey W, 38-21 1/30 Colorado W, 39-36 4/10 at Boss-Shrev. L, 67-73 4/27 at Carolina W, 56-28 2/3 at Arizona W, 51-40 4/16 at Jacksonville L, 31-57 5/5 Florida W, 51-38 2/11 Tampa Bay W, 61-46 4/30 Iowa L, 40-50 5/12 Tampa Bay W, 44-43 2/17 at Dallas L, 28-42 5/7 at Dallas W, 70-59 5/19 at Nashville W, 71-54 2/25 at Chicago W, 48-35 5/15 at Alabama W, 48-31 5/26 at Oklahoma W, 35-28 3/6 San Jose L, 38-57 5/21 Milwaukee W, 58-54 6/2 Carolina W, 56-54 3/13 at New Orleans W, 63-52 5/28 Tampa Bay L, 50-62 6/9 Grand Rapids L, 34-46 3/19 at Georgia L, 47-49 6/5 at Tulsa W, 57-54 6/16 at Milwaukee W, 43-35 3/25 Austin W, 51-21 6/12 Spokane L, 52-53 6/23 New England W, 46-32 4/3 Los Angeles W, 55-54 6/18 Jacksonville W, 70-48 7/1 at Tampa Bay L, 36-50 4/9 at Tampa Bay L, 42-54 6/26 at Chicago L, 42-55 7/7 Nashville L, 41-45 4/15 New York W, 72-60 7/3 Cleveland L, 70-77 7/15 at Florida W, 51-35 4/22 Georgia W, 52-49 7/9 Alabama W, 45-34 7/23 at Albany W, 61-59 4/30 at Philadelphia L, 60-64 7/17 at Milwaukee L, 41-57 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/7 at Austin L, 42-56 7/24 Oklahoma City W, 49-21 8/3 Tampa Bay W, 34-24 5/22 New Orleans W, 51-40 7/31 at Tampa Bay W, 75-60 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/13 Ari zona W, 56-44 5/29 at New York W, 47-42 8/6 at Jacksonville W, 73-69 ARENABOWL XIV SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/20 Nashville W, 41-38 6/4 at Georgia L, 58-60 8/14 at Tampa Bay L, 62-63

2001 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (8-6) 2011 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (11-7) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/13 at Nashville L, 25-50 3/18 at New Orleans W, 47-34 4/20 Florida L, 25-38 3/26 Utah W, 68-53 4/27 at Indiana L, 50-66 4/2 at Arizona L, 47-48 5/13 Nashville W, 34-30 4/9 Philadelphia W, 53-46 5/18 New Jersey W, 58-47 4/16 at Georgia W, 48-43 5/26 at San Jose W, 59-35 4/23 Spokane L, 58-70 6/2 Toronto W, 70-22 4/30 at Jacksonville L, 55-76 6/10 Tampa Bay W, 57-45 5/6 Tampa Bay W, 63-61 6/16 at New York W, 74-63 5/14 Cleveland W, 56-26 6/22 Milwaukee L, 42-45 5/26 at Milwaukee W, 35-30 7/1 at Tampa Bay W, 46-38 6/4 at Iowa W, 77-61 7/8 at Florida L, 46-53 6/11 Jacksonville L, 67-68 7/13 Buffalo W, 48-40 6/17 at Tampa Bay L, 44-46 7/21 at Chicago L, 41-55 6/25 Georgia L, 34-64 FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME 7/1 Pittsburgh W, 62-54 7/27 Chicago L, 26-41 7/9 at San Jose L, 40-60 7/16 at Tulsa W, 85-49 7/23 New Orleans W, 62-44 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/29 at Jacksonville L, 48-63

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2012 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (4-14) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/9 Pittsburgh L, 26-40 3/22 at Chicago L, 49-51 3/29 San Antonio L, 34-47 4/8 at Cleveland L, 24-41 4/14 at Pittsburgh L, 54-57 OT 4/20 Georgia W, 27-24 4/28 Philadelphia L, 53-69 5/5 at Tampa Bay L, 31-55 5/18 at New Orleans L, 61-68 5/25 Jacksonville L, 37-55 6/2 at Philadelphia L, 48-79 6/8 at San Jose L, 34-51 6/15 Tampa Bay Storm W, 64-40 6/23 New Orleans L, 41-48 7/1 at Georgia L, 53-56 7/6 Cleveland W, 55-34 7/14 at Jacksonville L, 30-48 7/22 Milwaukee W, 49-39

2013 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (7-11) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/24 at New Orleans L, 45-51 OT 3/29 at San Jose L, 62-65 4/6 Philadelphia L, 33-61 4/20 Tampa Bay L, 35-53 4/28 at Arizona L, 42-82 5/4 at Pittsburgh W, 52-38 5/11 at Spokane W, 83-82 5/18 at Philadelphia L, 51-61 5/25 Jacksonville L, 41-44 6/1 Chicago L, 55-63 6/8 at Tampa Bay W, 55-48 6/15 Cleveland W, 62-55 6/22 Pittsburgh W, 50-35 6/29 at Jacksonville L, 55-62 7/6 Ari zona L, 56-84 7/13 Iowa W, 55-41 7/20 at Cleveland L, 62-65 7/27 New Orleans W, 71-42 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/3 at Philadelphia L, 55-59

2014 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (11-7) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/16 Jacksonville W, 49-47 3/21 Los Angeles W, 69-63 3/29 at Tampa Bay W, 56-52 4/3 at New Orleans L, 55-62 4/10 Philadelphia L, 56-69 4/19 Tampa Bay W, 77-65 4/26 New Orleans W, 63-48 5/3 at San Jose L, 35-70 5/17 at Jacksonville W, 59-50 5/24 Pittsburgh L, 61-62 5/31 at Iowa L, 48-58 6/7 at San Antonio W, 58-39 6/12 Jacksonville W, 58-48 6/21 at Tampa Bay L, 34-35 7/7 at Philadelphia L, 35-42 7/14 Iowa W, 66-33 7/19 at New Orleans W, 70-64 7/26 Ari zona W, 56-50 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/3 Pittsburgh W, 56-48 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/10 at Cleveland L, 56-46

2015 SEASON: ORLANDO PREDATORS (12-6) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/29 Philadelphia L, 63-70 4/3 at Jacksonville W, 55-54 4/11 at New Orleans W, 47-42 4/18 Los Angeles W, 61-48 4/25 at Spokane L, 55-56 5/2 Cleveland L, 55-56 5/8 at Philadelphia L, 48-62 5/16 Tampa Bay W, 63-62 5/23 Portland W, 69-43 5/29 at Cleveland W, 63-42 6/6 at Jacksonville L, 51-66 6/13 Philadelphia W, 45-42 6/20 at Arizona L, 35-55 6/27 New Orleans W, 56-43 7/11 at Tampa Bay W, 69-62 7/18 at Cleveland W, 65-58 8/1 Jacksonville W, 64-50 8/8 Tampa Bay W, 59-40 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/15 Jacksonville L, 33-55

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TEAM INFORMATION RECORD HOLDERS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – CAREER CATEGORY NAME YEARS PERFORMANCE Points Scored Tiger Jones 2012-14 720 Passing Yards 2012-15 18809 Passing TDs Dan Raudabaugh 2012-15 414 Receptions Tiger Jones 2012-14 397 Receiving Yards Tiger Jones 2012-14 5742 Receiving TDs Tiger Jones 2012-14 117 Rushing Yards Derrick Ross 2012-14 1660 Rushing TDs Derrick Ross 2012-14 103 Interceptions By Eddie Moten 2005-08 32 Sacks Bryan Robinson 2012-15 42.5 Tackles Eddie Moten 2005-08 358 MFG Return Yards Tyronne Jones 2004-05 203 KO Return Yards Mike Brown 2006-08, 2011 3310 Combined KR YDs Mike Brown 2006-08, 2011 3495 Field Goals Made 2006 14

AMERICAN CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE SEASON CATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCE Team Colors: Soul Blue and Grey Points Scored Chris Jackson 2008 294 Year in League: 11th Passing Yards Dan Raudabaugh 2015 4992 Passing TDs Dan Raudabaugh 2015 119 TEAM OFFICE Receptions 2015 155 201 Laurel Road, 7th Floor Receiving Yards Tiger Jones 2013 2121 Telephone: 215/253-4900 Receiving TDs Chris Jackson 2008 49 Fax: 215/253-4933 Rushing Yards Derrick Ross 2012 645 Rushing TDs Derrick Ross 2014 36 Website: www.philadelphiasoul.com Interceptions By Kent Richardson 2012 14 Sacks Bryan Robinson 2013 11 FRONT OFFICE Tackles Eddie Moten 2004 104 COO: John Adams MFG Return Yards Tyronne Jones 2004 203 General Manager: KO Return Yards Jeff Hughley 2012 1865 VP of Ticket Sales: David Beck Combined KR YDs Jeff Hughley 2012 1865 Director of Ticket Sales: Marc Zamarin Field Goals Made Todd France 2006 14 Director of Operations: Jessica DeVito Communications Manager: Kristen Van INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE GAME Iderstine CATEGORY NAME PERFORMANCE Points Scored 2 times; recent: Tiger Jones 6/29/2012, Philadelphia at Tampa Bay 36 ARENA Passing Yards Dan Raudabaugh: 5/29/2015, Philadelphia at Orlando 422 Wells Fargo Center Passing TDs Dan Raudabaugh: 6/29/2012, Philadelphia at Tampa Bay 11 Receptions 4 times; recent: Emery Sammons: 6/14/2014, Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh 14 3601 S. Broad Street Receiving Yards Tiger Jones 6/29/2012, Philadelphia at Tampa Bay 204 Philadelphia, PA 19148 Receiving TDs 2 times; recent: Tiger Jones 6/29/2012, Philadelphia at Tampa Bay 6 Main Phone: 215/336-3600 Rushing Yards Derrick Ross: 6/2/2012, Philadelphia vs. Orlando 84 Rushing TDs Derrick Ross: 3/15/2014, Philadelphia at Arizona 6 PRACTICE FACILITY Interceptions By 4 times; recent: Kent Richardson: 6/16/2012, Philadelphia at Jacksonville 3 Voorhees Coliseum Sacks Teddy Jennings: 6/28/2014, Philadelphia at Iowa 3.5 333 Preston Avenue, Suite 2 Tackles Rayshaun Kizer: 6/1/2013, Philadelphia vs. Arizona 12 Voorhees, NJ 08043 MFG Return Yards Tyronne Jones: 5/22/2004, Philadelphia at San Jose 54 Telephone: 856/229-7210 KO Return Yards Jeff Hughley: 3/18/2012, Philadelphia at New Orleans 265 Combined KR YDs Jeff Hughley: 3/18/2012, Philadelphia at New Orleans 265 FRANCHISE RECORDS Field Goals Made Ken Hinsley: 5/22/2004, Philadelphia at San Jose 3 ArenaBowl Championships 1 ArenaBowl Appearances 3 Overall Record 108-78 2016 SCHEDULE Regular Season 98-72 Postseason 10-6 DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET)* Home Record 62-30 4/1 at Cleveland 7:00 p.m. Away Record 44-46 4/11 Jacksonville 7:00 p.m. Neutral Site 2-2 4/17 Portland 4:00 p.m. Overtime 2-2 4/23 Cleveland 4:00 p.m. 5/2 at Los Angeles 10:00 p.m. 5/9 Tampa Bay 7:00 p.m. FOOTBALL OPERATIONS 5/14 Arizona 6:30 p.m. Head Coach: Clint Dolezel 5/21 Orlando 7:30 p.m. Assistant Head Coach/Line Coach: Phil Bogle 5/28 at Cleveland 7:00 p.m. Defensive Backs Coach: Bernie Nowotarski 6/4 at Jacksonville 7:00 p.m. Assistant Coach: Steve Criswell 6/11 Los Angeles 3:00 p.m. Director of Player Personnel: Lou Russo 6/17 at Arizona 10:00 p.m. Athletic Trainer: Kevin Sze 6/27 at Portland 10:00 p.m. 7/9 Cleveland 6:00 p.m. Equipment Manager: Tyler Newhart 7/16 at Tampa Bay 4:00 p.m. 7/30 at Orlando 7:30 p.m. * All times Eastern. All games subject to change.

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2016 HEAD COACH

CLINT DOLEZEL (Overall Record: 39-21)

PRO CAREER: Promoted to head coach by the Philadelphia Soul on August 21, 2012, Clint Dolezel enters his fourth season at the helm for the Soul and his fifth as an Arena Football coach. In three seasons as head coach of the Soul, Dolezel compiled a regular season record of 36-18 with two East Division championships, and American Conference championship and appearance in ArenaBowl XXVI. Though he served as his own offensive coordinator much of his playing career, Dolezel’s first full-time coaching job came as the play caller for the af2’s in 2009. In 2011, he landed his first head coaching job with the Dallas Vigilantes. In his lone season with the team, Dolezel led Dallas to an 11-7 record and a postseason berth. The following season, Soul head coach Doug Plank tabbed Dolezel to be the team’s offensive coordinator. Under Dolezel’s guidance, Philadelphia led the League in points per game (68.5), rushing yards per carry (4.2) and rushing touchdowns (41), in addition to allowing a League- low five sacks on the season. When Plank resigned at the conclusion of the 2012 season, Dolezel was promoted to head coach. Before joining the coaching ranks, Dolezel had a 13-year career as a with six different teams. He was a three-time All-Arena selection (2001, 2006-2007) during his playing career and voted the No. 8 Greatest Player and No. 5 Greatest Quarterback in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee in 2012. In 2001, he guided the Grand Rapids Rampage to the XV ArenaBowl championship. Dolezel was inducted into the Arena Football League’s Hall of Fame on April 12, 2013.

BACKGROUND: QB, Cisco Junior College (1990-92); East Texas State (1992-94). QB, Milwaukee Mustangs (1995-97); Texas Terror (1997); Houston Thunderbears (1998- 99); Grand Rapids Rampage (2001-03); Las Vegas Gladiators (2004-05); (2006-08). Offensive Coordinator, Florida Firecats (2009). Head Coach, Dallas Vigilantes (2011). Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator, Philadelphia Soul (2012). Head Coach, Philadelphia Soul (2013-present).

2016 CAMP ROSTER 2015 TEAM STATISTICS

# POS NAME HGT WGT EXP DOB COLLEGE PHI OPP - DB Peter Ashton 6-2 210 R 11/25/92 Oregon State SCORING 1060 823 Points Per Game 58.9 45.7 - LB Beau Bell 6-2 245 5 05/26/86 UNLV FIRST DOWNS 373 321 - DB 6-0 180 6 05/0884 UMass Rushing 41 48 - WR Harvey Binford 6-0 185 1 01/20/91 Lindenwood Passing 285 200 - FB Wyreaz Bradley 5-11 285 R 05/13/91 Louisiana Penalty 47 73 - QB Luke Collis 6-3 225 2 07/27/88 Occidental RUSHING YARDAGE 354 532 Yards gained rushing 372 557 - WR Chris Duvalt 5-11 175 4 12/12/87 Illinois Yards lost rushing 18 25 - OL Andrew Edward 6-1 300 R 01/05/93 Betthune Cookman Rushing Attempts 133 127 - LB Joe Goosby 6-1 230 5 09/06/86 Tulane Average Per Rush 2.7 4.2 - DB Dwayne Hollis 5-10 185 1 07/0789 North Carolina Wesleyan Average Per Game 19.7 29.6 - DL William Hunt 6-4 270 1 05/17/91 Charleston Southern TDs Rushing 21 25 PASSING YARDAGE 5043 3877 - DL Teddy Jennings 6-6 280 2 03/15/90 Connecticut Att-Comp-Int 637-420-13 621-331-24 - OL Robert Jones 6-4 295 R 04/19/90 East Carolina Average Per Pass 7.9 6.2 - DB Torez Jones 6-1 190 R 07/19/90 Western Carolina Average Per Catch 12.0 11.7 - WR Shaun Kauleinamoku 5-10 190 6 05/24/87 Western Oregon Average Per Game 280.2 215.4 - DL Justin Lawrence 6-2 305 4 06/19/87 Morgan State TDs Passing 123 87 TOTAL OFFENSE 5397 4409 - DL Jake Metz 6-6 265 1 03/16/91 Shippensburg Total Plays 780 775 - LB Wesley Mauia 6-0 280 4 02/05/86 Western New Mexico Average Per Play 6.9 5.7 - WR Ryan McDaniel 6-3 200 3 09/08/88 Samford Average Per Game 299.8 244.9 - OL Kevin Myers 6-6 360 3 06/20/85 New Mexico Highland KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 82-1253 110-1836 - OL Keith Newell 6-6 315 3 01/10/88 Delaware State FG RETURNS: #-Yards 0-0 1-38 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-216 13-238 - QB Dan Raudabaugh 6-3 225 6 03/30/87 Miami (OH) KICK RETURN AVERAGE 15.3 16.7 - WR 6-2 210 4 04/04/89 Iowa State FG RETURN AVERAGE 0.0 38.0 - DL Jeramie Richardson 6-1 270 4 12/06/83 Angelo State INT RETURN AVERAGE 9.0 18.3 - WR Prechae Rodriguez 6-5 215 4 01/21/85 Auburn FUMBLES-LOST 13-10 23-13 - DL Skyler Skersick 6-3 270 R 10/10/91 Charleston Southern PENALTIES-Yards 146-2013 134-896 Average Per Game 56.3 49.8 - OL Adam Smith 6-5 330 2 04/09/90 Western Kentucky TIME OF POSSESSION/Game -30:-17 29:37 - DL Byron Sneed 6-4 250 R 08/30/90 South Alabama 3RD-DOWN Conversions 59/114 50/126 - DB LaRico Stevenson 5-11 200 6 08/22/84 West Georgia 3rd-Down Pct 52% 40% - OL Neal tivis 6-5 325 5 11/18/88 Abilene Christian 4TH-DOWN Conversions 25/42 22/59 - OL 6-3 330 3 04/30/90 Temple 4th-Down Pct 60% 37% SACKS BY-Yards 27-135 10-56 - DB Christian Wise 6-1 185 6 09/12/85 Clark MISC YARDS 50 49 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 151 118 (Roster as of 03/14/16) FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 4-8 3-7 ON-SIDE KICKS 7-23 4-25 RED-ZONE SCORES 74-88 84% 49-62 79% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 71-88 81% 49-62 79% 4-point drop-kick FGs 0-0 0-0 PAT-ATTEMPTS 124-138 90% 94-108 87% 2-point drop-kick PATs 0-0 0-0 ATTENDANCE 69908 89148 Games/Avg Per Game 8/8738 9/9905 Neutral Site Game 1/6514

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Philadelphia Soul 255 277 252 296 0 1060 Opponents 167 215 176 265 0 823

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2015 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING PLAYER GP RAT A C % Y TD INT RETURNS Dan Raudabaugh 18 122.39 620 411 66.3 4992 119 12 PLAYER K KY KAV KL KTD Bran Randall 8 116.41 16 9 56.2 107 4 0 LaRico Stevenson 44 801 18.2 40 0 Ryan McDaniel 18 0.00 1 0 0.0 0 0 1 20 351 17.5 40 0 Shaun Kauleinamoku 8 79 9.9 18 0 RUSHING Xavier Boyce 3 1 0.3 1 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Dwayne Hollis 2 22 11.0 16 0 Tommy Taggart 15 103 301 20.1 2.9 25 16 Ryan McDaniel 2 -2 -1.0 0 0 Dan Raudabaugh 18 3 21 1.2 7.0 14 1 Lonnie Outlaw 2 0 0.0 0 0 Daverin Geralds 4 8 14 3.5 1.8 4 0 Joe Goosby 1 1 1.0 1 0 Ryan McDaniel 18 6 8 0.4 1.3 5 1 Joe Goosby 18 8 6 0.3 0.8 2 3 DEFENSE Bryan Robinson 18 3 3 0.2 1.0 3 0 PLAYER GP TOT SOL AST TFL SACK INT IY ITD PBU FR FF FTD Jake Metz 6 1 1 0.2 1.0 1 0 LaRico Stevenson 17 82.0 78 8 0.0 0.0 5 45 0 5 1 0 0 Lonnie Outlaw 7 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 James Romain 18 69.0 64 10 1.0 0.0 10 100 1 29 9 3 0 Joe Goosby 18 68.5 56 25 0.0 0.0 2 7 1 4 0 5 0 RECEIVING Ken Richardson 16 61.0 54 14 1.0 0.0 5 56 1 13 4 0 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Dwayne Hollis 13 35.0 32 6 0.0 0.0 1 2 0 5 1 1 0 Marco Thomas 17 155 1772 104.2 11.4 48 40 Bryan Robinson 18 27.0 23 8 12.0 9.0 1 6 0 2 2 1 1 Ryan McDaniel 18 114 1277 70.9 11.2 30 29 Beau Bell 11 24.5 18 13 6.0 4.5 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 Shaun Kauleinamoku 14 70 1035 73.9 14.8 46 21 Justin Lawrence 18 14.0 10 8 5.5 2.0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 Harvey Binford 7 24 412 58.9 17.2 46 7 Brandon Freeman 8 14.0 13 2 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Lonnie Outlaw 7 17 235 33.6 13.8 35 7 Padric Scott 14 10.0 8 4 2.5 3.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Xavier Boyce 9 15 177 19.7 11.8 25 6 Teddy Jennings 6 10.0 5 10 6.0 6.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Ada m Smith 17 14 114 6.7 8.1 17 9 Tommy Frevert 17 10.0 10 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 To mmy Taggart 15 9 65 4.3 7.2 14 4 Jake Metz 6 8.0 7 2 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Neal Tivis 17 2 12 0.7 6.0 11 0 Xavier Boyce 9 7.5 6 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Harvey Binford 7 6.0 5 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KICKING Curtis Young 6 5.5 4 3 1.5 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 PLAYER GP FGA FGM FG% FGL EPA EPM EP% Caleb Bostic 6 5.0 5 0 1.0 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 Tommy Frevert 17 8 4 50.0 32 137 124 90.5 Ryan McDaniel 18 4.0 3 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lonnie Outlaw 7 3.5 3 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL PURPOSE Tommy Taggart 15 3.0 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP YDS AVG TD PTS Ada m Smith 17 3.0 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Marco Thomas 17 1772 104.2 40 242 Uriah Grant 2 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ryan McDaniel 18 1283 71.3 30 184 8 2.0 1 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shaun Kauleinamoku 14 1114 79.6 21 126 Marco Thomas 17 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LaRico Stevenson 17 846 49.8 0 0 Shaun Kauleinamoku 14 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 James Romain 18 451 25.1 1 8 17 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Harvey Binford 7 412 58.9 7 42 Tommy Taggart 15 366 24.4 20 120 Lonnie Outlaw 7 235 33.6 7 42 Xavier Boyce 9 178 19.8 7 44 Ada m Smith 17 114 6.7 10 64 Ken Richardson 16 56 3.5 2 12 Dwayne Hollis 13 24 1.8 0 0 Dan Raudabaugh 18 21 1.2 1 6 Daverin Geralds 4 14 3.5 0 0 Joe Goosby 18 14 0.8 4 26 Neal Tivis 17 12 0.7 0 0 Bryan Robinson 18 9 0.5 1 8 Jake Metz 6 1 0.2 0 0

ALL-TIME SCORES

COACHING HISTORY 2006 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (9-7) 2008 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (13-3) Records include postseason games DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 2004-05 7-14 1/29 Tampa Bay W, 52-34 3/1 Orlando W, 77-56 2005 James Fuller 4-7 2/5 Los Angeles W, 47-33 3/9 at Chicago W, 60-49 2006-08 Bret Munsey 35-20 2/11 at Orlando L, 33-47 3/16 New York W, 63-42 2011 6-12 2/19 New York W, 75-59 3/20 at Los Angeles W, 71-34 2012 Doug Plank 17-4 2/26 Colorado L, 38-48 3/29 Tampa Bay W, 59-51 2013-present Clint Dolezel 39-21 3/5 at Las Vegas L, 49-67 4/5 Utah W, 64-56 3/13 at Kansas City W, 54-24 4/12 at San Jose W, 58-57 3/18 at Columbus L, 20-53 4/21 at Columbus W, 76-55 2004 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (5-11) 3/25 at Dallas W, 55-51 4/28 Dallas W, 57-28 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/31 Austin L, 38-43 5/2 at Cleveland L, 55-67 2/8 New Orleans L, 34-42 4/9 Chicago W, 56-55 5/12 at Georgia L, 62-63 2/15 at Dallas L, 47-51 4/14 at Nashville W, 49-33 5/17 Columbus W, 51-43 2/21 Columbus W, 56-34 4/21 Columbus L, 45-46 5/22 Kansas City L, 47-54 2/29 at Tampa Bay L, 37-40 4/29 at New York L, 58-65 6/7 at Dallas W, 71-64 3/7 Chicago W, 53-47 5/6 Dallas W, 51-48 6/14 Cleveland W, 62-61 3/13 at Columbus W, 43-41 5/13 at Georgia W, 57-41 6/22 at New York W, 59-30 3/21 Colorado L, 33-40 WILD CARD ROUND DIVISIONAL ROUND 3/28 at Austin L, 60-65 5/21 at Austin W, 52-35 7/5 New York W, 49-48 4/4 Dallas W, 47-31 DIVISIONAL ROUND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 4/17 at Carolina L, 59-63 5/28 at Orlando L, 27-31 7/12 Cleveland W, 70-35 4/24 New York W, 60-58 ARENABOWL XXII 5/1 at Colorado L, 40-58 2007 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (8-8) 7/27 San Jose W, 59-56 5/8 Las Vegas L, 35-63 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/15 Carolina L, 43-46 3/9 at Nashville W, 63-30 2011 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (6-12) 5/22 at San Jose L, 36-48 3/15 at Grand Rapids W, 69-40 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/30 at New York L, 54-69 3/22 Colorado W, 71-47 3/11 at Pittsburgh W, 58-52 4/1 at New York W, 65-60 3/18 at Chicago L, 28-62 2005 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (6-10) 4/9 Georgia L, 49-57 4/4 at Milwaukee L, 49-51 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/16 at Dallas L, 51-51 4/9 at Orlando L, 46-53 1/30 at Austin W, 66-35 4/23 at Columbus L, 21-44 4/15 Tampa Bay L, 48-51 2/6 at Chicago L, 41-51 4/30 at Chicago L, 43-54 4/23 at San Jose L, 61-68 2/13 Nashville W, 59-48 5/5 Kansas City L, 41-53 4/30 at Iowa W, 76-62 2/20 at New Orleans L, 47-61 5/14 New York L, 49-69 5/6 Jacksonville L, 42-58 2/27 Dallas L, 43-72 5/21 New Orleans W, 78-34 5/13 Georgia W, 68-49 5/27 at Austin W, 76-66 5/21 at Cleveland L, 41-59 3/6 New York L, 54-61 6/1 Dallas L, 56-59 5/27 New Orleans W, 70-49 3/11 at San Jose L, 26-52 6/9 at Tampa Bay L, 59-69 6/3 Milwaukee W, 39-37 3/20 Tampa Bay W, 69-63 6/16 Columbus W, 56-53 6/10 at Spokane L, 54-75 3/26 Grand Rapids W, 64-41 6/21 Orlando W, 63-49 6/17 Tulsa L, 42-48 4/3 at Columbus W, 62-45 DIVISIONAL ROUND 6/25 Ari zona L, 54-55 4/10 at Colorado L, 56-77 6/29 Orlando W, 41-26 7/2 at Dallas L, 41-58 4/17 Las Vegas L, 49-56 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 7/8 Cleveland W, 49-21 4/24 at New York L, 37-51 7/8 at Georgia L, 39-65 7/22 Pittsburgh L, 48-61 4/30 Orlando W, 64-40 5/15 Columbus L, 52-55 5/22 at Dallas L, 63-77

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2012 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (15-3) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/18 at New Orleans W, 63-62 3/23 at Pittsburgh W, 84-59 4/1 Cleveland L, 62-68 4/7 at Georgia W, 92-42 4/14 San Jose W, 61-55 4/20 Tampa Bay W, 83-48

4/28 at Orlando W, 69-53

5/5 Milwaukee L, 63-64

5/12 Jacksonville W, 56-38

5/18 at Spokane L, 47-65 5/27 at Cleveland W, 55-33 6/2 Orlando W, 79-48 6/8 at Milwaukee W, 69-62 6/16 at Jacksonville W, 62-27 6/24 Pittsburgh W, 69-34 6/29 at Tampa Bay W, 83-79 7/8 Spokane W, 62-48 7/22 Utah W, 69-34 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/28 New Orleans W, 66-53 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/3 Jacksonville W, 89-34 ARENABOWL XXV 8/10 Ari zona L, 54-72

2013 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (12-6) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/23 at Arizona L, 52-66 4/6 at Orlando W, 61-33

4/13 at Iowa W, 54-43

4/20 Cleveland L, 57-64 OT

4/27 Jacksonville L, 53-55

5/4 at Chicago W, 72-41

5/11 Pittsburgh L, 48-53

5/18 Orlando W, 61-51

5/25 at Tampa Bay W, 73-55 6/1 Ari zona L, 57-64 6/8 New Orleans W, 65-56 6/15 at Pittsburgh W, 59-21 6/22 Iowa W, 54-30 6/29 at Cleveland W, 66-57 7/6 Chicago W, 58-26 7/12 Utah W, 69-39 7/20 at San Jose W, 65-43 7/27 at San Antonio L, 28-42 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/3 Orlando W, 59-55 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/10 at Jacksonville W, 75-59 ARENABOWL XXVI 8/17 vs Arizona L, 39-48

2014 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (9-9)

DATE OPPONENT RESULT

3/15 at Arizona L, 55-62

3/23 at San Jose L, 33-70

4/4 at Tampa Bay L, 49-63

4/10 at Orlando W, 69-56

4/19 Jacksonville W, 54-41 4/27 Iowa W, 60-55 5/3 at Pittsburgh L, 57-65 5/10 New Orleans W, 79-60 5/17 Tampa Bay W, 62-34 5/23 at Cleveland L, 52-54 6/1 San Antonio W, 76-40 6/7 at Tampa Bay L, 49-56 6/14 Pittsburgh L, 56-57 6/21 Cleveland L, 68-69 628 at Iowa W, 84-48 7/7 Orlando W, 42-35 7/20 San Jose W, 42-20 7/26 at Pittsburgh L, 34-64 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/2 at Cleveland L, 37-39

2015 SEASON: PHILADELPHIA SOUL (15-3)

DATE OPPONENT RESULT

3/29 at Orlando W, 70-63

4/4 at Spokane W, 54-43

4/12 Jacksonville W, 63-52

4/18 Cleveland W, 63-48

4/26 at New Orleans W, 55-42 5/2 Portland W, 52-35 5/8 Orlando W, 62-48 5/16 at Jacksonville L, 47-55 5/23 at Tampa Bay W, 71-27 5/30 vs Las Vegas W, 51-43 6/6 New Orleans W, 62-41 6/13 at Orlando L, 42-45 6/20 at Los Angeles W, 56-48 6/26 Tampa Bay W, 64-42 7/11 Cleveland W, 72-56 7/18 at Jacksonville L, 67-74 8/2 New Orleans W, 61-28 8/8 at Cleveland W, 48-33 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/15 Cleveland W, 47-35 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/23 Jacksonville L, 56-61

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TEAM INFORMATION RECORD HOLDERS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – CAREER CATEGORY NAME YEARS PERFORMANCE Points Scored V’Keon Lacey 2015 176 Passing Yards 14-15 5711 Passing TDs Kyle Rowley 14-15 110 Receptions V’Keon Lacey 2015 107 Receiving Yards Jamar Howard 14-15 1375 Receiving TDs V. Lacey/J. Perry 2015 29 Rushing Yards 2014 82 Rushing TDs John Martinez 2015 14 Interceptions By Varmah Somie 14-15 13 Sacks Marquis Jackson 14-15 7.5 Tackles Bryce Peila 14-15 121.5 MFG Return Yards ------KO Return Yards Duane Brooks 14-15 3180 Combined KR YDs Duane Brooks 14-15 3180 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Field Goals Made Michael Braunstein 2014 3 Team Colors: Red, Silver and Blue INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE SEASON Year in League: 3rd, 1st as ‘Steel’ CATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCE Points Scored V’Keon Lacey 2015 176 TEAM OFFICE Passing Yards Kyle Rowley 2015 3651 PDX SportsCenter Passing TDs Kyle Rowley 2015 71 Attn: Portland Steel Receptions V’Keon Lacey 2015 107 8785 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway Receiving Yards Jared Perry 2015 1297 Portland, OR 97225 Receiving TDs V. Lacey/J. Perry 2015 29 Telephone: 503/889-0459 Rushing Yards Darron Thomas 2014 82 Website: www.pdxsteel.com Rushing TDs John Martinez 2015 14 Interceptions By 2014 10 Sacks Marquis Jackson 2015 7.5 FRONT OFFICE Tackles Varmah Sonie 2014 86 General Manager: Ron James MFG Return Yards ------Ticket Sales Coordinator: David Livingston KO Return Yards Duane Brooks 2015 1994 Director of Communications: Brian Dancel Combined KR YDs Duane Brooks 2015 1994 Director of Game/Team Operations: Field Goals Made Michael Braunstein 2014 3 LaShawnta Horton Statistical Crew: Kirby Gleason INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE GAME CATEGORY NAMES PERFORMANCE ARENA Points Scored Jared Perry: 6/21/2015 Portland vs. Spokane 36 Passing Yards Kyle Rowley: 6/14/2014, Portland at Los Angeles 362 1 N. Center Court Street Passing TDs 2 times; recent: Danny Southwick: 5/3/2014, Portland at Tampa Bay 8 Portland, OR 97227 Receptions Jamar Howard: 4/3/2015, Portland vs. Tampa Bay 15 Telephone: 203/235-8771 Receiving Yards Jamar Howard: 4/3/2015, Portland vs. Tampa Bay 221 Receiving TDs E. Rogers: 5/3/14, at TB; J. Perry: 6/21/15 vs. SPK 5 Rushing Yards Darron Thomas: 5/17/2014, Portland at San Jose 33 PRACTICE FACILITY Rushing TDs John Martinez: 6/28/2015 Portland at Las Vegas 4 PDX Sports Center Interceptions By 3 Times; recent: Varmah Sonie: 8/1/2015, Portland vs. Las Vegas 2 8785 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy, Sacks 5 Times; recent: KC Obi: 7/18/2015, Portland vs. San Jose 2 Portland, OR 97225 Tackles 2 Times; recent: De’Mon Glanton: 8/8/2015, Portland at Arizona 12 MFG Return Yards ------FRANCHISE RECORDS KO Return Yards Duane Brooks: 5/30/2015, Portland vs. San Jose 269 ArenaBowl Championships 0 Combined KR YDs Duane Brooks: 5/30/2015, Portland vs. San Jose 269 ArenaBowl Appearances 0 Field Goals Made Michael Braunstein: 4/18/2014, Portland vs. San Jose 2 Overall Record 10-28 Regular Season 10-26 Postseason 0-2 2016 SCHEDULE Home Record 8-10 Away Record 2-18 DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET) * Neutral Site 0-0 4/1 Arizona 10:00 p.m. Overtime 0-1 4/9 at Orlando 7:30 p.m. 4/17 at Philadelphia 4:00 p.m. FOOTBALL OPERATIONS 4/30 at Arizona 9:00 p.m. Head Coach: Ron James 5/7 Los Angeles 10:00 p.m. Wide Receivers Coach: Anthony Payton 5/13 at Cleveland 7:00 p.m. Defensive Coordinator: Will Mulder 5/21 at Jacksonville 7:00 p.m. Athletic Trainer: Cameron Hamilton 5/28 at Los Angeles 10:00 p.m. Equipment Manager: Druw Holland 6/6 Tampa Bay 10:00 p.m. 6/11 at Arizona 9:00 p.m. 6/20 Cleveland 10:00 p.m. 6/27 Philadelphia 10:00 p.m. 7/9 Orlando 10:00 p.m. 7/16 Jacksonville 10:00 p.m. 7/23 at Tampa Bay 5:00 p.m. 8/1 Los Angeles 10:00 p.m. * All times Eastern. All games subject to change.

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2016 HEAD COACH

RON JAMES (Overall Record: 58-54)

PRO CAREER: Named the head coach and General Manager of the Portland Steel on January 30, 2016, Ron James brings 30 years of coaching experience with him to Portland, most recently acting as the defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Gladiators during the 2015 season. The 2012 AFL Head Coach of the Year has spent 19 seasons as a coach, coordinator, or assistant in the Arena Football League, including seven seasons as a head coach with the Las Vegas Gladiators (2005-2006), Utah Blaze (2010-2013), and (2014). James led both the Blaze (12-6, 2012) and the Power (15-2, 2014) to franchise record regular season win totals. An offensive lineman for Siena College (NY) from 1982-1985, James began his coaching career in 1986, when he was introduced as Siena’s linebackers coach. He began his Arena Football League career three years later, acting as an assistant for the Albany Firebirds from 1990 to 1991. James would return to the college coaching ranks following his two seasons in Albany, eventually serving as the offensive line coach for West Point from 1997-1998. James would return to the AFL coaching ranks in 1999 with the Houston ThunderBears, before settling in as the assistant head coach for the Las Vegas Gladiators three years later. James would spend the next five seasons in Las Vegas, with the Gladiators eventually promoting him to head coach in 2005, a year in which the Gladiators led the AFL in both total offense and total defense. James would lead the Gladiators to 14 different team records in his two seasons at the helm, including new franchise season-highs for passing yards (4,664) and total yards (4,996). James would then part ways with the Gladiators when the team sealed it’s move to Cleveland. James began his time with the Utah Blaze in 2007, eventually gaining promotion to head coach in 2010. James guided Utah to their best season in team history in 2012, with a 12-6 record, garnering honors as the AFL Head Coach of the Year. James would later lead the Pittsburgh Power to a 15-2 record in 2014, having taken over the head coaching position following the first game of the season. That season, the Pittsburgh defense led the AFL in interceptions with 36, was second in scoring defense at 43.2 points allowed per game, and was third in the League in total defense.

BACKGROUND: OT, Siena College (1982-1985), LB Coach, Siena College (1986), Def. Coordinator/LB Coach, St Lawrence (1989-1991), Assistant, Albany Firebirds (1990- 1991), Def. Coordinator/DB Coach. Hartwick College (1992-1993), Asst. Head Coach, Kentucky Wesleyan College (1993-1997), OL Coach, Army (1998-1999), Line Coach, Houston ThunderBears (1999-2001), Asst. Head Coach, Las Vegas Gladiators (2002-2005), Head Coach, Las Vegas Gladiators (2005-2006), Line Coach, Utah Blaze (2007- 2008

2016 CAMP ROSTER 2015 TEAM STATISTICS

# POS NAME HGT WGT EXP DOB COLLEGE PDX OPP - WR Perez Ashford 5-10 195 1 03/02/91 Northern Illinois SCORING 858 975 Points Per Game 47.7 54.2 - QB Shane Austin 6-0 200 3 06/14/89 Hawaii FIRST DOWNS 326 380 - OL Larry Banks 6-4 340 1 09/04/90 Louisiana Tech Rushing 27 42 - OL Leonardo Bates 6-5 310 2 11/28/89 Louisiana Lafayette Passing 234 259 - WR 6-2 215 2 10/18/89 Tusculum Penalty 65 59 - C John Collins 6-3 305 2 08/22/90 Harvard RUSHING YARDAGE 161 435 Yards gained rushing 192 448 - DB Qua Cox 5-11 190 R 04/28/91 Jackson State Yards lost rushing 31 13 - JLB Dexter Davis 6-2 230 1 12/27/90 Friends Rushing Attempts 90 138 - OL Rico Forbes 6-5 305 R 01/29/89 Washington State Average Per Rush 1.8 3.2 - DE Justin Francis 6-4 245 R 02/08/89 Rutgers Average Per Game 8.9 24.2 - OL Deveric Gallingtonq 6-3 330 2 05//06/90 Texas Tech TDs Rushing 21 24 PASSING YARDAGE 4235 4536 - WR Tom Gilson 6-2 200 3 11/06/88 UMass Att-Comp-Int 646-384-26 658-414-16 - DE 6-5 260 R 11/29/87 Prairie View A&M Average Per Pass 6.6 6.9 - MLB Robert Hayes 6-2 250 1 03/13/92 Shepherd Average Per Catch 11.0 11.0 - OL Mark Jackson 6-5 330 5 07/05/88 Glenville State Average Per Game 235.3 252.0 - NG Bryson Kelly 6-2 265 3 07/01/89 Central Washington TDs Passing 90 105 TOTAL OFFENSE 4396 4971 - K Ernesto Lacayo 5-8 180 1 05/05/89 Hastings Total Plays 755 822 - DB Antoine Lewis 5-11 190 R 11/03/91 Purdue Average Per Play 5.8 6.0 - OL Sam Longo 6-4 300 R 07/31/91 Cincinnati Average Per Game 244.2 276.2 - WR Colt Lyerla 6-4 240 R 11/13/92 Oregon KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 105-2104 105-1692 - DB Mike McMillan 5-11 205 1 02/14/90 Ashland FG RETURNS: #-Yards 2-0 2-29 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 16-213 26-276 - OL Jarien Moreland 6-5 320 1 12/26/88 Southern Illinois KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.0 16.1 - WR Dakarai Pecikonis 5-11 190 R 04/16/91 Angelo State FG RETURN AVERAGE 0.0 14.5 - JLB Bryce Peila 6-1 205 3 05/08/90 Western Oregon INT RETURN AVERAGE 13.3 10.6 - WR Jared Perry 6-1 180 4 08/27/88 Missouri FUMBLES-LOST 19-12 19-12 - QB 6-3 210 1 05/20/84 Rocky Mountain PENALTIES-Yards 181-1213 181-1096 Average Per Game 67.4 60.9 - DB Matt Pierce 5-11 190 1 09/04/90 Valdosta State TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:16 30:19 - WR Jabin Sambrano 5-11 185 1 03/13/90 Montana 3RD-DOWN Conversions 47/109 66/122 - DB Tim Shelley 6-1 200 2 11/10/86 Fort Valley State 3rd-Down Pct 43% 54% - QB Danny Southwick 6-2 195 5 09/28/81 Occidental 4TH-DOWN Conversions 14/45 14/39 - WR 6-6 235 2 03/14/90 Cincinnati 4th-Down Pct 31% 36% SACKS BY-Yards 26-139 19-105 - DE Reggie Wilson 6-3 255 R 04/02/92 Texas MISC YARDS 1 27 (Roster as of 03/14/16) TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 127 140 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 0-2 5-9 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-10 4-12 RED-ZONE SCORES 62-76 82% 74-87 85% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 62-76 82% 71-87 82% 4-point drop-kick FGs 0-0 0-0 PAT-ATTEMPTS 88-119 74% 112-130 86% 2-point drop-kick PATs 0-0 0-0 ATTENDANCE 83062 74631 Games/Avg Per Game 9/9229 9/8292

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Portland Thunder 184 244 188 242 0 858 Opponents 209 343 190 227 6 975

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2015 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING RETURNS PLAYER GP RAT A C % Y TD INT PLAYER K KY KAV KL KTD Kyle Rowley 17 95.57 546 322 59.0 3651 71 21 Duane Brooks 91 1994 21.9 57 8 Darron Thomas 6 115.95 58 38 65.5 374 11 1 Perez Ashford 10 68 6.8 29 0 Alex Carder 5 78.42 39 21 53.8 305 6 4 Jared Perry 3 30 10.0 15 0 Jared Perry 14 120.14 3 3 100.0 10 2 0 John Martinez 1 5 5.0 5 0 V’Keon Lacey 1 7 7.0 7 0 RUSHING De’Mon Glanton 1 0 0.0 0 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD John Martinez 18 48 66 3.7 1.4 15 14 DEFENSE Alex Carder 5 4 33 6.6 8.2 13 0 PLAYER GP TOT SOL AST TFL SACK INT IY ITD PBU FR FF FTD Duane Brooks 17 4 15 0.9 3.8 8 1 De’Mon Glanton 11 71.5 63 17 0.0 0.0 4 81 0 10 1 3 0 Kyle Rowley 17 16 14 0.8 0.9 4 5 Osagie Odiase 14 63.5 58 11 1.0 0.0 1 10 0 17 2 0 2 V’Keon Lacey 17 1 12 0.7 12.0 12 0 Bryce Peila 17 57.0 49 16 2.0 0.0 3 66 2 8 2 0 1 Darron Thomas 6 9 12 2.0 1.3 7 1 K.C. Obi 17 36.5 29 15 7.5 6.5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Jamar Howard 7 7 7 1.0 1.0 6 0 Dwight McClean 8 36.0 34 4 0.0 0.0 2 16 0 5 0 0 0 Perez Ashford 17 3 2 0.1 0.7 3 0 Varmah Sonie 5 30.5 28 5 0.0 0.0 4 30 1 6 1 1 0 Okechukwu Okoroha 6 29.0 24 10 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 RECEIVING Andre’ Martin 6 26.5 24 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 6 1 1 1 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Marquis Jackson 18 22.0 17 10 8.5 7.5 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 V’Keon Lacey 17 107 1158 68.1 10.8 48 29 Dexter Davis 9 20.0 18 4 6.0 5.0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 Jared Perry 14 100 1297 92.6 13.0 41 29 Frank Trotter 17 19.5 16 7 5.0 5.0 0 0 0 9 1 1 0 Duane Brooks 17 60 559 32.9 9.3 35 7 Matt Pierce 8 19.0 17 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 Jamar Howard 7 51 711 101.6 13.9 46 14 Perez Ashford 17 17.5 16 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Perez Ashford 17 49 459 26.9 9.3 27 6 Robert Hayes 11 13.5 11 5 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 John Martinez 18 8 70 3.9 8.8 12 3 Adrian Hamilton 5 12.0 12 0 2.0 1.0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Maurice Williams 2 6 61 30.5 10.2 23 0 Allen Chapman 2 10.5 10 1 0.0 0.0 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 Jeraill McCuller 12 3 22 1.8 7.3 12 2 V’Keon Lacey 17 9.5 9 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sam Longo 9 0 4 0.4 0.0 0 0 Duane Brooks 17 6.5 6 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Jared Perry 14 5.0 5 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KICKING Quincy Butler 2 5.0 4 2 0.0 0.0 1 12 0 1 0 0 0 PLAYER GP FGA FGM FG% FGL EPA EPM EP% Remond Willis 8 4.5 2 5 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Kevin Goessling 8 1 0 0.0 0 50 37 74.0 Jake McDonough 14 4.5 3 3 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Zach Ramirez 8 1 0 0.0 0 42 32 76.2 Brandon Tett 6 3.0 1 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Michael Braunstein 0 0 0.0 0 21 13 61.9 John Martinez 18 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brady Beeson 0 0 0.0 0 6 6 100.0 Jamar Howard 7 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Michael Braunstein 4 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL PURPOSE Sam Longo 9 2.0 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 PLAYER GP YDS AVG TD PTS Maurice Williams 2 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Duane Brookes 17 2568 151.1 17 104 Zach Ramirez 6 1.5 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jared Perry 14 1327 94.8 29 174 Alex Carder 5 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 V’Keon Lacey 17 1177 69.2 29 176 Si Tuihalamaka 1 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jamar Howard 7 718 102.6 14 84 John Collins 17 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Perez Ashford 17 528 31.1 6 36 Kyle Rowley 17 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 John Martinez 18 141 7.8 17 102 De’Mon Glanton 11 81 7.4 0 2 Bryce Peila 17 66 3.9 3 18 Maurice Williams 2 61 30.5 0 0 Alex Carder 5 33 6.6 0 0 Varmah Sonie 5 30 6.0 1 6 Jeraill McCuller 12 22 1.8 2 12 Dwight McClean 8 16 2.0 0 0 Kyle Rowley 17 14 0.8 5 30

Quincy Butler 2 12 6.0 0 0

Darron Thomas 6 12 2.0 1 6 Osagie Odiase 14 10 0.7 2 12 Sam Longo 9 4 0.4 0 0 Allen Chapman 2 -2 -1.0 0 0

ALL-TIME SCORES

COACHING HISTORY Records include postseason games 2014 Matthew Sauk 5-14 2015 SEASON: PORTLAND THUNDER (5-13) 2015 Mike Hohensee 5-14 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 2016 Ron James 0-0 3/27 Los Angeles W, 42-37 4/3 Tampa Bay L, 48-54 2014 SEASON: PORTLAND THUNDER (5-13) 4/9 Spokane W, 47-43 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/18 at Arizona L, 47-65 3/17 San Jose L, 34-64 4/25 at San Jose L, 45-64 3/24 Iowa L, 36-40 5/2 at Philadelphia L, 35-52 4/5 at Los Angeles L, 34-44 5/16 Los Angeles W, 63-47 412 at Spokane L, 27-55 5/23 at Orlando L, 43-69 4/18 San Jose L, 32-38 5/30 San Jose L, 42-61 4/26 at Jacksonville W, 69-62 6/7 at Los Angeles L, 40-52 5/3 at Tampa Bay W, 61-42 6/12 Ari zona L, 42-69 5/11 Ari zona L, 32-61 6/21 Spokane L, 54-69 5/17 at San Jose L, 27-64 6/28 at Las Vegas L, 46-48 5/22 San Antonio W, 55-40 7/11 Jacksonville W, 72-48 5/30 at Spokane L, 48-58 7/18 at San Jose L, 49-55 6/6 Ari zona L, 59-70 7/25 at Spokane L, 40-42 6/14 at Los Angeles L, 61-69 8/1 Las Vegas W, 64-33 6/26 New Orleans W, 62-56 8/8 at Arizona L, 39-67 7/5 at Cleveland L, 40-61 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/12 Los Angeles W, 44-31 8/14 at San Jose L, 28-55 7/20 at Arizona L, 55-65 7/26 Spokane L, 40-45 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/3 at Arizona L, 48-52

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TEAM INFORMATION RECORD HOLDERS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – CAREER CATEGORY NAME YEARS PERFORMANCE Points Scored Lawrence Samuels 1994-2000, 2002-10 1076 Passing Yards 2001-06 15667 Passing TDs Shane Stafford 2001-06 289 Receptions Lawrence Samuels 1994-2000, 2002-10 967 Receiving Yards Lawrence Samuels 1994-2000, 2002-10 11078 Receiving TDs Lawrence Samuels 1994-2000, 2002-10 160 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Rushing Yards Andre Bowden 1991-93, 1997-2001, 2003-04 1151 Team Colors: Blue, Gold and White Rushing TDs Andre Bowden 1991-93, 1997-2001, 2003-04 86 Interceptions By Tracey Perkins 1991-99 34 Year in League: 29th (25th in Tampa Bay) Sacks Andre Bowden 1991-93, 1997-2001, 2003-04 33.0 Tackles Lawrence Samuels 1994-2000, 2002-10 455.5 TEAM OFFICE MFG Return Yards George LaFrance 1994-99 1317 401 Channelside Drive KO Return Yards Michael Lindsey 2011-14 6039 Tampa, FL 33602 Combined KR YDs George LaFrance 1994-99 6433 Telephone: 813/276-7300 Field Goals Made Mike Black 2001-04 30 Fax: 813/307-5902 Website: www.tampabaystorm.com INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE SEASON CATEGORY NAME YEAR PERFORMANCE Points Scored Joe Hills 2013 262 FRONT OFFICE Passing Yards 2010 5054 President: Passing TDs Brett Dietz 2010 106 Vice President of Football Operations: Jeff Receptions Joe Hills 2013 133 Gooch Receiving Yards Joe Hills 2013 1861 Media Relations: Ben Shotten Receiving TDs Joe Hills 2013 42 Football Operations Manager: Brandon Lang Rushing Yards Adrian McPherson 2013 428 Administrative Coordinator: Bryanna Reveiz Rushing TDs Adrian McPherson 2013 31 Arena Operations: Mary Milne Interceptions By Tracey Perkins 1997 12 Communications: Bill Wickett Sacks Craig Walls 1987 13.0 Ticket Operations: Jim Mannino Tackles Jean Fanor 2014 128.5 Game Operations: John Franzone MFG Return Yards George LaFrance 1998 427 KO Return Yards Michael Lindsey 2011 1745 Combined KR YDs Michael Lindsey 2011 1808 ARENA Field Goals Made Matt George 2005 17 401 Channelside Drive INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE GAME Tampa, FL 33602 CATEGORY NAME PERFORMANCE Main Phone: 813/301-6500 Points Scored George LaFrance: 5/16/1998, Tampa Bay vs. Houston 42 Press Entrance: Gate D located at the Passing Yards Shane Stafford: 2/19/2006, Tampa Bay vs. Orlando 458 southeast corner of the Tampa Bay Times Passing TDs Brett Dietz: 6/14/2008, Tampa Bay at San Jose 10 Forum Receptions DeAndrew Rubin: 7/31/2010, Tampa Bay vs. Orlando 17 Receiving Yards Joe Hills: 4/6/2013, Tampa Bay at Utah 259 PRACTICE FACILITY Receiving TDs George LaFrance, 5/16/1998, Tampa Bay vs. Houston 7 Skyway Park Rushing Yards Andre Bowden: 6/29/1991, Tampa Bay vs. Albany 72 3901 Channelside Drive Rushing TDs Adrian McPherson; 3/24/2013, Tampa Bay vs. Jacksonville 5 Tampa, FL 33634 Interceptions By 3 times; recent: , 6/12/1998, Tampa Bay at Orlando 3 Sacks Jarriett Buie, 6/17/2011, Tampa Bay vs. Orlando 4.5 Tackles Jonathan Ordway: 4/30/2005, Tampa Bay vs. New Orleans 14.5 FRANCHISE RECORDS MFG Return Yards George LaFrance: 5/23/1998, Tampa Bay at Florida 96 Pittsburgh Gladiators 1987-1990 KO Return Yards T.T. Toliver: 7/20/2002, Tampa Bay vs. Georgia 274 Tampa Bay Storm 1991-present Combined KR YDs T.T. Toliver: 7/20/2002, Tampa Bay vs. Georgia 317 ArenaBowl Championships 5 Field Goals Made Matt George, 4/30/2005, Tampa Bay vs. New Orleans 4 ArenaBowl Appearances 9 Overall Record 252-174 Regular Season 229-157 Postseason 23-17 2016 SCHEDULE Home Record 141-71 Away Record 107-102 DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET)* Neutral Site 4-1 4/1 Orlando 7:30 p.m. Overtime 8-7 4/9 at Cleveland 7:00 p.m. 4/16 at Arizona 9:00 p.m. FOOTBALL OPERATIONS 5/1 Jacksonville 2:00 p.m. Head Coach: Lawrence Samuels 5/9 at Philadelphia 7:00 p.m. Assistant Head Coach: Dean Cokinos 5/13 at Orlando 7:30 p.m. 5/23 Cleveland 7:30 p.m. Offensive Assistant Coach: Shane Stafford 5/29 Arizona 2:00 p.m. Athletic Trainer: Leigh Baker 6/6 at Portland 10:00 p.m. Equipment Manager: Paul Brace 611 Jacksonville 5:00 p.m. 6/18 Los Angeles 7:30 p.m. 6/24 at Orlando 7:30 p.m. 7/11 at Los Angeles 10:00 p.m. 7/16 Philadelphia 4:00 p.m. 7/23 Portland 5:00 p.m. 7/31 at Jacksonville 5:00 p.m. * All times Eastern. All games subject to change.

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2016 HEAD COACH

LAWRENCE SAMUELS (Overall Record: 15-21)

PRO CAREER: Promoted to head coach of the Tampa Bay Storm on September 5, 2013, Lawrence Samuels enters his third season at the helm for the Storm and his fifth as a coach in the AFL. Originally hired as an offensive assistant in 2012, Samuels took over as the team’s offensive coordinator in 2013, overseeing an offense that averaged 53.3 points per game. Before joining the coaching ranks, Samuels spent the majority of his 16-year AFL playing career with the Storm. He was part of three ArenaBowl championship teams and was named MVP and Ironman of ArenaBowl XVII. He ranks third in AFL history with 1,087 career receptions and seventh in receiving yards with 11,772..

BACKGROUND: WR, Livingston University (1989-92). WR/LB, Tampa Bay Storm (1994-00, 2002-10); New Jersey Gladiators (2001). Offensive Assistant, University of West Alabama (1993-94, 1998-00); Central State University (2011); Tampa Bay Storm (2012). Offensive Coordinator, Tampa Bay Storm (2013). Head Coach, Tampa Bay Storm (2014-present).

2016 CAMP ROSTER 2015 TEAM STATISTICS

# POS NAME HGT WGT EXP DOB COLLEGE TBY OPP - DB Nick Addison 6-2 185 1 02/11/93 Bethune Cookman SCORING 820 942 Points Per Game 45.6 52.3 - QB Johnathan Bane 6-3 205 R 09/04/91 Dakota Wesleyan FIRST DOWNS 347 348 - WR Phillip Barnett 6-0 215 1 06/03/90 Toledo Rushing 24 50 - DL Rony Barrow 6-2 295 1 10/05/91 Bethune Cookman Passing 260 240 - DL Everett Dawkins 6-2 300 1 06/13/90 Florida State Penalty 63 58 - OL Bruce Doyle 6-4 305 1 01/28/92 Brockport RUSHING YARDAGE 186 458 Yards gained rushing 201 489 - WR Terrence Ebagua 6-6 230 R 03/19/89 Florida State Yards lost rushing 15 31 - WR Julius Gregory 6-4 225 1 05/18/88 Shaw Rushing Attempts 95 136 - DB James Harrell 5-10 195 3 10/07/89 Arkansas Pine Bluff Average Per Rush 2.0 3.4 - OL Undra Hendrix 5-11 305 1 12/13/90 Hardin Simmons Average Per Game 10.3 25.4 - DB Rick-J Hill 6-1 210 1 03/05/87 Fort Valley State TDs Rushing 12 29 PASSING YARDAGE 4899 4447 - OL Chris Jasperse 6-4 300 R 04/04/91 Marshall Att-Comp-Int 726-410-24 612-367-13 - QB Adam Kennedy 6-5 230 1 05/11/91 Arkansas State Average Per Pass 6.7 7.3 - DL Frank Mays 6-9 295 1 12/01/89 Florida A&M Average Per Catch 11.9 12.1 - DL James McClinton 6-1 285 6 07/04/86 Kansas Average Per Game 272.2 247.1 - DB Cameron McGlenn 6-0 195 5 02/16/88 Elon TDs Passing 99 95 TOTAL OFFENSE 5085 4905 - OL Tyler Moore 6-6 325 1 01/03/93 Florida Total Plays 856 766 - OL Ben Ossai 6-6 360 5 12/05/86 Washington Average Per Play 5.9 6.4 - K Craig Peterson 6-3 220 1 07/18/85 Cortland State Average Per Game 282.5 272.5 - DL Dominie Pittman 6-3 250 5 10/13/86 North Alabama KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 104-1688 94-1633 - WR Triston Purifoy 6-0 205 2 05/24/90 North Alabama FG RETURNS: #-Yards 1-38 1-24 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-66 24-314 - WR Emery Sammons 6-2 195 6 11/29/83 Norfolk State KICK RETURN AVERAGE 16.2 17.4 - OL Isaiah Shelton 6-2 305 R 06/02/92 Shepherd FG RETURN AVERAGE 38.0 24.0 - DB Cortez Stubbs 5-9 180 3 08/16/88 Concordia INT RETURN AVERAGE 5.1 13.1 - OL Keyun Swinney 6-4 320 R 06/24/89 Alcorn State FUMBLES-LOST 27-16 23-16 - WR TT Toliver 6-0 185 13 01/31/77 Bethune Cookman PENALTIES-Yards 151-948 145-1049 Average Per Game 52.7 58.3 - OL Isaiah Tuiososopo 6-3 315 1 09/05/93 Austin Peay TIME OF POSSESSION/Game -29:-24 29:14 - DL David Washington 6-2 320 1 10/11/92 Faulkner 3RD-DOWN Conversions 67/146 44/113 - DL Kendrick Washington 6-4 275 R 12/0686 Florida A&M 3rd-Down Pct 46% 39% - DB Seth Williams 5-11 190 1 10/24/86 Richmond 4TH-DOWN Conversions 25/56 26/49 - WR Gerald Young 5-10 179 2 08/06/89 Charleston Southern 4th-Down Pct 45% 53% SACKS BY-Yards 18-110 35-138 (Roster as of 03/14/16) MISC YARDS 41 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 118 133 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 4-6 6-9 ON-SIDE KICKS 5-18 1-10 RED-ZONE SCORES 50-68 74% 68-86 79% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 48-68 71% 62-86 72%

4-point drop-kick FGs 0-0 0-0

PAT-ATTEMPTS 86-99 87% 106-123 86%

2-point drop-kick PATs 0-0 0-0

ATTENDANCE 110808 93465

Games/Avg Per Game 9/12312 9/10385

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Tampa Bay Storm 157 266 161 229 7 820 Opponents 181 305 184 264 8 942

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2015 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING PLAYER GP RAT A C % Y TD INT RETURNS 18 99.92 714 408 57.1 5025 98 23 PLAYER K KY KAV KL KTD Luke Collis 8 25.69 12 2 16.7 23 1 1 Kenrick Ings 83 1473 17.7 56 3 Emery Sammons 16 228 14.2 25 0 RUSHING Alfred Phillips 3 19 6.3 15 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD T.T. Toliver 2 0 0.0 0 0 Jason Boltus 18 68 164 9.1 2.4 14 10 Phillip Barnett 1 6 6.0 6 0 Undra Hendrix 3 6 16 5.3 2.7 6 2 Ben Ossai 14 0 5 0.4 0.0 0 0 DEFENSE Kedrick Ings 17 2 3 0.2 1.5 2 0 PLAYER GP TOT SOL AST TFL SACK INT IY ITD PBU FR FF FTD Jermarcus Hardrick 5 4 3 0.6 0.8 3 0 Alfred Phillips 18 107.0 96 22 2.0 0.0 3 0 0 39 0 1 0 Luke Collis 8 3 3 0.4 1.0 1 0 Rick-J Hill 15 67.5 51 33 2.5 0.0 2 17 0 5 3 1 1 T.t. Toliver 18 1 1 0.1 1.0 1 0 James Harrell 16 55.0 48 14 0.0 0.0 7 49 0 12 5 1 1 Emery Sammons 11 2 1 0.1 0.5 1 0 Randall Burden 7 28.0 23 10 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Dexter Jackson 18 5 -2 -0.1 -0.4 1 0 Tim Shelley 12 28.0 25 6 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 Chris Jamison 5 3 -5 -1.0 -1.7 0 0 Everett Dawkins 18 28.0 23 10 10.0 4.0 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 Nick Addison 6 24.0 20 8 0.0 0.0 1 0 0 7 0 1 0 RECEIVING Dexter Jackson 18 18.5 12 13 2.5 2.5 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 PLAYER GP TOT Y PG AV LNG TD Brandon Sesay 15 15.5 10 11 5.5 3.0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 T.T. Toliver 18 112 1536 85.3 13.7 45 35 Richard Clebert 17 14.5 10 9 6.5 5.5 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 Julius Gregory 16 98 1036 64.8 10.6 42 27 Craig Peterson 18 14.0 11 6 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Kenrick Ings 17 68 997 58.6 14.7 45 15 Kendrick Ings 17 13.0 11 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Emery Sammons 11 57 747 67.9 13.1 47 6 Julius Gregory 16 12.5 9 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Phillip Barnett 11 34 339 30.8 10.0 34 9 Julius Forte 12 12.0 8 8 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 Jarvis Williams 5 33 326 65.2 9.9 19 6 Tristan Purifoy 2 7.5 6 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tristan Purifoy 2 5 31 15.5 6.2 9 1 Emery Sammons 11 7.0 4 6 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Undra Hendrix 3 1 17 5.7 17.0 17 0 Rony Barrow 2 6.5 4 5 3.0 1.5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Chris Jamison 5 1 12 2.4 12.0 12 0 Jarvis Williams 5 6.5 5 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Alfred McCullough 11 1 7 0.6 7.0 7 0 Nick Williams 1 5.5 5 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Frank Mays 2 5.0 2 6 1.0 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KICKING Phillip Barnett 11 5.0 3 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP FGA FGM FG% FGL EPA EPM EP% Ryne Giddens 2 4.0 4 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Craig Peterson 18 6 4 66.7 47 98 85 86.7 Alfred McCullough 11 3.5 2 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 T.T. Toliver 18 3.5 3 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 ALL PURPOSE Uriah Grant 3 3.0 3 0 1.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYER GP YDS AVG TD PTS Ben Ossai 14 3.0 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kendrick Ings 17 2473 145.5 19 116 David Washington 1 2.5 1 3 1.0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 T.T. Toliver 18 1537 85.4 36 216 Tyler Moore 3 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Julius Gregory 16 1036 64.8 27 168 Bruce Doyle 1 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Emery Sammons 11 976 88.7 6 36 Undra Hendrix 3 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Philip Barnett 11 345 31.4 9 56 Carl Johnson 2 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jarvis Williams 5 326 65.2 6 38 Jason Boltus 18 1.0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jason Boltus 18 164 9.1 10 61 James Harrell 16 49 3.1 1 6 Undra Hendrix 3 33 11.0 2 12 Tristan Purifoy 2 31 15.5 1 6 Alfred Philips 18 19 1.1 0 0 Rick-J Hill 15 17 1.1 1 6 Alfred McCullough 11 7 0.6 0 0 Chris Jamison 5 7 1.4 0 0 Ben Ossai 14 5 0.4 0 0 Luke Collis 8 3 0.4 0 0 Jermarcus Hardrick 5 3 0.6 0 0 Dexter Jackson 18 -2 -0.1 0 2

ALL-TIME SCORES

COACHING HISTORY 1989 SEASON: PITTSBURGH GLADIATORS (3-1) 1992 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (9-1) Records include postseason games DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 1987-1990 Joe Haering 17-18 7/14 Denver W, 28-18 5/29 at Orlando W, 39-32 1991 10-2 7/22 Chicago W, 47-38 6/6 New Orleans W, 64-60 1992-94 Lary Kuharich 29-11 7/28 Detroit L, 34-61 6/12 at Charlotte W, 39-37 1995-2010 Tim Marcum 156-87 8/5 Maryland W, 50-30 6/20 Cleveland W, 35-24 2005-06, 2011-13Dave Ewart 25-35 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 6/27 at Dallas W, 49-37 2014-present Lawrence Samuels15-21 8/12 Denver W, 39-37 7/2 Orlando L, 33-48 ARENABOWL III 7/11 at Arizona W, 59-28 7/18 Albany W, 62-42 1987 SEASON: PITTSBURGH GLADIATORS (4-2) 8/18 at Detroit L, 26-39 7/25 at New Orleans W, 53-14 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 8/1 Charlotte W, 39-32 6/19 Washington W, 48-46 1990 SEASON: PITTSBURGH GLADIATORS (3-5) QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 6/26 at Chicago W, 60-23 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 8/8 Cincinnati W, 41-36 6/6 Detroit L, 35-43 7/2 Chicago W, 49-14 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/11 at Denver W, 49-32 6/16 at Dallas L, 35-40 8/15 at Orlando L, 21-24 7/17 Denver L, 31-32 6/22 Washington W, 55-32 7/23 at Washington L, 31-52 6/29 Denver L, 45-47 1993 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (9-3) ARENABOWL I 7/6 at Denver L, 29-38 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 8/1 Denver L, 16-45 7/14 Albany W, 27-24 5/15 Cleveland W, 50-14 7/21 at Washington W, 30-23 5/21 at Orlando L, 34-46 1988 SEASON: PITTSBURGH GLADIATORS (6-6) 7/27 at Detroit L, 33-40 5/31 at Miami W, 29-22 DATE OPPONENT RESULT SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 6/5 Charlotte W, 52-19 4/28 at Detroit W, 57-51 8/6 at Detroit L, 30-61 6/12 at Arizona W, 63-33 5/7 New England W, 82-26 6/19 Orlando L, 45-46 5/16 Los Angeles W, 61-43 1991 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (8-2) 6/26 at Albany W, 36-33 5/21 at Los Angeles L, 32-66 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 7/3 Cincinnati W, 61-51 5/27 New York W, 46-36 6/1 Orlando L, 38-51 7/9 at Charlotte L, 38-40 6/2 at Detroit L, 25-30 6/8 at Columbus W, 53-12 7/17 Miami W, 65-46 6/11 at New England W, 45-39 6/15 at New Orleans W, 27-17 7/24 Albany W, 48-26 6/20 at Chicago L, 25-46 6/22 Dallas W, 56-48 7/30 at Cleveland W, 50-13 6/24 Chicago L, 47-54 6/29 Albany W, 57-53 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/1 Detroit L, 9-28 7/8 at Detroit W, 38-29 8/6 Albany W, 48-34 7/11 at New York W, 44-28 7/13 Denver W, 30-13 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/16 New England L, 34-44 7/19 at Denver L, 34-51 8/14 at Orlando W, 55-52 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/27 at Orlando W, 26-16 ARENABOWL VII 8/21 at Detroit W, 51-31 7/22 at Detroit L, 25-34 8/2 New Orleans W, 62-19 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/9 at Denver W, 40-13 ARENABOWL V 8/17 at Detroit W, 48-42

41 TAMPA BAY STORM

1994 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (7-5) 1999 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (11-3) 2004 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (9-7) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/21 Charlotte L, 39-44 4/24 Albany L, 42-49 2/8 Orlando W, 52-41 5/28 at Albany L, 45-71 4/30 at Milwaukee W, 49-42 2/13 Georgia L, 62-70 6/3 Fort Worth W, 58-45 5/15 Florida W, 43-12 2/22 at Austin L, 48-56 6/11 at Cleveland W, 40-33 5/22 Nashville W, 41-34 2/29 Philadelphia W, 40-37 6/25 Miami W, 47-32 5/28 at Nashville W, 43-32 3/7 at New Orleans L, 43-55 7/1 at Orlando L, 40-61 6/5 at Grand Rapids L, 44-46 3/14 New York L, 35-40 7/9 Milwaukee W, 69-35 6/12 at Orlando W, 63-37 3/21 at Carolina L, 43-54 7/18 at Fort Worth W, 53-43 6/19 Ari zona L, 41-60 3/27 at Georgia W, 53-24 7/23 Massachusetts W, 51-50 6/25 at Florida W, 57-35 4/4 San Jose L, 55-62 7/30 at Arizona L, 21-48 7/2 at Buffalo W, 59-14 4/11 at Chicago L, 36-51 8/6 at Las Vegas L, 58-63 7/11 Orlando W, 47-28 4/18 Austin W, 58-52 8/13 Orlando W, 40-39 7/17 New Jersey W, 55-31 4/25 at Columbus W, 46-36 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/24 at San Jose W, 52-48 5/2 at Orlando W, 63-58 8/20 at Massachusetts L, 51-58 8/2 New England W, 54-20 5/9 Los Angeles W, 63-55 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/23 New Orleans W, 59-51 1995 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (10-2) 8/7 Orlando L, 19-41 5/30 at Dallas W, 59-57 DATE OPPONENT RESULT QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/13 at Miami W, 58-43 2000 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (8-6) 6/5 at San Jose L, 52-56 5/27 Charlotte W, 34-16 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 6/2 at Las Vegas W, 69-55 4/15 New England L, 26-41 2005 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (10-6) 6/10 Miami W, 54-7 4/22 at Florida L, 30-31 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 6/17 at Albany L, 36-42 4/29 at Albany L, 34-67 1/30 San Jose W, 63-33 6/24 Las Vegas L, 37-38 5/4 Carolina W, 50-29 2/6 Austin W, 62-45 7/1 Memphis W, 68-32 5/12 at Orlando L, 43-44 2/11 at Orlando L, 46-61 7/8 at Connecticut W, 38-32 5/18 New Jersey W, 40-26 2/25 New Orleans L, 42-48 3/6 Grand Rapids W, 70-50 7/14 at Orlando W, 51-34 5/25 at Iowa L, 34-52 3/13 Arizo na W, 59-56 7/21 Connecticut W, 60-32 6/3 Florida W, 77-26 3/20 at Philadelphia L, 63-69 7/29 Orlando W, 44-20 6/17 Nashville W, 40-30 8/4 at Milwaukee W, 56-27 3/26 at Los Angeles L, 28-59 6/24 at Grand Rapids W, 74-54 4/2 Georgia W, 48-38 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/1 Orlando W, 50-36 8/12 Memphis W, 53-41 4/9 Orlando W, 54-42 7/8 Milwaukee L, 52-62 4/17 at Austin W, 54-42 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/14 at Nashville W, 35-31 8/18 Albany W, 56-49 4/24 at Nashville L, 21-37 7/21 at Carolina W, 72-69 ARENABOWL IX 4/30 New Orleans W, 47-36 9/1 Orlando W, 48-35 FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME 5/8 at Georgia L, 40-52 7/29 Milwaukee W, 72-64 5/15 New York W, 61-58 1996 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (12-2) QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/22 at Columbus W, 78-53 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 8/3 at Orlando L, 24-34 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 4/26 at St. Louis W, 57-38 5/29 at Georgia L, 46-62 5/11 Texas W, 67-27 2001 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (10-4) 5/18 Orlando W, 63-42 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 2006 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (7-9) 5/24 at Minnesota W, 41-16 4/14 Florida W, 63-41 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 6/1 San Jose W, 36-22 4/21 Nashville W, 45-40 1/29 at Philadelphia L, 34-52 6/8 Florida W, 55-47 5/4 at Milwaukee W, 66-47 2/3 at Grand Rapids W, 51-43 6/15 at Anaheim W, 34-28 5/12 Toronto W, 70-33 2/10 Georgia W, 61-60 6/22 at Memphis W, 43-12 5/18 at Detroit W, 41-14 2/19 Orlando L, 64-67 6/29 Charlotte L, 53-66 5/27 at Grand Rapids W, 66-41 2/25 Austin W, 58-48 7/6 at Florida W, 39-36 6/1 Carolina W, 58-51 3/5 at Kansas City W, 69-59 7/12 Albany W, 65-52 6/10 at Orlando L, 45-57 3/12 Dallas L, 35-64 7/19 at Orlando L, 39-40 6/15 Ari zona L, 49-55 3/18 New York W, 60-44 3/26 at Georgia L, 51-61 7/27 Ari zona W, 69-48 6/25 at Florida W, 67-55 4/1 Utah W, 56-41 8/2 at Texas W, 42-30 7/1 Orlando L, 38-46 4/7 San Jose L, 43-52 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/7 Houston W, 70-47 8/9 Anaheim W, 30-16 4/15 at Austin L, 59-60 7/13 at Nashville L, 38-45 4/22 at Orlando L, 13-52 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/21 New Jersey W, 44-41 8/16 Ari zona W, 55-54 4/29 Kansas City W, 58-42 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME ARENABOWL X 5/6 at Columbus L, 48-51 8/5 Indiana L, 31-68 8/26 at Iowa W, 42-38 5/13 at Nashville L, 50-66

1997 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (8-6) 2002 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (6-8) 2007 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (9-7) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/4 at Arizona W, 42-30 4/20 Toronto L, 37-51 3/2 Orlando L, 27-52 5/10 Florida W, 38-19 4/27 San Jose L, 54-61 3/10 at Dallas L, 40-59 5/17 Orlando L, 17-43 5/4 at Carolina L, 36-46 3/17 Georgia L, 47-61 5/23 at Nashville W, 42-26 5/10 Chicago W, 66-53 3/23 New York L, 52-59 5/30 Milwaukee L, 41-52 5/17 at Los Angeles L, 24-38 3/31 at San Jose L, 49-69 6/7 at Albany L, 31-53 5/25 Carolina L, 45-49 4/7 New Orleans W, 66-43 6/14 New Jersey L, 28-44 5/31 at Indiana W, 53-52 4/14 at Orlando L, 37-61 6/21 New York W, 27-9 6/9 at Orlando W, 48-45 4/29 Columbus W, 34-32 6/27 at Orlando L, 30-54 6/15 New Jersey L, 33-55 5/6 at Austin W, 66-45 7/5 at Texas W, 40-31 6/22 at Dallas L, 56-62 5/12 at Los Angeles W, 40-37 7/12 Anaheim W, 68-43 6/29 at Georgia W, 50-40 5/18 Arizo na W, 59-50 7/19 Iowa L, 38-61 7/7 Orlando L, 48-55 5/26 at Georgia L, 38-52 7/26 Florida W, 48-22 7/13 at Detroit W, 49-47 6/2 at New Orleans W, 61-55 8/2 at San Jose W, 58-34 7/20 Georgia W, 67-61 6/9 Philadelphia W, 69-59 6/16 at Grand Rapids W, 69-40 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME 6/23 Austin W, 55-51 8/10 at Nashville W, 52-49 7/27 at Los Angeles W, 66-41 WILD CARD ROUND SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 6/30 Columbus L, 55-56 8/16 at Arizona L, 46-49 8/3 at San Jose L, 48-55

1998 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (12-2) 2008 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (8-8) 2003 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (12-4) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 5/1 at San Jose W, 45-23 DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/1 at Kansas City W, 51-49 5/9 Nashville L, 52-54 1/31 Carolina W, 60-20 3/7 Georgia W, 69-48 5/16 Houston W, 56-25 2/10 at Orlando L, 51-54 3/16 at New Orleans L, 55-76 5/23 at Florida W, 44-29 2/17 at Las Vegas L, 55-61 3/29 at Philadelphia L, 51-59 5/30 at New Jersey W, 81-42 2/23 at Grand Rapids W, 58-56 4/5 at Columbus L, 49-51 6/6 New York W, 65-33 3/2 Detroit W, 62-60 4/13 Arizo na L, 62-63 6/12 at Orlando W, 42-34 3/8 Buffalo W, 52-27 4/18 New York L, 47-66 6/20 Albany W, 63-42 3/16 Orlando W, 52-32 4/26 at Orlando W, 48-41 6/27 Orlando W, 56-30 3/23 at Indiana W, 41-20 5/5 Chicago L, 46-51 7/3 at Houston W, 62-46 3/28 Ari zona W, 68-39 5/9 New Orleans W, 41-37 7/12 Florida W, 57-35 4/6 Georgia W, 58-39 5/16 at Grand Rapids W, 58-50 7/17 at Nashville L, 43-49 4/11 at Carolina W, 45-38 5/23 Cleveland W, 58-48 7/25 Iowa W, 71-44 4/20 Colorado L, 45-49 5/31 at Georgia L, 55-56 8/1 at Grand Rapids W, 55-44 4/27 at New York W, 59-45 6/7 Orlando W, 71-61 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/4 at Dallas W, 67-64 6/14 at San Jose L, 70-73 8/8 San Jose W, 65-46 5/11 San Jose L, 34-47 6/21 Los Angeles W, 72-47 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 5/18 at Georgia W, 42-38 8/14 New Jersey W, 49-23 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME ARENABOWL XII 5/31 Detroit W, 52-48 8/23 Orlando L, 31-62 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 6/7 Orlando W, 60-50 ARENABOWL XVII 6/22 Ari zona W, 43-29

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TAMPA BAY STORM

2010 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (11-5) 2015 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (7-11) DATE OPPONENT RESULT DATE OPPONENT RESULT 4/3 at Tulsa L, 58-69 3/27 Cleveland L, 44-60 4/16 Dallas W, 54-41 4/3 at Portland W, 54-48 4/25 at Milwaukee L, 61-72 4/10 San Jose L, 27-36 5/1 Ari zona W, 62-61 4/17 New Orleans W, 42-13 5/7 Jacksonville L, 43-46 4/24 at Cleveland L, 54-62 5/15 at Bossier-Shreve W, 48-44 5/2 Jacksonville W, 63-28 5/28 at Orlando W, 62-50 5/16 at Orlando L, 62-63 6/5 Oklahoma City W, 50-48 5/23 Philadelphia L, 27-71 6/12 at Alabama W, 61-55 5/30 New Orleans W, 35-34 6/19 at Utah W, 65-40 6/25 Bossier-Shreve W, 78-39 6/6 at Arizona L, 46-69 7/2 Chicago W, 68-60 6/12 Jacksonville W, 63-56 7/9 at Dallas W, 56-34 6/19 at Cleveland W, 52-48 7/17 at Jacksonville L, 47-49 6/26 at Philadelphia L, 42-64 7/24 Alabama W, 52-29 7/11 Orlando L, 62-69 7/31 Orlando L, 60-75 7/18 at New Orleans L, 53-65 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 7/25 at Jacksonville L, 16-63 8/7 at Tulsa W, 68-38 8/1 Los Angeles W, 38-34 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME 8/8 at Orlando L, 40-59 8/14 Orlando W, 63-62 ARENABOWL XXIV 8/20 at Spokane L, 57-69

2011 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (7-11) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/11 at New Orleans W, 46-40 3/19 at Utah L, 36-72 3/27 Cleveland L, 26-66 4/1 Jacksonville L, 30-54 4/15 at Philadelphia W, 51-48 4/23 Dallas L, 61-67 4/30 at Milwaukee L, 33-50 5/6 at Orlando L, 61-63 5/13 Kansas City W, 46-30 5/20 at Spokane W, 51-42 6/4 at Georgia L, 49-60 6/11 Pittsburgh W, 62-55 6/17 Orlando W, 46-44 6/25 at Jacksonville L, 41-66 7/1 New Orleans L, 33-64 7/9 at Tulsa L, 33-70 7/16 Georgia L, 40-58 7/23 San Jose W, 57-44

2012 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (8-10) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/10 at Chicago L, 48-70 3/16 Georgia W, 50-47 3/30 Jacksonville W, 71-69 4/6 at New Orleans L, 47-66 4/13 Cleveland W, 69-48 4/20 at Philadelphia L, 48-83 4/30 Kansas City W, 63-46 5/5 Orlando W, 55-31 5/12 at Georgia L, 41-44 5/19 at Cleveland L, 34-53 5/26 Milwaukee W, 63-55 6/2 at Jacksonville L, 61-71 6/15 at Orlando L, 40-64 6/23 San Antonio L, 56-77 6/29 Philadelphia L, 79-83 7/7 at Pittsburgh W, 65-61 7/14 New Orleans W, 78-77 7/21 at Spokane L, 53-63

2013 SEASON: TAMPA BAY STORM (7-11) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/23 Jacksonville L, 55-64 3/30 Cleveland W, 69-47 4/6 at Utah W, 77-65 4/12 San Antonio L, 36-52 4/20 at Orlando W, 53-35 4/27 at Spokane W, 70-62 5/4 New Orleans W, 63-32 5/10 at San Jose L, 34-64 5/18 at Pittsburgh W, 62-34 5/25 Philadelphia L, 55-73 6/1 at Iowa W, 65-62 6/8 Orlando L, 48-55 6/15 at New Orleans L, 51-54 6/22 Chicago L, 49-50 7/6 Spokane L, 49-63 7/13 at San Antonio L, 42-68 7/20 Pittsburgh L, 37-48 7/27 at Jacksonville L, 44-52 QUARTERFINALS 8/3 at Jacksonville L, 62-69

2014 SEASON; TAMPA BAY STORM (8-10) DATE OPPONENT RESULT 3/14 New Orleans W, 62-57 3/21 at San Antonio W, 48-45 3/29 Orlando L, 52-56 4/4 Philadelphia W, 63-49 4/11 at Jacksonville L, 41-60 4/19 at Orlando L, 65-77 4/26 Spokane L, 41-53 5/3 Portland L, 42-61 5/17 at Philadelphia L, 34-62 5/24 Jacksonville W, 56-35 5/30 at New Orleans W, 62-48 6/7 Philadelphia W, 56-49 6/14 at Iowa W, 62-56 6/21 Orlando W, 35-34 6/27 at Cleveland L, 41-48 7/11 at San Jose L, 43-52 7/21 at Spokane L, 52-55 7/26 Cleveland L, 49-56 43

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2015 REVIEW

STANDINGS 45

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 45

AWARDS 46

TOP PERFORMANCES 47

TEAM LEADERS 48

ATTENDANCE 50

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2015 FINAL STANDINGS

AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONALCONFERENCE SOUTH DIVISION PACIFIC DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Orlando 12 6 0 .667 7-2 5-4 1023 951 San Jose 17 1 0 .944 8-1 9-0 1061 662 Jacksonville 10 8 0 .556 7-2 3-6 971 901 Spokane 7 11 0 .389 4-5 3-6 847 971 Tampa Bay 7 11 0 .389 5-4 2-7 820 942 Portland 5 13 0 .278 5-4 0-9 858 975 EAST DIVISION WEST DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Philadelphia 15 3 0 .833 8-0 6-3 1060 823 Arizona 14 4 0 .778 8-1 6-3 1003 825 Cleveland 8 10 0 .444 3-6 5-4 953 959 Las Vegas 5 12 1 .306 3-5-1 2-6 741 910 New Orleans 3 14 1 .194 3-6 0-8-1 693 920 Los Angeles 4 14 0 .222 3-6 1-8 724 915

First Round: Portland 28, SAN JOSE 55; Cleveland 35, PHILADELPHIA 47; JACKSONVILLE 55, Orlando 33; Spokane 41, ARIZONA 72. Conference Championship: Arizona 67, SAN JOSE 70; JACKSONVILLE 61, Philadelphia 56. ArenaBowl XXVIII: Jacksonville 47, SAN JOSE 68.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING RUSHING PLAYER, TEAM G TD X2 PTS PLAYER, TEAM ATT YARDS AVG TD , San Jose 18 47 0 282 Derrick Ross, Jacksonville 147 586 4.0 33 Collin Taylor, Cleveland 18 45 2 272 Tommy Taggart, Philadelphia 103 301 2.9 16 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 18 44 0 264 Mykel Benson, Arizona 96 286 3.0 17 Joe Hills, Jacksonville 18 42 4 256 Bernard Morris, Orlando 54 273 5.1 15 Rod Windsor, Arizona 16 42 0 252 Shane Austin, Cleveland 56 185 3.3 12 Marco Thomas, Philadelphia 17 40 2 242 Jason Boltus, Tampa Bay 68 164 2.4 10 Anthony Jones, Jacksonville 18 40 0 240 Michael Simons, Orlando 57 160 2.8 13 T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay 18 36 0 216 Brandon Thompkins, Orlando 28 160 5.7 5 Brandon Thompkins, Orlando 17 34 2 206 Adrian McPherson, Los Angeles 31 154 5.0 8 Derrick Ross, Jacksonville 18 33 1 200 , San Jose 29 142 4.9 6

SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS PLAYER, TEAM TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS PLAYER, TEAM REC YARDS AVG TD Reggie Gray, San Jose 47 0 44 3 0 282 Reggie Gray, San Jose 162 1698 10.5 44 Collin Taylor, Cleveland 45 1 43 1 1 272 Marco Thomas, Philadelphia 155 1772 11.4 40 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 44 0 44 0 0 264 Joe Hills, Jacksonville 150 1597 10.6 42 Joe Hills, Jacksonville 42 0 42 0 2 256 Anthony Jones, Jacksonville 148 2087 14.1 38 Rod Windsor, Arizona 42 3 39 0 0 252 Collin Taylor, Cleveland 144 1597 11.1 43 Marco Thomas, Philadelphia 40 0 40 0 1 242 Rod Windsor, Arizona 139 1754 12.6 39 Anthony Jones, Jacksonville 40 2 38 0 0 240 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 135 1262 9.3 27 T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay 36 0 35 1 0 216 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 132 2074 15.7 44 Brandon Thompkins, Orlando 34 5 23 6 1 206 Ryan McDaniel, Philadelphia 114 1277 1.2 29 Derrick Ross, Jacksonville 33 33 0 0 1 200 T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay 112 1536 13.7 35

SCORING, KICKERS RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER, TEAM PAT FG FG-PCT LONG PTS PLAYER, TEAM YARDS REC AVG TD Nicholas Pertuit, San Jose 134/150 3/6 .500 25 143 Anthony Jones, Jacksonville 2087 148 14.1 38 Tommy Frevert, Philadlephia 124/137 4/8 .500 32 136 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 2074 132 15.7 44 Mark Lewis, Orlando 118/129 6/8 .750 25 136 Marco Thomas, Philadelphia 1772 155 11.4 40 Adrian Trevino, Cleveland 104/116 7/8 .875 40 125 Rod Windsor, Arizona 1754 139 12.6 39 Julian Rauch, Jacksonville 98/118 7/15 .467 40 119 Reggie Gray, San Jose 1698 162 10.5 44 Taylor Rowan, Spokane 100/117 3/8 .375 35 109 Joe Hills, Jacksonville 1597 150 10.6 42 Craig Peterson, Tampa Bay 85/98 4/6 .667 47 97 Collin Taylor, Cleveland 1597 144 11.1 43 Fabrizio Scaccia, Arizona 80/100 1/1 1.000 27 83 T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay 1536 112 13.7 35 , New Orleans 55/61 6/11 .545 41 73 Jared Perry, Portland 1297 100 13.0 29 Ernesto Lacayo, Las Vegas 54/59 2/4 .500 35 60 Ryan McDaniel, Philadelphia 1277 114 11.2 29

PASSING AVG/GAME ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PLAYER, TEAM ATT COMP COMP%YARD YPA TD INT Avg/G PLAYER, TEAM YARDS RUSH REC RET Jason Boltus, Tampa Bay 714 408 57.1 5025 7.0 98 23 279.2 Brandon Thompkins, Orlando 3342 160 1266 1916 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 620 411 66.3 4992 8.1 119 12 277.3 Reggie Gray, San Jose 2981 1 1698 1282 Randy Hippeard, Orlando 332 247 74.4 2997 9.0 61 6 272.5 Amarri Jackson, Cleveland 2743 38 1173 1532 Tommy Grady, Jacksonville 597 402 67.3 4660 7.8 95 11 258.9 Duane Brooks, Portland 2568 15 559 1994 Shane Austin, Cleveland 682 416 61.0 4651 6.8 101 18 258.4 Kendrick Ings, Tampa Bay 2473 3 997 1473 Nick Davila, Arizona 474 313 66.0 3519 7.4 87 10 251.4 Anthony Jones, Jacksonville 2094 7 2087 0 Erik Meyer, San Jose 528 353 66.9 4057 7.7 93 6 238.6 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 2078 4 2074 0 Danny Southwick, Los Angeles 338 191 56.5 2342 6.9 43 10 234.2 Anthony Amos, Spokane 1927 32 1205 690 Adam Kennedy, New Orleans 422 260 61.6 2863 6.8 43 14 220.2 Chris Duvalt, New Orleans 1846 6 1265 575 Kyle Rowley, Portland 546 322 59.0 3651 6.7 71 21 214.8 Rod Windsor, Arizona 1806 52 1754 0

PASSING YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS PLAYER, TEAM G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD INT RATING PLAYER, TEAM RET YARDS AVG TD Jason Boltus, Tampa Bay 18 714 408 57.1 5025 98 23 99.9 Duane Brooks, Portland 90 1994 22.2 8 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 18 620 411 66.3 4992 119 12 122.4 Brandon Thompkins, Orlando 89 1854 20.8 5 Tommy Grady, Jacksonville 18 597 402 67.3 4660 95 11 122.6 Kendrick Ings, Tampa Bay 82 1435 17.5 3 Shane Austin, Cleveland 18 682 416 61.0 4651 101 18 107.4 Amarri Jackson, Cleveland 74 1532 20.7 3 Erik Meyer, San Jose 17 528 353 66.9 4057 93 6 124.7 Reggie Gray, San Jose 61 1282 21.0 3 Kyle Rowley, Portland 17 546 322 59.0 3651 71 21 95.6 Ruschard Dodd-Masters, Spokane 55 986 17.9 0 Nick Davila, Arizona 14 474 313 66.0 3519 87 10 118.8 AJ Cruz, Arizona 51 1221 23.9 6 Randy Hippeard, Orlando 11 332 247 74.4 2997 61 6 133.8 LaRico Stevenson, Philadelphia 44 801 18.2 0 Adam Kennedy, New Orleans 13 422 260 61.6 2863 43 14 93.35 Gerald Young, Las Vegas 42 1003 23.9 5 Danny Southwick, Los Angeles 10 338 191 56.5 2342 43 10 97.52 Chris Duvalt, New Orleans 40 575 14.4 0

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INTERCEPTIONS PLAYER, TEAM INT YARDS TD 2015 AFL AWARD WINNERS Jeremy Kellen, Arizona 14 96 0 Ken Fontenette, San Jose 12 115 1 2015 ALL-ARENA FIRST TEAM James Romain, Philadelphia 10 100 1 POSITION PLAYER TEAM Greg Reid, Jacksonville 9 150 1 Quarterback Dan Raudabaugh Philadelphia James Harrell, Tampa Bay 7 49 0 Fullback Derrick Ross Jacksonville Alvin Jackson, Jacksonville 7 42 1 Wide Receiver Reggie Gray San Jose Eddie Moten, Las Vegas 6 71 1 Wide Receiver Donovan Morgan Los Angeles Rayshaun Kizer, Los Angeles 5 92 2 Wide Receiver Anthony Jones Jacksonville Terence Moore, Orlando 5 83 2 Center Shannon Breen Philadelphia Ken Richardson, Philadelphia 5 56 2 Offensive Lineman Moquet Ruffins Jacksonville Offensive Lineman Adam Smith Philadelphia FORCED FUMBLES Kicker Tommy Frevert Philadelphia PLAYER, TEAM FF Joe Sykes Jacksonville Joe Sykes, Jacksonville 10 Defensive End James Ruffin Spokane James Ruffin, Spokane 6 Jason Stewart San Jose Anthony DeGrate, Cleveland 5 Mac Linebacker Tyre Glasper Arizona Mesha Williams, Orlando 5 Jack Linebacker Alvin Ray Jackson Jacksonville Joe Goosby, Philadelphia 5 Defensive Back Jeremy Kellem Arizona Donte Paige-Moss, San Jose 4 Defensive Back James Romain Philadelphia De’Mon Glanton, Portland 3 Defensive Back Greg Reid Jacksonville Rodney Fritz, San Jose 2 Special Teams Duane Brooks Portland Dexter Davis, Portland 2 J.T. Gilmore, Los Angeles 2 2015 ALL-ARENA SECOND TEAM

TACKLES POSITION PLAYER TEAM PLAYER,TEAM TOT SOLO AST Quarterback Erik Meyer San Jose Ken Fontenette, San Jose 146.5 136 21 Fullback Tommy Taggart Philadelphia Alfred Phillips, Tampa Bay 107.0 96 22 Wide Receiver Rod Windsor Arizona Jeremy Kellem, Arizona 95.5 90 11 Wide Receiver Joe Hills Jacksonville Emanuel Cook, Orlando 95.0 79 32 Wide Receiver Marco Thomas Philadelphia Center John Collins Portland David Hyland, San Jose 95.0 76 38 Cortez Stubbs, New Orleans 90.0 80 20 Offensive Lineman Rich Ranglin San Jose Nick Taylor, Orlando 86.0 71 30 Offensive Lineman Patrick Afif Spokane Dominic Jones, Cleveland 82.5 71 23 Kicker Mark Lewis Orlando LaRico Stevenson, Philadelphia 82.0 78 8 Defensive End Mike McAdoo Arizona Terence Moore, Orlando 81.5 57 49 Defensive End Bryan Robinson Philadelphia Defensive Tackle Willie McGinnis Cleveland SACKS Mac Linebacker Francis Maka San Jose PLAYER, TEAM SACKS Jack Linebacker Terence Moore Orlando Joe Sykes, Jacksonville 18.5 Defensive Back Ken Fontenette San Jose Francis Maka, San Jose 11.5 Defensive Back James Harrell Tampa Bay Tyre Glasper, Arizona 11.5 Defensive Back Rayshaun Kizer Los Angeles Michael McAdoo, Arizona 11.0 Special Teams Brandon Thompkins Orlando James Ruffin, Spokane 11.0 Jason Stewart, San Jose 10.0 Mike Lewis, Las Vegas 9.5 Willie McGinnis, Cleveland 9.5 Derrick Summers, Spokane 9.0 Bryan Robinson, Philadelphia 9.0

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2015 TOP SINGLE GAME PERFORMANCES * Arena Football League rookie # Arena Football League record

SCORING RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS POINTS SCORED 6...... Rod Windsor: 4/18, Arizona vs. Portland 38...... Joe Hills: 6/12, Jacksonville at Tampa Bay 6...... Joe Hills: 6/12, Jacksonville at Tampa Bay 36...... Rod Windsor: 4/18, Arizona vs. Portland 36...... Maurice Purify: 8/8, San Jose at Los Angeles FIELD GOALS FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS TOUCHDOWNS 4...... Julian Rauch: 5/16, Jacksonville vs. Philadelphia 6...... Rod Windsor: 4/18, Arizona vs. Portland 6...... Joe Hills: 6/12, Jacksonville at Tampa Bay FIELD GOALS MADE 6...... Maurice Purify: 8/8, San Jose at Los Angeles 3...... Adrian Trevino: 5/15, Cleveland vs. New Orleans

TD RESPONSIBILITY LONGEST FIELD GOAL 9…..Multiple, last: : 6/21, Spokane at Portland 47...... Garrett Lindholm: 5/2, New Orleans vs. Spokane

POINTS SCORED (KICKING) 16...... Adrian Trevino: 5/15, Cleveland vs. New Orleans POINT AFTER TOUCHDOWN 14...... Tommy Frevert: 5/8, Philadelphia vs. Orlando PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED 13...... Julian Rauch: 5/16, Jacksonville vs. Philadelphia 12...... Nicholas Pertuit: 5/16, San Jose at Spokane 11...... Julian Rauch: 6/27, Jacksonville vs. Cleveland 11...... Julian Rauch: 7/18, Jacksonville vs. Philadelphia TOTALOFFENSE TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS PAT KICKS MADE 422….Dan Raudaubaugh: 3/29, Philadelphia at Orlando 11...... Nicholas Pertuit: 5/16, San Jose at Spokane 417….Erik Meyer: 5/23, San Jose vs. Cleveland

410….Carson Coffman: 5/2, Spokane at New Orleans KICKOFF RETURNS TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 56...... Shane Austin: 5/29, Cleveland vs. Orlando 269...... Duane Brooks 5/30, Portland vs. San Jose 55…..Jason Boltus: 3/27, Tampa vs. Cleveland KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (MIN. 3 RETURNS) TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS/PLAY (MIN. 10 plays) 40.8...... Amarri Jackson: 6/27, Cleveland at Jacksonville 12.4.....Dan Raudabaugh: 6/6, Philadelphia vs. New Orleans LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 58.....Larry Beavers: 4/4, New Orleans vs. Cleveland RUSHING 58.....Reggie Gray: 4/17, San Jose at Jacksonville RUSHING YARDS 58.....Brandon Thompkins: 5/23, Orlando vs. Portland 79...... Bernard Morris: 6/13, Orlando vs. Philadelphia 58.....Amarri Jackson: 6/27, Cleveland at Jacksonville

58.....AJ Cruz: 6/27, Arizona at Los Angeles

RUSHING ATTEMPTS 15...... Derrick Ross: 6/6, Jacksonville vs. Orlando KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS

2...... Duane Brooks: 6/7, Portland at Los Angeles YARDS PER RUSH (MIN. 3 ATTEMPTS) 2...... AJ Cruz: 6/12, Arizona at Portland 14.3...... : 5/30, Las Vegas vs. Philadelphia

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS INTERCEPTIONS 5...... Roosevelt Falls: 5/2, New Orleans vs. Spokane INTERCEPTIONS 3...... Ken Fontenette: 5/16, San Jose at Spokane

PASSING INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS PASSING YARDS 68...... Greg Reid: 7/18, Jacksonville vs. Philadelphia 422....Dan Raudabaugh: 3/29, Philadelphia at Orlando

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN PASSING ATTEMPTS 52...... Josh Victorian: 6/20, Los Angeles vs. Philadelphia 55...... Jason Boltus: 3/27, Tampa Bay vs. Cleveland

PASSES COMPLETED TACKLES 41...... Tommy Grady: 8/1, Jacksonville at Orlando TACKLES 17.5...... Ken Fontenette: 7/10, San Jose vs. New Orleans PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 9…..Multiple, last: Carson Coffman: 6/21, Spokane at Portland TACKLES FOR LOSS 3.0...... Joe Sykes: 4/24, Jacksonville vs. Las Vegas HAD INTERCEPTED 3.0…..Willie McGinnis: 8/1, Cleveland vs. Spokane 3...... Multiple, last: Dennis Havrilla: 8/1, Las Vegas at Portland 3.0…..Derrick Summers: 8/1, Spokane at Cleveland

SACKS RECEIVING 3.0...... Terrance Taylor: 4/25, Spokane vs. Orlando RECEIVING YARDS 3.0…..Derrick Summers: 8/1, Spokane at Cleveland 239...... Anthony Jones: 4/12, Jacksonville at Philadelphia

RECEPTIONS

16...... London Crawford: 8/1, Jacksonville at Orlando

YARDS PER RECEPTION (MIN. 3 RECEPTIONS) 30.8...... Roger Jackson: 7/18, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay

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FGS MADE SCORING OFFENSE G FGM-ATT PCT G TD XP 2XP FG SAF AVG PTS Cleveland Gladiators 18 7 – 8 0.875 San Jose SaberCats 18 151 134 2 3 4 58.9 1061 Orlando Predators 18 6 – 8 0.750 Philadelphia Soul 18 151 124 8 4 1 58.9 1060 Tampa Bay Storm 18 4 – 6 0.667 Orlando Predators 18 145 123 5 6 1 56.8 1023 New Orleans VooDoo 18 8 – 15 0.533 Arizona Rattlers 18 146 112 1 3 2 55.7 1003 Philadelphia Soul 18 4 – 8 0.500 Jacksonville Sharks 18 138 107 4 8 2 53.9 971 San Jose SaberCats 18 3 – 6 0.500 Cleveland Gladiators 18 135 108 5 7 2 52.9 953 Arizona Rattlers 18 3 – 6 0.500 Portland Thunder 18 127 88 3 0 1 47.7 858 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 2 – 4 0.500 Spokane Shock 18 121 100 3 3 3 47.1 847 Jacksonville Sharks 18 8 – 18 0.444 Tampa Bay Storm 18 118 86 7 4 0 45.6 820 Los Angeles KISS 18 4 – 9 0.444 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 106 91 3 2 0 41.1 739 Spokane Shock 18 3 – 8 0.375 Los Angeles KISS 18 104 80 2 4 2 40.2 724 Portland Thunder 18 0 – 2 0.000 New Orleans VooDoo 18 97 83 1 8 0 38.4 691

SCORING DEFENSE PAT KICKING G TD XP 2XP FG SAF PTS AVG G PAT-ATT PCT San Jose SaberCats 18 95 71 2 5 1 662 36.8 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 91 – 99 0.919 Philadelphia Soul 18 118 94 5 3 1 823 45.7 Orlando Predators 18 123 – 135 0.911 Arizona Rattlers 18 118 88 7 3 3 825 45.8 Philadelphia Soul 18 124 – 138 0.899 Jacksonville Sharks 18 130 108 1 3 1 901 50.1 San Jose SaberCats 18 134 – 150 0.893 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 129 108 1 4 6 908 50.4 New Orleans VooDoo 18 83 – 95 0.874 Los Angeles KISS 18 132 114 2 1 1 915 50.8 Cleveland Gladiators 18 108 – 124 0.871 New Orleans VooDoo 18 130 111 3 7 0 918 51.0 Tampa Bay Storm 18 86 – 99 0.869 Tampa Bay Storm 18 133 106 8 6 2 942 52.3 Spokane Shock 18 100 – 117 0.855 Orlando Predators 18 136 93 8 8 1 951 52.8 Los Angeles KISS 18 80 – 95 0.842 Cleveland Gladiators 18 137 118 5 3 0 959 53.3 Jacksonville Sharks 18 107 – 131 0.817 Spokane Shock 18 141 13 0 4 0 971 53.9 Arizona Rattlers 18 112 – 140 0.800 Portland Thunder 18 140 112 2 5 2 975 54.2 Portland Thunder 18 88 – 119 0.739 TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE G RUSH PASS YARDS PLAYS AVG/P TD YDS/G G RUSH PASS YARDS PLAYS AVG/P TD YDS/G Jacksonville Sharks 18 610 4794 5404 783 6.9 132 300.2 Philadelphia Soul 18 532 3877 4409 748 5.9 112 244.9 Philadelphia Soul 18 354 5043 5397 770 7.0 144 299.8 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 449 4049 4498 709 6.3 118 249.9 Orlando Predators 18 700 4619 5319 750 7.1 133 295.5 San Jose SaberCats 18 221 4291 4512 827 5.5 87 250.7 Tampa Bay Storm 18 186 4899 5085 821 6.2 111 282.5 Jacksonville Sharks 18 388 4199 4587 763 6.0 119 254.8 Spokane Shock 18 446 4614 5060 801 6.3 111 281.1 New Orleans VooDoo 18 393 4300 4723 696 6.8 123 262.4 Cleveland Gladiators 18 395 4623 5018 816 6.1 124 278.8 Los Angeles KISS 18 431 4394 4825 720 6.7 117 268.1 San Jose SaberCats 18 343 4616 4959 734 6.8 142 275.5 Ta mpa Bay Storm 18 458 4447 4905 748 6.6 124 272.5 Arizona Rattlers 18 438 4473 4911 800 6.1 137 272.8 Arizona Rattlers 18 255 4651 4906 787 6.2 129 272.6 Los Angeles KISS 18 373 4412 4785 785 6.1 97 265.8 Portland Thunder 18 435 4536 4971 796 6.2 129 276.2 Portland Thunder 18 161 4235 4396 736 6.0 111 244.2 Spokane Shock 18 454 4784 5238 823 6.4 129 291.0 New Orleans VooDoo 18 343 3841 4184 735 5.7 93 232.4 Cleveland Gladiators 18 320 4931 5251 750 7.0 130 291.7 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 352 3655 4007 696 5.8 94 222.6 Orlando Predators 18 365 5335 5700 860 6.6 131 316.7

RUSHING OFFENSE G ATT AVG TD YDS/G YARDS Orlando Predators 18 176 4.0 39 38.9 700 Jacksonville Sharks 18 168 3.6 35 33.9 610 Spokane Shock 18 141 3.2 25 24.8 446 Arizona Rattlers 18 142 3.1 24 24.3 438 Cleveland Gladiators 18 120 3.3 22 21.9 395 Los Angeles KISS 18 105 3.6 16 20.7 373 Philadelphia Soul 18 133 2.7 21 19.7 354 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 105 3.4 23 19.6 352 San Jose SaberCats 18 114 3.0 29 19.1 343 New Orleans VooDoo 18 128 2.7 28 19.1 343 Tampa Bay Storm 18 95 2.0 12 10.3 186 Portland Thunder 18 90 1.8 21 8.9 161

RUSHING DEFENSE G ATT YDS AVG TD YDS/G San Jose SaberCats 18 95 221 2.3 17 12.3 Arizona Rattlers 18 82 255 3.1 17 14.2 Cleveland Gladiators 18 120 320 2.7 22 17.8 Orlando Predators 18 121 365 3.0 21 20.3 Jacksonville Sharks 18 155 388 2.5 32 21.6 New Orleans VooDoo 18 123 393 3.2 20 21.8 Los Angeles KISS 18 125 431 3.4 28 23.9 Portland Thunder 18 138 435 3.2 24 24.2 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 155 449 2.9 28 24.9 Spokane Shock 18 140 454 3.2 32 25.2 Tampa Bay Storm 18 136 458 3.4 29 25.4 Philadelphia Soul 18 127 532 4.2 25 29.6

PASSING OFFENSE G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD AVG YDS/G Philadelphia Soul 18 637 420 13 0.659 5043 123 7.9 280.2 Tampa Bay Storm 18 726 410 24 0.565 4899 99 6.7 272.2 Jacksonville Sharks 18 615 415 12 0.675 4794 97 7.8 266.3 Cleveland Gladiators 18 696 425 19 0.611 4623 102 6.6 256.8 Orlando Predators 18 574 384 13 0.669 4619 94 8.0 256.6 San Jose SaberCats 18 620 410 6 0.661 4616 113 7.4 256.4 Spokane Shock 18 660 393 28 0.595 4614 86 7.0 256.3 Arizona Rattlers 18 658 411 18 0.625 4473 113 6.8 248.5 Los Angeles KISS 18 680 366 16 0.538 4412 81 6.5 245.1 Portland Thunder 18 646 384 26 0.594 4235 90 6.6 235.3 New Orleans VooDoo 18 607 357 20 0.588 3841 65 6.3 213.4 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 591 315 24 0.533 3655 71 6.2 203.1

PASSING DEFENSE G ATT CMP INT PCT. YDS TD AVG YDS/G Philadelphia Soul 18 621 331 24 0.533 3877 87 6.2 215.4 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 554 347 10 0.626 4049 90 7.3 224.9 Jacksonville Sharks 18 608 387 26 0.637 4199 87 6.9 233.3 San Jose SaberCats 18 732 393 33 0.537 4291 70 5.9 238.4 New Orleans VooDoo 18 573 383 13 0.668 4330 103 7.6 240.6 Los Angeles KISS 18 595 367 14 0.617 4394 89 7.4 244.1 Tampa Bay Storm 18 612 367 13 0.600 4447 95 7.3 247.1 Portland Thunder 18 658 414 16 0.629 4536 105 6.9 252.0 Arizona Rattlers 18 705 384 25 0.545 4651 93 6.6 258.4 Spokane Shock 18 683 423 15 0.619 4784 97 7.0 265.8 Cleveland Gladiators 18 630 403 13 0.640 4931 108 7.8 273.9 Orlando Predators 18 739 491 17 0.664 5335 110 7.2 296.4

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TURNOVER MARGIN | ------GAINED------| |------LOST------| G FUM INT TOT FUM INT TOT MAR PER/G San Jose SaberCats 18 12 33 45 13 6 19 +26 1.44 Jacksonville Sharks 18 17 26 43 13 12 25 +18 1.00 Arizona Rattlers 18 18 25 43 9 18 27 +16 0.89 Philadelphia Soul 18 13 24 37 10 13 23 +14 0.78 Orlando Predators 18 12 17 29 16 13 29 +0 0.00 Cleveland Gladiators 18 14 13 27 15 19 34 - 7 -0.39 Spokane Shock 18 19 15 34 14 28 42 - 8 -0.44 Los Angeles KISS 18 10 14 24 19 16 34 - 10 -0.56 Portland Thunder 18 12 16 28 12 26 38 - 10 -0.56 Tampa Bay Storm 18 16 13 29 16 24 40 - 11 -0.61 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 12 10 22 11 24 35 - 13 -0.72 New Orleans VooDoo 18 9 13 22 17 20 37 - 15 -0.83

FIRST DOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL Arizona Rattlers 18 40 275 75 390 Jacksonville Sharks 18 64 262 62 388 Cleveland Gladiators 18 39 272 73 384 Philadelphia Soul 18 41 285 47 373 Orlando Predators 18 64 253 42 359 San Jose SaberCats 18 39 255 58 352 Tampa Bay Storm 18 24 260 63 347 Spokane Shock 18 45 250 49 344 New Orleans VooDoo 18 44 215 73 332 Portland Thunder 18 27 234 65 326 Los Angeles KISS 18 37 220 62 319 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 38 201 54 293

OPPONENT FIRST DOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL San Jose SaberCats 18 33 234 54 321 Philadelphia Soul 18 48 200 73 321 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 41 230 57 328 Arizona Rattlers 18 27 243 59 329 Los Angeles KISS 18 45 236 60 341 Tampa Bay Storm 18 50 240 58 348 New Orleans VooDoo 18 38 248 64 350 Cleveland Gladiators 18 32 275 52 359 Jacksonville Sharks 18 49 252 58 359 Spokane Shock 18 55 264 50 369 Portland Thunder 18 42 259 79 380 Orlando Predators 18 42 301 59 402

KICKOFF RETURNS G RET YDS TD AVG Portland Thunder 18 105 2104 8 20.0 Orlando Predators 18 102 1969 5 19.3 Arizona Rattlers 18 81 1520 7 18.8 Cleveland Gladiators 18 108 2013 3 18.6 San Jose SaberCats 18 78 1447 3 18.6 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 109 1975 6 18.1 Spokane Shock 18 104 1812 1 17.4 Los Angeles KISS 18 96 1662 3 17.3 New Orleans VooDoo 18 93 1605 2 17.3 Tampa Bay Storm 18 104 1688 3 16.2 Philadelphia Soul 18 82 1253 0 15.3 Jacksonville Sharks 18 89 1323 3 14.9

SACKS BY G SACKS YARDS San Jose SaberCats 18 44 192 Arizona Rattlers 18 34 186 Jacksonville Sharks 18 32 168 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 29 136 Spokane Shock 18 29 140 Cleveland Gladiators 18 28 143 Philadelphia Soul 18 27 135 Portland Thunder 18 26 139 Tampa Bay Storm 18 18 110 Orlando Predators 18 18 85 Los Angeles KISS 18 14 73 New Orleans VooDoo 18 8 39

PENALTIES G NO YDS AVG/G Cleveland Gladiators 18 133 946 52.6 Tampa Bay Storm 18 151 948 52.7 Spokane Shock 18 145 953 52.9 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 152 961 53.4 Orlando Predators 18 138 1001 55.6 Philadelphia Soul 18 146 1013 56.3 San Jose SaberCats 18 162 1089 60.5 New Orleans VooDoo 18 159 1099 61.1 Arizona Rattlers 18 159 1132 62.9 Jacksonville Sharks 18 167 1148 63.8 Portland Thunder 18 181 1213 67.4 Los Angeles KISS 18 172 1242 69.0

SACKS AGAINST G SACKS YARDS Jacksonville Sharks 18 8 43 Philadelphia Soul 18 10 56 Arizona Rattlers 18 15 99 Cleveland Gladiators 18 15 96 Portland Thunder 18 19 105 Orlando Predators 18 26 106 San Jose SaberCats 18 31 163 New Orleans VooDoo 18 34 167 Las Vegas Outlaws 18 34 203 Tampa Bay Storm 18 35 138 Spokane Shock 18 36 166 Los Angeles KISS 18 44 204

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ATTENDANCE

2015 AFL Regular Season POSTSEASON TEAM-BY-TEAM PLAYOFF ATTENDANCE (ALPHABETICAL ORDER), 2015 WEEKLY ATTENDANCE, 2015 Team Games Home Road Total Average Week Number No. of Games Total Average Arizona 2 10,322 6,456 16,778 8,389 Week 1 6 55,349 9,224 Cleveland 1 --- 8,424 8,424 8,424 Week 2 6 45,397 7,566 Jacksonville 3 --- 27,679 27,679 9,226 Week 3 6 52,140 8,690 Orlando 1 9,186 --- 9,186 9,186 Week 4 5 46,759 9,351 Philadelphia 2 17,802 --- 17,802 8,901 Week 5 6 48,639 8,106 Portland 1 --- 10,060 10,060 10,060 Week 6 6 46,955 7,825 San Jose 3 25,631 --- 25,631 8,543 Week 7 5 39,026 7,805 Spokane 1 --- 10,322 10,322 10,322 Week 8 6 63,468 10,578 Week 9 5 40,906 8,181 ROUND-BY-ROUND POSTSEASON ATTENDANCE, 2015 Week 10 6 55,699 9,283 First Round Week 11 6 48,890 8,148 Week 12 6 53,270 8,878 8/14 Portland at San Jose 10,060 Week 13 5 40,065 8,013 8/15 Cleveland at Philadelphia 8,424 Week 14 6 47,820 7,970 8/15 Jacksonville at Orlando 9,186 Week 15 Bye Week 16 6 60,684 10,114 8/15 Spokane at Arizona 10,322 Week 17 5 53,602 10,720 Conference Champion Games Week 18 4 32,555 8,138 8/22 Arizona at San Jose 6,456 Week 19 6 74,872 12,478 8/23 Jacksonville at Philadelphia 9,378 Week 20 6 66,508 11,084 Total 107 972,604 9,089 ArenaBowl XXVI 8/17 Jacksonville at San Jose 9,115 REGULAR-SEASON HOME ATTENDANCE, 2015 Postseason Team No. of Games Total Average Total 62,941 (Average 8,991) TAMPA BAY 9 110,808 12,312 CLEVELAND 9 104,022 11,588 ORLANDO 9 103,132 11,459 ARIZONA 9 96,310 10,701 JACKSONVILLE 9 90,057 10,006 PORTLAND 9 83,062 9,229 SAN JOSE 9 79,333 8,814 SPOKANE 9 75,491 8,387 LOS ANGELES 9 72,680 8,095 PHILADELPHIA 8 69,908 8,738 LAS VEGAS 9 44,505 4,945 NEW ORLEANS 9 36,602 4,066

TOP TEN REGULAR-SEASON SINGLE-GAME ATTENDANCE, 2015 Rank Game Date Attendance 1) Los Angeles at Tampa Bay 8/1 16,308 2) Orlando at Tampa Bay 7/11 15,835 3) Tampa Bay at Orlando 8/8 15,188 4) Las Vegas at Portland 8/1 14,055 5) Philadelphia at Tampa Bay 5/23 13,921 6) New Orleans at Tampa Bay 5/30 13,581 7) Orlando at Cleveland 7/18 13,186 8) Tampa Bay at Jacksonville 7/25 13,092 9) Arizona at Cleveland 4/11 12,776 10) Philadelphia at Orlando 7/11 12,765

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HISTORICAL INFORMATION

LEAGUE HISTORY 52

1987 SEASON 57 1988 SEASON 59 1989 SEASON 61 1990 SEASON 63 1991 SEASON 65 1992 SEASON 67 1993 SEASON 69 1994 SEASON 71 1995 SEASON 73 1996 SEASON 75 1997 SEASON 77 1998 SEASON 79 1999 SEASON 81 2000 SEASON 83 2001 SEASON 85 2002 SEASON 87 2003 SEASON 89 2004 SEASON 91 2005 SEASON 93 2006 SEASON 95 2007 SEASON 97 2008 SEASON 99 2010 SEASON 101 2011 SEASON 103 2012 SEASON 105 2013 SEASON 107 2014 SEASON 109

ALL-TIME OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES 111

ALL-TIME AWARDS 129

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 144

HALL OF FAME 151

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KEY DATES IN ARENA FOOTBALL HISTORY

February 11, 1981. While watching an game at Madison Square Garden, JAMES FOSTER draws an outline of a miniature football field over a hockey rink on a manila envelope. From the diagram will evolve an exciting adaptation of America’s favorite sport.

April 27, 1986. AFL “test game” is held in Rockford, Ill.

February 26, 1987. Positive public response from test game leads to “showcase game” at Chicago’s Rosemont Horizon before 8,200 fans.

June 19, 1987. The AFL debuts with a six-game regular season with four teams: the Chicago Bruisers, , Pittsburgh Gladiators and Washington Commandos. A crowd of 12,117 fans witness the inaugural game, a 48-46 victory for Pittsburgh over Washington.

August 1, 1987. Denver wins the first ArenaBowl, 45-16, over Pittsburgh. ArenaBowl I was aired nationally on ESPN and played in front of 13,232 fans.

July 30, 1988. Detroit defeats Chicago, 24-13, in ArenaBowl II in front of 15,018.

August 18, 1989. Detroit defeats Pittsburgh, 39-26, in ArenaBowl III in front of 12,046.

November 16, 1989. The League conducts its first international in Paris, France in front of 13,500 fans. Two days later, another contest is held in London, England as 12,000 fans see the game for the first time.

March 27, 1990. The U.S. Patent Office issues patent No. 4,911,433 for Arena Football Game System, making the AFL the only sports league in history to play a patented, rival-free game.

August 11, 1990. Detroit defeats Dallas, 51-27, to win its third straight ArenaBowl (ArenaBowl IV) in front of a home crowd of 19,875.

1991. The League expands to eight teams, including the debut of the Orlando Predators.

August 17, 1991. Tampa Bay defeats Detroit, 48-42, in ArenaBowl V, winning its first of five ArenaBowl titles, in front of 20,357.

1992. , four-time winner of the NBA’s Executive of the Year award, brings Arena Football to Phoenix. The Arizona Rattlers name former quarterback DANNY WHITE Head Coach.

August 22, 1992. Detroit claims its fourth AFL title at ArenaBowl VI, winning 56-38 over the Orlando Predators in front of 13,680.

August 21, 1993. In front of 12,989 fans, Tampa Bay defeats Detroit, 51-31, at ArenaBowl VII.

September 2, 1994. Arizona wins its first championship by defeating Orlando, 36-31, in front of 14,368 at ArenaBowl VII.

September 1, 1995. ArenaBowl IX plays host to the highest-attended AFL game in history. Tampa Bay’s 48-35 victory over Orlando is witnessed by 25,087 fans at the Thunderdome in St. Petersburg, FL.

1996. In the League’s 10th season (15 teams), more than one million fans attend games for the first time in league history.

1996. St. Louis FB/LB BERNARD HALL sets the AFL Record for rushing touchdowns in a single season with 29. The record was broken in 2011 by Dallas FB DERRICK ROSS who recorded 39.

August 26, 1996. Tampa Bay travels to Des Moines to win ArenaBowl X, 42-38, over the , who are led by QB .

November, 1996. DAVID BAKER is named AFL Commissioner.

1997. The Arena Football Hall of Fame announces its first class for induction.

August 25, 1997. Arizona wins ArenaBowl XI, 55-33, handing Iowa its second straight ArenaBowl loss.

June 3, 1998. The AFL Board of Directors approves the application of owner to place a team in New Orleans, marking the first AFL team with NFL ownership.

August 23, 1998. The AFL makes its network-TV debut on ABC when ArenaBowl XII is viewed by more than two million fans. Orlando defeats Tampa Bay, 62- 31, in front of 17,222 fans.

April 1999. The AFL unveils its Mission Statement and Fans’ Bill of Rights, a first among professional sports.

May 14, 1999. Houston QB CLINT DOLEZEL throws for 479 yards, setting an AFL record for single-game passing yards.

August 21, 1999. The Albany Firebirds celebrate their 10th Anniversary with an ArenaBowl XIII championship. Albany defeats Orlando, 59-48, in front of 13,652.

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August 24, 1999. The AFL Board of Directors approves the final four applications for arenafootball2 (af2) – the AFL’s development league – to begin play in April 2000.

2000. New NFL owners sign on, including SR. and . More than two million fans attend regular-season games in the 32 markets competing in both the AFL and af2.

2001. Arena Football is played in 47 combined markets. The are the first active team with NFL ownership (’ WILLIAM FORD JR.). Arena Football adds blue-chip sponsors Ford Trucks and U.S. Army, and creates an internet partnership with NFL.com.

August 18, 2001. , owner of the , along with former Broncos QB , and owner “K.S.” JR. are approved for future AFL teams in Denver and Nashville, respectively.

August 19, 2001. Grand Rapids wins its first AFL title by defeating Nashville, 64-42, in front of 11,217 at ArenaBowl XV.

2001-02. The AFL continues international efforts, hosting Pacific Rim Training Camps in Hawaii and Australia, which feature more than 350 international players and coaches.

March 5, 2002. The AFL and NBC announce a broadcast partnership. NBC will televise AFL games on Sundays, including the playoffs and ArenaBowl, beginning in 2003. As part of the agreement, the AFL will begin its 2003 season in February instead of April.

August 18, 2002. San Jose head coach DARREN ARBET becomes the first African American Head Coach in history to win a pro football championship as the SaberCats win ArenaBowl XVI by defeating Arizona, 52-14, in front of 16,942 fans.

December 10, 2002. The AFL and Arena Football League Players Association solidify a long-term Collective Bargaining Agreement that runs through 2010-the longest and most far-reaching in professional sports.

February 2, 2003. The AFL on NBC debuts to critical acclaim with four regional games. The expansion host the Georgia Force in their inaugural game to a sellout crowd of 17,483 at the Pepsi Center.

May 13, 2003. New Orleans Saints owner TOM BENSON announces that the New Orleans VooDoo will begin play in February of 2004.

July 10, 2003. The AFL Board of Directors approves an application for and CRAIG SPENCER to place a team in Philadelphia for 2004.

February 8, 2004. The AFL and debut the new design of the AFL’s Official Game Ball when Tampa Bay and Orlando open the season.

June 3, 2004. AFL announces a multi-year partnership with NIKE, the first-ever exclusive “head-to-toe” uniform supplier/apparel partnership in its history, and with Upper Deck, the first-ever pact between the AFL and a sports trading card and memorabilia company.

June 7, 2004. ESPN The Magazine proclaims the AFL as “The Fifth Major.”

June 8, 2004. Spalding is named the official football of Pop Warner and uses the AFL design.

June 27, 2004. San Jose claims its second ArenaBowl title in three seasons, as the SaberCats defeat the Arizona Rattlers in a thrilling 69-62 finish before a sold- out (17,391) America West Arena.

July 5, 2004. ’s RICK REILLY makes the following statement about ArenaBowl XIX… “This sure as hell isn’t the . Right now, it’s better.”

August 17, 2004. The AFL Board approves owner ARTHUR M. BLANK as new owner of the AFL’s Georgia Force.

September 20, 2004. The AFL Board approves an expansion team for for 2006 season.

November 1, 2004. Country music superstar TIM MCGRAW joins the ownership group.

November 15, 2004. The AFL teams up with NBC’s primetime hit Las Vegas for a mini-movie, “Rumble in the Montecito,” as part of the AFL’s marketing and promotion plan for ArenaBowl XIX.

December 14, 2004. AFL and XOS Technologies, Inc. enter into a three-year partnership for XOS to design, produce and host the League’s official Web site, .com and official Web site of the AFL’s developmental league, af2 (af2.com).

December 16, 2004. AFL and announce a multi-year agreement to carry regular-season AFL games on 11 of FSN’s owned and affiliated regional sports networks.

December 16, 2004. NFL Hall of Fame player and Chicago icon joins ownership.

January 4, 2005. The first-ever AFL preview magazine published by American Media, hits newsstands nationwide.

June 10, 2005. The Wall Street Journal proclaims that Arena Football has “Found Its Footing” on its front page.

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June 12, 2005. The Colorado Crush defeat the Georgia Force, 51-48, to win ArenaBowl XIX. Las Vegas’ Thomas and Mack Center is the first-ever neutral site to host an ArenaBowl.

October 4, 2005. Commissioner David Baker announces that an ownership group led by TYLER PROCHNOW has been granted an AFL expansion team for Kansas City to begin play in 2006. The team is stocked with players from the New Orleans VooDoo, who are unable to compete in 2006 because of damage caused by .

January 18, 2006. A historical committee selects the 20 Greatest Players in AFL history as part of the League’s 20th Season celebration. EDDIE BROWN, the former offensive specialist for the Albany and , is voted No. 1. The committee also chooses the 20 greatest games, moments and teams.

February 8, 2006. EA Sports’ Arena Football is released to the public with critical acclaim. It is the first-ever AFL-themed game produced by the video game giant.

February 17, 2006. The AFL and OLN reach an agreement naming OLN as the national cable television home for the AFL during its historic 20th Season. OLN will televise 11 regular-season games and one Wild Card playoff game during the 2006 season.

April 7, 2006. The AFL and Children’s Miracle Network team up to create even more awareness for the network of children’s hospitals throughout the country. The AFL uses its media inventory to air PSA’s featuring AFL players.

April 26, 2006. Former NFL great becomes the most recent AFL celebrity owner when he joins the ownership group.

May 1, 2006. The AFL’s cumulative 20-season attendance surpasses 20 million fans. The AFL’s Week 14 attendance total of 108,244 catapults the league’s overall attendance numbers to 20,069,791.

October 6, 2006. Georgia Force DB CHRIS BROWN becomes the first player selected by the New Orleans VooDoo in the AFL’s Expansion Draft as the VooDoo, return to the AFL following a one-year hiatus due to Hurricane Katrina.

October 26, 2006. , one of the world’s leading sports apparel companies, becomes the new Official Uniform Supplier for the AFL beginning in 2007.

December 19, 2006. ESPN and the AFL enter into a five-year agreement that includes extensive multimedia rights and a minimum of 26 televised games per season, beginning in 2007. ESPN has also purchased a minority ownership stake in the AFL as part of the agreement that enhances ESPN’s football programming lineup, the most comprehensive in sports television, with year-round football on Monday nights.

February 19, 2007. For the first time ever, the AFL is enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame when a historic and interactive exhibit in unveiled.

April 16, 2007. Dallas Desperados QB CLINT DOLEZEL becomes the first quarterback in professional football history to throw for 800 career touchdown passes.

June 12, 2007. ArenaBowl XXI New Orleans officially sells out six weeks prior to the game, making it the first neutral site sell-out in AFL history.

June 23, 2007. Utah Blaze QB becomes the first quarterback in AFL history to pass 5,000 yards in a single season. Germaine’s 5,005 yards breaks the previous record of 4,841 set by San Jose QB in 2006.

June 23, 2007. Utah Blaze WR SIAHA BURLEY sets AFL single-season records in receptions (166) and receiving yards (2,129), becoming the first player in AFL history to amass 2,000 receiving yards in a single season.

June 26, 2007. Regular season attendance for the 2007 season sets an all-time high in Week 17 with a total of 1,887,054 fans, breaking the previous record of 1,827,579 set in 2004.

July 18, 2007. Cumulative attendance (regular season, postseason) surpasses the two-million mark (2,005,834) for the first time in AFL history.

July 29, 2007. The San Jose SaberCats defeat the , 55-33, to win ArenaBowl XXI and capture their third championship in six seasons. The sold-out crowd of 17,506 is the largest neutral site ArenaBowl attendance in AFL history.

December 8, 2009. The League Office of Arena Football One announces the league has been approved to purchase the former Arena Football League’s assets after a brief absence. Included in the assets purchased are all of the former AFL and af2 team names and logos.

April 2, 2010. After developing a unique economic model, the AFL reopens with a nationally televised broadcast on NFL Network. The Chicago Rush defeat the Iowa Barnstormers, 61-43.

May 1, 2010. Tampa Bay Storm HEAD COACH TIM MARCUM becomes the first AFL coach to reach 200-wins after defeating the Arizona Rattlers, 62-61.

June 5, 2010. Jacksonville QB AARON GARCIA becomes the all-time career leader in passing touchdowns (932) in AFL history.

August 20, 2010. In their first year in AFL ranks, the Spokane Shock defeats the Tampa Bay Storm, 69-57, in ArenaBowl XXIII.

August 20, 2010. NFL Hall of Fame player and Pittsburgh icon joins expansion Pittsburgh Power ownership group.

January 13, 2011. Tampa Bay Sports and Entertainment announces purchase of the Tampa Bay Storm.

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April 12, 2011. The Tampa Bay Storm introduce former NFL great DERRICK BROOKS as the team’s new President.

April 30, 2011. Jacksonville QB AARON GARCIA throws his 1,000th career , a professional football record.

August 12, 2011. The AFL announces first Hall of Fame class since 2002. The Jacksonville Sharks defeat the Arizona Rattlers 73-70 in ArenaBowl XXIV for their first championship in team history.

January 17, 2012. owner DAN GILBERT acquires the Cleveland Gladiators.

March 9, 2012. The Arena Football League begins its 25th season.

June 23, 2012. Utah QB TOMMY GRADY throws his 118th touchdown pass of the year, breaking the AFL record for most touchdown passes in a single season (previously 117) with five games left to play.

July 6, 2012. Arizona QB NICK DAVILA becomes the first quarterback in pro football history to record three consecutive 100-touchdown seasons, accomplishing the feat in his first three years in the AFL.

July 13, 2012. San Antonio QB AARON GARCIA breaks LAWRENCE SAMUELS’ AFL record for most regular seasons games played in a career (207).

August 9, 2012. Philadelphia Soul owner announces the AFL’s venture into China. The League plans to launch a four-team League in China by the fall of 2014.

August 10, 2012. The Arizona Rattlers defeat the Philadelphia Soul 72-54 in ArenaBowl XXV for the franchise’s first championship since 1997.

October 12, 2012. The AFL partners with FilmOn to launch “AFL Classic” programming on the world’s first IP-delivered cable television platform.

November 13, 2012. CBS Sports Network and the AFL sign a two-year television agreement and announce that ArenaBowl XXVI will air live on CBS Television.

June 15, 2013. Tampa Bay QB ADRIAN McPHERSON sets the AFL record for most rushing touchdowns in a season by a quarterback with his 31st score of the year.

June 16, 2013. Philadelphia FB DERRICK ROSS becomes the League’s career rushing leader, surpassing former Arizona Rattlers FB BO KELLY’s mark of 1,571.

July 27, 2013. Philadelphia WR TIGER JONES becomes the first player in League history to record three consecutive 2,000-yard receiving seasons, while Soul teammate DE BRYAN ROBINSON records his AFL-record 18th career blocked kick.

August 15, 2013. Members of the legendary rock band KISS, GENE SIMMONS and PAUL STANLEY, introduce the newest AFL team, the LA KISS. Simmons and Stanley will be co-owners of the team, which will bring pro football back to Los Angeles in 2014.

August 17, 2013. The Arizona Rattlers become the first team since the Tampa Bay Storm in 1996 to repeat as ArenaBowl champions.

October 2, 2013. Arena Football returns to Portland for the first time since 1999 as Portland businessman Terry Emmert announced the relocation of the dormant Milwaukee Mustangs franchise to the Rose City. The team was christened the “Thunder” following a “Name the Team” fan contest on November 12.

December 17, 2013. ESPN and the AFL agree to a multi-year broadcast deal in which ESPN will broadcast 10 regular season and postseason games on its television networks per year, including ArenaBowl and one conference championship game, as well as 75 or more games annually on ESPN3.

December 20, 2013. DB ERIC CROCKER becomes the first player selected by the Portland Thunder in the AFL’s first Expansion Draft since 2006

August 23, 2014. The Arizona Rattlers become the first team since the Detroit Drive in 1990 to win three consecutive ArenaBowl championships, knocking off the Cleveland Gladiators, 72-32, in front of 18,410 fans at Quicken Loans Arena.

August 29, 2015. The San Jose SaberCats capture their fourth ArenaBowl Championship with a 68-47 win over the Jacksonville Sharks in ArenaBowl XXVIII.

March 16, 2016. Monumental Sports & Entertainment, led by majority owner , owner of NBA’s and NHL’s Washington Wizards, will become a member of the AFL owner group bringing an AFL team to the Nation’s Capital in the 2017 season.

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1987 FINAL STANDINGS W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Pittsburgh 4 2 0 .667 2-1 2-1 268 199 Denver 4 2 0 .667 2-1 2-1 261 252 Chicago 2 4 0 .333 1-2 1-2 217 310 Washington 2 4 0 .333 2-1 0-3 288 273

ArenaBowl I: DENVER 45, Pittsburgh 16

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie

SCORING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS RECEPTIONS Russell Hairston, Pittsburgh 6 19 0 0 0 114 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD , Washington 6 11 0 0 0 66 Dwayne Dixon, Washington 68 810 11.9 42 11 Gary Mullen, Denver 6 11 0 0 0 66 Russell Hairston, Pittsburgh 67 1126 16.8 48 18 , Washington 6 0 0 12 16 52 , Washington 44 531 12.1 35 8 Lenny Taylor, Washington 6 8 0 0 0 48 Gary Mullen, Denver 26 502 19.3 42 11 Nick Mike-Mayer, Chicago 6 0 0 7 19 40 Durell Taylor, Denver 25 283 11.3 39 6 Richard Rodgers, Chi.-Den. 6 6 0 0 0 36 , Washington 22 242 11.0 33 4 Durell Taylor, Denver 6 6 0 0 0 36 , Pittsburgh 22 232 10.5 34 3 Lee Larsen, Pittsburgh 6 0 0 6 13 31 John McClennon, Pittsburgh 22 131 6.0 12 1 , Denver 6 5 0 0 0 30 Chris Brewer, Denver 21 255 12.1 36 4 Walter Holman, Washington 6 5 0 0 0 30 Richard Rodgers, Chi.-Den. 21 233 11.1 45 6 , Denver 6 5 0 0 0 30

SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEIVING YARDS Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Russell Hairston, Pittsburgh 1126 67 16.8 48 18 Russell Hairston, Pittsburgh 19 0 18 1 0 114 Dwayne Dixon, Washington 810 68 11.9 42 11 Dwayne Dixon, Washington 11 0 11 0 0 66 Lenny Taylor, Washington 531 44 12.1 35 8 Gary Mullen, Denver 11 0 11 0 0 66 Gary Mullen, Denver 502 26 19.3 42 11 Lenny Taylor, Washington 8 0 8 0 0 48 Steve Trimble, Denver 340 20 17.0 45 5 Richard Rodgers, Chi.-Den. 6 0 6 0 0 36 Durell Taylor, Denver 283 25 11.3 39 6 Durell Taylor, Denver 6 0 6 0 0 36 Chris Brewer, Denver 255 21 12.1 36 4 Chris Brewer, Denver 5 1 4 0 0 30 Steve Griffin, Washington 242 22 11.0 33 4 Walter Holman, Washington 5 1 4 0 0 30 Richard Rodgers, Chi.-Den. 233 21 11.1 45 6 Steve Trimble, Denver 5 0 5 0 0 30 Mike Stoops, Pittsburgh 232 22 10.5 34 3 Steve Finch, Chicago 4 0 3 1 0 24 Steve Griffin, Washington 4 0 4 0 0 24 Reggie Smith, Chicago 4 0 3 1 0 24 Billy Stone, Chicago 4 4 0 0 0 24 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Russell Hairston, Pittsburgh 1176 0 1126 0 SCORING, KICKERS Durell Taylor, Denver 875 39 283 553 Dwayne Dixon, Washington 825 0 810 12 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Lenny Taylor, Washington 646 0 531 115 Dale Castro, Washington 16/31 12/21 .571 0 52 Reggie Smith, Chicago 596 0 185 397 Nick Mike-Mayer, Chicago 19/24 7/26 .269 0 40 Gary Mullen, Denver 543 0 502 18 Lee Larsen, Pittsburgh 13/28 6/21 .286 0 31 Rickey Mitchell, Pittsburgh 396 1 21 374 Marco Morales, Denver 11/18 2/12 .167 0 17 Chris Brewer, Denver 369 56 255 58 Laszlo Mike-Mayer, Denver 8/11 0/8 .000 0 8 Jim Rafferty, Pittsburgh 364 0 170 190 Steve Trimble, Denver 355 -3 340 18

PASSER RATING TOTAL OFFENSE COMP RATING Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING----- Rich Ingold, Washington 235 149 63.4 1726 7.34 29 12.3 5 2.1 107.5 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Whit Taylor, Denver 138 76 55.1 1050 7.61 21 15.2 8 5.8 93.6 Russell Hairston, Pittsburgh 1126 67 16.8 0 0 --- 1126 67 16.8 Brendan Folmar, Pittsburgh 205 119 58.0 1349 6.58 21 10.2 9 4.4 85.2 Dwayne Dixon, Washington 810 68 11.9 0 0 --- 810 68 11.9 Mike Hold, Chicago 139 66 47.5 787 5.66 16 11.5 4 2.9 82.0 Lenny Taylor, Washington 531 44 12.1 0 0 --- 531 44 12.1 Gary Mullen, Denver 502 26 19.3 0 0 --- 502 26 19.3 Steve Trimble, Denver 337 21 16.0 -3 1 -3.0 340 20 17.0 PASSING YARDS Durell Taylor, Denver 322 33 9.8 39 8 4.9 283 25 11.3 Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Chris Brewer, Denver 311 33 9.4 56 12 4.7 255 21 12.1 Rich Ingold, Washington 6 235 149 63.4 1726 29 42 5 107.5 Steve Griffin, Washington 242 22 11.0 0 0 --- 242 22 11.0 Brendan Folmar, Pittsburgh 6 205 119 58.0 1349 21 48 9 85.2 Mike Stoops, Pittsburgh 235 23 10.2 3 1 3.0 232 22 10.5 Whit Taylor, Denver 6 138 76 55.1 1050 21 45 8 93.6 Richard Rodgers, Chi.-Den. 233 21 11.1 0 0 --- 233 21 11.1 Mike Hold, Chicago 6 139 66 47.5 787 16 45 4 82.0 Mike Hohensee, Pittsburgh 6 55 32 58.2 483 7 44 1 111.4 KICKOFF RETURNS Stuart Mitchell, Denver 6 74 30 40.5 419 7 44 2 71.8 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD , Washington 6 12 4 33.3 50 1 13 1 33.3 Rickey Mitchell, Pittsburgh 13 374 28.8 36 0 , Chicago 6 14 5 35.7 47 0 12 3 6.3 Reggie Smith, Chicago 14 397 28.4 58 1 , Denver 6 4 3 75.0 30 0 0 0 95.8 Jim Rafferty, Pittsburgh 8 190 23.8 23 0 Kevin Russell, Pittsburgh 6 3 2 66.7 11 0 6 0 72.9 Durell Taylor, Denver 24 553 23.0 30 0 Rex Motes, Washington 12 269 22.4 37 0 RUSHING Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Billy Stone, Chicago 25 139 5.6 22 4 Mike Hold, Chicago 25 97 3.9 23 2 Eddie Phillips, Chicago 13 65 5.0 14 1 Chris Brewer, Denver 12 56 4.7 13 1 Brett Wilson, Washington 15 42 2.8 15 1 Durell Taylor, Denver 8 39 4.9 8 0 Stuart Mitchell, Denver 13 34 2.6 8 3 Walter Holman, Washington 12 25 2.1 11 1 Richard Prather, Denver 6 23 3.8 7 2 Whit Taylor, Denver 11 23 2.1 8 1

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INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Russell Hairston, Pittsburgh 4 50 12.5 50 1 Rock Richmond, Pittsburgh 4 31 7.8 18 1 Daryl Hart, Chicago 3 47 15.7 24 0 Steve Finch, Chicago 2 45 22.5 36 1 Gary Mullen, Denver 2 23 11.5 12 0 Richard Rodgers, Chi.-Den. 2 23 11.5 15 0 Durwood Roquemore, Chicago 2 21 10.5 21 0 Clyde Skipper, Chi.-Den. 2 10 5.0 0 0 Jim Rafferty, Pittsburgh 2 4 2.0 4 0 Reggie Smith, Chicago 1 14 14.0 14 0 William Cottman, Denver 1 10 10.0 10 0 Walter Holman, Washington 1 3 3.0 3 0 Terry Hinn, Chicago 1 2 2.0 2 0 To m Weaver, Pittsburgh 1 2 2.0 2 0 Mike Stoops, Pittsburgh 1 0 0.0 0 0 Steve Trimble, Denver 1 0 0.0 0 0

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Peter Stubbs, Washington 3 Craig Walls, Pittsburgh 3 Richard Dupree, Washington 2 Earnest Adams, Pittsburgh 1 Rob DeVita, Denver 1 Scott Dmitrenko, Pittsburgh 1 Creig Federico, Pittsburgh 1 Steve Finch, Chicago 1 Russell Hairston, Pittsburgh 1 Chuck Harris, Denver 1 Daryl Hart, Chicago 1 Walter Holman, Washington 1 Kelly Kirchbaum, Denver 1 Osia Lewis, Chicago 1 John McClennon, Pittsburgh 1 Rex Motes, Washington 1 Mike Powell, Pittsburgh 1 Richard Prather, Denver 1 Jon Roehlk, Washington 1 Keith Smith, Denver 1 Durell Taylor, Denver 1 Lenny Taylor, Washington 1 Willis Yates, Pittsburgh 1

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Billy Stone, Chicago 37.0 26 22 Durwood Roquemore, Chicago 36.0 35 2 Rock Richmond, Pittsburgh 31.0 29 4 Terry Hinn, Chicago 27.5 20 15 William Cottman, Denver 26.5 24 5 Rex Motes, Washington 26.0 24 4 Nate Creer, Washington 25.5 24 3 Daryl Hart, Chicago 23.5 18 11 Keith Smith, Denver 23.0 22 2 Richard Rodgers, Chi.-Den. 22.5 19 7

SACKS Player, Team SACKS Craig Walls, Pittsburgh 13.0 Rob DeVita, Denver 6.0 Jon Roehlk, Washington 6.0 Willis Yates, Pittsburgh 6.0 Earnest Adams, Pittsburgh 5.0 Keith Smith, Denver 5.0 Brent Johnson, Chicago 4.0 Patrick Cain, Denver 3.0 Scott Dmitrenko, Pittsburgh 3.0 Creig Federico, Pittsburgh 3.0 Chuck Harris, Denver 3.0 Osia Lewis, Chicago 3.0 Mike McCurry, Chicago 3.0 Sean McInerney, Washington 3.0 Billy Stone, Chicago 3.0 Peter Stubbs, Washington 3.0 Kendall Walls, Washington 3.0 Wes Walton, Washington 3.0 Tom Weaver, Pittsburgh 3.0

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1988 FINAL STANDINGS W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Chicago 10 1 1 .792 5-1 5-0-1 526 3 74 Detroit 9 3 0 .750 4-2 5-1 472 310 Los Angeles 5 6 1 .542 2-3-1 3-3 463 449 Pittsburgh 6 6 0 .500 3-3 3-3 507 491 New England 3 9 0 .250 1-5 2-4 330 506 New York 2 10 0 .167 0-6 2-4 337 505

Semifinals: DETROIT 34, Pittsburgh 25; CHICAGO 29, Los Angeles 16 ArenaBowl II: DETROIT 24, Chicago 13

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* Rookie Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD SCORING *Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 79 1007 12.7 39 20 Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS *Jim Hockaday, New England 69 970 14.1 41 14 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 12 22 0 0 0 132 *, Pittsburgh 61 921 15.1 40 21 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 12 21 0 0 0 126 *Gary Mullen, Los Angeles 61 823 13.5 45 17 *Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 12 20 0 0 0 120 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 51 934 18.3 45 21 *Gary Mullen, Los Angeles 12 17 0 0 0 102 *Wade Lockett, Los Angeles 48 674 14.0 45 15 *Wade Lockett, Los Angeles 12 16 0 0 0 96 *Steve Griffin, Detroit 48 485 10.1 30 6 *Reggie Smith, Chicago 12 15 0 0 0 90 *Reggie Smith, Chicago 42 534 12.7 45 13 *Jim Hockaday, New England 12 14 0 0 0 84 *Edwin Lovelady, New York 40 560 14.0 47 11 *Joe Kelly, Los Angeles 12 12 0 0 0 72 *Brian Gardner, New England 40 404 10.1 45 4 *Edwin Lovelady, New York 12 12 0 0 0 72 *Novo Bojovic, Detroit 12 0 0 12 34 70 RECEIVING YARDS *Marco Morales, Chicago 12 0 1 6 49 69 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD *Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 1007 79 12.7 39 20 SCORING, NONKICKERS *Jim Hockaday, New England 970 69 14.1 41 14 Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS *Carl Aikens, Chicago 934 51 18.3 45 21 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 22 0 21 1 0 132 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 921 61 15.1 40 21 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 21 0 21 0 0 126 *Gary Mullen, Los Angeles 823 61 13.5 45 17 *Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 20 0 20 0 0 120 *Wade Lockett, Los Angeles 674 48 14.0 45 15 *Gary Mullen, Los Angeles 17 0 17 0 0 102 *Joe Kelly, Los Angeles 571 35 16.3 49 11 *Wade Lockett, Los Angeles 16 0 15 1 0 96 *Edwin Lovelady, New York 560 40 14.0 47 11 *Reggie Smith, Chicago 15 0 13 2 0 90 *Reggie Smith, Chicago 534 42 12.7 45 13 *Jim Hockaday, New England 14 0 14 0 0 84 *Steve Griffin, Detroit 485 48 10.1 30 6 *Joe Kelly, Los Angeles 12 0 11 1 0 72 *Edwin Lovelady, New York 12 0 11 1 0 72 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS *George Lafrance, Detroit 11 0 9 2 0 66 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET *Reggie Smith, Chicago 1267 0 534 733 SCORING, KICKERS *George Lafrance, Detroit 1152 0 439 664 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS *Carl Aikens, Chicago 1147 0 934 177 *Novo Bojovic, Detroit 34/51 12/39 .308 0 70 *Brian Gardner, New England 1135 -2 404 733 *Marco Morales, Chicago 49/67 6/31 .194 0 70 *Gary Mullen, Los Angeles 1104 2 823 271 *Rusty Fricke, Pittsburgh 28/55 7/38 .184 0 49 *Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 1060 0 1007 0 *Jack Kratochvil, New York 10/17 7/38 .184 0 31 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 1004 0 921 20 *Marty Zendejas, Los Angeles 18/28 4/16 .250 0 30 *Jim Hockaday, New England 975 0 970 0 *Bernie Ruoff, New England 16/24 4/27 .148 0 28 *, New York 935 0 313 622 *Nick Mike-Mayer, Los Angeles 10/15 5/13 .385 0 25 *Wade Lockett, Los Angeles 919 0 674 196 *Dave Jacobs, New England 3/10 2/16 .125 0 21 *Eric Schubert, New York 6/11 1/14 .071 0 9 TOTAL OFFENSE *Ken Olson, Los Angeles 5/12 1/12 .083 0 8 ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING ----- PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG *Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 1007 79 12.7 0 0 --- 1007 79 12.7 COMP RATING *Jim Hockaday, New England 970 69 14.1 0 0 --- 970 69 14.1 Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS *Carl Aikens, Chicago 934 51 18.3 0 0 --- 934 51 18.3 *Mike Hohensee, Pittsburgh 249 146 58.6 1548 6.22 32 12.9 3 1.2 104.0 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 921 61 15.1 0 0 --- 921 61 15.1 *, Chicago 323 172 53.3 2304 7.13 49 15.2 13 4.0 97.3 *Gary Mullen, Los Angeles 825 64 12.9 2 3 0.7 823 61 13.5 *Matt Stevens, Los Angeles 361 199 55.1 2535 7.02 50 13.9 13 3.6 96.9 *Wade Lockett, Los Angeles 674 48 14.0 0 0 --- 674 48 14.0 *Rich Ingold, Detroit 376 206 54.8 2246 5.97 42 11.2 14 3.7 85.0 *Joe Kelly, Los Angeles 571 35 16.3 0 0 --- 571 35 16.3 *Jim Crocicchia, New York 238 111 46.6 1601 6.73 26 10.9 9 3.8 80.5 *Edwin Lovelady, New York 563 43 13.1 3 3 1.0 560 40 14.0 *Brendan Folmar, Pittsburgh 195 101 51.8 1126 5.77 22 11.3 9 4.6 78.3 *Reggie Smith, Chicago 534 42 12.7 0 0 --- 534 42 12.7 *Harold Smith, New England 351 187 53.3 2071 5.90 31 8.8 18 5.1 71.8 *Steve Griffin, Detroit 485 48 10.1 0 0 --- 485 48 10.1

PASSING YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Matt Stevens, Los Angeles 12 361 199 55.1 2535 50 49 13 96.9 *Brian Gardner, New England 24 733 30.5 54 2 *Ben Bennett, Chicago 12 323 172 53.3 2304 49 45 13 97.3 *Reggie Smith, Chicago 24 733 30.5 54 2 *Rich Ingold, Detroit 12 376 206 54.8 2246 42 39 14 85.0 *George Lafrance, Detroit 23 664 28.9 50 1 *Harold Smith, New England 12 351 187 53.3 2071 31 45 18 71.8 *Vince Courville, New York 27 622 23.0 58 2 *Jim Crocicchia, New York 12 238 111 46.6 1601 26 47 9 80.5 *Rock Richmond, Pittsburgh 17 351 20.6 46 0 *Mike Hohensee, Pittsburgh 12 249 146 58.6 1548 32 45 3 104.0 *Brendan Folmar, Pittsburgh 12 195 101 51.8 1126 22 38 9 78.3 INTERCEPTIONS *, New York 12 99 60 60.6 515 3 29 5 60.8 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Paul Williams, New England 12 47 27 57.4 308 3 38 4 57.8 *Durwood Roquemore, Chicago 11 87 7.9 0 1 *, Detroit 12 46 25 54.3 290 5 24 2 82.7 *Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 6 53 8.8 0 0 *Nate Miller, Detroit 6 39 6.5 0 0 RUSHING *Mike Powell, Pittsburgh 4 113 28.3 0 1 Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD *George Lafrance, Detroit 4 49 12.3 0 1 *Osia Lewis, Chicago 64 206 3.2 24 5 *Rock Richmond, Pittsburgh 4 25 6.3 0 0 *Walter Holman, Detroit 39 148 3.8 16 5 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 3 62 20.7 0 0 *Billy Stone, Chicago 36 141 3.9 22 5 *Wade Lockett, Los Angeles 3 49 16.3 0 1 *Cletis Jones, New England 57 129 2.3 13 3 *Matt McKnight, Los Angeles 3 34 11.3 0 1 *Yepi Pauu, Los Angeles 43 98 2.3 16 4 *, Detroit 3 5 1.7 0 0 *Johnny Shepherd, New York 24 85 3.5 30 4 *Derek Hughes, New York 18 80 4.4 16 1 *Calvin Riggs, Chicago 22 73 3.3 17 3 *Jim Browne, Detroit 12 56 4.7 9 1 *Rich Ingold, Detroit 34 56 1.6 22 4

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FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF *Earnest Adams, Pittsburgh 2 *Osia Lewis, Chicago 2 *Wade Lockett, Los Angeles 2 *Richard Rodgers, Los Angeles 2 *Craig Walls, Pittsburgh 2

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT *Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 5 *Mike Hohensee, Pittsburgh 4 *Greg Best, New York 3 *Mike McDade, Chicago 3 *Johnny Shepherd, New York 3 *Matt Stevens, Los Angeles 3 *Joe Williams, New England 3 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 2 *Carl Allen, Pittsburgh 2 *Danny Burmeister, Pittsburgh 2 *Fabray Collins, Pittsburgh 2 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 2 *Creig Federico, Pittsburgh 2 *Osia Lewis, Chicago 2 *Edwin Lovelady, New York 2 *Matt McKnight, Los Angeles 2 *Nate Miller, Detroit 2 *Rob Minor, Pittsburgh 2 *Brian Moran, Pittsburgh 2 *Dave Opfar, Pittsburgh 2 *Mike Powell, Pittsburgh 2 *Alvin Rettig, Detroit 2 *Richard Rodgers, Los Angeles 2 *Lou Sorrentino, Los Angeles 2 *Craig Walls, Pittsburgh 2 *Alphonso Washington, New York 2

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST *Durwood Roquemore, Chicago 83.5 72 23 *Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 58.0 50 16 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 49.0 42 14 *Vince Courville, New York 48.0 43 10 *Nate Miller, Detroit 48.0 43 10 *Richard Rodgers, Los Angeles 44.5 41 7 *Derrick Donald, Los Angeles 41.0 38 6 *Matt McKnight, Los Angeles 40.0 34 12 *Albert Gray, New York 38.0 34 8 *Clyde Skipper, Chicago 37.0 35 4

SACKS Player, Team SACKS *Craig Walls, Pittsburgh 12.0 *Quinton Knight, New York 9.0 *Sylvester Bembery, New England 8.5 *, Chicago 7.5 *Osia Lewis, Chicago 6.5 *Fabray Collins, Pittsburgh 6.0 *Kevin Murphy, New England 5.5 *Yepi Pauu, Los Angeles 5.5 *Earnest Adams, Pittsburgh 5.0 *Mike Jones, Los Angeles 5.0 *Kelly Quinn, Detroit 5.0

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1989 FINAL STANDINGS

The Arena Football League endured a “showcase season” in 1989, playing before fans in prospective expansion cities, including Atlanta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Washington, D.C. and Sacramento W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT PF PA Detroit 3 1 0 .750 0-1 1-0 2-0 154 84 Denver 3 1 0 .750 1-0 1-1 1-0 94 97 Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .750 1-0 0-0 2-1 159 147 Chicago 1 3 0 .250 0-1 0-0 1-2 167 155 Maryland 0 4 0 .000 0-0 0-1 0-3 79 170

Semifinals: DETROIT 43, Chicago 10; PITTSBURGH 39, Denver 37 ArenaBowl III: DETROIT 39, Pittsburgh 26

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

* Rookie SCORING RECEPTIONS Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD *George Lafrance, Detroit 4 11 0 0 0 66 *Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 24 332 13.8 33 5 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 4 7 0 0 0 42 Reggie Smith, Chicago 24 261 10.9 27 5 *Darryl Clark, Chicago 3 5 0 0 0 30 *Wade Lockett, Maryland 18 216 12.0 44 3 *Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 4 5 0 0 0 30 *George Lafrance, Detroit 17 335 19.7 45 9 Reggie Smith, Chicago 4 5 0 0 0 30 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 16 265 16.6 42 7 *Alvin Williams, Pittsburgh 4 5 0 0 0 30 *Wayne Coffey, Denver 13 208 16.0 42 2 *Novo Bojovic, Detroit 4 0 0 4 16 28 Jim Rafferty, Maryland 13 89 6.8 16 1 *Gary Gussman, Denver 4 0 0 7 7 28 *Alvin Williams, Pittsburgh 12 235 19.6 45 5 *Wade Lockett, Maryland 4 4 0 0 0 24 *Eric Rasheed, Maryland 12 141 11.8 28 2 *Harold Smith, Denver 4 4 0 0 0 24 Gary Mullen, Detroit 10 197 19.7 37 3 *Brian Gardner, Pittsburgh 10 139 13.9 35 3 SCORING, NONKICKERS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS RECEIVING YARDS *George Lafrance, Detroit 11 0 9 0 0 66 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD *Carl Aikens, Chicago 7 0 7 0 0 42 *George Lafrance, Detroit 335 17 19.7 45 9 *Darryl Clark, Chicago 5 5 0 0 0 30 *Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 332 24 13.8 33 5 *Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 5 0 5 0 0 30 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 265 16 16.6 42 7 Reggie Smith, Chicago 5 0 5 0 0 30 Reggie Smith, Chicago 261 24 10.9 27 5 *Alvin Williams, Pittsburgh 5 0 5 0 0 30 *Alvin Williams, Pittsburgh 235 12 19.6 45 5 *Wade Lockett, Maryland 4 0 3 0 0 24 *Wade Lockett, Maryland 216 18 12.0 44 3 *Harold Smith, Denver 4 4 0 0 0 24 *Wayne Coffey, Denver 208 13 16.0 42 2 *Aric Anderson, Pittsburgh 3 2 1 0 0 18 Gary Mullen, Detroit 197 10 19.7 37 3 *Lynn Bradford, Detroit 3 2 1 0 0 18 *Eric Rasheed, Maryland 141 12 11.8 28 2 *Wayne Coffey, Denver 3 0 2 0 0 18 *Brian Gardner, Pittsburgh 139 10 13.9 35 3 *Brian Gardner, Pittsburgh 3 0 3 0 0 18 Gary Mullen, Detroit 3 0 3 0 0 18 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET SCORING, KICKERS *George Lafrance, Detroit 821 0 335 486 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Reggie Smith, Chicago 702 0 261 441 *Novo Bojovic, Detroit 16/16 4/20 .200 45 28 *Wayne Coffey, Denver 617 0 208 409 *Gary Gussman, Denver 7/7 7/26 .269 35 28 *Alvin Williams, Pittsburgh 368 0 235 133 *Rusty Fricke, Pittsburgh 11/11 4/16 .250 43 23 *Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 356 0 332 24 *Matt Frantz, Maryland 5/5 4/25 .160 45 17 *Wade Lockett, Maryland 290 0 216 46 *Rob Houghtlin, Chicago 15/15 0/6 .000 0 15 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 276 3 265 0 *Brian Gardner, Pittsburgh 240 3 139 98 PASSER RATING Jim Rafferty, Maryland 198 3 89 95 Comp Rating Gary Mullen, Detroit 197 0 197 0 Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS *Mike Trigg, Detroit 67 33 49.3 512 7.64 9 13.4 1 1.5 102.3 TOTAL OFFENSE *Ben Bennett, Chicago 106 58 54.7 808 7.62 14 13.2 4 3.8 96.7 ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING------*, Pittsburgh 117 57 48.7 750 6.41 13 11.1 6 5.1 75.8 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS RET AVG *George Lafrance, Detroit 335 17 19.7 0 0 --- 335 17 19.7 PASSING YARDS *Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 332 24 13.8 0 0 --- 332 24 13.8 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 268 17 15.8 3 1 3.0 265 16 16.6 Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Reggie Smith, Chicago 261 24 10.9 0 0 --- 261 24 10.9 *Ben Bennett, Chicago 4 106 58 54.7 808 14 42 4 96.7 *Alvin Williams, Pittsburgh 235 12 19.6 0 0 --- 235 12 19.6 *Willie Totten, Pittsburgh 4 117 57 48.7 750 13 45 6 75.8 *Wade Lockett, Maryland 216 18 12.0 0 0 --- 216 18 12.0 *Mike Trigg, Detroit 4 67 33 49.3 512 9 41 1 102.3 *Wayne Coffey, Denver 208 13 16.0 0 0 --- 208 13 16.0 *Mike Rhodes, Denver 3 41 20 48.8 230 1 42 4 32.6 Gary Mullen, Detroit 197 10 19.7 0 0 --- 197 10 19.7 *Tony Burris, Detroit 4 29 18 62.1 205 4 45 0 117.7 *Brian Gardner, Pittsburgh 142 11 12.9 3 1 3.0 139 10 13.9 *Harold Smith, Denver 4 47 11 23.4 196 3 46 1 51.6 *Eric Rasheed, Maryland 141 12 11.8 0 0 --- 141 12 11.8 *Mike Hold, Maryland 2 46 20 43.5 194 2 44 0 66.8 *Leon Reed, Maryland 2 37 16 43.2 180 3 39 2 56.1 KICKOFF RETURNS *Larry Barretta, Pittsburgh 1 11 8 72.7 161 3 35 0 154.4 *Paul Williams, Maryland 2 46 16 34.8 156 1 28 3 23.5 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *George Lafrance, Detroit 10 276 27.6 58 1 RUSHING *Wayne Coffey, Denver 10 205 20.5 32 0 Reggie Smith, Chicago 20 389 19.5 32 0 Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD *Brian Gardner, Pittsburgh 6 98 16.3 19 0 *Lynn Bradford, Detroit 19 96 5.1 12 2 Jim Rafferty, Maryland 5 58 11.6 21 0 *Darryl Clark, Chicago 18 83 4.6 23 5 *Danny James, Maryland 6 68 11.3 21 0 *Harold Smith, Denver 26 83 3.2 12 4 Osia Lewis, Chicago 13 48 3.7 13 2 *Alvin Rettig, Detroit 12 33 2.8 8 1 *Fred Stone, Denver 9 32 3.6 13 1 Mike Powell, Pittsburgh 8 26 3.3 7 2 *Leon Reed, Maryland 10 21 2.1 9 0 *Frank Bianchini, Denver 9 20 2.2 7 0 *Mike Hold, Maryland 8 16 2.0 7 1

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MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 1 22 22.0 1 *Wayne Coffey, Denver 10 204 20.4 1 *Eric Rasheed, Maryland 2 35 17.5 0 *Fred Gayles, Denver 3 48 16.0 0 Reggie Smith, Chicago 4 52 13.0 0 *George Lafrance, Detroit 17 210 12.4 1 *Alvin Ross, Pittsburgh 1 11 11.0 0 *Alvin Williams, Pittsburgh 6 50 8.3 0 Jim Rafferty, Maryland 5 37 7.4 0 Mike McDade, Chicago 1 4 4.0 0 INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Cornelius Ross, Pittsburgh 2 42 21.0 25 0 *Steve Thonn, Chicago 2 40 20.0 40 1 *Wade Lockett, Maryland 2 13 6.5 7 0 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 2 8 4.0 8 0 *Ron Shegog, Denver 2 8 4.0 8 0 *Alvin Williams, Pittsburgh 2 0 0.0 0 0 Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 1 22 22.0 22 0 *Gregory Harrell, Maryland 1 15 15.0 15 1 *Jo Jo Heath, Pittsburgh 1 12 12.0 12 0 Jim Rafferty, Maryland 1 11 11.0 11 0 *Darryl Clark, Chicago 1 9 9.0 9 0 *Kerry Burt, Maryland 1 5 5.0 5 0 Mike Powell, Pittsburgh 1 5 5.0 5 0 *Troy Long, Denver 1 0 0.0 0 0 *Will McClay, Detroit 1 0 0.0 0 0 *Kennedy Wilson, Chicago 1 0 0.0 0 0 FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT *Bart Schuchts, Denver 3 *Frank Bianchini, Denver 2 *Lynn Bradford, Detroit 2 Mike McDade, Chicago 2 *Alvin Rettig, Detroit 2 *Jeff Dole, Chicago 1 *Cecil Fletcher, Pittsburgh 1 *Rodney Garner, Pittsburgh 1 *James Kmet, Detroit 1 *Quinton Knight, Denver 1 *Wade Lockett, Maryland 1 Mike Powell, Pittsburgh 1 *John Reed, Denver 1 *Alvin Ross, Pittsburgh 1 *Steve Thonn, Chicago 1 *Keith Williams, Chicago 1 TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST *Cornelius Ross, Pittsburgh 30.0 29 2 *Carl Aikens, Chicago 22.0 20 4 *Alvin Rettig, Detroit 19.0 15 8 *David Evans, Detroit 18.5 16 5 *Jeff Dole, Chicago 18.0 14 8 *Kennedy Wilson, Chicago 17.0 16 2 *Will McClay, Detroit 16.5 15 3 *Bart Schuchts, Denver 16.0 14 4 *Lynn Bradford, Detroit 14.0 12 4 Jim Rafferty, Maryland 13.5 11 5 *Ron Shegog, Denver 13.5 12 3 SACKS Player, Team SACKS *Reggie Mathis, Detroit 7.0 *Joe Williams, Denver 4.0 *Cecil Fletcher, Pittsburgh 3.0 *Fabray Collins, Pittsburgh 2.0 Chuck Harris, Maryland 2.0 *Quinton Knight, Denver 2.0 *Lynn Bradford, Detroit 1.5 *Alvin Rettig, Detroit 1.5 *Aric Anderson, Pittsburgh 1.0 *Darren Arbet, Maryland 1.0 *Alan Donnell, Chicago 1.0 *Gregory Harrell, Maryland 1.0 *George Miller, Chicago 1.0 Mike Powell, Pittsburgh 1.0 *Bart Schuchts, Denver 1.0 *Dan Sellers, Chicago 1.0 *Keith Smith, Denver 1.0 *Lou Sorrentino, Chicago 1.0 *Fred Stone, Denver 1.0 *Keith Williams, Chicago 1.0 *Glenn Willis, Maryland 1.0

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1990 FINAL STANDINGS W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Detroit 6 2 0 .750 3-1 3-1 326 215 Dallas 6 2 0 .750 4-0 2-2 299 308 Denver 4 4 0 .500 2-2 2-2 283 267 Pittsburgh 3 5 0 .375 2-2 1-3 289 287 Albany 3 5 0 .375 3-1 0-4 188 268 Washington 2 6 0 .250 1-3 1-3 244 284

First Round: DETROIT 61, Pittsburgh 30; DALLAS 26, Denver 25 ArenaBowl IV: DETROIT 51, Dallas 27

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

* Rookie SCORING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Gary Mullen, Detroit 8 11 0 0 0 66 RECEPTIONS Carl Aikens, Dallas 8 10 1 0 0 62 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD *Chris Armstrong, Washington 6 10 1 0 0 62 Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 44 508 11.5 45 7 Wayne Coffey, Denver 8 9 0 0 0 54 Carl Aikens, Dallas 39 596 15.3 39 10 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 8 9 0 0 0 54 *Chris Armstrong, Washington 37 592 16.0 45 9 *Mitchell Ward, Dallas 8 9 0 0 0 54 Gary Mullen, Detroit 35 589 16.8 45 11 Novo Bojovic, Detroit 8 0 0 9 25 52 *Brad Calip, Pittsburgh 35 405 11.6 37 6 Gary Gussman, Albany 8 0 0 10 18 48 *Sam Moore, Dallas 33 446 13.5 45 5 *Sam Moore, Dallas 8 8 0 0 0 48 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 29 413 14.2 43 9 Bart Schuchts, Denver 8 8 0 0 0 48 Reggie Smith, Albany 28 249 8.9 23 3 *Mike Babb, Denver 26 343 13.2 49 1 *Marcel Smith, Dallas 26 234 9.0 40 4 SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEIVING YARDS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Gary Mullen, Detroit 11 0 11 0 0 66 Carl Aikens, Dallas 596 39 15.3 39 10 Carl Aikens, Dallas 10 0 10 0 1 62 *Chris Armstrong, Washington 592 37 16.0 45 9 *Chris Armstrong, Washington 10 0 9 0 1 62 Gary Mullen, Detroit 589 35 16.8 45 11 Wayne Coffey, Denver 9 0 7 0 0 54 Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 508 44 11.5 45 7 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 9 0 9 0 0 54 *Sam Moore, Dallas 446 33 13.5 45 5 *Mitchell Ward, Dallas 9 8 0 0 0 54 *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 413 29 14.2 43 9 *Sam Moore, Dallas 8 0 5 0 0 48 *Brad Calip, Pittsburgh 405 35 11.6 37 6 Bart Schuchts, Denver 8 1 5 0 0 48 *Mike Babb, Denver 343 26 13.2 49 1 Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 7 0 7 0 2 46 Bart Schuchts, Denver 316 20 15.8 31 5 *Brad Calip, Pittsburgh 6 0 6 0 1 38 Wayne Coffey, Denver 296 16 18.5 44 7

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS SCORING, KICKERS Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 1064 0 508 552 Novo Bojovic, Detroit 25/25 9/28 .321 48 52 Reggie Smith, Albany 1053 0 249 804 Gary Gussman, Albany 18/18 10/39 .256 51 48 Gary Mullen, Detroit 908 0 589 319 *Tracy Bennett, Denver 23/23 8/35 .229 52 47 *Chris Armstrong, Washington 853 0 592 261 *Dan Plocki, Washington 16/16 8/34 .235 44 40 Wayne Coffey, Denver 751 8 296 382 Rusty Fricke, Pittsburgh 21/21 6/29 .207 57 39 *Marcel Smith, Dallas 675 -2 234 443 Marco Morales, Dallas 18/18 6/21 .286 41 36 Carl Aikens, Dallas 620 9 596 15 *Keith Chapman, Dallas 7/7 2/5 .400 33 13 *Sam Moore, Dallas 517 0 446 6 *Brad Calip, Pittsburgh 467 0 405 61 PASSER RATING *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 420 0 413 7 COMP RATING Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS TOTAL OFFENSE *, Detroit 228 116 50.9 1718 7.54 28 12.3 8 3.5 92.0 ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING----- Mike Hold, Denver 187 95 50.8 1267 6.78 18 9.6 7 3.7 81.1 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Brendan Folmar, Pittsburgh 159 93 58.5 1029 6.47 11 6.9 8 5.0 74.1 Carl Aikens, Dallas 605 41 14.8 9 2 4.5 596 39 15.3 Ben Bennett, Dallas 220 115 52.3 1419 6.45 24 10.9 17 7.7 67.6 *Chris Armstrong, Washington 592 37 16.0 0 0 --- 592 37 16.0 *Mike Rhodes, Washington 205 93 45.4 1229 6.00 13 6.3 10 4.9 60.4 Gary Mullen, Detroit 589 35 16.8 0 0 --- 589 35 16.8 *, Albany 171 80 46.8 894 5.23 12 7.0 11 6.4 53.6 Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 508 44 11.5 0 0 --- 508 44 11.5 *Sam Moore, Dallas 446 33 13.5 0 0 --- 446 33 13.5 PASSING YARDS *Julius Dawkins, Pittsburgh 413 29 14.2 0 0 --- 413 29 14.2 *Brad Calip, Pittsburgh 405 35 11.6 0 0 --- 405 35 11.6 Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING *Mike Babb, Denver 343 26 13.2 0 0 --- 343 26 13.2 *Art Schlichter, Detroit 8 228 116 50.9 1718 28 45 8 92.0 Bart Schuchts, Denver 343 29 11.8 27 9 3.0 316 20 15.8 Ben Bennett, Dallas 8 220 115 52.3 1419 24 45 17 67.6 Wayne Coffey, Denver 304 18 16.9 8 2 4.0 296 16 18.5 Mike Hold, Denver 8 187 95 50.8 1267 18 49 7 81.1 *Mike Rhodes, Washington 8 205 93 45.4 1229 13 45 10 60.4 KICKOFF RETURNS Brendan Folmar, Pittsburgh 8 159 93 58.5 1029 11 38 8 74.1 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Kyle Mackey, Albany 7 171 80 46.8 894 12 48 11 53.6 Reggie Smith, Albany 29 633 21.8 57 1 *Larry Barretta, Pittsburgh 7 101 51 50.5 683 14 45 5 86.4 Cornelius Ross, Pittsburgh 13 236 18.2 35 0 Tony Burris, Washington 5 80 37 46.3 373 8 40 8 45.5 Wayne Coffey, Denver 16 281 17.6 36 0 *Chris Parker, Denver 2 33 17 51.5 225 3 31 3 58.3 Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 23 385 16.7 39 0 *Mark Kamphaus, Albany 7 50 21 42.0 186 3 24 4 34.3 Gary Mullen, Detroit 15 237 15.8 24 0 *Marcel Smith, Dallas 20 295 14.8 37 0 RUSHING Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS *Mitchell Ward, Dallas 57 185 3.2 14 8 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Alvin Rettig, Detroit 42 162 3.9 20 4 *, Washington 2 53 26.5 0 Lynn Bradford, Detroit 32 145 4.5 23 4 Will McClay, Detroit 2 48 24.0 0 *Johnnie Jones, Albany 33 144 4.4 37 3 *Chris Armstrong, Washington 8 176 22.0 1 Mike Hold, Denver 40 133 3.3 30 5 *Fred Dussett, Denver 2 41 20.5 0 *Willie Cannon, Denver 38 125 3.3 25 2 Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 9 167 18.6 0 *Art Schlichter, Detroit 41 109 2.7 28 5 *Marcel Smith, Dallas 8 148 18.5 1 *Jeff Blankenship, Washington 21 84 4.0 18 2 Wayne Coffey, Denver 6 101 16.8 0 *John El-Masry, Denver 19 80 4.2 24 3 Gary Mullen, Detroit 5 82 16.4 0 Aric Anderson, Pittsburgh 24 78 3.3 15 4 Reggie Smith, Albany 11 171 15.5 0 *Charlie Brown, Washington 2 29 14.5 0

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INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Durwood Roquemore, Albany 7 101 14.4 30 0 *Tate Randle, Detroit 7 31 4.4 20 0 Wayne Coffey, Denver 6 61 10.2 28 2 *Danny Burmeister, Washington 6 15 2.5 7 0 *Merv Mosley, Albany 6 15 2.5 11 0 *Sam Moore, Dallas 5 59 11.8 22 2 Cornelius Ross, Pittsburgh 4 25 6.3 16 0 *Bill Osborn, Pittsburgh 3 43 14.3 42 0 Kennedy Wilson, Dallas 3 40 13.3 34 0 *Tony Newsom, Dallas 3 31 10.3 18 1 Alvin Williams, Denver 3 6 2.0 6 0 FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF *Karl Coles, Pittsburgh 5 Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 3 *Derrick Donald, Washington 2 *Tom Gizzi, Pittsburgh 2 Russell Hairston, Washington 2 Will McClay, Detroit 2 *Tate Randle, Detroit 2 FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Bart Schuchts, Denver 3 *Anthony Dailey, Dallas 2 *Sam Moore, Dallas 2 Gary Mullen, Detroit 2 *Rodney Smith, Washington 2 *Reggie Berry, Pittsburgh 1 *Jeff Blankenship, Washington 1 *Alvin Blount, Washington 1 *, Pittsburgh 1 *Patrick Cain, Washington 1 *Arnold Campbell, Detroit 1 Wayne Coffey, Denver 1 *Karl Coles, Pittsburgh 1 *John Corker, Detroit 1 *Anthony Corvino, Washington 1 *Derrick Donald, Washington 1 David Evans, Detroit 1 *Mike Freeman, Denver 1 *Jeff Garneca, Washington 1 *Anthony Knight, Denver 1 Quinton Knight, Denver 1 Osia Lewis, Albany 1 Wade Lockett, Was.-Det. 1 *Kyle Mackey, Albany 1 *Kevin Murphy, Albany 1 Greg Orton, Detroit 1 *Dan Plocki, Washington 1 *Ray Puryear, Washington 1 *Tate Randle, Detroit 1 Alvin Rettig, Detroit 1 Cornelius Ross, Pittsburgh 1 *Dave Smith, Pittsburgh 1 *Mitchell Ward, Dallas 1 Alvin Williams, Denver 1 Kennedy Wilson, Dallas 1 TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST *, Albany 48.0 42 12 *Ray Puryear, Washington 45.0 42 6 Kennedy Wilson, Dallas 43.5 36 15 *Tate Randle, Detroit 43.0 37 12 Cornelius Ross, Pittsburgh 36.5 31 11 *Jeff Blankenship, Washington 34.0 24 20 Osia Lewis, Albany 34.0 31 6 *Merv Mosley, Albany 33.5 28 11 Durwood Roquemore, Albany 33.5 30 7 *Tony Newsom, Dallas 32.5 28 9 SACKS Player, Team Sacks *Sylvester Bembery, Albany 7.0 Quinton Knight, Denver 5.5 *Tom Gizzi, Pittsburgh 5.0 *William Harris, Detroit 4.0 Greg Orton, Detroit 4.0 Keith Smith, Denver 3.5 *Alvin Blackmon, Dallas 3.0 Cecil Fletcher, Pittsburgh 3.0 Walt Housman, Denver 3.0 *Mark Sala, Albany 3.0

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1991 FINAL STANDINGS W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Detroit 9 1 0 .900 4-1 5-0 437 262 Tampa Bay 8 2 0 .800 4-1 4-1 421 309 Denver 6 4 0 .600 4-1 2-3 389 365 Albany 6 4 0 .600 4-1 2-3 427 342 Dallas 4 6 0 .400 3-2 1-4 286 334 New Orleans 4 6 0 .400 3-2 1-4 314 401 Orlando 3 7 0 .300 2-3 1-4 321 363 Columbus 0 10 0 .000 0-5 0-5 241 460

Semifinals: DETROIT 37, Albany 35; TAMPA BAY 40, Denver 13 ArenaBowl V: TAMPA BAY 48, Detroit 42

RUSHING INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD * Rookie *, Columbus 88 424 4.8 22 14 Lynn Bradford, Tampa Bay 61 261 4.3 43 7 SCORING *Mark Mason, New Orleans 67 214 3.2 31 4 Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Mike Hold, Denver 62 188 3.0 16 13 George Lafrance, Detroit 10 19 0 0 0 114 Alvin Rettig, Detroit 41 162 4.0 15 8 *Major Harris, Columbus 8 14 0 0 0 84 Willie Cannon, Denver 27 151 5.6 37 2 Sam Moore, Dallas 10 14 0 0 0 84 *Bo Wright, Tampa Bay 38 139 3.7 13 5 Rusty Fricke, Denver 10 0 0 13 40 79 *Marsha Foreman, Denver 32 133 4.2 12 0 Fred Gayles, Albany 10 13 0 0 0 78 *Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 31 109 3.5 21 5 Mike Hold, Denver 10 13 0 0 0 78 *Tommy Meyers, Orlando 41 100 2.4 20 3 Marco Morales, New Orleans 10 0 0 17 27 78 *Herkie Walls, Orlando 10 12 1 0 0 74 RECEPTIONS Novo Bojovic, Detroit 10 0 0 9 42 69 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD *, Albany 10 11 1 0 0 68 *Willie Culpepper, New Orleans 60 773 12.9 38 8 Sam Moore, Dallas 60 708 11.8 43 14 SCORING, NONKICKERS Fred Gayles, Albany 56 655 11.7 32 13 Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS *Herkie Walls, Orlando 52 783 15.1 45 12 George Lafrance, Detroit 19 0 17 0 0 114 *Aatron Kenny, Dallas 42 469 11.2 41 5 *Major Harris, Columbus 14 14 0 0 0 84 Fred Dussett, Denver 40 506 12.7 40 10 Sam Moore, Dallas 14 0 14 0 0 84 George Lafrance, Detroit 39 674 17.3 45 17 Fred Gayles, Albany 13 0 13 0 0 78 Gary Mullen, Detroit 38 684 18.0 43 10 Mike Hold, Denver 13 13 0 0 0 78 *Milton Barney, New Orleans 37 550 14.9 32 8 *Herkie Walls, Orlando 12 0 12 0 1 74 Reggie Smith, Orlando 32 412 12.9 36 6 *Tom Porras, Albany 11 11 0 0 1 68 *Paul Hickert, Tampa Bay 1 0 1 18 0 67 RECEIVING YARDS *Milton Barney, New Orleans 10 2 8 0 0 60 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Fred Dussett, Denver 10 0 10 0 0 60 *Herkie Walls, Orlando 783 52 15.1 45 12 Gary Mullen, Detroit 10 0 10 0 0 60 *Willie Culpepper, New Orleans 773 60 12.9 38 8 Sam Moore, Dallas 708 60 11.8 43 14 SCORING, KICKERS Gary Mullen, Detroit 684 38 18.0 43 10 George Lafrance, Detroit 674 39 17.3 45 17 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Fred Gayles, Albany 655 56 11.7 32 13 Rusty Fricke, Denver 40/40 13/34 .382 60 79 *Milton Barney, New Orleans 550 37 14.9 32 8 Marco Morales, New Orleans 27/27 17/44 .386 52 78 Fred Dussett, Denver 506 40 12.7 40 10 Novo Bojovic, Detroit 42/42 9/34 .265 56 69 *Aatron Kenny, Dallas 469 42 11.2 41 5 *Paul Hickert, Tampa Bay 40/40 7/27 .259 52 67 Reggie Smith, Orlando 412 32 12.9 36 6 Gary Gussman, Albany 29/29 10/29 .345 49 59 *Jim Power, Dallas 19/19 13/37 .351 41 58 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS *John Marxen, Orlando 11/11 7/20 .350 51 32 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Dan Plocki, Orlando 13/13 6/20 .300 46 31 George Lafrance, Detroit 1571 0 674 897 *Karlos Mateos, Columbus 8/8 2/11 .182 25 14 *Herkie Walls, Orlando 1369 2 783 584 *Pat O’Morrow, Columbus 4/4 1/9 .111 18 7 Fred Gayles, Albany 1360 7 655 698 *Milton Barney, New Orleans 1121 36 550 521 PASSER RATING *Robert Banks, Columbus 1010 0 342 668 COMP RATING Sam Moore, Dallas 932 0 708 141 Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Wayne Coffey, Denver 925 0 377 547 *Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 199 127 63.8 1504 7.56 26 13.1 11 5.5 96.4 *Willie Culpepper, New Orleans 884 0 773 111 *Tom Porras, Albany 292 171 58.6 1941 6.65 34 11.6 10 3.4 93.4 Brad Calip, Tampa Bay 869 24 238 607 Art Schlichter, Detroit 264 120 45.5 1888 7.15 33 12.5 8 3.0 88.4 Reggie Smith, Orlando 784 3 412 369 *, Orlando 195 94 48.2 1312 6.73 21 10.8 5 2.6 86.5 Mike Hold, Denver 231 114 49.4 1506 6.52 28 12.1 10 4.3 82.6 TOTAL OFFENSE *, New Orleans 150 86 57.3 1072 7.15 15 10.0 9 6.0 79.6 ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING---- *Alfred Jenkins, Dallas 257 132 51.4 1428 5.56 21 8.2 11 4.3 70.6 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG *Major Harris, Columbus 143 70 49.0 940 6.57 9 6.3 9 6.3 59.8 *Herkie Walls, Orlando 785 55 14.3 2 3 0.7 783 52 15.1 *Willie Culpepper, New Orleans 773 60 12.9 0 0 --- 773 60 12.9 PASSING YARDS Sam Moore, Dallas 708 60 11.8 0 0 --- 708 60 11.8 Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Gary Mullen, Detroit 684 38 18.0 0 0 --- 684 38 18.0 *Tom Porras, Albany 10 292 171 58.6 1941 34 45 10 93.4 George Lafrance, Detroit 674 39 17.3 0 0 --- 674 39 17.3 Art Schlichter, Detroit 10 264 120 45.5 1888 33 45 8 88.4 Fred Gayles, Albany 662 59 11.2 7 3 2.3 655 56 11.7 Mike Hold, Denver 10 231 114 49.4 1506 28 43 10 82.6 *Milton Barney, New Orleans 586 48 12.2 36 11 3.3 550 37 14.9 *Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 9 199 127 63.8 1504 26 43 11 96.4 Fred Dussett, Denver 506 40 12.7 0 0 --- 506 40 12.7 *Alfred Jenkins, Dallas 10 257 132 51.4 1428 21 43 11 70.6 *Aatron Kenny, Dallas 462 47 9.8 -7 5 -1.4 469 42 11.2 *Reggie Collier, Orlando 8 195 94 48.2 1312 21 45 5 86.5 *Major Harris, Columbus 424 88 4.8 424 88 4.8 0 0 --- *Mickey Guidry, New Orleans 5 150 86 57.3 1072 15 34 9 79.6 *Major Harris, Columbus 8 143 70 49.0 940 9 45 9 59.8 Willie Totten, New Orleans 6 137 68 49.6 789 8 38 6 63.8 Ben Bennett, Orlando 4 81 42 51.9 540 6 44 2 81.3

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Fred Gayles, Albany 25 583 23.3 45 0 George Lafrance, Detroit 31 690 22.3 56 1 Brad Calip, Tampa Bay 19 399 21.0 46 0 *Jeff Jenkins, Dallas 24 485 20.2 50 0 Wayne Coffey, Denver 23 460 20.0 51 0 *Rawla Crawford, Tampa Bay 14 238 17.0 31 0 *Milton Barney, New Orleans 21 355 16.9 40 0 *Herkie Walls, Orlando 28 473 16.9 33 0 *Robert Banks, Columbus 34 571 16.8 38 0 Reggie Smith, Orlando 18 287 15.9 38 0 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Sam Moore, Dallas 3 90 30.0 0 Brad Calip, Tampa Bay 8 208 26.0 1 *Robert Banks, Columbus 4 97 24.3 0 Wayne Coffey, Denver 4 87 21.8 0 Fred Gayles, Albany 6 115 19.2 0 George Lafrance, Detroit 11 207 18.8 1 Fred Dussett, Denver 6 111 18.5 0 *Milton Barney, New Orleans 10 166 16.6 0 Reggie Smith, Orlando 5 82 16.4 0 *Jeff Jenkins, Dallas 3 46 15.3 0 INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Alvin Williams, Denver 6 67 11.2 28 1 *, Albany 5 84 16.8 36 2 Sam Moore, Dallas 5 83 16.6 32 0 Durwood Roquemore, Orlando 5 49 9.8 20 0 *Jeff Jenkins, Dallas 5 45 9.0 22 0 *Tony Missick, Columbus 5 35 7.0 25 0 Merv Mosley, Albany 5 16 3.2 6 0 David Evans, Detroit 4 24 6.0 11 0 *Lee McCormick, Orlando 3 20 6.7 14 0 Troy Long, Denver 3 10 3.3 10 0 *Anthony Anderson, NON.-Orl. 3 2 0.7 2 0 Wayne Coffey, Denver 3 1 0.3 1 0 FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF *Milton Barney, New Orleans 2 Sylvester Bembery, Albany 2 *Gary Costar, Dallas 2 Alvin Rettig, Detroit 2 *, Orlando 2 FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Flint Fleming, Detroit 4 Jeff Hurd, Dallas 4 *Jeff Mayes, Tampa Bay 3 Alvin Rettig, Detroit 3 Rodney Smith, Albany 3 *Bo Wright, Tampa Bay 3 *Rawla Crawford, Tampa Bay 2 *Troy Fields, New Orleans 2 Chuck Harris, Albany 2 Sam Moore, Dallas 2 Mitchell Ward, Dallas 2 TACKLES Player, Team Tot Solo Ast Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 55.5 45 21 *Rawla Crawford, Tampa Bay 55.0 52 6 *Jeff Jenkins, Dallas 55.0 51 8 Troy Long, Denver 55.0 51 8 Tate Randle, Detroit 55.0 49 12 Durwood Roquemore, Orlando 53.5 50 7 Merv Mosley, Albany 52.5 50 5 *Jerome McIntosh, New Orleans 50.0 44 12 Ray Puryear, Columbus 46.5 44 5 Alvin Williams, Denver 43.0 42 2 SACKS Player, Team SACKS *Joe March, Denver 12.5 Sylvester Bembery, Albany 8.5 John Corker, Detroit 8.0 Flint Fleming, Detroit 5.0 *Troy Fields, New Orleans 4.0 Alvin Rettig, Detroit 4.0 *, Orlando 4.0 *Johnny Sims, New Orleans 4.0 Aric Anderson, Detroit 3.0 *Frank Harris, Dallas 3.0 William Harris, Detroit 3.0 Walt Housman, New Orleans 3.0 *Luther Johnson, Columbus 3.0 Quinton Knight, Orlando 3.0 *Tommy Meyers, Orlando 3.0 Jon Roehlk, Detroit 3.0 Keith Smith, Orlando 3.0 Rodney Smith, Albany 3.0 *Dan Tarabella, Tampa Bay 3.0 *Keith G. Williams, Orlando 3.0

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1992 FINAL STANDINGS NORTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Detroit 8 2 0 .800 4-1 4-1 488 314 Dallas 5 5 0 .500 3-2 2-3 354 383 Cincinnati 7 3 0 .700 4-1 3-2 451 341 Sacramento 4 6 0 .400 3-2 1-4 354 395 Albany 5 5 0 .500 3-2 2-3 422 416 Arizona 4 6 0 .400 4-1 0-5 319 420 Cleveland 4 6 0 .400 3-2 1-4 311 362 San Antonio 2 8 0 .200 2-3 0-5 268 461 SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Orlando 9 1 0 .900 4-1 5-0 484 281 Tampa Bay 9 1 0 .900 4-1 5-0 472 354 Charlotte 3 7 0 .300 2-3 1-4 357 320 New Orleans 0 10 0 .000 0-5 0-5 258 491

Quarterfinals: ORLANDO 50, Cleveland 12; DETROIT 48, Sacramento 23; DALLAS 48, Albany 45; TAMPA BAY 41, Cincinnati 36 Semifinals: DETROIT 57, Dallas 14; ORLANDO 24, Tampa Bay 21 (OT) ArenaBowl VI: DETROIT 56, Orlando 38

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie SCORING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 10 27 0 0 0 162 RUSHING *Ira Hillary, Cincinnati 10 24 5 0 0 154 Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD *Barry Wagner, Orlando 10 19 2 0 0 118 Major Harris, Cleveland 65 289 4.4 32 7 Herkie Walls, Orlando 10 17 0 0 0 102 *Les Barley, Charlotte 70 264 3.8 30 10 *Broderick Sargent, Detroit 10 16 1 0 0 98 *Broderick Sargent, Detroit 73 263 3.6 15 14 *Jorge Cimadevilla, Orlando 10 1 0 13 49 94 *Jerry Odom, Orlando 50 195 3.9 14 6 Fred Gayles, Albany 10 15 1 0 0 92 *George Cooper, Cleveland 44 163 3.7 33 6 George Lafrance, Detroit 10 14 2 0 0 88 *James Greene, San Antonio 37 158 4.3 32 3 Wayne Coffey, Sacramento 10 14 0 0 0 84 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 38 128 3.4 21 6 Gary Mullen, Detroit 10 13 0 0 0 78 *Andy Coviello, Arizona 32 124 3.9 40 4 *Cedric McKinnon, Cleveland 27 120 4.4 23 6 SCORING, NONKICKERS *Doug Landry, Tampa Bay 29 99 3.4 20 3 Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 27 0 26 0 0 162 RECEPTIONS *Ira Hillary, Cincinnati 24 0 24 0 5 154 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD *Barry Wagner, Orlando 19 0 18 0 2 118 *Ira Hillary, Cincinnati 93 1289 13.9 39 24 Herkie Walls, Orlando 17 1 15 0 0 102 *Ryan Bethea, Charlotte 75 786 10.5 44 11 *Broderick Sargent, Detroit 16 14 2 0 1 98 *Brian Wiggins, New Orleans 72 815 11.3 42 10 *Jorge Cimadevilla, Orlando 1 0 0 10 0 94 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 69 1228 17.8 47 26 Fred Gayles, Albany 15 6 9 0 1 92 Fred Gayles, Albany 69 694 10.1 35 9 George Lafrance, Detroit 14 0 14 0 2 88 *Barry Wagner, Orlando 64 859 13.4 38 18 Wayne Coffey, Sacramento 14 0 14 0 0 84 *, Dallas 58 600 10.3 30 9 Gary Mullen, Detroit 13 0 12 0 0 78 *, Dallas 54 792 14.7 41 12 *Cedric Tillman, Arizona 53 702 13.2 43 10 SCORING, KICKERS George Lafrance, Detroit 50 797 15.9 47 14 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS *Jorge Cimadevilla, Orlando 49/50 13/37 .351 52 94 RECEIVING YARDS *John Langeloh, Detroit 37/37 11/26 .423 43 70 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD *Luis Zendejas, Arizona 36/36 11/30 .367 49 69 *Ira Hillary, Cincinnati 1289 93 13.9 39 24 Gary Gussman, Albany 35/35 9/36 .250 43 62 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 1228 69 17.8 47 26 *Kevin Greene, Sacramento 37/37 7/45 .156 57 58 *Barry Wagner, Orlando 859 64 13.4 38 18 *David Browndyke, Cincinnati 37/37 6/31 .194 52 55 *Brian Wiggins, New Orleans 815 72 11.3 42 10 *Scott Segrist, S.A.-Dal. 24/24 9/31 .290 53 51 George Lafrance, Detroit 797 50 15.9 47 14 *Chris Drennan, Cleveland 24/24 7/31 .226 48 45 *Gary Compton, Dallas 792 54 14.7 41 12 Paul Hickert, Tampa Bay 25/25 4/16 .250 31 37 *Ryan Bethea, Charlotte 786 75 10.5 44 11 Jim Power, Charlotte 18/18 5/15 .333 45 33 *Cedric Tillman, Arizona 702 53 13.2 43 10 Fred Gayles, Albany 694 69 10.1 35 9 PASSER RATING Herkie Walls, Orlando 659 38 17.3 48 15 COMP RATING Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 305 188 61.6 2568 8.42 50 16.4 15 4.9 107.6 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Ben Bennett, Orlando 264 145 54.9 2139 8.10 41 15.5 10 3.8 104.7 George Lafrance, Detroit 1762 0 797 965 Art Schlichter, Cincinnati 359 206 57.4 2604 7.25 45 12.5 12 3.3 97.5 *Tyrone Thurman, Dallas 1701 -9 600 1108 *Gilbert Renfroe, Detroit 194 103 53.1 1447 7.46 24 12.4 8 4.1 91.2 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 1583 0 1228 355 Tom Porras, Albany 392 225 57.4 2515 6.42 40 10.2 17 4.3 84.1 *Ira Hillary, Cincinnati 1289 0 1289 0 *Gene Johnson, Arizona 301 163 54.2 1919 6.38 24 8.0 11 3.7 78.5 Herkie Walls, Orlando 1249 -1 659 591 , San Antonio 175 91 52.0 1188 6.79 16 9.1 8 4.6 77.5 Fred Gayles, Albany 1220 19 694 507 *Scoot Molander, Charlotte 317 171 53.9 1918 6.05 28 8.8 13 4.1 77.2 *Wayne Adkins, Sacramento 1031 62 360 609 *, Dallas 308 157 51.0 1858 6.03 28 9.1 12 3.9 76.2 Robert Banks, Cleveland 982 1 326 655 Mike Hold, Sacramento 180 86 47.8 1164 6.47 22 12.2 11 6.1 73.9 *Brian Wiggins, New Orleans 946 19 815 53 *Don Maloney, San Antonio 932 0 501 431 PASSING YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING----- Art Schlichter, Cincinnati 10 359 206 57.4 2604 45 40 12 97.5 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 10 305 188 61.6 2568 50 47 15 107.6 *Ira Hillary, Cincinnati 1289 93 13.9 0 0 --- 1289 93 13.9 Tom Porras, Albany 10 392 225 57.4 2515 40 41 17 84.1 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 1228 69 17.8 0 0 --- 1228 69 17.8 Ben Bennett, Orlando 10 264 145 54.9 2139 41 48 10 104.7 *Barry Wagner, Orlando 861 65 13.2 2 1 2.0 859 64 13.4 *Gene Johnson, Arizona 10 301 163 54.2 1919 24 43 11 78.5 *Brian Wiggins, New Orleans 834 75 11.1 19 3 6.3 815 72 11.3 *Scoot Molander, Charlotte 10 317 171 53.9 1918 28 44 13 77.2 *Gary Compton, Dallas 799 55 14.5 7 1 7.0 792 54 14.7 *Todd Hammel, Dallas 10 308 157 51.0 1858 28 43 12 76.2 George Lafrance, Detroit 797 50 15.9 0 0 --- 797 50 15.9 Mickey Guidry, New Orleans 8 300 160 53.3 1586 15 37 20 53.3 *Ryan Bethea, Charlotte 786 75 10.5 0 0 --- 786 75 10.5 *Gilbert Renfroe, Detroit 10 194 103 53.1 1447 24 47 8 91.2 Fred Gayles, Albany 713 82 8.7 19 13 1.5 694 69 10.1 Ken Lutz, San Antonio 8 175 91 52.0 1188 16 45 8 77.5 *Cedric Tillman, Arizona 702 53 13.2 0 0 --- 702 53 13.2 Herkie Walls, Orlando 658 44 15.0 -1 6 -0.2 659 38 17.3

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KICKOFF RETURNS SACKS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Player, Team SACKS Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 13 272 20.9 57 1 Alvin Rettig, Detroit 10.5 George Lafrance, Detroit 36 736 20.4 47 0 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 7.0 *Wayne Adkins, Sacramento 15 297 19.8 43 0 *Alo Sila, Sacramento 7.0 *Eddie Brown, Tampa Bay 18 336 18.7 57 1 *Andy Coviello, Arizona 6.0 *Darrell Philon, Sacramento 13 242 18.6 57 1 *Tracy Gordon, San Antonio 6.0 Robert Banks, Cleveland 29 525 18.1 46 0 *Jerry Odom, Orlando 6.0 *Elliot Searcy, New Orleans 20 354 17.7 53 1 Sylvester Bembery, Albany 5.0 *Chris Barber, Cincinnati 32 558 17.4 28 0 *David Caldwell, San Antonio 5.0 *Micha Richmond, Arizona 23 401 17.4 38 0 Flint Fleming, Detroit 5.0 Fred Gayles, Albany 24 414 17.3 35 0 *Saute Sapolu, Cincinnati 5.0 Herkie Walls, Orlando 28 483 17.3 52 1 *, Tampa Bay 5.0

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Alvin Williams, NON.-Sac. 3 74 24.7 1 *Tyrone Thurman, Dallas 17 389 22.9 2 *Wayne Adkins, Sacramento 14 312 22.3 1 Fred Gayles, Albany 5 93 18.6 0 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 5 83 16.6 0 George Lafrance, Detroit 14 229 16.4 0 Robert Banks, Cleveland 8 130 16.3 0 *Riley Ware, Cincinnati 12 193 16.1 0 *Elliot Searcy, New Orleans 3 48 16.0 0 *Eddie Brown, Tampa Bay 6 95 15.8 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Tony Scott, Orlando 11 135 12.3 43 1 Merv Mosley, Albany 9 31 3.4 18 0 *Chris Poston, Charlotte 8 80 10.0 24 0 Durwood Roquemore, Orlando 8 50 6.3 18 0 Tate Randle, Detroit 6 34 5.7 14 1 *Richard Smith, Charlotte 6 32 5.3 10 0 *Riley Ware, Cincinnati 6 31 5.2 13 0 *Chris Barber, Cincinnati 6 8 1.3 5 0 *Reggie Berry, Tampa Bay 5 16 3.2 12 0 Tony Missick, Cle.-Alb. 4 68 17.0 44 1 *Niu Sale, Sacramento 4 56 14.0 30 1 *Barry Wagner, Orlando 4 45 11.3 21 0 Carl Aikens, Orlando 4 41 10.3 21 2

FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Fred Davis, New Orleans 3 Rodney Smith, Albany 3 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 2 Arnold Campbell, Dallas 2 *Pat Gregory, Sacramento 2 *Matt Martinez, New Orleans 2 Tate Randle, Detroit 2 *Niu Sale, Sacramento 2 *Broderick Sargent, Detroit 2 *Tony Scott, Orlando 2 *Mitch Suplee, Albany 2 *Barry Wagner, Orlando 2 *Isaac Williams, Albany 2 *Mike Wilpolt, Charlotte 2 *, Arizona 2

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Tony Collins, Cincinnati 3 *Andre Langley, Detroit 3 Alvin Rettig, Detroit 3 Richard Rodgers, Sacramento 3 Arnold Campbell, Dallas 2 *Mike Clark, New Orleans 2 *George Cooper, Cleveland 2 *Chris Dugan, Albany 2 *Tracy Gordon, San Antonio 2 *Art Greathouse, Arizona 2 Frank Harris, Dallas 2 *Nathan Laduke, Arizona 2 *Darren Mrachek, Arizona 2 Gary Mullen, Detroit 2 *Charles Rowe, Dallas 2 *Bill Stewart, Orlando 2 *Barry Wagner, Orlando 2 *Riley Ware, Cincinnati 2 *, New Orleans 2 TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Durwood Roquemore, Orlando 78.0 72 12 Merv Mosley, Albany 69.0 62 14 Tate Randle, Detroit 62.5 56 13 Darryl Hammond, Albany 58.5 56 5 *Danny Smith, Charlotte 57.5 45 25 Tony Missick, Cle.-Alb. 56.5 52 9 *Mike Wilpolt, Charlotte 53.5 49 9 *Chris Barber, Cincinnati 53.0 48 10 *Niu Sale, Sacramento 52.5 47 11 *Pat Gregory, Sacramento 52.0 44 16

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1993 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Detroit 11 1 0 .917 6-0 5-1 506 372 Orlando 10 2 0 .833 6-0 4-2 526 355 Arizona 7 5 0 .583 3-3 4-2 486 489 Tampa Bay 9 3 0 .750 5-1 4-2 571 389 Dallas 3 9 0 .250 1-5 2-4 454 551 Charlotte 6 6 0 .500 3-3 3-3 440 509 Cincinnati 2 10 0 .167 1-5 1-5 394 525 Miami 5 7 0 .417 3-3 2-4 429 481 Cleveland 2 10 0 .167 0-6 2-4 357 484 Albany 5 7 0 .417 4-2 1-5 482 490

Quarterfinals: ORLANDO 41, Miami 13; TAMPA BAY 48, Albany 34; DETROIT 51, Dallas 6; ARIZONA 56, Charlotte 49 Semifinals: DETROIT 38, Arizona 34; TAMPA BAY 55, Orlando 52 ArenaBowl VII: TAMPA BAY 51, Detroit 31

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie SCORING RUSHING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Barry Wagner, Orlando 11 28 1 0 0 170 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 81 308 3.8 14 15 Fred Gayles, Albany 12 23 3 0 0 144 Broderick Sargent, Detroit 82 261 3.2 16 20 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 12 23 1 0 0 140 *, Dallas 35 148 4.2 13 4 Broderick Sargent, Detroit 12 21 1 0 0 128 Cedric McKinnon, Cleveland 30 117 3.9 32 1 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 12 21 0 0 0 126 Dave Smith, Tampa Bay 30 117 3.9 23 3 Andre Langley, Detroit 20 12 0 5 32 119 Les Barley, Cha.-Tam. 31 115 3.7 11 3 *Mike Black, Charlotte 12 0 0 23 43 112 Willie Cannon, Miami 28 108 3.9 23 5 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 12 17 0 0 0 102 Robert Smith, Albany 27 108 4.0 10 2 Chris Drennan, Albany 12 0 0 21 37 100 *Junior Jackson, Charlotte 25 105 4.2 24 1 Rusty Fricke, Cincinnati 12 0 0 23 31 100 Dan Sellers, Cincinnati 33 100 3.0 15 4 SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Barry Wagner, Orlando 28 5 23 0 1 170 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 92 1239 13.5 45 19 Fred Gayles, Albany 23 6 13 0 3 144 Fred Gayles, Albany 73 1064 14.6 45 13 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 23 0 23 0 1 140 Barry Wagner, Orlando 72 1069 14.8 45 23 Broderick Sargent, Detroit 21 20 1 0 1 128 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 56 972 17.4 45 23 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 21 1 19 0 0 126 George Lafrance, Detroit 56 859 15.3 43 13 Andre Langley, Detroit 12 0 10 7 0 119 *Davis Smith, Charlotte 54 700 13.0 43 12 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 17 15 1 0 0 102 Ira Hillary, Cincinnati 49 525 10.7 32 8 Sam Moore, Dallas 15 0 14 0 2 94 Sam Moore, Dallas 47 625 13.3 45 14 Herkie Walls, Orlando 14 0 13 0 0 84 Herkie Walls, Orlando 46 679 14.8 47 13 George Lafrance, Detroit 13 0 13 0 2 82 Chris Harkness, Cleveland 46 634 13.8 45 12 Andre Langley, Detroit 46 634 13.8 33 10 SCORING, KICKERS Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS RECEIVING YARDS Andre Langley, Detroit 32/34 5/16 .313 32 119 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD *Mike Black, Charlotte 43/43 23/40 .575 54 112 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 1239 92 13.5 45 19 Chris Drennan, Albany 37/37 21/55 .382 55 100 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1069 72 14.8 45 23 Rusty Fricke, Cincinnati 31/31 23/57 .404 56 100 Fred Gayles, Albany 1064 73 14.6 45 13 *Arde Czyzewski, Tampa Bay 63/63 10/29 .345 44 93 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 972 56 17.4 45 23 Luis Zendejas, Arizona 47/47 12/29 .414 49 85 George Lafrance, Detroit 859 56 15.3 43 13 Jorge Cimadevilla, Orlando 57/57 9/34 .265 44 84 *Davis Smith, Charlotte 700 54 13.0 43 12 *Bjorn Nittmo, Cleveland 29/29 18/63 .286 58 83 *Grantis Bell, Detroit 681 39 17.5 46 8 Kevin Greene, Miami 38/38 7/42 .167 47 59 Herkie Walls, Orlando 679 46 14.8 47 13 *Ian Howfield, Dallas 19/19 7/29 .241 48 40 Chris Harkness, Cleveland 634 46 13.8 45 12 Andre Langley, Detroit 634 46 13.8 33 10 PASSER RATING COMP RATING ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Ben Bennett, Orlando 340 180 52.9 2506 7.37 50 14.7 10 2.9 101.4 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 2656 -3 1239 1420 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 312 187 59.9 2526 8.10 41 13.1 14 4.5 99.9 Fred Gayles, Albany 1970 41 1064 865 Gilbert Renfroe, Detroit 344 184 53.5 2635 7.66 34 9.9 10 2.9 91.2 George Lafrance, Detroit 1808 0 859 949 *, Arizona 404 226 55.9 2843 7.04 45 11.1 15 3.7 90.4 Herkie Walls, Orlando 1716 40 679 997 *Jim Jensen, Miami 307 168 54.7 1896 6.18 28 9.1 11 3.6 81.3 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 1591 0 972 619 *Andy Kelly, Charlotte 332 178 53.6 2139 6.44 34 10.2 15 4.5 80.4 *Davis Smith, Charlotte 1465 3 700 745 *, Cleveland 197 92 46.7 1077 5.47 22 11.2 8 4.1 74.8 Darryl Gard, Cleveland 1439 0 452 974 Todd Hammel, Dallas 402 194 48.3 2287 5.69 39 9.7 17 4.2 72.6 Tyrone Thurman, Dallas 1302 0 258 1044 *Brent Pease, Cincinnati 190 90 47.4 1237 6.51 14 7.4 8 4.2 69.6 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1114 32 1069 13 *, Cincinnati 181 91 50.3 887 4.90 9 5.0 7 3.9 60.7 Eddie Brown, Tampa Bay 822 13 310 487 PASSING YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING---- Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG *Paul Justin, Arizona 12 404 226 55.9 2843 45 45 15 90.4 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 1236 98 12.6 -3 6 -0.5 1239 92 13.5 Gilbert Renfroe, Detroit 12 344 184 53.5 2635 34 46 10 91.2 Fred Gayles, Albany 1105 88 12.6 41 15 2.7 1064 73 14.6 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 11 312 187 59.9 2526 41 45 14 99.9 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1101 88 12.5 32 16 2.0 1069 72 14.8 Ben Bennett, Orlando 12 340 180 52.9 2506 50 45 10 101.4 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 972 56 17.4 0 0 --- 972 56 17.4 Todd Hammel, Dallas 12 402 194 48.3 2287 39 45 17 72.6 George Lafrance, Detroit 859 56 15.3 0 0 --- 859 56 15.3 *Andy Kelly, Charlotte 12 332 178 53.6 2139 34 47 15 80.4 Herkie Walls, Orlando 719 58 12.4 40 12 3.3 679 46 14.8 *Jim Jensen, Miami 12 307 168 54.7 1896 28 45 11 81.3 *Davis Smith, Charlotte 703 55 12.8 3 1 3.0 700 54 13.0 *Brent Pease, Cincinnati 10 190 90 47.4 1237 14 45 8 69.6 *Grantis Bell, Detroit 681 39 17.5 0 0 --- 681 39 17.5 *Greg Frey, Cleveland 7 197 92 46.7 1077 22 45 8 74.8 Chris Harkness, Cleveland 634 46 13.8 0 0 --- 634 46 13.8 Tom Porras, Albany 4 122 79 64.8 985 13 48 4 102.7 Andre Langley, Detroit 634 46 13.8 0 0 --- 634 46 13.8

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *, Miami 20 463 23.2 56 1 Tyrone Thurman, Dallas 43 896 20.8 56 3 Fred Gayles, Albany 36 738 20.5 56 4 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 52 1064 20.5 57 1 Chris Poston, Charlotte 15 305 20.3 45 0 *Joe Johnson, Cincinnati 23 442 19.2 55 1 *Richard Carey, Cincinnati 18 342 19.0 56 1 Tony Newsom, Cleveland 19 355 18.7 55 1 *Davis Smith, Charlotte 37 662 17.9 52 0 Darryl Gard, Cleveland 41 727 17.7 41 0 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Herkie Walls, Orlando 17 387 22.8 1 Darryl Gard, Cleveland 11 247 22.5 1 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 17 356 20.9 0 Fred Gayles, Albany 7 127 18.1 0 George Lafrance, Detroit 8 140 17.5 0 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 9 142 15.8 0 Chris Poston, Charlotte 4 63 15.8 0 Eric Hoskins, Albany 3 47 15.7 0 Eddie Brown, Tampa Bay 11 164 14.9 0 Tyrone Thurman, Dallas 10 148 14.8 0 INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Falanda Newton, Cincinnati 11 71 6.5 21 0 Durwood Roquemore, Orlando 8 68 8.5 43 0 Rod McSwain, Detroit 7 61 8.7 27 0 , Tampa Bay 6 113 18.8 43 2 *Rod Brown, Dallas 6 82 13.7 24 1 Mike Clark, Detroit 6 23 3.8 14 1 Bruce Miller, Albany 6 12 2.0 9 0 Tracey Perkins, Tampa Bay 5 74 14.8 49 1 Danny Smith, Charlotte 5 46 9.2 24 0 *Brian Covington, Arizona 5 10 2.0 8 0 FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Tracey Perkins, Tampa Bay 3 Joe Brookins, Dallas 2 Keith Browner, Tampa Bay 2 Mike Clark, Detroit 2 Chris Drennan, Albany 2 Erwin Grabisna, Detroit 2 Darryl Hammond, Albany 2 Alvin Horn, Cleveland 2 *Ozzie Jackson, Albany 2 Bruce Miller, Albany 2 FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Darryl Hammond, Albany 3 Niu Sale, Miami 3 Robert Smith, Albany 3 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 2 Mike Clark, Detroit 2 Corey Dowden, Tampa Bay 2 *Bruce Lasane, Cincinnati 2 *Danny Lockett, Detroit 2 *Paul McGowan, Orlando 2 *Scotty Reagan, Cha.-Mia. 2 Alvin Rettig, Detroit 2 Saute Sapolu, Miami 2 Danny Smith, Charlotte 2 Steve Stutsman, Arizona 2 Mitch Suplee, Albany 2 TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Mike Clark, Detroit 84.5 80 9 Durwood Roquemore, Orlando 61.0 56 10 *Richard Carey, Cincinnati 60.5 55 11 Bruce Miller, Albany 60.5 54 13 Kenny Harper, Detroit 59.5 56 7 Danny Smith, Charlotte 58.5 49 19 Corey Dowden, Tampa Bay 56.5 54 5 Darryl Hammond, Albany 55.5 48 15 Andre Giles, Cleveland 50.0 46 8 *Brian Covington, Arizona 49.0 44 10 SACKS Player, Team SACKS *Danny Lockett, Detroit 8.0 Willie Fears, Cleveland 6.5 Deatrich Wise, Tampa Bay 6.5 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 6.0 Keith Browner, Tampa Bay 5.5 Jackie Walker, Miami 5.0 Robert Smith, Albany 4.5 *Corey Brannon, Arizona 4.0 Marlin Brown, Charlotte 4.0 Arnold Campbell, Arizona 4.0 Toney Catchings, Cleveland 4.0 John Dixon, Cincinnati 4.0 Joe March, Mia.-Tam. 4.0 Ricky Newman, Cleveland 4.0

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1994 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONALCONFERENCE W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Albany 10 2 0 .833 5-1 5-1 642 507 Orlando 11 1 0 .917 6-0 5-1 595 341 Arizona 8 4 0 .667 6-1 2-3 525 449 Tampa Bay 7 5 0 .583 5-1 2-4 561 564 Mass 8 4 0 .667 3-2 5-2 586 504 Charlotte 5 7 0 .417 3-3 2-4 442 521 Las Vegas 5 7 0 .417 3-3 2-4 382 487 Fort Worth 5 7 0 .417 2-4 3-3 559 490 Cleveland 2 10 0 .167 1-5 1-5 445 548 Miami 5 7 0 .417 3-3 2-4 398 491 Milwaukee 0 12 0 .000 0-6 0-6 376 609

Quarterfinals: ARIZONA 53, Charlotte 24; ALBANY 49, Las Vegas 30; ORLANDO 34, Fort Worth 13; MASS 58, Tampa Bay 51 Semifinals: ORLANDO 51, Mass 42; ARIZONA 40, Albany 33 ArenaBowl VIII: ARIZONA 36, Orlando 31

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie SCORING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS *Eddie Brown, Albany 12 48 0 0 0 288 RUSHING Barry Wagner, Orlando 12 38 1 0 0 230 Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Andre Langley, Massachusetts 12 32 0 0 0 192 *, Tampa Bay 38 175 4.6 35 6 *Khevin Pratt, Charlotte 12 23 1 0 0 140 Les Barley, Tampa Bay 52 147 2.8 13 6 Billy Owens, Orlando 12 18 0 0 0 108 Barry Wagner, Orlando 36 137 3.8 22 10 *Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee 12 0 0 22 42 108 *James Johnson, Las Vegas 30 132 4.4 37 8 Arde Czyzewski, Massachusetts 12 0 0 13 65 104 Major Harris, Cleveland 18 119 6.6 22 2 *Franco Grilla, Albany 12 0 0 9 77 104 Craig Barr, Arizona 39 109 2.8 9 6 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 10 17 1 0 0 104 Jerry Odom, Orlando 19 105 5.5 35 2 Gary Compton, Fort Worth 12 17 0 0 0 102 Cedric McKinnon, Cleveland 28 101 3.6 16 2 Tony Burse, Massachusetts 30 92 3.1 15 7 SCORING, NONKICKERS *Ernes Priester, Cleveland 17 89 5.2 12 1 Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS *Eddie Brown, Albany 48 2 44 0 0 288 RECEPTIONS Barry Wagner, Orlando 38 10 28 0 1 230 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Andre Langley, Massachusetts 32 2 29 0 0 192 *Eddie Brown, Albany 101 1324 13.1 42 44 *Khevin Pratt, Charlotte 23 0 23 0 1 140 *Khevin Pratt, Charlotte 86 1387 16.1 47 23 Billy Owens, Orlando 18 2 16 0 0 108 Barry Wagner, Orlando 85 1242 14.6 45 28 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 17 0 17 0 1 104 Tyrone Thurman, Las Vegas 85 883 10.4 38 9 Gary Compton, Fort Worth 17 0 17 0 0 102 Andre Langley, Massachusetts 84 1367 16.3 47 29 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 15 1 13 0 0 90 Gary Compton, Fort Worth 69 1003 14.5 40 17 *Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 15 0 13 0 0 90 *Bernard Edwards, Miami 69 842 12.2 46 13 *Bernard Edwards, Miami 13 0 13 0 1 80 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 65 944 14.5 42 17 Bruce Lasane, Miami 58 653 11.3 41 10 SCORING, KICKERS Cedric Tillman, Arizona 57 801 14.1 45 11 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS *Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee 42/42 22/50 .440 52 108 RECEIVING YARDS Arde Czyzewski, Massachusetts 65/65 13/35 .371 53 104 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD *Franco Grilla, Albany 77/77 9/27 .333 53 104 *Khevin Pratt, Charlotte 1387 86 16.1 47 23 Jorge Cimadevilla, Orlando 65/65 6/18 .333 45 83 Andre Langley, Massachusetts 1367 84 16.3 47 29 Mike Black, Charlotte 50/50 10/34 .294 44 80 *Eddie Brown, Albany 1324 101 13.1 42 44 *Brian Mitchell, Cleveland 19/19 11/32 .344 47 77 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1242 85 14.6 45 28 Tracy Bennett, Las Vegas 33/33 12/46 .261 55 70 Gary Compton, Fort Worth 1003 69 14.5 40 17 Ian Howfield, Fort Worth 40/40 10/26 .385 45 70 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 944 65 14.5 42 17 Luis Zendejas, Arizona 30/30 11/16 .688 51 65 Tyrone Thurman, Las Vegas 883 85 10.4 38 9 Chris Drennan, Tampa Bay 41/41 4/22 .182 32 53 *Bernard Edwards, Miami 842 69 12.2 46 13 Cedric Tillman, Arizona 801 57 14.1 45 11 PASSER RATING *Kerry Simien, Fort Worth 711 56 12.7 45 10 COMP RATING Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Ben Bennett, Orlando 245 166 67.8 2256 9.21 45 18.4 9 3.7 121.2 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET *Mike Perez, Albany 348 218 62.6 2832 8.14 63 18.1 10 2.9 115.8 *Eddie Brown, Albany 2215 3 1324 888 Kyle Mackey, Fort Worth 175 107 61.1 1359 7.77 22 12.6 2 1.1 112.1 Tyrone Thurman, Las Vegas 2090 30 883 1177 *Sherdrick Bonner, Arizo na 363 208 57.3 2724 7.50 46 12.7 12 3.3 99.0 *Alvin Ashley, Milwaukee 1713 1 593 1119 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 368 206 56.0 2622 7.13 49 13.3 12 3.3 98.1 Andre Langley, Massachusetts 1655 17 1367 271 *Mike Pagel, Massachusetts 380 205 53.9 2713 7.14 46 12.1 14 3.7 91.7 *Khevin Pratt, Charlotte 1640 0 1387 253 Todd Hammel, Fort Worth 253 141 55.7 1745 6.90 28 11.1 11 4.3 86.8 *Ernes Priester, Cleveland 1585 89 636 860 Jim Jensen, Miami 232 122 52.6 1385 5.97 23 9.9 7 3.0 83.0 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 1583 8 681 894 , Charlotte 324 161 49.7 2071 6.39 26 8.0 11 3.4 76.0 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1450 137 1242 45 Scoot Molander, Las Vegas 261 148 56.7 1577 6.04 20 7.7 13 5.0 72.9 *Kerry Simien, Fort Worth 1414 0 711 703 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 1406 44 469 893 PASSING YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING----- *Mike Perez, Albany 12 348 218 62.6 2832 63 43 10 115.8 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG *Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 11 363 208 57.3 2724 46 45 12 99.0 *Khevin Pratt, Charlotte 1387 86 16.1 0 0 --- 1387 86 16.1 *Mike Pagel, Massachusetts 12 380 205 53.9 2713 46 47 14 91.7 Andre Langley, Massachusetts 1384 96 14.4 17 12 1.4 1367 84 16.3 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 12 368 206 56.0 2622 49 49 12 98.1 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1379 121 11.4 137 36 3.8 1242 85 14.6 Ben Bennett, Orlando 10 245 166 67.8 2256 45 45 9 121.2 *Eddie Brown, Albany 1327 105 12.6 3 4 0.8 1324 101 13.1 Tony Kimbrough, Charlotte 10 324 161 49.7 2071 26 45 11 76.0 Gary Compton, Fort Worth 1003 69 14.5 0 0 --- 1003 69 14.5 Todd Hammel, Fort Worth 12 253 141 55.7 1745 28 45 11 86.8 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 944 65 14.5 0 0 --- 944 65 14.5 Scoot Molander, Las Vegas 8 261 148 56.7 1577 20 45 13 72.9 Tyrone Thurman, Las Vegas 913 96 9.5 30 11 2.7 883 85 10.4 Jim Jensen, Miami 7 232 122 52.6 1385 23 46 7 83.0 *Bernard Edwards, Miami 842 69 12.2 0 0 --- 842 69 12.2 Kyle Mackey, Fort Worth 9 175 107 61.1 1359 22 49 2 112.1 Cedric Tillman, Arizona 806 58 13.9 5 1 5.0 801 57 14.1 *Ernes Priester, Cleveland 725 68 10.7 89 17 5.2 636 51 12.5

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 35 815 23.3 57 3 Fred Gayles, Albany 16 312 19.5 41 0 *Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 15 291 19.4 39 0 Riley Ware, Massachusetts 31 594 19.2 56 1 *Eddie Brown, Albany 40 745 18.6 55 2 Leonard Conley, Miami 32 592 18.5 35 0 Tyrone Thurman, Las Vegas 57 1010 17.7 57 2 *Ernes Priester, Cleveland 40 708 17.7 57 3 Anthony Howard, Cle.-Cha. 16 283 17.7 56 1 Herkie Walls, Orlando 36 633 17.6 56 2

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD *Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 7 202 28.9 1 Leonard Conley, Miami 5 138 27.6 0 Riley Ware, Massachusetts 7 159 22.7 0 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 12 265 22.1 1 *Adrian Lunsford, Milwaukee 3 66 22.0 2 *Ernes Priester, Cleveland 7 152 21.7 0 *Alvin Ashley, Milwaukee 9 190 21.1 0 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 4 82 20.5 0 *Eddie Brown, Albany 7 143 20.4 0 Herkie Walls, Orlando 11 192 17.5 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Durwood Roquemore, Orlando 8 49 6.1 37 0 *Cliff Baskerville, Albany 7 57 8.1 29 0 *Carlton Johnson, Las Vegas 5 67 13.4 23 1 *Donald Brown, Miami 5 51 10.2 21 0 Greg Lewis, Las Vegas 5 42 8.4 25 0 *Zach Dumas, Cleveland 5 30 6.0 16 0 *Pat McGuirk, Fort Worth 5 15 3.0 10 0 *Tracey Schoemo, Cleveland 4 46 11.5 34 1 Bobby Byrd, Tampa Bay 4 32 8.0 17 0 *Carlos Brooks, Arizona 4 30 7.5 16 0 Chris Barber, Fort Worth 4 28 7.0 28 0 Barry Wagner, Orlando 4 26 6.5 14 0 *Milton Cockrell, Fort Worth 4 20 5.0 15 1 Billy Owens, Orlando 4 17 4.3 12 0 *Curtis Eller, Massachusetts 4 14 3.5 7 0 FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Sam Hernandez, Las Vegas 4 Craig Barr, Arizona 3 *Andy Campbell, Milwaukee 3 Barry Wagner, Orlando 3 *Bernard Clark, Orlando 2 Gary Costar, Fort Worth 2 *Fred Gunter, Massachusetts 2 *Carlton Liggins, Fort Worth 2 *Chad Lindsey, Charlotte 2 *Adrian Lunsford, Milwaukee 2 Jerry Odom, Orlando 2 Reggie Robinson, Miami 2 Riley Ware, Massachusetts 2 *Lance Yandell, Cleveland 2 FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Tony Chickillo, Tampa Bay 3 *Darren Nosal, Miami 3 Richard Ashe, Arizona 2 *Carlos Brooks, Arizona 2 Bobby Byrd, Tampa Bay 2 John Dixon, Las Vegas 2 *Victor Hall, Orlando 2 Sam Hernandez, Las Vegas 2 Eric Hoskins, Albany 2 *Ed Nwagbaraocha, Milwaukee 2 Jerry Odom, Orlando 2 Rusty Russell, Orlando 2 *Tracey Schoemo, Cleveland 2 *Mark Valvo, Albany 2 Barry Wagner, Orlando 2 *Derrick Warren, Miami 2 Kevin Wolfolk, Charlotte 2 *Lance Yandell, Cleveland 2 TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST *Cliff Baskerville, Albany 80.5 74 13 *Carlton Johnson, Las Vegas 68.5 59 19 Barry Wagner, Orlando 65.0 62 6 Rawla Crawford, Tampa Bay 64.5 59 11 *Milton Cockrell, Fort Worth 63.0 55 16 *Bernard Clark, Orlando 60.0 53 14 Riley Ware, Massachusetts 58.5 56 5 Durwood Roquemore, Orlando 57.0 52 10 Eddie Brown, Tampa Bay 54.5 49 11 *Pat McGuirk, Fort Worth 54.5 49 11 SACKS Player, Team SACKS Sam Hernandez, Las Vegas 6.5 *Victor Hall, Orlando 6.0 Rodney Smith, Albany 6.0 Hiawatha Berry, Miami 5.0 David Caldwell, Albany 5.0 *Andy Campbell, Milwaukee 5.0 John Corker, Miami 5.0 Gary Costar, Fort Worth 5.0 Paul McGowan, Orlando 5.0 *Randall Olds, Cleveland 5.0

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1995 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONALCONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA St. Louis 9 3 0 .750 5-1 4-2 519 533 Albany 7 5 0 .583 4-2 3-3 649 560 Iowa 7 5 0 .583 2-4 5-1 593 511 Charlotte 5 7 0 .417 2-4 3-3 446 519 Memphis 6 6 0 .500 3-3 3-3 459 491 Connecticut 1 11 0 .083 0-6 1-5 409 591 Milwaukee 4 8 0 .333 3-3 1-5 541 619 SOUTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Tampa Bay 10 2 0 .833 5-1 5-1 605 378 San Jose 8 4 0 .667 3-3 5-1 524 412 Orlando 7 5 0 .583 4-2 3-3 542 471 Arizona 7 5 0 .583 3-3 4-2 599 587 Miami 1 11 0 .083 1-5 0-6 361 609 Las Vegas 6 6 0 .500 3-3 3-3 532 498

Quarterfinals: TAMPA BAY 53, Memphis 41; ALBANY 51, St. Louis 49; ORLANDO 55, San Jose 37; IOWA 56, Arizona 52 Semifinals: TAMPA BAY 56, Albany 49; ORLANDO 56, Iowa 49 ArenaBowl IX: TAMPA BAY 48, Orlando 35

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie SCORING PASSING YARDS Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Barry Wagner, Orlando 12 48 3 0 0 294 *Kurt Warner, Iowa 12 400 237 59.3 2996 43 42 14 95.0 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 12 32 3 0 0 198 , St. Louis 12 428 265 61.9 2989 42 39 9 98.5 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 12 27 1 0 0 164 Mike Perez, Albany 11 336 211 62.8 2953 56 47 11 117.0 Ian Howfield, Las Vegas 12 0 0 20 59 120 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 12 352 198 56.3 2787 44 45 11 100.2 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 12 20 0 0 0 120 *, Memphis 12 395 222 56.2 2787 45 49 17 88.9 Bernard Edwards, Miami 12 19 2 0 0 118 Tony Kimbrough, San Jose 12 372 223 59.9 2586 43 48 11 97.6 *, San Jose 9 19 0 0 0 114 *Aaron Garcia, Arizona 11 284 175 61.6 2416 43 45 8 115.0 Mike Black, Iowa 12 0 0 16 63 111 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 12 337 191 56.7 2322 31 45 10 88.7 Eddie Brown, Albany 8 18 0 0 0 108 Scoot Molander, Las Vegas 12 357 216 60.5 2159 37 45 6 96.6 Jorge Cimadevilla, Tampa Bay 12 0 0 13 69 108 Michael Proctor, Charlotte 8 220 130 59.1 1523 18 46 7 87.4 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 12 18 0 0 0 108 RUSHING SCORING, NONKICKERS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Cedric McKinnon, Tampa Bay 53 222 4.2 22 13 Barry Wagner, Orlando 48 21 27 0 3 294 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 51 217 4.3 18 14 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 32 14 16 0 3 198 *Craig Taylor, Milwaukee 47 211 4.5 41 12 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 27 7 15 0 1 164 Travis Pearson, Miami 57 184 3.2 19 5 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 20 0 18 0 0 120 *Rick Wood, St. Louis 47 181 3.9 21 9 Bernard Edwards, Miami 19 0 19 0 2 118 *Tom Petithomme, San Jose 38 159 4.2 20 5 *Titus Dixon, San Jose 19 2 14 0 0 114 James Johnson, Las Vegas 34 152 4.5 25 8 Eddie Brown, Albany 18 4 13 0 0 108 Jerry Odom, Orlando 23 145 6.3 37 2 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 18 0 16 0 0 108 *Ivan Caesar, Tampa Bay 29 143 4.9 23 7 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 17 1 15 0 0 102 Barry Wagner, Orlando 65 137 2.1 11 21 Willie Culpepper, Albany 15 0 14 0 0 90 Fred Gayles, Albany 15 1 14 0 0 90 RECEPTIONS Darryl Hammond, St. Louis 15 3 12 0 0 90 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD *Craig Taylor, Milwaukee 15 12 3 0 0 90 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 89 1046 11.8 40 16 Bernard Edwards, Miami 86 1122 13.0 46 19 SCORING, KICKERS Andre Langley, Charlotte 85 968 11.4 34 12 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 84 1043 12.4 45 15 Ian Howfield, Las Vegas 59/59 20/37 .541 61 120 Barry Wagner, Orlando 81 1147 14.2 45 27 Mike Black, Iowa 63/63 16/35 .457 49 111 Darryl Hammond, St. Louis 80 979 12.2 36 12 Jorge Cimadevilla, Tampa Bay 69/69 13/29 .448 50 108 Terrance Barber, St. Louis 68 777 11.4 39 11 Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee 45/45 18/39 .462 52 99 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 67 1002 15.0 45 18 *Anthony Brenner, Charlotte 48/48 16/38 .421 43 96 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 64 959 15.0 45 16 Chris Drennan, Connecticut 29/29 16/47 .340 48 77 *Titus Dixon, San Jose 61 832 13.6 48 14 *Tom Whelihan, St. Louis 37/37 13/30 .433 40 77 Luis Zendejas, Arizona 45/45 10/20 .500 39 76 RECEIVING YARDS *Brian Lee, Memphis 38/38 11/39 .282 41 71 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD *Billy Stoyanovich, Miami 26/26 15/44 .341 56 71 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1147 81 14.2 45 27 Bernard Edwards, Miami 1122 86 13.0 46 19 PASSER RATING *Willis Jacox, Iowa 1046 89 11.8 40 16 COMP RATING Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 1043 84 12.4 45 15 Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 1002 67 15.0 45 18 Mike Perez, Albany 336 211 62.8 2953 8.79 56 16.7 11 3.3 117.0 Darryl Hammond, St. Louis 979 80 12.2 36 12 *Aaron Garcia, Arizona 284 175 61.6 2416 8.51 43 15.1 8 2.8 115.0 Andre Langley, Charlotte 968 85 11.4 34 12 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 352 198 56.3 2787 7.92 44 12.5 11 3.1 100.2 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 959 64 15.0 45 16 John Kaleo, St. Louis 428 265 61.9 2989 6.98 42 9.8 9 2.1 98.5 *Darren Hughes, Memphis 902 58 15.6 42 13 Tony Kimbrough, San Jose 372 223 59.9 2586 6.95 43 11.6 11 3.0 97.6 *Titus Dixon, San Jose 832 61 13.6 48 14 Scoot Molander, Las Vegas 357 216 60.5 2159 6.05 37 10.4 6 1.7 96.6 *Kurt Warner, Iowa 400 237 59.3 2996 7.49 43 10.8 14 3.5 95.0 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS *Troy Kopp, Memphis 395 222 56.2 2787 7.06 45 11.4 17 4.3 88.9 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 337 191 56.7 2322 6.89 31 9.2 10 3.0 88.7 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 2481 217 1046 1218 Michael Proctor, Charlotte 220 130 59.1 1523 6.92 18 8.2 7 3.2 87.4 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 2462 37 1043 1382 Kerry Simien, Milwaukee 2233 16 559 1658 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 2069 0 959 1110 *Titus Dixon, San Jose 1598 11 832 755 Tyrone Thurman, Connecticut 1420 0 604 816 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1383 137 1147 45 *Eric Davis, Memphis 1313 0 364 949 Eddie Brown, Albany 1155 13 785 357 Terrance Barber, St. Louis 1148 26 777 345

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TOTAL OFFENSE FUMBLE RECOVERIES ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING----- Player, Team TOT PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Mitchell Benson, Milwaukee 3 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1284 146 8.8 137 65 2.1 1147 81 14.2 Webbie Burnett, Orlando 3 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 1263 140 9.0 217 51 4.3 1046 89 11.8 Steve Houghton, Memphis 3 Bernard Edwards, Miami 1122 86 13.0 0 0 --- 1122 86 13.0 *Ron Moran, Iowa 3 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 1080 111 9.7 37 27 1.4 1043 84 12.4 Jackie Walker, Orlando 3 Darryl Hammond, St. Louis 1015 91 11.2 36 11 3.3 979 80 12.2 *Tony Young, Iowa 3 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 1002 67 15.0 0 0 --- 1002 67 15.0 Les Barley, Connecticut 2 Andre Langley, Charlotte 981 87 11.3 13 2 6.5 968 85 11.4 *Ivan Caesar, Tampa Bay 2 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 959 64 15.0 0 0 --- 959 64 15.0 Tony Chickillo, Miami 2 *Darren Hughes, Memphis 902 58 15.6 0 0 --- 902 58 15.6 Gary Costar, San Jose 2 *Titus Dixon, San Jose 843 66 12.8 11 5 2.2 832 61 13.6 Corey Dowden, Tampa Bay 2 *Tom Gibson, Arizona 2 KICKOFF RETURNS *Todd Harrington, Iowa 2 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Sam Hernandez, Las Vegas 2 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 57 1219 21.4 55 4 *Joe Jacobs, Charlotte 2 Herkie Walls, Orlando 37 788 21.3 52 1 *Carlos James, Iowa 2 Kerry Simien, Milwaukee 74 1550 20.9 57 3 , Charlotte 2 Andre Johnson, Charlotte 21 415 19.8 55 1 Cedric McKinnon, Tampa Bay 2 *Rodney Mazion, Las Vegas 29 565 19.5 56 1 Fran Papasedero, St. Louis 2 *Titus Dixon, San Jose 31 590 19.0 55 3 *Keith Petzold, Connecticut 2 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 45 843 18.7 56 2 Jerry Pitts, Memphis 2 *Eric Davis, Memphis 41 737 18.0 57 1 *Charles Puleri, Miami 2 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 54 956 17.7 54 1 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 2 *Harvey Wilson, Connecticut 17 297 17.5 37 0 Josh Scutt, Miami 2 Robert Stewart, Charlotte 2 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Mike Wilpolt, Las Vegas 2 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD *Rick Wood, St. Louis 2 Marcus Badgett, St. Louis 3 109 36.3 1 *Eric Wright, Orlando 2 Kerry Simien, Milwaukee 5 108 21.6 1 *Eric Davis, Memphis 10 212 21.2 0 TACKLES Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 8 163 20.4 1 Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Andre Johnson, Charlotte 5 99 19.8 0 Barry Wagner, Orlando 85.0 77 16 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 14 262 18.7 0 *Harvey Wilson, Connecticut 68.5 64 9 *Rodney Mazion, Las Vegas 7 126 18.0 0 Chris Poston, Albany 64.5 61 7 Terrance Barber, St. Louis 5 88 17.6 0 Merv Mosley, Connecticut 59.0 55 8 Leonard Conley, Iowa 5 88 17.6 1 Pierre Hixon, Charlotte 58.5 49 19 Riley Ware, Cha.-St.L 3 51 17.0 0 Chad Lindsey, Charlotte 57.5 49 17 Fred Gayles, Albany 56.5 53 7 INTERCEPTIONS *Darius Hadley, Memphis 56.5 53 7 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Mike Wilpolt, Las Vegas 55.5 46 19 Pat McGuirk, San Jose 9 202 22.4 52 1 Jerry Pitts, Memphis 54.5 51 7 Merv Mosley, Connecticut 8 61 7.6 34 0 *, Alb.-Mil. 7 49 7.0 14 0 SACKS Tracey Perkins, Tampa Bay 5 41 8.2 28 0 Player, Team SACKS *Todd Harrington, Iowa 4 48 12.0 33 0 Jerome Brown, Albany 6.0 Michael James, Milwaukee 4 27 6.8 20 0 John Bankhead, Memphis 5.0 Pierre Hixon, Charlotte 4 22 5.5 20 0 , Milwaukee 5.0 Larry Jones, Arizona 4 20 5.0 12 1 Marlin Brown, San Jose 4.5 *Darius Hadley, Memphis 4 18 4.5 10 0 Andy Chilcote, Iowa 4.5 Darryl Hammond, St. Louis 4 10 2.5 7 0 *Ivan Caesar, Tampa Bay 4.0 *Jim Kitts, Albany 4.0 FORCED FUMBLES *Matt Pearson, Memphis 4.0 Player, Team FF *Ira Richards, San Jose 4.0 Barry Wagner, Orlando 5 , Tampa Bay 4.0 Les Barley, Connecticut 4 Andy Chilcote, Iowa 3 *Stefon Adams, Connecticut 2 Chris Barber, San Jose 2 Marlin Brown, San Jose 2 Darian Bryant, Miami 2 Toney Catchings, Iowa 2 Corey Dowden, Tampa Bay 2 James Goode, Orlando 2 *Darius Hadley, Memphis 2 Ozzie Jackson, St. Louis 2 *Jim Kitts, Albany 2 Danny Lockett, Orlando 2 Joe March, Tampa Bay 2 *Tom Petithomme, San Jose 2 *Darryl Pollard, San Jose 2 *Grady Ross, Miami 2 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 2 Jackie Walker, Orlando 2 Mike Wilpolt, Las Vegas 2

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1996 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA Iowa 12 2 0 .857 7-0 5-2 0-0 712 601 Albany 10 4 0 .714 6-1 4-3 0-0 873 622 Milwaukee 10 4 0 .714 6-1 4-3 0-0 704 566 Charlotte 5 9 0 .357 2-5 3-4 0-0 591 643 St. Louis 8 6 0 .571 4-3 4-3 0-0 706 627 Connecticut 2 12 0 .143 2-5 0-7 0-0 540 695 Memphis 0 14 0 .000 0-6 0-7 0-1 400 688 SOUTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA Tampa Bay 12 2 0 .857 6-1 6-1 0-0 698 504 Arizona 11 3 0 .786 7-0 4-3 0-0 736 646 Orlando 9 5 0 .643 6-1 3-4 0-0 651 572 Anaheim 9 5 0 .643 5-2 4-3 0-0 602 505 Florida 6 8 0 .429 3-4 3-4 0-0 598 593 San Jose 6 8 0 .429 4-3 2-5 0-0 536 540 Texas 1 13 0 .071 0-7 1-6 0-0 421 731 Minnesota 4 10 0 .286 0-7 3-3 1-0 471 706

Quarterfinals: TAMPA BAY 30, Anaheim 16; IOWA 52, St. Louis 49; ALBANY 79, Milwaukee 59; ARIZONA 65, Orlando 48 Semifinals: TAMPA BAY 55, Arizona 54; IOWA 62, Albany 55 ArenaBowl X: TAMPA BAY 42, Iowa 38

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie SCORING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Eddie Brown, Albany 13 51 1 0 0 308 RUSHING Barry Wagner, Orlando 10 34 0 0 0 204 Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 14 32 2 0 0 196 *Bernard Hall, St. Louis 101 372 3.7 33 26 Willis Jacox, Iowa 14 30 0 0 0 180 Brad Lacombe, Milwaukee 76 291 3.8 20 10 *Bernard Hall, St. Louis 12 29 0 0 0 174 *Jeff Savage, Milwaukee 49 249 5.1 44 9 Andre Langley, Charlotte 14 26 2 0 0 160 *Michael McClenton, Orlando 50 238 4.8 40 12 *Pete Elezovic, Albany 14 0 0 19 98 155 Tom Petithomme, San Jose 36 214 5.9 39 7 *Cleveland Pratt, Florida 14 24 0 0 0 144 Paul McGowan, Orlando 50 173 3.5 16 5 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 14 23 2 0 0 142 Cedric McKinnon, Tampa Bay 49 166 3.4 15 8 Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee 14 0 0 19 83 140 *Bo Kelly, Arizona 63 161 2.6 11 15 Travis Pearson, Florida 41 160 3.9 15 12 SCORING, NONKICKERS James Johnson, Anaheim 40 123 3.1 12 5 Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Eddie Brown, Albany 51 8 41 0 1 308 RECEPTIONS Barry Wagner, Orlando 34 9 24 0 0 204 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 32 0 30 0 2 196 Andre Langley, Charlotte 124 1474 11.9 48 26 Willis Jacox, Iowa 30 3 24 0 0 180 Eddie Brown, Albany 113 1685 14.9 45 41 *Bernard Hall, St. Louis 29 26 3 0 0 174 *Michael Baker, St. Louis 105 1223 11.6 44 11 Andre Langley, Charlotte 26 0 26 0 2 160 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 100 1258 12.6 44 30 *Cleveland Pratt, Florida 24 3 18 0 0 144 Adrian Jarrell, Anaheim 95 1142 12.0 45 14 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 23 1 21 0 2 142 Barry Wagner, Orlando 90 1278 14.2 40 24 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 21 3 17 0 1 128 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 90 1036 11.5 46 17 Titus Dixon, San Jose 21 2 15 0 0 126 Willis Jacox, Iowa 87 1204 13.8 45 24 Titus Dixon, San Jose 86 1012 11.8 36 15 SCORING, KICKERS Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 82 1152 14.0 48 19 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS *Cleveland Pratt, Florida 82 1098 13.4 47 18 *Pete Elezovic, Albany 98/98 19/33 .576 52 155 Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee 83/83 19/40 .475 50 140 RECEIVING YARDS Mike Black, Iowa 79/79 17/38 .447 55 130 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Ian Howfield, Anaheim 64/64 21/44 .477 57 128 Eddie Brown, Albany 1685 113 14.9 45 41 Tom Whelihan, St. Louis 67/67 16/38 .421 55 116 Andre Langley, Charlotte 1474 124 11.9 48 26 *Charlie Baumann, Orlando 74/74 13/31 .419 53 113 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1278 90 14.2 40 24 *Michael Geary, Connecticut 60/60 16/44 .364 60 108 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 1258 100 12.6 44 30 *Richard Defelice, Texas 41/41 20/60 .333 50 101 *Michael Baker, St. Louis 1223 105 11.6 44 11 *Steve Videtich, Florida 70/70 10/23 .435 51 100 Willis Jacox, Iowa 1204 87 13.8 45 24 Anthony Brenner, Charlotte 47/47 17/43 .395 48 98 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 1152 82 14.0 48 19 Adrian Jarrell, Anaheim 1142 95 12.0 45 14 PASSER RATING *Cleveland Pratt, Florida 1098 82 13.4 47 18 COMP RATING Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 1089 74 14.7 37 21 Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Mike Perez, Albany 435 262 60.2 4153 9.55 84 19.3 16 3.7 116.3 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 443 274 61.9 3616 8.16 70 15.8 14 3.2 114.0 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 462 286 61.9 3690 7.99 65 14.1 13 2.8 110.4 Eddie Brown, Albany 3046 44 1685 1317 Kurt Warner, Iowa 422 259 61.4 3341 7.92 61 14.5 15 3.6 107.5 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 2828 0 1258 1570 Fred McNair, Florida 356 208 58.4 2794 7.85 45 12.6 10 2.8 103.4 *Michael Baker, St. Louis 2646 23 1223 1400 Tony Kimbrough, San Jose 323 191 59.1 2237 6.93 37 11.5 7 2.2 99.8 *Cleveland Pratt, Florida 2629 49 1098 1482 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 395 246 62.3 3116 7.89 41 10.4 14 3.5 98.0 Willis Jacox, Iowa 2424 71 1204 1149 *Robert Hall, Texas 238 142 59.7 1683 7.07 25 10.5 6 2.5 97.0 Titus Dixon, San Jose 2375 55 1012 1307 John Kaleo, St. Louis 490 301 61.4 3629 7.41 48 9.8 16 3.3 95.0 Barry Wagner, Orlando 2125 60 1278 741 Scoot Molander, Anaheim 380 229 60.3 2728 7.18 39 10.3 13 3.4 93.6 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 2075 26 1036 1002 Alvin Ashley, Minnesota 2009 2 971 994 PASSING YARDS Kerry Simien, Milwaukee 1882 54 765 1063 Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING TOTALOFFENSE Mike Perez, Albany 14 435 262 60.2 4153 84 47 16 116.3 ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING----- Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 14 462 286 61.9 3690 65 48 13 110.4 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG John Kaleo, St. Louis 14 490 301 61.4 3629 48 48 16 95.0 Eddie Brown, Albany 1729 129 13.4 44 16 2.8 1685 113 14.9 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 14 443 274 61.9 3616 70 44 14 114.0 Andre Langley, Charlotte 1474 124 11.9 0 0 --- 1474 124 11.9 Kurt Warner, Iowa 14 422 259 61.4 3341 61 45 15 107.5 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1338 111 12.1 60 21 2.9 1278 90 14.2 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 14 395 246 62.3 3116 41 47 14 98.0 Willis Jacox, Iowa 1275 115 11.1 71 28 2.5 1204 87 13.8 Pat O’Hara, Orlando 13 396 230 58.1 2934 45 49 16 92.9 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 1258 100 12.6 0 0 --- 1258 100 12.6 Fred McNair, Florida 12 356 208 58.4 2794 45 47 10 103.4 *Michael Baker, St. Louis 1246 120 10.4 23 15 1.5 1223 105 11.6 Scoot Molander, Anaheim 13 380 229 60.3 2728 39 45 13 93.6 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 1152 82 14.0 0 0 --- 1152 82 14.0 *, Minnesota 14 438 226 51.6 2671 40 45 16 78. *Cleveland Pratt, Florida 1147 105 10.9 49 23 2.1 1098 82 13.4 Adrian Jarrell, Anaheim 1145 96 11.9 3 1 3.0 1142 95 12.0 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 1092 77 14.2 3 3 1.0 1089 74 14.7

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FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT KICKOFF RETURNS Fred Gayles, Albany 5 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Andy Chilcote, Iowa 3 *Ryan Benjamin, Memphis 58 1321 22.8 55 3 *Alex Davis, Charlotte 3 *Willie Gaston, Connecticut 69 1538 22.3 57 6 *Chad Dukes, Albany 3 Titus Dixon, San Jose 47 1020 21.7 58 3 Travis Pearson, Florida 3 *Cleveland Pratt, Florida 59 1244 21.1 57 2 Sai Poulivaati, Anaheim 3 Willis Jacox, Iowa 46 946 20.6 56 2 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 3 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 63 1282 20.3 55 2 Anthony Stinnett, Albany 3 Barry Wagner, Orlando 24 474 19.8 42 0 Chad Wiestling, St. Louis 3 Alvin Ashley, Minnesota 43 848 19.7 39 0 Chris Barber, SJS-Orl. 2 Eddie Brown, Albany 52 1016 19.5 36 0 *Larry Boyd, Arizona 2 *Michael Baker, St. Louis 66 1263 19.1 57 3 *Anthony Bridges, Anaheim 2 Nathan Burchette, Anaheim 2 MISSED FIELD GOALRETURNS Toney Catchings, Iowa 2 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 2 Eddie Brown, Albany 11 301 27.4 2 Darryl Hammond, St. Louis 2 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 7 175 25.0 1 *Johnnie Harris, Tampa Bay 2 Jerry Reese, San Jose 4 99 24.8 0 Randy Hart, Milwaukee 2 *Cleveland Pratt, Florida 10 238 23.8 1 *Harry Jackson, Minnesota 2 *Willie Gaston, Connecticut 8 178 22.3 1 Bruce Lasane, Mil.-MnFP 2 Barry Wagner, Orlando 12 267 22.3 1 *Dmitri Markham, Memphis 2 Rodney Mazion, Anaheim 15 316 21.1 1 Jeff Russell, Memphis 2 Kerry Simien, Milwaukee 10 197 19.7 1 Alex Shell, Orlando 2 Alvin Ashley, Minnesota 8 146 18.3 0 Jemone Smith, Anaheim 2 Willis Jacox, Iowa 12 203 16.9 1 Chris Spencer, Iowa 2 Mike Wilpolt, Anaheim 2 INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD TACKLES *David McLeod, Albany 11 80 7.3 34 1 Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Pierre Hixon, Charlotte 7 112 16.0 49 1 Mike Clark, Albany 91.5 84 15 Rodney Mazion, Anaheim 7 77 11.0 30 0 Grady Ross, Florida 75.5 69 13 Pat McGuirk, San Jose 7 69 9.9 23 0 *Hiawatha Phifer, St. Louis 73.5 66 15 Adrian Lunsford, Minnesota 7 29 4.1 15 2 *David McLeod, Albany 72.0 68 8 *Anthony Bridges, Anaheim 6 76 12.7 30 0 Milton Vaughn, Arizona 69.0 57 24 *Wayne Wade, Milwaukee 6 63 10.5 25 1 *Charles Wright, Memphis 69.0 61 16 *Johnnie Harris, Tampa Bay 6 56 9.3 28 0 Maurice Smith, Texas 68.5 65 7 *Randy Gatewood, Arizona 6 3 0.5 3 0 Weylan Harding, Iowa 68.0 65 6 Chris Barber, SJS-Orl. 5 57 11.4 18 0 *Anthony Bridges, Anaheim 62.0 56 12 Barry Wagner, Orlando 5 46 9.2 33 0 Michael James, Milwaukee 61.0 56 10 *Brian Allred, San Jose 5 44 8.8 40 1 Tracey Perkins, Tampa Bay 5 39 7.8 14 1 SACKS *Mark Ricks, St. Louis 5 31 6.2 22 1 Player, Team SACKS Ralph Jarvis, Milwaukee 8.5 FORCED FUMBLES Jerome Brown, Albany 6.0 Player, Team FF *Darryl Milburn, Anaheim 5.5 *David McLeod, Albany 4 Arnold Campbell, Milwaukee 5.0 *David Andrews, Milwaukee 3 Kevin Carroll, Anaheim 5.0 Richard Ashe, Arizona 3 Danny Lockett, Con.-Tex. 5.0 Chris Spencer, Iowa 3 Lynn Rowland, Tampa Bay 5.0 Robert Stewart, Charlotte 3 *Steve Shine, Connecticut 5.0 *Charles Wright, Memphis 3 *Martin Hochertz, Florida 4.0 *Brian Allred, San Jose 2 Steve Houghton, Iowa 4.0 Mitchell Benson, Milwaukee 2 Joe March, Tampa Bay 4.0 *David Bush, Iowa 2 Paul McGowan, Orlando 4.0 Kevin Carroll, Anaheim 2 Ron Moran, Iowa 4.0 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 2 Jerry Sharp, Orlando 4.0 *Bernard Hall, St. Louis 2 Mike Sunvold, Minnesota 4.0 Victor Hall, Orlando 2 Sam Hernandez, Anaheim 2 *Leonard Nelson, San Jose 2 *Al Noga, San Jose 2 Travis Pearson, Florida 2 *Steve Shine, Connecticut 2 *Franklin Thomas, Minnesota 2 Milton Vaughn, Arizona 2 Wayne Williams, Tampa Bay 2

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1997 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA Iowa 11 3 0 .786 6-2 5-1 0-0 803 645 Nashville 10 4 0 .714 5-2 5-2 0-0 740 660 Milwaukee 8 6 0 .571 5-2 3-4 0-0 669 667 New Jersey 9 5 0 .643 4-3 5-1 0-1 660 596 Texas 6 8 0 .429 4-3 2-5 0-0 733 756 Albany 6 8 0 .429 4-3 2-5 0-0 745 714 Portland 2 12 0 .143 2-5 0-7 0-0 446 701 New York 2 12 0 .143 1-6 1-5 0-1 522 691 WESTERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA Arizona 12 2 0 .857 6-1 5-1 1-0 713 540 Orlando 10 4 0 .714 5-2 5-2 0-0 678 505 San Jose 8 6 0 .571 4-3 4-3 0-0 548 563 Tampa Bay 8 6 0 .571 4-4 4-2 0-0 548 521 Anaheim 2 12 0 .143 2-5 0-7 0-0 615 735 Florida 4 10 0 .286 0-2 2-7 2-1 519 645

Quarterfinals: ORLANDO 45, New Jersey 37; IOWA 68, San Jose 59; ARIZONA 46, Milwaukee 29; TAMPA BAY 52, Nashville 49 Semifinals: IOWA 52, Orlando 34; ARIZONA 49, Tampa Bay 46 (OT) ArenaBowl XI: ARIZONA 55, Iowa 33

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie SCORING RUSHING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Barry Wagner, Orlando 14 51 2 0 0 310 Chad Dukes, Albany 55 364 6.6 37 17 Eddie Brown, Albany 14 35 1 0 0 212 Lincoln Coleman, Milwaukee 59 246 4.2 20 12 Larry Willis, New Jersey 13 32 3 0 0 198 Paul McGowan, Orlando 46 209 4.5 17 2 *Cory Fleming, Nashville 13 32 2 0 0 196 Les Barley, Tampa Bay 43 183 4.3 39 8 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 13 29 0 0 0 174 Michael McClenton, Orlando 40 161 4.0 27 4 *Bernard Holmes, Texas 14 25 2 0 0 154 Derrick Chachere, San Jose 44 145 3.3 20 7 Lamont Cooper, Iowa 14 24 1 0 0 146 Barry Wagner, Orlando 48 137 2.9 10 17 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 14 23 1 0 0 140 *Jason Pohopek, New York 42 136 3.2 24 4 Mike Black, Iowa 14 0 0 13 96 135 Brad Lacombe, Milwaukee 38 134 3.5 17 4 Steve Videtich, New Jersey 14 0 0 21 71 134 *John Motton, Iowa 33 132 4.0 37 8 SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Barry Wagner, Orlando 51 17 31 0 2 310 Eddie Brown, Albany 135 1650 12.2 44 35 Eddie Brown, Albany 35 0 35 0 1 212 *Bernard Holmes, Texas 100 1204 12.0 40 25 Larry Willis, New Jersey 32 0 32 0 3 198 Barry Wagner, Orlando 99 1527 15.4 45 31 *Cory Fleming, Nashville 32 0 32 0 2 196 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 93 1513 16.3 45 29 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 29 0 29 0 0 174 Larry Willis, New Jersey 93 1366 14.7 45 32 *Bernard Holmes, Texas 25 0 25 0 2 154 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 93 1131 12.2 40 22 Lamont Cooper, Iowa 24 0 21 0 1 146 *Bryan Reeves, Anaheim 92 1170 12.7 38 20 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 23 0 22 0 1 140 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 92 1075 11.7 45 19 *Bryan Reeves, Anaheim 21 1 20 0 0 126 *Cory Fleming, Nashville 89 1104 12.4 40 32 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 20 0 19 0 2 124 Lamont Cooper, Iowa 83 1186 14.3 46 21 SCORING, KICKERS RECEIVING YARDS Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Mike Black, Iowa 96/96 13/25 .520 54 135 Eddie Brown, Albany 1650 135 12.2 44 35 Steve Videtich, New Jersey 71/71 21/41 .512 56 134 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1527 99 15.4 45 31 Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee 70/70 20/39 .513 53 131 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 1513 93 16.3 45 29 *, Portland 45/45 27/61 .443 57 126 Larry Willis, New Jersey 1366 93 14.7 45 32 Ian Howfield, Anaheim 62/62 21/44 .477 49 125 *Bernard Holmes, Texas 1204 100 12.0 40 25 Jorge Cimadevilla, Nashville 81/81 13/32 .406 55 120 Lamont Cooper, Iowa 1186 83 14.3 46 21 Anthony Brenner, Arizona 77/77 12/22 .545 41 113 *Bryan Reeves, Anaheim 1170 92 12.7 38 20 Franco Grilla, Orlando 62/62 13/35 .371 48 101 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 1131 93 12.2 40 22 Michael Geary, New York 51/51 15/48 .313 50 96 *Cory Fleming, Nashville 1104 89 12.4 40 32 Richard Defelice, Texas 70/70 7/28 .250 54 91 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 1075 92 11.7 45 19 PASSER RATING ALL-PURPOSE YARDS COMP RATING Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 2331 0 1131 1200 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 400 241 60.3 3331 8.33 67 16.8 6 1.5 120.3 Ryan Benjamin, Portland 2137 56 713 1368 Kurt Warner, Iowa 498 322 64.7 4149 8.33 79 15.9 14 2.8 118.5 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1957 137 1527 246 Clint Dolezel, Texas 388 259 66.8 3377 8.70 69 17.8 14 3.6 118.5 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 1948 0 1075 813 , Albany 509 351 69.0 4272 8.39 69 13.6 14 2.8 116.9 Eddie Brown, Albany 1940 4 1650 286 Andy Kelly, Nashville 497 309 62.2 3821 7.69 82 16.5 14 2.8 113.8 Lamont Cooper, Iowa 1897 3 1186 708 *Scott Semptimphelter, Orlando 244 137 56.1 1859 7.62 36 14.8 6 2.5 107.3 Michael Baker, Albany 1896 3 709 1168 Rickey Foggie, New Jersey 324 195 60.2 2411 7.44 45 13.9 12 3.7 102.5 Rodney Mazion, Anaheim 1768 0 0 1684 , Florida 378 210 55.6 2618 6.93 42 11.1 9 2.4 95.1 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 1742 53 580 1098 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 415 238 57.3 3134 7.55 44 10.6 17 4.1 90.8 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 1721 0 1513 208 Scott Wood, San Jose 208 106 51.0 1442 6.93 22 10.6 6 2.9 87.9 TOTAL OFFENSE PASSING YARDS TOTAL RUSHING RECEIVING PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Barry Wagner, Orlando 1664 147 11.3 137 48 2.9 1527 99 15.4 Mike Pawlawski, Albany 14 509 351 69.0 4272 69 47 14 116.9 Eddie Brown, Albany 1654 142 11.6 4 7 0.6 1650 135 12.2 Kurt Warner, Iowa 14 498 322 64.7 4149 79 46t 14 118.5 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 1513 93 16.3 0 0 --- 1513 93 16.3 Andy Kelly, Nashville 14 497 309 62.2 3821 82 45t 14 113.8 Larry Willis, New Jersey 1366 93 14.7 0 0 --- 1366 93 14.7 Mike Perez, New York 14 485 258 53.2 3392 52 45t 18 86.9 *Bernard Holmes, Texas 1204 100 12.0 0 0 --- 1204 100 12.0 Clint Dolezel, Texas 12 388 259 66.8 3377 69 48 14 118.5 Lamont Cooper, Iowa 1189 86 13.8 3 3 1.0 1186 83 14.3 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 14 400 241 60.3 3331 67 45 6 120.3 *Bryan Reeves, Anaheim 1157 98 11.8 -13 6 -2.2 1170 92 12.7 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 14 415 238 57.3 3134 44 44 17 90.8 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 1131 93 12.2 0 0 --- 1131 93 12.2 *, Tampa Bay 14 413 225 54.5 2846 41 46 19 81.8 *Cory Fleming, Nashville 1104 89 12.4 0 0 --- 1104 89 12.4 John Kaleo, SJS-Ana. 13 401 221 55.1 2632 38 46 21 77.2 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 1075 92 11.7 0 0 --- 1075 92 11.7 Clemente Gordon, Florida 13 378 210 55.6 2618 42 43 9 95.1

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Rodney Mazion, Anaheim 60 1406 23.4 57 3 *Steve Papin, San Jose 23 521 22.7 56 2 Ryan Benjamin, Portland 53 1155 21.8 57 4 *Mike Miller, Milwaukee 20 412 20.6 55 1 *Kotto Cotton, Texas 19 382 20.1 51 1 Willie Gaston, New Jersey 23 460 20.0 48 0 Lamont Cooper, Iowa 34 675 19.9 55 3 *Joe Campbell, Nashville 18 348 19.3 48 0 Skip Stewart, Milwaukee 27 519 19.2 56 2 Jeff Parker, Orlando 31 590 19.0 53 1 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Rodney Mazion, Anaheim 9 278 30.9 0 *, Orlando 8 215 26.9 1 Titus Dixon, San Jose 12 303 25.3 1 Willie Gaston, New Jersey 4 93 23.3 1 Michael Baker, Albany 6 130 21.7 0 Jeff Parker, Orlando 10 214 21.4 0 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 5 98 19.6 0 *Steve Papin, San Jose 5 92 18.4 0 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 7 128 18.3 0 Lonnie Turner, Nashville 4 70 17.5 0 INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Tracey Perkins, Tampa Bay 12 82 6.8 34 1 Todd Harrington, Iowa 8 34 4.3 11 1 *Herschel Currie, San Jose 8 24 3.0 10 0 Chris Barber, Orlando 7 2 0.3 5 0 Dwayne Ware, Texas 6 65 10.8 31 0 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 6 58 9.7 23 0 Barry Wagner, Orlando 6 47 7.8 14 1 Darius Hadley, Florida 6 21 3.5 20 0 Adrian Lunsford, New Jersey 5 127 25.4 51 2 Rodney Mazion, Anaheim 5 84 16.8 33 1 Michael James, Milwaukee 5 71 14.2 31 1 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 5 50 10.0 32 0 Mark Ricks, Nashville 5 38 7.6 25 0 *Delvin Myles, Anaheim 5 29 5.8 16 0 FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF *Jamie Coleman, Nashville 3 Victor Hall, Orlando 3 Chad Lindsey, New Jersey 3 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 2 Chris Barber, Orlando 2 Webbie Burnett, Orlando 2 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 2 Chad Dukes, Albany 2 Todd Harrington, Iowa 2 Lloyd Hill, Texas 2 *Malik Jackson, New Jersey 2 *Billy Mitchell, Texas 2 Grady Ross, Florida 2 Barry Wagner, Orlando 2 FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Chad Lindsey, New Jersey 4 *Andre Allen, Iowa 3 Rodney Blackshear, Texas 3 *Carlos Fowler, Texas 3 Kyle Moore-Brown, Albany 3 *John Motton, Iowa 3 Leonard Nelson, San Jose 3 , Arizona 3 TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Cedric Walker, Arizona 93.0 78 30 Todd Harrington, Iowa 91.0 83 16 Dwayne Zackery, New York 69.5 61 17 *, Albany 67.0 53 28 Michael James, Milwaukee 65.5 60 11 *Billy Mitchell, Texas 64.0 54 20 Larry Jones, Albany 62.0 55 14 Wayne Wade, Milwaukee 61.0 54 14 Kevin Guy, New Jersey 60.0 51 18 Rodney Mazion, Anaheim 59.0 51 16 SACKS Player, Team SACKS *Carlos Fowler, Texas 11.5 Al Noga, San Jose 7.5 *, Nashville 7.0 Sam Hernandez, Anaheim 6.5 Paul McGowan, Orlando 5.5 Robert Stewart, New Jersey 5.0 *Andre Allen, Iowa 4.5 Jerry Sharp, Orlando 4.5 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 4.0 Eric Drakes, Orlando 4.0

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1998 FINAL STANDINGS AM ERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA Houston 8 6 0 .571 4-3 4-3 0-0 734 732 Albany 10 4 0 .714 5-2 5-2 0-0 793 692 Milwaukee 7 7 0 .500 2-5 5-2 0-0 719 718 New Jersey 8 6 0 .571 4-4 4-2 0-0 679 699 Iowa 5 9 0 .357 3-4 2-5 0-0 582 716 New York 3 11 0 .214 1-6 2-5 0-0 568 717 Grand Rapids 3 11 0 .214 2-5 1-6 0-0 550 710 SOUTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT. PF PA Tampa Bay 12 2 0 .857 6-1 6-1 0-0 794 513 Arizona 10 4 0 .714 5-2 5-2 0-0 786 650 Orlando 9 5 0 .643 5-2 3-3 1-0 655 623 San Jose 7 7 0 .500 3-4 4-3 0-0 659 643 Nashville 9 5 0 .643 5-2 3-3 1-0 711 659 Portland 4 10 0 .286 2-5 2-5 0-0 677 762 Florida 3 11 0 .214 1-3 2-6 0-2 637 710

Quarterfinals: ORLANDO 58, Nashville 43; ARIZONA 50, Houston 36; TAMPA BAY 65, San Jose 46; NEW JERSEY 66, Albany 59 Semifinals: TAMPA BAY 49, New Jersey 23; ORLANDO 38, Arizona 33 ArenaBowl XII: ORLANDO 62, Tampa Bay 31

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie SCORING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Eddie Brown, Albany 14 47 1 0 0 284 RUSHING Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 14 45 0 0 0 270 Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD *, Portland 14 38 1 0 0 230 Chad Dukes, Albany 65 364 5.6 31 10 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 14 35 3 0 0 216 *Rick Hamilton, Orlando 66 248 3.8 26 7 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 14 36 0 0 0 216 Les Barley, Tampa Bay 61 232 3.8 25 15 Barry Wagner, Orlando 14 33 2 0 0 202 Travis McDonald, Portland 36 189 5.3 23 0 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 14 32 1 0 0 194 *, San Jose 33 149 4.5 23 7 Steve Papin, San Jose 14 32 1 0 0 194 Andre Allen, Nashville 46 139 3.0 23 6 Cory Fleming, Nashville 14 29 3 0 0 180 Travis Pearson, Florida 30 128 4.3 28 3 Larry Willis, New Jersey 11 29 1 0 0 176 Aaron Garcia, NJR-Iowa 41 112 2.7 34 14 *Jami Anderson, Portland 19 110 5.8 38 2 SCORING, NONKICKERS Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 49 110 2.2 13 7 Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Basil Proctor, Grand Rapids 40 110 2.8 21 3 Eddie Brown, Albany 47 3 43 0 1 284 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 45 0 44 0 0 270 RECEPTIONS *Oronde Gadsden, Portland 38 0 37 0 1 230 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Gary Compton, Milwaukee 35 1 33 0 3 216 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 136 1982 14.6 47 44 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 36 0 35 0 0 216 Eddie Brown, Albany 120 1673 13.9 47 43 Barry Wagner, Orlando 33 4 29 0 2 202 Cory Fleming, Nashville 112 1376 12.3 45 29 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 32 1 30 0 1 194 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 102 1194 11.7 45 30 Steve Papin, San Jose 32 9 19 0 1 194 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 101 1484 14.7 45 33 Cory Fleming, Nashville 29 0 29 0 3 180 Robert Hall, Houston 95 1208 12.7 31 17 Larry Willis, New Jersey 29 0 29 0 1 176 *Tyronne Jones, Nashville 94 1054 11.2 34 21 *Oronde Gadsden, Portland 93 1335 14.4 47 37 SCORING, KICKERS , Albany 85 1023 12.0 33 18 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Steve Papin, San Jose 84 1258 15.0 47 19 Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee 77/77 18/36 .500 54 131 Mike Black, New York 59/59 23/46 .500 55 128 RECEIVING YARDS Billy Stoyanovich, San Jose 74/74 17/45 .378 56 125 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Bjorn Nittmo, Tampa Bay 84/84 13/30 .433 46 123 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 1982 136 14.6 47 44 Steve Videtich, New Jersey 71/71 16/28 .571 47 119 Eddie Brown, Albany 1673 120 13.9 47 43 *, Grand Rapids 61/61 19/51 .373 55 118 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 1484 101 14.7 45 33 Pete Elezovic, Albany 62/62 11/24 .458 39 95 Larry Willis, New Jersey 1426 81 17.6 45 29 *Kyle Pooler, Arizona 71/71 8/16 .500 53 95 Cory Fleming, Nashville 1376 112 12.3 45 29 *, Florida 50/50 14/34 .412 51 92 *Oronde Gadsden, Portland 1335 93 14.4 47 37 *David Cool, Orlando 41/41 14/24 .583 46 83 Steve Papin, San Jose 1258 84 15.0 47 19 Robert Hall, Houston 1208 95 12.7 31 17 PASSER RATING Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 1194 102 11.7 45 30 COMP RATING Barry Wagner, Orlando 1137 78 14.6 45 29 Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Mike Pawlawski, Albany 447 293 65.5 3795 8.49 74 16.6 11 2.5 121.4 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 451 295 65.4 3571 7.92 70 15.5 8 1.8 121.0 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Peter Tom Willis, Tampa Bay 425 255 60.0 3411 8.03 70 16.5 10 2.4 115.3 Steve Papin, San Jose 3192 100 1258 1834 Rickey Foggie, New Jersey 358 214 59.8 2812 7.85 56 15.6 9 2.5 113.3 Barry Wagner, Orlando 2574 71 1137 1356 Clint Dolezel, Houston 558 343 61.5 4228 7.58 81 14.5 17 3.0 108.5 *Tyronne Jones, Nashville 2544 23 1054 1467 Andy Kelly, Nashville 518 315 60.8 3537 6.83 73 14.1 12 2.3 106.8 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 2511 0 1982 529 , San Jose 352 200 56.8 2769 7.87 47 13.4 8 2.3 106.1 Ryan Benjamin, Portland 2297 78 773 1446 Pat O’Hara, Orlando 423 238 56.3 3335 7.88 67 15.8 16 3.8 105.6 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 2162 0 994 1168 , Portland 413 235 56.9 3218 7.79 69 16.7 18 4.4 103.4 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 2131 0 1484 647 Aaron Garcia, NJR-Iowa 483 291 60.2 3615 7.48 61 12.6 14 2.9 103.0 Eddie Brown, Albany 2062 37 1673 352 Michael Baker, Grand Rapids 1967 35 875 1025 PASSING YARDS *Ron Carpenter, New York 1739 0 0 1715 Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING TOTAL OFFENSE Clint Dolezel, Houston 14 558 343 61.5 4228 81 47t 17 108.5 TOTAL RUSHING RECEIVING Mike Pawlawski, Albany 14 447 293 65.5 3795 74 47 11 121.4 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Aaron Garcia, NJR-Iowa 14 483 291 60.2 3615 61 45t 14 103.0 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 1982 136 14.6 0 0 --- 1982 136 14.6 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 14 451 295 65.4 3571 70 47t 8 121.0 Eddie Brown, Albany 1710 126 13.6 37 6 6.2 1673 120 13.9 Andy Kelly, Nashville 14 518 315 60.8 3537 73 46 12 106.8 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 1484 107 13.9 0 6 0.0 1484 101 14.7 Peter Tom Willis, Tampa Bay 14 425 255 60.0 3411 70 45 10 115.3 Larry Willis, New Jersey 1426 81 17.6 0 0 --- 1426 81 17.6 Pat O’Hara, Orlando 14 423 238 56.3 3335 67 46 16 105.6 Cory Fleming, Nashville 1376 112 12.3 0 0 --- 1376 112 12.3 James Guidry, Portland 13 413 235 56.9 3218 69 47t 18 103.4 Steve Papin, San Jose 1358 123 11.0 100 39 2.6 1258 84 15.0 Mike Perez, New York 14 449 246 54.8 3205 43 45t 15 87.5 *Oronde Gadsden, Portland 1335 93 14.4 0 0 --- 1335 93 14.4 Fred McNair, Florida 14 435 246 56.6 3150 60 45t 13 101.4 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 1209 106 11.4 15 4 3.8 1194 102 11.7 Robert Hall, Houston 1208 95 12.7 0 0 --- 1208 95 12.7 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1208 102 11.8 71 24 3.0 1137 78 14.6

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Steve Papin, San Jose 72 1632 22.7 57 4 Chad Dukes, Albany 57 1274 22.4 58 4 Barry Wagner, Orlando 54 1141 21.1 45 0 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 26 536 20.6 57 1 *Tyronne Jones, Nashville 65 1328 20.4 57 5 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 24 480 20.0 56 1 *Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 25 497 19.9 56 1 Michael Baker, Grand Rapids 47 926 19.7 54 0 Ryan Benjamin, Portland 67 1296 19.3 57 4 *Ron Carpenter, New York 81 1564 19.3 54 3 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Michael Baker, Grand Rapids 4 99 24.8 0 *Tyronne Jones, Nashville 6 139 23.2 1 Eddie Brown, Albany 11 251 22.8 1 *Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 6 136 22.7 1 Ryan Benjamin, Portland 7 150 21.4 0 Lamont Cooper, Iowa 6 128 21.3 0 Steve Papin, San Jose 10 202 20.2 0 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 22 427 19.4 1 *Ron Carpenter, New York 8 151 18.9 1 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 6 111 18.5 0 INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Corey Johnson, Nashville 11 146 13.3 37 2 Johnnie Harris, Tampa Bay 11 121 11.0 45 1 Tommy Jones, San Jose 11 84 7.6 30 0 Chris Barber, Orlando 7 67 9.6 46 1 Adrian Lunsford, New Jersey 6 66 11.0 24 0 Carlos James, Iowa 5 46 9.2 22 0 *Ron Carpenter, New York 5 36 7.2 20 0 Pat McGuirk, San Jose 5 27 5.4 17 0 Rodney Blackshear, Houston 4 104 26.0 43 1 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 4 46 11.5 29 0 Mark Ricks, Portland 4 37 9.3 23 1 Greg Hopkins, Albany 4 36 9.0 16 2 Rodney Mazion, Milwaukee 4 30 7.5 21 0 Derek Stingley, Albany 4 17 4.3 12 0 Wayne Wade, Milwaukee 4 15 3.8 15 0 FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Lynn Rowland, Tampa Bay 4 Les Barley, Tampa Bay 3 James Baron, Nashville 3 Chad Dukes, Albany 3 Johnnie Harris, Tampa Bay 3 Michael James, Milwaukee 3 Carlton Johnson, Albany 3 Chad Lindsey, New Jersey 3 *Thomas McGaughey, Houston 3 John Motton, Iowa 3 Leonard Nelson, San Jose 3 *Rodney Ray, Houston 3 Tony Wells, Florida 3 FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Leonard Conley, Iowa 4 Carlos James, Iowa 4 Tony Wells, Florida 4 Les Barley, Tampa Bay 3 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 3 James Bowden, New York 3 *Kyle Gary, San Jose 3 Lloyd Hill, Houston 3 *Bryan Hooks, Ari.-Mil. 3 Joe Jacobs, Albany 3 Tommy Jones, San Jose 3 Deryl Lane, Houston 3 Chad Lindsey, New Jersey 3 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 3 TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST *Corey Johnson, Nashville 83.0 73 20 *, Orlando 71.5 64 15 Dwayne Zackery, New York 70.5 54 33 Adrian Lunsford, New Jersey 68.5 55 27 Wayne Wade, Milwaukee 67.0 56 22 *Tommy Johnson, Albany 64.5 55 19 *, Iowa 63.5 53 21 Johnnie Harris, Tampa Bay 62.5 48 29 Pat McGuirk, San Jose 62.0 55 14 Mark Ricks, Portland 61.5 52 19 SACKS Player, Team SACKS Les Barley, Tampa Bay 8.0 Joe Jacobs, Albany 7.5 *Odell Parks, Milwaukee 7.5 Lynn Rowland, Tampa Bay 6.5 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 6.0 James Baron, Nashville 5.0 Sam Hernandez, San Jose 5.0 Leonard Nelson, San Jose 4.5 Kelvin Ingram, Orlando 4.0 Ernest Allen, Milwaukee 3.5

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1999 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Iowa 11 3 0 .786 7-0 4-3 750 643 Albany 11 3 0 .786 6-1 5-2 822 674 Grand Rapids 8 6 0 .571 4-3 4-3 726 654 New Jersey 6 8 0 .429 3-4 3-4 583 666 Milwaukee 7 7 0 .500 3-4 4-3 621 721 New England 5 9 0 .357 2-5 3-4 647 723 Houston 4 10 0 .286 3-4 1-6 742 815 Buffalo 1 13 0 .071 1-6 0-7 467 642 SOUTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Tampa Bay 11 3 0 .786 5-2 6-1 690 488 Arizona 10 4 0 .714 6-1 4-3 749 639 Nashville 8 6 0 .571 3-4 5-2 754 710 Portland 7 7 0 .500 4-3 3-4 613 597 Orlando 7 7 0 .500 4-3 3-4 634 646 San Jose 6 8 0 .429 4-3 2-5 712 746 Florida 3 11 0 .214 2-5 1-6 555 701

Quarterfinals: ORLANDO 41, Tampa Bay 19; ALBANY 55, Grand Rapids 45; ARIZONA 34, Nashville 30; IOWA 66, Milwaukee 34 Semifinals: ORLANDO 48, Iowa 41; ALBANY 73, Arizona 47 ArenaBowl XIII: ALBANY 59, Orlando 48

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS *Rookie SCORING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Eddie Brown, Albany 14 49 0 0 0 294 RUSHING Barry Wagner, Orlando 14 39 2 0 0 238 Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 14 37 1 0 0 224 Bob McMillen, Arizona 43 180 4.2 20 8 Robert Hall, Houston 13 34 2 0 0 208 Rick Hamilton, Orlando 51 147 2.9 21 4 Cory Fleming, Nashville 14 34 1 0 0 206 Tony Burse, Buffalo 54 146 2.7 24 10 , Iowa 14 34 1 0 0 206 Tim Brown, Albany 47 145 3.1 15 6 Curtis Ceaser, Florida 14 31 4 0 0 194 Les Barley, Tampa Bay 63 142 2.3 15 11 Steve Papin, San Jose 14 32 0 0 0 192 Tommy Dorsey, Orlando 27 140 5.2 45 4 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 14 27 1 0 0 164 Mike Jones, San Jose 35 140 4.0 28 3 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 14 26 0 0 0 156 Lincoln Coleman, Milwaukee 36 138 3.8 25 4 Jason Bratton, Nashville 31 125 4.0 27 9 , Albany 25 124 5.0 12 2 SCORING, NONKICKERS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Eddie Brown, Albany 49 3 45 0 0 294 RECEPTIONS Barry Wagner, Orlando 39 3 30 0 2 238 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 37 2 33 0 1 224 Eddie Brown, Albany 138 1858 13.5 45 45 Robert Hall, Houston 34 2 32 0 2 208 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 133 1578 11.9 45 33 Cory Fleming, Nashville 34 0 31 0 1 206 Curtis Ceaser, Florida 118 1586 13.4 45 31 Kevin Swayne, Iowa 34 0 32 0 1 206 Cory Fleming, Nashville 111 1227 11.1 45 31 Curtis Ceaser, Florida 31 0 31 0 4 194 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 109 1352 12.4 44 26 Steve Papin, San Jose 32 13 12 0 0 192 Robert Hall, Houston 108 1383 12.8 42 32 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 27 6 18 0 1 164 Michael Baker, Grand Rapids 102 1091 10.7 45 17 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 26 0 26 0 0 156 Kevin Swayne, Iowa 98 1580 16.1 45 32 Steve Papin, San Jose 91 1031 11.3 48 12 Darryl Hammond, Nashville 88 788 9.0 23 19 SCORING, KICKERS Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Daron Alcorn, Portland 57/57 32/54 .593 59 153 RECEIVING YARDS Carlos Huerta, San Jose 88/88 18/38 .474 51 142 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Mike Black, New England 75/75 22/45 .489 50 141 Eddie Brown, Albany 1858 138 13.5 45 45 Steve McLaughlin, Nashville 85/85 17/35 .486 46 136 Curtis Ceaser, Florida 1586 118 13.4 45 31 Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee 70/70 21/50 .420 53 133 Kevin Swayne, Iowa 1580 98 16.1 45 32 Steve Videtich, New Jersey 65/65 20/43 .465 51 125 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 1578 133 11.9 45 33 *Matt Huerkamp, Tampa Bay 79/79 15/31 .484 53 124 Robert Hall, Houston 1383 108 12.8 42 32 Remy Hamilton, Grand Rapids 84/84 12/37 .324 46 120 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 1352 109 12.4 44 26 Don Silvestri, Albany 102/102 6/16 .375 47 120 Tyronne Jones, Nashville 1279 87 14.7 43 15 Richard Defelice, HouT-Ari. 77/77 7/21 .333 35 98 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 1242 87 14.3 43 18 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1231 82 15.0 42 30 Cory Fleming, Nashville 1227 111 11.1 45 31 PASSER RATING COMP RATING Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Mike Pawlawski, Albany 442 294 66.5 3864 8.74 79 17.9 7 1.6 126.9 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Craig Kusick, Grand Rapids 458 306 66.8 3529 7.71 68 14.8 8 1.7 119.7 Steve Papin, San Jose 3135 107 1031 1997 Peter Tom Willis, Tampa Bay 417 238 57.1 3233 7.75 65 15.6 8 1.9 112.9 Barry Wagner, Orlando 2876 22 1231 1543 Clint Dolezel, Houston 556 374 67.3 4336 7.80 80 14.4 19 3.4 112.4 Tyronne Jones, Nashville 2748 0 1279 1469 Andy Kelly, Nashville 501 324 64.7 3609 7.20 67 13.4 11 2.2 110.3 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 2570 0 1352 1207 , Arizona 297 188 63.3 2161 7.28 43 14.5 8 2.7 110.1 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 2504 11 1578 915 Aaron Garcia, Iowa 468 283 60.5 3815 8.15 68 14.5 15 3.2 109.4 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 2354 29 1242 1046 *, Orlando 275 146 53.1 1991 7.24 39 14.2 9 3.3 98.3 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 2098 51 652 1359 Ron Lopez, Portland 381 211 55.4 2574 6.76 38 10.0 7 1.8 93.7 Kevin Swayne, Iowa 2074 0 1580 494 Fred McNair, Florida 464 262 56.5 3269 7.05 47 10.1 13 2.8 92.1 Eddie Brown, Albany 1990 10 1858 122 *Darrick Branch, Buffalo 1939 0 902 1037 PASSING YARDS Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING TOTAL OFFENSE Clint Dolezel, Houston 13 556 374 67.3 4336 80 45t 19 112.4 ------Total ------Rushing------Receiving------Mike Pawlawski, Albany 13 442 294 66.5 3864 79 45t 7 126.9 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Aaron Garcia, Iowa 14 468 283 60.5 3815 68 45t 15 109.4 Eddie Brown, Albany 1868 143 13.1 10 5 2.0 1858 138 13.5 Andy Kelly, Nashville 14 501 324 64.7 3609 67 45t 11 110.3 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 1589 151 10.5 11 18 0.6 1578 133 11.9 Craig Kusick, Grand Rapids 13 458 306 66.8 3529 68 45t 8 119.7 Curtis Ceaser, Florida 1586 119 13.3 0 1 0.0 1586 118 13.4 Rickey Foggie, New Jersey 14 540 309 57.2 3487 54 47t 16 89.3 Kevin Swayne, Iowa 1580 98 16.1 0 0 --- 1580 98 16.1 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 14 471 253 53.7 3390 48 45t 13 90.8 Robert Hall, Houston 1406 116 12.1 23 8 2.9 1383 108 12.8 Fred McNair, Florida 14 464 262 56.5 3269 47 45t 13 92.1 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 1352 109 12.4 0 0 --- 1352 109 12.4 Peter Tom Willis, Tampa Bay 14 417 238 57.1 3233 65 45 8 112.9 Tyronne Jones, Nashville 1279 90 14.2 0 3 0.0 1279 87 14.7 Scott Wood, San Jose 13 422 235 55.7 3069 45 49t 15 90.6 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 1271 97 13.1 29 10 2.9 1242 87 14.3 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1253 92 13.6 22 10 2.2 1231 82 15.0 Cory Fleming, Nashville 1227 114 10.8 0 3 0.0 1227 111 11.1

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee 29 681 23.5 56 4 Steve Papin, San Jose 74 1601 21.6 57 6 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 55 1179 21.4 57 1 Damon Bowers, New England 26 542 20.8 57 2 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 35 727 20.8 56 2 Kevin Swayne, Iowa 24 484 20.2 56 2 *Van Johnson, Albany 35 696 19.9 56 1 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 51 991 19.4 56 2 James Bowden, New England 35 680 19.4 56 1 Barry Wagner, Orlando 72 1388 19.3 57 3

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Steve Papin, San Jose 13 396 30.5 1 Jay Jones, Albany 4 109 27.3 0 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 7 180 25.7 1 *, Tampa Bay 7 177 25.3 1 Barry Wagner, Orlando 7 155 22.1 1 Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee 4 84 21.0 0 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 9 188 20.9 0 James Bowden, New England 4 78 19.5 0 *Darrick Branch, Buffalo 6 115 19.2 0 Rodney Blackshear, Houston 4 66 16.5 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 7 109 15.6 37 3 Barry Wagner, Orlando 6 80 13.3 48 1 Carlos James, Iowa 6 70 11.7 25 0 Delvin Myles, Portland 6 46 7.7 24 0 Rodney Mazion, Milwaukee 6 28 4.7 23 0 Cecil Doggette, Arizona 6 21 3.5 21 0 Cory Fleming, Nashville 5 96 19.2 36 2 Mark Ricks, Portland 5 60 12.0 25 1 *, Iowa 5 41 8.2 22 0 Marvin Brown, New England 5 38 7.6 17 0 Michael Baker, Grand Rapids 5 28 5.6 12 0 Kirk Pointer, Nashville 5 1 0.2 1 0

FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Carlos James, Iowa 5 *Robert Goff, Tampa Bay 4 *Clarence Lawson, Florida 4 *Jermaine Younger, New Jersey 4 Sylvester Bembery, Tampa Bay 3 *Carl Greenwood, Nashville 3 Joe Jacobs, Albany 3 Chad Lindsey, New Jersey 3 Otis Moore, New England 3 Marcellus Mostella, Grand Rapids 3

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 6 Chris Butterfield, Portland 3 Derrick Chachere, San Jose 3 Greg Hopkins, Albany 3 *Bobby McGowens, Portland 3 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay 3 *Jermaine Younger, New Jersey 3

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Damon Mason, Orlando 103.0 90 26 Shea Showers, Iowa 79.0 63 32 Derek Stingley, Albany 79.0 64 30 Anthony Bridges, Grand Rapids 77.0 66 22 Wayne Wade, Milwaukee 77.0 63 28 Antoine Worthman, Buffalo 72.0 60 24 Billy Mitchell, New England 68.0 59 18 *Chris Lawson, Albany 67.5 52 31 *Clarence Lawson, Florida 67.0 62 10 Tracey Perkins, Tampa Bay 63.0 55 16

SACKS Player, Team SACKS Robert Stewart, New Jersey 8.0 Joe Jacobs, Albany 6.0 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 5.5 James Baron, Nashville 5.0 Sam Hernandez, San Jose 5.0 Tony Jones, Buffalo 5.0 Jon Krick, Albany 4.5 *Sylvester Stanley, Grand Rapids 4.5 William Carr, Orlando 4.0 *, Grand Rapids 4.0 Chuck Reed, Portland 4.0

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2000 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA Iowa 9 5 0 .643 5-2 4-3 797 677 Albany 9 5 0 .643 5-2 4-3 815 706 Milwaukee 7 7 0 .500 3-4 4-3 750 714 New England 8 6 0 .571 5-2 3-4 694 696 Grand Rapids 6 8 0 .429 3-4 3-4 628 721 Buffalo 5 9 0 .357 3-4 2-5 615 767 Houston 3 11 0 .214 2-5 1-6 709 810 New Jersey 4 10 0 .286 2-5 2-5 698 773 WESTERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY PF PA San Jose 12 2 0 .857 6-1 6-1 871 648 Orlando 11 3 0 .786 5-2 6-1 663 568 Arizona 12 2 0 .857 5-2 7-0 727 592 Nashville 9 5 0 .643 3-4 6-1 671 593 Oklahoma 7 7 0 .500 5-2 2-5 654 605 Tampa Bay 8 6 0 .571 5-2 3-4 657 598 Los Angeles 3 11 0 .214 1-6 2-5 659 831 Carolina 3 11 0 .214 2-5 1-6 641 783 Florida 3 11 0 .214 2-5 1-6 537 704 First Round: ARIZONA 41, Buffalo 34; OKLAHOMA 52, New England 38; NASHVILLE 57, Grand Rapids 14; TAMPA BAY 72, Milwaukee 64 Quarterfinals: ORLANDO 34, Tampa Bay 24; SAN JOSE 63, Oklahoma 40; ARIZONA 53, Albany 50; NASHVILLE 63, Iowa 56 Semifinals: NASHVILLE 51, San Jose 42; ORLANDO 56, Arizona 44 ArenaBowl XIV: ORLANDO 41, Nashville 38

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie

SCORING RUSHING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Mike Horacek, Iowa 14 46 0 0 0 276 Rick Hamilton, Orlando 72 210 2.9 15 9 Steve Papin, San Jose 13 38 0 0 0 228 , Orlando 60 200 3.3 28 6 Greg Hopkins, Albany 14 32 2 0 0 196 Leroy Thompson, Albany 59 190 3.2 16 14 Sean Riley, Milwaukee 14 28 0 0 0 168 *, Houston 47 179 3.8 17 11 *Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 14 26 0 0 0 156 Rupert Grant, Nashville 38 161 4.2 26 9 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 13 25 1 0 0 152 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 59 156 2.6 18 14 , Iowa 14 0 0 16 99 147 Lincoln Coleman, Milwaukee 49 151 3.1 23 5 Carlos Johnson, Oklahoma 14 24 0 0 0 144 Jason Bratton, Nashville 45 149 3.3 27 3 Mike Black, Buffalo 14 0 0 23 70 139 Bob McMillen, Arizona 51 143 2.8 9 6 Ben Bronson, Houston 12 22 3 0 0 138 David White, Buffalo 37 132 3.6 17 10 Steve Videtich, Milwaukee 14 0 0 16 90 138

SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Mike Horacek, Iowa 46 0 46 0 0 276 Carlos Johnson, Oklahoma 122 1412 11.6 43 23 Steve Papin, San Jose 38 11 23 0 0 228 Mike Horacek, Iowa 119 1880 15.8 45 46 Greg Hopkins, Albany 32 0 30 0 2 196 Ben Bronson, Houston 112 1494 13.3 48 21 Sean Riley, Milwaukee 28 0 27 0 0 168 Greg Hopkins, Albany 111 1295 11.7 45 30 *Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 26 0 26 0 0 156 Bobby Olive, Buffalo 106 1184 11.2 32 15 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 25 4 20 0 1 152 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 105 1202 11.4 46 18 Carlos Johnson, Oklahoma 24 0 23 0 0 144 Sean Riley, Milwaukee 96 1349 14.1 45 27 Ben Bronson, Houston 22 1 21 0 3 138 *Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 91 1325 14.6 40 26 Jerry Reese, San Jose 22 0 22 0 1 134 Steve Papin, San Jose 89 1221 13.7 45 23 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 22 0 22 0 0 132 Michael Baker, Grand Rapids 84 909 10.8 39 9 *David Saunders, New Jersey 22 0 20 0 0 132

RECEIVING YARDS SCORING, KICKERS Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Mike Horacek, Iowa 1880 119 15.8 45 46 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Ben Bronson, Houston 1494 112 13.3 48 21 Clay Rush, Iowa 99/99 16/28 .571 56 147 Carlos Johnson, Oklahoma 1412 122 11.6 43 23 Mike Black, Buffalo 70/70 23/42 .548 54 139 Sean Riley, Milwaukee 1349 96 14.1 45 27 Steve Videtich, Milwaukee 90/90 16/32 .500 46 138 *Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1325 91 14.6 40 26 *, Albany 96/96 13/25 .520 58 135 Greg Hopkins, Albany 1295 111 11.7 45 30 *Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids 59/59 25/44 .568 53 134 Steve Papin, San Jose 1221 89 13.7 45 23 Bjorn Nittmo, Arizona 86/86 13/25 .520 53 125 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 1202 105 11.4 46 18 David Cool, Orlando 77/77 14/32 .438 48 119 Bobby Olive, Buffalo 1184 106 11.2 32 15 *Matt George, New England 77/77 13/31 .419 44 116 *Quincy Jackson, Albany 954 68 14.0 48 16 Kyle Pooler, Los Angeles 74/74 13/35 .371 50 113

Daron Alcorn, Oklahoma 70/70 12/27 .444 54 106 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PASSER RATING Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET COMP RATING Steve Papin, San Jose 2957 59 1221 1677 Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee 2722 -6 923 1805 Mark Grieb, San Jose 337 216 64.1 3095 9.18 62 18.4 3 0.9 129.6 Ben Bronson, Houston 2658 8 1494 1156 Aaron Garcia, Iowa 469 297 63.3 4026 8.58 92 19.6 8 1.7 123.1 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 2304 33 764 1491 Mike Pawlawski, Albany 479 324 67.6 3772 7.87 70 14.6 8 1.7 120.8 Mike Horacek, Iowa 1960 0 1880 80 Kevin McDougal, Milwaukee 442 285 64.5 3889 8.80 73 16.5 17 3.8 116.0 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 1854 5 1202 647 Robert Hall, Houston 496 325 65.5 4053 8.17 64 12.9 11 2.2 113.8 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 1806 0 859 947 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 473 277 58.6 3454 7.30 72 15.2 7 1.5 113.2 Michael Baker, Grand Rapids 1799 3 909 872 *, New England 220 143 65.0 1657 7.53 31 14.1 6 2.7 111.5 *Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1749 -6 1325 430 *Tim Carey, New England 226 133 58.8 1795 7.94 33 14.6 6 2.7 109.7 Van Johnson, Albany 1659 36 637 981 Andy Kelly, Nashville 429 283 66.0 3107 7.24 55 12.8 10 2.3 109.6 Connell Maynor, Orlando 400 235 58.8 3167 7.92 54 13.5 10 2.5 107.4 TOTAL OFFENSE ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING ----- PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG PASSING YARDS Mike Horacek, Iowa 1880 119 15.8 0 0 --- 1880 119 15.8 Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Ben Bronson, Houston 1502 115 13.1 8 3 2.7 1494 112 13.3 Robert Hall, Houston 14 496 325 65.5 4053 64 48t 11 113.8 Carlos Johnson, Oklahoma 1408 125 11.3 -4 3 -1.3 1412 122 11.6 Aaron Garcia, Iowa 14 469 297 63.3 4026 92 45t 8 123.1 Sean Riley, Milwaukee 1349 96 14.1 0 0 --- 1349 96 14.1 Kevin McDougal, Milwaukee 14 442 285 64.5 3889 73 46t 17 116.0 *Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1319 94 14.0 -6 3 -2.0 1325 91 14.6 Mike Pawlawski, Albany 14 479 324 67.6 3772 70 48t 8 120.8 Greg Hopkins, Albany 1295 111 11.7 0 0 --- 1295 111 11.7 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 14 473 277 58.6 3454 72 42t 7 113.2 Steve Papin, San Jose 1280 116 11.0 59 27 2.2 1221 89 13.7 *, New Jersey 13 490 283 57.8 3378 62 48 17 96.1 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 1207 111 10.9 5 6 0.8 1202 105 11.4 Fred McNair, Car.-Fla. 14 451 258 57.2 3326 61 48t 13 102.3 Bobby Olive, Buffalo 1184 106 11.2 0 0 --- 1184 106 11.2 Connell Maynor, Orlando 14 400 235 58.8 3167 54 45t 10 107.4 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 964 73 13.2 15 7 2.1 949 66 14.4 Andy Kelly, Nashville 14 429 283 66.0 3107 55 45t 10 109.6 Mark Grieb, San Jose 14 337 216 64.1 3095 62 47t 3 129.6

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Anthony Derricks, New England 56 1404 25.1 58 6 Tyronne Jones, Nashville 34 779 22.9 56 3 Steve Papin, San Jose 65 1479 22.8 57 3 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 60 1365 22.8 57 4 Anthony Rice, Los Angeles 30 657 21.9 55 1 *Terrill Shaw, Buffalo 19 414 21.8 37 0 Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee 79 1669 21.1 57 7 Van Johnson, Albany 42 878 20.9 57 2 *Dexter Dawson, Carolina 28 585 20.9 53 0 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 41 844 20.6 58 1

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD James Bowden, Tampa Bay 4 103 25.8 0 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 5 126 25.2 0 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 10 223 22.3 1 Ron Carpenter, Nashville 4 88 22.0 0 Steve Papin, San Jose 9 198 22.0 1 Bernard Holmes, Florida 4 85 21.3 0 *, Orlando 9 186 20.7 0 Van Johnson, Albany 5 103 20.6 0 George Lafrance, New Jersey 10 204 20.4 0 Mark Ricks, Oklahoma 12 233 19.4 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 11 142 12.9 49 1 Kevin Kaesviharn, Iowa 10 81 8.1 25 0 Carlos James, Iowa 8 96 12.0 28 1 Damon Mason, Orlando 7 23 3.3 15 2 Kevin Gaines, New Jersey 6 0 0.0 0 0 *Anthony Derricks, New England 5 124 24.8 39 2 Mark Ricks, Oklahoma 5 122 24.4 49 2 Barry Wagner, San Jose 5 76 15.2 47 1 Barry Dillard, Oklahoma 5 25 5.0 20 0 Wayne Wade, Milwaukee 5 16 3.2 15 0 FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Damon Mason, Orlando 9 Barry Wagner, San Jose 9 Sam Hernandez, San Jose 7 Cecil Doggette, Arizona 4 Chris Butterfield, Oklahoma 3 Ron Carpenter, Nashville 3 *Darion Conner, Tampa Bay 3 Michael Hicks, New England 3 *Jeroid Johnson, New Jersey 3 *Brad Keeney, Carolina 3 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 3 Mark Ricks, Oklahoma 3 Cedric Walker, Arizona 3 Cornelius White, Carolina 3

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Antoine Worthman, Tampa Bay 6 Darryl Hammond, Nashville 5 *Brad Keeney, Carolina 5 *Joey Dozier, San Jose 4 Bob McMillen, Arizona 4 Tom Briggs, Oklahoma 3 Bo Kelly, Carolina 3 Sean Riley, Milwaukee 3 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 3

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Damon Mason, Orlando 108.0 100 16 Kevin Kaesviharn, Iowa 94.5 82 25 Shea Showers, Iowa 89.0 82 14 Evan Hlavacek, Albany 83.0 68 30 *Anthony Derricks, New England 82.5 72 21 Clarence Lawson, Florida 76.0 64 24 Paul Guidry, Milwaukee 74.0 67 14 Antoine Worthman, Tampa Bay 73.0 54 38 Cecil Doggette, Arizona 66.0 58 16 Wayne Wade, Milwaukee 64.5 59 11

SACKS Player, Team SACKS Sam Hernandez, San Jose 12.0 Hugh Hunter, Milwaukee 9.0 Victor Hall, Los Angeles 8.0 Joe Jacobs, Albany 7.5 Chuck Reed, Oklahoma 7.0 Tom Briggs, Oklahoma 6.5 B.J. Cohen, Orlando 6.5 *Aaron Hamilton, Nashville 6.0 Cedric White, Florida 6.0 Terry Grooms, Milwaukee 5.0 Bob McMillen, Arizona 5.0

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2001 FINAL STANDINGS

AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT PF PA Grand Rapids 11 3 0 .786 6-1 5-2 0-0 801 776 Toronto 8 6 0 .571 4-3 4-3 0-0 694 706 Indiana 9 5 0 .643 6-1 3-4 0-0 814 717 New York 8 6 0 .571 5-2 3-4 0-0 898 828 Detroit 7 7 0 .500 5-2 2-5 0-0 639 666 Carolina 7 7 0 .500 5-2 2-5 0-0 786 685 Chicago 7 7 0 .500 5-2 2-5 0-0 684 699 Buffalo 6 8 0 .429 4-3 2-5 0-0 649 739 Milwaukee 3 11 0 .214 2-5 1-5 0-1 598 768 New Jersey 2 12 0 .143 2-5 0-7 0-0 543 695 WESTERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT PF PA W L T PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT PF PA San Jose 10 4 0 .714 6-1 3-3 1-0 831 673 Nashville 10 4 0 .714 6-1 3-3 1-0 724 550 Arizona 8 6 0 .571 3-4 4-2 1-0 748 644 Tampa Bay 10 4 0 .714 5-2 4-2 1-0 760 613 Los Angeles 5 9 0 .357 3-4 1-5 1-0 564 716 Orlando 8 6 0 .571 5-2 3-4 0-0 675 627 Oklahoma 5 9 0 .357 4-3 0-6 1-0 630 759 Florida 6 8 0 .429 3-4 3-4 0-0 660 717 Houston 3 11 0 .214 0-0 2-5 1-6 683 803

First Round: CHICAGO 41, Orlando 26; TORONTO 64, New York 57; ARIZONA 52, Detroit 44; INDIANA 58, Carolina 41 Quarterfinals: NASHVILLE 45, Toronto 38; SAN JOSE 68, Arizona 49; GRAND RAPIDS 53, Chicago 21; INDIANA 68, Tampa Bay 31 Semifinals: NASHVILLE 71, San Jose 47; GRAND RAPIDS 83, Indiana 70 ArenaBowl XV: GRAND RAPIDS 64, Nashville 42

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie

SCORING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Eddie Brown, Indiana 14 45 0 0 0 270 PASSING YARDS Kevin Swayne, New York 14 43 1 0 0 260 Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Robert Gordon, Detroit 14 42 3 0 0 258 Aaron Garcia, New York 14 529 368 69.6 4515 104 47t 15 123.4 *Siaha Burley, Orlando 12 34 1 0 0 206 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 14 574 364 63.4 3952 80 41t 10 111.2 Joe Douglass, Chicago 14 32 1 0 0 194 *, Buffalo 14 484 295 61.0 3787 64 46t 15 105.6 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 11 30 2 0 0 184 Rickey Foggie, Florida 14 507 280 55.2 3619 69 46t 15 99.5 James Roe, San Jose 11 30 0 0 0 180 Raymond Philyaw, Indiana 13 404 276 68.3 3518 68 45 3 131.8 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 14 29 1 0 0 176 Scott Semptimphelter, Detroit 14 478 287 60.0 3508 76 45 20 104.8 Steve McLaughlin, Nashville 14 0 0 23 83 152 Fred McNair, Carolina 14 434 282 65.0 3271 63 45t 6 118.2 Nelson Garner, Indiana 14 0 0 18 96 150 *, Orlando 12 377 224 59.4 3004 60 46t 12 111.1 John Kaleo, Tampa Bay 12 407 234 57.5 2900 59 45t 12 103.6 Ron Lopez, Orlando 12 425 239 56.2 2714 39 45t 10 88.7 SCORING, NONKICKERS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Eddie Brown, Indiana 45 8 37 0 0 270 RUSHING Kevin Swayne, New York 43 0 43 0 1 260 Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Robert Gordon, Detroit 42 0 42 0 3 258 *Travis Reece, Nashville 42 190 4.5 39 6 *Siaha Burley, Orlando 34 4 26 0 1 206 Joey Dozier, San Jose 45 188 4.2 24 10 Joe Douglass, Chicago 32 2 26 0 1 194 Bo Kelly, Arizona 45 171 3.8 22 9 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 30 3 26 0 2 184 Leroy Thompson, Indiana 59 157 2.7 14 10 James Roe, San Jose 30 0 28 0 0 180 *Brian Goolsby, Oklahoma 33 154 4.7 35 7 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 29 1 22 0 1 176 Connell Maynor, New Jersey 43 135 3.1 29 4 Tyronne Jones, Nashville 24 3 21 0 0 144 Jarrick Hillery, Nashville 41 126 3.1 31 12 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 24 0 23 0 0 144 Rupert Grant, Nashville 49 124 2.5 11 6 Bob McMillen, San Jose 31 123 4.0 30 7 *Lawrence Lewis, Milwaukee 34 122 3.6 23 4 SCORING, KICKERS Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS RECEPTIONS Steve McLaughlin, Nashville 83/83 23/36 .639 55 152 Nelson Garner, Indiana 96/96 18/35 .514 49 150 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Clay Rush, New York 110/110 12/23 .522 53 146 Kevin Swayne, New York 131 1890 14.4 47 43 Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids 96/96 15/26 .577 56 143 Robert Gordon, Detroit 125 1630 13.0 45 42 David Cool, Orlando 71/71 20/38 .526 45 131 Eddie Brown, Indiana 118 1534 13.0 45 37 Mike Black, Tampa Bay 91/91 13/22 .591 50 130 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 111 1418 12.8 45 22 Scott Szeredy, Houston 75/75 18/32 .563 52 129 Terence Davis, Houston 101 1325 13.1 45 17 Matt George, Toronto 79/79 15/30 .500 56 124 Greg Hopkins, Indiana 100 1216 12.2 34 18 Remy Hamilton, Milwaukee 64/64 18/41 .439 58 118 Joe Douglass, Chicago 99 1287 13.0 45 26 Steve Videtich, New Jersey 58/58 19/42 .452 48 115 , Toronto 98 1340 13.7 43 20 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 90 1205 13.4 45 26 *Siaha Burley, Orlando 88 1135 12.9 43 26 PASSER RATING Alvin Ashley, Milwaukee 88 1075 12.2 38 20 COMP RATING Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Mark Grieb, San Jose 229 157 68.6 2331 10.18 47 20.5 4 1.7 133.9 RECEIVING YARDS Raymond Philyaw, Indiana 404 276 68.3 3518 8.71 68 16.8 3 0.7 131.8 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Aaron Garcia, New York 529 368 69.6 4515 8.53 104 19.7 15 2.8 123.4 Kevin Swayne, New York 1890 131 14.4 47 43 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 297 193 65.0 2505 8.43 46 15.5 7 2.4 120.3 Robert Gordon, Detroit 1630 125 13.0 45 42 Fred McNair, Carolina 434 282 65.0 3271 7.54 63 14.5 6 1.4 118.2 Eddie Brown, Indiana 1534 118 13.0 45 37 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 574 364 63.4 3952 6.89 80 13.9 10 1.7 111.2 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 1418 111 12.8 45 22 *Craig Whelihan, Orlando 377 224 59.4 3004 7.97 60 15.9 12 3.2 111.1 Damian Harrell, Toronto 1340 98 13.7 43 20 *John Dutton, San Jose 212 127 59.9 1810 8.54 31 14.6 7 3.3 110.4 Terence Davis, Houston 1325 101 13.1 45 17 *, Chicago 358 219 61.2 2668 7.45 56 15.6 13 3.6 108.1 Joe Douglass, Chicago 1287 99 13.0 45 26 *Jim Kubiak, Buffalo 484 295 61.0 3787 7.82 64 13.2 15 3.1 105.6 James Roe, San Jose 1232 78 15.8 47 28 Greg Hopkins, Indiana 1216 100 12.2 34 18 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 1205 90 13.4 45 26

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*Ty Grovesteen, Detroit 3 Sir Mawn Wilson, Tampa 3 Nyle Wiren, Tampa Bay 3

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS TACKLES Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 3459 33 1418 2008 *Cornelius Coe, Indiana 121.5 102 39 *Siaha Burley, Orlando 2719 14 1135 1570 Damon Mason, Orlando 101.0 87 28 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 2550 27 1205 1318 Antoine Worthman, Detroit 99.0 81 36 Joe Douglass, Chicago 2524 26 1287 1207 Tommy Henry, Tampa Bay 81.5 61 41 Robert Gordon, Detroit 2518 0 1630 888 Clarence Lawson, Florida 75.5 65 21 Alvin Ashley, Milwaukee 2361 36 1075 1250 Anthony Derricks, Toronto 73.0 64 18 Kevin Swayne, New York 2008 0 1890 118 Kusanti Abdul-Salaam, Oklahoma 69.0 64 10 Anthony Derricks, Toronto 1954 0 0 1823 Shea Showers, New York 68.0 49 38 Bernard Holmes, Florida 1877 -1 1131 747 Adrian Lunsford, Nashville 66.5 58 17 Barry Wagner, San Jose 1854 9 745 1055 Darius Hadley, Los Angeles 65.5 60 11

TOTAL OFFENSE ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING ----- SACKS Player, Team SACKS PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Robert Stewart, New York 9.0 Kevin Swayne, New York 1890 131 14.4 0 0 --- 1890 131 14.4 *R-Kal Truluck, Detroit 8.5 Robert Gordon, Detroit 1630 125 13.0 0 0 --- 1630 125 13.0 James Baron, Nashville 6.0 Eddie Brown, Indiana 1604 143 11.2 70 25 2.8 1534 118 13.0 *Ben Crosland, Nashville 6.0 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 1451 124 11.7 33 13 2.5 1418 111 12.8 Otis Moore, New Jersey 6.0 Damian Harrell, Toronto 1341 99 13.5 1 1 .0 1340 98 13.7 Rod Williams, Tampa Bay 6.0 Terence Davis, Houston 1323 102 13.0 -2 1 -2.0 1325 101 13.1 Ernest Allen, Orlando 5.5 Joe Douglass, Chicago 1313 106 12.4 26 7 3.7 1287 99 13.0 *Kerwin Hairston, Buffalo 5.5 James Roe, San Jose 1243 79 15.7 11 7 11.0 1232 78 15.8 Anthony Hutch, Chicago 5.5 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 1232 100 12.3 27 10 2.8 1205 9 13.4 *Tim Martin, Oklahoma 5.5 Greg Hopkins, Indiana 1216 100 12.2 0 0 --- 1216 100 12.2

KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Ron Carpenter, Nashville 23 578 25.1 55 5 Corey Johnson, Carolina 49 1213 24.8 57 5 *Ricky Ross, Grand Rapids 30 696 23.2 56 2 *Carl Bond, Carolina 19 439 23.1 58 2 *Chris Horn, Arizona 19 433 22.8 48 0 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 56 1276 22.8 52 1 *Siaha Burley, Orlando 63 1425 22.6 57 4 *Sedrick Robinson, Houston 39 880 22.6 58 3 Van Johnson, Indiana 31 694 22.4 57 1 Geoff Turner, New York 32 700 21.9 55 1

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD *Gunnard Twynner, Tampa Bay 4 113 28.3 0 Corey Johnson, Carolina 4 108 27.0 0 *Carl Bond, Carolina 11 264 24.0 1 Anthony Derricks, Toronto 10 217 21.7 0 Joe Douglass, Chicago 10 217 21.7 0 *Ricky Ross, Grand Rapids 4 86 21.5 0 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 11 229 20.8 1 *Siaha Burley, Orlando 7 145 20.7 0 Jay Jones, Indiana 6 122 20.3 0 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 11 210 19.1 1

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Dameon Porter, Chicago 12 100 8.3 20 0 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 10 99 9.9 27 1 Mark Ricks, Los Angeles 8 85 10.6 47 2 Jeroid Johnson, New Jersey 6 40 6.7 23 1 Corey Johnson, California 6 38 6.3 22 1 Carlos James, Buffalo 6 33 5.5 19 0 Shea Showers, New York 6 20 3.3 10 0 Anthony Derricks, Toronto 5 98 19.6 48 1 Carl Greenwood, Houston 5 53 10.6 25 1 Cecil Doggette, Arizona 5 43 8.6 28 0 Keita Crespina, New Jersey 5 21 4.2 21 0

FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Otis Moore, New Jersey 6 Clarence Lawson, Florida 5 Aaron Hamilton, Nashville 4 Tommy Henry, Tampa Bay 4 *Chris Horn, Arizona 4 Jeroid Johnson, New jersey 4 *R-Kal Truluck, Detroit 4 , Arizona 3 B.J. Cohen, Orlando 3 Cliff Dell, Orlando 3 Tony Henderson, Chicago 3 Jai Hill, Chicago 3 Greg Hopkins, Indiana 3 Kevin Huntley, Milwaukee 3 Joe Jacobs, San Jose 3 *C.J. McLain, Nashville 3 Craig Moore, Milwaukee 3 *Dwayne Sabb, New Jersey 3 *Marvin Thomas, Detroit 3 Keith Williams, New York 3 Rod Williams, Tampa Bay 3 Jermaine Younger, Toronto 3

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Kevin Huntley, Milwaukee 4 *Sedrick Robinson, Houston 4 James Baron, Nashville 3 Kerry Brown, Toronto 3 Leonard Conley, New York 3 Anthony Derricks, Toronto 3 Corey Dowden, New Jersey 3 Cliff Green, Nashville 3

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Chicago 9 5 0 .643 6-1 3-4 747 671 New Jersey 9 5 0 .643 4-3 5-2 714 662 Grand Rapids 8 6 0 .571 4-3 4-3 756 759 Buffalo 6 8 0 .429 4-3 2-5 627 675 Indiana 7 7 0 .500 4-3 3-4 669 646 Toronto 5 9 0 .357 2-5 3-4 644 656 Detroit 1 13 0 .071 1-6 0-7 550 740 New York 3 11 0 .214 2-5 1-6 666 804 SOUTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Orlando 7 7 0 .500 2-5 5-2 637 669 San Jose 13 1 0 .929 7-0 6-1 878 660 Carolina 6 8 0 .429 1-6 5-2 624 665 Arizona 11 3 0 .786 5-2 6-1 729 624 Tampa Bay 6 8 0 .429 2-5 4-3 666 715 Los Angeles 8 6 0 .571 4-3 4-3 731 694 Georgia 6 8 0 .429 3-4 3-4 703 688 Dallas 7 7 0 .500 3-4 4-3 742 755

First Round: ORLANDO 32, Buffalo 27; TAMPA BAY 66, Los Angeles 41; DALLAS 47, Indiana 46; CAROLINA 72, Grand Rapids 64 Quarterfinals: ORLANDO 49, New Jersey 46; SAN JOSE 55, Tampa Bay 48; ARIZONA 61, Carolina 59; CHICAGO 60, Dallas47 Semifinals: SAN JOSE 52, Orlando 40; ARIZONA 46, Chicago 35 ArenaBowl XVI: SAN JOSE 52, Arizona 14

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie

SCORING RUSHING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG TD Chris Horn, Arizona 14 36 1 0 0 218 Chad Dukes, Los Angeles 81 223 2.8 12 , San Jose 14 35 0 0 0 210 Travis Reece, Georgia 53 168 3.2 10 Greg Hopkins, Los Angeles 14 33 1 0 0 200 Bo Kelly, Arizona 45 138 3.1 8 Mike Horacek, New Jersey 14 31 0 0 0 186 Chris Ryan, Grand Rapids 49 131 2.7 12 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 10 30 1 0 0 182 Jermaine Younger, Toronto 42 119 2.8 8 *, New York 14 27 1 0 0 164 Leroy Thompson, Indiana 37 117 3.2 10 Eddie Brown, Indiana 11 26 0 0 0 156 Marrio Grier, Carolina 36 117 3.2 8 *, Chicago 14 26 0 0 0 156 Travis McDonald, Grand Rapids 23 109 4.7 4 *Steve Smith, Grand Rapids 10 26 0 0 0 156 James Williams, San Jose 31 108 3.5 8 Barry Wagner, San Jose 14 26 0 0 0 156 Bob McMillen, San Jose 33 101 3.1 7 Jason Wells, Dallas 14 0 0 25 81 156

RECEPTIONS SCORING, NONKICKERS Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Mike Horacek, New Jersey 118 1281 10.9 37 31 Chris Horn, Arizona 36 5 29 0 1 218 Chris Horn, Arizona 104 1324 12.7 41 29 James Hundon, San Jose 35 0 35 0 0 210 Greg Hopkins, Los Angeles 102 1285 12.6 41 29 Greg Hopkins, Los Angeles 33 0 29 0 1 200 James Hundon, San Jose 98 1464 14.9 45 35 Mike Horacek, New Jersey 31 0 31 0 0 186 Steve Papin, New York 97 944 9.7 47 15 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 30 1 28 0 1 182 Damian Harrell, Toronto 92 1277 13.9 40 19 *Mike Furrey, New York 27 0 27 0 1 164 Aaron Bailey, Carolina 89 1102 12.4 33 18 Eddie Brown, Indiana 26 5 21 0 0 156 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 85 1205 14.2 49 28 *Antonio Chatman, Chicago 26 0 23 0 0 156 *Andy McCullough, Dallas 82 836 10.2 47 24 *Steve Smith, Grand Rapids 26 0 26 0 0 156 Lamont Cooper, Buffalo 80 1050 13.1 45 11 Barry Wagner, San Jose 26 10 16 0 0 156 , Grand Rapids 80 973 12.2 45 15

SCORING, KICKERS RECEIVING YARDS Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS James Hundon, San Jose 1464 98 14.9 45 35 Jason Wells, Dallas 81/81 25/43 .581 50 156 Chris Horn, Arizona 1324 104 12.7 41 29 Clay Rush, New York 70/70 22/43 .512 47 136 Greg Hopkins, Los Angeles 1285 102 12.6 41 29 Daron Alcorn, San Jose 104/104 10/16 .625 50 134 Mike Horacek, New Jersey 1281 118 10.9 37 31 Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles 83/83 16/32 .500 52 131 Damian Harrell, Toronto 1277 92 13.9 40 19 Steve Videtich, New Jersey 88/88 14/25 .560 35 130 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1205 85 14.2 49 28 Matt George, Toronto 70/70 18/41 .439 55 124 Aaron Bailey, Carolina 1102 89 12.4 33 18 Steve McLaughlin, Buffalo 75/75 14/37 .378 51 117 *Antonio Chatman, Chicago 1068 74 14.4 49 23 Mike Black, Tampa Bay 62/62 15/28 .536 46 107 *Mike Furrey, New York 1055 74 14.3 45 27 Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids 82/83 4/14 .286 33 100 Lamont Cooper, Buffalo 1050 80 13.1 45 11 Brian Schmitz, Carolina 51/51 15/34 .441 41 96

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PASSER RATING Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET COMP RATING Steve Papin, New York 3147 3 944 2200 Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Lamont Cooper, Buffalo 2746 47 1050 1649 Mark Grieb, San Jose 385 249 64.7 3346 8.69 70 18.2 5 1.3 126.4 *Antonio Chatman, Chicago 2666 -10 1068 1608 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 439 270 61.5 3219 7.33 69 15.8 9 2.1 114.6 Chris Horn, Arizona 2546 42 1324 1161 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 505 339 67.1 3878 7.68 79 15.6 19 3.8 113.5 Siaha Burley, Orlando 1828 -1 907 922 *, Los Angeles 467 282 60.4 3568 7.64 67 14.3 9 1.9 112.1 Willis Marshall, Grand Rapids 1819 5 973 841 Billy Dicken, Chicago 431 264 61.3 3508 8.14 74 17.2 16 3.7 111.2 Sedrick Robinson, New Jersey 1608 32 554 973 Donnie Davis, Georgia 343 221 64.4 2535 7.39 45 13.1 8 2.3 109.7 James Hundon, San Jose 1542 0 1464 79 Andy Kelly, Dallas 511 319 62.4 3295 6.45 73 14.3 16 3.1 103.6 *, San Jose 1510 0 0 1497 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 323 203 62.8 2164 6.70 39 12.1 7 2.2 103.5 Chuck Winters, Detroit 1508 3 588 917 Raymond Philyaw, Indiana 450 266 59.1 3167 7.04 56 12.4 9 2.0 103.4 Jay Gruden, Orlando 501 310 61.9 3621 7.23 68 13.6 20 4.0 101.1 TOTAL OFFENSE ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING------PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG PASSING YARDS James Hundon, San Jose 1464 98 14.9 0 0 --- 1464 98 14.9 Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Chris Horn, Arizona 1366 117 11.7 42 13 3.2 1324 104 12.7 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 14 505 339 67.1 3878 79 45t 19 113.5 Greg Hopkins, Los Angeles 1294 104 12.4 9 2 4.5 1285 102 12.6 Jay Gruden, Orlando 14 501 310 61.9 3621 68 47t 20 101.1 Mike Horacek, New Jersey 1282 119 10.8 1 1 1.0 1281 118 10.9 *Jay McDonagh, New Jersey 14 536 334 62.3 3599 62 41t 15 99.2 Damian Harrell, Toronto 1275 93 13.7 -2 1 -2.0 1277 92 13.9 *Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 14 467 282 60.4 3568 67 49t 9 112.1 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1206 87 13.9 1 2 0.5 1205 85 14.2 Billy Dicken, Chicago 14 431 264 61.3 3508 74 49 16 111.2 Aaron Bailey, Carolina 1103 90 12.3 1 1 1.0 1102 89 12.4 Mark Grieb, San Jose 13 385 249 64.7 3346 70 47t 5 126.4 Lamont Cooper, Buffalo 1097 107 10.3 47 27 1.7 1050 80 13.1 Andy Kelly, Dallas 14 511 319 62.4 3295 73 47t 16 103.6 *Antonio Chatman, Chicago 1058 76 13.9 -10 2 -5.0 1068 74 14.4 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 14 439 270 61.5 3219 69 45t 9 114.6 *Mike Furrey, New York 1057 75 14.1 2 1 2.0 1055 74 14.3 Raymond Philyaw, Indiana 13 450 266 59.1 3167 56 48t 9 103.4 Fred McNair, Buffalo 12 383 209 54.6 2761 49 45t 12 96.5 87

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Kareem Larrimore, Dallas 21 550 26.2 48 0 Evan Hlavacek, Indiana 28 687 24.5 57 3 Sedrick Robinson, New Jersey 40 957 23.9 58 4 *Clevan Thomas, San Jose 59 1353 22.9 58 6 *Antonio Chatman, Chicago 62 1381 22.3 55 2 Chris Horn, Arizona 42 929 22.1 50 0 Anthony Derricks, Toronto 54 1188 22.0 57 4 Steve Papin, New York 95 2086 22.0 58 5 Chuck Winters, Detroit 39 853 21.9 57 3 Melvin Cunningham, Tampa Bay 22 475 21.6 55 2

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Ron Carpenter, Georgia 4 134 33.5 1 *Antonio Chatman, Chicago 10 227 22.7 1 Carl Bond, Carolina 4 88 22.0 0 Lamont Cooper, Buffalo 5 107 21.4 0 Mark Ricks, Los Angeles 6 127 21.2 0 *Clevan Thomas, San Jose 7 144 20.6 1 Steve Papin, New York 6 114 19.0 0 Chris Horn, Arizona 13 232 17.8 1 Anthony Derricks, Toronto 5 78 15.6 0 James Hundon, San Jose 4 59 14.8 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Dameon Porter, Chicago 10 156 15.6 49 2 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 8 41 5.1 19 1 Kevin Gaines, Carolina 8 34 4.3 24 0 Ron Carpenter, Georgia 7 135 19.3 38 2 Corey Johnson, Buffalo 7 5 0.7 5 0 Anthony Derricks, Toronto 6 120 20.0 43 1 Cliff Green, Georgia 6 113 18.8 42 0 *DeJuan Alfonzo, Indiana 6 89 14.8 52 1 *Donvetis Franklin, New York 6 62 10.3 25 1 Greg Hopkins, Los Angeles 5 83 16.6 37 3 *Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 5 67 13.4 49 1 *Mike Furrey, New York 5 16 3.2 10 0 Hassan Shamsid-Deen, Dallas 5 16 3.2 16 0 *Clevan Thomas, San Jose 5 13 2.6 13 0

FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Keita Crespina, Tampa Bay 4 John Moyer, Chicago 4 Chris Snyder, Indiana 4 James Bowden, New Jersey 3 Wendall Gaines, Arizona 3 Anthony Hicks, Toronto 3 Steve Konopka, Toronto 3 Damon Mason, New Jersey 3 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 3

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Cliff Dell, Orlando 4 Ernest Allen, Orlando 3 *Donvetis Franklin, New York 3 Greg Hopkins, Los Angeles 3 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 3 Chris Snyder, Indiana 3

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Cedric Walker, Chicago 98.0 84 28 *Donvetis Franklin, New York 90.5 75 31 Jeroid Johnson, New Jersey 83.0 70 26 Cliff Green, Georgia 80.5 68 25 Kevin Gaines, Carolina 73.5 63 21 Ron Carpenter, Georgia 73.0 64 18 Clarence Lawson, Carolina 73.0 66 14 *DeJuan Alfonzo, Indiana 72.5 64 17 Corey Johnson, Buffalo 70.0 60 20 Shea Showers, New York 67.0 57 20

SACKS Player, Team SACKS R-Kal Truluck, Detroit 9.0 Chris Snyder, Indiana 6.5 Stacy Evans, Arizona 6.0 Travis McDonald, Grand Rapids 5.5 Leroy Thompson, Indiana 5.0 Ernest Allen, Orlando 4.5 Tommy Dorsey, Orlando 4.5 Mike Ulufale, San Jose 4.5 Curtis Eason, Orlando 4.0 Steve Konopka, Toronto 4.0 John Moyer, Chicago 4.0 Tony Plantin, Los Angeles 4.0

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Dallas 10 6 0 .625 5-3 5-3 910 875 New York 8 8 0 .500 2-6 6-2 857 825 Grand Rapids 8 8 0 .500 4-4 4-4 925 848 Detroit 8 8 0 .500 4-4 4-4 799 819 Chicago 8 8 0 .500 3-5 5-3 785 752 Las Vegas 8 8 0 .500 5-3 3-5 756 821 Indiana 6 10 0 .375 2-6 4-4 774 831 Buffalo 5 11 0 .313 3-5 2-6 554 751 SOUTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Tampa Bay 12 4 0 .750 6-2 6-2 849 689 San Jose 12 4 0 .750 7-1 5-3 966 781 Orlando 12 4 0 .750 6-2 6-2 805 670 Los Angeles 11 5 0 .688 6-2 5-3 924 802 Georgia 8 8 0 .500 3-5 5-3 731 701 Arizona 10 6 0 .625 5-3 5-3 917 842 Carolina 0 16 0 .000 0-8 0-8 551 886 Colorado 2 14 0 .125 0-8 2-6 748 958

First Round: GEORGIA 49, Dallas 45; DETROIT 55, Grand Rapids 54; NEW YORK 48, Chicago 45; ARIZONA 69, Las Vegas 26 Quarterfinals: TAMPA BAY 52, Detroit 48; SAN JOSE 69, Georgia 48; ORLANDO 69, New York 62; ARIZONA 70, Los Angeles 63 Semifinals: TAMPA BAY 60, Orlando 50; ARIZONA 66, San Jose 49 ArenaBowl XVII: TAMPA BAY 43, Arizona 29

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie RUSHING SCORING Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS *Keala Keanaaina, San Jose 49 250 5.1 32 10 Mike Furrey, New York 13 47 3 0 0 288 Bo Kelly, Arizona 50 197 3.9 17 7 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 16 46 2 0 0 280 , San Jose 41 182 4.4 20 7 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids 16 41 4 0 0 254 Leroy Thompson, Indiana 54 176 3.3 19 12 Damian Harrell, Colorado 14 38 3 0 0 234 , Grand Rapids 35 168 4.8 40 8 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 16 36 3 0 0 222 Mathias Vavao, Los Angeles 42 126 3.0 36 9 Mike Horacek, Las Vegas 16 36 0 0 0 216 Connell Maynor, Orlando 30 119 4.0 26 5 *Freddie Solomon, Tampa Bay 16 34 0 0 0 204 Jamie McGourty, Chicago 46 117 2.5 16 9 James Roe, San Jose 16 33 0 0 0 198 Bob McMillen, Chicago 33 113 3.4 13 6 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 15 32 0 0 0 192 David White, Tampa Bay 50 107 2.1 12 11 Steve Smith, Grand Rapids 16 31 3 0 0 192

SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Mike Furrey, New York 47 1 46 0 3 288 Mike Horacek, Las Vegas 126 1568 12.4 45 36 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 46 0 46 0 2 280 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 123 1636 13.3 48 29 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids 41 0 41 0 4 254 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 117 1733 14.8 45 46 Damian Harrell, Colorado 38 0 38 0 3 234 James Roe, San Jose 115 1440 12.5 37 31 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 36 0 29 0 3 222 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids 113 1658 14.7 43 41 Mike Horacek, Las Vegas 36 0 36 0 0 216 Mike Furrey, New York 108 1596 14.8 48 46 *Freddie Solomon, Tampa Bay 34 4 28 0 0 204 *Freddie Solomon, Tampa Bay 106 1552 14.6 43 28 James Roe, San Jose 330 0 31 0 0 198 , Dallas 102 1226 12.0 45 28 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 32 0 31 0 0 192 Damian Harrell, Colorado 97 1426 14.7 44 38 Steve Smith, Grand Rapids 31 1 27 0 3 192 Cory Fleming, Orlando 96 1226 12.8 45 28 Andy McCullough, Dallas 96 1215 12.7 43 24

SCORING, KICKERS RECEIVING YARDS Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Clay Rush, Indiana 82/82 24/46 .522 47 154 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1733 117 14.8 45 46 Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles 106/106 14/28 .500 47 148 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids 1658 113 14.7 43 41 Steve Videtich, Las Vegas 92/92 14/28 .500 49 134 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 1636 123 13.3 48 29 Daron Alcorn, San Jose 109/109 6/16 .375 42 127 Mike Furrey, New York 1596 108 14.8 48 46 Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids 91/91 12/20 .600 49 127 Mike Horacek, Las Vegas 1568 126 12.4 45 36 Jason Wells, Dallas 91/91 11/19 .579 38 124 *Freddie Solomon, Tampa Bay 1552 106 14.6 43 28 Brian Schmitz, Orlando 79/79 12/35 .343 48 115 James Roe, San Jose 1440 115 12.5 37 31 Nelson Garner, Arizona 88/88 8/15 .533 52 112 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1426 97 14.7 44 38 Steve McLaughlin, Georgia 75/75 12/35 .343 51 111 Dialleo Burks, Dallas 1226 102 12.0 45 28 Ian Howfield, Tam.-NYD 70/70 10/15 .667 46 100 Cory Fleming, Orlando 1226 96 12.8 45 28

PASSER RATING COMP RATING ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 429 288 67.1 3691 8.60 89 20.7 7 1.6 126.7 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 3669 8 1636 2025 Aaron Garcia, New York 509 350 68.8 4303 8.45 100 19.6 10 2.0 126.0 *Freddie Solomon, Tampa Bay 2805 23 1552 1230 Jay Gruden, Orlando 296 183 61.8 2334 7.89 49 16.6 2 0.7 123.2 Bernard Holmes, Carolina 2640 2 995 1643 Jim Kubiak, Dallas 556 388 69.8 4764 8.57 98 17.6 17 3.1 122.8 Joe Douglass, Colorado 2502 -37 1031 1508 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 546 362 66.3 4430 8.11 89 16.3 15 2.7 119.3 Ron Carpenter, Detroit 2434 0 0 2412 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 495 304 61.4 4292 8.67 96 19.4 15 3.0 116.3 Sedrick Robinson, Las Vegas 2394 70 610 1686 Mark Grieb, San Jose 476 310 65.1 3967 8.33 72 15.1 16 3.4 114.9 *Travis McGriff, Orlando 2270 0 1216 1054 John Kaleo, Tampa Bay 508 316 62.2 4189 8.25 75 14.8 13 2.6 114.5 *Jarrail Jackson, Buffalo 2239 44 537 1658 Raymond Philyaw, Indiana 317 192 60.6 2328 7.34 44 13.9 3 0.9 113.9 Evan Hlavacek, Indiana 1979 24 204 1751 *, Georgia 240 149 62.1 1739 7.25 33 13.8 3 1.3 113.2 Mike Furrey, New York 1804 6 1596 202

TOTAL OFFENSE PASSING YARDS ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING ----- Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Jim Kubiak, Dallas 16 556 388 69.8 4764 98 45t 17 122.8 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1732 118 14.7 -1 1 -1.0 1733 117 14.8 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 16 546 362 66.3 4430 89 46t 15 119.3 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids 1668 114 14.6 10 1 10.0 1658 113 14.7 Aaron Garcia, New York 14 509 350 68.8 4303 100 49 10 126.0 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 1644 127 12.9 8 4 2.0 1636 123 13.3 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 16 495 304 61.4 4292 96 45t 15 116.3 Mike Furrey, New York 1602 110 14.6 6 2 3.0 1596 108 14.8 John Kaleo, Tampa Bay 16 508 316 62.2 4189 75 44t 13 114.5 *Freddie Solomon, Tampa Bay 1575 118 13.3 23 12 1.9 1552 106 14.6 John Dutton, Colorado 15 495 308 62.2 3995 77 47t 19 110.5 Mike Horacek, Las Vegas 1570 127 12.4 2 1 2.0 1568 126 12.4 Mark Grieb, San Jose 16 476 310 65.1 3967 72 47t 16 114.9 James Roe, San Jose 1448 116 12.5 8 1 8.0 1440 115 12.5 Andy Kelly, Detroit 16 654 392 59.9 3967 92 48t 20 99.7 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1426 97 14.7 0 0 --- 1426 97 14.7 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 14 429 288 67.1 3691 89 45t 7 126.7 Dialleo Burks, Dallas 1227 106 11.6 1 4 0.3 1226 102 12.0 Billy Dicken, Chicago 13 412 252 61.2 3004 55 45t 15 101.6 Cory Fleming, Orlando 1226 96 12.8 0 0 --- 1226 96 12.8

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Steve Smith, Grand Rapids 22 579 26.3 57 3 Ricky Ross, Grand Rapids 27 681 25.2 57 2 Alvin Ashley, Tam.-Car. 25 617 24.7 56 2 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 76 1869 24.6 58 7 Willis Marshall, Grand Rapids 30 719 24.0 57 1 Ron Carpenter, Detroit 94 2240 23.8 56 4 Evan Hlavacek, Indiana 68 1578 23.2 57 5 Chris Horn, Arizona 40 921 23.0 58 1 *Jarrail Jackson, Buffalo 73 1632 22.4 55 2 Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 29 643 22.2 55 0

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Sedrick Robinson, Las Vegas 4 110 27.5 0 Evan Hlavacek, Indiana 7 173 24.7 0 *, Dallas 4 93 23.3 0 Willis Marshall, Grand Rapids 5 114 22.8 1 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 7 156 22.3 0 Joe Douglass, Colorado 4 89 22.3 0 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 11 236 21.5 0 Bernard Holmes, Carolina 5 98 19.6 1 Chris Horn, Arizona 6 117 19.5 0 Donvetis Franklin, New York 6 115 19.2 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Clevan Thomas, San Jose 13 181 13.9 44 3 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 10 139 13.9 45 3 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 9 117 13.0 47 1 Kevin Gaines, Georgia 9 51 5.7 44 0 Omarr Smith, Tampa Bay 8 76 9.5 38 1 Dwaine Carpenter, Buffalo 8 44 5.5 21 0 Jeroid Johnson, Las Vegas 7 90 12.9 32 1 Mark Ricks, Ari.-Gra. 7 48 6.9 21 0 , Tampa Bay 6 76 12.7 39 1 *Ahmad Hawkins, Colorado 5 28 5.6 28 0 *Damen Wheeler, Los Angeles 5 15 3.0 8 0

FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF *E.J. Burt, Orlando 6 Damon Mason, Las Vegas 5 Tom Briggs, Dallas 4 John Moyer, Chicago 4 Anthony Cobbs, San Jose 3 Cornelius Coe, Los Angeles 3 Curtis Eason, Detroit 3 Rodney Filer, New York 3 Darryl Hammond, Georgia 3 Corey Johnson, New York 3

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT Omarr Smith, Tampa Bay 5 Frank Carter, Las Vegas 4 Mike Ulufale, Los Angeles 4 Wendell Davis, San Jose 3 Andy McCullough, Dallas 3 Jojo Polk, Buffalo 3 Sedrick Robinson, Las Vegas 3 , Detroit 3

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Donvetis Franklin, New York 93.0 82 22 Omarr Smith, Tampa Bay 88.5 78 21 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 86.5 77 19 Ron Carpenter, Detroit 84.0 71 26 Dwaine Carpenter, Buffalo 83.5 72 23 Jojo Polk, Buffalo 83.0 66 34 Cornelius Coe, Los Angeles 82.5 77 11 Reggie Doster, Orlando 79.0 74 10 *Jermaine Jones, Dallas 73.5 68 11 *Delvin Hughley, Colorado 71.5 67 9

SACKS Player, Team SACKS Tom Briggs, Dallas 12.0 John Moyer, Chicago 9.0 *E.J. Burt, Orlando 8.5 *, Georgia 8.0 B.J. Cohen, Tampa Bay 7.0 Hugh Hunter, Indiana 6.5 Curtis Eason, Detroit 5.0 Sam Hernandez, San Jose 5.0 , Tampa Bay 5.0 Ernest Allen, Orlando 4.5 Frank Carter, Las Vegas 4.5 Eric England, New York 4.5

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2004 FINAL STANDINGS

AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Chicago 11 5 0 .688 6-2 5-3 847 727 New York 9 7 0 .563 5-3 4-4 849 770 Colorado 11 5 0 .688 7-1 4-4 793 744 Carolina 6 10 0 .375 3-5 3-5 735 868 Indiana 8 8 0 .500 5-3 3-5 801 743 Columbus 6 10 0 .375 3-5 3-5 791 862 Detroit 5 11 0 .313 2-6 3-5 761 854 Dallas 6 10 0 .375 3-5 3-5 782 855 Grand Rapids 1 15 0 .063 0-8 1-7 581 871 Philadelphia 5 11 0 .313 4-4 1-7 737 796 SOUTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA New Orleans 11 5 0 .688 7-1 4-4 723 721 Arizona 11 5 0 .688 5-3 6-2 836 738 Orlando 10 6 0 .625 5-3 5-3 777 690 San Jose 11 5 0 .688 7-1 4-4 885 754 Tampa Bay 9 7 0 .563 5-3 4-4 815 799 Los Angeles 9 7 0 .563 3-5 6-2 904 811 Austin 8 8 0 .500 5-3 3-5 764 793 Las Vegas 8 8 0 .500 6-2 2-6 868 791 Georgia 7 9 0 .438 3-5 4-4 710 772

Quarterfinals: SAN JOSE 56, Tampa Bay 52; CHICAGO 59, Orlando 49; COLORADO 47, New Orleans 44; ARIZONA 59, Los Angeles 42 Semifinals: SAN JOSE 49, Chicago 35; ARIZONA 45, Colorado 41 ArenaBowl XVIII: SAN JOSE 69, Arizona 62

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie SCORING PASSING YARDS Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING , Las Vegas 16 49 3 0 0 300 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas 16 581 382 65.7 4450 93 45t 12 119.8 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 15 45 1 0 0 272 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 16 510 334 65.5 4254 99 45t 5 126.9 Damian Harrell, Colorado 16 43 0 0 0 258 John Dutton, Colorado 16 536 342 63.8 4195 76 45t 8 117.1 Cory Fleming, Orlando 16 35 0 0 0 210 Andy Kelly, Detroit 16 588 360 61.2 4184 73 49t 12 105.3 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 15 34 0 0 0 204 Mark Grieb, San Jose 16 459 335 73.0 4111 75 45 7 133.5 Freddie Solomon, Tampa Bay 15 34 0 0 0 204 John Kaleo, Austin 16 565 352 62.3 4020 80 45t 11 110.9 *, Dallas 16 33 1 0 0 200 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 16 534 347 65.0 3833 77 47t 9 115.2 *, Chicago 16 32 3 0 0 198 Aaron Garcia, New York 16 458 279 60.9 3793 91 45t 13 115.1 Sedrick Robinson, Columbus 16 30 1 0 0 182 Leon Murray, Georgia 16 486 291 59.9 3645 60 48t 13 102.9 James Roe, San Jose 12 29 0 0 0 174 John Fitzgerald, New Orleans 16 489 279 57.1 3427 61 48 15 97.2

SCORING, NONKICKERS RUSHING Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 49 3 46 0 3 300 Dan Curran, New Orleans 85 336 4.0 29 21 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 45 1 44 0 1 272 Bob McMillen, Chicago 79 285 3.6 19 22 Damian Harrell, Colorado 43 0 43 0 0 258 *Adrian McPherson, Indiana 65 259 4.0 37t 19 Cory Fleming, Orlando 35 1 33 1 0 210 *, Georgia 50 228 4.6 17t 13 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 34 0 32 2 0 204 *, Columbus 65 223 3.4 22 14 Freddie Solomon, Tampa Bay 34 2 32 0 0 204 Leon Murray, Georgia 50 215 4.3 25t 13 *Bobby Sippio, Dallas 33 0 32 1 1 200 Chris Avery, Grand Rapids 46 193 4.2 20 6 *Etu Molden, Chicago 32 6 23 3 3 198 *Marlon Moye-Moore, Orlando 42 179 4.3 15 6 Sedrick Robinson, Columbus 30 6 18 6 1 182 *Joe Hamilton, Orlando 40 157 3.9 42 8 James Roe, San Jose 29 1 27 1 0 174 *Dane Krager, Austin 41 152 3.7 22 5

SCORING, KICKERS RECEPTIONS Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles 104/117 14/24 .583 47 146 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 154 1771 11.5 45t 46 *Mark Lewis, Detroit 85/97 18/32 .563 46 139 Cory Fleming, Orlando 131 1620 12.4 34t 33 *Jay Taylor, Orlando 79/85 18/25 .720 50 133 Thabiti Davis, Detroit 127 1557 12.3 48t 26 Anthony Brenner, Colorado 98/106 11/32 .344 45 131 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 125 1803 14.4 45t 44 Keith Gispert, Chicago 95/108 12/22 .545 52 131 Damian Harrell, Colorado 114 1715 15.0 45t 43 Steve Videtich, Columbus 89/102 14/29 .483 56 131 Jason Shelley, Dallas 103 1304 12.7 45t 23 Clay Rush, Indiana 84/100 15/36 .417 59 129 Siaha Burley, Arizona 103 1201 11.7 45t 24 *Dan Frantz, San Jose 106/123 7/15 .467 39 127 *Etu Molden, Chicago 101 1280 12.7 37 23 *, Carolina 70/89 17/40 .425 49 121 Will Pettis, Dallas 95 1076 11.3 47t 20 Nelson Garner, Arizona 87/102 8/16 .500 49 111 Todd Doxzon, Carolina 94 1142 12.1 41t 23

PASSER RATING RECEIVING YARDS COMP RATING Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1803 125 14.4 45t 44 Mark Grieb, San Jose 459 335 73.0 4111 8.96 75 16.3 7 1.5 133.5 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 1771 154 11.5 45t 46 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 510 334 65.5 4254 8.34 99 19.4 5 1.0 126.9 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1715 114 15.0 45t 43 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas 581 382 65.7 4450 7.66 93 16.0 12 2.1 119.8 Cory Fleming, Orlando 1620 131 12.4 34t 33 *Adrian McPherson, Indiana 397 237 59.7 3297 8.30 61 15.4 5 1.3 119.6 Thabiti Davis, Detroit 1557 127 12.3 48t 26 *Joe Hamilton, Orlando 371 243 65.5 2959 7.98 57 15.4 8 2.2 119.3 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 1364 91 15.0 41 32 John Dutton, Colorado 536 342 63.8 4195 7.83 76 14.2 8 1.5 117.1 Jason Shelley, Dallas 1304 103 12.7 45t 23 Raymond Philyaw, Chicago 389 247 63.5 3053 7.85 52 13.4 4 1.0 116.8 *Etu Molden, Chicago 1280 101 12.7 37 23 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 534 347 65.0 3833 7.18 77 14.4 9 1.7 115.2 James Hundon, San Jose 1253 87 14.4 45 21 Aaron Garcia, New York 458 279 60.9 3793 8.28 91 19.9 13 2.8 115.1 *Bobby Sippio, Dallas 1218 75 16.2 48t 32 *Ryan Vena, Columbus 376 238 63.3 3076 8.18 56 14.9 10 2.8 115.1

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ALL-PURPOSE YARDS FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Player, Team TOT OFF DEF Will Pettis, Dallas 3017 36 1076 1885 John Dutton, Colorado 8 7 1 Sedrick Robinson, Columbus 2711 68 1063 1580 *Robert Thomas, Georgia 8 4 4 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 2340 1 1364 975 Ernest Certain, Tampa Bay 5 0 5 Steve Smith, Grand Rapids 2333 -1 658 1676 *Joe Hamilton, Orlando 5 5 0 Markeith Cooper, Georgia 2265 12 1089 1162 Chris Ryan, Philadelphia 5 1 4 T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay 2114 2 749 1296 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 5 0 5 Tyronne Jones, Philadelphia 2051 19 1000 1032 Rashad Floyd, Colorado 4 0 4 Coco Blalock, Clb.-LVG 1956 7 949 995 Mark Grieb, San Jose 4 4 0 Siaha Burley, Arizona 1922 3 1201 718 Darryl Hammond, Austin 4 1 3 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1897 0 1803 94 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 4 0 4 John Moyer, Chicago 4 1 3 TOTAL OFFENSE Leon Murray, Georgia 4 4 0 Raymond Philyaw, Chicago 4 4 0 ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING ----- Leroy Thompson, Indiana 4 0 4 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG

Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1803 127 14.2 0 2 0.0 1803 125 14.4 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 1792 166 10.8 21 12 1.8 1771 154 11.5 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1715 114 15.0 0 0 --- 1715 114 15.0 TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Cory Fleming, Orlando 1621 134 12.1 1 3 0.3 1620 131 12.4 Rashad Floyd, Colorado 123.0 107 32 Thabiti Davis, Detroit 1557 127 12.3 0 0 --- 1557 127 12.3 Damon Mason, Car.-Orl. 94.0 81 26 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 1365 92 14.8 1 1 1.0 1364 91 15.0 Anthony Derricks, Indiana 93.0 82 22 Jason Shelley, Dallas 1326 114 11.6 22 11 2.0 1304 103 12.7 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 85.5 78 15 *Etu Molden, Chicago 1302 111 11.7 22 10 2.2 1280 101 12.7 Donvetis Franklin, New York 84.0 74 20 James Hundon, San Jose 1253 87 14.4 0 0 --- 1253 87 14.4 *Bobby Sippio, Dallas 1226 76 16.1 8 1 8.0 1218 75 16.2 *Monty Montgomery, New Orleans 84.0 80 8 Omarr Smith, San Jose 83.0 71 24 Delvin Hughley, Indiana 78.0 65 28 KICKOFF RETURNS Ahmad Hawkins, Colorado 77.5 71 13 DeAuntae Brown, Philadelphia 76.5 64 25 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 76.5 63 27 *Henry Douglas, Los Angeles 23 566 24.6 58t 2

Rashied Davis, San Jose 47 1135 24.1 58t 4 Steve Smith, Grand Rapids 63 1514 24.0 57t 5 Corey Johnson, New York 21 491 23.4 39 0 SACKS Siaha Burley, Arizona 31 692 22.3 55t 2 Player, Team SACKS Sedrick Robinson, Columbus 72 1580 21.9 57t 5 John Moyer, Chicago 10.0 Tyronne Jones, Philadelphia 38 829 21.8 55t 2 Rupert Grant, Orlando 9.5 Kareem Larrimore, Chicago 23 494 21.5 57t 2 Tom Briggs, Austin 8.5 Ron Carpenter, Detroit 72 1545 21.5 57t 4 Bryan Henderson, Arizona 8.0 T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay 60 1233 20.6 58t 4 Jermaine Smith, Orlando 7.0 E.J. Burt, Orlando 6.5 Nyle Wiren, Tampa Bay 6.0 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS *, Dallas 5.5 Aaron Hamilton, New Orleans 5.0 Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD , San Jose 4 102 25.5 0 B.J. Cohen, New Orleans 4.0 Tyronne Jones, Philadelphia 8 203 25.4 2 Sam Hernandez, San Jose 4.0 Coco Blalock, Clb.-LVG 4 96 24.0 1 Joe Jacobs, San Jose 4.0 Steve Smith, Grand Rapids 7 162 23.1 0 Doug Miller, Orlando 4.0 Evan Hlavacek, Indiana 7 159 22.7 1 *Lincoln Dupree, New York 5 102 20.4 1 Will Pettis, Dallas 7 135 19.3 0 Ron Carpenter, Detroit 12 214 17.8 0 Anthony Derricks, Indiana 4 53 13.3 0 Willis Marshall, Colorado 8 89 11.1 0

INTERCEPTIONS

Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD

Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 9 123 13.7 24 1

Omarr Smith, San Jose 9 101 11.2 48t 1

Rashad Floyd, Colorado 6 69 11.5 26 1

Cornelius Bonner, Las Vegas 6 63 10.5 50t 1

*Monty Montgomery, New Orleans 5 39 7.8 22 0

Marvin Taylor, Las Vegas 5 39 7.8 19 0

Dennison Robinson, Las Vegas 5 11 2.2 8 0

Kevin McKenzie, Colorado 4 76 19.0 44t 2

*Calvin Coleman, New Orleans 4 70 17.5 38t 1

Kevin Gaines, Georgia 4 65 16.3 27 1

Corey Johnson, New York 4 62 15.5 42t 1

Damen Wheeler, Los Angeles 4 59 14.8 38t 1

Bret Cooper, Orlando 4 51 12.8 22 0

*Hamin Milligan, Ari.-NOVD-Chi. 4 23 5.8 15 0

Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 4 11 2.8 10 0

Randy Gatewood, Arizona 4 10 2.5 7 0

Jermaine Jones, Dallas 4 7 1.8 5 0

FORCED FUMBLES

Player, Team FF

James Baron, Chicago 5

Brett Bech, Indiana 5

Cecil Doggette, Grand Rapids 5

B.J. Cohen, New Orleans 4

*Aaron Humphrey, Austin 4

Tom Briggs, Austin 3

*Calvin Coleman, New Orleans 3

Rupert Grant, Orlando 3

Bryan Henderson, Arizona 3

*Josh Jeffries, Los Angeles 3

*Sean Scott, Philadelphia 3

Mike Sutton, Indiana 3

T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay 3

Nyle Wiren, Tampa Bay 3

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2005 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Colorado 10 6 0 .625 6-2 4-4 873 871 New York 10 6 0 .625 7-1 3-5 862 798 Chicago 9 7 0 .563 5-3 4-4 788 764 Dallas 8 7 1 .531 4-3-1 4-4 888 825 Nashville 6 9 1 .406 3-5 3-4-1 668 715 Philadelphia 6 10 0 .375 4-4 2-6 852 905 Grand Rapids 4 12 0 .250 3-5 1-7 761 932 Columbus 2 14 0 .125 1-7 1-7 718 908 SOUTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Georgia 11 5 0 .688 8-0 3-5 818 745 Los Angeles 10 6 0 .625 7-1 3-5 861 813 Orlando 10 6 0 .625 7-1 3-5 800 755 San Jose 9 7 0 .563 6-2 3-5 945 821 Tampa Bay 10 6 0 .625 8-0 2-6 836 779 Las Vegas 8 8 0 .500 4-4 4-4 790 781 New Orleans 9 7 0 .563 5-3 4-4 835 787 Arizona 7 9 0 .438 4-4 3-5 816 793 Austin 6 10 0 .375 3-5 3-5 774 89

Quarterfinals: COLORADO 56, San Jose 48; GEORGIA 62, Tampa Bay 46; ORLANDO 47, New York 42; CHICAGO 52, Los Angeles 45 Semifinals: GEORGIA 60, Orlando 58; COLORADO 49, Chicago 43 (OT) ArenaBowl XIX: COLORADO 51, Georgia 48

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie SCORING PASSING YARDS Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING Siaha Burley, Arizona 16 46 1 0 0 278 Mark Grieb, San Jose 16 546 374 68.5 4796 84 45t 16 122.0 Rashied Davis, San Jose 16 44 0 0 0 264 Andy Kelly, New Orleans 16 700 466 66.6 4657 96 45t 12 112.4 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 16 43 0 0 0 258 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 16 631 405 64.2 4522 83 45t 14 109.1 Damian Harrell, Colorado 16 41 0 0 0 246 Tony Graziani, Philadelphia 16 555 328 59.1 4262 90 46t 15 111.7 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 16 39 0 0 0 234 John Dutton, Colorado 16 586 367 62.6 4143 89 45t 14 111.7 Chris Jackson, Gra.-Geo. 13 35 2 0 0 214 Aaron Garcia, New York 16 515 346 67.2 4115 90 44 13 120.4 *Derek Lee, Georgia 16 34 2 0 0 208 John Fitzgerald, Austin 14 537 354 65.9 3960 72 49t 12 112.0 Cory Fleming, Orlando 14 33 0 0 0 198 John Kaleo, Los Angeles 16 529 325 61.4 3935 77 48t 9 113.6 Mike Horacek, New York 16 32 0 0 0 192 *, Dallas 16 506 322 63.6 3918 77 48t 16 112.2 *Troy Bergeron, Georgia 16 31 1 0 0 188 Raymond Philyaw, Chicago 14 480 324 67.5 3669 67 45t 13 113.8 James Roe, San Jose 16 31 1 0 0 188 RUSHING SCORING, NONKICKERS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Michael Bishop, Grand Rapids 82 459 5.6 34t 17 Siaha Burley, Arizona 46 1 45 0 1 278 Chris Avery, Grand Rapids 54 251 4.6 34t 14 Rashied Davis, San Jose 44 8 30 6 0 264 Duke Pettijohn, Dallas 57 212 3.7 37t 8 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 43 2 41 0 0 258 Lonnie Ford, Los Angeles 50 193 3.9 36t 11 Damian Harrell, Colorado 41 0 41 0 0 246 Josh White, New York 44 180 4.1 22t 12 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 39 1 37 1 0 234 Ja’Mar Toombs, Dallas 51 179 3.5 17 11 Chris Jackson, Gra.-Geo. 35 3 29 3 2 214 Matt D’Orazio, Columbus 49 178 3.6 44 7 *Derek Lee, Georgia 34 0 33 1 2 208 Bob McMillen, Chicago 60 178 3.0 11t 9 Cory Fleming, Orlando 33 0 33 0 0 198 , Orlando 36 157 4.4 20t 7 Mike Horacek, New York 32 0 31 1 0 192 Robert Thomas, Georgia 41 146 3.6 28 6 *Troy Bergeron, Georgia 31 0 31 0 1 188 James Roe, San Jose 31 1 30 0 1 188 RECEPTIONS Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD SCORING, KICKERS Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 144 1694 11.8 45t 37 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 131 1769 13.5 43t 41 Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles 98/108 29/39 .744 50 185 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 123 1411 11.5 45t 19 Carlos Martinez, Dallas 111/118 13/31 .419 58 150 Damian Harrell, Colorado 122 1486 12.2 43 41 Matt Georgia, Tampa Bay 97/106 17/30 .567 38 148 Siaha Burley, Arizona 117 1542 13.2 44t 45 Clay Rush, Colorado 105/118 14/31 .452 62 147 James Roe, San Jose 116 1440 12.4 41t 30 *Peter Martinez, Grand Rapids 85/95 18/44 .409 54 139 Damien Groce, Columbus 116 1426 12.3 45t 21 Brian Schmitz, New Orleans 100/112 11/22 .500 40 133 , Austin 114 951 8.3 33t 18 Steve Videtich, Columbus 83/92 14/27 .519 39 126 *Derek Lee, Georgia 113 1234 10.9 49t 33 Keith Gispert, Chicago 90/103 11/18 .611 43 123 Thabiti Davis, New Orleans 113 995 8.8 32t 19 Rob Bironas, New York 99/117 7/16 .438 41 120 Nelson Garner, Georgia 97/112 7/14 .500 49 118 RECEIVING YARDS Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD PASSER RATING Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 1769 131 13.5 43t 41 COMP RATING Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 1694 144 11.8 45t 37 Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Siaha Burley, Arizona 1542 117 13.2 44t 45 Mark Grieb, San Jose 546 374 68.5 4796 8.78 84 15.4 16 2.9 122.0 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1486 122 12.2 43 41 Aaron Garcia, New York 515 346 67.2 4115 7.99 90 17.5 13 2.5 120.4 Steve Smith, Philadelphia 1443 107 13.5 46t 28 , Georgia 388 260 67.0 3003 7.74 66 17.0 10 2.6 119.0 James Roe, San Jose 1440 116 12.4 41t 30 Joe Germaine, Arizona 246 157 63.8 1996 8.11 40 16.3 7 2.8 116.8 Damien Groce, Columbus 1426 116 12.3 45t 21 Joe Hamilton, Orlando 398 264 66.3 3177 7.98 60 15.1 11 2.8 116.8 Rashied Davis, San Jose 1420 100 14.2 45t 30 Raymond Philyaw, Chicago 480 324 67.5 3669 7.64 67 14.0 13 2.7 113.8 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 1411 123 11.5 45t 19 John Kaleo, Los Angeles 529 325 61.4 3935 7.44 77 14.6 9 1.7 113.6 *Troy Bergeron, Georgia 1370 105 13.0 42t 31 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas 465 302 64.9 3555 7.65 78 16.8 16 3.4 113.3 Andy Kelly, New Orleans 700 466 66.6 4657 6.65 96 13.7 12 1.7 112.4 *Clint Stoerner, Dallas 506 322 63.6 3918 7.74 77 15.2 16 3.2 112.2 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Steve Smith, Philadelphia 2961 -5 1443 1523 Will Pettis, Dallas 2708 8 986 1650 Damien Groce, Columbus 2683 16 1426 1241 Rashied Davis, San Jose 2607 22 1420 1147 *Troy Bergeron, Georgia 2549 0 1370 1180 Siaha Burley, Arizona 2324 2 1542 782 Henry Douglas, Chicago 2243 3 1019 1221 Chris Jackson, Gra.-Geo. 2234 18 1366 850 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 2039 1 1694 344 Willis Marshall, Colorado 1887 5 890 992

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TOTAL OFFENSE ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING ----- PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 1773 135 13.1 4 4 1.0 1769 131 13.5 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 1695 145 11.7 1 1 1.0 1694 144 11.8 Siaha Burley, Arizona 1544 120 12.9 2 3 0.7 1542 117 13.2 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1486 122 12.2 0 0 -- 1486 122 12.2 Rashied Davis, San Jose 1442 117 12.3 22 17 1.3 1420 100 14.2 Damien Groce, Columbus 1442 120 12.0 16 4 4.0 1426 116 12.3 James Roe, San Jose 1440 120 12.0 0 4 0.0 1440 116 12.4 Steve Smith, Philadelphia 1438 113 12.7 -5 6 -0.8 1443 107 13.5 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 1411 124 11.4 0 1 0.0 1411 123 11.5 Chris Jackson, Gra.-Geo. 1384 112 12.4 18 5 3.6 1366 107 12.8

KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Will Holder, New York 26 681 26.2 57t 5 Rashied Davis, San Jose 45 1133 25.2 56t 6 To m Pace, Arizo na 25 611 24.4 55t 3 Willis Marshall, Colorado 42 932 22.2 53t 1 *, San Jose 22 476 21.6 41 0 Will Pettis, Dallas 78 1623 20.8 58t 6 Tacoma Fontaine, Austin 40 828 20.7 56t 2 Steve Smith, Philadelphia 69 1425 20.7 57t 3 Josh Bush, Grand Rapids 20 409 20.5 52 0 Sedrick Robinson, Columbus 38 777 20.4 56t 2

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Corey Johnson, New York 3 105 35.0 1 Tacoma Fontaine, Austin 5 146 29.2 0 Henry Douglas, Chicago 6 138 23.0 1 Steve Smith, Philadelphia 5 98 19.6 0 Chris Jackson, Gra-Georgia 4 75 18.8 0 Joe Douglass, Las Vegas 5 88 17.6 0 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 7 122 17.4 0 Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 3 52 17.3 0 Siaha Burley, Arizona 8 123 15.4 0 Anthony Derricks, Tampa Bay 4 58 14.5 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Billy Parker, New York 10 38 3.8 15t 0 Kahlil Carter, Nashville 7 24 3.4 10 0 Corey Johnson, New York 7 55 7.9 31t 1 Marvin Taylor, Las Vegas 7 63 9.0 23 0 Cornelius Bonner, Las Vegas 6 83 13.8 55t 1 Kevin Gaines, Georgia 6 77 12.8 37t 1 Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 6 16 2.7 9 1 Jermaine Jones, Dallas 6 126 21.0 45t 3 Jonathan Ordway, Tampa 6 59 9.8 49t 1 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 6 51 8.5 35 0

FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF E.J. Burt, Orlando 6 Silas Demary, Los Angeles 6 Saul Patu, Colorado 5 Aaron Humphrey, Austin 4 Dwayne Missouri, Philadelphia 4 DeJuan Alfonzo, Chicago 3 Brandon Hefflin, Columbus 3 Joe Jacobs, San Jose 3 Michael Landry, New Orleans 3 Bobby Sippio, Dallas 3

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT OFF DEF Michael Bishop, Grand Rapids 7 7 0 Joe Hamilton, Orlando 6 6 0 , Philadelphia 5 0 5 Joe Germaine, Arizona 4 4 0 Jeroid Johnson, Chicago 4 3 1 Dane Krager, Austin 4 3 1 , Los Angeles 4 3 1 Tony Graziani, Philadelphia 3 3 0 John Kaleo, Los Angeles 3 3 0 Raymond Philyaw, Chicago 3 3 0 Clint Stoerner, Dallas 3 3 0 Chris Anthony, New York 3 1 2 Etu Molden, Chicago 3 1 2 Teto Simpson, Grand Rapids 3 1 2

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Damon Mason, Orl-Gra. 133.5 113 41 Rashad Floyd, Colorado 129.5 123 13 Tramaine Jones, Tampa Bay 114 102 24 Chris Angel, New York 101.5 88 27 Clarence Lawson, Arizona 95.0 84 22 Willie Gary, Georgia 91.5 81 21 Billy Parker, New York 90 83 14 Jonathan Ordway, Tampa Bay 87.5 78 19 DeRon Jenkins, Nashville 85 78 14 Chris Pointer, New Orleans 81 76 10

SACKS Player, Team SACKS Silas Demary, Los Angeles 13.5 Frank Carter, Las Vegas 9.0 B.J. Cohen, New Orleans 9.0 E.J. Burt, Orlando 8.5 John Moyer, Chicago 6.0 Duke Pettijohn, Dallas 5.5 Gillis Wilson, Georgia 5.5

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2006 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Colorado 11 5 0 .688 6-2 5-3 903 833 Dallas 13 3 0 .813 6-2 7-1 929 710 Nashville 8 8 0 .500 6-2 2-6 818 799 New York 10 6 0 .625 5-3 5-3 848 887 Chicago 7 9 0 .438 5-3 2-6 825 834 Philadelphia 9 7 0 .563 5-3 4-4 777 747 Grand Rapids 5 11 0 .313 5-3 0-8 722 875 Columbus 8 8 0 .500 4-4 4-4 724 717 SOUTHERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Orlando 10 6 0 .625 6-2 4-4 816 760 San Jose 10 6 0 .625 6-2 4-4 898 849 Austin 10 6 0 .625 4-4 6-2 816 757 Arizona 8 8 0 .500 6-2 2-6 774 756 Georgia 8 8 0 .500 4-4 4-4 855 735 Utah 7 9 0 .438 3-5 4-4 871 904 Tampa Bay 7 9 0 .438 5-3 2-6 810 862 Las Vegas 5 11 0 .313 4-4 1-7 769 895 Kansas City 3 13 0 .188 2-6 1-7 704 842 Los Angeles 5 11 0 .313 4-4 1-7 809 906

Wild Card Round: ARIZONA 57, Utah 34; PHILADELPHIA 52, Austin 35; CHICAGO 55, Nashville 47; GEORGIA 72, New York 69 Divisional Round: DALLAS 62, Georgia 27; SAN JOSE 62, Arizona 48; CHICAGO 63, Colorado 46; ORLANDO 31, Philadelphia 27 Conference Championship: CHICAGO 59, San Jose 56; ORLANDO 45, Dallas 28 ArenaBowl XX: CHICAGO 69, Orlando 61

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie RUSHING SCORING Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Dane Krager, Austin 59 197 3.3 24 12 Damian Harrell, Colorado 16 61 0 0 0 366 *, Las Vegas 49 178 3.6 35t 12 Siaha Burley, Utah 16 44 0 0 0 264 Lonnie Ford, Los Angeles 44 168 3.8 17t 10 Chris Jackson, Georgia 14 40 0 0 0 240 , Nashville 44 163 3.7 13 8 Terrill Shaw, Dallas 16 39 0 0 0 234 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 56 162 2.9 19 10 Mike Horacek, New York 15 36 4 0 0 224 , San Jose 55 156 2.8 26 15 Bobby Sippio, Tam.-Chi. 14 37 0 0 0 222 Josh White, Aus.-Dal. 42 146 3.5 18 4 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 16 36 2 0 0 220 Marlion Jackson, Las Vegas 27 140 502 19 4 Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 16 34 1 0 0 206 Joe Hamilton, Orlando 40 134 3.4 22t 8 T.T. Toliver, Nashville 16 33 1 0 0 200 *Harold Wells, Columbus 41 134 3.3 11t 7 Dialleo Burks, Dallas 16 32 0 0 0 192

SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Damian Harrell, Colorado 61 0 60 1 0 366 Damian Harrell, Colorado 152 1920 12.6 45t 60 Siaha Burley, Utah 44 0 44 0 0 264 Siaha Burley, Utah 136 1934 14.2 43t 44 Chris Jackson, Georgia 40 1 36 3 0 240 Derek Lee, Georgia 127 1427 11.2 48t 26 Terrill Shaw, Dallas 39 2 37 0 0 234 Anthony Hines, Grand Rapids 124 1329 10.7 45t 25 Mike Horacek, New York 36 1 35 0 4 224 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 123 1317 10.7 34 28 Bobby Sippio, Tam.-Chi. 37 2 35 0 0 222 *Jerel Myers, Kansas City 122 1245 10.2 46t 16 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 36 0 35 1 2 220 Mike Horacek, New York 121 1663 13.7 40t 35 Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 34 0 32 2 1 206 Chris Jackson, Georgia 119 1438 12.1 45t 36 T.T. Toliver, Nashville 33 3 28 2 1 200 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 115 1306 11.4 38 22 Dialleo Burks, Dallas 32 2 29 1 0 192 *Derrick Lewis, Austin 113 1411 12.5 49t 23 James Roe, San Jose 113 1310 11.6 46t 31

SCORING, KICKERS RECEIVING YARDS Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles 92/98 27/36 .750 46 173 Siaha Burley, Utah 1934 136 14.2 43t 44 Peter Martinez, Grand Rapids 78/91 22/40 .550 42 144 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1920 152 12.6 45t 60 Carlos Martinez, Dallas 117/130 8/14 .571 57 141 Mike Horacek, New York 1663 121 13.7 40t 35 *Todd France, Philadelphia 95/103 14/33 .424 51 137 Terrill Shaw, Dallas 1498 111 13.5 45t 37 Jay Taylor, Orlando 92/100 14/22 .636 43 134 Chris Jackson, Georgia 1438 119 12.1 45t 36 Steve Videtich, Utah 106/113 9/22 .409 44 133 Derek Lee, Georgia 1427 127 11.2 48t 26 , Austin 90/105 14/25 .560 54 132 *Derrick Lewis, Austin 1411 113 12.5 49t 23 Mark Lewis, Columbus 65/70 22/35 .629 53 131 *Ben Nelson, San Jose 1405 94 14.9 41t 26 *Bill Gramatica, Tampa Bay 94/108 12/30 .400 47 130 Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 1354 111 12.2 45t 32 Clay Rush, Colorado 101/108 7/13 .538 49 122 Anthony Hines, Grand Rapids 1329 124 10.7 45t 25

PASSER RATING COMP RATING ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Matt Nagy, Georgia 527 372 70.6 4265 8.09 85 16.1 11 2.1 125.5 , Grand Rapids 2734 2 1324 1375 Joe Germaine, Utah 273 184 67.4 2330 8.53 41 15.0 5 1.8 123.7 Siaha Burley, Utah 2719 5 1934 780 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 443 305 68.8 3546 8.00 63 14.2 5 1.1 123.7 Willis Marshall, Colorado 2688 72 992 1614 Clint Dolezel, Dallas 572 375 65.6 4623 8.08 105 18.4 11 1.9 122.0 Chris Jackson, Georgia 2663 10 1438 1201 Mark Grieb, San Jose 606 396 65.3 4841 7.99 83 13.7 11 1.8 116.5 Will Pettis, Dallas 2480 0 1256 1165 , New York 313 202 64.5 2444 7.81 50 16.0 10 3.2 114.7 Sedrick Robinson, Austin 2258 26 351 1871 Joe Hamilton, Orlando 444 297 66.9 3670 8.27 64 14.4 16 3.6 113.3 Jerrian James, Orlando 2195 0 882 1300 John Dutton, Colorado 614 390 63.5 4421 7.20 95 15.5 16 2.6 112.8 Mike Brown, Philadelphia 1957 101 939 881 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 508 295 58.1 3991 7.86 83 16.3 16 3.1 109.7 Steve Smith, K.C.-PhiS 1943 9 953 981 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 650 408 62.8 4793 7.37 86 13.2 18 2.8 106.7 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1922 0 1920 2

TOTAL OFFENSE PASSING YARDS ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING ----- Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Mark Grieb, San Jose 16 606 396 65.3 4841 83 46t 11 116.5 Siaha Burley, Utah 1939 137 14.2 5 1 5.0 1934 136 14.2 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 16 650 408 62.8 4793 86 49t 18 106.7 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1920 152 12.6 0 0 -- 1920 152 12.6 Clint Dolezel, Dallas 16 572 375 65.6 4623 105 45t 11 122.0 Mike Horacek, New York 1662 125 13.3 -1 4 -0.3 1663 121 13.7 John Dutton, Colorado 16 614 390 63.5 4421 95 48t 16 112.8 Terrill Shaw, Dallas 1504 114 13.2 6 3 2.0 1498 111 13.5 Matt Nagy, Georgia 16 257 372 70.6 4265 85 48t 11 125.5 Chris Jackson, Georgia 1448 126 11.5 10 7 1.4 1438 119 12.1 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 15 508 295 58.1 3991 83 45t 16 109.7 Derek Lee, Georgia 1433 130 11.0 6 3 2.0 1427 127 11.2 John Kaleo, Columbus 16 525 319 60.8 3767 61 46t 19 96.6 *Derrick Lewis, Austin 1411 113 12.5 0 0 -- 1411 113 12.5 John Fitzgerald, Austin 16 508 339 66.8 3694 59 49t 15 104.7 *Ben Nelson, San Jose 1405 94 14.9 0 0 -- 1405 94 14.9 Joe Hamilton, Orlando 16 444 297 66.9 3670 64 47t 16 113.3 Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 1354 111 12.2 0 0 -- 1354 111 12.2 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 15 443 305 68.8 3546 63 45t 5 123.7 Anthony Hines, Grand Rapids 1328 130 10.2 -1 6 -0.2 1329 124 10.7 Bobby Sippio, Tam.Chi. 1328 98 13.6 8 5 1.6 1320 93 14.2

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Sedrick Robinson, Austin 78 1800 23.1 57t 6 Coco Blalock, Las Vegas 22 500 22.7 41 0 Carlos Wright, Chicago 59 1325 22.5 57t 3 *Maurice Brown, New York 28 597 21.3 58t 2 Aleric Clark, Las Vegas 57 1205 21.1 57t 3 Lincoln Dupree, Columbus 21 438 20.9 48 0 Mike Brown, Philadelphia 36 746 20.7 57t 2 *Bj Barre, Columbus 46 927 20.2 52 0 Willis Marshall, Colorado 79 1580 20.0 54t 2 *Sam Simmons, Kansas City 30 593 19.8 55t 1

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD C.J. Johnson, Chi.-NAS 4 191 47.8 3 Chris Jackson, Georgia 4 94 23.5 1 DaShane Dennis, New York 4 92 23.0 1 Anthony Derricks, Los Angeles 5 101 20.2 0 Mike Brown, Philadelphia 7 135 19.3 0 Aleric Clark, Las Vegas 4 76 19.0 0 Ahmad Hawkins, Colorado 5 95 19.0 0 Jerrian James, Orlando 4 69 17.3 0 Will Pettis, Dallas 5 72 14.4 0 Siaha Burley, Utah 4 55 13.8 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Eddie Moten, Philadelphia 13 168 12.9 35t 3 , Columbus 11 133 12.1 37 1 Rashad Floyd, Colorado 10 45 4.5 24 1 Monty Montgomery, Nashville 9 134 14.9 30t 1 Jeremy Unerti, Clb.-Chi. 9 108 12.0 45t 1 Damon Mason, Austin 8 124 15.5 29 0 Jermaine Jones, Dallas 8 84 10.5 47t 1 *Dahnel Singfield, New York 7 132 18.9 38t 2 DaShane Dennis, New York 7 87 12.4 41t 2 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 7 46 6.6 19 0

FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF *Khreem Smith, Chicago 6 Jeroid Johnson, Orlando 5 *Bj Barre, Columbus 4 *Marquis Floyd, San Jose 4 Johnnie Harris, Grand Rapids 4 Jerrian James, Orlando 4 Joe Minucci, Nashville 4 Monty Montgomery, Nashville 4 Chris Ryan, Grand Rapids 4 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 4 Colston Weatherington, Dallas 4

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT OFF DEF *Jason Fife, Las Vegas 8 8 0 Mark Grieb, San Jose 8 8 0 Matthew Sauk, PhiS-Gra. 7 7 0 Matt Nagy, Georgia 6 6 0 Chad Sailsbury, Grand Rapids 6 6 0 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 5 5 0 Jerrian James, Orlando 5 1 4 Chris Ryan, Grand Rapids 5 2 3 Kevin Aldridge, Georgia 4 1 3 *, Los Angeles 4 4 0 Clint Dolezel, Dallas 4 4 0 Brandon Hefflin, Columbus 4 0 4 Joe Laudano, New York 4 1 3 Andrew Layton, Dallas 4 0 4 Aaron McConnell, Nashville 4 1 3 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 4 1 3 Tom Pace, Utah 4 1 3

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Rashad Floyd, Colorado 136.5 119 35 *Chris D. Brown, Georgia 124.0 107 34 Eddie Moten, Philadelphia 104.0 91 26 Jermaine Jones, Dallas 99.5 98 3 Damon Mason, Austin 94.5 84 21 Nate Coggins, Georgia 91.5 80 23 Donvetis Franklin, Austin 91.5 80 23 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 85.0 77 16 Brandon Hefflin, Columbus 84.5 69 31 DaShane Dennis, New York 83.0 76 14

SACKS Player, Team SACKS Henry Taylor, Orlando 8.5 *Khreem Smith, Chicago 8.0 Colston Weatherington, Dallas 7.5 Dustin Barno, Colorado 6.0 Jermaine Smith, Georgia 6.0 Wendall Gaines, Arizona 5.5 Joe Minucci, Nashville 5.5 *, New York 5.0 Ken Jones, Columbus 5.0 , PhiS-K.C. 4.5 E.J. Burt, Philadelphia 4.5 Frank Carter, Nashville 4.5 Tim Martin, Grand Rapids 4.5 Dwayne Missouri, Philadelphia 4.5

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2007 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Chicago 12 4 0 .750 7-1 5-3 869 719 Dallas 15 1 0 .938 8-0 7-1 1016 806 Kansas City 10 6 0 .625 6-2 4-4 840 776 Philadelphia 8 8 0 .500 4-4 4-4 900 835 Colorado 8 8 0 .500 5-3 3-5 793 858 Columbus 7 9 0 .438 5-3 2-6 802 793 Nashville 7 9 0 .438 3-5 4-4 851 876 New York 5 11 0 .313 2-6 3-5 787 967 SOUTHERN DIVISION Grand Rapids 4 12 0 .250 3-5 1-7 835 1014 W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA WESTERN DIVISION Georgia 14 2 0 .875 8-0 6-2 1007 836 W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Tampa Bay 9 7 0 .563 5-3 4-4 809 825 San Jose 13 3 0 .813 8-0 5-3 1012 761 Orlando 8 8 0 .500 4-4 4-4 814 766 Los Angeles 9 7 0 .563 5-3 4-4 843 848 New Orleans 5 11 0 .313 4-4 1-7 833 928 Utah 8 8 0 .500 4-4 4-4 955 933 Austin 4 12 0 .250 3-5 1-7 879 950 Arizona 4 12 0 .250 2-6 2-6 846 915 Las Vegas 2 14 0 .125 0-8 2-6 701 986

Wild Card Round: PHILADELPHIA 41, Orlando 26; COLUMBUS 56, Tampa Bay 55; COLORADO 49, Kansas City 42; LOS ANGELES 64, Utah 42 Divisional Round: SAN JOSE 76, Colorado 67; COLUMBUS 66, Dallas 59; GEORGIA 65, Philadelphia 39; CHICAGO 52, Los Angeles 20 Conference Championship: COLUBUS 66, Georgia 56; SAN JOSE 61, Chicago 49 ArenaBowl XXI: SAN JOSE 55, Columbus 33

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie

SCORING RUSHING Player, Team G TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Bobby Sippio, Chicago 13 53 0 0 0 318 Dan Alexander, Nashville 165 426 2.6 25t 41 Chris Jackson, Georgia 16 51 0 0 0 306 Adrian McPherson, Aus.-Gra. 55 360 6.5 39 9 Siaha Burley, Utah 15 49 0 0 0 294 Josh White, Dallas 93 278 3.0 22 10 Damian Harrell, Colorado 16 47 0 0 0 282 Bo Kelly, Arizona 81 222 2.7 16 13 Will Pettis, Dallas 16 46 1 0 0 278 Harold Wells, Columbus 73 197 2.7 13 13 Dan Alexander, Nashville 16 42 1 0 0 254 Lonnie Ford, Los Angeles 82 192 2.3 20t 19 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 16 42 0 0 0 252 Dawan Moss, Kansas City 51 192 3.8 44 8 *Charles Frederick, Kansas City 14 41 0 0 0 246 Chris Ryan, Grand Rapids 77 162 2.1 14 20 Derrick Lewis, Austin 16 41 0 0 0 246 Kevin Nagle, Orlando 48 155 3.2 20 4 James Roe, San Jose 16 40 0 0 0 240 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 61 134 2.2 18t 12

SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Bobby Sippio, Chicago 53 0 53 0 0 318 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Chris Jackson, Georgia 51 4 47 0 0 306 Siaha Burley, Utah 166 2129 12.8 41t 49 Siaha Burley, Utah 49 0 49 0 0 294 Chris Jackson, Georgia 145 1915 13.2 46t 47 Damian Harrell, Colorado 47 0 47 0 0 282 Derrick Lewis, Austin 139 1903 13.7 49t 41 Will Pettis, Dallas 46 2 40 4 1 278 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 132 1736 13.2 49t 41 Dan Alexander, Nashville 42 41 1 0 1 254 Damian Harrell, Colorado 132 1547 11.7 45t 47 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 42 0 41 1 0 252 Will Pettis, Dallas 130 1471 11.3 46t 40 *Charles Frederick, Kansas City 41 14 27 0 0 246 James Roe, San Jose 127 1560 12.3 34 40 Derrick Lewis, Austin 41 0 41 0 0 246 Bobby Sippio, Chicago 125 1739 13.9 48t 53 James Roe, San Jose 40 0 40 0 0 240 Thabiti Davis, Las Vegas 123 1271 10.3 45t 18 Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 122 1143 9.4 35t 15 SCORING, KICKERS Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS RECEIVING YARDS *AJ Haglund, San Jose 128/138 10/18 .556 39 164 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Mark Lewis, Austin 110/118 15/25 .600 33 155 Siaha Burley, Utah 2129 166 12.8 41t 49 Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles 101/114 16/30 .533 36 149 Chris Jackson, Georgia 1915 145 13.2 46t 47 Steve Videtich, Utah 113/127 10/19 .526 32 143 Derrick Lewis, Austin 1903 139 13.7 49t 41 Jason Ball, Colorado 90/105 17/28 .607 38 141 Bobby Sippio, Chicago 1739 125 13.9 48t 53 *, Tampa Bay 92/99 16/20 .800 41 140 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 1736 132 13.2 49t 41 Todd Sievers, Dallas 115/119 8/13 .615 49 139 James Roe, San Jose 1560 127 12.3 34t 40 Dan Frantz, Chicago 104/115 11/27 .407 56 137 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1547 132 11.7 15t 47 Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids 92/107 15/30 .500 47 137 Javarus Dudley, Orlando 1524 107 14.2 43t 29 Jay Taylor, Orlando 101/109 11/21 .524 45 134 Charles Pauley, Philadelphia 1473 104 14.2 45t 27 PASSER RATING Will Pettis, Dallas 1471 130 11.3 46t 40 COMP RATING ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS , Georgia 530 392 74.0 4851 9.15 117 22.1 12 2.3 132.0 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Clint Dolezel, Dallas 533 375 70.4 4475 8.40 107 20.1 9 1.7 128.2 Timon Marshall, Grand Rapids 3050 7 1134 1908 Mark Grieb, San Jose 562 399 71.0 4608 8.20 100 17.8 13 2.3 125.4 Will Pettis, Dallas 2781 33 1471 1247 Joe Germaine, Utah 617 422 68.4 5005 8.11 107 17.3 12 1.9 124.4 Chris Jackson, Georgia 2394 19 1915 460 Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City 538 371 69.0 4338 8.06 85 15.8 11 2.0 124.1 Siaha Burley, Utah 2350 0 2129 221 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 506 351 69.4 3789 7.49 82 16.2 10 2.0 122.4 Charles Pauley, Philadelphia 2263 44 1473 746 *Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay 302 199 65.9 2395 7.93 47 15.6 7 2.3 119.3 Damien Groce, Columbus 2253 80 1342 831 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 498 316 63.5 4036 8.10 83 16.7 13 2.6 117.4 T.T. Toliver, Tamp.-Orl. 2175 26 1383 766 Tony Graziani, Philadelphia 362 225 62.2 2841 7.85 64 17.7 8 2.2 117.0 *Charles Fredrick, Kansas City 2129 133 1385 611 Shane Stafford, Orlando 573 369 64.4 4284 7.48 76 13.3 10 1.7 112.8 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 2106 81 1736 287 Jerel Myers, Kansas City 2095 20 1183 892 PASSING YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE Player, Team G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING ----- Joe Germaine, Utah 16 617 422 68.4 5005 107 41t 12 124.4 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Chris Greisen, Georgia 16 530 392 74.0 4851 117 49t 12 132.0 Siaha Burley, Utah 2129 166 12.8 0 0 --- 2129 166 12.8 Mark Grieb, San Jose 16 562 399 71.0 4608 100 47t 13 125.4 Chris Jackson, Georgia 1934 154 12.6 19 9 2.1 1915 145 13.2 Clint Dolezel, Dallas 16 533 375 70.4 4475 107 49t 9 128.2 Derrick Lewis, Austin 1903 139 13.7 0 0 -- 1903 139 13.7 Sonny Cumbie, Los Angeles 16 610 378 62.0 4370 83 47t 13 108.7 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 1817 142 12.8 81 10 8.1 1736 132 13.2 Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City 16 538 371 69.0 4338 85 42t 11 124.1 Bobby Sippio, Chicago 1750 129 13.6 11 4 2.8 1739 125 13.9 John Dutton, Colorado 16 645 396 61.4 4312 84 45t 17 102.7 James Roe, San Jose 1560 127 12.3 0 0 -- 1560 127 12.3 Shane Stafford, Orlando 16 573 369 64.4 4284 76 45t 10 112.8 Damian Harrell, Colorado 1547 132 11.7 0 0 -- 1547 132 11.7 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 14 498 316 63.5 4036 83 45t 13 117.4 Javarus Dudley, Orlando 1544 123 12.6 20 16 1.3 1524 107 14.2 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 16 506 351 69.4 3789 82 48t 10 122.4 *Charles Frederick, Kansas City 1518 165 9.2 133 50 2.7 1385 115 12.0

Charles Pauley, Philadelphia 1517 108 14.0 44 4 11.0 1473 104 14.2

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD C.J. Johnson, Phi-NAS 24 659 27.5 57t 4 *, San Jose 37 872 23.6 56t 2 Timon Marshall, Grand Rapids 83 1901 22.9 58t 6 Rodney Wright, San Jose 31 710 22.9 57t 3 DeShane Dennis, K.C.-NYD 58 1282 22.1 57t 3 Tom Pace, Utah 29 625 21.6 46 0 *Jason Harmon, Colorado 47 1010 21.5 55t 1 Will Pettis, Dallas 58 1229 21.2 58t 4 Mike Brown, Philadelphia 44 919 20.9 56t 1 Damien Groce, Columbus 40 825 20.6 56t 2

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Tyrone Jones, New Orleans 6 121 20.2 0 T.T. Toliver, Tam.-Orl. 4 78 19.5 0 Eddie Moten, Philadelphia 5 60 12.0 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Ahmad Hawkins, Nashville 13 149 11.5 48t 2 Jeroid Johnson, Tampa Bay 10 152 15.2 45t 2 Eddie Moten, Philadelphia 9 204 22.7 50t 3 Kenny McEntyre, Kansas City 9 142 15.8 33t 3 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 9 119 13.2 45t 2 Rashad Floyd, Colorado 9 111 12.3 25 2 Chris Angel, Colorado 7 95 13.6 30 0 Jermaine Jones, Dallas 7 71 10.1 40t 2 Dennison Robinson, Chicago 7 45 6.4 22 0 Johnnie Harris, Phi-Gra. 7 20 2.9 17 0

FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Greg White, Orlando 6 Phil Glover, San Jose 5 Dwayne Missouri, Philadelphia 5 *Rayshun Reed, Orlando 5 Henry Taylor, New Orleans 5 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 5 Colston Weatherington, Dallas 5 Damen Wheler, Los Angeles 5 DeJuan Alfonzo, Chicago 4 Tom Briggs, Tampa Bay 4 E.J. Burt, Chicago 4 B.J. Cohen, Kansas City 4 *Keyuo Craver, Arizona 4 Ken Jones, Columbus 4 Ronald Jones, San Jose 4 Bobby Perry, Dallas 4 Duke Pettijohn, Dallas 4

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT OFF DEF Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City 7 7 0 DeJuan Alfonzo, Chicago 6 0 6 Jason Stewart, Los Angeles 5 0 5 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 4 3 1 *, New York 4 4 0 John Dutton, Colorado 4 4 0 Joe Germaine, Utah 4 4 0 Phil Glover, San Jose 4 0 4 Dwayne Missouri, Philadelphia 4 0 4 Bobby Perry, Dallas 4 0 4 Duke Pettijohn, Dallas 4 0 4 *Rayshun Reed, Orlando 4 0 4 *Josh Rue, Las Vegas 4 3 1 Shane Stafford, Orlando 4 4 0

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Rashud Floyd, Colorado 156.0 141 30 *Keyuo Craver, Arizona 113.0 97 32 Lin-J Shell, Orlando 110.5 105 11 Brandon Hefflin, Columbus 105.0 88 34 Dennison Robinson, Chicago 102.0 88 28 Eddie Canonico, LVG-LAA 101.0 89 24 Hamin Milligan, Georgia 100.0 93 14 Jeroid Johnson, Tampa Bay 96.0 88 16 DeJuan Alfonzo, Chicago 93.0 66 54 Damon Mason, Austin 93.0 80 26

SACKS Player, Team SACKS Greg White, Orlando 15.0 Colston Weatherington, Dallas 10.0 Ken Jones, Columbus 9.5 Silas Demary, Los Angeles 8.0 Umar Muhammad, Georgia 8.0 Henry Taylor, New Orleans 8.0 Jermaine Smith, Georgia 7.5 Ronald Jones, San Jose 7.0 Ernest Allen, Georgia 6.5 B.J. Cohen, Kansas City 6.5

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2008 FINAL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Chicago 11 5 0 .688 7-1 4-4 926 765 Philadelphia 13 3 0 .813 7-1 6-2 992 810 Colorado 6 10 0 .375 4-4 2-6 847 909 Dallas 12 4 0 .750 6-2 6-2 861 798 Grand Rapids 6 10 0 .375 3-5 3-5 952 968 Cleveland 9 7 0 .563 6-2 3-5 901 895 Kansas City 3 13 0 .188 2-6 1-7 752 923 New York 8 8 0 .500 5-3 3-5 822 819 Columbus 3 13 0 .188 2-6 1-7 750 893

WESTERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA San Jose 11 5 0 .688 6-2 5-3 945 875 Georgia 10 6 0 .625 6-2 4-4 927 848 Arizona 8 8 0 .500 3-5 5-3 842 907 Orlando 9 7 0 .563 5-3 4-4 881 898 Utah 6 10 0 .375 4-4 2-6 941 959 New Orleans 8 8 0 .500 6-2 2-6 893 835 Los Angeles 5 11 0 .313 4-4 1-7 847 1004 Tampa Bay 8 8 0 .500 5-3 3-5 903 876

Wild Card Round: New York 77, DALLAS 63; Colorado 49, UTAH 44; Grand Rapids 48, ARIZONA 41; CLEVELAND 69, Orlando 66 Divisional Round: SAN JOSE 64, Colorado 51; PHILADELPHIA 49, New York 48; Grand Rapids 58, CHICAGO 41; Cleveland 73, GEORGIA 70 Conference Championship: PHILADELPHIA 70, Cleveland 35; SAN JOSE 81, Grand Rapids 55 ArenaBowl XXI: Philadelphia 59, San Jose 56

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS * Rookie

SCORING RUSHING Player, Team TD X2 FG XK PTS Player, Team ATT YARDS AVG LONG TD Otis Amey, Cleveland 50 1 0 0 302 Marlion Jackson, Cleveland 108 356 3.3 32t 23 Chris Jackson, Philadelphia 49 0 0 0 294 Josh White, Dallas 88 258 2.9 19 8 Kenny Higgins, Grand Rapids 41 1 0 0 248 Dan Alexander, Chicago 73 252 3.5 13t 12 Huey Whittaker, Utah 40 2 0 0 244 Dawan Moss, Kansas City 86 242 2.8 30t 10 JJ McKelvey, Utah 38 0 0 0 228 Matt D’Orazio, Philadelphia 54 227 4.2 22 11 Cleannord Saintil, San Jose 35 0 0 0 210 Harold Wells, Columbus 103 224 2.2 10 17 TT Toliver, Orlando 35 0 0 0 210 Rodney Filer, Utah 61 205 3.4 23 12 Trandon Harvey, Arizona 34 0 0 0 204 *D Bryant, Kansas City 42 149 3.5 20t 12 Kevin Swayne, New York 33 2 0 0 202 *Odie Armstrong, Orlando 43 140 3.3 25t 2 Marcus Nash, Dallas 33 1 0 0 200 Matt Heubener, Georgia 55 136 2.5 13 11 SCORING, NONKICKERS Player, Team TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS RECEPTIONS Otis Amey, Cleveland 50 1 48 1 1 302 Chris Jackson, Philadelphia 49 0 49 0 0 294 Player, Team REC YARDS AVG LONG TD Kenny Higgins, Grand Rapids 41 5 34 2 1 248 Derek Lee, Columbus 141 1755 12.4 47t 31 Huey Whittaker, Utah 40 8 32 0 2 244 Chris Jackson, Philadelphia 140 1719 12.3 41t 49 JJ McKelvey, Utah 38 0 38 0 0 228 Jason Willis, New York 135 1544 11.4 45t 30 Cleannord Saintil, San Jose 35 0 35 0 0 210 Aaron Boone, Utah 135 1527 11.3 45t 23 TT Toliver, Orlando 35 1 31 3 0 210 Rodney Wright, San Jose 134 1457 10.9 41t 24 Trandon Harvey, Arizona 34 2 28 4 0 204 Jerel Myers, Kansas City 134 1304 9.7 38t 19 Kevin Swayne, New York 33 0 33 0 2 202 Robert Redd, Cleveland 129 1523 11.8 37 16 Marcus Nash, Dallas 33 0 33 0 1 200 Carl Morris, Georgia 128 1503 11.7 47t 27 Huey Whittaker, Utah 126 1541 12.2 42t 32 SCORING, KICKERS Ben Nelson, Colorado 126 1358 10.8 37t 30 Player, Team PAT FG PCT LONG PTS RECEIVING YARDS AJ Haglund, San Jose 116/124 21/25 .840 47 179 Player, Team YARDS REC AVG LONG TD Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids 119/126 10/17 .588 50 149 Derek Lee, Columbus 1755 141 12.4 47t 31 Jason Ball, Cleveland 99/118 16/21 .762 46 147 Chris Jackson, Philadelphia 1719 140 12.3 41t 49 Seth Marler, Tampa Bay 112/125 11/19 .579 41 145 TT Toliver, Orlando 1647 117 14.1 43t 31 *Connor Hughes, Philadelphia 123/136 5/14 .357 34 138 Kenny Higgins, Grand Rapids 1552 112 13.9 47t 34 Carlos Martinez, Georgia 112/127 5/9 .556 34 127 Jason Willis, New York 1544 135 11.4 45t 30 Remy Hamilton, Dallas 101/119 8/16 .500 45 125 Huey Whittaker, Utah 1541 126 12.2 42t 32 Dan Frantz, Chicago-Orlando 103/116 5/14 .357 41 118 JJ McKelvey, Utah 1529 121 12.6 49t 38 Steve Azar, Utah-New York 100/109 5/12 .417 51 115 Aaron Boone, Utah 1527 135 11.3 45t 23 Peter Martinez, Kansas City 87/99 7/15 .467 58 108 Robert Redd, Cleveland 1523 129 11.8 37 16 PASSER RATING Otis Amey, Cleveland 1516 112 13.5 45t 48 COMP RATING Player, Team ATT COMP PCT YARDS YPA TD PCT INT PCT POINTS ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Matt D’Orazio, Philadelphia 416 301 72.4 3331 8.01 72 17.3 4 1.0 131.3 Player, Team YARDS RUSH REC RET Raymond Philyaw, Cleveland 525 358 68.2 4287 8.17 83 15.8 10 1.9 124.5 Timon Marshall, Los Angeles 3342 38 1424 1880 Joe Germaine, Utah 603 411 68.2 4859 8.06 97 16.1 13 2.2 123.1 TT Toliver, Orlando 3137 57 1647 1433 Russ Michna, Chicago 349 239 68.5 2721 7.80 57 16.3 7 2.0 122.9 Rodney Wright, San Jose 2669 13 1457 1199 Chris Greisen, Georgia 584 398 68.2 4946 8.47 97 16.6 17 2.9 121.6 Trandon Harvey, Arizona 2451 10 1446 991 James MacPherson, Grand Rapids 467 318 68.1 3944 8.45 87 18.6 16 3.4 119.3 Jerel Myers, Kansas City 2327 0 1304 1023 Aaron Garcia, New York 498 335 67.3 3523 7.07 78 15.7 9 1.8 119.2 Otis Amey, Cleveland 2139 5 1516 618 Clint Dolezel, Dallas 387 257 66.4 3031 7.83 66 17.1 10 2.6 118.9 Robert Redd, Cleveland 1999 -2 1523 414 Mark Grieb, San Jose 606 415 68.5 4613 7.61 100 16.5 18 3.0 118.1 Will Pettis, Dallas 1960 37 1035 817 Shane Stafford, Orlando 526 351 66.7 4113 7.82 81 15.4 15 2.9 116.9 Kevin Nickerson, Arizona-Orlando 1854 42 817 995 Derek Lee, Columbus 1755 0 1755 0 PASSING YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE Player, Team ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD LONG INT RATING ------TOTAL------RUSHING------RECEIVING ----- Chris Greisen, Georgia 584 398 68.2 4946 97 49t 17 121.6 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS ATT+REC AVG YARDS ATT AVG YARDS REC AVG Joe Germaine, Utah 603 411 68.2 4859 97 49t 13 123.1 Derek Lee, Columbus 1755 142 12.4 0 1 0.0 1755 141 12.4 Mark Grieb, San Jose 606 415 68.5 4613 100 41t 18 118.1 Chris Jackson, Philadelphia 1717 141 12.2 -2 1 -2.0 1719 140 12.3 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay 586 377 64.3 4574 86 47t 12 116.4 TT Toliver, Orlando 1704 129 13.2 57 12 4.8 1647 117 14.1 John Dutton, Colorado 681 450 66.1 4547 94 42t 17 109.1 Kenny Higgins, Grand Rapids 1629 135 12.1 77 23 3.3 1552 112 13.9 Matt Nagy, Columbus 566 358 63.3 4450 74 47t 8 114.3 Huey Whittaker, Utah 1556 145 10.7 15 19 0.8 1541 126 12.2 Raymond Philyaw, Cleveland 525 358 68.2 4287 83 45t 10 124.5 Jason Willis, New York 1545 137 11.3 1 2 0.5 1544 135 11.4 Shane Stafford, Orlando 526 351 66.7 4113 81 48t 15 116.9 JJ McKelvey, Utah 1529 121 12.6 0 0 --- 1529 121 12.6 Danny Wimprine, New Orleans 552 336 60.9 4089 85 47t 11 113.9 Aaron Boone, Utah 1527 135 11.3 0 0 --- 1527 135 11.3 James MacPherson, Grand Rapids 467 318 68.1 3944 87 45t 16 119.3 Otis Amey, Cleveland 1521 121 12.6 5 9 0.6 1516 112 13.5

Robert Redd, Cleveland 1521 130 11.7 -2 1 -2.0 1523 129 11.8

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KICKOFF RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD *Levy Brown, New York 38 813 21.4 52t 1 Josh Bush, Dallas 44 939 21.3 56t 4 Jeremiah Pope, New Orleans 25 533 21.3 56t 2 Trestin George, San Jose 29 616 21.2 53 0 Rodney Wright, San Jose 56 1183 21.1 56t 1 *, Colorado 48 983 20.5 56t 1 *Chris Martin, Grand Rapids 82 1663 20.3 57t 6 Willis Marshall, Georgia-Cleveland 52 1009 19.4 52 0 Timon Marshall, Los Angeles 94 1818 19.3 57t 1 Trandon Harvey, Arizona 49 921 18.8 58t 3

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG TD Wendall Williams, N.O.-Colorado 5 175 35.0 2 Otis Amey, Cleveland 4 101 25.3 1 Will Pettis, Dallas 6 76 12.7 0

INTERCEPTIONS Player, Team RET YARDS AVG LONG TD Dennison Robinson, Chicago 13 165 12.7 45t 2 Marquis Floyd, San Jose 10 153 15.3 48 0 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 9 123 13.7 48t 2 Rashad Floyd, Colorado 9 96 10.7 38t 1 Billy Parker, New York 8 115 14.4 26 1 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 8 101 12.6 47t 4 Calvin Spears, New Orleans 8 58 7.3 49t 1 Jerald Brown, Kansas City 8 41 5.1 16 1 *John Walker, New York 7 95 13.6 29 2 Eddie Moten, Philadelphia 6 98 16.3 52t 1

FORCED FUMBLES Player, Team FF Damen Wheeler, Los Angeles 7 Alan Harper, San Jose 5 , Philadelphia 5 Anthony Dunn, Philadelphia 4 Joe Minucci, Cleveland 4 , Cleveland 4 Cee Weatherington, Dallas 4

FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player, Team TOT OFF DEF *, Utah 6 0 6 Robert Redd, Cleveland 6 1 5 DeJuan Alfonzo, Chicago 5 1 4 Phil Glover, San Jose-Tampa Bay 5 1 4 Traco Rachal, Tampa Bay 5 0 5 *, Orlando 4 1 3 , San Jose 4 0 4 Mark Grieb, San Jose 4 3 1 Kenny Higgins, Grand Rapids 4 2 2 *Chris Martin, Grand Rapids 4 0 4 Matt Nagy, Columbus 4 4 0 Raymond Philyaw, Cleveland 4 4 0 Shane Stafford, Orlando 4 4 0 Danny Wimprine, New Orleans 4 4 0

TACKLES Player, Team TOT SOLO AST Lin-J Shell, New Orleans 118.5 109 19 Rashad Floyd, Colorado 117.5 102 31 Eddie Canonico, LAA-Utah 115.5 101 29 Omarr Smith, San Jose 114.0 101 26 Traco Rachal, Tampa Bay 110.5 97 27 Brandon Hefflin, Cleveland 110.0 89 42 Ahmad Hawkins, Grand Rapids 97.5 86 23 Jeroid Johnson, Tampa Bay 96.0 85 22 Nate Coggins, Columbus 95.5 83 25 Calvin Spears, New Orleans 94.0 87 14

SACKS Player, Team SACKS Cee Weatherington, Dallas 10.5 Gabe Nyenhuis, Philadelphia 9.5 Henry Taylor, New York 9.5 Aaron McConnell, Colorado 9.0 Steve Watson, San Jose 9.0 Joe Minucci, Cleveland 6.5 Michale Spicer, New Orleans 6.5 Gillis Wilson, Kansas City 6.5

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONALCONFERENCE SOUTH DIVISION WEST DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Jacksonville 12 4 0 .750 7-1 5-3 893 806 Spokane 13 3 0 .812 6-2 7-1 988 843 Tampa Bay 11 5 0 .687 6-2 5-3 926 812 Arizona 10 6 0 .625 5-3 5-3 957 885 Orlando 8 8 0 .500 4-4 4-4 865 845 Utah 2 14 0 .125 1-7 1-7 742 1040 Alabama 7 9 0 .437 5-3 2-6 812 860

SOUTHWEST DIVISION MIDWEST DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Tulsa 10 6 0 .625 6-2 4-4 994 899 W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Oklahoma City 6 10 0 .375 5-3 1-7 833 870 Milwaukee 11 5 0 .687 7-1 4-4 1043 903 Dallas 3 13 0 .187 1-7 2-6 833 870 Chicago 10 6 0 .625 5-3 5-3 906 873 Bossier-Shrev. 3 13 0 .187 2-6 1-7 799 1030 Cleveland 7 9 0 .437 4-4 3-5 938 906 Iowa 7 9 0 .437 2-6 5-3 829 83

First Round: SPOKANE 57, Arizona 49; MILWAUKEE 64, Chicago 54; Tampa Bay 68, TULSA 38; Orlando 73, JACKSONVILLE 69 Conference Championship: SPOKANE 60, Milwaukee 57; TAMPA BAY 63, Orlando 62 ArenaBowl XXIII: SPOKANE 69, Tampa Bay 57

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING RUSHING PLAYER,TEAM G TD X2 FG XK PTS PLAYER,TEAM ATT YARDS AVG TD Rod Windsor, Arizona 16 54 2 0 0 328 Odie Armstrong, Tulsa 74 349 4.7 13 Donovan Morgan, Tulsa 16 52 3 0 0 318 Nick Hill, Orlando 63 284 4.5 15 Aaron Boone, Utah 16 46 3 0 0 282 Ryan Vena, Iowa 79 275 3.5 22 Ben Nelson, Cleveland 14 47 0 0 0 282 Dan Alexander, Alabama 84 209 2.5 26 Anthony Jones, Milwaukee 16 46 1 0 0 278 Byron Douzart, Bossier-Shrev 42 195 4.6 5 JJ McKelvey, Arizona 15 39 0 0 0 234 Rodney Filer, Iowa 52 187 3.6 8 PJ Berry, Bossier-Shreveport 14 37 4 0 0 230 Tyre Young, Milwaukee 68 177 2.6 20 Huey Whittaker, Spokane 16 38 0 0 0 228 Chad Cook, Oklahoma City 45 140 3.11 8 Tyrone Timmons, Tampa Bay 16 37 3 0 0 228 Kirby Griffin, Jacksonville 50 127 2.5 14 Hank Edwards, Tampa Bay 15 36 0 0 0 216 Robert Boss, Chicago 42 119 2.8 10

SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS PLAYER,TEAM TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS PLAYER,TEAM REC YARDS AVG TD Rod Windsor, Arizona 54 11 0 0 2 328 Rod Windsor, Arizona 193 2372 12.3 47 Donovan Morgan, Tulsa 52 0 0 0 3 318 Ben Nelson, Cleveland 151 1867 12.4 47 Aaron Boone, Utah 46 0 0 0 3 282 Aaron Boone, Utah 146 1448 9.9 46 Ben Nelson, Cleveland 47 0 0 0 0 282 Huey Whittaker, Spokane 144 1653 11.5 37 Anthony Jones, Milwaukee 46 0 0 0 1 278 Anthony Jones, Milwaukee 125 1810 14.5 42 JJ McKelvey, Arizona 39 0 0 0 0 234 Donovan Morgan, Tulsa 123 1707 13.9 52 PJ Berry, Bossier-Shreveport 37 0 0 0 4 230 JJ McKelvey, Arizona 119 1324 11.1 39 Huey Whittaker, Spokane 38 0 0 0 0 228 PJ Berry, Bossier-Shreveport 118 1352 11.5 33 Tyrone Timmons, Tampa Bay 37 0 0 0 3 228 Kenny Henderson, Dallas 117 1286 11.0 23 Hank Edwards, Tampa Bay 36 0 0 0 0 216 Tyrone Timmons, Tampa Bay 117 1378 11.8 37

SCORING, KICKERS RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER,TEAM PAT FG PCT LONG PTS PLAYER,TEAM YARDS REC AVG TD , Chicago 113/121 11/15 .734 42 146 Rod Windsor, Arizona 2372 193 12.3 47 Carlos Martinez, Orlando 104/114 13/23 .565 54 143 Ben Nelson, Cleveland 1867 151 12.4 47 Robert Forstrom, Milwaukee 120/143 6/12 .500 43 138 Anthony Jones, Milwaukee 1810 125 14.5 42 Matt Denny, Cleveland 117/129 7/14 .500 41 138 Hank Edwards, Tampa Bay 1748 115 15.2 36 Rowan Taylor, Spokane 121/134 5/5 1.000 23 136 Donovan Morgan, Tulsa 1707 123 13.9 52 Mark Lewis, Dallas 101/107 9/20 .450 44 128 Huey Whittaker, Spokane 1653 144 11.5 37 , Tampa Bay 105/123 5/8 .625 45 120 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 1621 116 14.0 28 Jeff Glas, Iowa 92/110 7/16 .438 37 113 Aaron Boone, Utah 1448 146 9.9 46 Ben Scott, Utah 70/88 8/14 .571 42 94 Antoine TT Toliver, Orlando 1423 116 12.3 29 Brian Jackson, Alabama 78/85 3/6 .500 35 87 Nate Forse, Milwaukee 1386 111 12.5 26

PASSER RATING ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PLAYER,TEAM ATT COMP COMP%YARD YPA TD PCT INT PCT RATING PLAYER,TEAM YARDS RUSH REC RET Chris Greisen, Milwaukee 563 382 67.9 5146 9.14 107 19.0 11 1.9 128.2 Kenny Henderson, Dallas 3313 7 1286 2020 Russ Michna, Chicago 423 290 68.6 3860 9.13 70 16.5 11 2.6 126.0 Jeff Hughley, Tulsa 2808 -2 1258 1562 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay 572 372 65.0 5034 8.80 106 18.5 16 2.8 120.9 CJ Johnson, Alabama 2805 19 1246 1540 Kyle Rowley, Spokane 562 367 65.3 4428 7.88 100 17.8 11 2.0 120.8 PJ Berry, Boss-Shrev 2778 13 1352 1413 Raymond Philyaw, Boss-Sh 230 148 64.3 1839 8.00 43 18.7 5 2.2 119.5 Rod Windsor, Arizona 2417 45 2372 0 Nick Davila, Arizona 617 415 67.3 4858 7.88 102 16.5 18 2.9 118.4 Timon Marshall, Okla City 2321 3 923 1395 , Alabama 323 209 64.7 2654 8.22 43 13.3 9 2.8 112.0 Brent Holmes, Cleveland 2068 22 1299 747 Justin Allgood, Tulsa 560 351 62.7 4359 7.79 109 19.5 16 2.9 114.4 Ben Nelson, Cleveland 1884 10 1867 7 Nick Hill, Orlando 578 380 65.7 4289 7.42 79 13.7 18 3.1 109.0 Anthony Jones, Milwaukee 1860 50 1810 0 John Dutton, Cleveland 696 446 64.1 5104 7.34 100 14.4 19 2.7 110.6 Jomo Wilson, Jacksonville 1839 3 964 872

PASSING YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS PLAYER,TEAM G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD INT RATING PLAYER,TEAM RET YARDS AVG TD Chris Greisen, Milwaukee 16 563 382 67.9 5146 107 11 128.2 Kenny Henderson, Dallas 99 1931 19.5 2 John Dutton, Cleveland 16 696 446 64.1 5104 100 19 114.3 Brandon Hampton, Utah 72 1623 22.5 4 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay 16 572 372 65.0 5034 106 16 120.9 Jeff Hughley, Tulsa 90 1551 17.2 2 Nick Davila, Arizona 16 617 415 67.3 4858 102 18 118.4 CJ Johnson, Alabama 76 1449 19.1 3 Kyle Rowley, Spokane 16 562 367 65.3 4428 100 11 120.8 Chris Martin, Chicago 81 1430 17.7 1 Justin Allgood, Tulsa 16 560 351 62.7 4359 109 16 114.4 Timon Marshall, Oklahoma City 78 1324 17.0 2 Tommy Grady, Okla City 16 597 363 60.8 4307 81 17 110.5 PJ Berry, Bossier-Shreveport 72 1212 16.8 0 Nick Hill, Orlando 16 578 380 65.7 4289 79 18 114.4 Terrance Sanders, Arizona 60 1082 18.0 2 Ryan Vena, Iowa 16 499 318 63.7 3964 78 22 109.5 Larry Kendrick, Iowa 59 1049 17.8 1 Russ Michna, Chicago 16 423 290 68.6 3860 70 11 126.0 Josh Bush, Orlando 59 940 15.9 2

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INTERCEPTIONS PLAYER,TEAM RET YARDS AVG TD Rayshawn Kizer, Orlando 12 148 12.4 1 Chris Royal, Tulsa 11 167 15.2 0 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 10 144 14.4 2 , Iowa 8 96 12.0 2 Josh Ferguson, Chicago 8 73 9.1 1 Micheaux Robinson, Jacksonville 8 67 8.4 0 David Hyland, Oklahoma City 8 78 9.8 1 Tracy Belton, Milwaukee 7 39 5.6 0 Nygel Rogers, Chicago 7 82 11.8 1 Chris Martin, Chicago 6 69 11.5 2

FORCED FUMBLES PLAYER,TEAM FF Gabe Nyenhuis, Tulsa 9 Carlos Campbell, Cleveland 5 Aaron Robbins, Spokane 5 Damon Mason, Orlando 4 Steve Watson, Tulsa 4 Michael Bragg, Cleveland 4 Jerry Turner, Spokane 4 Michael Hawthorne, Tampa Bay 4

TACKLES PLAYER,TEAM TOT SOLO AST Tanner Varner, Iowa 129.5 113 33 Brandon Hefflin, Tampa Bay 101.5 83 37 Tracy Belton, Milwaukee 100.5 83 35 Josh Ferguson, Chicago 98.5 88 21 Jason Simpson, Iowa 92.0 78 28 Jason Harmon, Dallas 97.5 90 15 Chris Martin, Chicago 90.5 80 21 Vince Hill, Alabama 88.0 71 34 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 89.5 80 19 Roland Cola, Boss-Shrev 89.0 80 18

SACKS PLAYER, TEAM SACKS Gabe Nyenhuis, Tulsa 15.5 Terrance Carter, Tulsa 9.5 Khreem Smith, Milwaukee 9.0 Tyus Jackson, Milwaukee 8.5 Justin Warren, Dallas 8.0 Anthony Hoke, Cleveland 7.5 Dustin Barno, Okla City 7.5 Cliff Dukes, Tampa Bay 7.0 Jermaine Smith, Tampa Bay 7.0

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONALCONFERENCE SOUTH DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Jacksonville 14 4 0 .778 8-1 6-3 1158 908 Chicago 13 5 0 .722 7-2 6-3 957 833 Georgia 11 7 0 .611 5-4 6-3 1007 931 Dallas 11 7 0 .583 6-3 5-4 1061 1007 Orlando 11 7 0 .611 6-3 5-4 1001 933 Tulsa 8 10 0 .444 4-5 4-5 894 889 Tampa Bay 7 11 0 .389 4-5 3-6 802 933 Kansas City 6 12 0 .333 4-5 2-7 854 974 New Orleans 3 15 0 .187 0-9 3-6 826 1017 Iowa 5 13 0 .278 4-5 1-8 916 1116 EAST DIVISION WEST DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Cleveland 10 8 0 .556 7-2 3-6 904 840 Arizona 16 2 0 .818 8-1 8-1 1114 836 Pittsburgh 9 9 0 .500 5-4 4-5 870 972 Utah 9 9 0 .500 7-2 2-7 1080 1117 Milwaukee 7 11 0 .389 4-5 3-6 872 867 Spokane 9 9 0 .500 7-2 2-7 1057 1027 Philadelphia 6 12 0 .333 4-5 2-7 914 969 San Jose 7 11 0 .389 6-3 1-8 1022 1080

First Round: CHICAGO 54, Dallas 51; JACKSONVILLE 63, Orlando 48; ARIZONA 62, Spokane 33; Cleveland 41, GEORGIA 50 Conference Championship: ARIZONA 54, Chicago 48; JACKSONVILLE 64, Georgia 55 ArenaBowl XXIV: Arizona 70, JACKSONVILLE 73

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING RUSHING PLAYER, TEAM G TD X2 FG XK PTS PLAYER, TEAM ATT YARDS AVG TD Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 18 55 4 0 0 334 Derrick Ross, Dallas 167 622 3.7 39 Reggie Gray, Chicago 18 53 4 0 0 322 Nick Hill, Orlando 79 391 4.9 9 Jomo Wilson, Jacksonville 18 47 2 0 0 284 Johnnie Kirton, Chicago 114 366 3.2 14 Maurice Purify, Georgia 16 46 2 0 0 278 Bernard Morris, Pittsburgh 46 312 6.8 4 Anthony Jones, Dallas 18 43 0 0 0 258 Odie Armstrong, Arizona 77 295 3.8 17 Donovan Morgan, Philadelphia 16 38 0 0 0 228 Chad Cook, San Jose 99 294 3.0 30 Jeron Harvey, Jacksonville 11 33 4 0 0 198 , Iowa 70 257 3.7 11 Trandon Harvey, Arizona 12 31 4 0 0 190 Matt Bassuener, Tulsa 58 252 4.3 12 Troy Bergeron, Cleveland 13 31 0 0 0 186 Kirby Griffin, Jacksonville 82 247 3.0 18 Todd Blythe, Iowa 13 27 2 0 0 186 Ben Stallings, Utah 48 208 4.3 16

SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS PLAYER, TEAM TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS PLAYER, TEAM REC YARDS AVG TD Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 18 55 4 0 0 334 Anthony Jones, Dallas 171 2232 13.1 42 Reggie Gray, Chicago 18 53 4 0 0 322 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 168 2171 12.9 55 Jomo Wilson, Jacksonville 18 47 2 0 0 284 Rod Windsor, Arizona 156 1830 11.7 36 Maurice Purify, Georgia 16 46 2 0 0 278 P.J. Berry, New Orleans 155 1593 10.3 27 Anthony Jones, Dallas 18 43 0 0 0 258 Troy McBroom, Tulsa 149 1747 11.7 31 Donovan Morgan, Philadelphia 16 38 0 0 0 228 Maurice Purify, Georgia 130 1653 12.7 46 Jeron Harvey, Jacksonville 11 33 4 0 0 198 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 120 1300 10.8 13 Trandon Harvey, Arizona 12 31 4 0 0 190 Trandon Harvey, Arizona 95 1156 12.2 29 Troy Bergeron, Cleavland 13 31 0 0 0 186 Jeron Harvey, Jacksonville 90 1077 12.0 31 Todd Blythe, Iowa 13 27 2 0 0 186 Todd Blythe, Iowa 87 1181 13.6 27

SCORING, KICKERS RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER, TEAM PAT FG PCT LONG PTS PLAYER, TEAM YARDS REC AVG TD Carlos Martinez, Georgia 113/125 11/18 .611 47 146 Anthony Jones, Dallas 2232 171 13.1 42 Marco Capozzoli, Jacksonville 121/155 7/11 .633 28 142 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 2171 168 12.9 55 Garret Lindhold, Milwaukee 82/98 20/32 .625 34 142 Reggie Gray, Chicago 1969 130 15.1 36 Taylor Rowan, Spokane 119/138 6/9 .666 44 137 Donovan Morgan, Philadelphia 1959 121 16.2 27 Remy Hamilton, Dallas 124/140 4/15 .266 33 136 Rod Windsor, Arizona 1830 156 11.7 31 Juan Gamboa, San Jose 118/141 6/10 .600 41 136 , Georgia 1784 124 14.4 44 Juan Bongarra, Tulsa 97/115 11/20 .550 42 130 Troy McBroom, Tulsa 1747 149 11.7 49 Mark Lewis, Orlando 118/134 3/9 .333 36 127 Jomo Wilson, Jacksonville 1737 131 13.3 46 Fabrizio Scaccia, Arizona 101/113 2/9 .222 57 107 Maurice Purify, Georgia 1653 130 12.7 25 Chris Gould, Chicago 81/96 3/9 .333 33 943 Amarri Jackson, Tampa Bay 1553 125 13.0 26

PASSING AVG/GAME ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PLAYER, TEAM ATT COMP COMP%YARD YPA TD INT Avg/G PLAYER, TEAM YARDS RUSH REC RET Nick Hill, Orlando 578 387 67.0 4758 8.23 97 17 297.4 P.J. Berry, New Orleans 3708 47 1593 2043 Mark Grieb, San Jose 676 455 67.3 5312 7.86 95 25 295.1 C.J. Johnson, Georgia 3295 0 1438 1857 Tommy Grady, Utah 583 383 65.7 4368 7.43 107 12 291.2 Reggie Gray, Chicago 2678 0 1969 709 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville 562 402 71.5 4953 8.81 116 17 275.2 Jeff Hughley, Jacksonville 2650 3 1171 1429 Nick Davilla, Arizona 604 427 70.7 4916 8.14 117 10 273.1 Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 2246 -2 440 1745 Brad Banks, Iowa 515 321 62.3 2973 7.88 82 23 264.9 Anthony Jones, Dallas 2231 -1 2232 0 Dan Raudabaughm, Dallas 557 360 64.6 4741 8.52 90 17 263.4 Alvance Robinson, Utah 2157 9 1328 829 , Georgia 565 358 63.4 4457 7.89 90 20 262.2 Keith Stokes, Philadelphia 2149 0 940 1200 Brian Zbydniewski, Tampa Bay 355 221 62.3 2825 7.96 56 15 256.8 Josh Bush, Orlando 2090 45 706 1339 J.J. Raterick, Chicago 604 375 62.1 4611 7.63 81 19 256.3 Trandon Harvey, Arizona 1551 -1 1156 396

PASSING YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS PLAYER, TEAM G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD INT RATING PLAYER, TEAM RET YARDS AVG TD Mark Grieb, San Jose 18 676 455 67.3 5312 95 25 110.6 P.J. Berry, New Orleans 101 2043 20.2 5 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville 18 572 402 71.5 4953 116 17 123.9 C.J. Johnson, Georgia 91 1857 20.4 5 Nick Davila, Arizona 18 604 427 70.7 4916 117 10 127.9 Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 86 1745 20.3 3 Nick Hill, Orlando 18 578 387 67.0 4758 97 17 119.5 Chris Bocage, Utah 70 1598 22.8 5 Dan Raudabaugh, Dallas 18 557 360 64.6 4741 90 17 120.8 Terrance Sanders, Spokane 71 1485 20.9 4 J.J. Raterink, Chicago 18 604 375 62.1 4611 81 19 118.3 Virgil Gray, Arizona 62 1445 23.3 5 Brett Elliott, Georgia 18 565 358 63.4 4457 90 20 106.1 Jeff Hughley, Jacksonville 67 1429 21.3 1 Tommy Grady, Utah 18 580 382 65.9 4365 107 11 112.6 Josh Bush, Orlando 72 1339 18.6 2 Brad Banks, Iowa 18 515 321 62.3 3973 82 23 107.2 Keith Stokes, Philadelphia 66 1200 18.2 2 Ryan Vena, Philadelphia 18 448 276 61.6 3840 70 22 107.7 Jason Simpson, Chicago 57 1057 18.5 1

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INTERCEPTIONS PLAYER, TEAM INT YARDS AVG TD 2011 AFL AWARD WINNERS Rayshaun Kizer, Orlando 16 148 12.4 1 , Chicago 15 167 15.2 0 2011 ALL-ARENA FIRST TEAM Micheaux Robinson, Jacksonville 11 144 14.4 2 POSITION PLAYER TEAM Travis Coleman, Orlando 10 96 12.0 2 Quarterback Aaron Garcia Jacksonville Andre Jones, Milwaukee 9 73 9.1 1 Fullback Derrick Ross Dallas J.C. Neal, Tulsa 9 67 8.4 0 Wide Receiver Rod Windsor Arizona Kelvin Morris, Chicago 9 78 9.8 1 Wide Receiver Anthony “Tiger” Jones Dallas Tracy Belton, Georgia 9 39 5.6 0 Wide Receiver Jesse Schmidt Iowa Cameron McGlenn, Iowa 9 82 11.8 1 Center Randy Degg Jacksonville Sergio Giliam, Kansas City 9 69 11.5 2 Offensive Lineman Richard Ranglin Kansas City Offensive Lineman Adam Tadisch Cleveland FORCED FUMBLES Kicker Carlos Martinez Georgia PLAYER, TEAM FF Defensive Lineman Antajj Hawthorne Arizona Mike Lewis, Utah 7 Defensive Lineman Caesar Rayford Utah Derrick Summers, Jacksonville 6 Defensive Lineman Tim McGill Tampa Bay Jon Williams, Spokane 6 Mac Linebacker Cliff Dukes Tampa Bay Mike Bragg, Cleveland 5 Jack Linebacker Kelvin Morris Chicago Leroy Burgess, Georgia 5 Defensive Back Vic Hall Chicago J.C. Neal, Tulsa 5 Defensive Back Rayshaun Kizer Orlando Brandon Taylor, Utah 5 Defensive Back Micheaux Robinson Jacksonville Khareem Smith, Spokane 4 Beau Bell, Spokane 4 2011 ALL-ARENA SECOND TEAM POSITION PLAYER TEAM TACKLES Quarterback Nick Davila Arizona PLAYER,TEAM TOT SOLO AST Fullback Chad Cook San Jose Levy Brown, Cleveland 135.5 119 33 Wide Receiver Maurice Purify Georgia LaRoch Jackson, Jacksonville 119.0 99 40 Wide Receiver Donovan Morgan Philadelphia Micheaux Robinson, Jax 114.5 107 15 Wide Receiver Reggie Gray Chicago Ken Fontenette, Kansas City 110.0 102 16 Center Brennan Carvalho Arizona J.C. Neal, Tulsa 109.5 94 10 Offensive Lineman Mark Lewis San Jose Vic Hall, Chicago 109.0 104 10 Offensive Lineman Devin Clark Arizona Rayshaun Kizer, Orlando 108.0 100 16 Kicker Fabrizio Scaccia Arizona Jason Simpson, Chicago 107.5 96 23 Defensive Lineman Dusty Bear Dallas Erick Macintosh, Tampa Bay 102.0 88 28 Defensive Lineman Derrick Summers Jacksonville Vince Hall, Arizona 102.0 86 32 Defensive Lineman Mike Lewis Utah

Mac Linebacker Tim Cheatwood Cleveland SACKS Jack Linebacker Marlon Moye-Moore Orlando PLAYER, TEAM SACKS Defensive Back Andre Jones Milwaukee Tim Cheatwood, Cleveland 12.5 Defensive Back Virgil Gray Arizona Cliff Dukes, Tampa Bay 12.5 Defensive Back J.C. Neal Tulsa James Bear, Dallas 11.0 Derrick Summers, Jacksonville 11.0 Mike Lewis, Utah 10.5 2011 ALL-IRONMAN TEAM Tim McGill, Tampa Bay 10.0 POSITION PLAYER TEAM Caesar Rayford, Utah 10.0 WR/KR P.J. Berry New Orleans Bryan Robinson, Kansas City 9.0 WR/KR Reggie Gray Chicago Quartez Vickerson, Chicago 9.0 WR/KR Jeff Hughley Jacksonville , Philadelphia 9.0 WR/KR C.J. Johnson Georgia Force

FB/LB Marlon Moye-Moore Orlando DB/KR Jason Simpson Chicago

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONALCONFERENCE SOUTH DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Jacksonville 10 8 0 .556 6-4 4-4 930 884 San Antonio 14 4 0 .778 8-1 6-3 1042 949 Georgia 9 9 0 .500 5-4 4-5 812 923 Chicago 10 8 0 .556 7-2 3-6 1047 1044 New Orleans 8 10 0 .444 4-5 4-5 979 995 Iowa 7 11 0 .389 4-5 3-6 948 1032 Tampa Bay 8 10 0 .444 7-2 1-8 1021 1108 Kansas City 3 15 0 .167 2-7 1-8 705 938 Orlando 4 14 0 .222 4-5 0-9 770 902 WEST DIVISION EAST DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Arizona 13 5 0 .722 7-2 6-3 1118 880 Philadelphia 15 3 0 .833 7-2 8-1 1228 919 San Jose 12 6 0 .667 8-1 4-5 1143 1027 Cleveland 8 10 0 .444 3-6 5-4 879 873 Utah 12 6 0 .667 6-3 6-3 1128 1051 Milwaukee 5 13 0 .278 2-6 3-7 960 1061 Spokane 10 8 0 .556 5-4 5-4 1063 1048 Pittsburgh 5 13 0 .278 1-8 4-5 824 963

First Round: San Antonio 34, UTAH 35; JACKSONVILLE 58, Georgia 56; ARIZONA 51, San Jose 48; PHILADELPHIA 66, New Orleans 53 Conference Championship: ARIZONA 75, Utah 69; PHILADLEPHIA 89, Jacksonville 34 ArenaBowl XXV: ARIZONA 72, Philadelphia 54

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING PLAYER, TEAM G TD X2 PTS RUSHING Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 18 59 2 356 PLAYER, TEAM ATT YARDS AVG TD Aaron Lesue, Utah 18 56 4 340 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 146 645 4.4 32 Reggie Gray, Chicago 18 52 0 312 Bernard Morris, Jacksonville 68 291 4.3 11 Maurice Purify, Arizona 15 47 0 282 Rendrick Taylor, Jacksonville 55 227 4.1 5 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 16 47 0 282 Odie Armstrong, Arizona 66 214 3.2 16 Jomo Wilson, San Antonio 13 40 0 240 J.J. Payne, Chicago 57 180 3.2 6 Adron Tennell, Spokane 17 40 0 240 Rodney Filer, Iowa 71 167 2.4 15 Brandon Thompkins, Spokane 12 32 0 192 Chad Cook, San Antonio 51 146 2.9 14 , Utah 11 31 2 188 Mykell Benson, Georgia 59 130 2.2 6 Donovan Morgan, Philadelphia 11 27 0 162 Ben Stallings, Utah 43 129 3.0 7 Tommy Taggart, San Jose 46 119 2.6 12

SCORING, NONKICKERS RECEPTIONS PLAYER, TEAM TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS PLAYER, TEAM REC YARDS AVG TD Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 59 1 58 0 2 356 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 172 2218 12.9 58 Aaron Lesue, Utah 56 0 56 0 4 340 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 170 1782 10.5 34 Reggie Gray, Chicago 52 1 28 3 0 312 Adron Tennell, Spokane 157 1810 11.5 40 Maurice Purify, Arizona 47 0 46 1 0 282 Aaron Lesue, Utah 155 1810 11.7 56 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 47 0 47 0 0 282 Reggie Gray, Chicago 140 1937 13.8 48 Jomo Wilson, San Antonio 40 1 36 3 0 240 Marco Thomas, Iowa 138 1523 11.0 21 Adron Tennell, Spokane 40 0 40 0 0 240 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 133 2010 15.1 47 Brandon Thompkins, Spokane 32 6 26 0 0 192 Jared Perry, Chicago 133 1811 13.6 31 Tysson Poots, Utah 31 0 30 1 2 188 Larry Shipp, Georgia 133 1584 11.9 33 Donovan Morgan, Philadelphia 27 1 26 0 0 162 Maurice Purify, Arizona 126 1932 15.3 46

SCORING, KICKERS RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER, TEAM PAT FG FG-PCT LONG PTS PLAYER, TEAM YARDS REC AVG TD Chris Gould, Arizona 124/138 9/10 .900 27 151 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 2218 172 12.9 58 Kenny Spencer, Spokane 138/146 4/7 .571 32 150 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 2010 133 15.1 47 Marc Demos, San Antonio 121/139 5/8 .625 41 136 Reggie Gray, Chicago 1937 140 13.8 45 Carlos Martinez, Georgia 97/109 13/23 .565 36 136 Maurice Purify, Arizona 1932 126 15.3 46 Juan Bongarra, Tampa Bay 116/135 5/17 .294 42 131 Jared Perry, Chicago 1811 133 13.6 31 Marco Capozzoli, Jacksonville 97/118 10/12 .833 37 127 Aaron Lesue, Utah 1810 155 11.7 56 Mark Lewis, Orlando 87/96 11/23 .478 38 120 Adron Tennell, Spokane 1810 157 11.5 40 Nick Pertuit, San Jose 103/114 1/2 .500 40 106 Josh Bush, New Orleans 1799 115 15.6 37 Connor Hughes, Philadelphia 89/98 0/0 .000 0 89 Dominick Gooodman, Cleveland 1782 170 10.5 34 Jose Martinez, Milwaukee 56/64 6/12 .500 30 74 Prechae Rodriguez, Tampa Bay 1653 125 13.2 32

PASSING AVG/GAME ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PLAYER, TEAM ATT COMP COMP%YARD YPA TD INT Avg/G PLAYER, TEAM YARDS RUSH REC RET Tommy Grady, Utah 743 507 68.2 5870 7.90 142 21 326.1 P.J. Berry, Pittsburgh 3340 18 1282 2024 Mark Grieb, San Jose 704 476 67.6 5744 8.16 112 20 319.1 Reggie Gray, Chicago 3248 44 1937 1292 Nick Davila, Arizona 589 391 66.4 5500 9.34 113 16 305.6 C.J. Johnson, Georgia 3112 15 1075 1985 Kurt Rocco, New Orleans 647 391 60.4 5317 8.22 107 17 295.4 Terrance Smith, Jacksonville 2984 7 1158 1707 Kyle Rowley, Spokane 589 385 65.4 4349 7.34 96 23 289.9 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia 2885 2 1001 1865 Russ Michna, Chicago 503 351 69.8 4470 8.89 89 10 279.4 Josh Bush, New Orleans 2877 98 1799 891 Aaron Garcia, San Antonio 610 405 66.4 4985 8.17 118 16 276.9 Robert Redd, Cleveland 2622 -3 1318 1307 , Milwaukee 587 373 63.5 4872 8.30 86 25 270.7 Jackie Chambers, Kansas City 1963 49 751 1163 J.J. Raterink, Iowa 617 413 66.9 4870 7.90 93 9 270.6 Chandler Williams, Tampa Bay 1830 7 994 829 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 540 362 62.1 4790 8.88 115 18 266.1 Dwayne Eley Jr., Orlando 1651 4 629 1018

PASSING YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS PLAYER, TEAM G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD INT RATING PLAYER, TEAM RET YARDS AVG TD Tommy Grady, Utah 18 743 507 68.2 5870 142 21 119.7 P.J. Berry, New Orleans 111 2024 18.2 2 Mark Grieb, San Jose 18 704 476 67.6 5744 112 20 120.2 C.J. Johnson, Georgia 90 1985 22.1 5 Nick Davila, Arizona 18 589 391 66.4 5500 113 16 124.6 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia 92 1865 20.3 5 Kurt Rocco, New Orleans 18 647 391 60.4 5317 107 17 115.3 Jason Simpson, Iowa 89 1711 19.2 1 Aaron Garcia, San Antonio 18 610 405 66.4 4985 118 16 120.1 Terrance Smith, Jacksonville 84 1707 20.3 3 Gino Guidugli, Milwaukee 18 587 373 63.5 4872 86 25 108.5 Terrance Sanders, Spokane 70 1595 22.8 4 J.J. Raterink, Iowa 18 617 413 66.9 4870 93 9 122.4 Robert Redd, Cleveland 77 1307 17.0 1 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 18 540 362 67.0 4790 115 18 120.6 Reggie Gray, Chicago 75 1292 17.2 3 Russ Michna, Chicago 16 503 351 69.8 4470 89 10 128.6 Ruschard Dodd-Masters, San Jose 71 1273 17.9 1 Kyle Rowley, Spokane 15 589 385 65.4 4349 96 23 110.6 Jackie Chambers, Kansas City 56 1163 20.8 2

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INTERCEPTIONS PLAYER, TEAM INT YARDS TD Kent Richardson, Philadelphia 14 178 2 2012 AFL AWARD WINNERS Alvin Jackson, New Orleans 14 55 0 Rayshaun Kizer, Philadelphia 11 195 2 2012 ALL-ARENA FIRST TEAM POSITION PLAYER TEAM Tracy Belton, Georgia 11 124 1 Quarterback Tommy Grady Utah Arkeith Brown, Arizona 10 214 2 Jason Simpson, Iowa 10 100 1 Fullback Derrick Ross Philadelphia Levy Brown, Cleveland 9 136 3 Wide Receiver Aaron Lesue Utah Marcus Everett, Milwaukee 9 131 3 Wide Receiver Maurice Purify Arizona Jeremy Kellem, New Orleans 9 86 1 Wide Receiver Jesse Schmidt Iowa Chris LeFlore, Pittsburgh 9 58 0 Center Kyle Young Arizona Offensive Lineman Michael Huey Arizona

Offensive Lineman Rich Ranglin San Jose FORCED FUMBLES PLAYER, TEAM FF Kicker Kenny Spencer Spokane Gabe Nyenhuis, San Jose 6 Defensive Lineman Joe Sykes San Jose Victor Degrate, San Antonio 6 Defensive Lineman Mike Lewis Utah Richard Berry, Jacksonville 5 Defensive Lineman Victor Degrate San Antonio Bryan Robinson, Philadelphia 5 Mac Linebacker Aaron Robbins Jacksonville Joe Sykes, San Jose 5 Jack Linebacker Alvin Ray Jackson New Orleans Levy Brown, Cleveland 4 Defensive Back Kent Richardson Philadelphia Deonte Bolden, Tampa Bay 4 Defensive Back Jason Simpson Iowa Kent Richardson, Philadelphia 4 Defensive Back Terrance Sanders Spokane Marlon Moye-Moore, Orlando 4 Special Teams PJ Berry Pittsburgh

TACKLES PLAYER,TEAM TOT SOLO AST Cameron McGlenn, Iowa 125.5 107 37 2012 ALL-ARENA SECOND TEAM POSITION PLAYER TEAM Fred Shaw, San Antonio 120.0 105 30 Quarterback Nick Davila Arizona J.C. Neal, Kansas City 116.5 108 17 Fullback Odie Armstrong Arizona Rashad Barksdale, Kansas City 113.5 97 33 Wide Receiver Dominick Goodman Cleveland Simeon Castile, Orlando 108.5 90 37 Wide Receiver Anthony Jones Philadelphia Jamar Ransom, San Antonio 106.0 76 60 Wide Receiver Reggie Gray Chicago Jason Simpson, Iowa 106.0 91 30 Center Billy Eisenhardt Chicago LaRoche Jackson, Jacksonville 97.0 84 26 Offensive Lineman George Bussey Tampa Bay Joe Goosby, Philadelphia 96.0 74 44 Offensive Lineman Manny Akah San Jose Jeremy Kellem, New Orleans 95.5 86 19 Kicker Nick Pertuit San Jose SACKS Defensive Lineman Bryan Robinson Philadelphia PLAYER, TEAM SACKS Defensive Lineman Scooter Berry Jacksonville Joe Sykes, San Jose 16.0 Defensive Lineman Luis Vasquez Milwaukee Richard Berry, Jacksonville 13.0 Mac Linebacker Francis Maka San Jose Mike Lewis, Utah 12.5 Jack Linebacker Marcus Everett Milwaukee Bryan Robinson, Philadelphia 10.0 Defensive Back Jeremy Kellem New Orleans Victor Degrate, San Antonio 9.5 Defensive Back Arkeith Brown Arizona Francis Maka, San Jose 9.0 Defensive Back Tracy Belton Georgia Aaron Robbins, Jacksonville 8.5 Special Teams Terrance Sanders Spokane Marcus Pittman, Arizona 8.5 Luis Vasquez, Milwaukee 8.5 2012 ALL-IRONMAN TEAM Dwayne LeFall, Milwaukee 8.5 POSITION PLAYER TEAM

WR/KR PJ Berry Pittsburgh WR/DB Terrance Smith Jacksonville WR/KR Jeff Hughley Philadelphia WR/KR Jackie Chambers Kansas City WR/LB Marcus Everett Milwaukee DB/KR Terrance Sanders Spokane

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONALCONFERENCE SOUTH DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Jacksonville 12 6 0 .667 6-3 6-3 941 883 Chicago 10 8 0 .556 3-5 7-3 973 947 Orlando 7 11 0 .389 4-5 3-6 965 1032 San Antonio 10 8 0 .556 4-5 5-3 782 884 Tampa Bay 7 11 0 .389 2-7 5-4 959 980 Iowa 6 12 0 .333 2-7 4-5 827 913 New Orleans 5 13 0 .278 3-6 2-7 833 1069 WEST DIVISION EAST DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Arizona 15 3 0 .833 8-1 7-2 1203 866 Philadelphia 12 6 0 .667 5-4 7-2 1052 839 Spokane 14 4 0 .778 7-2 7-2 1198 896 Cleveland 4 14 0 .222 3-6 1-8 847 1047 San Jose 13 5 0 .722 8-2 5-3 1033 877 Pittsburgh 4 14 0 .222 1-8 3-6 726 1014 Utah 7 11 0 .389 4-5 3-5 896 988

First Round: Chicago 47, SPOKANE 69; Tampa Bay 62, JACKSONVILLE 69; Orlando 55, PHILADELPHIA 59; San Jose 49, ARIZONA 59. Conference Championship: PHILADELPHIA 75, Jacksonville 59; Spokane 57, ARIZONA 65. ArenaBowl XXV: ARIZONA 48, Philadelphia 39.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING RUSHING PLAYER, TEAM G TD X2 PTS PLAYER, TEAM ATT YARDS AVG TD Adron Tennell, Spokane 18 56 0 336 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 153 506 3.3 35 Reggie Gray, Chicago 18 49 2 298 Adrian McPherson, Tampa Bay 90 428 4.8 31 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay 16 43 2 262 Bernard Morris, Jacksonville 73 306 4.2 11 Rod Windsor, Arizona 16 43 1 260 Chad Cook, San Antonio 89 277 3.1 12 Prechae Rodriguez, Orlando 17 43 0 258 Chris Dieker, Cleveland 61 267 4.4 17 , Utah 17 38 4 236 Chris Dixon, ORL/NOV 48 259 5.4 10 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 18 39 1 236 Rendrick Taylor, Jacksonville 49 173 3.5 10 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 18 39 1 236 , Pittsburgh 29 172 5.9 2 Mike Washington, Pittsburgh 18 39 0 234 Odie Armstrong, Arizona 72 171 2.4 25 Marco Thomas, Iowa 16 35 1 212 Ben Stallings, Utah 73 170 2.3 11 Jason Willis, San Jose 18 35 1 212 RECEPTIONS SCORING, NONKICKERS PLAYER, TEAM REC YARDS AVG TD PLAYER, TEAM TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS Adron Tennell, Spokane 156 1792 11.5 49 Adron Tennell, Spokane 18 56 0 336 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 150 2121 14.1 37 Reggie Gray, Chicago 18 49 2 298 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 147 1267 8.6 24 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay 16 43 2 262 Jeron Harvey, Jacksonville 146 1593 10.9 35 Rod Windsor, Arizona 16 43 1 260 Mario Urrutia, Utah 142 1675 11.8 38 Prechae Rodriguez, Orlando 17 43 0 258 Marco Thomas, Iowa 142 1564 11.0 30 Mario Urrutia, Utah 17 38 4 236 Reggie Gray, Chicago 140 1978 14.1 46 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 18 39 1 236 Mike Washington, Pittsburgh 136 1595 11.7 36 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 18 39 1 236 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay 133 1861 14.0 42 Mike Washington, Pittsburgh 18 39 0 234 T.T. Toliver, Orlando 127 1659 13.1 29 Marco Thomas, Iowa 16 35 1 212 Jason Willis, San Jose 18 35 1 212 RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER, TEAM YARDS REC AVG TD SCORING, KICKERS Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 2121 150 14.1 37 PLAYER, TEAM PAT FG FG-PCT LONG PTS Reggie Gray, Chicago 1978 140 14.1 46 Garrett Lindholm, Arizona 158/167 7/12 .583 179 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay 1861 133 14.0 42 Carlos Martinez, Philadelphia126/140 6/7 .857 144 Adron Tennell, Spokane 1792 156 11.5 49 Nich Pertuit, San Jose 122/137 3/5 .600 131 Mario Urrutia, Utah 1675 142 11.8 38 Marco Capozzoli, Jacksonville 109/128 6/12 .500 127 T.T. Toliver, Orlando 1659 127 13.1 29 Jose Martinez, Chicago 119/132 2/12 167 125 Prechae Rodriguez, Orlando 1614 119 13.6 41 Mark Lewis, Orlando 116/134 3/6 .500 125 Jason Willis, San Jose 1606 123 13.1 35 Stefan Demos, San Antonio 90/102 2/9 .222 96 Mike Washington, Pittsburgh 1595 136 11.7 36 Juan Bongarra, Tampa Bay 91/106 1/6 .167 94 Jeron Harvey, Jacksonville 1593 146 10.9 35 Taylor Rowan, Spokane 81/95 1/2 .500 84 Kyle Brotzman, Utah 67/76 2/3 .667 73 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PLAYER, TEAM YARDS RUSH REC RET PASSING AVG/GAME Reggie Gray, Chicago 3144 12 1978 1154 PLAYER, TEAM ATT COMP COMP%YARD YPA TD INT Avg/G Marcus Harris, Iowa 2488 4 1223 1261 Aaron Garcia, SJS/ORL 643 414 65.3 5162 108 28 303.7 Terrance Sanders, Spokane 2428 0 0 2297 Nick Davila, Arizona 541 353 65.2 4847 110 15 269.3 Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 2361 4 820 1537 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 573 390 68.1 4699 96 14 261.1 Quorey Payne, New Orleans 2198 16 798 1384 Erik Meyer, Spokane 591 403 68.2 4667 112 11 259.3 Jeff Hughley, Jacksonville 2129 32 889 1208 Adrian McPherson, Tampa 385 238 61.8 3151 59 5 242.4 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 2126 5 2121 0 Russ Michna, San Jose 387 249 64.3 3116 68 8 239.7 Fred Williams, San Jose 2116 14 1207 895 Tommy Grady, Utah 541 310 57.3 3570 67 28 238.0 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 1913 13 1267 633 Carson Coffman, Chicago 467 283 60.6 3583 73 17 223.9 Adron Tennell, Spokane 1881 77 1792 1792 J.J. Raterink, Iowa 576 346 60.1 4015 78 18 223.1 Bernard Morris, Jacksonville 394 257 65.2 2746 55 9 183.1 KICKOFF RETURNS PLAYER, TEAM RET YARDS AVG TD PASSING YARDS Terrance Sanders, Spokane 96 2265 23.6 6 PLAYER, TEAM G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD INT RATING Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 90 1537 17.1 1 Aaron Garcia, SJS/ORL 643 414 65.3 5162 108 28 303.7 Dominic Jones, Orlando 89 1795 20.2 4 Nick Davila, Arizona 541 353 65.2 4847 110 15 269.3 Chris LeFlore, Pittsburgh 74 1158 15.6 2 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 573 390 68.1 4699 96 14 261.1 Quorey Payne, New Orleans 66 1300 19.7 3 Erik Meyer, Spokane 591 403 68.2 4667 112 11 259.3 Marcus Harris, Iowa 65 1261 19.4 0 J.J. Raterink, Iowa 576 346 60.1 4015 78 18 223.1 David Hyland, Utah 61 1062 17.4 0 Carson Coffman, Chicago 467 283 60.6 3583 73 17 223.9 Jeff Hughley, Jacksonville 59 1095 18.6 0 Tommy Grady, Utah 541 310 57.3 3570 67 28 238.0 Reggie Gray, Chicago 50 1145 22.9 3 Adrian McPherson, Tampa 385 238 61.8 3151 59 5 242.4 Carlese Franklin, Cleveland 46 841 18.3 1 Russ Michna, San Jose 387 249 64.3 3116 68 8 239.7 Bernard Morris, Jacksonville 394 257 65.2 2746 55 9 183.1

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INTERCEPTIONS PLAYER, TEAM INT YARDS TD 2013 AFL AWARD WINNERS Clevan Thomas, San Jose 15 334 6 Virgil Gray, Arizona 15 243 3 2013 ALL-ARENA FIRST TEAM Paul Stephens, Spokane 12 182 3 POSITION PLAYER TEAM Terrance Smith, Jacksonville 12 122 1 Quarterback Erik Meyer Spokane Fred Shaw, San Antonio 10 129 2 Fullback Derrick Ross Philadelphia Marquis Floyd, Arizona 9 104 1 Wide Receiver Joe Hills Tampa Bay Rayshaun Kizer, Philadelphia 9 96 1 Wide Receiver Anthony Jones Philadelphia Arkeith Brown, Arizona 8 135 2 Wide Receiver Adron Tennell Spokane Vic Hall, Chicago 8 101 0 Center Philadelphia Chris Smith, Tampa Bay 8 53 0 Offensive Lineman Philadelphia Offensive Lineman Rich Ranglin San Jose FORCED FUMBLES Kicker Garrett Lindholm Arizona PLAYER, TEAM FF Defensive End Joe Sykes San Antonio Terrence Taylor, Spokane 7 Defensive End Bryan Robinson Philadelphia Mike Lewis, Iowa 6 Defensive Tackle Tim McGill San Antonio Jamaal Fudge, Jacksonville 5 Mac Linebacker Francis Maka San Jose Jerry Turner, Jacksonville 5 Jack Linebacker Jamar Ransom San Antonio J.C. Neal, San Jose 4 Defensive Back Virgil Gray Arizona Tracy Belton, Jacksonville 4 Defensive Back Clevan Thomas San Jose Joe Sykes, San Antonio 4 Defensive Back Terrance Smith Jacksonville , Utah 3 Special Teams Terrance Sanders Spokane , Spokane 2 Tim Cheatwood, Orlando 2 2013 ALL-ARENA SECOND TEAM

TACKLES POSITION PLAYER TEAM PLAYER,TEAM TOT SOLO AST Quarterback Nick Davila Arizona Ken Fontenette, San Jose 107.0 97 20 Fullback Odie Armstrong Arizona Joe Phinisee, CHI/CLE 102.0 92 20 Wide Receiver Jeron Harvey Jacksonville Terrance Sanders, Spokane 101.0 89 24 Wide Receiver Rod Windsor Arizona J.C. Neal, San Jose 96.5 83 27 Wide Receiver Reggie Gray Chicago Center Billy Eisenhardt Arizona De’Mon Glanton, Iowa 95.0 78 34 Tracy Belton, Jacksonville 94.5 81 27 Offensive Lineman George Bussey San Jose Jorrick Calvin, Chicago 94.5 81 27 Offensive Lineman Michael Huey Arizona Jamar Ransom, San Antonio 94.0 70 48 Kicker Carlos Martinez Philadelphia Virgil Gray, Arizona 93.0 84 18 Defensive End Mike Lewis Iowa Dominic Jones, Orlando 91.5 79 25 Defensive End Jerry Turner Jacksonville Defensive Tackle Jason Stewart San Jose SACKS Mac Linebacker Aaron Robbins Jacksonville PLAYER, TEAM SACKS Jack Linebacker Huey Whittaker San Jose Joe Sykes, San Antonio 14.5 Defensive Back Fred Shaw San Antonio Mike Lewis, Iowa 12.5 Defensive Back Arkeith Brown Arizona Jerry Turner, Jacksonville 12.0 Defensive Back Rayshaun Kizer Philadelphia Francis Maka, San Jose 11.5 Special Teams Dominic Jones Orlando Bryan Robinson, Philadelphia 11.0 Jason Stewart, San Jose 11.0 Aaron Robbins, Jacksonville 9.0 Matt Marcorelle, Jacksonville 8.5 Beau Bell, Spokane 8.5 James Ruffin, Spokane 8.0

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONALCONFERENCE SOUTH DIVISION PACIFIC DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Orlando 11 7 0 .611 7-2 4-5 1005 957 San Jose 13 5 0 .722 7-2 6-3 999 723 Tampa Bay 8 10 0 .444 5-4 3-6 904 953 Spokane 11 7 0 .611 6-3 5-4 957 843 Jacksonville 7 11 0 .389 4-5 3-6 879 862 Portland 5 13 0 .278 3-6 2-7 816 965 New Orleans 3 15 0 .167 1-8 2-7 770 1011 WEST DIVISION EAST DIVISION W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA W L T PCT HOME AWAY PF PA Arizona 15 3 0 .833 9-0 6-3 1151 905 Cleveland 17 1 0 .944 9-0 8-1 991 782 San Antonio 3 15 0 .167 0-9 3-6 781 1052 Pittsburgh 15 3 0 .833 8-1 7-2 1015 778 Los Angeles 3 15 0 .167 2-7 1-8 699 1010 Philadelphia 9 9 0 .500 7-2 2-7 1021 949 Iowa 6 12 0 .333 3-6 3-6 848 1046

First Round: Philadelphia 37, CLEVELAND 39; Spokane 28, SAN JOSE 55; Pittsburgh 48, ORLANDO 56; Portland 48, ARIZONA 52. Conference Championship: Orlando 46, CLEVELAND 56; San Jose 56, ARIZONA 72. ArenaBowl XXV: Arizona 72. CLEVELAND 32.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING PLAYER, TEAM G TD X2 PTS RUSHING Darius Reynolds, Iowa 18 47 0 282 PLAYER, TEAM ATT YARDS AVG TD Rod Windsor, Arizona 17 44 0 264 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 151 487 3.2 36 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 18 40 0 240 Mykel Benson, San Antonio 107 361 3.4 15 Greg Carr, Orlando 18 38 12 240 Odie Armstrong, San Jose 78 180 2.3 13 Marco Thomas, Iowa 18 39 1 236 Derik Steiner, Iowa 70 211 3.0 10 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay 14 38 2 232 Tommy Taggart, Pittsburgh 67 167 2.5 10 Thyron Lewis, Cleveland 18 38 1 230 Alex Singleton, Arizona 66 170 2.6 14 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 18 37 1 224 Jared McGriff-Culver, Jacksonville 65 177 2.7 12 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 18 36 1 218 Shane Austin, Cleveland 62 175 2.8 12 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 18 34 3 210 Bernard Morris, Orlando 58 283 4.9 12 Erik Meyer, Spokane 48 111 2.3 20 SCORING, NONKICKERS PLAYER, TEAM TD RUSH REC RET X2 PTS RECEPTIONS Darius Reynolds, Iowa 47 8 39 0 0 282 PLAYER, TEAM REC YARDS AVG TD Rod Windsor, Arizona 44 0 44 0 0 264 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 156 1671 10.7 34 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 40 36 4 0 0 240 Marco Thomas, Iowa 151 1946 12.9 39 Greg Carr, Orlando 38 1 36 1 12 240 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 141 1878 13.3 37 Marco Thomas, Iowa 29 0 39 0 1 236 Darius Reynolds, Iowa 126 1884 15.0 39 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay 38 0 38 0 2 232 Rod Windsor, Arizona 124 1685 13.6 44 Thyron Lewis, Cleveland 38 1 37 0 1 230 Shaun Kauleinamoku, Pittsburgh 124 1359 11.0 19 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 37 0 37 0 1 224 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 114 1646 14.4 33 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 36 2 34 0 1 218 Greg Carr, Orlando 113 1435 12.7 36 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 34 0 33 1 3 210 Amarri Jackson, Tampa Bay 110 1341 12.2 21 Mike Washington, Spokane 106 1356 12.8 23 SCORING, KICKERS PLAYER, TEAM PAT FG FG-PCT LONG PTS RECEIVING YARDS Nicholas Pertuit, San Jose 128/138 9/9 1.00 34 155 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS REC AVG TD Julian Rauch, Pittsburgh 126/142 5/5 1.00 49 141 Marco Thomas, Iowa 1946 151 12.9 39 Taylor Rowan, Spokane 118/132 5/13 .385 46 133 Darius Reynolds, Iowa 1884 126 15.0 39 , Cleveland 106/130 8/11 .727 44 130 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 1878 141 13.3 37 Garret Lindholm, San Antonio 89/95 10/16 .625 41 119 Rod Windsor, Arizona 1685 124 13.6 44 Craig Ratanamom, Arizona 96/105 5/5 1.00 25 111 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 1671 156 10.7 34 Ross Gornall, Iowa 83/98 7/10 .700 43 104 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 1646 114 14.4 33 Carlos Martinez, Philadelphia 93/103 2/7 .286 22 99 Thyron Lewis, Cleveland 1525 101 15.1 37 Mark Lewis, Orlando 95/102 1/3 .333 11 98 Greg Carr, Orlando 1435 113 12.7 36 Juan Bongarra, Tampa Bay 67/72 1/1 1.00 28 70 , Orlando 1402 81 17.3 23 Shaun Kauleinamoku, Pittsburgh 1359 124 11.0 19 PASSING AVG/GAME PLAYER, TEAM ATT COMP COMP%YARD YPA TD INT Avg/G ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Nick Davila, Arizona 544 362 66.5 4778 8.8 127 11 265.4 PLAYER, TEAM YARDS RUSH REC RET Tommy Grady, Pitttsburgh 710 429 60.4 4717 6.6 115 17 262.1 Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 2209 22 508 1665 Randy Hippeard, Tampa Bay 596 350 58.7 4406 7.4 93 22 259.2 Larry Beavers, New Orleans 2198 17 1020 1161 R.J. Archer, Jacksonville 634 367 57.9 4461 7.4 92 14 258.9 Marco Thomas, Iowa 2130 17 1946 167 Shane Austin, Cleveland 564 367 65.1 4478 7.9 99 15 248.8 Darius Reynolds, Iowa 2056 18 1884 154 Bernard Morris, Orlando 242 157 64.9 2191 9.1 47 6 243.4 Duane Brooks, Portland 1851 5 660 1186 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 562 363 64.6 4328 7.7 85 18 240.4 Reggie Gray, San Jose 1635 17 1054 564 Carson Coffman, Iowa 401 236 58.9 2970 7.4 53 15 212.1 D.J. Stephens, San Antonio 1537 5 938 594 Russ Michna, San Jose 254 165 65.0 1901 7.5 44 6 211.2 A.J. Cruz, Los Angeles 1387 0 24 1363 Erik Meyer, Spokane 354 236 66.7 2519 7.1 54 9 209.9 Prechae Rodriguez, Pittsburgh 1130 0 1138 -8 Rodney Wright, Pittsburgh 1046 10 591 445 PASSING YARDS PLAYER, TEAM G ATT COMP COMP% YARDS TD INT RATING KICKOFF RETURNS Nick Daila, Arizona 18 544 362 66.5 4778 127 11 125.3 PLAYER, TEAM RET YARDS AVG TD Tommy Grady, Pittsburgh 18 710 429 60.4 4717 115 17 109.7 Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 94 1665 17.7 0 R.J. Archer, Jacksonville 18 634 367 57.9 4661 92 14 108.0 Terrance Sanders, Spokane 79 1687 21.4 4 Shane Austin, Cleveland 18 564 367 65.1 4478 99 15 117.9 Duane Brooks, Portland 63 1186 18.8 0 Randy Hippeard, Tampa Bay 17 596 350 58.7 4406 93 22 105.5 Dominic Jones, Cleveland 61 1220 20.0 2 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia18 562 363 64.6 4328 85 18 112.5 Larry Beavers, New Orleans 59 1161 19.7 4 Carson Coffman, Iowa 14 401 236 58.9 2970 53 15 99.4 A.J. Cruz, Los Angeles 58 1305 22.5 0 Jason Boltus, Orlando 14 340 198 58.2 2711 54 11 109.9 Robert Redd, Philadelphia 43 810 18.8 1 Erik Meyer, Spokane 12 354 236 66.7 2519 54 9 114.8 Dwight McLean, Portland 43 676 15.7 0 , San Jose 15 335 201 60.0 2436 50 13 103.5 Arkeith Brown, Arizona 43 674 15.7 1 Gerald Young, Orlando 38 739 19.4 0

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2014 AFL AWARD WINNERS INTERCEPTIONS PLAYER, TEAM INT YARDS TD 2014 ALL-ARENA FIRST TEAM Marquis Floyd, Arizona 13 267 1 POSITION PLAYER TEAM Kelvin Rodgers, San Antonio 12 118 3 Quarterback Nick Davila Arizona Marrio Norman, Cleveland 12 115 0 Fullback Derrick Ross Philadelphia Virgil Gray, Pittsburgh 11 297 2 Wide Receiver Marco Thomas Iowa Cameron McGlenn, New Orleans 11 198 1 Wide Receiver Rod Windsor Arizona Terrance Sanders, Spokane 11 159 3 Wide Receiver Dominick Goodman Cleveland Eric Crocker, Portland 10 92 1 Center Antonio Narcisse Pittsburgh Varmah Sonie, Portland 9 167 0 Offensive Lineman Michael Huey Arizona Rayshaun Kizer, Philadelphia 9 70 2 Offensive Lineman Rich Ranglin San Jose Clevan Thomas, San Jose 8 87 1 Kicker Nicholas Pertuit San Jose Defensive End James Ruffin Spokane Defensive End Teddy Jennings Philadelphia FORCED FUMBLES PLAYER, TEAM FF Defensive Tackle Jason Stewart San Jose Mike Lewis, Iowa 5 Mac Linebacker Beau Bell Los Angeles Joe Goosby, Philadelphia 4 Jack Linebacker Tanner Varner Orlando Tanner Varner, Orlando 4 Defensive Back Marquis Floyd Arizona Anthony DeGrate, Cleveland 3 Defensive Back Varmah Sonie Portland Jammie Kirlew, Tampa Bay 3 Defensive Back Marrio Norman Cleveland Jeremy Geathers, Spokane 3 Special Teams Terrance Sanders Spokane Dominic Jones, Cleveland 3 Varmah Sonie, Portland 3 2014 ALL-ARENA SECOND TEAM Willie McGinnis, Cleveland 3 POSITION PLAYER TEAM T.J. Fatinikun, Orlando/Portland 3 Quarterback Shane Austin Cleveland Fullback Mykel Benson San Antonio TACKLES Wide Receiver Greg Carr Orlando PLAYER,TEAM TOT SOLO AST Wide Receiver Darius Reynolds Iowa Jean Fanor, Tampa Bay 128.5 11 35 Wide Receiver Donovan Morgan Los Angeles Ken Fontenette, San Jose 108.0 90 36 Center Shannon Breen Cleveland LaRoche Jackson, Cleveland 105.5 88 35 Offensive Lineman Pittsburgh Rayshaun Kizer, Philadelphia 101.5 97 9 Offensive Lineman Wayne Tribue Philadelphia Jeremy Kellem, Arizona 98.0 86 24 Kicker Julian Rauch Pittsburgh Cameron McGlenn, New Orleans 96.5 87 19 Defensive End Mike Lewis Iowa Marrio Norman, Cleveland 95.5 78 35 Defensive End Cliff Dukes Arizona Dominic Jones, Cleveland 93.5 77 33 Defensive Tackle Willie McGinnis Cleveland Arkeith Brown, Arizona 90.5 80 21 Mac Linebacker Francis Maka San Jose Terence Moore, Spokane 89.0 66 46 Jack Linebacker Bryce Peila Portland

Defensive Back Cameron McGlenn New Orleans SACKS PLAYER, TEAM SACKS Defensive Back Kelvin Rodgers San Antonio James Ruffin, Spokane 14.0 Defensive Back Rayshaun Kizer Philadelphia Beau Bell, Los Angeles 13.0 Special Teams Larry Beavers New Orleans Jason Stewart, San Jose 12.5 Teddy Jennings, Philadelphia 11.0 Derrick Summers, Spokane 10.5 James McClinton, IOW/JAX 10.5 Mike Alston, New Orleans 9.5 Francis Maka, San Jose 9.5 Cliff Dukes, Arizona 9.0 Willie McGinnis, Cleveland 9.0

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All-Time Outstanding Performances *Arena Football League rookie #Arena Football League record

3,000 YARDS PASSING IN A SEASON Year Player, Team Att. Comp. Pct. Yards TD Int. 2015 Jason Boltus, Tampa Bay 714 408 57.1 5025 98 23 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 620 411 66.3 4992 119 12 Tommy Grady, Jacksonville 597 402 67.3 4660 95 11 Shane Austin, Cleveland 682 416 61.0 4651 101 18 Erik Meyer, San Jose 528 353 66.9 4057 93 6 Kyle Rowley, Portland 546 322 59.0 3651 71 21 Nick Davila, Arizona 474 313 66.0 3519 87 10 2014 Nick Davila, Arizona 544 362 66.5 4778 127 11 Tommy Grady, Pittsburgh 710 429 60.4 4717 115 17 R.J. Archer, Jacksonville 634 367 57.9 4661 92 14 Shane Austin, Cleveland 564 367 65.1 4478 99 15 Randy Hippeard, Tampa Bay 596 350 58.7 4406 93 22 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 562 363 64.6 4328 85 18 2013 Aaron Garcia, San Jose/Orlando 643 414 64.4 5162 108 28 Nick Davila, Arizona 541 353 65.2 4847 110 15 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 537 390 68.1 4699 96 14 Erik Meyer, Spokane 591 403 68.2 4667 112 11 J.J. Raterink, Iowa 576 346 60.1 4015 78 18 Carson Coffman, Chicago 467 283 60.6 3583 73 17 Tommy Grady, Utah 541 310 57.3 3570 67 28 Adrian McPherson, Tampa Bay 385 238 61.8 3151 59 5 Russ Michna, San Jose 387 249 64.3 3116 68 8 2012 Tommy Grady, Utah 743# 507# 68.2 5870# 142# 21 Mark Grieb, San Jose 704 476 67.6 5744 112 20 Nick Davila, Arizona 589 391 66.4 5500 113 16 Kurt Rocco, New Orleans 647 391 60.4 5317 107 17 Aaron Garcia, San Antonio 610 405 66.4 4985 118 16 Gino Guidugli, Milwaukee 587 373 63.5 4872 86 25# J.J. Raterink, Iowa 617 413 66.9 4870 93 9 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 540 362 67.0 4790 115 18 Russ Michna, Chicago 503 351 69.8 4470 89 10 Kyle Rowley, Spokane 589 385 65.4 4349 96 23 John Dutton, Cleveland 579 364 62.9 4044 78 22 Stephen Wasil, Tampa Bay 489 294 60.1 3664 71 17 2011 Mark Grieb, San Jose 676 455 67.3 5312# 95 25# Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville 562 402 71.5 4953 116 17 Nick Davila, Arizona 604 427 70.7 4916 117# 10 Nick Hill, Orlando 578 387 67.0 4758 97 17 Dan Raudabaugh, Dallas 557 360 64.6 4741 90 17 JJ Raterink, Chicago 604 375 62.1 4611 81 19 Brett Elliott, Georgia 565 358 63.4 4457 90 20 Tommy Grady, Utah 580 382 65.9 4365 107 11 *Brad Banks, Iowa 515 321 62.3 3973 82 23 Ryan Vena, Philadelphia 448 276 61.6 3840 70 22 *Kurt Rocco, Cleveland 495 319 64.4 3834 72 14 Kyle Rowley, Spokane 454 294 64.8 3322 78 15 2010 Chris Greisen, Milwaukee 563 382 67.9 5146# 107 11 John Dutton, Cleveland 696 446 64.1 5104 100 19 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay 572 372 65.0 5034 106 16 *Nick Davila, Arizona 617 415 67.3 4858 102 18 *Kyle Rowley, Spokane 562 367 65.3 4428 100 11 Justin Allgood, Tulsa 560 351 62.7 4359 109 16 Tommy Grady, Oklahoma City 597 363 60.8 4307 81 17 *Nick Hill, Orlando 578 380 65.7 4289 79 18 Ryan Vena, Iowa 499 318 63.7 3964 78 22 Russ Michna, Chicago 423 290 68.6 3860 70 11 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville 486 312 64.2 3718 82 16 2008 Chris Greisen, Georgia 584 398 68.2 4946 97 17 Joe Germaine, Utah 603 411 68.2 4859 97 13 Mark Grieb, San Jose 606 415 68.5 4613 100 18 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay 586 377 64.3 4574 86 12 John Dutton, Colorado 681 450 66.1 4547 94 17 Matt Nagy, Columbus 566 358 63.3 4450 74 8 Raymond Philyaw, Cleveland 525 358 68.2 4287 83 10 Shane Stafford, Orlando 526 351 66.7 4113 81 15 Danny Wimprine, New Orleans 552 336 60.9 4089 85 11 James MacPherson, Grand Rapids 467 318 68.1 3944 87 16 Aaron Garcia, New York 498 335 67.3 3523 78 9 Matt D’Orazio, Philadelphia 416 301 72.4 3331 72 4 Clint Dolezel, Dallas 387 257 66.4 3031 66 10 2007 Joe Germaine, Utah 617 422 68.4 5005# 107 12 Chris Griesen, Georgia 530 392 74.0# 4851 117# 12 Mark Grieb, San Jose 562 399 71.0 4608 100 13 Clint Dolezel, Dallas 533 375 70.4 4475 107 9 Sonny Cumbie, Los Angeles 610 378 62.0 4370 83 13 Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City 538 371 69.0 4338 85 11 John Dutton, Colorado 645 396 61.4 4312 84 17 111

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Shane Stafford, Orlando 573 369 64.4 4284 76 10 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 498 316 63.5 4036 83 13 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 506 351 69.4 3789 82 10 Matt Nagy, Columbus 545 341 62.6 3557 75 15 *, Nashville 420 254 60.5 3446 57 17 Adrian McPherson, Aus.-Gra. 440 265 60.2 3193 51 14 2006 Mark Grieb, San Jose 606 396 65.3 4841 83 11 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 650 408 62.8 4793 86 18 Clint Dolezel, Dallas 572 375 65.6 4623 105 11 John Dutton, Colorado 614 390 63.5 4421 95 16 Matt Nagy, Georgia 527 372 70.6 4265 85 11 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 508 295 58.1 3991 83 16 John Kaleo, Columbus 525 319 60.8 3767 61 19 John Fitzgerald, Austin 508 339 66.7 3694 59 15 Joe Hamilton, Orlando 444 297 66.9 3670 64 16 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 443 305 68.8 3546 63 5 Andy Kelly, Kansas City-Utah 456 292 64.0 3258 51 17 *Sonny Cumbie, Los Angeles 450 268 59.6 3241 59 10 Chad Salisbury, Grand Rapids 480 289 60.2 3215 58 13 Clint Stoerner, Nashville 394 233 59.1 3134 54 12 2005 Mark Grieb, San Jose 546 374 68.5 4796 84 16 Andy Kelly, New Orleans 700# 466# 66.6 4657 96 12 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 631 405 64.2 4522 83 14 Tony Graziani, Philadelphia 555 328 59.1 4262 90 15 John Dutton, Colorado 586 367 62.6 4143 89 14 Aaron Garcia, New York 515 346 67.2 4115 90 13 John Fitzgerald, Austin 537 354 65.9 3960 72 12 John Kaleo, Los Angeles 529 325 61.4 3935 77 9 *Clint Stoerner, Dallas 506 322 63.6 3918 77 16 Michael Bishop, Grand Rapids 454 265 58.4 3355 57 12 Joe Hamilton, Orlando 398 264 66.3 3177 60 11 Matt Nagy, Georgia 388 260 67.0 3003 66 10 2004 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas 581 382 65.7 4450 93 12 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 510 334 65.5 4254 99 5 John Dutton, Colorado 536 342 63.8 4195 76 8 Andy Kelly, Detroit 588 360 61.2 4184 73 12 Mark Grieb, San Jose 459 335 73.0 4111 75 7 John Kaleo, Austin 565 352 62.3 4020 80 11 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 534 347 65.0 3833 77 9 Aaron Garcia, New York 458 279 60.9 3793 91 13 Leon Murray, Georgia 486 291 59.9 3645 60 13 John Fitzgerald, New Orleans 489 279 57.1 3427 61 15 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 441 278 63.0 3418 67 13 *Adrian McPherson, Indiana 397 237 59.7 3297 61 5 *Ryan Vena, Columbus 376 238 63.3 3076 56 10 Raymond Philyaw, Chicago 389 247 63.5 3053 52 4 *, Dallas 393 237 60.3 3009 58 11 2003 Jim Kubiak, Dallas 556 388 69.8 4764 98 17 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 546 362 66.3 4430 89 15 Aaron Garcia, New York 509 350 68.8 4303 100 10 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 495 304 61.4 4292 96 15 John Kaleo, Tampa Bay 508 316 62.2 4189 75 13 John Dutton, Colorado 495 308 62.2 3995 77 19 Mark Grieb, San Jose 476 310 35.1 3967 72 16 Andy Kelly, Detroit 654 392 59.9 3967 92 20 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 429 288 67.1 3691 89 7 Billy Dicken, Chicago 412 252 61.2 3004 55 15 2002 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 505 339 67.1 3878 79 19 Jay Gruden, Orlando 501 310 61.9 3621 68 20 *Jay McDonagh, New Jersey 536 334 62.3 3599 62 15 *Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 467 282 60.4 3568 67 9 Billy Dicken, Chicago 431 264 61.3 3508 74 16 Mark Grieb, San Jose 385 249 64.7 3346 70 5 Andy Kelly, Dallas 511 319 62.4 3295 73 16 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 439 270 61.5 3219 69 9 Raymond Philyaw, Indiana 450 266 59.1 3167 56 9 2001 Aaron Garcia, New York 529 368 69.6 4515 104 15 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 574 364 63.4 3952 80 10 *Jim Kubiak, Buffalo 484 295 61.0 3787 64 15 Rickey Foggie, Florida 507 280 55.2 3619 69 15 Raymond Philyaw, Indiana 404 276 68.3 3518 68 3 Scott Semptimphelter, Detroit 478 287 60.0 3508 76 20 Fred McNair, Carolina 434 282 65.0 3271 63 6 *Craig Whelihan, Orlando 377 224 59.4 3004 60 12 2000 Robert Hall, Houston 496 325 65.5 4053 64 11 Aaron Garcia, Iowa 469 297 63.3 4026 92 8 Kevin McDougal, Milwaukee 442 285 64.5 3889 73 17 Mike Pawlawski, Albany 479 324 67.6 3772 70 8 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 473 277 58.6 3454 72 7 *Tommy Maddox, New Jersey 490 283 57.8 3378 62 17 Fred McNair, Carolina-Florida 451 258 57.2 3326 61 13 Connell Maynor, Orlando 400 235 58.8 3167 54 10 Andy Kelly, Nashville 429 283 66.0 3107 55 10 Mark Grieb, San Jose 337 216 64.1 3095 62 3 1999 Clint Dolezel, Houston 556 374 67.3 4336 80 19 Mike Pawlawski, Albany 442 294 66.5 3864 79 7 112

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Aaron Garcia, Iowa 468 283 60.5 3815 68 15 Andy Kelly, Nashville 501 324 64.7 3609 67 11 Craig Kusick, Grand Rapids 458 306 66.8 3529 68 8 Rickey Foggie, New Jersey 540 309 57.2 3487 54 16 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 471 253 53.7 3390 48 13 Fred McNair, Florida 464 262 56.5 3269 47 13 Peter Tom Willis, Tampa Bay 417 238 57.1 3233 65 8 Scott Wood, San Jose 422 235 55.7 3069 45 15 1998 Clint Dolezel, Houston 558 343 61.5 4228 81 17 Mike Pawlawski, Albany 447 293 65.5 3795 74 11 Aaron Garcia, New Jersey-Iowa 483 291 60.2 3615 61 14 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 451 295 65.4 3571 70 8 Andy Kelly, Nashville 518 315 60.8 3537 73 12 Peter Tom Willis, Tampa Bay 425 255 60.0 3411 70 10 Pat O’Hara, Orlando 423 238 56.3 3335 67 16 James Guidry, Portland 413 235 56.9 3218 69 18 Mike Perez, New York 449 246 54.8 3205 43 15 Fred McNair, Florida 435 246 56.6 3150 60 13 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 455 280 61.5 3100 60 17 1997 Mike Pawlawski, Albany 509 351 69.0 4272 69 14 Kurt Warner, Iowa 498 322 64.7 4149 79 14 Andy Kelly, Nashville 497 309 62.2 3821 82 14 Mike Perez, New York 485 258 53.2 3392 52 18 Clint Dolezel, Texas 388 259 66.8 3377 69 14 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 400 241 60.3 3331 67 6 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 415 238 57.3 3134 44 17 1996 Mike Perez, Albany 435 262 60.2 4153 84 16 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 462 286 61.9 3690 65 13 John Kaleo, St. Louis 490 301 61.4 3629 48 16 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 443 274 61.9 3616 70 14 Kurt Warner, Iowa 422 259 61.4 3341 61 15 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 395 246 62.3 3116 41 14

75 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS IN A SEASON Year Player, Team TD 2015 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 119 Shane Austin, Cleveland 101 Jason Boltus, Tampa Bay 98 Tommy Grady, Jacksonville 95 Erik Meyer, San Jose 93 Nick Davila, Arizona 87 2014 Nick Davila, Arizona 127 Tommy Grady, Pittsburgh 115 Shane Austin, Cleveland 99 Randy Hippeard, Tampa Bay 93 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 85 2013 Erik Meyer, Spokane 112 Nick Davila, Arizona 110 Aaron Garcia, San Jose/Orlando 108 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 96 J.J. Raterink, Iowa 78 2012 Tommy Grady, Utah 142* Aaron Garcia, San Antonio 118 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 115 Nick Davila, Arizona 113 Mark Grieb, San Jose 112 Kurt Rocco, New Orleans 107 Kyle Rowley, Spokane 96 J.J. Raterink, Iowa 93 Russ Michna, Chicago 89 Gino Guidugli, Milwaukee 86 John Dutton, Cleveland 78 2011 Nick Davila, Arizona 117 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville 116 Tommy Grady, Utah 107 Nick Hill, Orlando 97 Mark Grieb, San Jose 95 Dan Raudabaugh, Dallas 90 Brett Elliott, Georgia 90 *Brad Banks, Iowa 82 JJ Raterink, Chicago 81 Kyle Rowley, Spokane 78 2010 Justin Allgood, Tulsa 109 Chris Greisen, Milwaukee 107 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay 106 *Nick Davila, Arizona 102 John Dutton, Cleveland 100 *Kyle Rowley, Spokane 100 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville 82 Tommy Grady, Oklahoma City 81 *Nick Hill, Orlando 79 Ryan Vena, Iowa 78 2008 Mark Grieb, San Jose 100 Chris Greisen, Georgia 97

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Joe Germaine, Utah 97 John Dutton, Colorado 94 James MacPherson, Grand Rapids 87 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay 86 Danny Wimprine, New Orleans 85 Raymond Philyaw, Cleveland 83 Shane Stafford, Orlando 81 Aaron Garcia, New York 78 2007 Chris Greisen, Georgia 117# Clint Dolezel, Dallas 107 Joe Germaine, Utah 107 Mark Grieb, San Jose 100 Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City 85 John Dutton, Colorado 84 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 83 Sonny Cumbie, Los Angeles 83 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 82 Shane Stafford, Orlando 76 Matt Nagy, Columbus 75 2006 Clint Dolezel, Dallas 105 John Dutton, Colorado 95 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 86 Matt Nagy, Georgia 85 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 83 Mark Grieb, San Jose 83 2005 Andy Kelly, New Orleans 96 Aaron Garcia, New York 90 Tony Graziani, Philadelphia 90 John Dutton, Colorado 89 Mark Grieb, San Jose 84 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 83 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas 78 John Kaleo, Los Angeles 77 *Clint Stoerner, Dallas 77 2004 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 99 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas 93 Aaron Garcia, New York 91 John Kaleo, Austin 80 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 77 John Dutton, Colorado 76 Mark Grieb, San Jose 75 2003 Aaron Garcia, New York 100 Jim Kubiak, Dallas 98 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles 96 Andy Kelly, Detroit 92 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 89 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 89 John Dutton, Colorado 77 John Kaleo, Tampa Bay 75 2002 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 79 2001 Aaron Garcia, New York 104 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 80 Scott Semptimphelter, Detroit 76 2000 Aaron Garcia, Iowa 92 1999 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids 80 Mike Pawlawski, Albany 79 1998 Clint Dolezel, Houston 81 1997 Andy Kelly, Nashville 82 Kurt Warner, Iowa 79 1996 Mike Perez, Albany 84

350 PASSING YARDS IN A GAME Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Comp. Yards TD 2015 Season 3/29/2015 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia at Orlando 48 30 422 8 5/23/2015 Erik Meyer, San Jose vs. Cleveland 42 30 406 9 5/2/2015 Carson Coffman, Spokane at New Orleans 42 27 404 7 4/25/2015 Randy Hipeard, Orlando at Spokane 37 31 397 6 8/1/2015 Tommy Grady, Jacksonville at Orlando 48 41 393 7 3/27/15 Jason Boltus, Tampa Bay vs. Cleveland 55 30 383 6 4/24/2015 Jason Boltus, Tampa Bay at Cleveland 38 25 366 7 5/2/2015 Shane Austin, Cleveland at Orlando 44 36 364 8 7/11/2015 Jason Boltus, Tampa Bay vs. Orlando 38 25 363 6 5/29/2015 Shane Austin, Cleveland vs. Orlando 52 35 362 4 7/17/2015 Nick Davila, Arizona at Spokane 48 35 355 7 4/11/2015 Nick Davila, Arizona at Cleveland 38 28 352 7 6/12/2015 Tommy Grady, Jacksonville at Tampa Bay 46 26 351 7 5/2/2015 Randy Hippeard, Orlando vs. Cleveland 36 27 350 7 2014 Season 6/21/2014 Shane Austin, Cleveland at Philadelphia 40 26 409 11 6/14/2014 J.J. Raterink, Iowa vs. Tampa Bay 56 34 398 6 5/3/2014 Nick Davila, Arizona at Jacksonville 31 24 389 10 7/12/2014 Nick Davila, Arizona at Spokane 39 27 388 9 4/12/2014 Shane Boyd, San Antonio at Iowa 41 29 387 6 4/19/2014 Randy Hippeard, Tampa Bay at Orlando 43 31 380 9 114

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4/3/2014 Jason Boltus, Orlando at New Orleans 42 27 375 8 2013 Season 5/11/2013 Aaron Garcia, Orlando at Spokane 30 48 442 11 7/6/2013 Nick Davila, Arizona at Orlando 23 31 411 9 6/15/2013 Russ Michna, San Jose at Iowa 28 39 392 9 7/6/2013 Aaron Garcia, Orlando vs. Arizona 25 40 387 5 4/5/2013 J.J. Raterink, Iowa vs. Spokane 27 40 378 4 6/15/2013 J.J. Raterink, Iowa vs. San Jose 33 44 376 9 7/27/2013 Aaron Garcia, Orlando vs. New Orleans 34 43 375 8 3/29/2013 Kyle Rowley, Orlando at San Jose 26 46 373 9 3/30/2013 Adrian McPherson, Tampa Bay vs. Cleveland 25 38 362 8 6/1/2013 Nick Davila, Arizona at Philadelphia 28 48 362 5 6/21/2013 Jason Boltus, Utah at Spokane 30 44 362 6 4/6/2013 Tommy Grady, Utah vs. Tampa Bay 23 38 355 6 4/26/2013 Carson Coffman, Chicago at Iowa 23 36 354 7 5/17/2013 Erik Meyer, Spokane vs. New Orleans 29 40 353 6 7/20/2013 Aaron Garcia, Orlando at Cleveland 22 32 353 8 4/12/2013 Erik Meyer, Spokane vs. Arizona 18 33 351 5 2012 Season 6/2/2012 Tommy Grady, Utah at Kansas City 55 46# 436 7 6/2/2012 Mark Grieb, San Jose at Milwaukee 56 35 435 10 3/10/2012 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Arizona 59 34 432 9 5/19/2012 Tommy Grady, Utah vs. Arizona 39 28 428 9 5/26/2012 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Chicago 45 33 417 9 6/29/2012 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia at Tampa Bay 37 24 415 11 6/3/2012 Kyle Rowley, Spokane at Chicago 40 29 401 8 6/3/2012 Russ Michna, Chicago vs. Spokane 36 30 400 9 5/11/2012 Tommy Grady, Utah at San Jose 47 26 397 9 5/12/2012 Luke Drone, Chicago at Arizona 51 28 396 4 6/23/2012 Kyle Rowley, Spokane at San Jose 37 30 392 12# 7/21/2012 Stephen Wasil, Tampa Bay at Spokane 37 23 391 4 5/11/2012 Kurt Rocco, New Orleans at Spokane 43 27 389 8 5/5/2012 Mark Grieb, San Jose at Arizona 39 30 388 7 5/12/2012 *Bryan Randall, Pittsburgh at San Antonio 50 37 387 7 6/8/2012 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia at Milwaukee 34 25 379 8 7/14/2012 Gino Guidugli, Milwaukee vs. Chicago 37 28 378 6 6/15/2012 Nick Hill, Tampa Bay at Orlando 38 24 375 5 6/30/2012 Russ Michna, Chicago vs. San Jose 37 27 375 7 4/28/2012 Tommy Grady, Utah at Milwaukee 55 36 374 8 3/31/2012 Kurt Rocco, New Orleans at Utah 40 23 373 9 6/16/2012 Tommy Grady, Utah at Spokane 47 33 373 9 5/19/2012 Nick Davila, Arizona at Utah 30 22 372 11 4/28/2012 Omar Jacobs, Jacksonville vs. Spokane 52 37 371 7 6/1/2012 J.J. Raterink, Iowa vs. Cleveland 37 31 371 9 6/1/2012 John Dutton, Cleveland at Iowa 47 34 370 7 3/10/2012 Nick Davila, Arizona at San Jose 40 29 369 6 5/6/2012 Russ Michna, Chicago vs. Iowa 32 22 369 5 5/5/2012 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia vs. Milwaukee 45 26 366 7 6/9/2012 Tommy Grady, Utah vs. Chicago 45 32 366 7 7/14/2012 Kurt Rocco, New Orleans at Tampa Bay 33 20 366 9 3/17/2012 Gino Guidugli, Milwaukee at Arizona 38 28 364 5 4/13/2012 John Dutton, Cleveland at Tampa Bay 49 34 363 6 7/21/2012 Nick Davila, Arizona vs. Kansas City 39 25 363 7 6/9/2012 Kurt Rocco, New Orleans vs. San Antonio 42 27 362 6 7/21/2012 Aaron Garcia, San Antonio at Iowa 29 23 361 8 5/18/2012 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia at Spokane 40 30 360 6 6/30/2012 Mark Grieb, San Jose at Chicago 36 28 360 6 5/6/2012 J.J. Raterink, Iowa at Chicago 39 30 358 4 7/14/2012 Stephen Wasil, Tampa Bay vs. New Orleans 39 24 358 7 5/18/2012 *, Orlando at New Orleans 42 25 357 8 4/20/2012 J.J. Raterink, Iowa at Utah 36 24 356 7 6/23/2012 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Spokane 40 25 356 5 7/8/2012 Russ Michna, Chicago vs. San Antonio 35 26 356 6 6/23/2012 Nick Hill, Tampa Bay Storm vs. San Antonio 41 28 353 5 5/4/2012 Kyle Rowley, Spokane at Utah 42 24 352 9 5/26/2012 Russ Michna, Chicago at San Jose 32 25 351 8 7/21/2012 J.J. Raterink, Iowa vs. San Antonio 39 27 350 8 2011 Season 5/28/2011 Dan Raudabaugh, Dallas vs. Pittsburgh 36 28 433 10 7/15/2011 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville at Kansas City 48 37 419 6 7/1/2011 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Jacksonville 48 32 402 9 4/30/2011 *Brad Banks, Iowa vs. Philadelphia 43 33 397 9 4/1/2011 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Iowa 47 33 391 9 4/1/2011 *Brad Banks, Iowa at San Jose 37 24 383 10 4/29/2011 Dan Raudabaugh, Dallas at Kansas City 35 29 377 7 5/6/2011 Brett Elliott, Georgia vs. Utah 38 27 374 9 4/8/2011 Brett Elliott, Georgia vs. Dallas 39 23 373 7 7/23/2011 *, Georgia at Iowa 32 21 373 7 6/11/2011 Brian Zbydniewski, Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh 34 24 372 8 5/28/2011 Brett Elliott, Georgia at San Jose 46 31 368 5 7/9/2011 Dan Raudabaugh, Dallas at Jacksonville 39 29 365 8 3/11/2011 Kyle Rowley, Spokane at San Jose 47 30 364 5 3/18/2011 JJ Raterink, Kansas City at San Jose 45 28 364 8 6/18/2011 *Brad Banks, Iowa vs. Dallas 36 24 363 5 4/23/2011 Nick Davila, Arizona vs. Utah 42 35 361 6 6/11/2011 Nick Hill, Orlando vs. Jacksonville 42 25 361 9 115

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7/22/2011 Todd Hammel, Utah at Cleveland 47 33 361 7 4/23/2011 Tommy Grady, Utah at Arizona 39 30 358 9 5/28/2011 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Georgia 34 24 354 5 6/26/2011 Brian Lee-Lauduski, Iowa at Chicago 48 33 355 6 7/1/2011 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville at San Jose 34 27 354 9 7/2/2011 Ryan Vena, Philadelphia at Dallas 38 22 354 5 2010 Season 5/8/2010 *Tommy Grady, Oklahoma City vs. Boss-Shrev 42 34 430 10 6/5/2010 *Nick Davila, Arizona vs. Milwaukee 52 37 420 8 4/23/2010 *Nick Davila, Arizona vs. Tulsa 42 30 413 8 7/24/2010 Chris Greisen, Milwaukee at Iowa 40 30 413 8 7/3/2010 John Dutton, Cleveland at Orlando 53 36 411 10 7/31/2010 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay vs. Orlando 49 32 398 6 5/15/2010 John Dutton, Cleveland vs. Tulsa 48 28 397 9 6/5/2010 Chris Greisen, Milwaukee at Arizona 36 24 397 8 6/12/2010 Kevin Eakin, Alabama vs. Tampa Bay 44 32 396 7 5/15/2010 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay at Boss-Shrev 40 33 395 5 5/28/2010 *Nick Hill, Orlando vs. Tampa Bay 47 31 393 6 6/5/2010 Kevin Eakin, Alabama at Iowa 50 34 386 6 6/11/2010 *Justin Allgood, Tulsa at Dallas 37 25 384 8 4/24/2010 *Tommy Grady, Oklahoma City at Iowa 44 31 383 6 4/16/2010 Chris Greisen, Milwaukee vs. Iowa 36 25 382 7 4/10/2010 *Nick Hill, Orlando at Boss-Shrev 46 36 381 4 4/9/2010 John Dutton, Cleveland at Chicago 52 37 379 6 4/17/2010 Kevin Eakin, Alabama at Utah 31 21 375 5 5/1/2010 *Kyle Rowley, Spokane vs. Cleveland 44 29 373 8 7/30/2010 *Tommy Grady, Oklahoma City vs. Tulsa 46 29 372 7 5/7/2010 *Kyle Rowley, Spokane at Arizona 37 22 369 7 7/31/2010 *Nick Davila, Arizona vs. Iowa 37 27 361 7 5/1/2010 Chris Greisen, Milwaukee at Alabama 46 33 360 9 7/2/2010 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay vs. Chicago 31 24 359 8 5/8/2010 John Dutton, Cleveland at Iowa 39 31 355 5 5/29/2010 John Dutton, Cleveland vs. Chicago 39 28 355 5 5/8/2010 Raymond Philyaw, Boss-Shrev at Okla. City 38 29 355 9 5/7/2010 Russ Michna, Chicago at Milwaukee 33 21 354 4 5/21/2010 Chris Greisen, Milwaukee at Orlando 43 27 353 6 5/15/2010 *Justin Allgood, Tulsa at Cleveland 37 24 352 7 4/23/2010 *Justin Allgood, Tulsa at Arizona 40 29 350 10 2008 Season 4/19/2008 Raymond Philyaw, Cleveland at Los Angeles 39 30 411 9 5/18/2008 Chris Greisen, Georgia at New York 39 32 403 9 3/29/2008 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay at Philadelphia 46 31 400 6 6/21/2008 Chris Greisen, Georgia at San Jose 33 23 390 8 5/18/2008 Aaron Garcia, New York vs. Georgia 48 40 389 10 4/25/2008 Joe Germaine, Utah at New Orleans 47 36 389 6 4/21/2008 Matt Nagy, Columbus vs. Philadelphia 34 20 389 7 6/7/2008 James MacPherson, Gra. Rap. vs. Colorado 43 35 385 10 4/26/2008 Chris Greisen, Georgia at Arizona 42 28 383 7 4/19/2008 Tim Hicks, Los Angeles vs. Cleveland 44 31 378 8 3/9/2008 Joe Germaine, Utah at Cleveland 38 29 373 8 4/13/2008 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay vs. Arizona 32 24 367 6 3/15/2008 Chris Greisen, Georgia vs. Los Angeles 41 26 366 7 6/16/2008 Matt Sauk, Arizona vs. Colorado 45 29 364 8 3/14/2008 Joe Germaine, Utah at Orlando 51 35 363 7 4/12/2008 Joe Germaine, Utah at Los Angeles 40 28 362 9 6/7/2008 Shane Stafford, Orlando at Tampa Bay 38 27 362 8 3/15/2008 Matt Nagy, Columbus vs. Cleveland 35 24 361 7 6/21/2008 Danny Wimprine, N.O. vs. Gra. Rap. 41 27 358 8 3/29/2008 Joe Germaine, Utah vs. Georgia 48 31 356 7 3/22/2008 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Dallas 45 34 355 6 6/21/2008 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Georgia 36 27 354 9 3/3/2008 Mark Grieb, San Jose at Chicago 46 35 353 5 2007 Season 6/9/2007 *, Austin vs. Georgia 45 28 446 8 4/13/2007 Mark Grieb, San Jose at New Orleans 54 35 445 6 4/20/2007 Joe Germaine, Utah vs. Arizona 51 34 433 8 3/10/2007 Joe Germaine, Utah at Arizona 48 34 433 10 6/9/2007 *Steve Bellizari, New Orleans at Dallas 46 33 417 9 5/20/2007 Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City at New York 49 28 411 8 5/5/2007 *Jeff Smoker, Nashville at Grand Rapids 41 29 406 6 4/27/2007 Andy Kelly, New Orleans vs. Georgia 51 42# 389 7 6/9/2007 Chris Griesen, Georgia at Austin 33 28 388 9 6/9/2007 Clint Dolezel, Dallas vs. New Orleans 41 33 386 11# 4/15/2007 Chris Griesen, Georgia vs. Las Vegas 45 34 376 10 4/1/2007 *Rohan Davey, New York vs. Philadelphia 35 25 375 8 3/8/3007 *Shaun King, Las Vegas at Grand Rapids 33 25 373 10 5/19/2007 Chris Griesen, Georgia at Los Angeles 44 32 371 6 4/13/2007 Joe Germaine, Utah vs. Los Angeles 39 32 371 10 6/2/2007 *Steve Bellizari, New Orleans vs. Tampa Bay 50 32 366 6 4/15/2007 *Brian Jones, Las Vegas at Georgia 37 27 366 8 5/5/2007 Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City at Philadelphia 41 36 364 6 4/28/2007 Sonny Cumbie, Los Angeles vs. Grand Rapids 34 27 361 7 3/3/2007 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona vs. Georgia 52 32 361 8 3/8/2007 Matt Sauk, Grand Rapids vs. Las Vegas 47 26 360 7 5/18/2007 *Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay vs. Arizona 40 29 359 8 5/28/2007 Aaron Garcia, New York at New Orleans 37 29 358 8 116

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4/28/2007 Joe Germaine, Utah at San Jose 42 28 357 7 4/21/2007 Chris Griesen, Georgia vs. Dallas 37 25 357 10 6/17/2007 *Lang Campbell, Austin at New Orleans 41 32 356 7 4/6/2007 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Colorado 40 33 352 7 2006 Season 2/19/2006 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay vs. Orlando (OT) 52 36 458 8 2/11/2006 Joe Germaine, Utah vs. New York 45 35 444 10 2/25/2006 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay vs. Austin 41 26 424 7 3/12/2006 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Los Angeles 41 28 393 8 4/14/2006 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Las Vegas 41 28 388 8 5/6/2006 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay at Columbus 63# 38 387 6 4/14/2006 Nick Browder, New York at Columbus 46 31 387 7 2/25/2006 Joe Germaine, Utah at Los Angeles 40 31 387 8 5/6/2006 John Dutton, Colorado at San Jose 43 29 376 6 2/12/2006 Clint Stoerner, Nashville at Chicago (OT) 54 30 368 4 3/19/2006 Joe Hamilton, Orlando vs. Dallas 36 26 367 7 3/4/2006 Joe Germaine, Utah vs. San Jose 44 28 367 5 2/19/2006 Aaron Garcia, New York at Philadelphia 40 30 367 8 3/25/2006 Tony Graziani, Philadelphia at Dallas 48 26 363 5 4/2/2006 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Arizona 37 26 361 9 5/6/2006 Clint Stoerner, Nashville at Los Angeles 34 19 357 7 2/11/2006 Aaron Garcia, New York at Utah 26 24 354 10 3/19/2006 Clint Dolezel, Dallas at Orlando 30 24 353 11# 2/3/2006 Andy Kelly, Kansas City at Orlando 56 33 353 6 2/26/2006 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago vs. San Jose (OT) 39 29 351 7 2/17/2006 Clint Dolezel, Dallas vs. Austin 54 32 351 6 3/5/2006 Chad Salisbury, Grand Rapids at Colorado 42 30 350 6 2/4/2006 Joe Germaine, Utah vs. Dallas 41 26 350 5 2005 Season 2/13/2005 Raymond Philyaw, Chicago at Colorado 45 30 409 5 2/20/2005 Mark Grieb, San Jose at Los Angeles 46 31 399 7 1/30/2005 *Clint Stoerner, Dallas vs. Chicago (OT) 40 26 398 6 3/28/2005 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas vs. San Jose 55 30 394 11# 4/10/2005 Mark Grieb, San Jose at Chicago 35 22 368 6 2/11/2005 John Fitzgerald, Austin vs. Los Angeles 40 26 366 5 4/30/2005 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona at Los Angeles 44 29 364 6 4/3/2005 Joe Hamilton, Orlando vs. Los Angeles (OT) 29 24 362 7 5/14/2005 Andy Kelly, New Orleans vs. Austin 46 34 361 9 5/22/2005 Tony Graziani, Philadelphia at Dallas 51 27 356 6 1/30/2005 Andy Kelly, New Orleans at Georgia 51 33 356 6 5/1/2005 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas at Chicago 36 28 355 9 3/19/2005 Aaron Garcia, New York at Austin 31 23 352 6 2/13/2005 Mark Grieb, San Jose at New Orleans 39 30 352 7 1/30/2005 Tony Graziani, Philadelphia at Austin 37 24 352 8 5/14/2005 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas at Los Angeles 44 34 350 7 2004 Season 3/20/2004 Clint Dolezel, Las Vegas at San Jose 50 31 451 9 4/3/2004 John Kaleo, Austin at Los Angeles 39 29 387 7 3/4/2004 Andy Kelly, Detroit at Colorado 53 34 375 9 4/16/2004 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles vs. Detroit 32 22 359 8 4/4/2004 Mark Grieb, San Jose at Tampa Bay 34 27 351 9 2003 Season 4/13/2003 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona at Los Angeles (OT) 54 37 470 9 3/16/2003 Aaron Garcia, new York at Detroit (OT) 40 29 391 9 3/2/2003 Jim Kubiak, Dallas at Arizona (OT) 45 33 387 7 5/11/2003 Clint Dolezel, Grand rapids vs. Indiana 45 29 381 7 2/2/2003 Jay McDonagh, Las Vegas at Los Angeles 61 36 381 5 2/16/2003 Aaron Garcia, New York at Grand Rapids 41 30 380 7 5/16/2003 Aaron Garcia, New York at Carolina 34 26 365 8 2/16/2003 John Dutton, Colorado vs. Los Angeles (OT) 43 27 360 8 4/19/2003 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona at Grand Rapids (OT) 43 26 358 9 3/9/2003 Tony Graziani, Los Angeles at New York 33 23 355 8 5/10/2003 *Leon Murray, Georgia vs. Dallas 37 21 354 8 2002 Season 5/4/2002 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona vs. Toronto 44 29 362 7 7/13/2002 Jay Gruden, Orlando vs. Georgia 42 31 361 4 6/8/2002 Raymond Philyaw, Indiana at Dallas 43 25 355 7 6/27/2002 Pat O’Hara, Toronto vs. Los Angeles 36 22 352 4 5/24/2002 *Tony Graziani, Los Angeles at Georgia 36 27 352 7 4/28/2002 *Jay McDonagh, New Jersey vs. Dallas 43 31 350 6 2001 Season 6/16/2001 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Nashville (OT) 39 30 430 7 6/30/2001 Mark Grieb, San Jose vs. Florida (OT) 40 26 418 6 6/23/2001 Raymond Philyaw, Indiana at Grand Rapids 32 24 404 10 6/30/2001 Kevin McDougal, Milwaukee at Indiana 48 30 403 6 6/23/2001 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids vs. Indiana 43 34 402 8 7/15/2001 Raymond Philyaw, Indiana vs. San Jose 40 31 393 7 7/14/2001 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona vs. New York 46 34 385 5 7/20/2001 Fred McNair, Carolina vs. Toronto 38 29 384 4 7/7/2001 Aaron Garcia, New York vs. Carolina 37 27 378 11# 7/21/2001 Aaron Garcia, New York at Florida 41 32 377 9 4/21/2001 Aaron Garcia, New York vs. Toronto 40 29 372 7 7/8/2001 *, Indiana at New Jersey (OT) 47 36 370 6 6/16/2001 Ron Lopez, Oklahoma at Houston 38 26 366 10 4/14/2001 *Jim Kubiak, Buffalo at Toronto 38 29 365 6 5/25/2001 Connell Maynor, New Jersey at New York 35 23 363 6 117

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6/30/2001 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids at Detroit 50 35 358 7 6/30/2001 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona at Houston 35 26 356 8 5/3/2001 Rickey Foggie, Florida vs. Los Angeles 37 20 356 6 5/12/2001 *Billy Dicken, Chicago vs. Indiana 42 31 351 8 2000 Season 6/23/2000 *, Los Angeles at Houston 35 26 469 10 6/30/2000 *Tommy Maddox, New Jersey at New England 50 38 437 8 7/15/2000 Aaron Garcia, Iowa vs. Albany 33 24 431 9 5/20/2000 Aaron Garcia, Iowa vs. Milwaukee 33 24 402 9 6/16/2000 *Tim Carey, New England vs. Carolina (OT) 35 26 392 6 5/6/2000 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona vs. Nashville 42 29 388 7 7/14/2000 Browning Nagle, Buffalo vs. Los Angeles 38 25 381 7 4/13/2000 Mike Pawlawski, Albany at Nashville 33 29 379 10 5/26/2000 Robert Hall, Houston vs. Grand Rapids (OT) 41 26 376 8 7/15/2000 Robert Hall, Houston at Grand Rapids 35 26 374 7 6/23/2000 Robert Hall, Houston vs. Los Angeles 51 31 371 6 5/13/2000 Robert Hall, Houston vs. Iowa 37 25 367 6 4/14/2000 Fred McNair, Florida at Carolina 29 22 362 8 6/3/2000 Mike Pawlawski, Albany vs. Houston 30 25 359 7 5/13/2000 Aaron Garcia, Iowa at Houston 34 22 358 9 6/8/2000 Aaron Garcia, Iowa vs. Houston 30 24 357 9 7/15/2000 Mike Pawlawski, Albany at Iowa 43 29 353 6 6/3/2000 Robert Hall, Houston at Albany 45 31 351 3 5/5/2000 Mike Pawlawski, Albany at New England 33 28 350 3 1999 Season 5/14/1999 Clint Dolezel, Houston vs. Milwaukee 41 28 479# 10 6/11/1999 Clint Dolezel, Houston at New England 45 33 402 5 7/30/1999 Clint Dolezel, Houston vs. Albany 44 34 384 7 6/26/1999 Aaron Garcia, Iowa at Albany 43 28 383 7 4/24/1999 Mike Pawlawski, Albany at Tampa Bay 37 23 369 5 5/15/1999 Mike Pawlawski, Albany vs. Buffalo 45 29 367 6 7/23/1999 Clint Dolezel, Houston at Grand Rapids 44 30 360 7 6/18/1999 Andy Kelly, Nashville vs. Houston 42 35 356 10 7/9/1999 Andy Kelly, Nashville vs. Albany 54 36 355 8 5/8/1999 James Guidry, Portland at San Jose 39 24 351 7 7/18/1999 *, Arizona vs. New England 33 24 350 4 1998 Season 6/20/1998 Clint Dolezel, Houston vs. Milwaukee (OT) 47 35 447 6 5/22/1998 Clint Dolezel, Houston vs. Arizona 39 25 399 8 7/2/1998 Andy Kelly, Nashville at Milwaukee (OT) 53 30 362 9 5/16/1998 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee at Arizona 47 32 361 7 6/27/1998 Clint Dolezel, Houston at Iowa 40 25 359 8 1997 Season 8/2/1997 Mike Pawlawski, Albany at Iowa 45 33 455 7 7/26/1997 Clint Dolezel, Texas at Iowa 43 34 449 9 5/24/1997 Kurt Warner, Iowa at Albany 39 30 394 9 8/1/1997 James Guidry, Anaheim at Texas 43 29 383 6 7/26/1997 Kurt Warner, Iowa vs. Texas 34 28 383 8 5/24/1997 Mike Pawlawski, Albany vs. Iowa 37 29 380 5 7/12/1997 Kurt Warner, Iowa vs. Orlando 41 28 368 8 7/12/1997 Mike Pawlawski, Albany vs. Nashville 46 27 366 7 5/10/1997 Clint Dolezel, Texas a Portland 35 27 366 7 5/16/1997 Andy Kelly, Nashville at Texas 46 29 365 6 6/14/1997 *Mark Grieb, Anaheim vs. Nashville 34 25 361 8 1996 Season 5/4/1996 Tony Kimbrough, San Jose at Arizona 50 27 393 8 7/19/1996 *Rickey Foggie, Minnesota vs. Texas 36 26 368 7 7/20/1996 Mike Perez, Albany at Florida 30 19 362 6 4/26/1996 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay at St. Louis 35 23 358 7 6/28/1996 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona vs. St. Louis 35 25 357 7 7/19/1996 *Robert Hall, Texas at Minnesota 44 32 354 6 5/10/1996 Tony Kimbrough, San Jose vs. Albany 36 26 352 6 7/6/1996 Mike Perez, Albany vs. Orlando 37 22 351 6 1995 Season 5/27/1995 *Aaron Garcia, Arizona vs. Las Vegas 28 21 389 6 6/30/1995 Mike Perez, Albany at Charlotte 37 27 375 8 8/5/1995 Mike Perez, Albany at St. Louis 31 19 369 6 6/16/1995 *Kurt Warner, Iowa vs. Memphis (OT) 41 25 361 6 1994 Season 6/18/1994 Tony Kimbrough, Charlotte at Arizona 41 24 371 5 1992 Season 6/6/1992 Greg Freeman, New Orleans at Tampa Bay 36 21 351 6

1,500 YARDS RECEIVING IN A SEASON Year Player, Team Rec. Yards Avg. TD 2015 Anthony Jones, Jacksonville 148 2087 14.1 38 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 132 2074 15.7 44 Marco Thomas, Philadelphia 155 1772 11.4 40 Rod Windsor, Arizona 139 1754 12.6 39 Reggie Gray, San Jose 162 1698 10.5 44 Joe Hills, Jacksonville 150 1597 10.6 42 Collin Taylor, Cleveland 144 1597 11.1 43 T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay 112 1536 13.7 35 2014 Marco Thomas, Iowa 151 1946 12.9 39 Darius Reynolds, Iowa 126 1884 15.0 39 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 141 1878 13.3 37

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Rod Windsor, Arizona 124 1685 13.6 44 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 156 1671 10.7 34 2013 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 150 2121 14.1 37 Reggie Gray, Chicago 140 1978 14.1 41 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay 133 1861 14.0 42 Adron Tennell, Spokane 156 1792 11.5 49 *Mario Urrutia, Utah 142 1675 11.8 38 T.T. Toliver, Orlando 127 1659 13.1 29 Prechae Rodriguez, Orlando 119 1614 13.6 41 Jason Willis, San Jose 123 1606 13.1 35 Mike Washington, Pittsburgh 136 1595 11.7 36 Jeron Harvey, Jacksonville 146 1593 10.9 35 Rod Windsor, Arizona 110 1590 14.5 42 Marco Thomas, Iowa 142 1564 11.0 30 2012 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 172 2218 12.9 58 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 133 2010 15.1 47 Reggie Gray, Chicago 140 1937 13.8 48 Maurice Purify, Arizona 126 1932 15.3 46 *Jared Perry, Chicago 133 1811 13.6 31 Aaron Lesue, Utah 155 1810 11.7 56 Adron Tennell, Spokane 157 1810 11.5 40 Josh Bush, New Orleans 115 1799 15.6 37 Dominick Goodman, Cleveland 170 1782 10.5 34 *Prechae Rodriguez, Tampa Bay 125 1653 13.2 32 *Jared Jenkins, Milwaukee 119 1610 13.5 34 Larry Shipp, Georgia 133 1584 11.9 33 Marco Thomas, Iowa 138 1523 11.0 21 2011 Anthony Jones, Dallas 171 2232 13.1 42 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 168 2171 12.9 55 Reggie Gray, Chicago 130 1969 15.1 49 Donovan Morgan, Philadelphia 121 1959 16.2 37 Rod Windsor, Arizona 156 1830 11.7 36 Larry Shipp, Georgia 124 1784 14.4 29 Troy McBroom, Tulsa 149 1747 11.7 31 Jomo Wilson, Jacksonville 131 1737 13.3 44 Maurice Purify, Georgia 130 1653 12.7 46 Amarri Jackson, Tampa Bay 125 1619 13.0 35 PJ Berry, New Orleans 155 1593 10.3 27 Robert Quiroga, Orlando 126 1553 12.3 26 T.T. Toliver, Orlando 121 1525 12.6 32 2010 Rod Winsor, Arizona 193# 2372# 12.3 47 Ben Nelson, Cleveland 151 1867 12.4 47 Anthony Jones, Milwaukee 125 1810 14.5 42 Hank Edwards, Tampa Bay 115 1748 15.2 36 Donovan Morgan, Tulsa 123 1707 13.9 52 Huey Whittaker, Spokane 144 1653 11.5 37 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 116 1621 14.0 28 2008 Derek Lee, Columbus 141 1755 12.4 31 Chris Jackson, Philadelphia 140 1719 12.3 49 TT Toliver, Orlando 117 1647 14.1 31 Kenny Higgins, Grand Rapids 112 1552 13.9 34 Jason Willis, New York 135 1544 11.4 30 Huey Whittaker, Utah 126 1541 12.2 32 JJ McKelvey, Utah 121 1529 12.6 38 Aaron Boone, Utah 135 1527 11.3 23 Robert Redd, Cleveland 129 1523 11.8 16 Otis Amey, Cleveland 112 1516 13.5 48 Carl Morris, Georgia 128 1503 11.7 27 Cleannord Saintil, San Jose 120 1503 12.5 35 2007 Siaha Burley, Utah 166# 2129# 12.8 49 Chris Jackson, Georgia 145 1915 13.2 47 Derrick Lewis, Austin 139 1903 13.7 41 Bobby Sippio, Chicago 125 1739 13.9 53 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 132 1736 13.2 41 James Roe, San Jose 127 1560 12.3 40 Damian Harrell, Colorado 132 1547 11.7 47 Javarus Dudley, Orlando 107 1524 14.2 29 2006 Siaha Burley, Utah 136 1934 14.2 44 Damian Harrell, Colorado 152 1920 12.6 60# Mike Horacek, New York 121 1663 13.7 35 2005 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 131 1769 13.5 41 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 144 1694 11.8 37 Siaha Burley, Arizona 117 1542 13.2 45 2004 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 125 1803 14.4 44 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 154 1771 11.5 46 Damian Harrell, Colorado 114 1715 15.0 43 Cory Fleming, Orlando 131 1620 12.4 33 Thabiti Davis, Detroit 127 1557 12.3 26 2003 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 117 1733 14.8 46 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids 113 1658 14.7 41 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 123 1636 13.3 29 Mike Furrey, New York 108 1596 14.8 46 Mike Horacek, Las Vegas 126 1568 12.4 36 *Freddy Solomon, Tampa Bay 106 1552 14.6 28 2001 Kevin Swayne, New York 131 1890 14.4 43 Robert Gordon, Detroit 125 1630 13.0 42 Eddie Brown, Indiana 118 1534 13.0 37 2000 Mike Horacek, Iowa 119 1880 15.8 46 1999 Eddie Brown, Albany 138 1858 13.5 45 Curtis Ceaser, Florida 118 1586 13.4 31 Kevin Swayne, Iowa 98 1580 16.1 32 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids 133 1578 11.9 33 1998 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 136 1982 14.6 44 Eddie Brown, Albany 120 1673 13.9 43 1997 Eddie Brown, Albany 135 1650 12.2 35 Barry Wagner, Orlando 99 1527 15.4 31 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 93 1513 16.3 29 1996 Eddie Brown, Albany 113 1685 14.9 41

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35 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS IN A SEASON Year Player, Team TD 2015 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 44 Reggie Gray, San Jose 44 Collin Taylor, Cleveland 43 Joe Hills, Jacksonville 42 Marco Thomas, Philadelphia 40 Rod Windsor, Arizona 39 Anthony Jones, Jacksonville 38 T.T. Toliver 35 2014 Rod Windsor, Arizona 44 Marco Thomas, Iowa 39 Darius Reynolds Iowa 39 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay 38 Donovan Morgan, Los Angeles 37 Thyron Lewis, Cleveland 37 *Greg Carr, Orlando 36 2013 Adron Tennell, Spokane 49 Reggie Gray, Chicago 46 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay 42 Rod Windsor, Arizona 42 Prechae Rodriguez, Orlando 41 Mario Urrutia Utah 38 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 37 Mike Washington, Pittsburgh 36 Jason Willis, San Jose 35 Jeron Harvey, Jacksonville 35 2012 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 58 Aaron Lesue, Utah 56 Reggie Gray, Chicago 48 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia 47 Maurice Purify, Arizona 46 Adron Tennell, Spokane 40 Josh Bush, New Orleans 37 Jomo Wilson, San Antonio 36 2011 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa 55 Reggie Gray, Chicago 49 Maurice Purify, Georgia 46 Jomo Wilson, Jacksonville 44 Anthony Jones, Dallas 42 Donovan Morgan, Philadelphia 37 Rod Windsor, Arizona 36 Amarri Jackson, Tampa Bay 35 2010 Donovan Morgan, Tulsa 52 Ben Nelson, Cleveland 47 Rod Windsor, Arizona 47 Aaron Boone, Utah 46 Anthony Jones, Milwaukee 42 JJ McKelvey, Arizona 39 Tyrone Timmons, Tampa Bay 37 Huey Whittaker, Spokane 37 Hank Edwards, Tampa Bay 36 2008 Chris Jackson, Philadelphia 49 Otis Amey, Cleveland 48 JJ McKelvey, Utah 38 Cleannord Saintil, San Jose 35 2007 Bobby Sippio, Chicago 53 Siaha Burley, Utah 49 Damian Harrell, Colorado 47 Chris Jackson, Georgia 47 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 41 Derrick Lewis, Austin 41 Will Pettis, Dallas 40 James Roe, San Jose 40 2006 Damian Harrell, Colorado 60# Siaha Burley, Utah 44 Terrill Shaw, Dallas 37 Chris Jackson, Georgia 36 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 35 Mike Horacek, New York 35 Bobby Sippio, TB-Chicago 35 2005 Siaha Burley, Arizona 45 Damian Harrell, Colorado 41 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 41 Aaron Bailey, New Orleans 37 2004 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 46 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 44 Damien Harrell, Colorado 43 2003 Mike Furrey, New York 46 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 46 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids 41 Damian Harrell, Colorado 38 Mike Horacek, Las Vegas 36 2002 James Hundon, San Jose 35 2001 Kevin Swayne, New York 43 Robert Gordon, Detroit 42 Eddie Brown, Indiana 37 2000 Mike Horacek, Iowa 46 1999 Eddie Brown, Albany 45 1998 Cavlin Schexnayder, Arizona 44 Eddie Brown, Albany 43 *Oronde Gadsden, Portland 37 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 35 1997 Eddie Brown, Albany 35 1996 Eddie Brown, Albany 41 1994 *Eddie Brown, Albany 44

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200 RECEIVING YARDS IN A GAME Date Player, Team, Opponent Rec. Yards TD 2015 Season 4/12/2015 Anthony Jones, Jacksonville at Philadelphia 13 239 5 4/3/2015 Jamar Howard, Portland vs. Tampa Bay 15 221 4 5/23/2015 Reggie Gray, San Jose vs. Cleveland 14 201 5 2014 Season 4/12/2014 D.J. Stephens, San Antonio at Iowa 12 229 3 6/7/2014 Darius Reynolds, Iowa at Cleveland 11 204 4 2013 Season 4/6/2013 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay at Utah 16 259 5 5/17/2013 Donovan Morgan, New Orleans at Spokane 13 255 5 5/11/2013 T.T. Toliver, Orlando at Spokane 18 251 6 4/26/2013 Reggie Gray, Chicago at Iowa 12 234 6 3/29/2013 Amarri Jackson, Orlando at San Jose 12 209 9 4/26/2013 *Marcus Harris, Iowa vs. Chicago 16 205 4 2012 Season 7/14/2012 Josh Bush, New Orleans at Tampa Bay 9 256 5 6/15/2012 Amarri Jackson, Tampa Bay at Orlando 12 220 4 6/2/2012 Shaun Kauleinamoku, Utah at Kansas City 17 217 3 7/21/2012 *Joe Hills, Tampa Bay at Spokane 8 215 3 3/17/2012 *Jared Jenkins, Milwaukee at Arizona 13 211 2 5/11/2012 Shaun Kauleinamoku, Utah at San Jose 13 211 5 5/18/2012 T.T. Toliver, Orlando at New Orleans 13 210 5 6/1/2012 Jesse Schmidt, Iowa vs. Cleveland 18 206 5 4/6/2012 Maurice Purify, Arizona vs. Spokane 10 205 3 6/29/2012 Anthony Jones, Philadelphia at Tampa Bay 12 204 6 5/19/2012 *Tysson Poots, Utah vs. Arizona 12 201 2 2011 Season 5/28/2011 Anthony Jones, Dallas vs. Pittsburgh 10 228 4 3/31/2011 Aaron Boone, Utah vs. Dallas 13 226 2 4/16/2011 Rod Windsor, Arizona at Kansas City 16 217 5 4/8/2011 Larry Shipp, Georgia vs. Dallas 13 213 1 6/25/2011 Jeff Hughley, Jacksonville vs. Tampa Bay 13 210 6 7/9/2011 Anthony Jones, Dallas at Jacksonville 17 208 5 3/25/2011 Greg Orton, Spokane at Iowa 9 203 5 2010 Season 7/31/2010 DeAndrew Rubin, Tampa Bay vs. Orlando 17 245 3 7/31/2010 Rod Windsor, Arizona vs. Iowa 15 234 3 4/23/2010 Rod Windsor, Arizona vs. Tulsa 16 230 6 4/3/2010 Michael Johnson, Alabama at Boss-Shrev 14 229 0 6/25/2010 Hank Edwards, Tampa Bay vs. Boss-Shrev 10 209 3 6/12/2010 Larry Shipp, Alabama vs. Tampa Bay 14 208 4 5/1/2010 Nate Forse, Milwaukee at Alabama 15 207 4 7/9/2010 CJ Johnson, Alabama at Orlando 18 205 1 5/15/2010 Ben Nelson, Cleveland vs. Tulsa 13 202 6 4/10/2010 PJ Berry, Boss-Shrev vs. Orlando 14 201 6 2008 Season 5/18/2008 Tiger Jones, Georgia at New York 15 224 6 3/22/2008 Cleannord Saintil, San Jose vs. Dallas 18 217 3 4/19/2008 Otis Amey, Cleveland at Los Angeles 15 208 6 4/25/2008 Huey Whittaker, Utah at New Orleans 20 208 2 2007 Season 4/21/2007 Bobby Sippio, Chicago at Grand Rapids 12 252 5 3/8/2007 Kevin Prentiss, Las Vegas at Grand Rapids 13 235 9# 5/27/2007 Derrick Lewis, Austin vs. Philadelphia 13 226 4 4/1/2007 Bobby Sippio, Chicago vs. Los Angeles 14 224 5 4/20/2007 Siaha Burley, Utah vs. Arizona 16 218 4 5/6/2007 Derrick Lewis, Austin vs. Tampa Bay 10 216 4 6/17/2007 *Travis LaTendresse, Las Vegas at Los Ang. 9 210 4 4/28/2007 *Trandon Harvey, Arizona at New York 13 205 4 6/10/2007 *Travis LaTendresse, Las Vegas vs. Nashville 12 204 2 3/22/2007 Charles Pauley, Philadelphia vs. Colorado 11 202 4 2006 Season 2/11/2006 Siaha Burley, Utah vs. New York 16 259 6 5/6/2006 Bobby Sippio, Chicago vs. Utah 10 217 6 2/4/2006 Terrill Shaw, Dallas at Utah 11 208 4 4/2/2006 *Ben Nelson, San Jose vs. Arizona 11 203 5 2005 Season 3/28/2005 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas vs. San Jose 15 229 6 2004 Season 4/3/2004 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles vs. Austin 11 210 7 5/23/2004 Damian Harrell, Colorado at Detroit 13 208 3 3/18/2004 *Tacoma Fontaine, Austin at Detroit 7 205 5 4/3/2004 *Tacoma Fontaine, Austin at Los Angeles 12 203 3 2003 Season 3/16/2003 Mike Furrey, New York at Detroit (OT) 15 229 6 4/13/2003 Orshawante Bryant, Arizona at Los Angeles (OT) 14 201 3 2002 Season 4/27/2002 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles at Arizona 11 242 5 5/4/2002 Lamont Cooper, Buffalo at Detroit 11 202 2 2001 Season 6/23/2001 Eddie Brown, Indiana at Grand Rapids 12 237 5 7/14/2001 Kevin Swayne, New York at Arizona 10 220 6 5/18/2001 Kevin Swayne, New York at Carolina 12 201 4 2000 Season 7/15/2000 Mike Horacek, Iowa vs. Albany 15 285# 5 6/3/2000 *Quincy Jackson, Albany vs. Houston 13 244 4 4/14/2000 *Eddie Williams, Florida at Carolina 10 236 6 4/13/2000 Eddie Brown, Albany at Nashville 12 235 7 7/8/2000 Steve Papin, San Jose at Los Angeles 13 232 3 5/20/2000 Mike Horacek, Iowa vs. Milwaukee 13 231 5 6/8/2000 Mike Horacek, Iowa vs. Houston 11 214 3 7/15/2000 Terence Davis, Houston at Grand Rapids 14 210 2 6/23/2000 Shannon Culver, Los Angeles at Houston 10 209 5 4/22/2000 Ben Bronson, Houston vs. Nashville 10 202 3

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4/15/2000 *Maurice Bryant, Arizona vs. Iowa 11 202 4 5/13/2000 Ben Bronson, Houston vs. Iowa 10 200 5 1999 Season 7/9/1999 Eddie Brown, Albany at Nashville 15 240 6 4/24/1999 Eddie Brown, Albany at Tampa Bay 14 213 3 6/19/1999 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids at Portland 15 211 4 1998 Season 6/6/1998 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona vs. San Jose 13 216 2 5/1/1998 Robert Hall, Houston at Nashville 18 202 2 1997 Season 7/26/1997 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona vs. Albany 12 244 7 7/5/1997 *Steve Papin, San Jose at Anaheim 10 202 4 1996 Season 6/21/1996 Barry Wagner, Orlando vs. Iowa 15 229 3 7/13/1996 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona vs. Connecticut 11 214 5 1995 Season 6/9/1995 Gary Compton, Milwaukee at St. Louis 14 220 4 1994 Season 6/30/1994 Andre Langley, Mass at Cleveland 10 247 4 8/5/1994 *Khevin Pratt, Charlotte at Mass 11 225 5 7/15/1994 *Bernard Edwards, Miami vs. Arizona 13 213 6 6/24/1994 Gary Compton, Fort Worth at Milwaukee 13 202 3 6/18/1994 *Khevin Pratt, Charlotte at Arizona 12 201 3 1993 Season 6/12/1993 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona vs. Tampa Bay 19 218 4 7/23/1993 Barry Wagner, Orlando vs. Charlotte 9 200 3 1992 Season 6/6/1992 *Brian Wiggins, New Orleans at Tampa Bay 13 247 4 1987 Season 7/16/1987 *Dwayne Dixon, Washington vs. Chicago 20# 264 0

200 YARDS RUSHING IN A SEASON Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. TD 2015 Derrick Ross, Jacksonville 147 586 4.0 33 Tommy Taggart, Philadelphia 103 301 2.9 16 Mykel Benson, Arizona 96 286 3.0 17 Bernard Morris, Orlando 54 273 5.1 15 2014 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 151 487 3.2 36 Mykel Benson, San Antonio 107 361 3.4 15 Bernard Morris, Orlando 58 283 4.9 12 Matt Bassuener, San Antonio 48 228 4.8 1 Derik Steiner, Iowa 70 211 3.0 10 2013 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 153 506 3.3 35 Adrian McPherson, Tampa Bay 90 428 4.8 31 Bernard Morris, Jacksonville 73 306 4.2 11 Chad Cook, San Antonio 89 277 3.1 12 Chris Dieker, Cleveland 61 267 4.4 17 2012 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 146 645# 4.4 32 Bernard Morris, Jacksonville 68 291 4.3 11 *Rendrick Taylor, Jacksonville 55 227 4.1 5 Odie Armstrong, Arizona 66 214 3.2 16 2011 *Derrick Ross, Dallas 167 622 3.7 39 Nick Hill, Orlando 79 391 4.9 9 Johnnie Kirton, Chicago 114 366 3.2 14 *Bobby Reid, Tulsa 31 314 10.1 13 Bernard Morris, Pittsburgh 46 312 6.8 4 Odie Armstrong, Arizona 77 295 3.8 17 Chad Cook, San Jose 99 294 3.0 30 *Brad Banks, Iowa 70 257 3.7 11 *Matt Bassuener, Tulsa 58 252 4.3 12 Kirby Griffin, Jacksonville 82 247 3.0 18 Ben Stallings, Utah 48 208 4.3 16 2010 Odie Armstrong, Tulsa 74 349 4.7 13 Nick Hill, Orlando 63 284 4.5 15 Ryan Vena, Iowa 79 275 3.5 22 Dan Alexander, Alabama 84 209 2.5 26 2008 Marlion Jackson, Cleveland 108 356 3.3 23 Josh White, Dallas 88 258 2.9 8 Dan Alexander, Chicago 73 252 3.5 12 Dawan Moss, Kansas City 86 242 2.8 10 Matt D’Orazio, Philadelphia 54 227 4.2 11 Harold Wells, Columbus 103 224 2.2 17 Rodney Filer, Utah 61 205 3.4 12 2007 Dan Alexander, Nashville 165# 426 2.6 41# Adrian McPherson, Aus.-Gra. 55 360 6.5 9 Josh White, Dallas 93 278 3.0 10 Bo Kelly, Arizona 81 222 2.7 13 2005 Michael Bishop, Grand Rapids 82 459# 5.6 17 Chris Avery, Grand Rapids 54 251 4.6 14 Duke Pettijohn, Dallas 57 212 3.7 8 2004 Dan Curran, New Orleans 85 336 4.0 21 Bob McMillen, Chicago 79 285 3.6 22 *Adrian McPherson, Indiana 65 259 4.0 19 *Robert Thomas, Georgia 50 228 4.6 13 *Ryan Vena, Columbus 65 223 3.4 14 Leon Murray, Georgia 50 215 4.3 13 2003 *Keala Keanaaina, San Jose 49 250 5.1 10 2002 Chad Dukes, Los Angeles 81 223 2.8 12 2000 Rick Hamilton, Orlando 72 210 2.9 9 Connell Maynor, Orlando 60 200 3.3 6 1998 Chad Dukes, Albany 65 364 5.6 10 *Rick Hamilton, Orlando 66 248 3.8 7 Les Barley, Tampa Bay 61 232 3.8 15 1997 Chad Dukes, Albany 55 364 6.6# 17 Lincoln Coleman, Milwaukee 59 246 4.2 12 Paul McGowan, Orlando 46 209 4.5 2 1996 *Bernard Hall, St. Louis 101 372 3.7 26

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Brad Lacombe, Milwaukee 76 291 3.8 10 *Jeff Savage, Milwaukee 49 249 5.1 9 *Michael McClenton, Orlando 50 238 4.8 12 Tom Petithomme, San Jose 36 214 5.9 7 1995 Cedric McKinnon, Tampa Bay 53 222 4.2 13 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 51 217 4.3 14 *Craig Taylor, Milwaukee 47 211 4.5 12 1993 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 81 308 3.8 15 Broderick Sargent, Detroit 82 261 3.2 20 1992 Major Harris, Cleveland 65 289 4.4 7 *Les Barley, Charlotte 70 264 3.8 10 *Broderick Sargent, Detroit 73 263 3.6 14 1991 *Major Harris, Columbus 88 424 4.8 14 Lynn Bradford, Tampa Bay 61 261 4.3 7 *Mark Mason, New Orleans 67 214 3.2 4 1988 *Osia Lewis, Chicago 64 206 3.2 5

10 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS IN A SEASON Year Player, Team TD 2015 Derrick Ross, Jacksonville 33 Mykel Benson, Arizona 17 Tommy Taggart, Philadelphia 16 Bernard Morris, Orlando 15 Odie Armstrong, San Jose 15 John Martinez, Portland 14 Michael Simons, Orlando 13 Shane Austin, Cleveland 12 Adam Kennedy, New Orleans 11 Jason Boltus, Tampa Bay 10 2014 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 36 Erik Meyer, Spokane 20 Randy Hippeard, Tampa Bay 16 Mykel Benson, San Antonio 15 Alex Singleton, Arizona 14 Odie Armstrong, San Jose 13 Bernard Morris, Orlando 12 Jared McGriff-Culver 12 Shane Austin, Cleveland 12 Derik Steiner, Iowa 10 2013 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 35 Adrian McPherson, Tampa Bay 31 Odie Armstrong, Arizona 25 Chris Dieker, Cleveland 17 Erik Meyer, Spokane 15 J.J. Payne, Chicago 13 Chad Cook, San Antonio 12 Bernard Morris, Jacksonville 11 Ben Stallings, Utah 11 Rendrick Taylor, Jacksonville 10 2012 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia 32 Stephen Wasil, Tampa Bay 19 Gino Guidugli, Milwaukee 18 Odie Armstrong, Arizona 16 Rodney Filer, Iowa 15 Chad Cook, San Antonio 14 Jeramie Richardson, Cleveland 14 Luke Drone, Chicago 14 Tommy Taggart, San Jose 12 Bernard Morris, Jacksonville 11 *Joe Alajajian, New Orleans 10 Mark Lewis, San Jose 10 2011 Derrick Ross, Dallas 39 Chad Cook, San Jose 30 Ryan Vena, Philadelphia 20 Kirby Griffin, Jacksonville 18 Odie Armstrong, Arizona 17 Mykel Benson, Milwaukee 17 Ben Stallings, Utah 16 Johnnie Kirton, Chicago 15 Bobby Reid, Tulsa 13 Kurt Rocco, Cleveland 13 Joshua Rue, Pittsburgh 12 Matt Bassuener, Tulsa 12 Brad Banks, Iowa 11 Russell Monk, Cleveland 11 2010 Dan Alexander, Alabama 26 Ryan Vena, Iowa 22 Tyre Young, Milwaukee 20 Nick Hill, Orlando 15 Kirby Griffin, Jacksonville 14 Odie Armstrong, Tulsa 13 Terrence Royal, Tampa Bay 11 Robert Boss, Chicago 10 2008 Marlion Jackson, Cleveland 23 , Tampa Bay 23 Harold Wells, Columbus 17 Russ Michna, Chicago 14 Dan Alexander, Chicago 12 Rodney Filer, Utah 12 *D Bryant, Kansas City 12 Matt D’Orazio, Philadelphia 11 Matt Huebner, Georgia 11 Dawan Moss, Kansas City 10 *Clifton Smith, Philadelphia 10 2007 Dan Alexander, Nashville 41# Chris Ryan, Grand Rapids 20 Lonnie Ford, Los Angeles 19

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Torrance Marshall, Tampa Bay 17 Marlon Moye-Moore, Orlando 15 *Charles Frederick, Kansas City 14 Bo Kelly, Arizona 13 Harold Wells, Columbus 13 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 12 Ja”Mar Toombs, New York 11 *Otis Amey, Austin 10 Josh White, Dallas 10 2006 Phil Glover, San Jose 15 Chris Sanders, Kansas City 13 *Jason Fife, Las Vegas 12 , San Jose 12 Dane Krager, Austin 12 Marlon Moye-Moore, Orlando 11 Wes Ours, Philadelphia 11 Kevin Clemens, Utah 10 Matt D’Orazio, Chicago 10 Lonnie Ford, Los Angeles 10 Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay 10 2005 Michael Bishop, Grand Rapids 17 Chris Ryan, Philadelphia 16 Chris Avery, Grand Rapids 14 Josh White, New York 12 Lonnie Ford, Los Angeles 11 Ja’Mar Toombs, Dallas 11 Sahen Stafford, Tampa Bay 10 2004 Bob McMillen, Chicago 22 Dan Curran, New Orleans 21 *Adrian McPherson, Indiana 19 Chris Ryan, Philadelphia 16 *Ryan Vena, Columbus 14 Leon Murray, Georgia 13 *Robert Thomas, Georgia 13 Barry Wagner, San Jose 12 Raymond Philyaw, Chicago 11 2003 Barry Wagner, San Jose 18 Jay McDonagh, Las Vegas 15 Leroy Thompson, Indiana 12 David White, Tampa Bay 11 *Keala Keanaaina, San Jose 10 2002 Chad Dukes, Los Angeles 12 Chris Ryan, Grand Rapids 12 Jamie McGourty, Chicago 10 Travis Reece, Georgia 10 Leroy Thompson, Indiana 10 Barry Wagner, San Jose 10 2001 Willie Latta, Buffalo 13 Jarrick Hillery, Nashville 12 Chris Ryan, Grand Rapids 11 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 10 Jason Bratton, Carolina 10 Joey Dozier, San Jose 10 Leroy Thompson, Indiana 10 2000 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 14 Leroy Thompson, Albany 14 *Terrence Melton, Houston 11 Steve Papin, San Jose 11 Robert Hall, Houston 10 David White, Buffalo 10 1999 Aaron Garcia, Iowa 15 Steve Papin, San Jose 13 Derrick Chachere, San Jose 12 Les Barley, Tampa Bay 11 Tony Burse, Buffalo 10 1998 Les Barley, Tampa Bay 15 Aaron Garcia, New Jersey-Iowa 14 Chad Dukes, Albany 10 Michael McClenton, New York 10 1997 Chad Dukes, Albany 17 Barry Wagner, Orlando 17 Lincoln Coleman, Milwaukee 12 John Kaleo, San Jose-Anaheim 10 1996 *Bernard Hall, St. Louis 26 *Bo Kelly, Arizona 15 Andy Chilcote, Iowa 13 Todd Hammel, Milwaukee 12 *Michael McClenton, Orlando 12 Travis Pearson, Florida 12 Brad Lacombe, Milwaukee 10 1995 Barry Wagner, Orlando 21 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 14 Cedric McKinnon, Tampa Bay 13 *Craig Taylor, Milwaukee 12 1994 Barry Wagner, Orlando 10 1993 Broderick Sargent, Detroit 20 Andre Bowden, Tampa Bay 15 1992 *Broderick Sargent, Detroit 14 *Les Barley, Charlotte 10 1991 *Major Harris, Columbus 14 Mike Hold, Denver 13 *Tom Porras, Albany 11

1,000 COMBINED KICK-RETURN YARDS IN A SEASON Year Player, Team FGR KOR Yards TD ^Did not record FGR in 2010 2015 Duane Brooks, Portland 0 1994 1994 8

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Brandon Thompkins, Orlando 62 1854 1916 6 Amarri Jackson, Cleveland 0 1532 1532 3 Kendrick Ings, Tampa Bay 38 1435 1473 3 Reggie Gray, San Jose 0 1282 1282 3 AJ Cruz, Arizona 0 1221 1221 6 Gerald Young, Las Vegas 106 1003 1109 7 Ruschard Dodd-Masters, Spokane 52 986 1038 1 2014 Terrance Sanders, Spokane 56 1687 1743 5 Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 0 1665 1665 0 A.J. Cruz, Los Angeles 58 1305 1363 1 Dominic Jones, Cleveland 52 1220 1272 3 Duane Brooks, Portland 0 11866 1186 0 Larry Beavers, New Orleans 0 1161 1161 4 2013 Terrance Sanders, Spokane 32 2265 2297 6 Dominic Jones, Orlando 3 1795 1798 4 Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 0 1537 1537 1 Quorey Payne, New Orleans 84 1300 1384 4 *Marcus Harris, Iowa 0 1261 1261 0 Chris LeFlore, Pittsburgh 73 1158 1231 2 Jeff Hughley, Jacksonville 113 1095 1208 1 Reggie Gray, Chicago 9 1145 1154 3 David Hyland, Utah 18 1062 1080 0 2012 PJ Berry, Pittsburgh 16 2024 2040 2 C.J. Johnson, Georgia 37 1985 2022 5 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia 17 1865 1882 5 Terrance Smith, Jacksonville 77 1707 1784 3 Jason Simpson, Iowa 12 1711 1723 1 Terrance Sanders, Spokane 80 1595 1675 5 Kelvin Rodgers, Chicago-Milwaukee 0 1353 1353 6 Ruschard Dodd-Masters, San Jose 73 1273 1346 1 Robert Redd, Cleveland 0 1307 1307 1 Dwayne Eley, Jr., Orlando-Milwaukee 0 1282 1282 0 Reggie Gray, Chicago -25 1292 1267 3 *Jackie Chambers, Kansas City 0 1163 1163 2 Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 0 1092 1092 1 2011 PJ Berry, New Orleans 25 2043 2068 5 C.J. Johnson, Georgia 0 1857 1857 5 Michael Lindsey, Tampa Bay 63 1745 1808 3 Chris Bocage, Utah 34 1598 1632 5 Virgil Gray, Arizona 75 1445 1520 5 Terrance Sanders, Spokane 0 1485 1485 4 Jeff Hughley, Jacksonville 47 1429 1476 1 Josh Bush, Orlando 0 1339 1339 2 Keith Stokes, Philadelphia 0 1200 1200 2 Jason Simpson, Chicago 74 1057 1131 1 ^2010 Kenny Henderson, Dallas 0 1931 1931 2 Brandon Hampton, Utah 0 1623 1623 4 Jeff Hughley, Tulsa 0 1551 1551 2 CJ Johnson, Alabama 0 1449 1449 3 Chris Martin, Chicago 0 1430 1430 1 Timon Marshall, Oklahoma City 0 1324 1324 2 PJ Berry, Boss-Shrev 0 1212 1212 0 Terrance Sanders, Arizona 0 1082 1082 2 Larry Kendrick, Iowa 0 1049 1049 1 2008 Timon Marshall, Los Angeles 62 1818 1880 1 *Chris Martin, Grand Rapids 8 1663 1671 6 J’Sharlon Jones, Utah 31 1443 1474 1 TT Toliver, Orlando 35 1398 1433 3 Damien Groce, New York-Georgia 47 1204 1251 1 Sedrick Robinson, Tampa Bay 11 1199 1210 1 Rodney Wright, San Jose 16 1183 1199 1 Jonathon Ordway, Chicago 97 1079 1176 2 Mike Brown, Philadelphia 5 1105 1110 3 Jerel Myers, Kansas City 0 1023 1023 2 Willis Marshall, Georgia-Cleveland 0 1009 1009 0 2007 Timon Marshall, Grand Rapids 7 1901 1908 6 DaShane Dennis, KC-New York 29 1282 1311 3 Sedrick Robinson, Austin 0 1300 1300 4 Will Pettis, Dallas 18 1229 1247 4 Darrell Jones, Arizona 55 1080 1135 2 *Jason Harmon, Colorado 0 1010 1010 1 2006 Sedrick Robinson, Austin 71 1800 1871 6 Willis Marshall, Colorado 34 1580 1614 2 Timon Marshall, Grand Rapids 59 1316 1375 1 Carlos Wright, Chicago 0 1325 1325 3 Jerrian James, Orlando 69 1231 1300 0 Aleric Clark, Las Vegas 76 1205 1281 3 Chris Jackson, Georgia 94 1107 1201 3 Will Pettis, Dallas 72 1093 1165 0 Jarrick Hillery, Nashville 0 1009 1009 2 2005 Will Pettis, Dallas 27 1623 1650 6 Steve Smith, Philadelphia 98 1425 1523 3 Damien Groce, Columbus 37 1204 1241 3 Henry Douglas, Chicago 138 1083 1221 3 *Troy Bergeron, Georgia 122 1058 1180 0 Rashied Davis, San Jose 14 1133 1147 6 2004 Will Pettis, Dallas 135 1750 1885 4 Ron Carpenter, Detroit 214 1545 1759 4 Steve Smith, Grand Rapids 162 1514 1676 5 Sedrick Robinson, Columbus 0 1580 1580 5 T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay 63 1233 1296 4 Rashied Davis, San Jose 102 1135 1237 4 Markeith Cooper, Georgia 15 1147 1162 2 Tyronne Jones, Philadelphia 203 829 1032 4 2003 Ron Carpenter, Detroit 172 2240# 2412# 5 Antonio Chatman, Chicago 156 1869 2025 7# Evan Hlavacek, Indiana 173 1578 1751 5 Sedrick Robinson, Las Vegas 110 1676 1686 4

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*Jarrail Jackson, Buffalo 26 1632 1658 2 Bernard Holmes, Carolina 98 1545 1643 4 Joe Douglass, Colorado 89 1419 1508 1 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 236 1258 1494 4 *Freddie Solomon, Tampa Bay 192 1038 1230 2 *Travis McGriff, Orlando 95 959 1054 1 Chris Horn, Arizona 117 921 1038 1 2002 Steve Papin, New York 114 2086 2200 5 Lamont Cooper, Buffalo 107 1542 1649 4 *Antonio Chatman, Chicago 227 1381 1608 3 *Clevan Thomas, San Jose 144 1353 1497 7# Anthony Derricks, Toronto 78 1188 1266 4 Chris Horn, Arizona 232 929 1161 1 Clarence Lawson, Carolina 46 1040 1086 1 2001 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 229 1779 2008 6 Anthony Derricks, Toronto 217 1606 1823 4 *Siaha Burley, Orlando 145 1425 1570 4 Corey Johnson, Carolina 108 1213 1321 5 James Bowden, Tampa Bay 42 1276 1318 1 Alvin Ashley, Milwaukee 136 1114 1250 2 Joe Douglass, Chicago 217 990 1207 3 Clarence Lawson, Florida 149 956 1105 1 Barry Wagner, San Jose 141 914 1055 0 Leonard Conley, New York 87 941 1028 2 2000 Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee 136 1669 1805 7# Steve Papin, San Jose 198 1479 1677 4 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 126 1365 1491 4 *Anthony Derricks, New England 47 1404 1451 6 Mark Ricks, Oklahoma 233 1060 1293 2 Ben Bronson, Houston 84 1072 1156 0 *Joe Douglass, Orlando 186 850 1036 1 1999 Steve Papin, San Jose 396 1601 1997 7# Barry Wagner, Orlando 155 1388 1543 4 Tyronne Jones, Nashville 103 1366 1469 2 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 180 1179 1359 2 Alvin Ashley, New Jersey 116 1091 1207 0 Mark Ricks, Portland 189 936 1125 0 Leonard Conley, Iowa 96 958 1054 3 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 55 991 1046 2 *Darrick Branch, Buffalo 115 922 1037 2 1998 Steve Papin, San Jose 202 1632 1834 4 *Ron Carpenter, New York 139 1564 1703 4 *Tyronne Jones, Nashville 139 1328 1467 6 Ryan Benjamin, Portland 150 1296 1446 4 Barry Wagner, Orlando 215 1141 1356 0 Chad Dukes, Albany 0 1274 1274 4 George Lafance, Tampa Bay 427# 741 1168 1 Adrian Lunsford, New Jersey 145 1022 1167 1 Michael Baker, Grand Rapids 99 926 1025 0 Rodney Mazion, Milwaukee 54 956 1010 4 1997 Rodney Mazion, Anaheim 278 1406 1684 3 Ryan Benjamin, Portland 213 1155 1368 4 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 176 1024 1200 1 Michael Baker, Albany 130 1038 1168 0 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 128 970 1098 0 *James Bowden, New York 118 911 1029 0 1996 *Willie Gaston, Connecticut 178 1538 1716 7# George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 288 1282 1570 2 *Cleveland Pratt, Florida 238 1244 1482 3 *Michael Baker, St. Louis 137 1263 1400 3 *Ryan Benjamin, Memphis 75 1321 1396 4 Eddie Brown, Albany 301 1016 1317 2 Titus Dixon, San Jose 287 1020 1307 4 Willis Jacox, Iowa 203 946 1149 3 Rodney Mazion, Anaheim 316 765 1081 4 Kerry Simien, Milwaukee 197 866 1063 6 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 175 827 1002 1 1995 Kerry Simien, Milwaukee 108 1550 1658 4 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 163 1219 1382 5 *Willis Jacox, Iowa 262 956 1218 1 George Lafrance, Tampa Bay 267 843 1110 2 1994 Tyrone Thurman, Las Vegas 167 1010 1177 2 *Alvin Ashley, Milwaukee 190 929 1119 1 1993 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 356 1064 1420 1 Tyrone Thurman, Dallas 148 896 1044 3 1992 *Tyrone Thurman, Dallas 389 719 1108 2

300 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS IN A GAME Date Player, Team, Opponent Rush Rec. Misc. Yards 2015 Season 5/23/2015 Reggie Gray, San Jose vs. Cleveland 0 201 116 317 2014 Season 4/122014 D.J. Stephens, San Antonio at Iowa 0 229 118 347 6/14/2014 Larry Beavers, New Orleans at Cleveland 0 116 202 318 2013 Season 5/25/2013 Quorey Payne, New Orleans vs. Chicago 4 165 216 385 4/26/2013 Reggie Gray, Chicago at Iowa 0 234 116 350 4/26/2013 *Marcus Harris, Iowa vs. Chicago 0 205 105 310 2012 Season 5/18/2012 C.J. Johnson, Georgia at Milwaukee 0 171 201 372 5/26/2012 Shaun Kauleinamoku, Utah vs. San Antonio 0 159 204 363 3/18/2012 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia at New Orleans 3 92 265 360 2011 Season 5/20/2011 PJ Berry, New Orleans vs. Arizona 0 154 185 339 6/11/2011 , Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay 0 195 138 333 7/9/2011 Jeff Hughley, Jacksonville vs. Dallas 0 138 193 331 2010 Season

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7/31/2010 C.J. Johnson, Alabama vs. Utah 0 114 218 332 6/5/2010 Kenny Henderson, Dallas vs. Boss-Shrev 0 74 241 315 4/10/2010 PJ Berry, Boss-Shrev vs. Orlando 0 201 100 301 2008 Season 6/21/2008 Timon Marshall, Los Angeles at Tampa Bay 0 171 211 382 5/3/2008 Rodney Wright, San Jose at Orlando 0 111 218 329 2007 Season 4/28/2007 Timon Marshall, Grand Rapids at Los Angeles 0 173 233 406 6/16/2007 C.J. Johnson, Nashville at Kansas City 0 97 302 399 3/8/2007 Timon Marshall, Grand Rapids vs. Las Vegas 3 137 185 325 3/8/2007 Kevin Prentiss, Las Vegas at Grand Rapids 0 235 83 318 4/27/2007 *Kenny Henderson, New Orleans vs. Georgia 0 190 122 312 6/9/2007 Troy Bergeron, Georgia at Austin 10 194 98 302 2006 Season 2/11/2006 Siaha Burley, Utah vs. New York 0 259 86 345 3/5/2006 Steve Smith, Kansas City vs. Tampa Bay 4 124 181 309 3/19/2006 Will Pettis, Dallas at Orlando 0 139 164 303 2005 Season 2/3/2005 Siaha Burley, Arizona vs. Orlando 2 141 204 347 3/18/2005 Rashied Davis, San Jose vs. Grand Rapids 1 105 235 341 2/20/2005 Rashied Davis, San Jose at Los Angeles 0 117 216 333 5/15/2005 *C.J. Johnson, Chicago vs. Grand Rapids 0 175 149 324 1/30/2005 Henry Douglas, Chicago at Dallas (OT) 0 139 184 323 3/28/2005 Rashied Davis, San Jose at Las Vegas 10 163 129 302 2004 Season 5/9/2004 Sedrick Robinson, Columbus vs. Georgia 1 114 238 353 5/2/2004 Travis McGriff, Orlando vs. Tampa Bay 0 163 150 313 5/7/2004 Ron Carpenter, Detroit at Indiana (OT) 0 0 301 301 2003 Season 4/18/2003 Bernard Holmes, Carolina vs. Georgia 0 125 288 413 5/18/2003 Antonio Chatman, Chicago vs. Indiana (OT) 0 190 210 400 5/18/2003 *Jarrail Jackson, Buffalo at Las Vegas 3 146 216 365 4/13/2003 Orshawante Bryant, Arizona at Los Angeles (OT) 0 201 143 344 4/20/2003 Antonio Chatman, Chicago vs. Dallas (OT) 8 112 215 335 3/9/2003 Antonio Chatman, Chicago vs. San Jose 0 70 263 333 2/9/2003 Antonio Chatman, Chicago at Dallas 0 152 148 300 2002 Season 5/4/2002 Lamont Cooper, Buffalo at Detroit 0 202 213 415 5/31/2002 Chris Horn, Arizona vs. Grand Rapids 0 126 250 376 6/15/2002 *Antonio Chatman, Chicago at San Jose 0 109 245 354 5/18/2002 Sedrick Robinson, New Jersey vs. New York (OT) 4 116 208 328 5/11/2002 Steve Papin, New York vs. Dallas 0 70 252 322 7/20/2002 *T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay vs. Georgia (OT) 0 0 317 317 7/13/2002 Sedrick Robinson, New Jersey vs. Toronto (OT) 2 122 187 311 6/14/2002 Chuck Winters, Detroit at Indiana 0 147 156 303 2001 Season 4/27/2001 *Siaha Burley, Orlando at Indiana 0 149 222 371 4/27/2001 *Reggie Allen, Buffalo at New York 0 158 208 366 4/14/2001 James Bowden, Tampa Bay vs. Florida 5 90 241 336 7/7/2001 Joe Douglass, Chicago at Grand Rapids 0 124 211 335 7/22/2001 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma vs. Los Angeles -2 141 191 330 7/7/2001 Corey Johnson, Carolina at New York 0 0 326 326 6/10/2001 James Bowden, Tampa Bay at Orlando -1 190 129 318 5/27/2001 James Bowden, Tampa Bay at Grand Rapids 8 167 136 311 6/10/2001 *Siaha Burley, Orlando vs. Tampa Bay 4 168 135 307 6/30/2001 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma vs. Nashville 0 143 160 303 6/16/2001 *Siaha Burley, Orlando at New York 4 116 182 302 6/1/2001 James Bowden, Tampa Bay vs. Carolina (OT) 8 184 108 300 4/29/2001 Alvin Ashley, Milwaukee at Grand Rapids 1 140 159 300 2000 Season 7/22/2000 George Lafrance, New Jersey vs. Florida 0 149 248 397 7/8/2000 Steve Papin, San Jose at Los Angeles 1 232 147 380 6/9/2000 Steve Papin, San Jose vs. New England 6 101 249 356 6/3/2000 James Bowden, Tampa Bay vs. Florida 0 174 170 345 4/28/2000 Ben Bronson, Houston vs. Milwaukee 2 107 232 341 6/23/2000 Ben Bronson, Houston vs. Los Angeles 4 188 145 337 6/9/2000 *Anthony Derricks, New England at San Jose 0 0 336# 336 5/13/2000 Ben Bronson, Houston vs. Iowa 0 200 125 325 4/14/2000 Jack Jackson, Carolina vs. Florida 0 155 148 303 1999 Season 5/14/1999 Gary Compton, Milwaukee at Houston 0 199 138 337 6/25/1999 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona at Nashville (OT) 0 158 171 329 6/19/1999 Steve Papin, San Jose vs. Florida 0 118 209 327 6/19/1999 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids at Portland 0 211 111 322 6/18/1999 Tyronne Jones, Nashville vs. Houston 0 103 219 322 7/1/1999 Thomas Bailey, Grand Rapids vs. Nashville 0 137 169 306 6/25/1999 Barry Wagner, Orlando at Grand Rapids 0 149 157 306 6/5/1999 James Bowden, New England vs. Milwaukee 16 78 207 301 1998 Season 7/25/1998 Barry Wagner, Orlando at Albany 3 104 205 312 6/8/1998 Barry Wagner, Orlando vs. New Jersey 10 128 173 311 7/2/1998 *Tyronne Jones, Nashville at Milwaukee (OT) 0 152 158 310 8/2/1998 *Tyronne Jones, Nashville at Arizona 0 161 143 304 1997 Season 6/27/1997 Willis Jacox, Iowa vs. Florida 4 185 141 330 5/30/1997 Titus Dixon, San Jose at Texas 0 118 207 325 7/26/1997 *Steve Papin, San Jose at Portland 12 122 186 320 5/24/1997 Rodney Mazion, Anaheim vs. Florida 0 0 315 315 1996 Season 6/21/1996 Barry Wagner, Orlando vs. Iowa 0 229 205 434# 7/19/1996 Titus Dixon, San Jose at Milwaukee 0 98 239 337 8/2/1996 Barry Wagner, Orlando vs. Anaheim 17 144 158 319 6/7/1996 *Michael Baker, St. Louis vs. Iowa 5 172 131 308 1995 Season 6/10/1995 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona vs. Iowa 13 55 256 324 5/12/1995 *Titus Dixon, San Jose vs. Arizona (OT) 3 185 134 322 1994 Season 5/28/1994 *Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona vs. Cleveland 0 128 226 354

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1993 Season 7/23/1993 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona vs. Cincinnati 5 158 225 388 6/5/1993 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona at Albany 4 95 237 336 6/18/1993 *Hunkie Cooper, Arizona at Dallas 0 197 110 307 1990 Season 6/30/1990 Reggie Smith, Albany at Washington 0 97 205 302

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ALL-TIME ALL-ARENA SELECTIONS 2015 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Dan Raudabaugh QB Philadelphia Erik Meyer QB San Jose Derrick Ross FB Jacksonville Tommy Taggart FB Philadelphia Shannon Breen C Philadelphia John Collins C Portland Moquet Ruffins OL Jacksonville Rich Ranglin OL San Jose Adam Smith OL Philadelphia Patrick Afif OL Spokane Reggie Gray WR San Jose Rod Windsor WR Arizona Donovan Morgan WR Los Angeles Joe Hills WR Jacksonville Anthony Jones WR Jacksonville Marco Thomas WR Philadelphia Joe Sykes DE Jacksonville Mike McAdoo DE Arizona James Ruffin DE Spokane Bryan Robinson DE Philadelphia Jason Stewart NG San Jose Willie McGinnis NG Cleveland Tyre Glasper MLB Arizona Francis Maka MLB San Jose Alvin Ray Jackson JLB Jacksonville Terence Moore JLB Orlando Jeremy Kellem DB Arizona Ken Fontenette DB San Jose James Romain DB Philadelphia James Harrell DB Tampa Bay Greg Reid DB Jacksonville Rayshaun Kizer DB Los Angeles Tommy Frevert K Philadelphia Mark Lewis K Orlando Duane Brooks KR Portland Brandon Thompkins KR Orlando 2014 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Nick Davila QB Arizona Shane Austin QB Arizona Derrick Ross FB Philadelphia Mykel Benson FB Arizona Antonio Narcisse C Pittsburgh Shannon Breen C Chicago Rich Ranglin OL San Jose Colin Madison OL San Jose Michael Huey OL Arizona Wayne Tribue OL Arizona Marco Thomas WR Iowa Greg Carr WR Chicago Rod Windsor WR Arizona Darius Reynolds WR Arizona Dominick Goodman WR Cleveland Donovan Morgan WR Jacksonville James Ruffin DE Spokane Mike Lewis DE Iowa Teddy Jennings DE Philadelphia Cliff Dukes DE Jacksonville Jason Stewart NG San Jose Willie McGinnis NG San Jose Beau Bell MLB Los Angeles Francis Maka MLB Jacksonville Tanner Varner JLB Orlando Bryce Peila JLB San Jose Marquis Floyd DB Arizona Cameron McGlenn DB San Antonio Varmah Sonie DB Portland Kelvin Rodgers DB Arizona Marrio Norman DB Cleveland Rayshaun Kizer DB Philadelphia Nich Pertuit K San Jose Julian Rauch K Philadelphia Terrance Sanders KR Spokane Larry Beavers KR Orlando 2013 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Erik Meyer QB Spokane Nick Davila QB Arizona Derrick Ross FB Philadelphia Odie Armstrong FB Arizona Brennen Carvalho C Philadelphia Billy Eisenhardt C Chicago Rich Ranglin OL San Jose George Bussey OL San Jose Christian Johnson OL Philadelphia Michael Huey OL Arizona Joe Hills WR Tampa Bay Reggie Gray WR Chicago Tiger Jones WR Philadelphia Rod Windsor WR Arizona Adron Tennell WR Spokane Jeron Harvey WR Jacksonville Joe Sykes DE San Antonio Mike Lewis DE Iowa Bryan Robinson DE Philadelphia Jerry Turner DE Jacksonville Tim McGill NG San Antonio Jason Stewart NG San Jose Francis Maka MLB San Jose Aaron Robbins MLB Jacksonville Jamar Ransom JLB San Antonio Huey Whittaker JLB San Jose Virgil Gray DB Arizona Fred Shaw DB San Antonio Terrance Smith DB Jacksonville Arkeith Brown DB Arizona Clevan Thomas DB San Jose Rayshaun Kizer DB Philadelphia Garrett Lindholm K Arizona Carlos Martinez K Philadelphia Terrance Sanders KR Spokane Dominic Jones KR Orlando 2012 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Tommy Grady QB Utah Nick Davila QB Arizona Derrick Ross FB Philadelphia Odie Armstrong FB Arizona Kyle Young C Arizona Billy Eisenhardt C Chicago Rich Ranglin OL San Jose George Bussey OL Tampa Bay Michael Huey OL Arizona Manny Akah OL San Jose Jesse Schmidt WR Iowa Reggie Gray WR Chicago Maurice Purify WR Arizona Tiger Jones WR Philadelphia Aaron Lesue WR Utah Dominick Goodman WR Cleveland Joe Sykes DL San Jose Bryan Robinson DL Philadelphia Mike Lewis DL Utah Scooter Berry DL Jacksonville Victor Degrate DL San Antonio Luis Vasquez DL Milwaukee Aaron Robbins MLB Jacksonville Francis Maka MLB San Jose Alvin Ray Jackson JLB New Orleans Marcus Everett JLB Milwaukee Kent Richardson DB Philadelphia Jeremy Kellem DB New Orleans Jason Simpson DB Iowa Arkeith Brown DB Arizona Terrance Sanders DB Spokane Tracy Belton DB Georgia

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Kenny Spencer K Spokane Nich Pertuit K San Jose PJ Berry ST Pittsburgh Terrance Sanders ST Spokane 2011 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Aaron Garcia QB Jacksonville Nick Davila QB Arizona Derrick Ross FB Dallas Chad Cook FB San Jose Randy Degg C Jacksonville Brennan Carvalho C Arizona Adam Tadisch OL Cleveland Mark Lewis OL San Jose Richard Ranglin OL Kansas City Devin Clark OL Arizona Rod Windsor WR Arizona Maurice Purify WR Georgia Anthony Jones WR Dallas Donovan Morgan WR Philadelphia Jesse Schmidt WR Iowa Reggie Gray WR Chicago Antajj Hawthorne DL Arizona Dusty Bear DL Dallas Tim McGill DL Tampa Bay Derrick Summers DL Jacksonville Caesar Rayford DL Utah Mike Lewis DL Utah Cliff Dukes MLB Tampa Bay Tim Cheatwood MLB Cleveland Kelvin Morris JLB Chicago Marlon Moye-Moore JLB Orlando Rayshaun Kizer DB Orlando Andre Jones DB Milwaukee Micheaux Robinson DB Jacksonville Virgil Gray DB Arizona Vic Hall DB Chicago J.C. Neal DB Tulsa Carlos Martinez K Georgia Fabrizio Scaccia K Arizona PJ Berry ST New Orleans Virgil Gray ST Arizona 2010 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Chris Greisen QB Milwaukee Brett Dietz QB Tampa Bay Dan Alexander FB Alabama Odie Armstrong FB Tulsa Kyle Young C Arizona Beau Elliot C Chicago Adam Tadisch OL Cleveland Thomas Kaleita OL Tampa Bay Ed Ta’amu OL Spokane Phil Bogle OL Dallas Rod Windsor WR Arizona Anthony Jones WR Milwaukee Donovan Morgan WR Tulsa Aaron Boone WR Utah Ben Nelson WR Cleveland Huey Whittaker WR Utah Gabe Nyenhuis DL Tulsa Antajj Hawthorne DL Arizona Tim McGill DL Tampa Bay Jermaine Smith DL Tampa Bay Khreem Smith DL Milwaukee Anthony Hoke DL Cleveland Steve Watson MLB Tulsa Cliff Dukes MLB Tampa Bay DeJuan Alfonzo JLB Chicago Jamar Ransom JLB Tulsa Rayshawn Kizer DB Orlando Vince Hill DB Alabama Tanner Varner DB Iowa Josh Ferguson DB Chicago Kenny McEntyre DB Orlando Micheaux Robinson DB Jacksonville Chris Gould K Chicago Carlos Martinez K Orlando 2008 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Matt D’Orazio QB Philadelphia Joe Germaine QB Utah Marlion Jackson FB Cleveland Brian Johnson FB San Jose Will Rabatin C Columbus Kyle Moore-Brown C Colorado Phil Bogle OL Philadelphia Howard Duncan OL Columbus OL Philadelphia Shane Grice OL Georgia Chris Jackson WR Philadelphia Otis Amey WR Cleveland Huey Whittaker WR Utah Kenny Higgins WR Grand Rapids T.T. Toliver WR Orlando Damian Harrell WR Chicago Aaron McConnell DL Colorado DL Philadelphia Colston Weatherington DL Dallas Gabe Nyenhuis DL Philadelphia Henry Taylor DL New York Tim McGill DL Tampa Bay Steve Watson MLB San Jose Duke Pettijohn MLB Dallas DeJuan Alfonzo JLB Chicago Norman LeJeune JLB New Orleans Dennison Robinson DB Chicago Clevan Thomas DB San Jose Marquis Floyd DB San Jose Eddie Moten DB Philadelphia Billy Parker DB New York Kenny McEntyre DB Orlando A.J. Haglund K San Jose Remy Hamilton K Dallas

2007 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Chris Greisen QB Georgia Clint Dolezel QB Dallas Dan Alexander FB Nashville Josh White FB Dallas Kyle Moore-Brown C Colorado C Philadelphia Phil Bogle OL Philadelphia Marcus Keys OL Georgia Devin W yman OL Dallas Terrance Dotsy OL Dallas Chris Jackson WR Los Angeles Damian Harrell WR Colorado Bobby Sippio WR Chicago Troy Bergeron WR Georgia Siaha Burley WR Utah James Roe WR San Jose Greg White DL Orlando Jermaine Smith DL Georgia Colston Weatherington DL Dallas Ron Jones DL San Jose LaKendrick Jones DL Columbus Silas Demary DL Los Angeles Duke Pettijohn MLB Dallas Umar Muhammad MLB Georgia DeJuan Alfonzo JLB Chicago Lawrence Samuels JLB Tampa Bay Eddie Moten DB Philadelphia Rashad Floyd DB Colorado Ahmad Hawkins DB Nashville Jeremy Unertl DB Chicago Clevan Thomas DB San Jose Jermaine Jones DB Dallas Mark Lewis K Austin A.J. Haglund K San Jose

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2006 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Cliff Dolezel QB Dallas Joe Hamilton QB Orlando Duke Pettijohn FB/LB Dallas Marlion Jackson FB/LB Las Vegas Colston Weatherington OL/DL Dallas Khreem Smith* OL/DL Chicago Henry Taylor OL/DL Orlando Ernest Allen OL/DL Philadelphia Jermaine Smith OL/DL Georgia Joe Minucci OL/DL Nashville Derek Lee WR/LB Georgia Lawrence Samuels WR/LB Tampa Bay Randy Gatewood WR/DB Arizona Kevin Ingram WR/DB Los Angeles Damian Harrell OS Colorado Siaha Burley OS Utah Jerald Brown DS Columbus Rashad Floyd DS Colorado Eddie Moten DS Philadelphia Clevan Thomas DS San Jose Remy Hamilton K Los Angeles Clay Rush K Colorado

2005 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Mark Grieb QB San Jose Matt Nagy QB Georgia Frank Carter FB/LB Las Vegas Rich Young FB/LB Colorado Cory Fleming WR/LB Orlando Lawrence Samuels WR/LB Tampa Bay Kevin Ingram WR/DB Los Angeles Will Pettis WR/DB Dallas Damian Harrell OS Colorado Siaha Burley OS Arizona Silas Demary OL/DL Los Angeles Gillis Wilson OL/DL Georgia B.J Cohen OL/DL New Orleans E.J. Burt OL/DL Orlando Jermaine Smith OL/DL Georgia John Moyer OL/DL Chicago Billy Parker DS New York Kahlil Carter DS Nashville Kenny McEntyre DS Orlando Kevin Gaines DS Georgia Remy Hamilton K Los Angeles Clay Rush K Colorado

2004 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Tony Graziani QB Los Angeles Mark Grieb QB San Jose Dan Curran FB/LB New Orleans Rupert Grant FB/LB Orlando Kevin Ingram WR/DB Los Angeles Will Pettis WR/DB Dallas Cory Fleming WR/LB Orlando Lawrence Samuels WR/LB Tampa Bay Marcus Nash OS Las Vegas Damian Harrell OS Colorado Tom Briggs OL/DL Austin Tim Martin OL/DL New Orleans John Moyer OL/DL Chicago Jermaine Smith OL/DL Orlando Bryan Henderson OL/DL Arizona Nyle Wiren OL/DL Tampa Bay Kenny McEntyre DS Orlando Rashad Floyd DS Colorado Omarr Smith DS San Jose Kevin Gaines DS Georgia Jay Taylor K Orlando Remy Hamilton K Los Angeles

2003 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Sherdrick Bonner QB Arizona Jim Kubiak QB Dallas Keala Keanaaina FB/LB San Jose Rodney Filer FB/LB New York Randy Gatewood WR/DB Arizona Will Pettis WR/DB Dallas Barry Wagner WR/DB San Jose Evan Hlavacek WR/DB Indiana Greg Hopkins WR/LB Los Angeles Lawrence Samuels WR/LB Tampa Bay Chris Jackson OS Los Angeles Antonio Chatman OS Chicago Tom Briggs OL/DL Dallas B.J. Cohen OL/DL Tampa Bay John Moyer OL/DL Chicago Ernest Allen OL/DL Orlando Jermaine Smith OL/DL Georgia Sam Hernandez OL/DL San Jose Clevan Thomas DS San Jose Dwaine Carpenter DS Buffalo Kenny McEntyre DS Orlando Omarr Smith DS Tampa Bay Clay Rush K Indiana Steve Videtich K Las Vega

2002 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Mark Grieb QB San Jose Sherdrick Bonner QB Arizona Leroy Thompson FB/LB Indiana Chad Dukes FB/LB Los Angeles Dameon Porter WR/DB Chicago Mike Furrey* WR/DB New York Barry Wagner WR/DB San Jose Willis Marshall WR/DB Grand Rapids Greg Hopkins WR/LB Los Angeles Cory Fleming WR/LB Carolina Chris Horn OS Arizona James Hundon OS San Jose R-Kal Truluck OL/DL Detroit John Moyer OL/DL Chicago Chris Snyder OL/DL Indiana Ernest Allen OL/DL Orlando James Baron OL/DL Chicago Mike Ulufale OL/DL San Jose Clevan Thomas* DS San Jose Cecil Doggette DS Arizona Kenny McEntyre DS Orlando Damon Mason DS New Jersey Steve Videtich K New Jersey Steve McLauglin K Buffalo

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2001 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Aaron Garcia QB New York Clint Dolezel QB Grand Rapids Andre Bowden FB/LB Tampa Bay Rupert Grant FB/LB Nashville Dameon Porter WR/DB Chicago Jay Jones WR/DB Indiana Jarrick Hillery WR/DB Nashville Charlie Davidson WR/DB Toronto Gary Compton WR/LB Milwaukee Michael Baker WR/LB Grand Rapids Kevin Swayne OS New York James Bowden OS Tampa Bay James Baron OL/DL Nashville Ernest Allen OL/DL Orlando Robert Stewart OL/DL New York Joe Jacobs OL/DL San Jose R-Kal Truluck* OL/DL Detroit Rod Williams OL/DL Tampa Bay Kenny McEntyre DS Orlando Damon Mason DS Orlando Mark Ricks DS Los Angeles Cornelius Coe* DS Indiana Mike Black K Tampa Bay

2000 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Aaron Garcia QB Iowa Sherdrick Bonner QB Arizona Bob McMillen FB/LB Arizona Rick Hamilton FB/LB Orlando Carlos James WR/DB Iowa Randy Gatewood WR/DB Arizona Bret Cooper WR/DB Orlando Sean Riley WR/DB Milwaukee Hunkie Cooper WR/LB Arizona Greg Hopkins WR/LB Albany Mike Horacek OS Iowa Steve Papin OS San Jose Sam Hernandez OL/DL San Jose James Baron OL/DL Nashville Victor Hall OL/DL Los Angeles B.J. Cohen OL/DL Orlando Joe Jacobs OL/DL Albany Tom Briggs OL/DL Oklahoma Kenny McEntyre DS Orlando Damon Mason DS Orlando Kevin Kaesviharn DS Iowa Tommy Henry DS Tampa Bay Clay Rush K Iowa Steve Videtich K Milwaukee

1999 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Mike Pawlawski QB Albany Craig Kusick QB Grand Rapids Andre Bowden FB/LB Tampa Bay Bob McMillen FB/LB Arizona Carlos James WR/DB Iowa Melvin Cunningham WR/DB Tampa Bay Darryl Hammond WR/DB Nashville Randy Gatewood WR/DB Arizona Gary Compton WR/LB Milwaukee Hunkie Cooper WR/LB Arizona Eddie Brown OS Albany Steve Papin OS San Jose Robert Stewart OL/DL New Jersey Jon Krick OL/DL Albany James Baron OL/DL Nashville Willie Wyatt OL/DL Tampa Bay Joe Jacobs OL/DL Albany Rich McKenzie OL/DL Orlando Cecil Doggette DS Arizona Shea Sowers DS Iowa Derek Stingley DS Albany Mark Ricks DS Portland Mike Black K New England Daron Alcorn K Portland

1998 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Sherdrick Bonner QB Arizona Peter Tom Willis QB Tampa Bay Chad Dukes FB/LB Albany Les Barley FB/LB Tampa Bay Alvin Ashley WR/DB New Jersey Carlos James WR/DB Iowa Rodney Blackshear WR/DB Houston Brian Greene WR/DB Portland Cory Fleming WR/LB Nashville Greg Hopkins WR/LB Albany Calvin Schexnayder OS Arizona Eddie Brown OS Albany Joe Jacobs OL/DL Albany Sam Hernandez OL/DL San Jose James Baron OL/DL Nashville Earnest Allen OL/DL Milwaukee Willie Wyatt OL/DL Tampa Bay Robert Stewart OL/DL New Jersey Johnnie Harris DS Tampa Bay Chris Barber DS Orlando Corey Johnson* DS Nashville Tommy Jones DS San Jose Kenny Stucker K Milwaukee Steve Videtich K New Jersey

1997 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Kurt Warner QB Iowa Sherdrick Bonner QB Arizona Chad Dukes FB/LB Albany Paul McGowan FB/LB Orlando Barry Wagner WR/DB Orlando Alvin Ashley WR/DB New Jersey Randy Gatewood WR/DB Arizona Carlos James WR/DB Iowa Cory Fleming* WR/LB Nashville Hunkie Cooper WR/LB Arizona Calvin Schexnayder OS Arizona Lamart Cooper OS Iowa Carlos Fowler OL/DL Texas Al Noga OL/DL San Jose James Baron OL/DL Nashville Victor Hall OL/DL Orlando Willie Wyatt OL/DL Tampa Bay Robert Stewart OL/DL New Jersey Tracey Perkins DS Tampa Bay Rodney Mazion DS Anaheim Chris Barber DS Orlando Jamie Coleman DS Nashville Steve Videtich K New Jersey Daron Alcorn* K Portland

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1996 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Kurt Warner QB Iowa Mike Perez QB Albany Bernard Hall* FB/LB St. Louis Kevin Carroll FB/LB Anaheim Darryl Hammond WR/DB St. Louis Randy Gatewood* WR/DB Arizona Barry Wagner WR/DB Orlando David McLeod WR/DB Albany Hunkie Cooper WR/LB Arizona Stevie Thomas WR/LB Tampa Bay Eddie Brown OS Albany Willis Jacox OS Iowa Sam Hernandez OL/DL Anaheim Jerome Brown OL/DL Albany Fran Papasedero OL/DL St. Louis Ralph Jarvis OL/DL Milwaukee Kent Wells OL/DL Tampa Bay Sylvester Bembery OL/DL Tampa Bay Rodney Mazion DS Anaheim Carlton Johnson DS Anaheim Patrick McGuirk DS San Jose Tracey Perkins DS Tampa Bay Kenny Stucker K Milwaukee Pete Elezovic* K Albany

1995 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Jay Gruden QB Tampa Bay Mike Perez QB Albany Les Barley FB/LB Connecticut Cedric McKinnon FB/LB Tampa Bay Bernard Edwards WR/DB Miami Amod Field WR/DB San Jose Barry Wagner WR/DB Orlando Darren Hughes* WR/DB Memphis Darryl Hammond WR/LB St. Louis Fred Gayles WR/LB Albany Hunkie Cooper OS Arizona Titus Dixon* OS San Jose Sam Hernandez OL/DL Las Vegas Sylvester Bembery OL/DL Tampa Bay Ralph Jarvis OL/DL Milwaukee Robert Stewart OL/DL Charlotte Kent Wells OL/DL Tampa Bay Willie Wyatt OL/DL Tampa Bay Patrick McGuirk DS San Jose Corey Dowden DS Tampa Bay Mike Black K Iowa Ian Howfield K Las Vegas

1994 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Ben Bennett QB Orlando Mike Perez* QB Albany Paul McGowan FB/LB Orlando Tony Burse FB/LB Massachusetts Barry Wagner WR/DB Orlando Cedric Tillman WR/DB Arizona Bruce LaSane WR/LB Miami Niu Sale WR/LB Massachusetts Eddie Brown* OS Albany Khevin Pratt* OS Charlotte Webbie Burnett OL/DL Orlando Dartangian Wise OL/DL Arizona Robert Stewart* OL/DL Charlotte Ralph Jarvis OL/DL Massachusetts Dannie Lockett OL/DL Massachusetts Rusty Russell OL/DL Orlando Carlton Johnson* DS Las Vegas Riley Ware DS Massachusetts Durwood Roquemore DS Orlando Donald Brown* DS Miami Jorge Cimadevilla K Orlando Franco Grilla* K Albany

1993 FIRST-TEAM Name Pos. Team Ben Bennett QB Orlando Andre Bowden FB/LB Tampa Bay Barry Wagner WR/DB Orlando Niu Sale WR/LB Miami Hunkie Cooper* OS Arizona Dannie Lockett* OL/DL Detroit Willie Fears OL/DL Cleveland Deatrich Wise OL/DL Tampa Bay Durwood Roquemore DS Orlando Rodney McSwain DS Detroit Mike Black* K Charlotte

1992 FIRST-TEAM Name Pos. Team Jay Gruden QB Tampa Bay Alvin Rettig FB/LB Detroit Barry Wagner* WR/DB Orlando Gary Compton* WR/DB Dallas Merv Mosley WR/DB Albany Stevie Thomas OS/KR Tampa Bay Sylvester Bembery OL/DL Albany Alo Sila* OL/DL Sacramento Dartangian Wise* OL/DL New Orleans Durwood Roquemore DS Orlando Jorge Cimadevilla* K Orlando

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1991 SECOND-TEAM FIRST-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Art Schlichter QB Detroit Tom Porras* QB Albany Alvin Rettig FB/LB Detroit Lynn Bradford FB/LB Tampa Bay Gary Mullen WR/DB Detroit Milton Barney* WR/DB New Orleans Merv Mosley WR/DB Albany Wayne Coffey WR/DB Denver Fred Gayles WR/DB Albany Sam Moore WR/DB Dallas Herkie Walls* OS/KR Orlando George LaFrance OS-KR Detroit Johnny Sims* OL/DL New Orleans Sylvester Bembery OL/DL Albany Flint Fleming OL/DL Detroit Joe March* OL/DL Denver Tom Gizzi OL/DL Tampa Bay John Corker OL/DL Detroit Alvin Williams DS Denver Tate Randle DS Detroit Marco Morales K New Orleans Rusty Fricke K Denver

1990 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Art Schlichter* QB Detroit Ben Bennett QB Dallas Mitchell Ward* FB/LB Dallas Alvin Rettig FB/LB Detroit Thomas Monroe WR/DB Pittsburgh Julius Dawkins WR/DB Pittsburgh Gary Mullen WR/DB Detroit Reggie Smith WR/DB Albany Carl Aikens WR/DB Dallas Chris Armstrong* WR/DB Washington Reggie Smith OS-KR Albany Gary Mullen OS/KR Detroit Sylvester Bembery OL/DL Albany Charles Harris OL/DL Washington Kevin Murphy OL/DL Albany Keith Browner* OL/DL Pittsburgh Quinton Murphy OL/DL Denver Greg Orton OL/DL Detroit Durwood Roquemore DS Albany Mitch Young* OL/DL Denver Novo Bojovic K Detroit Tate Randall DS Detroit Gary Gussman K Albany 1989 FIRST-TEAM Name Pos. Team Willie Totten QB Pittsburgh Lynn Bradford* FB/LB Detroit George LaFrance WR/DB Detroit Carl Aikens WR/DB Chicago Alvin Williams WR/DB Pittsburgh Quinton Knight OL/DL Denver Charles Harris OL/DL Maryland Reggie Mathis OL/DL Detroit Gary Gussman* K Denver

1988 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Ben Bennett* QB Chicago Matt Stevens* QB Los Angeles Walter Holman FB/LB Detroit Osia Lewis FB/LB Chicago Gary Mullen WR/DB Los Angeles James Hockaday* WR/DB New England Carl Aikens* WR/DB Chicago Vince Courville* WR/DB New York Dwayne Dixon WR/DB Detroit Reggie Smith WR/DB Chicago Quinton Knight* OL/DL New York Kevin Murphy* OL/DL New England Craig Walls OL/DL Pittsburgh Sylvester Bembery* OL/DL New England Jeff Faulkner* OL/DL Chicago Jon Roehlk OL/DL Detroit Durwood Roquemore DS Chicago Nate Miller* DS Detroit Marco Morales K Chicago Novo Bojovic* K Detroit

1987 FIRST-TEAM SECOND-TEAM Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Rich Ingold* QB Washington Whit Taylor* QB Denver Billy Stone* FB/LB Chicago Durell Taylor* FB/LB Denver Chris Brewer* FB/LB Denver Walter Holman* FB/LB Washington Gary Mullen* WR/DB Denver Mike Stoops* WR/DB Pittsburgh Russell Hairston* WR/DB Pittsburgh Reggie Smith* WR/DB Chicago Dwayne Dixon* WR/DB Washington Lenny Taylor* WR/DB Washington Brent Johnson* OL/DL Chicago Kelly Kirchbaum* OL/DL Denver Craig Walls* OL/DL Pittsburgh Pat Cain* OL/DL Denver John Roehlk* OL/DL Washington Michael Witteck* OL/DL Washington Nick Mike-Mayer* K Chicago Dale Castro* K Washington

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ALL-TIME ALL-ROOKIE TEAM

2008 2003 Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team D. Bryant QB Kansas City Leon Murray QB Georgia Odie Armstrong FB Orlando Ja’Mar Toombs FB/LB Dallas Beau Elliott C Chicago Will Pettis WR/DB Dallas Atlas Herrion OL Arizona Thabiti Davis WR/LB Orlando Bobby Harris OL Orlando Travis McGriff OS Orlando Tiger Jones WR Georgia E.J. Burt OL/DL Orlando Chad Owens WR Colorado Al Lucas OL/DL Tampa Bay Donovan Morgan WR Chicago Bryan Henderson OL/DL Arizona Farouk Adelekan DL New York Damen Wheeler DS Los Angeles Maurice Fountain DL Utah Jermaine Jones DS Dallas John Syptak DL Colorado Keith Gispert K Chicago Michael McFadden MLB Grand Rapids Norman LeJeune JLB New Orleans 2002 Levy Brown DB New York Name Pos. Team Ahmad Carroll DB Orlando None Selected QB ----- Chris Martin DB Grand Rapids James Williams FB/LB San Jose Connor Hughes K Philadelphia Dennison Robinson WR/DB New Jersey WR/DB Indiana Andy McCullough WR/LB Dallas 2007 Antonio Chatman OS Chicago Name Pos. Team OL/DL Dallas Brett Dietz QB Tampa Bay Israel Raybon OL/DL Grand Rapids James Lynch FB New Orleans Jermaine Smith OL/DL Georgia Will Rabatin C Columbus Clevan Thomas DS San Jose Phil Bogle OL Philadelphia Kareem Larrimore DS Dallas Martin Bibla OL Philadelphia Nick Gatto K Orlando Charles Frederick WR Kansas City Trandon Harvey WR Arizona 2001 Kenny Higgins WR Nashville Name Pos. Team Bryan Save DL Philadelphia Craig Whelihan QB Orlando DL New York Travis Reece FB/LB Nashville Rob Schroeder DL Austin Sedrick Robinson WR/DB Houston MLB Orlando Chris Horn WR/LB Arizona Steve Watson JLB San Jose Siaha Burley OS Orlando Bobby Keyes DB Dallas Silas Demary OL/DL Carolina Rayshun Reed DB Orlando R-Kal Truluck OL/DL Detroit Keyou Craver DB Arizona Kerwin Hairston OL/DL Buffalo A.J. Haglund K San Jose Cornelius Coe DS Indiana JoJo Polk DS Grand Rapids 2006 Brian Reaves K Los Angeles Name Pos. Team Sonny Cumbie QB Los Angeles 2000 Anthony Dunn FB/LB Colorado Name Pos. Team Khreem Smith OL/DL Chicago Todd Marinovich QB Los Angeles Greg White OL/DL Orlando Terrence Melton FB/LB Houston Delbert Cowsette OL/DL New York Jarrick Hillery WR/DB Nashville Aaron Boone WR/LB Kansas City David Saunders WR/DB New Jersey Javarus Dudley WR/DB Orlando Chris Jackson WR/LB Los Angeles Ben Nelson OS San Jose Michael Lewis OS New Jersey Dahnel Singfield DS New York Aaron Hamilton OL/DL Nashville Chris Brown DS Georgia Mike Ulufale OL/DL San Jose Todd France K Philadelphia Wendall Gaines OL/DL Arizona Anthony Derricks DS New England 2005 Prentice Taylor DS Buffalo Name Pos. Team Brian Gowins K Grand Rapids Clint Stoerner QB Dallas Dan Alexander FB/LB Nashville 1999 Aaron McConnell WR/LB Nashville Name Pos. Team Joe Minucci WR/LB Nashville Chad May QB Arizona Michael Landry OS New Orleans Jermaine Younger FB/LB New Jersey Derek Lee OL/DL Georgia Dimitrious Stanley WR/DB New Jersey Kevin Nickerson OL/DL Austin Van Johnson WR/DB Albany Troy Bergeron OL/DL Georgia Bobby McGowens WR/LB Portland Billy Parker DS New York Charles Wilson OS Tampa Bay Alvin Porter DS New Orleans Stacey Evans OL/DL Arizona Peter Martinez K Grand Rapids Sylvester Stanley OL/DL Grand Rapids Corey Mayfield OL/DL Grand Rapids 2004 John Fisher DS Iowa Name Pos. Team Tommy Henry DS Tampa Bay Adrian McPherson QB Indiana Matt Huerkamp K Tampa Bay Robert Thomas FB/LB Georgia Lincoln Dupree WR/DB New York 1998 Etu Molden WR/LB Chicago Name Pos. Team Tacoma Fontaine OS Austin Kevin McDougal QB Milwaukee Colston Weatherington OL/DL Dallas Rick Hamilton FB/LB Orlando Aaron Humphrey OL/DL Austin Odell Parks FB/LB Milwaukee Arnold Miller OL/DL Los Angeles Shalon Baker WR/DB San Jose Monty Montgomery DS New Orleans Ron Carpenter WR/DB New York DeRon Jenkins DS Austin Curtis Ceaser WR/LB Florida Jay Taylor K Chicago Corey Johnson WR/DB Nashville Tyronne Jones WR/DB Nashville Shea Showers WR/DB Iowa Kevin Swayne WR/DB Iowa Oronde Gadsden OS Portland Mike Ivey OL/DL Milwaukee Connell Spain OL/DL Orlando

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ALL-TIME ALL-IRONMAN TEAM

2012 2005 Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team PJ Berry WR/KR Pittsburgh Rick Young FB/LB Colorado Terrance Smith WR/DB Jacksonville Duke Pettijohn FB/LB Dallas Terrance Sanders DB/KR Spokane Chris Avery FB/LB Grand Rapids Marcus Everett WR/LB Milwaukee Kyle Moore-Brown OL/DL Colorado Jeff Hughley WR/KR Philadelphia B.J. Cohen OL/DL New Orleans Jackie Chambers WR/KR Kansas City Marcus Owen OL/DL New York Etu Molden WR/LB Chicago 2011 Darryl Hammond WR/LB Nashville Name Pos. Team Cory Fleming WR/LB Orlando PJ Berry WR/KR New Orleans Willis Marshall WR/DB Colorado Reggie Gray WR/KR Chicago Cornelius White WR/DB Columbus Jason Simpson DB/KR Chicago Will Pettis WR/DB Dallas Marlon Moye-Moore FB/LB Orlando Kevin Ingram WR/DB Los Angeles Jeff Hughley WR/KR Jacksonville James Roe WR/DB San Jose CJ Johnson WR/KR Georgia 2004 2010 Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Dan Curran FB/LB New Orleans DeJuan Alfonzo WR/LB Chicago Bob McMillen FB/LB Chicago Dan Alexander FB/LB Alabama Wendall Gaines OL/DL Arizona Jeff Hughley WR/KR Tulsa John Moyer OL/DL Chicago Aaron McConnell OL/DL Alabama Chris Snyder OL/DL Indiana Kenny Henderson WR/KR Dallas Cory Fleming WR/LB Orlando CJ Johnson WR Alabama Kevin McKenzie WR/LB Colorado James Roe WR/LB San Jose 2008 Rashied Davis WR/DB San Jose Name Pos. Team Kevin Ingram WR/DB Los Angeles Harold Wells FB/LB Columbus Will Pettis WR/DB Dallas Matt Huebner FB/LB Georgia Sedrick Robinson WR/DB Columbus Josh Jeffries FB/LB Los Angeles T.T. Toliver WR/DB Tampa Bay Clifton Smith FB/LB Philadelphia Marlon Moye-Moore FB/LB Orlando 2003 Torrance Marshall FB/LB Tampa Bay Name Pos. Team Wendall Gaines OL/DL Arizona Chris Avery FB/LB Grand Rapids Will Pettis WR/DB Dallas Rich Young FB/LB Indiana Jermaine Lewis WR/DB Grand Rapids Tom Briggs OL/DL Dallas Kevin Ingram WR/DB Los Angeles B.J. Cohen OL/DL Tampa Bay DeJuan Alfonzo WR/LB Chicago John Moyer OL/DL Chicago Jason Geathers WR/LB San Jose Greg Hopkins WR/LB Los Angeles Lawrence Samuels WR/LB Tampa Bay Lawrence Samuels WR/LB Tampa Bay Darryl Hammond WR/LB Georgia 2007 Randy Gatewood WR/DB Arizona Name Pos. Team James Roe WR/DB San Jose Duke Pettijohn FB/LB Dallas Evan Hlavacek WR/DB Indiana Robert Thomas FB/LB Colorado Clevan Thomas DS/KR San Jose Harold Wells FB/LB Columbus Idris Price FB/LB Philadelphia 2002 Chris Snyder OL/DL Colorado Name Pos. Team Winfield Garnett OL/DL Grand Rapids Greg Hopkins WR/LB Los Angeles Reggie Lee OL/DL Orlando Barry Wagner WR/LB San Jose Will Pettis WR/DB Dallas Dameon Porter WR/DB Chicago DeJuan Alfonzo WR/LB Chicago Randy Gatewood WR/DB Arizona Lawrence Samuels WR/LB Tampa Bay Kyle Moore-Brown OL/DL Indiana Ryan Dennard WR/LB Utah Stacey Evans OL/DL Arizona BJ Barre WR/LB Columbus Tony Plantin OL/DL Los Angeles Jerome Riley WR/LB Grand Rapids Chris Ryan FB/LB Grand Rapids Jason Geathers WR/LB San Jose Travis Reece FB/LB Georgia Mike Furrey* WR/DB New York 2006 Cory Fleming WR/LB Carlolina Name Pos. Team Frank Carter FB/LB Nashville 2001 Dane Krager FB/LB Austin Name Pos. Team Duke Pettijohn FB/LB Dallas Dameon Porter WR/DB Chicago Hugh Hunter OL/DL Colorado James Baron OL/DL Nashville Kyle Moore-Brown OL/DL Colorado Tom Briggs OL/DL Oklahoma Hans Olsen OL/DL Utah Hunkie Cooper WR/LB Arizona Mike Brown WR/DB Philadelphia Gary Compton WR/LB Milwaukee Randy Gatewood WR/DB Arizona Darryl Hammond WR/LB Nashville Timon Marshall WR/DB Grand Rapids Greg Hopkins WR/LB Indiana Will Pettis WR/DB Dallas Jarrick Hillery WR/DB Nashville DeJuan Alfonzo WR/LB Chicago Sedrick Robinson WR/DB Houston Mike Horacek WR/LB New York Barry Wagner WR/LB San Jose Derek Lee WR/LB Georgia Chris Jackson WR/LB Los Angeles Willis Marshall WR/LB Colorado 2000 Name Pos. Team Hunkie Cooper WR/LB Arizona Darryl Hammond WR/LB Nashville Lawrence Samuels WR/LB Tampa Bay Victor Hall OL/DL Los Angeles B.J. Cohen OL/DL Orlando Cornelius White WR/DB Carolina Carlos James WR/DB Iowa Curtis Ceaser WR/DB Florida Sean Riley WR/DB Milwaukee Andre Bowden FB/LB Tampa Bay

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1999 1998 Name Pos. Team Name Pos. Team Leonard Conley WR/DB Iowa Alvin Ashley WR/DB New Jersey Gary Compton WR/DB Milwaukee Rodney Blackshear WR/DB Houston Barry Wagner WR/DB Orlando Carlos James WR/DB Iowa Shalon Baker WR/DB San Jose Adrian Lunsford DS/KR New Jersey Michael Baker WR/LB Grand Rapids Barry Wagner WR/LB Orlando Greg Hopkins WR/LB Albany Les Barley FB/LB Tampa Bay Hunkie Cooper WR/LB Arizona Chad Dukes FB/LB Albany Cory Fleming WR/LB Nashville Joe Jacobs OL/DL Albany James Baron OL/DL Nashville Joe Jacobs OL/DL Albany

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ALL-TIME AWARD WINNERS 2011 2015 Name Team Postseason Award Name Team Postseason Award Aaron Garcia Jacksonville Russell Offensive Player of the Year Dan Raudabaugh Philadelphia Russell Offensive Player of the Year Vic Hall Chicago Riddell Defensive Player of the Year Joe Sykes Jacksonville Riddell Defensive Player of the Year PJ Berry New Orleans J. Lewis Small Ironman of the Year Duane Brooks Portland J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Year Kevin Guy Arizona NFL Network Coach of the Year Clint Dolezel Philadelphia Marcum-Moss Head Coach of the Year Matt Sauk Utah NFL Network Assistant Coach of the Year Siaha Burley Orlando AFL Assistant Coach of the Year Maurice Purify Georgia Aaron’s Rookie of the Year Greg Reid Orlando AFL Rookie of the Year Carlos Martinez Georgia NAPA Kicker of the Year Tommy Frevert Philadelphia Smitty USA Kicker of the Year Maurice Purify Georgia The Big Game Breakout Player of the Year Jeremy Kellem Arizona Go RVing Defensive Back of the Year Kenny McEntyre Orlando Al Lucas AFL Pulse Award Reggie Gray San Jose Cutters Wide Receiver of the Year Anthony Jones Dallas Cutters Wide Receiver of the Year Shannon Breen Philadelphia Spalding Offensive Lineman of the Year Richard Ranglin Kansas City Spalding Offensive Lineman of the Year Joe Sykes Jacksonville VidSwap Defensive Lineman of the Year Cliff Dukes Tampa Bay Game Tape Exchange Defensive Lineman of the Year Dan Raudabaugh Philadelphia AFL MVP of the Year Nick Davila Arizona National Guard MVP of the Year David Hyland San Jose Al Lucas AFL Pulse Hero Award Official of the Year Terri Valenti FOX40 Official of the Year 2010 2014 Name Team Postseason Award Name Team Postseason Award Chris Greisen Milwaukee Russell Offensive Player of the Year Nick Davila Arizona Russell Offensive Player of the Year Gabe Nyenhuis Tulsa Riddell Defensive Player of the Year Jason Stewart San Jose Riddell Defensive Player of the Year DeJuan Alfonzo Chicago J. Lewis Small Ironman of the Year Terrance Sanders Spokane J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Year Rod Windsor Arizona Spalding Rookie of the Year Steve Thonn Cleveland Marcum-Moss Head Coach of the Year Gabe Nyenhuis Tulsa Russell Lineman of the Year Ron Selesky Cleveland NET10 Wireless Assistant Coach of the Year Les Moss Jacksonville UBU Sports Head Coach of the Year Greg Carr Orlando NET10 Wireless Rookie of the Year Danny White Arizona UBU Sports Assistant Coach of the Year Nich Pertuit San Jose Smitty USA Kicker of the Year Chris Gould Chicago Kicker of the Year Marquis Floyd Arizona IOA Defensive Back of the Year Tom McCabe FOX40 Official of the Year Marco Thomas Iowa Cutters Wide Receiver of the Year Rich Ranglin San Jose Spalding Offensive Lineman of the Year 2008 James Ruffin Spokane Krossover Defensive Lineman of the Year Name Team Postseason Award Nick Davila Arizona AFL MVP of the Year Chris Jackson Philadelphia Offensive Player of the Year J.J. Raterink Los Angeles Al Lucas AFL Pulse Hero Award Dennison Robinson Chicago ADT Defensive Player of the Year Craig Griffith FOX40 Official of the Year Will Pettis Dallas Ironman of the Year Matt D’Orazio Philadelphia Champs QB of the Year 2013 Mike Brown Philadelphia Al Lucas Hero Award Name Team Postseason Award Colson Weatherington Dallas Lineman of the Year Erik Meyer Spokane Russell Offensive Player of the Year Donovan Morgan Chicago Rookie of the Year Clevan Thomas San Jose Riddell Defensive Player of the Year A.J. Haglund San Jose Kicker of the Year Reggie Gray Chicago J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Year Mike Wilpolt Cleveland Coach of the Year Bob McMillen Chicago NET10 Wireless Head Coach of the Year Omarr Smith Arizona NET10 Wireless Assistant Coach of the Year 2007 Mario Urrutia Utah NET10 Wireless Rookie of the Year Name Team Postseason Award Garrett Lindholm Arizona AFL Kicker of the Year Siaha Burley Utah Offensive Player of the Year Clevan Thomas San Jose AFL Defensive Back of the Year Greg White Orlando ADT Defensive Player of the Year Adron Tennell Spokane Cutters Wide Receiver of the Year Will Pettis Dallas U.S. Army Strong Ironman of the Year Billy Eisenhardt Arizona Spalding Offensive Lineman of the Year Greg White Orlando Lineman of the Year Joe Sykes San Antonio Game Tape Exchange Defensive Lineman of the Year John Dutton Colorado Al Lucas Hero Award Erik Meyer Spokane AFL MVP of the Year Mark Lewis Austin Kicker of the Year Nick Davila Arizona Al Lucas AFL Pulse Hero Award Brett Dietz Tampa Bay Rookie of the Year RG Detillier FOX40 Official of the Year Charles Frederick Kansas City Rookie of the Year Matt Nagy Columbus Russell Athletic Team Award 2012 Doug Plank Georgia Coach of the Year Name Team Postseason Award Shy Anderson Dallas Executive of the Year Tommy Grady Utah Russell Offensive Player of the Year Tom Benson New Orleans Founders Award Joe Sykes San Jose Riddell Defensive Player of the Year Chicago Rush Commissioner’s Award Jeff Hughley Philadelphia J. Lewis Small Ironman of the Year Philadelphia Soul Commissioner’s Award Ron James Utah NET10 Coach of the Year Utah Blaze Support Staff of the Year Matt Sauk Utah NET10 Assistant Coach of the Year Jared Perry Chicago NET10 Rookie of the Year 2006 Kenny Spencer Spokane AVITAE Kicker of the Year Name Team Postseason Award Kent Richardson Philadelphia RevHoney Defensive Back of the Year Jerald Brown Columbus ADT Defensive Player of the Year Jesse Schmidt Iowa Cutters Wide Receiver of the Year Damian Harrell Colorado Offensive Player of the Year Kyle Young Arizona Spalding Offensive Lineman of the Year Randy Gatewood Arizona U.S. Army Ironman of the Year Joe Sykes San Jose Game Tape Exchange Defensive Lineman of the Year Kenny McEntyre Orlando Al Lucas Hero Award Tommy Grady Utah National Guard MVP of the Year Remy Hamilton Los Angeles Kicker of the Year David Hyland Utah National Guard Community MVP of the Year Colston Weatherington Dallas Lineman of the Year John Dutton Cleveland Al Lucas AFL Pulse Hero Award Ben Nelson San Jose Rookie of the Year Dave Cutaia FOX40 Official of the Year Will McClay Dallas Coach of the Year Shy Anderson Dallas Executive of the Year Kurt Warner Founders Award Utah Blaze Support Staff of the Year Utah Blaze Commissioner’s Award

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2005 2001 Name Team Postseason Award Name Team Postseason Award Damian Harrell Colorado Offensive Player of the Year Dameon Porter Chicago Ironman of the Year Kevin Ingram Los Angeles U.S. Army Ironman of the Year Aaron Garcia New York Offensive Player of the Year Silas Demary Los Angeles ADT Defensive Player of the Year Kenny McEntyre Orlando Defensive Player of the Year Silas Demary Los Angeles Lineman of the Year James Baron Nashville Lineman of the Year Remy Hamilton Los Angeles Kicker of the Year Brian Gowins Grand Rapids Kicker of the Year Troy Bergeron Georgia Rookie of the Year R-Kal Truluck Detroit Rookie of the Year Doug Plank Georgia Coach of the Year Michael Trigg Grand Rapids Coach of the Year Dick Sullivan Georgia Executive of the Year Brett Bender Carolina Executive of the Year Jon Bon Jovi Founders Award Tim Marcum Tampa Bay Founders Award John Elway Founders Award Commissioner’s Award Commissioner’s Award Carolina Cobras Support Staff of the Year Nashville Kats Support Staff of the Year Lamont Cooper Oklahoma Don’t Blink! Player of the Year Dameon Porter Chicago Breakout Player of the Year 2004 Jo Jo Polk Grand Rapids Most Inspirational Name Team Postseason Award Duwayne Gandy Most Dedicated Official Marcus Nash Las Vegas Offensive Player of the Year James Baron Nashville The Hero Award Cory Fleming Orlando U.S. Army Ironman of the Year Gary Compton Milwaukee Built Ford Tough Man of the Year Kenny McEntyre Orlando ADT Defensive Player of the Year John Moyer Chicago Lineman of the Year 2000 Jay Taylor Orlando Kicker of the Year Name Team Postseason Award Adrian McPherson Indiana Rookie of the Year Hunkie Cooper Arizona Tinactin Ironman of the Year New Orleans Coach of the Year Mike Horacek Iowa NAYA Offensive Player of the Year Rita LaBlanc New Orleans Executive of the Year Kenny McEntyre Orlando NAYA Defensive Player of the Year NBC Founders Award Sam Hernandez San Jose Lineman of the Year Chicago Rush Commissioner’s Award Clay Rush Iowa Kicker of the Year Georgia Force Support Staff of the Year Chris Jackson Los Angeles Rookie of the Year Jerry Trice Officials’ Man of the Year Darren Arbet San Jose Coach of the Year Gene Nudo Arizona Executive of the Year 2003 Ron Kurpiers AFL Founders Award Name Team Postseason Award Arizona Rattlers Commissioner’s Award Randy Gatewood Arizona Ironman of the Year Arizona Rattlers Support Staff of the Year Chris Jackson Los Angeles Offensive Player of the Year Lamont Cooper Milwaukee Don’t Blink! Player of the Year Clevan Thomas San Jose ADT Defensive Player of the Year Ben Bronson Houston Breakout Player of the Year Tom Briggs Dallas Lineman of the Year Jon Krick Albany Most Inspirational Clay Rush Indiana Kicker of the Year Roger McMinn Fox Whistle Most Dedicated Official Travis McGriff Orlando Rookie of the Year Michael Baker Grand Rapids The Hero Award Todd Shell New York Coach of the Year John Elway Colorado Executive of the Year 1999 Neal Pilson AFL Consultant Founders Award Name Team Postseason Award Colorado Crush Commissioner’s Award Hunkie Cooper Arizona Tinactin Ironman of the Year Georgia Force Support Staff of the Year Eddie Brown Albany NAYA Offensive Player of the Year Bill McCabe Fox Whistle Most Dedicated Official James Baron Nashville NAYA Defensive Player of the Year Robert Stewart New Jersey Lineman of the Year 2002 Mike Black New England Kicker of the Year Name Team Postseason Award Charles Wilson Tampa Bay Rookie of the Year Greg Hopkins Los Angeles Ironman of the Year Albany Coach of the Year Mark Grieb San Jose Offensive Player of the Year Gene Nudo Arizona Executive of the Year Clevan Thomas* San Jose ADT Defensive Player of the Year ESPN Founders Award R-Kal Truluck Detroit Lineman of the Year Arizona Rattlers Commissioner’s Award Steve Videtich New Jersey Kicker of the Year Buffalo Destroyers Support Staff of the Year Clevan Thomas San Jose Rookie of the Year Steve Papin San Jose Co-Don’t Blink! Player of the Year Darren Arbet San Jose Coach of the Year Kevin Swayne Iowa Co-Don’t Blink! Player of the Year Todd Merkow Los Angeles Executive of the Year James Guidry Portland Most Inspirational Gene Nudo Arizona Founders Award Ed Manning Fox Whistle Most Dedicated Official Dallas Desperados Commissioner’s Award Latish Kinsler New Jersey The Hero Award Los Angeles Avengers Commissioner’s Award Indiana Firebirds Support Staff of the Year 1998 Joseph Rider Fox Whistle Most Dedicated Official Name Team Postseason Award Chuck Winters Detroit The Hero Award Chad Dukes Albany Ironman of the Year Calvin Schexnayder Arizona Offensive Player of the Year Johnnie Harris Tampa Bay Defensive Player of the Year James Baron Nashville Lineman of the Year Kenny Stucker Milwaukee Kicker of the Year Oronde Gadsden* Portland Rookie of the Year Tim Marcum Tampa Bay Coach of the Year Dan DeVos Grand Rapids Executive of the Year Billy McGehee Nashville Founder’s Award Orlando Predators, Arizona Rattlers Commissioner’s Award Jack Moser Albany Athletic Trainer Excellence Award Arizona Rattlers Support Staff of the Year Steve Papin San Jose Don’t Blink! 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1997 1989 Name Team Postseason Award Name Team Postseason Award Barry Wagner Orlando Ironman of the Year Carl Aikens Chicago Ironman of the Year Barry Wagner Orlando Offensive Player of the Year George LaFrance Detroit Most Valuable Player Tracey Perkins Tampa Bay Defensive Player of the Year Denver Coach of the Year Carlos Fowler Texas Lineman of the Year Steve Videtich New Jersey Kicker of the Year 1988 Cory Fleming Nashville Rookie of the Year Name Team Postseason Award Eddie Khayat Nashville Coach of the Year Dwayne Dixon Detroit Ironman of the Year Gene Nudo Arizona Executive of the Year Ben Bennett Chicago Most Valuable Player Nashville Kats, Arizona Rattlers Commissioner’s Award Perry Moss Chicago Coach of the Year Vito “Babe” Parilli Founder’s Award Bob Mantooth Official of the Year 1987 Name Team Postseason Award 1996 Billy Stone Chicago Ironman of the Year Name Team Postseason Award Russell Hairston Pittsburgh Most Valuable Player Barry Wagner Orlando Ironman of the Year Tim Marcum Denver Coach of the Year Eddie Brown Albany Offensive Player of the Year David McLeod Albany Defensive Player of the Year Kent Wells Tampa Bay Lineman of the Year Pete Elezovic Albany Micatin Kicker of the Year John Gregory Iowa Coach of the Year James P. Foster Iowa Executive of the Year Arizona Rattlers Commissioner’s Award Perry Moss, Bill Niro, Founder’s Award Jack Baker Official of the Year

1995 Name Team Postseason Award Barry Wagner Orlando Ironman of the Year Barry Wagner Orlando Most Valuable Player John Gregory Iowa Coach of the Year James P. Foster Iowa Executive of the Year Don Dizney Orlando Commissioner’s Award , Glen Mazula Founder’s Award

1994 Name Team Postseason Award Barry Wagner Orlando Ironman of the Year Eddie Brown Albany Most Valuable Player Perry Moss Orlando Coach of the Year Joe Hennessey Albany Executive of the Year Glen Mazula Albany Commissioner’s Award James P. Foster, Dennis Grapenthin Founder’s Award

1993 Name Team Postseason Award Barry Wagner Orlando Ironman of the Year Hunkie Cooper Arizona Most Valuable Player Danny White Arizona Coach of the Year Bryan Colangelo Arizona Executive of the Year Bob Gries Tampa Bay Commissioner’s Award

1992 Name Team Postseason Award Barry Wagner Orlando Ironman of the Year Jay Gruden Tampa Bay Most Valuable Player Perry Moss Orlando Coach of the Year Eric Leins Orlando Executive of the Year Gary Vitto Detroit President’s Award

1991 Name Team Postseason Award Milton Barney New Orleans Ironman of the Year George LaFrance Detroit Most Valuable Player Rusty Fricke Denver Kicker of the Year John Corker Detroit Lineman of the Year Fran Curci Tampa Bay Coach of the Year

1990 Name Team Postseason Award Thomas Monroe Pittsburgh Ironman of the Year Art Schlichter Detroit Most Valuable Player Novo Bojovic Detroit Kicker of the Year Dallas Coach of the Year

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ALL-TIME OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR ALL-TIME DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (Most Valuable Player from 1987-1995) 2015 Joe Sykes, Jacksonville 2015 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia 2014 Jason Stewart, San Jose 2014 Nick Davila, Arizona 2013 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 2013 Erik Meyer, Spokane 2012 Joe Sykes, San Jose 2012 Tommy Grady, Utah 2011 Vic Hall, Chicago 2011 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville 2010 Gabe Nyenhuis, Tulsa 2010 Chris Greisen, Milwaukee 2008 Dennison Robinson, Chicago 2008 Chris Jackson, Philadelphia 2007 Greg White, Orlando 2007 Siaha Burley, Utah 2006 Jerald Brown, Columbus 2006 Damian Harrell, Colorado 2005 Silas Demary, Los Angeles 2005 Damian Harrell, Colorado 2004 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 2004 Marcus Nash, Las Vegas 2003 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 2003 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 2002 Clevan Thomas, San Jose* 2002 Mark Grieb, San Jose 2001 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 2001 Aaron Garcia, New York 2000 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 2000 Mike Horacek, Iowa 1999 James Baron, Nashville 1999 Eddie Brown, Albany 1998 Johnnie Harris, Tampa Bay 1998 Calvin Schexnayder, Arizona 1997 Tracey Perkins, Tampa Bay 1997 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1996 David McLeod, Albany 1996 Eddie Brown, Albany 1995 Barry Wagner, Orlando ALL-TIME COACH OF THE YEAR 1994 Eddie Brown*, Albany 2015 Clint Dolezel, Philadelphia 1993 Hunkie Cooper*, Arizona 2014 Steve Thonn, Cleveland 1992 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay 2013 Bob McMillen, Chicago 1991 George LaFrance, Detroit 2012 Ron James, Utah 1990 Art Schlichter*, Detroit 2011 Kevin Guy, Arizona 1989 George LaFrance, Detroit 2010 Les Moss, Jacksonville 1988 Ben Bennett*, Chicago 2008 Mike Wilpolt, Cleveland 1987 Russell Hairston*, Pittsburgh 2007 Doug Plank, Georgia Force 2006 Will McClay, Dallas ALL-TIME IRONMAN OF THE YEAR 2005 Doug Plank, Georgia Force 2012 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia 2004 Mike Neu, New Orleans 2011 PJ Berry, New Orleans 2003 Todd Shell, New York 2010 DeJuan Alfonzo, Chicago 2002 Darren Arbet, San Jose 2008 Will Pettis, Dallas 2001 Michael Trigg, Grand Rapids 2007 Will Pettis, Dallas 2000 Darren Arbet, San Jose 2006 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 1999 Mike Dailey, Albany 2005 Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles 1998 Tim Marcum, Tampa Bay 2004 Cory Fleming, Orlando 1997 Eddie Khayat, Nashville 2003 Randy Gatewood, Arizona 1996 John Gregory, Iowa 2002 Greg Hopkins, Los Angeles 1995 John Gregory**, Iowa 2001 Dameon Porter, Chicago 1994 Perry Moss, Orlando 2000 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 1993 Danny White, Arizona 1999 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 1992 Perry Moss, Orlando 1998 Chad Dukes, Albany 1991 Fran Curci**, Tampa Bay 1997 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1990 Ernie Stautner**, Dallas 1996 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1989 Vito “Babe” Parilli, Denver 1995 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1988 Perry Moss**, Chicago 1994 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1987 Tim Marcum**, Denver 1993 Barry Wagner, Orlando 1992 Barry Wagner*, Orlando 1991 Milton Barney*, New Orleans 1990 Thomas Monroe, Pittsburgh 1989 Carl Aikens, Chicago 1988 Dwayne Dixon, Detroit 1987 Billy Stone*, Chicago

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ALL-TIME EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR ALL-TIME DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR 2015 John Adams, Philadelphia 2015 Joe Sykes, Jacksonville 2014 Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay 2014 James Ruffin, Spokane 2013 Joe Windham, Arizona 2013 Joe Sykes, San Antonio 2012 John Pettit, Iowa 2012 Joe Sykes, San Jose 2011 David Fry, San Jose 2011 Cliff Dukes, Tampa Bay 2007 Shy Anderson, Dallas 2010 Gabe Nyenhuis, Tulsa 2006 Shy Anderson, Dallas 2008 Colston Weatherington, Dallas 2005 Dick Sullivan, Georgia 2007 Greg White, Orlando 2004 Rita LaBlanc, New Orleans 2006 Colston Weatherington, Dallas 2003 John Elway, Colorado 2005 Silas Demary, Los Angeles 2002 Todd Merkow, Los Angeles 2004 John Moyer, Chicago 2001 Brett Bender, Carolina 2003 Tom Briggs, Dallas 2000 Gene Nudo, Arizona 2002 R-Kal Truluck, Detroit 1999 Gene Nudo, Arizona 2001 James Baron, Nashville 1998 Dan DeVos, Grand Rapids 2000 Sam Hernandez, San Jose 1997 Gene Nudo, Arizona 1999 Robert Stewart, New Jersey 1996 James P. Foster, Iowa 1998 James Baron, Nashville 1995 James P. Foster, Iowa 1997 Carlos Fowler, Texas 1994 Joe Hennessy, Albany 1996 Kent Wells, Tampa Bay 1993 Bryan Colangelo, Arizona 1991 John Corker, Detroit 1992 Eric Leins, Orlando ALL-TIME OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR ALL-TIME COMMISSIONER’S AWARD 2015 Shannon Breen, Philadelphia (Named President’s Award in 1992) 2014 Rich Ranglin, San Jose 2015 Tod Leiweke, Tampa Bay Storm 2013 Billy Eisenhardt, Arizona 2014 Alex Curotto, San Jose SaberCats 2012 Kyle Young, Arizona 2013 John Pettit (Iowa Barnstormers) 2011 Richard Ranglin, Kansas City 2012 San Antonio Talons 2011 Pittsburgh Power ALL-TIME ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2007 Chicago Rush, Philadelphia Soul 2015 Greg Reid, Orlando 2006 Utah Blaze 2014 Greg Carr, Orlando 2005 Los Angeles Avengers 2013 Mario Urrutia, Utah 2004 Chicago Rush 2012 Jared Perry, Chicago 2003 Colorado Crush 2011 Maurice Purify, Georgia 2002 Dallas Desperados, Los Angeles Avengers 2010 Rod Windsor, Arizona 2001 Carolina Cobras 2008 Donovan Morgan, Chicago 2000 Arizona Rattlers 2007 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay/Charles Frederick, KC 1999 Arizona Rattlers 2006 Ben Nelson, San Jose 1998 Arizona Rattlers, Orlando Predators 2005 Troy Bergeron, Georgia 1997 Arizona Rattlers, Nashville Kats 2004 Adrian McPherson, Indiana 1996 Arizona Rattlers 2003 Travis McGriff, Orlando 1995 Orlando Predators 2002 Clevan Thomas, San Jose 1994 Albany Firebirds 2001 R-Kal Truluck, Detroit 1993 Tampa Bay Storm 2000 Chris Jackson, Los Angeles 1992 Detroit Drive 1999 Charles Wilson, Tampa Bay 1998 Oronde Gadsden, Portland ALL-TIME FOUNDER’S AWARD 1997 Cory Fleming, Nashville 2015 Alex Curotto 2014 John Pettit, Christie Cook 2013 Buddy Ward 2012 Jerry Trice 2011 Jerry B. Kurz 2007 Tom Benson, New Orleans 2006 Kurt Warner 2005 Jon Bon Jovi 2005 John Elway 2004 NBC 2003 Neal Pilson, AFL Consultant 2002 Gene Nudo, Arizona 2001 Tim Marcum, Tampa Bay 2000 Ron Kurpiers, AFL 1999 ESPN 1998 Billy McGehee, Nashville 1997 Vito “Babe” Parilli 1996 Perry Moss, Bill Niro, Jerry Kurz 1995 Carl Paganelli Sr., Glen Mazula 1994 James P. Foster, Dennis Grapenthin

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ALL-TIME KICKER OF THE YEAR ALL-TIME BREAKOUT PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2015 Tommy Frevert, Philadelphia 2011 Maurice Purify, Georgia 2014 Nich Pertuit, San Jose 2001 Dameon Porter, Chicago 2013 Garrett Lindholm, Arizona 2000 Ben Bronson, Houston 2012 Kenny Spencer*, Spokane 2011 Carlos Martinez, Georgia ALL-TIME MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 Chris Gould, Chicago 2001 JoJo Polk, Grand Rapids 2008 A.J. Haglund, San Jose 2000 Jon Krick, Albany 2007 Mark Lewis, Austin 1999 James Guidry Jr. 2006 Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles 2005 Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles ALL-TIME NATIONAL GUARD COMMUNITY MVP OF THE 2004 Jay Taylor, Orlando YEAR 2003 Clay Rush, Indiana 2012 David Hyland, Utah 2002 Steve Videtich, New Jersey 2001 Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids AL LUCAS PULSE HERO AWARD 2000 Clay Rush, Iowa 2015 David Hyland, San Jose 1999 Mike Black, New England 2014 J.J. Raterink, Los Angeles 1998 Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee 2013 Nick Davila, Arizona 1997 Steve Videtich, New Jersey 2012 John Dutton, Cleveland 1996 Pete Elezovic*, Albany 2011 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 1991 Rusty Fricke, Denver 2008 Mike Brown, Philadelphia 1990 Novo Bojovic, Detroit 2007 John Dutton, Colorado 2006 Kenny McEntyre, Orlando ALL-TIME OFFICIALS’ MAN OF THE YEAR 2002 Chuck Winters, Detroit (Named Fox Whistle Most Dedicated Official from 1999-2003) 2001 James Baron, Nashville 2015 Terri Valenti 2000 Michael Baker, Grand Rapids 2014 Craig Griffith 1999 Latish Kinsler, New Jersey 2013 RG Detillier 2012 Dave Cutaia ALL-TIME J. LEWIS SMALL PLAYMAKER OF THE YEAR 2011 Shawn Hochuli 2013 Reggie Gray, Chicago 2010 Tom McCabe 2004 Jerry Trice “BUILT FORD TOUGH” MAN OF THE YEAR 2003 Bill McCabe 2002 Leroy Thompson, Indiana 2002 Joseph Rider 2001 Gary Compton, Milwaukee 2001 Duwayne Gandy 2000 Roger McMinn RUSSELL ATHLETIC TEAM AWARD 1999 Ed Manning 2007 Matt Nagy, Columbus

ALL-TIME SUPPORT/FRONT OFFICE STAFF OF THE YEAR *Arena Football League rookie 2015 Tampa Bay Storm **Arena Football League first-year head coach 2014 Orlando Predators 2013 Philadelphia Soul 2012 Tampa Bay Storm 2011 Utah Blaze 2008 Philadelphia Soul 2007 Utah Blaze 2006 Utah Blaze 2005 Nashville Kats 2004 Georgia Force 2003 Georgia Force 2002 Indiana Firebirds 2001 Carolina Cobras 2000 Arizona Rattlers 1999 Buffalo Destroyers 1998 Arizona Rattlers

ALL-TIME DON’T BLINK! PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2001 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 2000 Lamont Cooper, Oklahoma 1999 Steve Papin, San Jose, Kevin Swayne, Iowa 1998 Steve Papin, San Jose

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ALL-TIME COACHING LEADERS

TOP TWENTY LEADERS IN REGULAR-SEASON VICTORIES TOP TEN LEADERS IN POSTEASON WINNING PERCENTAGE Coach Years Record Pct. Coach Record Pct. Tim Marcum 21 184-87 .679 Kevin Guy 12-4 .750 Darren Arbet 15 169-73 .698 3-1 .750 Mike Hohensee 21 158-160 .497 Bret Munsey 5-2 .714 Danny White 16 142-82 .634 Tim Marcum 27-12 .692 Mike Dailey 12 104-77 .575 Darren Arbet 19-9 .679 Kevin Guy 8 92-34 .730 Lary Kuharich 4-2 .667 Jay Gruden 9 82-54 .603 Fran Curci 2-1 .667 Steve Thonn 11 78-100 .438 Les Moss 7-4 .636 Michael Trigg 12 77-80 .490 Jay Gruden 11-7 .611 John Gregory 12 76-67 .531 Perry Moss 11-7 .611 Perry Moss 9 75-28-1 .726 Rob Keefe 4-3 .571 Doug Plank 6 65-35 .650 Les Moss 6 65-41 .613 Ed Hodgkiss 7 57-53 .518 Ron James 7 57-54 .514 Will McClay 6 55-26-1 .671 Todd Shell 7 53-45 .541 6 48-41-1 .539 Dave Ewart 4 46-64 .418 Babe Parilli 9 43-53 .448 Mike Neu 5 39-39 .500 Bret Munsey 5 34-32 .515

TOP TEN LEADERS IN POSTSEASON VICTORIES Coach Record Pct. Titles Tim Marcum 27-12 .692 7 Danny White 20-13 .606 2 Darren Arbet 19-9 .679 3 Kevin Guy 12-4 .750 3 Mike Hohensee 12-13 .480 1 Jay Gruden 11-7 .611 2 Perry Moss 11-7 .611 1 Mike Dailey 11-8 .579 2 Les Moss 7-4 .636 0 Doug Plank 6-6 .500 0 John Gregory 6-6 .500 0

TOP TWENTY LEADERS IN REGULAR-SEASON WINNING PERCENTAGE (Minimum 10 wins) Coach Record Pct. Fran Curci 15-5 .750 Kevin Guy 92-34 .730 Perry Moss 75-28-1 .726 Darren Arbet 169-73 .698 Tim Marcum 184-87 .679 Will McClay 55-26-1 .671 Clint Dolezel 47-25 .653 Doug Plank 65-35 .650 Rob Keefe 45-25 .643 Danny White 142-82 .634 Fran Papasedero 19-11 .633 Les Moss 65-41 .613 John Hufnagel 17-11 .607 Jay Gruden 82-54 .603 Andy Olson 42-30 .583 Mike Dailey 104-77 .575 17-13 .567 Frank Haege 25-21 .543 Todd Shell 53-45 .541 Pat Sperduto 48-41-1 .539

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ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDS (Alphabetical order; *-Coach of the Year; #- ArenaBowl Champion)

MITCH ALLNER Regular Postseason Combined_ RICK BUFFINGTON Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2010 Tulsa 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 1990 Albany 3-5 .375 ------3-5 .375 2011 Tulsa 8-10 .444 ------8-10 .444 1991 Albany 6-4 .600 0-1 .000 6-5 .545 Career Totals 18-16 .529 0-1 .000 18-17 .514 1992 Albany 5-5 .500 0-1 .000 5-6 .455 1993 Albany 5-7 .417 0-1 .000 5-8 .385 DARREN ARBET Regular Postseason Combined_ 1995 Connecticut 1-11 .083 ------1-11 .083 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1996 Charlotte 5-9 .357 ------5-9 .357 1999 San Jose 6-8 .429 ------6-8 .429 1998 Florida 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 2000 San Jose 12-2 .857 1-1 .500 13-3 .813 2000 Florida 0-1 .000 ------0-1 .000 2001 San Jose 10-4 .714 1-1 .500 11-5 .688 Career Totals 28-53 .346 0-3 .000 28-56 .333 2002 San Jose*# 13-1 .929 3-0 1.00 16-1 .941 2003 San Jose 12-4 .750 1-1 .500 13-5 .722 DEAN COKINOS Regular Postseason Combined_ 2004 San Jose# 11-5 .688 3-0 1.00 14-5 .737 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2005 San Jose 9-7 .563 0-1 .000 9-8 .529 2010 Alabama 7-9 .438 -– –– 7-9 .438 2006 San Jose 10-6 .625 1-1 .500 11-7 .611 2011 Georgia 11-7 .611 1-1 .500 12-8 .600 2007 San Jose# 13-3 .813 3-0 1.00 16-3 .842 2012 Georgia 9-9 .500 0-1 .000 9-10 .474 2008 San Jose 11-5 .688 2-1 .667 13-6 .684 2015 New Orleans 3-14-1 .194 ------3-14-1 .194 2011 San Jose 7-11 .389 ------7-11 .389 Career Totals 30-39 .436 1-2 .333 31-41 .432 2012 San Jose 12-6 .667 0-1 .000 12-7 .632 2013 San Jose 13-5 .722 0-1 .000 13-6 .684 BOB CORTESE Regular Postseason Combined_ 2014 San Jose 13-5 .722 1-1 .500 14-6 .700 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2015 San Jose# 17-1 .944 3-0 1.00 20-1 .952 2000 Oklahoma 7-7 .500 1-1 .500 8-8 .500 Career Totals 169-73 .698 19-9 .679 188-82 .696 2001 Oklahoma 5-9 .357 ------5-9 .357 2004 Grand Rapids 1-10 .091 ------1-10 .091 JOE AVEZZANO Regular Postseason Combined_ Career Totals 13-26 .333 1-1 .500 14-27 .341 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2002 Dallas 7-7 .500 1-1 .500 8-8 .500 FRAN CURCI Regular Postseason Combined_ 2003 Dallas 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 17-13 .567 1-2 .333 18-15 .545 1991 Tampa Bay*#8-2 .800 2-0 1.00 10-2 .833 1992 Cincinnati 7-3 .700 0-1 .000 7-4 .636 DANTON BARTO Regular Postseason Combined_ Career Totals 15-5 .750 2-1 .667 17-6 .739 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2007 Las Vegas 2-14 .125 ------2-14 .125 MIKE DAILEY Regular Postseason Combined_ 2011 Kansas City 6-12 .333 ------6-12 .333 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2012 Kansas City3-15 .167 ------3-15 .167 1997 Albany 6-8 .429 ------6-8 .429 Career Totals 11-41 .212 ------11-41 .212 1998 Albany 10-5 .667 0-1 .000 10-6 .625 1999 Albany*# 11-3 .786 3-0 1.00 14-3 .824 BOB BEERS Regular Postseason Combined_ 2000 Albany 9-5 .643 0-1 .000 9-6 .600 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2001 Indiana 9-5 .643 2-1 .667 11-6 .647 2003 Colorado 2-14 .125 ------2-14 .125 2002 Indiana 7-7 .500 0-1 .000 7-8 .467 Career Totals 2-14 .125 ------2-14 .125 2003 Indiana 6-10 .375 ------6-10 .375 2004 Colorado 11-5 .688 1-1 .500 12-6 .667 Regular Postseason Combined_ 2005 Colorado# 10-6 .625 3-0 1.00 13-6 .684 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2006 Colorado 11-5 .688 0-1 .000 11-6 .647 2000 Buffalo 5-5 .500 0-1 .000 5-6 .455 2007 Colorado 8-8 .500 1-1 .500 9-9 .500 2001 Buffalo 6-8 .429 ------6-8 .429 2008 Colorado 6-10 .375 1-1 .500 7-11 .389 2002 Buffalo 6-8 .429 0-1 .000 6-9 .400 Career Totals 104-77 .575 11-8 .579 115-85 .575 Career Totals 17-21 .447 0-2 .000 17-23 .425 Regular Postseason Combined_ Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2001 Detroit 7-7 .500 0-1 .000 7-8 .467 1989 Chicago 1-3 .250 0-1 .000 1-4 .200 2002 Detroit 1-13 .071 ------1-13 .071 Career Totals 1-3 .250 0-1 .000 1-4 .200 Career Totals 8-20 .286 0-1 .000 8-21 .276

STAN BROCK Regular Postseason Combined_ STEVE DEBERG Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1997 Portland 1-7 .125 ------1-7 .125 2004 Indiana 0-5 .000 ------0-5 .000 1998 Portland 4-10 .286 ------4-10 .286 Career Totals 0-5 .000 ------0-5 .000 1999 Portland 7-7 .500 ------7-7 .500 2000 Los Angeles 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 CLINT DOLEZEL Regular Postseason Combined_ 2001 Los Angeles 0-3 .000 ------0-3 .000 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 15-38 .283 ------15-38 .283 2011 Dallas 11-7 .611 0-1 .000 11-8 .579 2013 Philadelphia 12-6 .667 2-1 .667 14-7 .667 EARL BRUCE Regular Postseason Combined_ 2014 Philadelphia 9-9 .500 0-1 .000 9-10 .474 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2015* Philadelphia 15-3 .833 1-1 .500 16-4 .800 1994 Cleveland 2-10 .167 ------2-10 .167 Career Totals 47-25 .653 3-4 .750 50-29 .633 1995 St. Louis 9-3 .750 0-1 .000 9-4 .692 1996 St. Louis 2-2 .500 0-1 .000 2-3 .400 2004 Columbus 6-10 .375 ------6-10 .375 Career Totals 19-25 .432 0-2 .000 19-27 .413 145

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JIMMY DUNN Regular Postseason Combined_ JOHN GREGORY Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1994 Miami 5-7 .417 ------5-7 .417 1995 Iowa* 7-5 .583 1-1 .500 8-6 .571 Career Totals 5-7 .417 ------5-7 .417 1996 Iowa* 12-2 .857 2-1 .667 14-3 .824 1997 Iowa 11-3 .786 2-1 .667 13-4 .765 DAVE EWART Regular Postseason Combined_ 1998 Iowa 5-9 .357 ------5-9 .357 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1999 Iowa 11-3 .786 1-1 .500 12-4 .750 1996 St. Louis 6-4 .600 0-1 .000 6-5 .545 2000 Iowa 9-5 .643 0-1 .000 9-6 .600 1997 Texas 6-8 .429 ------6-8 .429 2001 New York 8-6 .571 0-1 .000 8-7 .533 2000 Florida 3-10 .231 ------3-10 .231 2002 New York 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 2001 Florida 6-8 .429 ------6-8 .429 2003 New York 0-4 .000 ------0-4 .000 2005 Tampa Bay 1-1 .500 ------1-1 .500 2004 Carolina 1-3 .250 ------1-3 .250 2006 Tampa Bay 2-1 .667 ------2-1 .667 2010 Iowa 7-9 .438 –- –- 7-9 .438 2011 Tampa Bay 7-11 .389 ------7-11 .389 2011 Iowa 2-7 .222 ------2-7 .222 2012 Tampa Bay 8-10 .444 ------8-10 .444 Career Totals 76-67 .531 6-6 .500 82-73 .529 2013 Tampa Bay 7-11 .389 0-1 .000 7-12 .368 Career Totals 46-64 .418 0-2 .000 46-66 .411 JAY GRUDEN Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. SKIP FOSTER Regular Postseason Combined_ 1998 Orlando# 9-5 .643 3-0 1.00 12-5 .706 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1999 Orlando 7-7 .500 2-1 .667 9-8 .529 2004 Austin 8-8 .500 ------8-8 .500 2000 Orlando# 11-3 .786 3-0 1.00 14-3 .824 2005 Austin 6-10 .375 ------6-10 .375 2001 Orlando 8-6 .571 0-1 .000 8-7 .533 2006 Austin 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 2004 Orlando 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 Career Totals 24-24 .500 0-1 .000 24-25 .590 2005 Orlando 10-6 .624 1-1 .500 11-7 .611 2006 Orlando 10-6 .625 2-1 .667 12-7 .632 Regular Postseason Combined_ 2007 Orlando 8-8 .500 0-1 .000 8-9 .471 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2008 Orlando 9-7 .563 0-1 .000 9-8 .529 1995 Miami 1-11 .083 ------1-11 .083 Career Totals 82-54 .603 11-7 .611 93-61 .604 Career Totals 1-11 .083 ------1-11 .083 KEVIN GUY Regular Postseason Combined_ RICK FRAZIER Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2000 New Jersey 1-3 .250 ------1-3 .250 1998 Milwaukee 7-7 .500 ------7-7 .500 2008 Arizona 8-8 .500 0-1 .000 8-9 .471 1999 Milwaukee 7-7 .500 0-1 .000 7-8 .467 2010 Arizona 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 2000 Milwaukee 7-7 .500 0-1 .000 7-8 .467 2011 Arizona* 16-2 .889 2-1 .667 18-3 .857 2001 Milwaukee 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 2012 Arizona# 13-5 .722 3-0 1.00 16-5 .762 2004 Grand Rapids 0-5 .000 ------0-5 .000 2013 Arizona# 15-3 .833 3-0 1.00 18-3 .857 Career Totals 24-37 .393 0-2 .000 24-39 .381 2014 Arizona# 15-3 .833 3-0 1.00 18-3 .857 2015 Arizona 14-4 .788 1-1 .500 15-5 .750 DON FREASE Regular Postseason Combined_ Career Totals 92-34 .730 12-4 .750 104-38 .732 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1995 Memphis 6-6 .500 0-1 .000 6-7 .462 ART HAEGE Regular Postseason Combined_ 1996 Memphis 0-14 .000 ------0-14 .000 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1997 Portland 1-5 .167 ------1-5 .167 1994 Milwaukee 0-8 .000 ------0-8 .000 Career Totals 7-25 .219 0-1 .000 7-26 .212 Career Totals 0-8 .000 ------0-8 .000

JAMES FULLER Regular Postseason Combined_ FRANK HAEGE Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2005 Philadelphia 4-7 .364 ------4-7 .364 2002 New Jersey 9-5 .643 0-1 .000 9-6 .600 2010 Dallas 2-8 .200 –- –- 2-8 .200 2003 Las Vegas 8-8 .500 0-1 .000 8-9 .471 Career Totals 6-15 .286 ------6-15 .286 2004 Las Vegas 8-8 .500 ------8-8 .500 Career Totals 25-21 .543 0-2 .000 25-23 .521 AARON GARCIA Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. JOE HAERING Regular Postseason Combined_ 2015 Las Vegas 5-12-1 .306 ------5-12-1 .306 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 5-12-1 .306 ------5-12-1 .306 1987 Pittsburgh 4-2 .667 0-1 .000 4-3 .571 1988 Pittsburgh 6-6 .500 0-1 .000 6-7 .462 Regular Postseason Combined_ 1989 Pittsburgh 2-0 1.000 ------2-0 1.000 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1990 Pittsburgh 3-5 .375 0-1 .000 3-6 .333 1992 New Orleans 0-10 .000 ------0-10 .000 1993 Cincinnati 2-10 .167 ------2-10 .167 Career Totals 0-10 .000 ------0-10 .000 Career Totals 17-23 .425 0-3 .000 17-26 .395

GALEN HALL Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1994 Charlotte 5-7 .417 0-1 .000 5-8 .385 Career Totals 5-7 .417 0-1 .000 5-8 .385

WEYLAN HARDING Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2005 New York 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 2006 New York 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 2007 New York 5-11 .313 ------5-11 .313 2008 New York 8-8 .500 1-1 .500 9-9 .500 Career Totals 33-31 .512 1-3 .250 34-34 .500 146

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BRUCE HARDY Regular Postseason Combined_ RON JAMES Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1999 Florida 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 2005 Las Vegas 8-8 .500 ------8-8 .500 Career Totals 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 2006 Las Vegas 5-10 .333 ------5-10 .333 2010 Utah 1-8 .125 –- –- 1-8 .125 BOB HARRISON Regular Postseason Combined_ 2011 Utah 9-9 .500 ------9-9 .500 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct 2012 Utah 12-6 .667 1-1 .500 13-7 .650 1987 Washington 2-4 .333 ------2-4 .333 2013 Utah 7-11 .389 ------7-11 .389 Career Totals 2-4 .333 ------2-4 .333 2014 Pittsburgh 15-2 .882 0-1 .000 15-3 .833 Career Totals 57-54 .514 1-2 .333 58-56 .509 ED HODGKISS Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Regular Postseason Combined_ 2002 Los Angeles 8-6 .571 0-1 .000 8-7 .533 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2003 Los Angeles 11-5 .688 0-1 .000 11-6 .647 1987 Chicago 2-4 .333 ------2-4 .333 2004 Los Angeles 9-7 .563 0-1 .000 9-8 .529 1996 Minnesota 4-10 .286 ------4-10 .286 2005 Los Angeles 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 Career Totals 6-14 .300 ------6-14 .300 2006 Los Angeles 5-11 .313 ------5-11 .313 2007 Los Angeles 9-7 .563 1-1 .500 10-8 .556 JIM JENSEN Regular Postseason Combined_ 2008 Los Angeles 5-11 .313 –- –- 5-11 .313 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 57-53 .518 1-5 .167 58-58 .500 1996 Florida 6-8 .429 ------6-8 .429 Career Totals 6-8 .429 ------6-8 .429 MIKE HOHENSEE Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. LEE JOHNSON Regular Postseason Combined_ 1990 Washington 2-6 .250 ------2-6 .250 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1994 Albany 10-2 .833 1-1 .500 11-3 .786 2012 San Antonio 14-4 .778 0-1 .000 14-5 .737 1995 Albany 7-5 .583 1-1 .500 8-6 .571 2013 San Antonio 10-8 .556 ------10-8 .556 1996 Albany 10-4 .714 1-1 .500 11-5 .688 2014 San Antonio 3-15 .167 ------3-15 .167 1997 Anaheim 2-12 .143 ------2-12 .143 Career Totals 27-27 .500 0-1 .000 27-28 .491 1999 New England 5-9 .357 ------5-9 .357 2000 New England 8-6 .571 0-1 .000 8-7 .533 Regular Postseason Combined_ 2001 Chicago 7-7 .500 1-1 .500 8-8 .500 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2002 Chicago 9-5 .643 1-1 .500 10-6 .625 1992 Sacramento 4-6 .400 0-1 .000 4-7 .364 2003 Chicago 8-8 .500 0-1 .000 8-9 .471 Career Totals 4-6 .400 0-1 .000 4-7 .364 2004 Chicago 11-5 .688 1-1 .500 12-6 .667 2005 Chicago 9-7 .563 1-1 .500 10-8 .556 DOUG KAY Regular Postseason Combined_ 2006 Chicago# 7-9 .438 4-0 1.000 11-9 .550 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2007 Chicago 12-4 .750 1-1 .500 13-5 .722 1995 Charlotte 5-7 .417 ------5-7 .417 2008 Chicago 11-5 .688 0-1 .000 11-6 .647 2000 Carolina 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 2010 Chicago 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 2001 Carolina 7-7 .500 ------7-7 .500 2011 Philadelphia 6-12 .333 ------6-12 .333 2006 Columbus 8-8 .500 ------8-8 .500 2012 Iowa 7-11 .389 ------7-11 .389 2007 Columbus 7-9 .438 3-1 .750 10-10 .500 2013 Iowa 6-12 .333 ------6-12 .333 2008 Columbus 3-13 .188 -– -– 3-13 .188 2014 Iowa 6-12 .333 ------6-12 .333 Career Totals 33-55 .375 3-1 .750 36-56 .391 2015 Portland 5-13 .278 0-1 .000 5-14 .263 Career Totals 158-160 .597 12-13 .480 169-173 .494 ROB KEEFE Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. MIKE HOLD Regular Postseason Combined_ 2010 Spokane 13-3 .813 3-0 1.00 16-3 .842 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2011 Spokane 9-9 .500 0-1 .000 9-10 .474 2003 Carolina 0-13 .000 ------0-13 .000 2014 Orlando 11-7 .611 1-1 .500 12-8 .600 2006 Las Vegas 0-1 .000 ------0-1 .000 2015 Orlando 12-6 .667 0-1 .000 12-7 .632 Career Totals 0-14 .000 ------0-14 .000 Career Totals 45-25 .643 4-3 .571 49-28 .636

JOHN HUFNAGEL Regular Postseason Combined_ Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1997 New Jersey 9-5 .643 0-1 .000 9-6 .600 1991 New Orleans 4-6 .400 ------4-6 .400 1998 New Jersey 8-6 .571 1-1 .500 9-7 .563 1997 Nashville* 10-4 .714 0-1 .000 10-5 .667 Career Totals 17-11 .607 1-2 .333 18-13 .581 1998 Nashville 9-5 .643 0-1 .000 9-6 .600 2003 Carolina 0-3 .000 ------0-3 .000 RICH INGOLD Regular Postseason Combined_ 2004 Carolina 2-4 .333 ------2-4 .333 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 25-22 .532 0-2 .000 25-24 .510 2010 Dallas 1-5 .167 –- –- 1-5 .167 Career Totals 1-5 .167 –- –- 1-5 .167 BOB KRONENBERG Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. DARRYL JACKSON Regular Postseason Combined_ 2004 Georgia 3-2 .600 ------3-2 .600 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 3-2 .600 ------3-2 .600 1989 Pittsburgh 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 2-2 .500 Career Totals 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 2-2 .500

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LARY KUHARICH Regular Postseason Combined_ WILL MCCLAY Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1992 Tampa Bay 9-1 .900 1-1 .500 10-2 .833 1999 Grand Rapids 1-1 .500 ------1-1 .500 1993 Tampa Bay# 9-3 .750 3-0 1.000 12-3 .800 2004 Dallas 6-10 .375 ------6-10 .375 1994 Tampa Bay 7-5 .583 0-1 .000 7-6 .538 2005 Dallas 8-7-1 .531 ------8-7-1 .531 1996 Connecticut 2-12 .143 ------2-12 .143 2006 Dallas 13-3 .813 1-1 .500 14-4 .778 1997 New York 2-12 .143 ------2-12 .143 2007 Dallas 15-1 .938 0-1 .000 15-2 .882 2001 New Jersey 2-12 .143 ------2-12 .143 2008 Dallas 12-4 .750 0-1 .000 12-5 .706 Career Totals 31-45 .408 4-2 .667 35-47 .427 Career Totals 55-26-1 .671 1-3 .250 56-29-1 .651

BOB LANDSEE Regular Postseason Combined_ SPARKY MCEWEN Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2010 Milwaukee 11-5 .688 1-1 .500 12-6 .667 2005 Grand Rapids 4-12 .250 ------4-12 .250 2011 Milwaukee 7-11 .389 ------7-11 .389 2006 Grand Rapids 5-11 .313 ------5-11 .313 2012 Milwaukee 5-13 .278 ------5-13 .278 2007 Grand Rapids 4-12 .250 ------4-12 .250 Career Totals 23-29 .442 1-1 .500 24-30 .444 2010 Oklahoma City 6-10 .375 -– -– 6-10 .375 Career Totals 19-45 .297 ------19-45 .297 MARTY LOWE Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. BOB MCMILLEN Regular Postseason Combined_ 2002 Georgia 5-4 .556 ------5-4 .556 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2003 Georgia 8-8 .500 1-1 .500 9-9 .500 2011 Chicago 13-5 .772 1-1 .500 14-6 .700 2004 Georgia 4-7 .364 ------4-7 .364 2012 Chicago 10-8 .556 ------10-8 .556 Career Totals 17-19 .472 1-1 .500 18-20 .474 2013 Chicago* 10-8 .556 0-1 .000 10-9 .526 2014 Los Angeles 3-15 .167 ------3-15 .167 Regular Postseason Combined_ 2015 Los Angeles 4-14 .222 ------4-14 .22 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 40-50 .444 1-2 .333 41-52 .441 2003 Detroit 8-8 .500 1-1 .500 9-9 .500 Career Totals 8-8 .500 1-1 .500 9-9 .500 LES MOSS Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. TOMMY LUGINBILL Regular Postseason Combined_ 2010 Jacksonville* 12-4 .750 0-1 .000 12-5 .706 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2011 Jacksonville# 14-4 .778 3-0 1.00 17-4 .810 2004 Detroit 5-11 .313 ------5-11 .313 2012 Jacksonville 10-8 .556 1-1 .500 11-9 .550 Career Totals 5-11 .313 ------5-11 .313 2013 Jacksonville 12-6 .667 1-1 .500 13-7 .650 2014 Jacksonville 7-11 .389 ------7-11 .389 ROBERT LYLES Regular Postseason Combined_ 2015 Jacksonville 10-8 .556 2-1 .667 12-9 .571 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 65-41 .613 7-4 .636 72-45 .615 2001 Los Angeles 5-6 .455 ------5-6 .455 2002 Georgia 1-4 .200 ------1-4 .200 PERRY MOSS Regular Postseason Combined_ Career Totals 6-10 .375 ------6-10 .375 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1988 Chicago* 10-1-1 .875 1-1 .500 11-2-1 .821 TIM MARCUM Regular Postseason Combined_ 1990 Detroit# 6-2 .750 2-0 1.00 8-2 .800 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1991 Orlando 3-7 .300 ------3-7 .300 1987 Denver*# 4-2 .667 1-0 1.00 5-2 .714 1992 Orlando* 9-1 .900 2-1 .667 11-2 .846 1988 Detroit# 9-3 .750 2-0 1.00 11-3 .786 1993 Orlando 10-2 .833 1-1 .500 11-3 .786 1989 Detroit# 3-1 .750 2-0 1.00 5-1 .833 1994 Orlando* 11-1 .917 2-1 .667 13-2 .867 1991 Detroit 9-1 .900 1-1 .500 10-2 .833 1995 Orlando 7-5 .583 2-1 .667 9-6 .600 1992 Detroit# 8-2 .800 3-0 1.00 11-2 .846 1996 Orlando 9-5 .643 0-1 .000 9-6 .600 1993 Detroit 11-1 .917 2-1 .667 13-2 .867 1997 Orlando 10-4 .714 1-1 .500 11-5 .688 1995 Tampa Bay# 10-2 .833 3-0 1.00 13-2 .867 Career Totals 75-28-1 .726 11-7 .611 86-35-1 .709 1996 Tampa Bay# 12-2 .857 3-0 1.00 15-2 .882 1997 Tampa Bay 8-6 .571 1-1 .500 9-7 .563 BRET MUNSEY Regular Postseason Combined_ 1998 Tampa Bay* 12 -2 .867 2-1 .667 15-3 .833 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1999 Tampa Bay 11-3 .786 0-1 .000 11-4 .733 2006 Philadelphia 9-7 .563 1-1 .500 10-8 .556 2000 Tampa Bay 8-6 .571 1-1 .500 9-7 .563 2007 Philadelphia 8-8 .500 1-1 .500 9-9 .500 2001 Tampa Bay 10-4 .714 0-1 .000 10-5 .667 2008 Philadelphia# 13-3 .813 3-0 1.00 16-3 .842 2002 Tampa Bay 6-8 .429 1-1 .500 7-9 .438 2012 Orlando 4-14 .222 ------4-14 .222 2003 Tampa Bay# 12-4 .750 3-0 1.00 15-4 .789 Career Totals 34-32 .515 5-2 .714 39-34 .534 2004 Tampa Bay 9-7 .563 0-1 .000 9-8 .529 2005 Tampa Bay 9-5 .643 0-1 .000 9-6 .600 MIKE NEU Regular Postseason Combined_ 2006 Tampa Bay 5-8 .385 ------5-8 .385 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2007 Tampa Bay 9-7 .563 0-1 .000 9-8 .529 2001 Carolina ------0-1 .000 0-1 .000 2008 Tampa Bay 8-8 .500 -– -– 8-8 .500 2002 Carolina 6-8 .429 1-1 .500 7-9 .438 2010 Tampa Bay 11-5 .688 2-1 .667 13-6 .684 2004 New Orleans* 11-5 .688 0-1 .000 11-6 .647 Career Totals 184-87 .679 27-12 .692 211-99 .681 2005 New Orleans 9-7 .563 ------9-7 .563 2007 New Orleans 5-11 .313 ------5-11 .313 FRANK MATTIACE Regular Postseason Combined_ 2008 New Orleans 8-8 .500 -– -– 8-8 .500 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 39-39 .500 1-3 .250 40-42 .488 1999 New Jersey 6-8 .429 ------6-8 .429 2000 New Jersey 3-7 .300 ------3-7 .300 DICK NOLAN Regular Postseason Combined_ Career Totals 9-15 .375 ------9-15 .375 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1992 San Antonio 2-8 .200 ------2-8 .200 Career Totals 2-8 .200 ------2-8 .200

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JON NORRIS Regular Postseason Combined_ KEVIN PORTER Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2010 Bos.-Shreve. 3-13 .188 -– -– 3-13 .188 2006 Kansas City 3-13 .188 ------3-13 .188 2011 New Orleans 1-3 .250 ------1-3 .250 2007 Kansas City 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 Career Totals 4-16 .200 ------4-16 .200 2008 Kansas City 3-13 .118 -– -– 3-13 .188 Career Totals 16-32 .333 0-1 .000 16-33 .327 GENE NUDO Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. ERNESTO PURNSLEY Regular Postseason Combined_ 2006 Arizona 8-8 .500 1-1 .500 9-9 .500 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2007 Arizona 4-12 .250 ------4-12 .250 2010 Utah 1-6 .167 -– -– 1-6 .167 Career Totals 12-20 .375 1-1 .500 13-21 .382 Career Totals 1-6 .167 -– -– 1-6 .167

PAT O’HARA Regular Postseason Combined_ Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2010 Orlando 8-8 .500 1-1 .500 9-9 .500 1994 Milwaukee 0-4 .000 ------0-4 .000 2011 Orlando 11-7 .611 0-1 .000 11-8 .579 Career Totals 0-4 .000 ------0-4 .000 2012 New Orleans 8-10 .444 0-1 .000 8-11 .421 2013 New Orleans 5-13 .278 -– -– 5-13 .278 LAWRENCE SAMUELS Regular Postseason Combined_ 2014 New Orleans 3-15 .167 ------3-15 .167 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 35-53 .398 1-3 .250 36-56 .391 2014 Tampa Bay 8-10 .444 ------8-10 .444 2015 Tampa Bay 7-11 .389 ------7-11 .389 ANDY OLSON Regular Postseason Combined_ Career Totals 15-21 .417 ------15-21 .417 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2012 Spokane 10-8 .556 ------10-8 .556 MATTHEW SAUK Regular Postseason Combined_ 2013 Spokane 14-4 .778 1-1 .500 15-5 .750 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2014 Spokane 11-7 .611 0-1 .000 11-8 .579 2014 Portland 5-13 .278 0-1 .000 5-14 .263 2015 Spokane 7-11 .389 0-1 .000 7-12 .368 Career Totals 5-13 .278 0-1 .000 5-14 .263 Career Totals 42-30 .583 1-3 .250 43-33 .566 RON SELESKY Regular Postseason Combined_ FRAN PAPASEDERO Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2003 Buffalo 5-11 .313 ------5-11 .313 2002 Orlando 7-7 .500 2-1 .667 9-8 .529 2004 Carolina 3-3 .500 ------3-3 .500 2003 Orlando 12-4 .750 1-1 .500 13-5 .722 Career Totals 8-14 .364 ------8-14 .364 Career Totals 19-11 .633 3-2 .600 22-13 .629 TODD SHELL Regular Postseason Combined_ BRIAN PARTLOW Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1995 San Jose 8-4 .667 0-1 .000 8-5 .615 2007 Austin 4-12 .250 ------4-12 .250 1996 San Jose 6-8 .429 ------6-8 .429 Career Totals 4-12 .250 ------4-12 .250 1997 San Jose 8-6 .571 0-1 .000 8-7 .533 1998 San Jose 7-7 .500 0-1 .000 7-8 .467 BABE PARILLI Regular Postseason Combined_ 2003 New York* 8-4 .667 1-1 .500 9-5 .643 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2004 New York 9-7 .563 ------9-7 .563 1988 New England 3-9 .250 ------3-9 .250 2005 Arizona 7-9 .438 ------7-9 .438 1989 Denver* 3-1 .750 0-1 .000 3-2 .600 Career Totals 53-45 .541 1-4 .200 54-49 .524 1990 Denver 4-4 .500 0-1 .000 4-5 .444 1991 Denver 6-4 .600 0-1 .000 6-5 .545 CHUCK SHELTON Regular Postseason Combined_ 1992 Charlotte 3-7 .300 ------3-7 .300 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1994 Las Vegas 5-7 .417 0-1 .000 5-8 .385 1998 New York 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 1995 Las Vegas 6-6 .500 ------6-6 .500 Career Totals 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 1996 Anaheim 9-5 .643 0-1 .000 9-6 .600 1997 Florida 4-10 .286 ------4-10 .286 Regular Postseason Combined_ Career Totals 43-53 .448 0-5 .000 43-58 .426 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2011 Pittsburgh 9-9 .500 ------9-9 .500 STEVE PATTON Regular Postseason Combined_ 2012 Pittsburgh 2-8 .200 ------2-8 .200 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 11-17 .393 ------11-17 .393 1993 Charlotte 6-6 .500 0-1 .000 6-7 .462 Career Totals 6-6 .500 0-1 .000 6-7 .462 PAT SPERDUTO Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. DREW PEARSON Regular Postseason Combined_ 1999 Nashville 8-6 .571 0-1 .000 8-7 .533 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2000 Nashville 9-5 .643 3-1 .750 12-6 .667 1991 Dallas 4-6 .400 ------4-6 .400 2001 Nashville 10-4 .714 2-1 .667 12-5 .706 Career Totals 4-6 .400 ------4-6 .400 2005 Nashville 6-9-1 .406 ------6-9-1 .406 2006 Nashville 8-8 .500 0-1 .000 8-9 .471 DOUG PLANK Regular Postseason Combined_ 2007 Nashville 7-9 .438 ------7-9 .438 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 48-41-1 .539 5-4 .556 53-45-1 .540 2005 Georgia* 11-5 .688 2-1 .667 13-6 .684 2006 Georgia 8-8 .500 1-1 .500 9-9 .500 Regular Postseason Combined_ 2007 Georgia 14-2 .875 1-1 .500 15-3 .833 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2008 Georgia 10-6 .625 0-1 .000 10-7 .588 2005 Columbus 2-14 .125 ------2-14 .125 2012 Philadelphia 15-3 .833 2-1 .667 17-4 .810 Career Totals 2-14 .125 ------2-14 .125 2013 Orlando 7-11 .389 0-1 .000 7-11 .389 Career Totals 65-35 .650 6-6 .500 71-40 .640

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DEREK STINGLEY Regular Postseason Combined_ DAVE WHINHAM Regular Postseason Combined Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2011 New Orleans 2-12 .143 ------2-12 .143 1991 Columbus 0-10 .000 ------0-10 .000 2012 Pittsburgh 3-5 .375 ------3-5 .375 1992 Cleveland 4-6 .400 0-1 .000 4-7 .364 2013 Pittsburgh 4-14 .222 ------4-14 .222 1993 Cleveland 2-10 .167 ------2-10 .167 2014 Pittsburgh 0-1 .000 ------0-1 .000 1999 Buffalo 1-13 .071 ------1-13 .071 Career Totals 9-32 .219 ------9-32 .219 2000 Buffalo 0-4 .000 ------7-44 .137 Career Totals 7-43 .140 0-1 .000 7-44 .137 ERNIE STAUTNER Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. DANNY WHITE Regular Postseason Combined_ 1990 Dallas* 6-2 .750 1-1 .500 7-3 .700 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 6-2 .750 1-1 .500 7-3 .700 1992 Arizona 4-6 .400 ------4-6 .400 1993 Arizona* 7-5 .583 1-1 .500 8-6 .571 MARK STOUTE Regular Postseason Combined_ 1994 Arizona# 8-4 .667 3-0 1.000 11-4 .733 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1995 Arizona 7-5 .583 0-1 .000 7-6 .538 2001 Toronto 8-6 .571 1-1 .500 9-7 .563 1996 Arizona 11-3 .786 1-1 .500 12-4 .750 2002 Toronto 5-9 .357 ------5-9 .357 1997 Arizona# 12-2 .857 3-0 1.000 15-2 .882 Career Totals 13-15 .464 1-1 .500 14-16 .467 1998 Arizona 10-4 .714 1-1 .500 11-5 .688 1999 Arizona 10-4 .714 1-1 .500 11-5 .688 Regular Postseason Combined_ 2000 Arizona 12-2 .857 2-1 .667 14-3 .824 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2001 Arizona 8-6 .571 1-1 .500 9-7 .563 1993 Miami 5-7 .417 0-1 .000 5-8 .385 2002 Arizona 11-3 .786 2-1 .667 13-4 .765 1994 Mass 8-4 .667 1-1 .500 9-5 .643 2003 Arizona 10-6 .625 3-1 .750 13-7 .650 Career Totals 13-11 .542 1-2 .333 14-13 .519 2004 Arizona 11-5 .688 2-1 .667 13-6 .684 2006 Utah 7-9 .438 0-1 .000 7-10 .412 STEVE THONN Regular Postseason Combined_ 2007 Utah 8-8 .500 0-1 .000 8-9 .471 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2008 Utah 6-10 .375 0-1 .000 6-11 .353 1998 Houston 8-6 .571 0-1 .000 8-7 .533 Career Totals 142-82 .634 20-13 .606 162-95 .630 1999 Houston 4-10 .286 ------4-10 .286 2000 Houston 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 Regular Postseason Combined_ 2001 Houston 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2008 Grand Rapids 6-10 .375 2-1 2-1 8-11 .421 1988 Los Angeles 5-6-1 .458 0-1 .000 5-7-1 .423 2010 Cleveland 7-9 .438 -– -– 7-9 .438 1989 Maryland 0-4 .000 ------0-4 .000 2011 Cleveland 10-8 .556 0-1 .000 10-9 .526 Career Totals 5-10-1 .344 0-1 .000 5-11-1 .324 2012 Cleveland 8-10 .444 ------8-10 .444 2013 Cleveland 4-14 .286 ------4-14 .286 MIKE WILPOLT Regular Postseason Combined_ 2014 Cleveland* 17-1 .944 2-1 .667 19-2 .905 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 2015 Cleveland 8-10 .444 0-1 .000 8-11 .421 2004 Indiana 8-3 .727 ------8-3 .727 Career Totals 78-100 .438 4-5 .444 82-105 .438 2008 Cleveland 9-7 .563 2-1 .667 11-8 .579 Career Totals 17-10 .629 2-1 .667 19-11 .633 JERRY TRICE Regular Postseason Combined_ Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. JOHN PAUL YOUNG Regular Postseason Combined_ 1993 Dallas 3-9 .250 0-1 .000 3-10 .231 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Career Totals 3-9 .250 0-1 .000 3-10 .231 1992 Dallas 5-5 .500 1-1 .500 6-6 .500 1996 Texas 1-13 .071 ------1-13 .071 MICHAEL TRIGG Regular Postseason Combined_ Career Totals 6-18 .250 1-1 .500 7-19 .269 Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1994 Fort Worth 5-7 .417 0-1 .000 5-8 .385 1995 Milwaukee 4-8 .333 ------4-8 .333 1996 Milwaukee 10-4 .714 0-1 .000 10-5 .667 1997 Milwaukee 8-6 .571 0-1 .000 8-7 .533 1998 Grand Rapids 3-11 .214 ------3-11 .214 1999 Grand Rapids 7-5 .583 0-1 .000 7-6 .538 2000 Grand Rapids 6-8 .429 0-1 .000 6-9 .400 2001 Grand Rapids*#11-3 .786 3-0 1.000 14-3 .824 2002 Grand Rapids 8-6 .571 0-1 .000 8-7 .533 2003 Grand Rapids 8-8 .500 0-1 .000 8-9 .471 2004 Philadelphia 5-11 .313 ------5-11 .313 2005 Philadelphia 2-3 .400 ------2-3 .400 Career Totals 77-80 .490 3-7 .300 80-87 .455

JIM VALEK Regular Postseason Combined Year Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1988 New York 2-10 .167 ------2-10 .167 Career Totals 2-10 .167 ------2-10 .167

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ARENA FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME The Arena Football Hall of Fame Operating Board of Directors chooses inductees by secret ballot. Candidates are selected by the Nominating Committee and chosen from five categories: Players, Coaches, Administrators (owners and front office), Officials and At-large. The criteria for player nomination are as follows: if a player was active before 1989, he must have played for two seasons. For players after 1989, three seasons of service are required. All players must be retired for two complete seasons. Coaches must have been active for a minimum of five seasons and need not be retired.

INAUGURAL CLASS OF 1998 CLASS OF 1999 DWAYNE DIXON: WR/DB. 6-3,203. JAY GRUDEN: QB. 6-1, 215. Louisville. Tampa Bay (1991-96), Florida. Washington (1987), Detroit (1988- Orlando (2002-03. Two-time First-Team All-Arena selection (1992, 91). Ironman of the Year (1988). 1995). League MVP (1992). ArenaBowl VII MVP (1993). Selected to ArenaBowl II Ironman of the Game All-ArenaBowl Team (1999). Selected to AFL 10th Anniversary Team (1988). Two-time First-Team All-Arena selection (1987-88). Selected to (1996). Selected to AFL 15th Anniversary Team (2001). Voted No. 4 All-ArenaBowl Team (1999). Selected to AFL 10th Anniversary Team Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006) (1996). Voted No. 10 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical and Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Voted No. 2 Greatest QB in Committee (2006). Voted No. 15 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Led the Storm to Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Member of Detroit’s three a 68-13 overall record and four ArenaBowl championships (1991, straight championship teams (1988-90). Still holds the AFL record for 1993, 1995-96). most receptions in a single game. DURWOOD “ROCK” ROQUEMORE: DS. 6-1, 190. Texas A&I. JAMES FOSTER: Founder. Commissioner (1987-92). Chicago (1987-88), Albany (1990), Orlando (1991-96). Four-time First- Owner/President, Iowa Barnstormers, (1995-2001). Two-time AFL Team All-Arena selection (1988, 1990, 1992-94). Selected to All- Executive of the Year (1995-96). ArenaBowl Team (1999). Selected to AFL 10th Anniversary Team (1996). Voted No. 21 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical JERRY KURZ: Co-founder. V.P. International Expansion/Gridiron Committee in 2012. Enterprises, Inc., (1990-present). AFL Commissioner (2010-present). Distinguished member of AFL’s Executive Committee. JON ROEHLK: OL/DL. 6-2, 285. Iowa. Washington (1987), Detroit (1988-93), Miami (1994), Iowa (1995-96). Two-time All-Arena selection TIM MARCUM: Head Coach. Denver (1987), Detroit (1988-90, 1991- (1987-88). Selected to All-ArenaBowl Team (1999). Selected to AFL 93), Tampa Bay, (1995-2010). Two-time AFL Coach of the Year (1987, 10th Anniversary Team (1996). Member of four championship teams 1998). Winner of the Founder’s Award (2001). Winningest coach in (1988-90, 1992). Six title game appearances in six seasons. AFL history, with overall record of 211-99. Won six ArenaBowl titles with Denver (1987), Detroit (1988-89) and Tampa Bay (1995-96). GARY VITTO: General Manager. Detroit (1988-1993). Oversaw the AFL’s first , the Detroit Drive, from 1988-1993. His teams GARY MULLEN: WR/DB. 5-11, 170. West Virginia. Denver (1987), appeared in the championship six straight years, winning four, Los Angeles (1988), Detroit (1989-92), Cincinnati (1993), Milwaukee including three straight (1988-90). Gary passed away in December (1994). Four-time All-Arena selection (1987-88, 1990-91). ArenaBowl I 2001. MVP (1987). Selected to All-ArenaBowl Team (1999). Selected to AFL 15th Anniversary Team (2001). Voted No. 17 Greatest Player in AFL CLASS OF 2000 History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted No. 25 Greatest CARL AIKENS: WR/DB. 6-1, 185. Northern Illinois. Chicago (1988- Player and No. 23 Greatest Receiver in AFL History by Silver 89), Dallas (1990-91), Orlando (1992-93), Milwaukee (1994). Ironman Anniversary Committee (2012). Member of four championship teams of the Year (1989). Three-time First-Team All-Arena selection (1988- (1987, 1989-90, 1992). 90). Played in three ArenaBowls (1988, 1990, 1992).

TATE RANDLE: DS. 6-1, 205. Texas Tech. Detroit (1990-92). Two- BEN BENNETT: QB. 6-2, 200. Duke. Chicago (1988-89), Dallas time All-Arena selection (1990-91). Selected to All-ArenaBowl Team (1990), Orlando (1991-95), San Jose (1996), Portland (1997). Four- (1999). Selected to AFL 10th Anniversary Team (1996). Won two time All-Arena selection (1988, 1990, 1993-94). League MVP (1988). championships with the Drive (1990, 1992). Totaled 17 career Voted No. 23 Greatest Player and No. 8 Greatest QB in AFL History by interceptions. Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Led three different teams to five different ArenaBowls in 10 seasons. Accumulated 14,169 passing ALVIN RETTIG: FB/LB. 5-11, 200. Rice. Detroit (1988-93). Three-time yards and 267 TD passes. All-Arena selection (1990-92). ArenaBowl IV Ironman of the Game (1990). Selected to AFL 10th Anniversary Team (1996). Voted No. 16 JOE MARCH: OL/DL. 6-3, 270. Murray State. Denver (1991), Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Sacramento (1992), Milwaukee (1993), Tampa Bay (1993-96), Voted No. 20 Greatest Player in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Nashville (1997). First-Team All-Arena (1991). Recorded 12.5 sacks in Committee in 2012. Member of four championship teams (1988, 1989, his rookie season. Member of three ArenaBowl title teams with Storm 1990, 1992). Led League in sacks with 11 in 1992. Holds single-game (1993, 1995-96). AFL sack record. GLENN MAZULA: Owner. Albany/Indiana Firebirds (1990-2002). CRAIG WALLS: OL/DL. 6-2, 215. Indiana. Pittsburgh (1987-88). Two- Winner of the Commissioner’s Award (1994). Oversaw 98 victories, six time First-Team All-Arena selection (1987-88). Won an ArenaBowl title division titles and the ArenaBowl championship (1999) during his time in 1987. Collected 25 career sacks, including an AFL-record 13 in his with the Firebirds. rookie season. PERRY MOSS: Head Coach. Chicago (1988), Detroit (1990), Orlando (1990-97). Three-time Coach of the Year (1988, 1992, 1994). Accumulated 86 career wins, while leading five different teams to the ArenaBowl, winning it in 1990. Had five seasons of 11-or-more wins.

HERCULES “HERKIE” WALLS: WR/DB. 5-8, 165. Texas. Orlando (1991-96). One-time All-Arena selection (1991). Voted No. 22 Greatest Receiver in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Played on three ArenaBowl teams (1992, 1994-95). Totaled 207 receptions, 2,924 yards and 54 TDs along with more than 4,000 return yards in six-year career. 151

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CLASS OF 2002 SAM HERNANDEZ: OL/DL. 6-3, 255. Sonoma State. Charlotte (1992), JOHN CORKER: OL/DL. 6-6, 245. Oklahoma State. Detroit (1988, Las Vegas (1994-1995), Anaheim (1996-1997), San Jose (1998-2005). 1990-93), Miami (1994-95). First-Team All-Arena selection (1991). Five-time All-Arena selection (1995-96, 1998, 2000, 2003). Lineman of Lineman of the Year (1991). Selected to AFL 10th Anniversary Team the Year (2000). Selected to AFL 15th Anniversary Team (2001). (1996). Voted No. 19 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Voted No. 13 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted No. 14 Greatest Player in AFL History by Committee (2006). Voted No. 9 Greatest Player and No. 10 Greatest Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Led the League with eight sacks Ironman in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Still in 1991. Won two ArenaBowl titles with the Drive (1988, 1991). holds the League record for sacks in a career with 59. Also caught five touchdown passes and rushed for two scores in his career. FRED GAYLES: WR/DB. 6-0, 205. Western State (CO). Denver (1989), Albany (1990-97), Grand Rapids (1998). Two-time All-Arena GEORGE LAFRANCE: OS. 6-0, 180. Baker. Detroit (1988-1993), selection (1991, 1995). Recorded four seasons of 50 receptions or Tampa Bay (1994-1999), New Jersey (2000). Two-time First-Team All- more during his 10-year career. Arena (1989, 1991). Two-time League MVP (1989, 1991). Three-time ArenaBowl MVP (1989, 1992, 1995). Selected to All-ArenaBowl Team : Owner. Detroit Drive (1988-93). In the team’s six-year (1999). Selected to AFL 10th Anniversary Team (1996). Selected to history, the Drive made a trip to the title game every year of their AFL 15th Anniversary Team (2001). Voted No. 3 Greatest Player in existence, capturing four in the process. The Drive boasted 31 All- AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted No. 6 Greatest Arena selections, three MVP award winners, one Ironman of the Year, Player and No. 5 Greatest Receiver in AFL History by Silver one Lineman of the Year and a Kicker of the Year. Anniversary Committee (2012). Five-time ArenaBowl champion (1988- 89, 1992, 1995-96) Retired as the League’s all-time leader in nearly REGGIE SMITH: OS. 5-6, 170. North Carolina Central. Chicago (1987- every receiving and return category in 2000. Holds ArenaBowl records 89), Albany (1990), Orlando (1991). One-time First-Team All-Arena for games played, games won, points scored, total touchdowns, selection (1990). Three-time Second Team All-Arena selection (1987- receiving touchdowns, kickoff returns, kickoff return yards, and all- 88, 1990). Accumulated 2,371 return yards and recorded the league’s purpose yards. first-ever kick return touchdown. Nicknamed “Super Gnat”. GENE NUDO: League Executive. Arizona, Chicago. League’s only DANNY WHITE: Head Coach. Arizona (1993-2004), Utah (2006- three-time Executive of the Year. Selected 2002 Founder’s Award 2008). Guided his team to the playoffs in 10 of 11 seasons, which winner. Led Arizona to five consecutive Commissioner’s Awards and included two championships (1994 and 1997). Won Coach of the Year coached in the 1986 “test game.” award in 1993. Finished his career with a 162-95 record as a head coach. STEVIE THOMAS: WR/LB. 6-1, 210. Bethune-Cookman. Tampa Bay (1991-1999), Orlando (2000), New Jersey (2001). Two-time All-Arena CLASS OF 2011 selection (1992, 1996). Two-time ArenaBowl MVP (1991, 1996). DARREN ARBET: Head Coach. San Jose (1999-2008, 2011-present). Selected to AFL 15th Anniversary Team (2001). Voted No. 9 Greatest Two-time AFL Coach of the Year (2000, 2002). Three-time ArenaBowl Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted No. champion (2002, 2004, 2007). Ranks in the top five in AFL history in 12 Greatest Player in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee regular season victories, regular season winning percentage, (2012). Won five ArenaBowl championships (1991, 1993, 1995-96, postseason victories and postseason winning percentage. 2000). Retired as the AFL’s all-time leader in fumble recoveries and interceptions returned for touchdowns. SYLVESTER BEMBERY: OL/DL. 6-3, 285. Central Florida. New England (1988), Albany (1990-1994), Tampa Bay (1995-1999, 2002), BARRY WAGNER: WR/DB, 6-3, 225. Alabama A&M. Orlando (1992- Buffalo (2000). Six-time All-Arena selection (1988, 1990-92, 1995-96). 1999), San Jose (2000-2006). Eight-time All-Arena selection (1992-97, Selected to All-ArenaBowl Team (1999). Selected to AFL 10th 2002-03). League MVP (1995). Ironman of the Year six consecutive Anniversary Team (1996). Selected to AFL 15th Anniversary Team seasons (1992-97). Selected to All-ArenaBowl Team (1999). Selected (2001). Voted No. 7 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical to AFL 10th Anniversary Team (1996). Selected to AFL 15th Committee (2006). Voted No. 11 Greatest Player and No. 7 Greatest Anniversary Team (2001). Voted No. 2 Greatest Player in AFL History Ironman in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Won by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted Greatest Player and back-to-back ArenaBowl championships with the Tampa Bay Storm Greatest Ironman in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (1995-96). Retired as the League’s all-time leader in sacks in 2001. (2012). Also voted No. 4 Greatest Receiver in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). All-time leader in points scored, career EDDIE BROWN: OS. 5-11, 192. Louisiana Tech. Albany/Indiana touchdowns, two-point conversions, all-purpose yardage, rushing (1994-2003). Four-time All-Arena selection (1994, 1996, 1998-99). touchdowns, forced fumbles, interceptions and tackles. Holds League MVP (1994). Two-time Offensive Player of the Year (1996, ArenaBowl records for receptions, rushing touchdowns and 1999). ArenaBowl XIII MVP (1999). Selected to AFL 15th Anniversary interceptions. Team (2001). Voted Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted No. 2 Greatest Player in AFL History by KURT WARNER: QB, 6-2, 215. Northern Iowa. Iowa (1995-1997). Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Also voted Greatest Receiver in Two-time First-Team All-Arena selection (1996-97). Winner of AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Holds AFL Founder’s Award (2006). Selected to AFL 15th Anniversary Team records for points scored in a game and touchdowns in a game, as (2001). Voted No. 12 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical well as the playoff and ArenaBowl records for single-game receiving Committee (2006). Voted No. 16 Greatest Player in AFL History by yards. Recorded seven 1,000+ yard seasons. Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Led the Barnstormers to back- to-back ArenaBowl appearances in 1996 and 1997. Only former player HUNKIE COOPER: WR/LB. 5-9, 190. Nevada-Las Vegas. Arizona to receive the AFL’s Founder’s Award. Still holds ArenaBowl records (1993-2005). Six-time All-Arena selection (1993, 1995-97, 1999-2000). for most completions and pass attempts. League MVP (1993). Two-time Ironman of the Year (1999-2000). ArenaBowl XI Ironman of the Game (1997). Selected to AFL 15th Anniversary Team (2001). Voted No. 5 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006) and Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Voted No. 2 Greatest Ironman and No. 7 Greatest Receiver in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Retired in 2005 as the League’s all-time leader in nearly all return categories.

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CLASS OF 2012 BOB McMILLEN: FB/LB. 6-2, 255. Illinois-Benedictine. SHERDRICK BONNER: QB. 6-4, 240. Cal State-Northridge. Arizona Arizona (1995-2000), San Jose (2001-02), Chicago (2003-07). Named (1993-2007), Chicago (2008). Five-time All-Arena selection (1997-98, to First Team 15th Anniversary Team (2001). Voted No. 20 Greatest 2000, 2002-03). ArenaBowl VIII MVP (1994). Voted No. 8 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted No. Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted No. 7 17 Greatest Player in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee Greatest Player in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Two-time All-Arena selection (1999-2000). One-time All- (2012). Voted Greatest QB in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Ironman selection (2004). Won ArenaBowl championships with three Committee (2012). Holds AFL postseason records for most passing different teams. yards, touchdowns, completions and attempts. Holds ArenaBowl records for most passes attempted and completed. Passed for at least CARL PAGANELLI: Longtime AFL official, advisor and contributor to 2,000 yards in an AFL-record 12 seasons. the League. One-time Founder’s Award winner (1995).

MIKE DAILEY: Head Coach. Albany/Indiana (1997-2003), Colorado LAWRENCE SAMUELS: WR/LB. 6-2, 215. Livingston. 2004-2008). Coach of the Year (1999). Two-time ArenaBowl champion Tampa Bay (1994-2000, 2002-10). New Jersey (2001). Five-time All- coach (1999, 2005). 1999 Albany Firebirds were voted the Greatest Arena selection (2003-07). Four-time All-Ironman selection (2000, Team in AFL History by the Silver Anniversary Committee in 2012. 2003, 2007). Three-time ArenaBowl champion (IX, X, XVII). Named MVP and Ironman of the Game at ArenaBowl XVII (2003). CLINT DOLEZEL: QB. 6-5, 205. East Texas State. Milwaukee (1995- 1996), Texas (1997), Houston (1998-1999), Grand Rapids (2001- CLASS OF 2014 2003), Las Vegas (2004-2005), Dallas (2006-2008). Three-time All- ANDRE BOWDEN: FB/LB. 6-2, 260. Fayetteville State. Arena selection (2001, 2006-2007). Voted No. 8 Greatest Player and Tampa Bay (1991-1993, 19997-2001, 2003-2004), Carolina (2002). No. 5 Greatest QB in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee Three-time ArenaBowl champion (V, VII, XVII). Three-time All-Arena (2012). Won ArenaBowl XV championship (2001). Still holds the AFL selection (199-2001). All-Ironman selection (2000). Second Team 15th record for most passing yards in a single game. Anniversary Team (2001). Ranks first in AFL history with 79 postseason rushing attempts. RANDY GATEWOOD: WR/DB. 6-0, 185. Nevada-Las Vegas. Arizona (1996-2007). Six-time All-Arena selection (1996-97, 1999-2000, 2003, DAMIAN HARRELL: WR. 6-3, 180. Florida State 2006). Three-time All-Ironman selection (2002-03, 2006). Two-time New England (1999-2000), Toronto (2001-2002), Colorado (2003- Ironman of the Year (2002, 2006). Voted No. 17 Greatest Player in 2007), Chicago (2008), Milwaukee (2010-2011). Five-time All-Arena AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted No. 11 selection (2004-2008). Two-time Offensive Player of the Year (2005- Greatest Receiver in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee 2006). Voted the 100th Greatest Player in AFL History by the Silver (2012). Won ArenaBowl XI championship (1997). Anniversary Committee (2012). Won ArenaBowl XIX championship (2005). Finished his career ranked first in League history in receptions, MIKE HOHENSEE: Head Coach. Washington (1990), Albany (1994- receiving yards, receiving touchdowns, consecutive games with a 96), Anaheim (1997), New England (1999-2000), Chicago (2001- receiving touchdown, and most seasons with 1,000-plus receiving 2010), Philadelphia (2011), Iowa (2012-present). First former AFL yards. player to become an AFL coach. Won ArenaBowl XX championship (2006). KYLE MOORE-BROWN: OL/DL. 6-4, 306. Kansas. Albany (1995-1999), Indiana (2001-2003), Colorado (2004-2008). WILLIAM NIRO: Co-founder. Represented founder and game inventor Three-time All-Ironman selection (2002, 2005-2006). Two-time All- Jim Foster in formation of the Arena Football League (1988). Founded Arena selection (2007-2008). Two-time ArenaBowl champion (XIII, Gridiron Enterprises, which established team-owned AFL with Jim XIX). Ranks first in AFL history with 236 consecutive starts. Foster, Jerry Kurz and Mark Highley (1990). Managed business, legal and financial affairs of the League (1989-1992). Organized and co- OMARR SMITH: DB. 5-8, 180. San Jose State. managed international AFL preview games (1989-1996). San Jose (2000-2002, 2004-2008). Tampa Bay (2003). Four-time ArenaBowl champion (XVI, XVII, XVIII, XXI). Two-time All-Arena CLASS OF 2013 selection (2003-2004). Named Ironman of the Game in ArenaBowl XVI CORY FLEMING: WR/LB. 6-2, 218. Tennessee. and Defensive Player of the Game in ArenaBowl XXI. Ranks first in Nashville (1997-2001, 2006), Carolina (2002), Orlando (2003-2005). ArenaBowl history with 35 career tackles. Five-time All-Arena selection (1997-98, 2002, 2004-05). Four-time All- Ironman selection (1999, 2002, 2004-05). Rookie of the Year (1997). Ironman of the Year (2005). Voted No. 14 Greatest Player in AFL History by AFL Historical Committee (2006). Voted No. 14 Greatest WR in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Ranks third in AFL history for most two-point conversions with 12 in his career. DARRYL HAMMOND: WR/LB. 6-4, 225. Virginia. Albany (1991-94), St. Louis (1995-96), Nashville (1997-2001, 2005- 06), Georgia (2002-03), Austin (2004). Four-time All-Ironman selection (2000-01, 2003, 2005). Three-time All-Arena selection (1995-96, 1999). Voted No. 19 Greatest Player in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Voted No. 20 Greatest WR in AFL History by Silver Anniversary Committee (2012). Ranks second in AFL history for most seasons played with 16.

GREG HOPKINS: WR/LB. 6-2, 205. Slippery Rock. Albany (1996-2000), Indiana (2001), Los Angeles (2002-06). Four-time All-Arena selection (1998, 2000, 2002-03). Four-time All-Ironman selection (1999, 2001-03). Ironman of the Year (2002). Won ArenaBowl XIII championship (1999).

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20 GREATEST PLAYERS IN AFL HISTORY 20 GREATEST TEAMS (As selected by the AFL 20 Seasons Historical Committee) (As selected by the AFL 20 Seasons Historical Committee) RANK PLAYER POINTS RANK TEAM POINTS 1 Eddie Brown, OS 136 1 2002 San Jose SaberCats 114 2 Barry Wagner, WR/DB 135 2t 1996 Tampa Bay Storm 97 3 George LaFrance, OS 126 2t 1997 Arizona Rattlers 97 4 Jay Gruden, QB 122 4 1993 Tampa Bay Storm 83 5 Hunkie Cooper, WR/LB 113 5 1999 Albany Firebirds 75 6 James Baron, OL/DL 83 6 1992 Detroit Drive 72 7 Sylvester Bembery, OL/DL 64 7 1995 Tampa Bay Storm 63 8 Sherdrick Bonner, QB 61 8 2003 Tampa Bay Storm 59 9 Stevie Thomas, WR/LB 59 9 2004 San Jose SaberCats 56 10 Dwayne Dixon, WR/LB 56 10t 1992 Orlando Predators 54 11 Aaron Garcia, QB 50 10t 2000 Orlando Predators 54 12 Kurt Warner, QB 49 12 2001 Grand Rapids Rampage 52 13 Sam Hernandez, OL/DL 41 13t 1988 Detroit Drive 41 14t Cory Fleming, WR/LB 39 13t 1994 Arizona Rattlers 41 14t Greg Hopkins, WR/LB 39 15t 1994 Orlando Predators 40 16 Alvin Rettig, FB/LB 35 15t 1994 Albany Firebirds 40 17t Randy Gatewood, WR/DB 33 15t 2005 Colorado Crush 40 17t Gary Mullen, WR/DB 33 18 1996 Iowa Barnstormers 38 19 John Corker, OL/DL 29 19 1989 Detroit Drive 37 20 Bob McMillen, FB/LB 24 20 1991 Tampa Bay Storm 34

20 GREATEST GAMES 20 GREATEST MOMENTS (As selected by the AFL 20 Seasons Historical Committee) (As selected by the AFL 20 Seasons Historical Committee) RANK GAME POINTS RANK MOMENT POINTS 1 August 26, 1996: ArenaBowl X, Tampa Bay 42, Iowa 38 96 1 Jim Foster’s inspirational moment at Madison Square Garden 118 2 August 18, 1995: Playoffs, Tampa Bay 56, Albany 49 87 2 AFL and NBC announce partnership 90 3 June 19, 1992: Orlando 50, Detroit 49 82 3 Arena Football Game System is patented 70 4 June 27, 2004: ArenaBowl XVIII, San Jose 69, Arizona 62 69 4 Pittsburgh defeats Washington in inaugural game 59 5 July 15, 2000: Iowa 77, Albany 76 58 5 Former AFL QB Kurt Warner is named Super Bowl MVP 56 6 August 17, 1991: ArenaBowl V, Tampa Bay 48, Detroit 42 57 6t Amendment to NFL bylaws allows NFL ownership in AFL 54 7t August 16, 1996: Playoffs, Tampa Bay 55, Arizona 54 56 6t John Elway approved for ownership 54 7t June 5, 2005: Playoffs, Colorado 49, Chicago 43 56 8 AFL and AFLPA agree to CBA through 2010 50 9 July 7, 2001: New York 99, Carolina 68 55 9 David Baker named Commissioner 49 10t September 2, 1994: ArenaBowl VIII, Arizona 36, Orlando 31 52 10 “Showcase Game” in Chicago 43 10t August 20, 2000: ArenaBowl XIV, Orlando 41, Nashville 38 52 11t Barry Wagner’s “Miracle Moment” 42 12 August 27, 1994: Playoffs, Arizona 40, Albany 33 51 11t score 99 points 42 13 August 16, 1997: Playoffs, Arizona 49, Tampa Bay 46 44 13t Tampa Bay defeats Albany on Stevie Thomas’ heroics 41 14 June 12, 2005: ArenaBowl XIX, Colorado 51, Georgia 48 39 13t Jon Bon Jovi and Craig Spencer approved for ownership 41 15 June 9, 2000: San Jose 85, New England 76 37 15 AFL offers private ownership 40 16t June 29, 1991: Tampa Bay 57, Albany 53 34 16 “Test Game” in Rockford, Illinois 38 16t June 21, 1996: Iowa 59, Orlando 50 34 17 Eddie Brown scores nine touchdowns in one game 36 18 July 9, 1999: Albany 61, Nashville 59 32 18 AFL kicks off 20th Season 35 19 July 16, 1987: Chicago 64, Washington 61 28 19 EA Sports launches Arena Football video game 33 20 June 20, 1987: Denver 52, Chicago 44 26 20 First international exhibition game in Paris 32

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25 GREATEST PLAYERS IN AFL HISTORY 25 GREATEST TEAMS (As selected by the AFL Silver Anniversary Committee) (As selected by the AFL Silver Anniversary Committee) RANK PLAYER POINTS RANK TEAM POINTS 1 Barry Wagner, WR/DB 366 1 1999 Albany Firebirds 171 2 Eddie Brown, OS 334 2 2008 Philadelphia Soul 157 3 Aaron Garcia, QB 308 3 2004 San Jose SaberCats 130 4 Jay Gruden, QB 295 4 1997 Arizona Rattlers 128 5 Hunkie Cooper, WR/LB 282 5 2005 Colorado Crush 121 6 George LaFrance, OS 253 6 2002 San Jose SaberCats 116 7 Sherdrick Bonner, QB 242 7 1993 Tampa Bay Storm 115 8 Clint Dolezel, QB 210 8 1996 Tampa Bay Storm 97 9 Sam Hernandez, OL/DL 200 9 1994 Arizona Rattlers 89 10 Damian Harrell, WR 191 10 1998 Orlando Predators 87 11 Sylvester Bembery, OL/DL 176 11 2001 Grand Rapids Rampage 83 12 Stevie Thomas, WR/LB 159 12 1991 Tampa Bay Storm 70 13 Kenny McEntyre, DB 158 13 2003 Tampa Bay Storm 62 14 John Corker, OL/DL 126 14 1990 Detroit Drive 61 15 Dwayne Dixon, WR/LB 121 15 1995 Tampa Bay Storm 59 16 Kurt Warner, QB 117 16 2007 San Jose SaberCats 58 17 Bob McMillen, FB/LB 109 17 1992 Detroit Drive 57 18 Mark Grieb, QB 104 18 1992 Orlando Predators 54 19 Darryl Hammond, WR/LB 100 19 1996 Iowa Barnstormers 44 20 Alvin Rettig, FB/LB 95 20 2000 Orlando Predators 41 21 Durwood Roquemore, DS 94 21 2011 Jacksonville Sharks 37 22 Chris Jackson, OS 91 22 2005 Georgia Force 35 23 Ben Bennett, QB 89 23 2001 Nashville Kats 29 24 Clevan Thomas, DB 71 24 2004 Arizona Rattlers 20 25 Gary Mullen, WR/DB 62 25 2006 Chicago Rush 19

25 GREATEST GAMES 25 GREATEST UNIFORMS (As selected by the AFL Silver Anniversary Committee) (As selected by the AFL Silver Anniversary Committee) RANK GAME POINTS RANK UNIFORM POINTS 1 June 27, 2004: ArenaBowl XVIII, San Jose 69, Arizona 62 134 1 2011 Orlando Predators 239 2 June 19, 1992: Orlando 50, Detroit 49 108 2 2008 Tampa Bay Storm 222 3 August 16, 1996: Playoffs, Tampa Bay 55, Arizona 54 106 3 1990 Albany Firebirds 200 4 August 12, 2011: ArenaBowl XXIV, Jacksonville 73, Arizona 70 105 4 1995 Iowa Barnstormers 199 5 August 26, 1996: ArenaBowl X, Tampa Bay 42, Iowa 38 104 5 1995 San Jose SaberCats 182 6 June 5, 2005: Playoffs, Colorado 49, Chicago 43 100 6 2002 Dallas Desperados 176 7 July 15, 2000: Iowa 77, Albany 76 90 7 1992 Arizona Rattlers 167 8 August 18, 1995: Playoffs, Tampa Bay 56, Albany 49 89 8 2011 Utah Blaze 153 9 June 12, 2005: ArenaBowl XIX, Colorado 51, Georgia 48 84 9 2002 Chicago Rush 151 10 September 2, 1994: ArenaBowl VIII, Arizona 36, Orlando 31 78 10 2008 Los Angeles Avengers 150 11 August 16, 1997: Playoffs, Arizona 49, Tampa Bay 46 62 11 1988 Detroit Drive 145 12 June 29, 1991: Tampa Bay 57, Albany 53 61 12 1994 Milwaukee Mustangs 138 13 July 27, 2008, ArenaBowl XXII, Philadelphia 59, San Jose 56 56 13 1991 Tampa Bay Storm 135 14 August 20, 2000: ArenaBowl XIV, Orlando 41, Nashville 38 46 14 2004 New Orleans VooDoo 130 15 August 4, 2002: Playoffs, Arizona 61, Carolina 59 43 15 2001 Nashville Kats 123 16 July 9, 1999: Albany 61, Nashville 59 39 16 2008 Philadelphia Soul 122 17 June 19, 1993: Orlando 46, Tampa Bay 45 38 17 1998 Grand Rapids Rampage 121 18 August 27, 1994: Playoffs, Arizona 40, Albany 33 36 18 2011 Arizona Rattlers 120 19 August 14, 1993: Playoffs, Tampa Bay 55, Orlando 52 31 19 2004 Georgia Force 111 20 August 17, 1991: ArenaBowl V, Tampa Bay 48, Detroit 42 30 20 2001 New York Dragons 97 21 June 21, 1996: Iowa 59, Orlando 50 27 21 1991 Orlando Predators 83 22 May 26, 2012: San Jose 84, Chicago 77 26 22 2003 Colorado Crush 74 23 August 20, 1994: Playoffs, Massachusetts 58, Tampa Bay 51 24 23 2000 Carolina Cobras 68 24 July 7, 2001: New York 99, Carolina 68 23 24 2004 Colorado Crush 67 25 June 15, 1991: Detroit 43, Albany 42 22 25 2010 Jacksonville Sharks 63

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RECORDS

REGULAR SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 157 TEAM RECORDS 165 TEAM W-L RECORDS 173 POSTSEASON

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 177 TEAM RECORDS 180 TEAM W-L RECORDS 183 ARENABOWL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 186

TEAM RECORDS 189 TEAM W-L RECORDS 192

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SERVICE MOST POINTS (non-kicking), Game MOST SEASONS 1. Kevin Prentiss, Las Vegas ...... 54 at Grand Rapids, March 8, 2007 1. Aaron Garcia, 1995-2008, 2010-2014…19 Eddie Brown, Albany ...... ….54 vs. Minnesota, May 18, 1996 2. Darryl Hammond, 1991-2006 ...... 16 2. Eddie Brown, Albany ...... ……48 at Nashville, April 13, 2000 Barry Wagner, 1992-2007 ...... 16 3. 4 tied, last, Chris Jackson, Los Angeles…44 vs. Austin, April 3, 2004 Lawrence Samuels, 1994-2008, 2010....16 Todd Hammel, 1992-2006, 2011……….16 MOST POINTS (kicking), Game

1. Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles…22 at Austin, February 11, 2005 MOST SEASONS WITH ONE CLUB 2. Mike Black, New England ... ………21 at Orlando, May 14, 1999 1. Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay 1994-2000, 2002-08, 2010…15 Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee . ….. 21 vs. Cleveland, July 22, 1994 2. Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona 1993-98, 2000-07 ...... …….14 3. Hunkie Cooper, Arizona 1993-2005...... …….13 MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Career Kenny McEntyre, Orlando 1998-2006, 2008-12…………………13 1. Barry Wagner ...... 410

2. Damian Harrell .... 361 MOST GAMES PLAYED 3. Eddie Brown ...... 345 1. Aaron Garcia ...... 236

2. Lawrence Samuels ...... 207 MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Season 3. Barry Wagner ...... 190 1. Damian Harrell, 2006 Colorado….60

2. Jesse Schmidt, 2012 Iowa..………59 SCORING 3. Adron Tennell, 2013 Spokane…...56 MOST POINTS (non-kicking), Career Aaron Lesue, 2012 Utah…..……..56 1. Barry Wagner ...... 2,490 2. Damian Harrell ...... 2,172 MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Rookie Season 3. Eddie Brown ...... 2,076 1. Rod Windsor, 2010 Arizona……………...54 4. Chris Jackson………………2,052 2. Reggie Gray, 2011 Chicago..…………….53 5. James Roe………………….1,728 3. Eddie Brown, 1994 Albany……………….48

MOST POINTS (kicking), Career MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Game 1. Remy Hamilton ...... 1,655 1. Kevin Prentiss, Las Vegas ...... 9 at Grand Rapids, March 8, 2007 2. Steve Videtich ...... 1,597 Eddie Brown, Albany ...... …..9 vs. Minnesota, May 18, 1996 3. Mark Lewis ...... 1,371 2. Eddie Brown, Albany ...... …….8 at Nashville, April 13, 2000 4. Mike Black…………………..1,246 5. Carlos Martinez……………..1,181 MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED, Career 1. Remy Hamilton ...... 1,227 2. Steve Videtich ...... 1,153 MOST POINTS (non-kicking), Season 1. Damian Harrell, 2006 Colorado…366 3. Mark Lewis ...... 956 2. Jesse Schmidt, 2011 Iowa . ……..356 3. Aaron Lesue, 2012 Utah..... ……..340 MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED, Season 1. Garrett Lindholm, 2013 Arizona…………167 MOST POINTS (kicking), Season 2. Marco Capozzoli, 2011 Jacksonville……155 1. Remy Hamilton, 2005 Los Angeles ..... 185 3. Kyle Brotzman, 2012 Utah………..……...152 2. Garrett Lindholm, 2013 Arizona ...... 179 A.J. Haglund, 2008 San Jose ...... 179 MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED, Game 3. Remy Hamilton, 2006 Los Angeles ..... 173 1. 6 tied; last, Kenny Spencer, Spokane...13 at San Jose, June 23, 2012

MOST POINTS (non-kicking), Rookie Season MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS MADE, Career 1. Rod Windsor, 2010 Arizona ...... 328 1. Remy Hamilton ...... 1,091 2. Reggie Gray, 2011 Chicago ...... 322 2. Steve Videtich ...... 1,051 3. Eddie Brown, 1994 Albany ...... 288 3. Carlos Martinez ...... 950

MOST POINTS (kicking), Rookie Season MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS MADE, Season 1. A.J. Haglund, 2007 San Jose ...... 158 1. Garrett Lindholm, 2013 Arizona .. 158 2. Pete Elezovic, 1996 Albany...... 155 2. Kenny Spencer, 2012 Spokane .. 138 3. Kenny Spencer, 2012 Spokane ...... 150 3. Nicholas Pertuit, 2015 San Jose..134

MOST SEASONS, 100-or-More Points MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS MADE, Game 1. Steve Videtich ..... 12 1. Steve Videtich, New Jersey...... 13 vs. Texas, June 20, 1997 Barry Wagner ...... 12 Clay Rush, New York ...... 13 vs. Carolina, July 7, 2001 Remy Hamilton ... 12 2. 8 tied, last, Garrett Lindholm, Arizona .... 12 at Iowa, July 27, 2013

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MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS MADE WITH NO MISSES, Game MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Game 1. Steve Videtich, New Jersey…...13 vs. Texas, June 20, 1997 1. Kenny Stucker, Milwaukee ...... 6 vs. Cleveland, July 22, 1994 Clay Rush, New York ...... …..13 vs. Carolina, July 7, 2001 Mike Black, New York ...... 6 at Portland, May 9, 1998 2. 5 tied, last, Garrett Lindholm, Arizona .... 12 at Iowa, July 27, 2013 2. 7 tied, last, Remy Hamilton, LA………5 at Austin, February 11, 2005

HIGHEST 1-POINT EXTRA POINT PRECENTAGE, Career (min. 160 HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, attempts) Career (min. 75 attempts) 1. Carlos Huerta ...... 96.4 1. Jay Taylor...... 60.5 2. Don Silvestri ...... 93.6 2. Mark Lewis ...... 53.9 3. A.J. Haglund ...... 93.0 3. Brian Gowins ...... 53.5

MOST 2-POINT CONVERSIONS, Career HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, 1. Barry Wagner ...... …15 Season (min. 25 attempts) 2. Darryl Hammond . …13 1. A.J. Haglund, 2008 San Jose ...... 84.0 3. Cory Fleming ...... …12 2. Remy Hamilton, 2006 Los Angeles…75.0 3. Remy Hamilton, 2005 Los Angeles…74.4 MOST 2-POINT CONVERSIONS, Season 1. Chris Robinson, 2008 Arizona ...... 6 LONGEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL 2. Ira Hillary, 1992 Cincinnati ...... 5 1. Aaron Mills, San Jose ...... 63, at Florida, May 18, 1996 Kerry Brown, 2003 New York ...... 5 2. Clay Rush, Colorado ...... 62, vs. LA, February 27, 2005 3. Ian Howfield, Las Vegas ...... 61, at Miami, July 8, 1995 MOST 2-POINT CONVERSIONS, Game 1. Chris Ford, Texas ...... …3 vs. Anaheim, August 1, 1997 MOST 4-POINT DROPKICK FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Career Marlon Moye-Moore, Orlando ...... …3 vs. Arizona, May 31, 2008 1. Brian Mitchell ...... 7 2. 27 tied, last, Odie Armstrong, Orlando…2 at Tampa Bay, June 7, 2008 2. Mark Lewis ...... 2 3. Ty Stewart ...... 1 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Career Tom Whelihan ..... 1 1. Remy Hamilton ... 392 2. Steve Videtich ..... 368 MOST 4-POINT DROPKICK FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Season 3. Mike Black ...... 364 1. Brian Mitchell, 1994 Cleveland .... 6 2. Mark Lewis, 2007 Austin ...... 2 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Season 3. Brian Mitchell, 1995 St. Louis ...... 1 1. Bjorn Nittmo, 1993 Cleveland ...63 Ty Stewart, 1996 Minnesota...... 1 2. Daron Alcorn, 1997 Portland .....61 Tom Whelihan, 1996 St. Louis .... 1 3. Richard Defelice, 1996 Texas ...60 MOST 4-POINT DROPKICK FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game 1. Brian Mitchell, Cleveland ...... 2 at Orlando, July 29, 1994 1. Gary Gussman, Denver ...... 9 vs. Maryland, July 8, 1989 2. 9 tied, last, Mark Lewis, Austin .... 1 at New York, June 2, 2007 Gary Gussman, Denver ...... 9 at Detroit, July 21, 1989 Rusty Fricke, Pittsburgh ...... 9 vs. Albany, July 14, 1990 MOST 4-POINT DROPKICK FIELD GOALS MADE, Career Marco Morales, New Orleans ....9 a Detroit, June 27, 1990 1. Brian Mitchell ...... 7 2. Tom Whelihan ...... 1 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Career 1. Remy Hamilton ... 188 PASSING 2. Steve Videtich ..... 182 HIGHEST PASSER RATING, Career (min. 500 attempts) 3. Mike Black ...... 177 1. Mark Grieb ...... 128.6 2. Chris Greisen ...... 127.2 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Season 3. Russ Michna ...... 122.9 1. Daron Alcorn, 1999 Portland ...... 32 Matt D’Orazio ...... 122.9 2. Remy Hamilton, 2005 Los Angeles ..... 29 Nick Davila ...... 122.8 3. Daron Alcorn, 1997 Portland ...... 27

Remy Hamilton, 2006 Los Angeles ..... 27 HIGHEST PASSER RATING, Season (min. 200 attempts) 1. Mark Grieb, 2001 San Jose…...133.9 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Rookie Season 2. Randy Hippeard, 2015 Orlando.133.7 1. Daron Alcorn, 1997 Portland ...... 27 3. Mark Grieb, 2004 San Jose…...133.5 2. Brian Gowins, 2000 Grand Rapids ..... 25 3. Mike Black, 1993 Charlotte ...... 23 HIGHEST PASSER RATING, Rookie Season (min. 200 attempts) 1. Kyle Rowley, 2010 Spokane………120.8 2. Adrian McPherson, 2004 Indiana…119.6 3. Joe Hamilton, 2004 Orlando……….119.3 Brett Dietz, 2007 Tampa Bay………119.3

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HIGHEST PASSER RATING, Game (min. 30 attempts) HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, Game (minimum 30 1. Aaron Garcia, Iowa ...... 155.8 vs. Houston, June 8, 2000 attempts) 2. Clint Dolezel, Dallas...... 155.3 at Orlando, March 19, 2006 1. Clint Dolezel, Houston ...... 89.7 at Nashville, June 18, 1999 3. Chris Greisen, Georgia ...... 155.2 at Austin, June 9, 2007 2. Tommy Grady, Utah ...... 89.3 vs. Georgia, June 23, 2012 3. Andy Kelly, New Orleans ...... 87.9 at Nashville, February 4, 2005 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Career Mike Pawlawski, Albany ...... 87.9 at Nashville, April 13, 2000 1. Aaron Garcia ...... 7,778 2. Andy Kelly ...... 6,223 MOST PASSING YARDS, Career 3. Clint Dolezel ...... 5,693 1. Aaron Garcia ...... 62,180 2. Mark Grieb ...... 47,901 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Season 3. Clint Dolezel ...... 44,559 1. Tommy Grady, 2012 Utah .. …….743 2. Jason Boltus, 2015 Tama Bay.....714 MOST PASSING YARDS, Season 3. Tommy Grady, 2014 Pittsburgh...710 1. Tommy Grady, 2012 Utah ...... 5,870 2. Mark Grieb, 2012 San Jose.....5,744 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Rookie Season 3. Nick Davila, 2012 Arizona ...... 5,500 1. Nick Davila, 2010 Arizona ...... 617 2. Kyle Rowley, 2010 Spokane ...... 562 MOST PASSING YARDS, Rookie Season 3. Jay McDonagh, 2002 New Jersey .. 536 1. Nick Davila, 2010 Arizona ...... 4,858

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game 2. Kyle Rowley, 2010 Spokane ...4,428 1. Shane Stafford, Tampa Bay ....63 at Columbus, May 6, 2006 3. Brad Banks, 2011 Iowa ...... 3,973 2. Jay McDonagh, Las Vegas .....61 at Los Angeles, February 2, 2003

Shane Austin, Pittsburgh ...... 61 at Spokane, July 26, 2013 MOST SEASONS, 2,000 or More Passing Yards 3. Mark Grieb, San Jose ...... 59 vs. Arizona, March 10, 2012 1. Aaron Garcia ...... 13 2. Sherdrick Bonner ...... 12 3. Andy Kelly ...... 11 MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Career 1. Aaron Garcia ...... 5,009 Clint Dolezel ...... 11 2. Mark Grieb ...... 4,115 Mark Grieb ...... 11 3. Andy Kelly ...... 3,885 MOST SEASONS, League Leader in Passing Yards 1. Clint Dolezel ...... 4 MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Season 1. Tommy Grady, 2012 Utah ...... ……….507 2. Mark Grieb ...... 3 2. Mark Grieb, 2012 San Jose…………..476 3. Mike Perez ...... 2 3. Andy Kelly, 2005 New Orleans………466 Art Schlichter ...... 2

MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Rookie Season MOST PASSING YARDS, Game 1. Nick Davila, 2010 Arizona ...... ………...415 1. Clint Dolezel, Houston ...... …….479 vs. Milwaukee, May 14, 1999 2. Kyle Rowley, 2010 Spokane ...………...367 3. Jay McDonagh, 2002 New Jersey……334 2. Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona . …….470 at Los Angeles, April 13, 2003 3. Todd Marinovich, Los Angeles…469 at Houston, June 23, 2000 MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Game 1. Tommy Grady, Utah ...... …46 at Kansas City, June 2, 2012 LONGEST PASS COMPLETION 2. Andy Kelly, New Orleans ...... …42 vs. Georgia, April 27, 2007 1. 43 times, last, ….49T vs. Arizona Rattlers, July 27, 2013 3. Tommy Grady, Jacksonville…….41 at Orlando, August 1, 2015 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Career HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, Career (min. 500 attempts) 1. Aaron Garcia……………..1,304 1. Mark Grieb ...... 74.0 2. Chris Greisen ...... 69.9 2. Clint Dolezel ...... 931 3. Matt D’Orazio ...... 68.8 3. Mark Grieb ...... 922

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, Season (min. 200 attempts) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Season 1. Randy Hippeard, 2015 Orlando……74.4 1. Tommy Grady, 2012 Utah ...... 142 2. Chris Greisen, 2007 Georgia...…….74.0 2. Nick Davila, 2014 Arizona………….127 3. Mark Grieb, 2004 San Jose.....…….73.0 3. Dan Raudabaugh, 2015 Philadelphia…119

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Rookie Season Rookie Season (min. 200 attempts) 1. Nick Davila, 2010 Arizona ...... 102 1. Nick Davila, 2010 Arizona ...... …67.3 2. Kyle Rowley, 2010 Spokane ...... 100 2. Lang Campbell, 2007 Austin ...…66.2 3. Brad Banks, 2011 Iowa ...... 82 3. Brett Dietz, 2007 Tampa Bay ..…65.9 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Game 1. Kyle Rowley, Spokane...... …...12 at San Jose, June 23, 2012 Tommy Grady ...... …...12 vs. Cleveland, July 13, 2012 2. 9 tied, last, Shane Austin, Cleveland 11 at Philadelphia, June 21, 2014

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MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN, Career MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Game 1. Aaron Garcia ...... 229 1. Dwayne Dixon, Washington ...... 20 vs. Chicago, July 16, 1987 2. Andy Kelly ...... 164 Huey Whittaker, Utah ...... 20 vs. New Orleans, April 25, 2008 3. Clint Dolezel ...... 153 2. Hunkie Cooper, Arizona ...... 19 vs. Tampa Bay, June 12, 1993 Kenny Henderson, New Orleans. 19 vs. Georgia, April 27, 2007 PJ Berry, Pittsburgh ...... 19 at San Antonio, May 12, 2012 MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN, Season 1. Tommy Grady, 2013 Utah ...... 28 MOST RECEIVING YARDS, Career Aaron Garcia, 2013 San Jose/Orlando ...... 28 2. Mark Grieb, 2011 San Jose…..…….………25 1. Damian Harrell ...... 15,134 Gino Guidugli, 2012 Milwaukee ...... 25 2. T.T. Toliver………………………..14,191 3. Brad Banks, 2011 Iowa ...... 23 3. Chris Jackson ...... 13,382 Kyle Rowley, 2012 Spokane ...... 23 Shane Boyd, 2014 San Antonio……………23 MOST RECEIVING YARDS, Season Jason Boltus, 2015 Tampa Bay……………23 1. Rod Windsor, 2010 Arizona…….2,372

2. Anthony Jones, 2011 Dallas...... 2,232 MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN, Rookie Season 3. Jesse Schmidt, 2012 Iowa ...... 2,218 1. Brad Banks, 2011 Iowa ...... 23

2. Peter Tom Willis, 1997 Tampa Bay ...... 19 MOST RECEIVING YARDS, Rookie Season 3. Harold Smith, 1988 New England ...... 18 1. Rod Windsor, 2010 Arizona…….………..2,372 2. Jared Perry, 2012 Chicago...... ………..1,811 MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN, Game 3. Mario Urrutia, 2013 Utah ...... ………..1,675 1. Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona ...... 6 at New York, February 27, 2005

Brian Zbydniewski, Cleveland ..... 6 vs. San Antonio, May 18, 2013 MOST RECEIVING YARDS, Game 2. 14 tied, last, Dan Raudabaugh, Phil...... 5 at San Antonio, July 27, 2013 1. Mike Horacek, Iowa ...... ….285 vs. Albany, July 15, 2000 2. Dwayne Dixon, Washington…264 vs. Chicago, July 16, 1987 MOST TIMES SACKED, Season 3. Siaha Burley, Utah ...... ….259 vs. New York, February 11, 2006 1. J.J. Raterink, 2012 Iowa ...... …...50 Joe Hills, Tampa Bay ...... ….259 at Utah, April 6, 2013 2. Nick Hill, 2011 Orlando ...... …...42 3. Connell Maynor, 2001 New Jersey…38 MOST SEASONS, 1,000-or-More Receiving Yards 1. Damian Harrell ...... 9 MOST TIMES SACKED, Rookie Season 2. Chris Jackson ...... 8 1. Jim Crocicchia, 1988 New York .. 29 3. Eddie Brown ...... 7 2. Gene Johnson, 1992 Arizona ...... 26 Barry Wagner ...... 7 3. Reggie Collier, 1991 Orlando ...... 24 Mike Hold, 1987 Chicago ...... 24 Kurt Rocco, 2011 Cleveland...... 24 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RECEPTION, Career (min. 200 receptions) 1. Larry Willis...... 16.4 MOST TIMES SACKED, Game 1. J.J. Raterink ...... 10 vs. Utah, March 17, 2012 2. Gary Mullen ...... 15.7 2. Kevin Eakin, Alabama ...... 9 at Tulsa, May 8, 2010 3. James Hundon ...... 15.1 3. Reggie Collier, Orlando ...... 8 vs. Detroit, June 21, 1991 Terrence Jones, Connecticut ...... 8 at Charlotte, May 11, 1996 MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1. Damian Harrell ...... 357 RECEIVING 2. Chris Jackson ...... 325 3. Eddie Brown ...... 303 MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Career 1. Damian Harrell ...... 1,164 MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, Season 2. T.T. Toliver…………….1,089 1. Damian Harrell, 2006 Colorado ... 60 3. Lawrence Samuels ..... 1,030 2. Jesse Schmidt, 2012 Iowa ...... 58 3. Aaron Lesue, 2012 Utah...... 56 MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Season 1. Rod Windsor, 2010 Arizona…….193 2. Jesse Schmidt, 2012 Iowa ...... 172 MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, Rookie Season 3. Anthony Jones, 2011 Dallas...... 171 1. Reggie Gray, 2011 Chicago………….………….49 2. Rod Windsor, 2010 Arizona………….………….47 MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Rookie Season 3. Maurice Purify, 2011 Georgia ...... …………46 1. Rod Windsor, 2010 Arizona ...... 193 2. Troy McBroom, 2011 Tulsa ...... 149 MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, Game 3. Mario Urrutia, 2013 Utah ...... 142 1. Kevin Prentiss, Las Vegas ...... 9 at GR, March 8, 2007

2. 17 tied, last, Darius Reynolds, Iowa .... 7 at Pittsburgh, July 19, 2014

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MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES, One-or-More Receiving Touchdowns HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RUSH, Season (min. 25 attempts) 1. Damian Harrell ...... 78 1. Bernard Morris, 2011 Pittsburgh ...... …...6.8 2. Chris Jackson ...... 52 2. Chad Dukes, 1997 Albany ...... …...6.6 3. Eddie Brown ...... 41 3. Adrian McPherson, 2007 Grand Rapids…6.5

RUSHING MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Career MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Career 1. Derrick Ross ...... 175 1. Derrick Ross ...... 764 2. Barry Wagner ...... 127 2. Bo Kelly ...... 540 3. Andre Bowden ...... 103 3. Bob McMillen ...... 484 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Season MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Season 1. Dan Alexander, 2007 Nashville ...... 41 1. Derrick Ross, 2011 Dallas ...... …167 2. Derrick Ross, 2011 Dallas ...... 39 2. Dan Alexander, 2007 Nashville ... …165 3. Derrick Ross, 2014 Philadelphia ...... 36 3. Derrick Ross, 2013 Philadelphia….153 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Rookie Season MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Rookie Season 1. Derrick Ross, 2011 Dallas ...... 39 1. Derrick Ross, 2011 Dallas ...... 167 2. Bernard Hall, 1996 St. Louis ...... 26 2. Bernard Hall, 1996 St. Louis ...... 101 3. Adrian McPherson 2004 Indiana ...... 19 3. Major Harris, 1991 Columbus...... 88 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Game MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Game 1. Dan Alexander, Nashville ...... 6 vs. Kansas City, April 21, 2007 1. Derrick Ross, Philadelphia ...... 21 at Cleveland, May 27, 2012 Derrick Ross, Philadelphia………6 at Arizona, March 15, 2014 2. Dan Alexander, Nashville ...... 19 vs. Kansas City, April 21, 2007 2. 12 tied, last, Roosevelt Falls, New Orleans 5 vs. Spokane, May 2, 2015 3. Dan Alexander, Nashville ...... 18 at Las Vegas, June 10, 2007 KICKOFF RETURNS MOST RUSHING YARDS, Career MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Career 1. Derrick Ross ...... 2,868 1. Sedrick Robinson ...... 501 2. Bo Kelly ...... 1,571 2. Hunkie Cooper ...... 500 3. Bernard Morris….1,562 3. George LaFrance ...... 462

MOST RUSHING YARDS, Season MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Season 1. Derrick Ross, 2012 Philadelphia……...645 1. PJ Berry, 2012 Pittsburgh ...... ………111 2. Derrick Ross, 2011 Dallas ...... ……..622 2. PJ Berry, 2011 New Orleans ...………101 3. Derrick Ross, 2015 Jacksonville . ……..586 3. Kenny Henderson, 2010 Dallas……..99

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Rookie Season MOST RUSHING YARDS, Rookie Season 1. Jeff Hughley, 2010 Tulsa ...... ………90 1. Derrick Ross, 2011 Dallas ...... 622 2. Michael Lindsey, 2011 Tampa Bay…86 2. Major Harris, 1991 Columbus...... 424 3. Kendrick Ings, 2015 Tampa Bay..…..82 3. Bernard Hall, 1996 St. Louis ...... 372

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Game MOST SEASONS, 200-or-More Rushing Yards 1. Corey Johnson, Carolina ...... …..12 at New York, July 7, 2001 1. Derrick Ross ...... 5 2. 9 tied, last, Chris LeFlore, Pittsburgh…11 vs. San Jose, July 13, 2013 MOST RUSHING YARDS, Game MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Career 1. Michael Bishop, Grand Rapids .... 100 at Colorado, February 5, 2005 1. Sedrick Robinson ...... 10,590 2. Major Harris Columbus ...... 95 vs. Denver, July 6, 1991 2. Hunkie Cooper ...... 9,810 3. Bobby Reid, Tulsa ...... 93 at Georgia, March 13, 2011 3. George LaFrance ...... 8,954 LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Season 1. Andre Bowden, Carolina...... 49T vs. Grand Rapids, May 17, 2002 1. Terrance Sanders, 2013 Spokane .. 2,265 2. Marlion Jackson, Las Vegas ...... 46T at Los Angeles, May 14, 2005 2. Ron Carpenter, 2003 Detroit ...... 2,240 3. Bernard Hall, St. Louis ...... 45T vs. Albany, May 28, 1999 3. Steve Papin, 2002 New York ...... 2,086 HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RUSH, Career (min. 100 attempts) MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Rookie Season 1. Michael Bishop...... 5.2 1. Jeff Hughley, 2010 Tulsa ...... 1,756 2. Adrian McPherson ...... 5.0 2. Michael Lindsey, 2011 Tampa Bay . 1,745 Major Harris ...... 4.9 3. Chris Martin, 2008 Grand Rapids.... 1,663 3. Bernard Morris ...... 4.7

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MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Game MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Rookie Season 1. Anthony Derricks, New England ..... 336 at San Jose, June 9, 2000 1. Jim Rafferty, 1987 Pittsburgh ...... 22 2. Corey Johnson, Carolina ...... 326 at New York, July 7, 2001 2. George LaFrance, 1989 Detroit ...... 17 3. C.J. Johnson, Nashville ...... 302 at Kansas City, June 16, 2007 Tyrone Thurman, 1992 Dallas ...... 17 Hunkie Cooper, 1993 Arizona ...... 17 LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 1. Many tied, last, AJ Cruz, Ari ...... 58T at LA, June 27, 2015 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Game 1. George LaFrance, Detroit…8 vs. Maryland, July 15, 1989 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER KICKOFF RETURN, 2. Willis Jacox, Iowa ...... …….6 at St. Louis, June 30, 1995 Career (min. 100 returns) Millard Hamilton, Florida…..6 vs. New York, July 12, 1997 1. Antonio Chatman ...... 23.6 2. Reggie Smith ...... 23.2 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Career 3. Evan Hlavacek ...... 22.7 1. George LaFrance ...... 2,491 2. Hunkie Cooper ...... 1,689 HIGHEST YARDS PER KICKOFF RETURN, Season (min. 50 returns) 3. Steve Papin ...... 1,081 1. Anthony Derricks, 2000 New England …25.1 2. Antonio Chatman, 2003 Chicago ...... …24.6 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Season 3. Steve Smith, 2004 Grand Rapids...... …24.0 1. George LaFrance, 1998 Tampa Bay ...... 427 2. Steve Papin, 1999 San Jose ...... 396 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER KICKOFF RETURN, 3. Tyrone Thurman, 1992 Dallas ...... 389 Rookie Season (min. 50 returns) 1. Anthony Derricks, 2000 New England …25.1 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Rookie Season 2. Clevan Thomas, 2002 San Jose ...... …22.9 1. Tyrone Thurman, 1992 Dallas ...... 389 3. Ryan Benjamin, 1996 Memphis ...... …22.8 2. Hunkie Cooper, 1993 Arizona ...... 356 Chris Bocage, 2011 Utah ...... …22.8 3. Wayne Adkins, 1992 Sacramento ...... 312

MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Game 1. Sedrick Robinson ...... 29 1. Tyrone Thurman, Dallas…….162 vs. Sacramento, May 29, 1992 2. Lamont Cooper ...... 23 2. Cleveland Pratt, Florida ...... 130 vs. Minnesota, June 15, 1996 3. Steve Papin ...... 22 3. Wayne Adkins, Sacramento …129 vs. Arizona June 26, 1992

MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Season LONGEST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN 1. Duane Brooks, 2015 Portland…………………..8 1. Chris Armstrong, Washington ..... 58T vs. Albany, June 30, 1990 2. Antonio Chatman, 2003 Chicago ...... …..7 Steve Papin, San Jose ...... 58T at Nashville, July 16, 1999 Lamont Cooper, 2000 Milwaukee ...... …..7 Antonio Chatman, Chicago ...... 58T vs. Detroit, June 8, 2002 3. 11 tied, last, Terrance Sanders, 2013 Spokane….6 A.J. Cruz, Los Angeles Kiss ...... 58T vs. Spokane May 4, 2014

MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Rookie Season MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1. Chris Martin, 2008 Grand Rapids...... 6 1. Hunkie Cooper ...... 5 Clevan Thomas, 2002 San Jose ...... 6 2. 6 tied...... 3 Anthony Derricks, 2000 New England ...... 6 Willie Gaston, 1996 Connecticut ...... 6 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Season 1. C.J. Johnson, 2006 Chicago-Nashville ... ………..3 MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game 2. 6 tied, last, Gerald Young, 2015 Las Vegas……..2 1. Anthony Derricks, New England ...... ………4 at SJ, June 9, 2000 2. 4 tied, last, Sedrick Robinson, New Jersey…3 vs. NY, May 18, 2002 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Rookie Season MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS 1. Tyrone Thurman, 1992 Dallas ...... ……...2 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Career Adrian Lunsford, 1994 Milwaukee ...... ……...2 1. George LaFrance ...... 154 2. 32 tied, last, Jason Davis, 2004 Philadelphia…1 2. Hunkie Cooper ...... 83 3. Barry Wagner ...... 59 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game 1. Gerald Young, Las Vegas……………2 vs Arizona, April 1, 2015 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Season 2. 118 tied, last, Ruschard Dodd-Masters, Spokane…..1, August 1, 2015 1. George LaFrance, 1998 Tampa Bay ...... 23 2. Jim Rafferty, 1987 Pittsburgh ...... 22 George LaFrance, 1996 Tampa Bay ...... 22

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COMBINED KICK RETURNS ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (Kickoff Returns + Missed Field Goal Returns) MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Career MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Career 1. Barry Wagner ...... 21,042 1. George LaFrance ...... 614 2. Hunkie Cooper ...... 20,586 2. Hunkie Cooper ...... 583 3. George LaFrance ...... 20,436 3. Steve Papin ...... 442 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Season MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Season 1. PJ Berry, 2011 New Orleans…………3,708 1. PJ Berry, 2012 Pittsburgh ...... 112 2. Antonio Chatman, 2003 Chicago……. 3,669 2. Ron Carpenter, 2003 Detroit ...... 104 3. Lamont Cooper, 2001 Oklahoma……. 3,459 PJ Berry, 2011 New Orleans ...... 104 3. Steve Papin, 2002 New York ..... 102 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Rookie Season 1. Freddie Solomon, 2003 Tampa Bay… 2,805 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Rookie Season 2. Siaha Burley, 2001 Orlando…………. 2,719 1. Jeff Hughley, 2010 Tulsa ...... ……..90 3. Antonio Chatman, 2002 Chicago…… 2,666 2. Ron Carpenter, 1998 New York .. ……..89 3. Michael Lindsey, 2011 Tampa Bay…..88 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Game 1. Barry Wagner, Orlando...... 434 vs. Iowa, June 21, 1996 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Game 2. Lamont Cooper, Buffalo...... 415 at Detroit, May 4, 2002 1. Corey Johnson, Carolina ...... 15 at New York, July 7, 2001 3. Bernard Holmes, Carolina .. 413 vs. Georgia, April 18, 2003 2. George LaFrance, New Jersey ... .14 vs. Florida, July 22, 2000 3. Timon Marshall, Oklahoma City .. .12 vs Boss-Shrev, May 2, 2010 SACKS MOST SACKS, Career MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Career 1. Sam Hernandez ...... 60.5 1. Hunkie Cooper ...... 11,499 2. Mike Lewis………………………………56.0 2. George LaFrance ...... 11,383 3. Joe Sykes……………………………….53.5 3. Steve Papin ...... 9,592 MOST SACKS, Season MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Season 1. Joe Sykes, 2015 Jacksonville ...... 18.5 1. Ron Carpenter, 2003 Detroit ...... 2,412 2. Gabe Nyenhuis, 2010 Tulsa ...... 15.5 2. Terrance Sanders, 2013 Spokane ..... 2,297 3. Greg White, 2007 Orlando ...... 15.0 3. Steve Papin, 2002 New York ..... 2,200 MOST SACKS, Rookie Season MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Rookie Season 1. Craig Walls, 1987 Pittsburgh ...... 13.0 1. Michael Lindsey, 2011 Tampa Bay…. 1,808 Scooter Berry, 2012 Jacksonville ...... 13.0 2. Willie Gaston, 1996 Connecticut……. 1,716 2. Joe March, 1991 Denver ...... 12.5 3. Ron Carpenter, 1998 New York………1,703 3. Derrick Summers, 2011 Jacksonville.. 11.0 Michael McAdoo, 2015 Arizona………11.0 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Game MOST SACKS, Game 1. Anthony Derricks, New England . 336 at San Jose, June 9, 2000 1. Alvin Rettig, Detroit ...... 5.0 vs. Cincinnati, June 12, 1992 2. Corey Johnson, Carolina ...... 326 at New York, July 7, 2001 2. Craig Walls, Pittsburgh ...... 4.5 vs. Denver, July 17, 1987 3. T.T. Toliver, Tampa Bay ...... 317 vs. Georgia, July 20, 2002 Jarriett Buie, Tampa Bay .... 4.5 vs. Orlando, June 17, 2011 3. 6 tied, last, Joe Sykes, SJS..….…4.0 at Iowa, April 28, 2012 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1. Sedrick Robinson ...... 29 2. Lamont Cooper ...... 24 TACKLES Steve Papin ...... 24 MOST TACKLES, Career 1. Damon Mason...... 1009.0 3. Ron Carpenter………..22 2. Kenny McEntyre ...... 837.5 Terrance Sanders…….22 3. Rashad Floyd ...... 753.0

MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Season MOST TACKLES, Season 1. Duane Brooks, 2015 Portland……….8 1. Rashad Floyd, 2007 Colorado .... 156.0 2. 6 tied, last, Gerald Young, 2015 Las Vegas…..7 2. Ken Fontenette, 2015 San Jose...146.5 3. Rashad Floyd, 2006 Colorado .... 136.5 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Rookie Season 1. Willie Gaston, 1996 Connecticut ...... 7 MOST TACKLES, Rookie Season Clevan Thomas, 2002 San Jose ...... 7 1. Tanner Varner, 2010, Iowa...... 129.5 2. Tyronne Jones, 1998 Nashville ...... 6 2. Chris Brown, 2006 Georgia ...... 124.0 Anthony Derricks, 2000 New England .... 6 3. Cornelius Coe, 2001 Indiana ...... 121.5

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MOST TACKLES, Game MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, Game 1. Rashad Floyd, Colorado ...... 17.5 vs. LA, February 27, 2005 1. J.C. Neal, Tulsa ...... 95 vs. Utah, June 11, 2011 Ken Fontenette, San Jose………17.5 vs. New Orleans, July 10, 2015 2. Clevan Thomas, San Jose . 89 vs. Chicago, July 27, 2013 2. Damon Mason, Grand Rapids ..... 17.0 vs. Los Angeles, May 21, 2005 3. Virgil Gray, Arizona ...... 85 at Iowa, July 27, 2013 Kevin Cobb, Los Angeles ...... 17.0 at Houston, June 23, 2000 Ken Fontenette, San Jose……….17.0 vs. Portland, July 18, 2015 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career 3. Fred Shaw, San Antonio...... 16.0 vs. Pittsburgh, May 12, 2012 1. Kenny McEntyre ...... 20 2. Clevan Thomas ...... 15 3. Greg Hopkins ...... 10 INTERCEPTIONS MOST INTERCEPTIONS, Career MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Season 1. Kenny McEntyre ...... 98 1. Clevan Thomas, 2013 San Jose ...... 6 2. Clevan Thomas ...... 78 2. Kenny McEntyre, 2008 Orlando ...... 4 3. Rayshaun Kizer………...62 Kelvin Morris, 2012 Chicago ...... 4 Huey Whittaker, 2013 San Jose...... 4 MOST INTERCEPTIONS, Season 1. Rayshaun Kizer, 2011 Orlando ...... 16 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Rookie Season 2. Vic Hall, 2011 Chicago ...... 15 1. 7 tied, last, Maurice Williams, 2012 Cleveland .... 3 Clevan Thomas, 2013 San Jose ..... 15 Virgil Gray, 2013 Arizona ...... 15 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game 3. Kent Richardson, 2012 Philadelphia ...... 14 1. 18 tied, last, Joe Phinisee, Cleveland……2 at Las Vegas, June 7, 2015 Alvin Ray Jackson, 2012 New Orleans .. 14 Jeremy Kellem, 2015 Arizona……...14

MOST INTERCEPTIONS, Rookie Season 1. Vic Hall, 2011 Chicago ...... 15 2. Rayshaun Kizer, 2010 Orlando ...... 12 3. Corey Johnson, 1998 Nashville ...... 11 David McLeod, 1996 Albany ...... 11 Falanda Newton, 1993 Cincinnati ... 11 Tony Scott, 1992 Orlando ...... 11 Durwood Roquemore, 1988 Chicago 11

MOST INTERCEPTIONS, Game 1. Paul Stephens, Spokane .... 5 at San Jose, April 19, 2013 2. Mark Ricks, Portland...... 4 at Arizona, August 1, 1999 Michael James, Milwaukee 4 at Memphis, May 19, 1995 Tony Scott, Orlando ...... 4 vs. New Orleans, July 31, 1992 Marrio Norman, Cleveland…4 at New Orleans, March 29, 2014

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, Career 1. Kenny McEntyre ...... 1,173 2. Clevan Thomas ...... 999 3. Eddie Moten ...... 854 4. Rayshaun Kizer………..838 5. Marquis Floyd…………..835

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, Season 1. Clevan Thomas, 2013 San Jose ..... 334 2. Virgil Gray, 2014 Pittsburgh………..297 3. Marquis Floyd, 2014 Arizona………267

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, Rookie Season 1. Vic Hall, 2011 Chicago ...... 222 2. Arkeith Brown, 2012 Arizona ...... 214 3. Greg Reid, 2015 Jacksonville……...150

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TEAM REGULAR SEASON RECORDS MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES LOST, Single Season 1. Carolina, 2003...... 16 (entire season) 2. Memphis, 1996 ...... 14 (entire season) GAMES WON 3. Milwaukee, 1994 ...... 12 (entire season) MOST GAMES WON, Single Season 1. Cleveland, 2014……17 Buffalo, 1999 ...... 12 San Jose, 2015…….17 2. Arizona, 2011 ...... 16 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES LOST 3. Dallas, 2007 ...... 15 1. Memphis, 1995-96 ...... 17 Philadelphia, 2012, 2015…15 Carolina, 2002-03 ...... 17 Arizona, 2013 ...... 15 2. Milwaukee, 1994-95...... 15 Pittsburgh, 2014 ...... 15 Los Angeles, 2014-15………15

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WON, Single Season 1. Arizona, 2014 ...... 14 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES LOST, Start of Season 2. Jacksonville, 2011 .. 13 1. Carolina, 2003...... 16 (entire season) 3. San Jose, 2002 ...... 12 2. Memphis, 1996 ...... 14 (entire season Pittsburgh, 2014……12 3. Milwaukee, 1994 ..... 12 (entire season) Buffalo, 1999 ...... 12 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WON 1. San Jose, 2000-01…... 15 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES LOST, End of Season Dallas, 2007-08…..…... 15 1. Carolina, 2003...... 16 (entire season) Arizona, 2013-14……... 15 2. Memphis, 1996 ...... 14 (entire season) 2. Tampa Bay, 1995-96…14 3. Milwaukee, 1994 ..... 12 (entire season) 3. Detroit, 1992-93 ...... …..13 San Jose, 2001-02.. …..13 MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES LOST Jacksonville, 2011 .. …..13 1. Carolina, 2002-04 ...... 16 2. Grand Rapids, 2003-05 ...... 13 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WON, Start of Season 3. New York, 1997-1998 ...... 10 1. Arizona, 2014 ...... 14 Las Vegas, 2006-07...... 10 2. San Jose, 2002 ...... 12 3. Orlando, 1994 ...... 11 MOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD GAMES LOST San Jose, 2015……11 1. Memphis-Portland, 1995-98 ....16 2. Portland 2014-15………………12 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WON, End of Season 3. Buffalo, 1999-00 ...... 11 1. Pittsburgh, 2014…..12 New Jersey, 2000-02 ...... 11 2. San Jose, 2000 ...... 11 San Antonio, 2012 .. 11 SCORING 3. San Jose, 2007 ...... 10 MOST SEASONS, League Leader 1. Albany, 1994-96, 1999 ...... 4 MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WON San Jose, 2000, 02, 03, 05 .....4 1. Orlando, 1992-95 ...... 19 2. Detroit, 1990-92 ...... 3 2. San Jose, 2006-08...... 15 3. San Jose, 2001-03...... 14 MOST POINTS, Season 1. Arizona, 2013 ...... 1,203 MOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD GAMES WON 2. Spokane, 2013 ...... 1,198 1. San Jose, 2014-2015……...10 3. Philadelphia, 2012 ...... 1,158 2. Detroit, 1988-90 ...... 9 Nashville, 1999-2000 ...... 9 FEWEST POINTS, Season 3. Tampa Bay, 1995-96 ...... 8 1. Maryland, 1989 ...... 79 Orlando, 2002-03 ...... 8 2. Denver, 1989 ...... 94 GAMES LOST 3. Detroit, 1989 ...... 154 MOST GAMES LOST, Single Season

1. Carolina, 2003...... 16 (entire season) MOST POINTS, Game 1. New York...... 99 vs. Carolina, July 7, 2001 2. 7 times, last, Los Angeles, 2014…15 2. Philadelphia ...... 92 at Georgia, April 7, 2012 3. 9 times, last, Los Angeles, 2015 .. 14 Grand Rapids ...... 92 at Kansas City, March 24, 2008 3. New Jersey ...... 91 vs. Texas, June 20, 1997

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MOST POINTS, Game, both teams FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams 1. Carolina (68) at New York (99)………. …..167, July 7, 2001 1. Maryland (2) at Denver (1) ...... …3, July 8, 1989 Boss-Shrev (79) at Oklahoma City (88)… 167, May 8, 2010 Denver (1) at Detroit (2)...... …3, July 21, 1989 2. New York (84) at Utah (81) .....…….165, February 11, 2006 Washington (2) at Albany (1)...…3, June 9, 1990 Orlando (83) at Spokane (82)……………165, May 11, 2013 New Orleans (1) at Arizona (2)…3, June 20, 1992

FEWEST POINTS, Game MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS MADE, Season 1. San Antonio ...... 0 at Orlando, June 13, 1992 1. Arizona, 2013 ...... 158 2. Sacramento ...... 3 at Charlotte, July 10, 1992 2. Philadelphia, 2012 ...... 152 3. Iowa ...... 6 at Orlando, May 15, 1998 3. Spokane, 2013 ...... 146 Milwaukee ...... 6 vs. Indiana, May 15, 2001 MOST 2-POINT CONVERSIONS MADE, Season FEWEST POINTS, Game, both teams 1. Orlando, 2014………………....14 1. Washington (12) at Albany (16)……28, June 9, 1990 2. Utah, 2013...... 13 3. Chicago, 2006 ...... 11 2. Denver (15) at Detroit (14) ...... …….29, July 21, 1989 San Jose, 2012 ...... 11 3. Iowa (6) at Orlando (28) ...... …….34, May 15, 1998

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Season MOST POINTS, Each Quarter 1. Cleveland, 1993 ...... 63 1st Orlando ...... 35 vs. New Orleans, July 31, 1992 2. Portland, 1997...... 61 2nd New Jersey ...... 49 vs. Texas, June 20, 1997 3. Texas, 1996 ...... 60 3rd Chicago ...... 35 vs. New England, July 1, 1988 4th Tampa Bay ...... 36 vs. Grand Rapids, March 6, 2005 FEWEST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, SEASON 1. Philadelphia, 2012 .. 1 MOST POINTS, Each Quarter, both teams Tampa Bay, 2014…1 1st New Orleans (27) at Dallas (23) ...... 50, June 31, 1992 2. Utah, 2012...... 2 2nd Texas (21) at New Jersey (49) ...... 70, June 20, 1997 Portland, 2015……..2 3rd Chicago (32) at San Jose (20) ...... 52, June 15, 2002 3. Utah, 2011...... 3 4th New Jersey (33) at Carolina (31) ...... 64, July 14, 2000 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game MOST POINTS, Each Half 1. Denver ...... 9 vs. Maryland, July 8, 1989 1st New Jersey ...... 63 vs. Texas, June 20, 1997 Denver ...... 9 at Detroit, July 21, 1989 2nd Las Vegas ...... 55 vs. San Jose, March 28, 2005 Pittsburgh ...... 9 vs. Albany, July 14, 1990 New Orleans ...... 9 at Detroit, June 27, 1991 MOST POINTS, Each Half, both teams 1st Orlando (41) at Spokane (62)………103, May 11, 2013 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game, both teams 2nd San Jose (40) at Las Vegas (55)….95, March 28, 2005 1. Maryland (7) at Denver (6) . ..16, July 8, 1989 Denver (9) at Detroit (7)...... 16 LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 3. Albany (6) at Pittsburgh (9) ..15, July 14, 1990 1. Albany ...... 62 vs. Texas, July 27, 1996 2. Cleveland ...... 61 vs. San Jose, June 25, 2011 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Season 3. San Jose ...... 58 at Pittsburgh, July 13, 2013 1. Portland, 1999...... 32 2. Los Angeles, 2005 ...... 29 MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Season 3. Portland, 1997...... 27 1. Philadelphia, 2012…..177 Los Angeles, 2006 ...... 27 2. Spokane, 2013………174 3. Arizona, 2013 ...... ……170 FEWEST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Season 1. 5 times, last, Portland, 2015…0 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS, Season 2. 5 times, last, Orlando, 2015..1 1. Denver, 1989 ...... 10 3. 11 times, last, Las Vegas, 2015.2 Maryland, 1989 ... 10 2. Detroit, 1989 ...... 21 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Game 1. Milwaukee ...... 6, vs. Cleveland, July 22, 1994 MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Game 2. New York...... 6 at Portland, May 9, 1998 1. 6 tied, last, Spokane…13, at San Jose, June 23, 2012 3. 7 tied, last, Los Angeles ..... 5 at Austin, February 11, 2005

MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Game, both teams 1. New York (12) at Utah (12) ....24, February 11, 2006 1. New Jersey (4) at Anaheim (4)……8, May 4, 1997 Orlando (12) at Spokane (12) 24, May 11, 2013 New York (6) at Portland (2) ……….8, May 9, 1998 2. Arizona (12) at Los Angeles (11) 23, April 13, 2003 2. Detroit (2) at Cincinnati (5) . ………..7, May 22, 1993 Arizona (11) at Grand Rapids (12) 23, April 19, 2003 Cleveland (1) at Milwaukee (6)…….7, July 22, 1994 San Jose (12) at Las Vegas (11) 23, March 28, 2005

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MOST SAFETIES, Season MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING, Game, both teams 1. Orlando, 1997 ...... 7 1. New York (20) at Utah (27) 47, February 11, 2006 2. Dallas, 2011 ...... 6 Dallas (24) vs. New Orleans (23) . 47, June 9, 2007 Detroit, 1988 ...... 6 2. Utah (25) at Los Angeles (18) .. 43, February 25, 2006 Detroit, 1990 ...... 6 Georgia (22) at Austin (18) . 43, June 9, 2007

FIRST DOWNS MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY, Season MOST FIRST DOWNS, Season 1. Detroit, 2003 ...... 85 1. San Jose, 2011 ...... 427 2. Spokane, 2011 ...... 84 2. Utah, 2011...... 425 3. Arizona 2015 …………75 Arizona, 2011 ...... 425 San Jose, 2012 ...... 425 MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY, Game 3. Utah, 2012...... 417 1. Detroit ...... 13, at Dallas, July 13, 1991 Buffalo ...... 13, vs. Houston, May 18, 2001 MOST FIRST DOWNS, Game 2. San Jose ...... 12, at Utah, May 21, 2011 1. San Jose ...... 36 at Utah, May 21, 2011 Iowa ...... 12, vs. St. Louis, June 3, 1995 2. Utah ...... 33 at Georgia, May 6, 2011 Pittsburgh ...... 33 vs. Denver, July 14, 1989 MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY, Game, both teams Orlando ...... 33 at Georgia, April 20, 2002 1. Tampa Bay (8) at Nashville (8)…16, July 17, 1998 3. Utah ...... 32 vs. New York, February 11, 2006 Nashville (8) at Colorado (8)……16, April 1, 2006 San Jose ...... 32 at San Antonio, May 19, 2012 2. St. Louis (3) at Iowa (12) .... …….15, June 3, 1995 Dallas (10) at Georgia (5) ... …….15, May 10, 2003 MOST FIRST DOWNS, Game, both teams Philadelphia (7) at New York (8)..15, April 24, 2005 1. Cleveland (29) vs. Tulsa (29)…..58, June 26, 2010 2. Austin (30) vs. Georgia (27) ……57, June 9, 2007 NET YARDS GAINED RUSHING AND PASSING 3. New York (24) at Utah (32) ……56, February 11, 2006 MOST YARDS, Season 1. San Jose, 2012 ... 6,085 MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING, Season 2. Arizona, 2012 ...... 5,976 1. Jacksonville, 2013 ...... 82 3. Utah, 2012...... 5,960 2. Philadelphia, 2012 ...... 78 3. Dallas, 2011 ...... 75 FEWEST YARDS, Season 1. Denver, 1989 ...... 535 MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING, Game 2. Maryland, 1989 ... 578 1. Pittsburgh ...... 23, vs. Denver, July 14, 1989 3. Detroit, 1989 ...... 847 2. San Jose ...... 11 at Los Angeles, June 8, 2002 3. Detroit ...... 10, vs. Pittsburgh, July 27, 1990 MOST YARDS, Game Denver ...... 10, at New Orleans, June 22, 1991 1. Arizona ...... 495, at Los Angeles, April 13, 2003 Charlotte ...... 10, at St. Louis, July 7, 1996 2. Houston ...... 492, vs. Milwaukee, May 14, 1999 3. Los Angeles ...... 480, at Houston, June 23, 2000 MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING, Game, both teams 1. Denver (3) at Pittsburgh (23) ...... 26, July 14, 1989 MOST YARDS, Game, both teams 2. Columbus (9) at Denver (7) ...... 16, July July 26, 1991 1. Los Angeles (480) at Houston (399) ... 879, June 23, 2000 3. Denver (10) at New Orleans (4) ...... 14, June 22, 1991 2. Austin (453) vs. Georgia (416) ...... 869, June 9, 2007 Los Angeles (5) at Grand Rapids (9) .. 14, May 21, 2005 3. Austin (477) at Los Angeles (352) ...... 829, April 3, 2004

MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING, Season FEWEST YARDS, Game 1. Utah, 2012...... 332 1. Portland ...... 18, vs. Orlando, May 23, 1997 2. Utah, 2011...... 328 2. Sacramento ...... 42, at Dallas, May 29, 1992 3. San Jose, 2012 ... 322 3. Denver ...... 48, vs. Maryland, July 8, 1989

MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING, Game FEWEST YARDS, Game, both teams 1. Iowa ...... 27 vs. Philadelphia, April 30, 2011 1. Maryland (115) at Denver (62) .... 177, July 8, 1989 Utah ...... 27 at Georgia, May 6, 2011 2. Denver (113) at Detroit (129) ...... 242, July 21, 1989 Utah ...... 27 vs. New York, February 11, 2006 3. Charlotte (118) at Fort Worth (132) 250, July 4, 1994 2. Las Vegas ...... 26 at San Jose, March 20, 2004 3. Tampa Bay ...... 25 vs. Orlando, February 19, 2006 PASSING Utah ...... 25 at Los Angeles, February 25, 2006 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Season San Jose ...... 25 at New Orleans, April 13, 2007 1. Utah, 2012...... 753 San Jose ...... 25 at Milwaukee, June 2, 2012 2. Portland, 2014……741 Arizona…………..25 vs Portland, April 18, 2015 2. Utah, 2011...... 737

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FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Season HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, Season 1. Denver, 1989 ...... 88 1. Georgia, 2007 ...... 74.0 2. Detroit, 1989 ...... 96 2. Jacksonville, 2011 .. 71.7 3. Chicago, 1989 ...... 107 San Jose, 2004 ...... 71.7 3. San Jose, 2007 ...... 70.7 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game 1. Tampa Bay ...... 63 at Columbus, May 6, 2006 LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, Season 2. Las Vegas ...... 61 at Los Angeles, February 2, 2003 1. Denver, 1989 ...... 35.2 Pittsburgh ...... 61 at Spokane, July 26, 2013 2. Maryland, 1989 ...... 40.3 3. San Jose ...... 59 vs. Arizona, March 10, 2012 3. Cleveland, 1993 ...... 42.3

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game, both teams MOST PASSING YARDS, Season 1. Tampa Bay (54) at New Orleans (47) 101, February 25, 2005 1. Utah, 2012...... 5,758 2. Portland (50) at San Jose (50)……..100, July 18, 2015 San Jose, 2012 ...... 5,758 3. Nashville (41) at Florida (56) ...... 97, June 12, 1999 2. Arizona, 2012 ...... 5,616 3. Chicago, 2012 ...... 5,478 FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game 1. Milwaukee ...... 13 vs. Nashville, July 18, 1997 FEWEST PASSING YARDS, Season 2. Columbus ...... 15 vs. Denver, July 6, 1991 1. Denver, 1989 ...... 426 Cleveland ...... 15 at New Orleans, June 15, 1992 2. Maryland, 1989 ...... 530 Orlando ...... 15 vs. Cleveland, July 29, 1994 3. Detroit, 1989 ...... 717

FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game, both teams MOST PASSING YARDS, Game 1. Tampa Bay (18) at Columbus (23)….41, June 8, 1991 1. Houston ...... 479 vs. Milwaukee, May 14, 1999 2. Columbus (24) at Orlando (18) ... ……42, June 13, 1991 2. Arizona ...... 475 at Los Angeles, April 13, 2003 Denver (27) at Columbus (15) ..... ……42, July 6, 1991 Austin ...... 475 at Los Angeles, April 3, 2004

MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Season MOST PASSING YARDS, Game, both teams 1. Utah, 2012...... 510 1. Los Angeles (469) at Houston (371) ... 840, June 23, 2000 2. San Jose, 2012 ...... 485 2. Texas (449) at Iowa (384) ...... 833, July 26, 1997 3. Utah, 2011...... 483 3. Milwaukee (397) at Arizona (420) ...... 817, June 5, 2010

FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED, Season FEWEST PASSING YARDS, Game 1. Denver, 1989 ...... 31 1. Denver ...... 33 vs. Maryland, July 8, 1989 2. Detroit, 1989 ...... 51 2. Cleveland ...... 50 at Las Vegas, June 17, 1994 3. Maryland, 1989 ...... 52 3. Las Vegas ...... 61 vs. Arizona, July 28, 1995

MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Game FEWEST PASSING YARDS, Game, both teams 1. Utah ...... 46 at Kansas City, June 2, 2012 1. Maryland (102) at Denver (33) ...... 135, July 8, 1989 2. New Orleans ...... 42 vs. Georgia, April 27, 2007 2. Detroit (104) at Columbus (101)...... 205, July 19, 1991 3. Jacksonville…………...41 at Orlando, August 1, 2015 3. Charlotte (94) at Fort Worth (120) ...... 214, July 4, 1994

MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Game, both teams FEWEST PASSING NET YARDS, Season 1. Houston (35) at Nashville (35) .... …70, June 18, 1999 1. Denver, 1989 ...... 370 2. Dallas (33) vs. New Orleans (33) …66, June 9, 2007 2. Maryland, 1989 ... 456 3. Columbus (37) at Colorado (28).. …65, May 18, 2007 3. Detroit, 1989 ...... 680

FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED, Game MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Season 1. Denver ...... 4 vs. Maryland, July 8, 1989 1. Utah, 2012...... 142 2. Denver ...... 5 at Pittsburgh, July 14, 1989 2. Arizona, 2014…...139 3. Utah, 2011...... 128 3. Cleveland ...... 6 at New Orleans, June 15, 1992

Cleveland ...... 6 at Arizona, July 10, 1993 FEWEST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Season 1. Denver, 1989 ...... ……4 FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED, Game, both teams 2. Maryland, 1989 ... ……6 1. Maryland (13) at Denver (4)…….17, July 8, 1989 3. Columbus, 1991 .. …..11 2. Albany (9) at Denver (9) ..... …….18, June 14, 1990 3. Denver (11) at Detroit (8).... …….19, July 21, 1989 New Orleans (7) at Detroit (12)…19, June 27, 1991 Detroit (10) at Columbus (9)……19, July 19, 1991

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MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Game FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Season 1. New York...... …12 vs. Carolina, July 7, 2001 1. Maryland, 1989 ...... 22 Spokane ...... 12 at San Jose, June 23, 2012 2. Pittsburgh, 1989 ...... 25 Utah ...... 12 vs. Cleveland, July 13, 2012 3. Pittsburgh, 1987 ...... 37 2. 10 times, last, ARI…11 vs Los Angeles, June 21, 2014 Detroit, 2001 ...... 37

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Game, both teams MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Game 1. New York (10) at Utah (10) ...... 20, February 11, 2006 1. Detroit ...... 29 at Pittsburgh, June 6, 1990 Dallas (11) vs. New Orleans (9) ...... 20, June 9, 2007 Denver ...... 29 vs. Tampa Bay, July 19, 1991 2. Texas (9) at NewJersey (10) ...... 19, June 20, 1997 2. Detroit ...... 27 vs. Pittsburgh, July 27, 1990 Houston (9) at Nashville (10)...... 19, June 18, 1999 Carolina (7) at New York (12)...... 19, July 7, 2001 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Game, both teams Arizona (10) at Los Angeles (9) ...... 19, April 13, 2003 1. Columbus (22) at Denver (23) ..... …..45, July 26, 1991 Bossier (9) at Oklahoma City (10) ...... 19, May 8, 2010 2. Tampa Bay (13) Denver (29)...... …..42, July 19, 1991 3. Tampa Bay (18) at Columbus (21)…39, June 8, 1991 MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN, Season 1. Los Angeles, 2014…………42 MOST RUSHING YARDS, Season 2. San Antonio, 2013 ...... 40 1. Tulsa, 2011 ...... 860 3. San Antonio, 2014 ...... 39 2. Philadelphia, 2012 ...... 796 3. Grand Rapids, 2005.... 766 FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN, Season 1. Detroit, 1989 ...... 1 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS, Season 2. San Jose, 2000 ...... 4 1. Detroit, 2001 ...... 11 Indiana, 2001 ...... 4 2. Maryland, 1989 ...... 48 Chicago, 2004 ...... 4 3. New Jersey, 2000 ...... 50

MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN, Game MOST RUSHING YARDS, Game 1. 12 times, last, San Antonio…………..6 vs. Arizona, June 29, 2013 1. Detroit ...... 140 at Pittsburgh, June 6, 1990 2. Columbus ...... 129 vs. Denver, July 6, 1991 MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN, Game, both teams 3. Columbus ...... 128 at Denver, July 26, 1991 1. Albany (6) at Detroit (2) ...... ………8, July 10, 1992 Charlotte (5) at Tampa Bay (3)……8, June 5, 1993 MOST RUSHING YARDS, Game, both teams Anaheim (2) at Orlando (6) . ……….8, August 2, 1996 1. Columbus (128) at Denver (92) ... ..220, July 26, 1991 Grand Rapids (4) at Iowa (4)………8, July 8, 2000 2. Denver (57) at Columbus (129) ... ..186, July 6, 1991 Arizona (2) at Utah (6)……………..8, March 29, 2013 3. Orlando (79) at Tampa Bay (84) . ..163, August 13, 1994 San Antonio (2) at Cleveland (6)….8, May 18, 2013 Arizona (2) at San Antonio (6)…….8, June 8, 2013 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS, Game New Orleans (5) at Pittsburgh (3)…8, April 11, 2014 1. Colorado ...... -28 at Indiana, March 2, 2003 2. Anaheim ...... -23 vs. Iowa, July 20, 1996 MOST TIMES SACKED, Game 3. Milwaukee ...... -21 at Charlotte, June 4, 1994 1. Iowa ...... 10 vs. Utah, March 17, 2012 Florida ...... -21 vs. Nashville, June 10, 2000 2. Alabama ...... 9 vs. Tulsa, May 8, 2010 3. Orlando ...... 8 vs. Detroit, June 21, 1991 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS, Game, both teams Connecticut ...... 8 at Charlotte, May 11, 1996 1. Colorado (-28) at Indiana (-4) ...... ….-32, March 2, 2003 Iowa ...... 8 vs. Georgia, July 23, 2011 2. New York (-4) vs. Kansas City (-4)…-8, May 20, 2007 Pittsburgh ...... 8 vs. San Jose, July 13, 2013 3. Houston (-7) at Nashville (0) ...... …..-7, June 18, 1999 Spokane……………... 8 at San Jose, June 14, 2014 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Season MOST TIMES SACKED, Game, both teams 1. Chicago, 2004 ...... 49 1. Portland (7) at Los Angeles (5) ...... 12, April 5, 2014 2. San Jose, 2003 ...... 47 2. Sacramento (7) at San Antonio (4) . 11, June 20, 1992 3. Nashville, 2007 ...... 46 Utah (1) at Iowa (10) ...... 11, March 17, 2012 FEWEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Season RUSHING 1. Maryland, 1989 ...... 2 2. Pittsburgh, 1987 ...... 4 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Season Detroit, 1989 ...... 4 1. Dallas, 2011 ...... 213 New Orleans, 1992 ...... 4 2. Milwaukee, 1996 ...... 202 Minnesota, 1996 ...... 4 Jacksonville, 2013 ...... 202 3. Milwaukee, 1997 ...... 199

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MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Game HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER KICKOFF RETURN, Season 1. Orlando……………………………….7 at Jacksonville, April 3, 2015 1. Chicago, 1988 ...... 27.1 2. Many tied, last, San Jose…………….6 at Las Vegas, June 21, 2015 2. New England, 1988 .... 26.8 3. Detroit, 1988 ...... 26.2 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams 1. St. Louis (5) at Milwaukee (4)...... 9, May 26, 1995 LOWEST AVERAGE GAIN PER KICKOFF RETURN, Season Memphis (3) at St. Louis (6) ...... 9, May 17, 1996 1. Charlotte, 1992 ...... 12.8 Colorado (3) at San Jose (6) ...... 9, February 22, 2003 2. Philadelphia, 2013 ...... 12.9 Chicago (6) at Philadelphia (3) .... 9, March 7, 2004 3. Maryland, 1989 ...... 13.2 Dallas (6) at Kansas (3) ...... 9, March 16, 2007 Orlando (7) at Jacksonville (2)….9, April 3, 2015 MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Season 1. New York, 2005 ...... 11 KICKOFF RETURNS 2. Milwaukee, 2000 ...... 10 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Season 3. 7 times, last, PDX, 2015 .. 8 1. Iowa, 2011...... 131 2. New Orleans, 2013 ..... 130 MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game 3. San Antonio, 2014 ...... 129 1. New England ...... 4 at San Jose, June 9, 2000 2. 6 tied, last, Arizona ..... 3 at Orlando, March 10, 2006 FEWEST KICKOFF RETURNS, Season 1. Detroit, 1989 ...... 14 MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams 2. Pittsburgh, 1989 ...... 15 1. New England (4) at San Jose (0) ...... …………4, June 9, 2000 3. Denver, 1989 ...... 17 New York (1) at New Jersey (3) ...... …………4, May 18, 2002 2. 21 tied, last, Cleveland (1) at Jacksonville (2) ….3, June 27, 2015 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Game 1. Texas...... 14 at New Jersey, June 20, 1997 FUMBLES 2. New England ...... 13 at San Jose, June 9, 2000 MOST FUMBLES LOST, Season 1. Pittsburgh, 2011 ...... 29 3. Carolina ...... 13 at New York, July 7, 2001 2. Tampa Bay, 2012 ... 26 Oklahoma City .... 13 vs Bossier, May 8, 2010 3. Dallas, 2010 ...... 24 Chicago ...... 13 at Tulsa, May 7, 2011 Philadelphia, 2013 .. 24 New Orleans, 2014..24 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Game, both teams 1. New England (13) at San Jose (10) .... 23, June 9, 2000 FEWEST FUMBLES LOST, Season 2. Bossier (9) at Oklahoma City (13) ...... 22, May 8, 2010 1. Albany, 1991 ...... 1 Orlando (11) at Albany (10) ...... 21, July 25, 1998 St. Louis, 1996 ...... 1 Tampa Bay (11) at Carolina (10)...... 21, July 21, 2000 3. 4 tied, last, Albany, 1996 2 Orlando (11) at Spokane (10) ...... 21, May 11, 2013 MOST OPPONENT FUMBLES RECOVERED, Season MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Season 1.Philadelphia, 2012 ... 30 1. Utah, 2011...... 2,519 2. Pittsburgh, 1988 ...... 28 2. Carolina, 2003...... 2,383 3. Milwaukee, 2011 ..... 23 3. San Antonio, 2014 ...... 2,372 Columbus, 2006 ...... 23 San Jose, 2012 ...... 23 FEWEST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Season Spokane, 2012 ...... 23 1. Pittsburgh, 1989 ...... 218 Spokane, 2013 ...... 23 2. Maryland, 1989 ...... 238 3. Detroit, 1989 ...... 298 FEWEST OPPONENT FUMBLES RECOVERED, Season 1. Maryland, 1989 ...... 1 MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Game 2. Albany, 1990 ...... 3 1. New England ...... 339 at San Jose, June 9, 2000 San Antonio, 1992 .. 3 2. Carolina ...... 328 at New York, July 7, 2001 New York, 2005 ...... 3 3. Nashville ...... 317 at Kansas City, June 16, 2007 TURNOVERS MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Game, both teams MOST TURNOVERS, Season 1. New England (339) at San Jose (204) 543, June 9, 2000 1. Utah, 2013...... 58 2. Nashville (317) at Kansas City (212) .. 529, June 16, 2007 2. San Antonio, 2014 .. 57 3. San Antonio, 2013 .. 56 3. Orlando (207) at Spokane (257) ...... 464, May 11, 2013 New Orleans, 2014..56

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FEWEST TURNOVERS, Season FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED, Season 1. Detroit, 1989 ...... 5 1. Detroit, 1989 ...... 64 2. Denver, 1989 ...... 7 2. Chicago, 1989 ...... 69 3. Pittsburgh, 1989 ...... 9 3. Denver, 1989 ...... 76

PENALTIES MOST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED, Season MOST TIMES PENALIZED, Season 1. New Orleans, 2014…605 1. Portland, 2014…………..208 2. Georgia, 2011 ...... 592 2. Milwaukee, 2010………..193 3. Spokane, 2011 ...... 589 3. Tampa Bay, 2010……….186 FEWEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED, Season FEWEST TIMES PENALIZED, Season 1. Detroit, 1989 ...... 2 1. Pittsburgh, 1989 ...... 21 2. Denver, 1989 ...... 5 2. Chicago, 1989 ...... 23 Maryland, 1989 ...... 5 3. Detroit, 1989 ...... 26 Detroit, 1990 ...... 5 Maryland, 1989 ...... 26 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED, Season MOST PENALTY YARDS, Season 1. New Orleans, 2013…46 1. Portland, 2014……..1,344 2. New Orleans, 2011...41 2. Tampa Bay, 2010 ... 1,293 3. San Antonio, 2014….40 3. Tampa Bay, 2012 ... 1,281 FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED, Season FEWEST PENALTY YARDS, Season 1. Detroit, 1989 ...... 617 1. Pittsburgh, 1989 ...... 78 2. Denver, 1989 ...... 649 2. Chicago, 1989 ...... 89 3. Pittsburgh, 1989 ...... 668 3. Maryland, 1989 ...... 99 MOST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED, Season DEFENSE 1. Spokane, 2012 ...... 5,550 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED, Season 2. Jacksonville, 2011 .. 5,442 1. Detroit, 1988 ...... 32 3. San Jose, 2011 ...... 5,374 2. Pittsburgh, 1987 ...... 35 3. Denver, 1987 ...... 38 FEWEST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED, Season 1. Detroit, 1989 ...... 8 MOST POINTS ALLOWED, Season 2. Denver, 1989 ...... 9 1. Utah, 2011...... 1,117 3. Chicago, 1989 ...... 10 2. Iowa, 2011...... 1,116 3. Tampa Bay, 2012 ... 1,108 MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED, Season 1. San Jose, 2011 ...... 119 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED, Season 2. Iowa, 2011...... 115 1. Detroit, 1989 ...... 10 3. Utah, 2011...... 114 2. Denver, 1989 ...... 14 3. Chicago, 1989 ...... 20 MOST INTERCEPTIONS, Season 1. Chicago, 2011 ...... 42 2. Arizona, 2013 ...... 41 MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED, Season 3. New Orleans, 2012 . 36 1. Iowa, 2011...... 159 Pittsburgh, 2014…...36 2. Utah, 2011...... 158 3. Tampa Bay, 2012 ... 157 FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS, Season 1. Washington, 1987 ... 1 FEWEST ALLOWED, Season 2. Detroit, 1989 ...... 2 1. Detroit, 1989 ...... 566 3. Denver, 1989 ...... 3 2. Denver, 1989 ...... 725 3. Chicago, 1989 ...... 828 MOST SACKS, Season 1. Jacksonville, 2013 .. 45.0 MOST YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE ALLOWED, Season 2. San Jose, 2015……44.0 1. Spokane, 2012 ...... 5,989 3. San Jose, 2012 ...... 42.0 2. San Jose, 2011 ...... 5,767 3. Spokane, 2013 ...... 5,756 FEWEST SACKS, Season 1. Miami, 1995 ...... 4.0 Florida, 1997 ...... 4.0 Iowa, 1998...... 4.0 New York, 1998 ...... 4.0

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MOST TURNOVERS FORCED, Season 1. Philadelphia, 2012 .. 64 2. Arizona, 2013 ...... 58 3. Chicago, 2011 ...... 56

FEWEST TURNOVERS FORCED, Season 1. Maryland, 1989 ...... 6 2. Detroit, 1989 ...... 7 3. Denver, 1989 ...... 10 Pittsburgh, 1989 ...... 10

MOST BLOCKED KICKS, Season 1. Dallas, 1991 ...... 15 2. Chicago, 2004 ...... 9 Philadelphia, 2004 .. 9

MOST BLOCKED KICKS, Game 1. Dallas ...... 5 vs. Columbus, June 29, 1991 2. Dallas ...... 4 vs. New Orleans, June 8, 1991 3. 6 tied, last, Tampa Bay….3 at Spokane, May 20, 2011

MOST BLOCKED KICKS, Game, both teams 1. Columbus (0) at Dallas (5) ...... 5, June 29, 1991 2. New Orleans (0) at Dallas (4) ....4, June 8, 1991 3. Buffalo (1) at New York (3) ...... 4, April 6, 2003

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ALL-TIME REGULAR SEASON WIN-LOSS

RECORDS (Alphabetical order, # indicates ArenaBowl Champion)

CAROLINA COBRAS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2000 3 11 2 5 1 6 - - .214 2010 7 9 5 3 2 6 - - .437 2001 7 7 5 2 2 5 - - .500 Totals 7 9 5 3 2 6 - - .437 2002 6 8 1 6 5 2 - - .429 2003 0 16 0 8 0 8 - - .000 ALBANY-INDIANA FIREBIRDS 2004 6 10 3 5 3 5 - - .375 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 22 52 11 26 11 26 - - .297 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1990 3 5 3 1 0 4 - - .375 1991 6 4 4 1 2 3 - - .600 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1992 5 5 3 2 2 3 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1993 5 7 4 2 1 5 - - .417 1992 3 7 2 3 1 4 - - .300 1994 10 2 5 1 5 1 - - .833 1993 6 6 3 3 3 3 - - .500 1995 7 5 4 2 3 3 - - .583 1994 5 7 3 3 2 4 - - .417 1996 10 4 6 1 4 3 - - .714 1995 5 7 2 4 3 3 - - .417 1997 6 8 4 3 2 5 - - .429 1996 5 9 2 5 3 4 - - .357 1998 10 4 5 2 5 2 - - .714 Totals 24 36 12 18 12 18 - - .400 1999# 11 3 6 1 5 2 - - .786 2000 9 5 5 2 4 3 - - .643 CHICAGO BRUISERS 2001 9 5 6 1 3 4 - - .643 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2002 7 7 4 3 3 4 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2003 6 10 2 6 4 4 - - .375 1987 2 4 1 2 1 2 - - .333 2004 8 8 5 3 3 5 - - .500 1988* 10 1 5 1 5 0 - - .875 Totals 112 82 66 31 46 51 - - .577 1989 1 3 0 1 0 0 1 2 .250 Albany Firebirds (1990-2000), Indiana Firebirds (2001-04) Totals 13 8 6 4 6 2 1 2 .614 *Tie Game: 1988 (road) ARIZONA RATTLERS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site CHICAGO RUSH Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1992 4 6 4 1 0 5 - - .400 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1993 7 5 3 3 4 2 - - .583 2001 7 7 5 2 2 5 - - .500 1994# 8 4 6 1 2 3 - - .667 2002 9 5 6 1 3 4 - - .643 1995 7 5 3 3 4 2 - - .583 2003 8 8 3 5 5 3 - - .500 1996 11 3 7 0 4 3 - - .786 2004 11 5 6 2 5 3 - - .688 1997# 12 2 6 1 5 1 1 0 .857 2005 9 7 5 3 4 4 - - .563 1998 10 4 5 2 5 2 - - .714 2006# 7 9 5 3 2 6 - - .438 1999 10 4 6 1 4 3 - - .714 2007 12 4 7 1 5 3 - - .750 2000 12 2 5 2 7 0 - - .857 2008 11 5 7 1 4 4 - - .688 2001 8 6 3 4 4 2 1 0 .571 2010 10 6 5 3 5 3 - - .625 2002 11 3 5 2 6 1 - - .786 2011 13 5 7 2 6 3 - - .722 2003 10 6 5 3 5 3 - - .625 2012 10 8 7 2 3 6 - - .556 2004 11 5 5 3 6 2 - - .688 2013 10 8 3 5 7 3 - - .556 2005 7 9 4 4 3 5 - - .438 Totals 117 77 66 30 51 47 - - .603 2006 8 8 6 2 2 6 - - .500 2007 4 12 2 6 2 6 - - .250 2008 8 8 3 5 5 3 - - .500 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2010 10 6 5 3 5 3 - - .625 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2011 16 2 8 1 8 1 - - .889 1992 7 3 4 1 3 2 - - .700 2012# 13 5 7 2 6 3 - - .722 1993 2 10 1 5 1 5 - - .167 2013# 15 3 8 1 7 2 - - .833 Totals 9 13 5 6 4 7 - - .409 2014# 15 3 9 0 6 3 - - .833 2015 14 4 8 1 6 3 - - .778 COLUMBUS-CLEVELAND THUNDERBOLTS Totals 231 115 123 51 106 64 2 0 .668 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. AUSTIN WRANGLERS 1991 0 10 0 5 0 5 - - .000 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1992 4 6 3 2 1 4 - - .400 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1993 2 10 0 6 2 4 - - .167 2004 8 8 5 3 3 5 - - .500 1994 2 10 1 5 1 5 - - .167 2005 6 10 3 5 3 5 - - .375 Totals 8 36 4 18 4 18 - - .182 2006 10 6 4 4 6 2 - - .625 Columbus Thunderbolts (1991), Cleveland Thunderbolts (1992-94) 2007 4 12 3 5 1 7 - - .250 Totals 28 36 15 17 13 19 - - .438 COLORADO CRUSH All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site BOSSIER-SHREVEPORT BATTLEWINGS Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2003 2 14 0 8 2 6 - - .125 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2004 11 5 7 1 4 4 - - .688 2010 3 13 2 6 1 7 - - .187 2005# 10 6 6 2 4 4 - - .625 Totals 3 13 2 6 1 7 - - .187 2006 11 5 6 2 5 3 - - .688 2007 8 8 5 3 3 5 - - .500 BUFFALO-COLUMBUS DESTROYERS 2008 6 10 4 4 2 6 - - .375 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 48 48 28 20 20 28 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1999 1 13 1 6 0 7 - - .071 CONNECTICUT COYOTES 2000 5 9 3 4 2 5 - - .357 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2001 6 8 4 3 2 5 - - .429 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2002 6 8 4 3 2 5 - - .429 1995 1 11 0 6 1 5 - - .083 2003 5 11 3 5 2 6 - - .313 1996 2 12 2 5 0 7 - - .143 2004 6 10 3 5 3 5 - - .375 Totals 3 23 2 11 1 12 - - .115 2005 2 14 1 7 1 7 - - .125 2006 8 8 4 4 4 4 - - .500 2007 7 9 5 3 2 6 - - .438 2008 3 13 2 6 1 7 - - .188 Totals 49 103 30 46 19 57 - - .322 Buffalo Destroyers (1999-2003), Columbus Destroyers (2004-08)

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DALLAS DESPERADOS GRAND RAPIDS RAMPAGE All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2002 7 7 3 4 4 3 - - .500 1998 3 11 2 5 1 6 - - .214 2003 10 6 5 3 5 3 - - .625 1999 8 6 4 3 4 3 - - .571 2004 6 10 3 5 3 5 - - .375 2000 6 8 3 4 3 4 - - .429 2005* 8 7 4 3 4 4 - - .531 2001# 11 3 6 1 5 2 - - .786 2006 13 3 6 2 7 1 - - .813 2002 8 6 4 3 4 3 - - .571 2007 15 1 8 0 7 1 - - .938 2003 8 8 4 4 4 4 - - .500 2008 12 4 6 2 6 2 - - .750 2004 1 15 0 8 1 7 - - .063 Totals 81 38 35 19 36 19 - - .681 2005 4 12 3 5 1 7 - - .250 *Tie Game: 2005 (home) 2006 5 11 5 3 0 8 - - .313 2007 4 12 3 5 1 7 - - .250 2008 6 10 3 5 3 5 - - .375 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 64 102 37 46 27 56 - - .386 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1990 6 2 4 0 2 2 - - .750 IOWA BARNSTORMERS 1991 4 6 3 2 1 4 - - .400 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1992 5 5 3 2 2 3 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1993 3 9 1 5 2 4 - - .250 1995 7 5 2 4 5 1 - - .583 Totals 18 22 11 9 7 13 - - .450 1996 12 2 7 0 5 2 - - .857 1997 11 3 6 2 5 1 - - .786 DALLAS VIGILANTES 1998 5 9 3 4 2 5 - - .357 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1999 11 3 7 0 4 3 - - .786 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2000 9 5 5 2 4 3 - - .643 2010 3 13 1 7 2 6 - - .187 2010 7 9 2 6 5 3 - - .437 2011 11 7 6 3 5 4 - - .611 2011 5 13 4 5 1 8 - - .278 Totals 14 20 7 10 7 10 - - .700 2012 7 11 4 5 3 6 - - .389 2013 6 12 2 7 4 5 - - .333 DENVER DYNAMITE 2014 6 12 3 6 3 6 - - .333 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 86 84 45 41 41 43 - - .506 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1987# 4 2 2 1 2 1 - - .667 JACKSONVILLE SHARKS 1989 3 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 .750 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1990 4 4 2 2 2 2 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1991 6 4 4 1 2 3 - - .600 2010 12 4 7 1 5 3 - - .750 Totals 17 11 9 4 7 7 1 0 .607 2011# 14 4 8 1 6 3 - - .778 2012 10 8 6 4 4 4 - - .556 DETROIT DRIVE / MASSACHUSETTS MARAUDERS 2013 12 6 6 3 6 3 - - .667 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2014 7 11 4 5 3 6 - - .389 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2015 10 8 7 2 3 6 - - .556 1988# 9 3 4 2 5 1 - - .750 Totals 65 41 38 16 27 25 - - .613 1989# 3 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 .750 1990# 6 2 3 1 3 1 - - .750 KANSAS CITY BRIGADE / COMMAND 1991 9 1 4 1 5 0 - - .900 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1992# 8 2 4 1 4 1 - - .800 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1993 11 1 6 0 5 1 - - .917 2006 3 13 2 6 1 7 - - .188 1994 8 4 3 2 5 2 - - .667 2007 10 6 6 2 4 4 - - .625 Totals 54 14 24 8 28 6 2 0 .794 2008 3 13 2 6 1 7 - - .188 Detroit Drive (1988-93), Massachusetts Marauders (1994) 2011 6 12 4 5 2 7 - - .333 2012 3 15 2 7 1 8 - - .167 DETROIT FURY Totals 25 59 15 26 9 33 - - .298 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Kansas City Brigade (2006-08), Command (2011-2012) Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2001 7 7 5 2 2 5 - - .500 LAS VEGAS STING / ANAHEIM PIRANHAS 2002 1 13 1 6 0 7 - - .071 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2003 8 8 4 4 4 4 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2004 5 11 2 6 3 5 - - .313 1994 5 7 3 3 2 4 - - .417 Totals 21 39 12 18 9 21 - - .350 1995 6 6 3 3 3 3 - - .500 1996 9 5 5 2 4 3 - - .643 FORT WORTH CAVALRY 1997 2 12 2 5 0 7 - - .143 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 22 30 13 13 9 17 - - .423 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Las Vegas Sting (1994-95), Anaheim Piranhas (1996-97) 1994 5 7 2 4 3 3 - - .417 Totals 5 7 2 4 3 3 - - .417 LAS VEGAS OUTLAWS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site GEORGIA FORCE Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2015* 5 12 3 5 2 6 0 1 .306 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Totals 5 12 3 5 2 6 0 1 .306 2002 6 8 3 4 3 4 - - .429 *Tie Game: 2015 (home) 2003 8 8 3 5 5 3 - - .500 2004 7 9 3 5 4 4 - - .438 LOS ANGELES AVENGERS 2005 11 5 8 0 3 5 - - .688 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2006 8 8 4 4 4 4 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2007 14 2 8 0 6 2 - - .875 2000 3 11 1 6 2 5 - - .214 2008 10 6 6 2 4 4 - - .625 2001 5 9 3 4 1 5 1 0 .357 2011 11 7 5 4 6 3 - - .611 2002 8 6 4 3 4 3 - - .571 2012 9 9 5 4 4 5 - - .500 2003 11 5 6 2 5 3 - - .688 Totals 84 62 45 28 39 34 - - .575 2004 9 7 3 5 6 2 - - .563 2005 10 6 7 1 3 5 - - .625 2006 5 11 4 4 1 7 - - .313 2007 9 7 5 3 4 4 - - .563 2008 5 11 4 4 1 7 - - .313 Totals 65 73 37 32 27 41 1 0 .471

LOS ANGELES COBRAS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1988* 5 6 2 3 3 3 - - .458 Totals 5 6 2 3 3 3 - - .458 *Tie Game: 1988 (home)

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LOS ANGELES KISS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2014 3 15 2 7 1 8 - - .167 1991 4 6 3 2 1 4 - - .400 2015 4 14 3 6 1 8 - - .222 1992 0 10 0 5 0 5 - - .000 Totals 7 29 5 13 2 16 - - .194 Totals 4 16 3 7 1 9 - - .200

MEMPHIS PHARAOHS / PORTLAND FOREST DRAGONS / OKLAHOMA WRANGLERS NEW ORLEANS VOODOO All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1995 6 6 3 3 3 3 - - .500 2004 11 5 7 1 4 4 - - .688 1996 0 14 0 6 0 7 0 1 .000 2005 9 7 5 3 4 4 - - .563 1997 2 12 2 5 0 7 - - .143 2007 5 11 4 4 1 7 - - .313 1998 4 10 2 5 2 5 - - .286 2008 8 8 6 2 2 6 - - .500 1999 7 7 4 3 3 4 - - .500 2011 3 15 0 9 3 6 - - .167 2000 7 7 5 2 2 5 - - .500 2012 8 10 4 5 4 5 - - .444 2001 5 9 4 3 0 6 1 0 .357 2013 5 13 3 6 2 7 - - .278 Totals 31 65 20 27 10 37 1 1 .323 2014 3 15 1 8 2 7 - - .167 Memphis Pharaohs (1995-96), Portland Forest Dragons (1997-99), Oklahoma Wranglers (2000- 2015* 3 14 3 6 0 8 - - .194 01) Totals 55 98 33 44 22 54 - - .360 *Tie Game: 2015 (Away) MILWAUKEE MUSTANGS / IRON All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site NEW YORK DRAGONS Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1994 0 12 0 6 0 6 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1995 4 8 3 3 1 5 - - .333 2001 8 6 5 2 3 4 - - .571 1996 10 4 6 1 4 3 - - .714 2002 3 11 2 5 1 6 - - .214 1997 8 6 5 2 3 4 - - .571 2003 8 8 2 6 6 2 - - .500 1998 7 7 2 5 5 2 - - .500 2004 9 7 5 3 4 4 - - .563 1999 7 7 3 4 4 3 - - .500 2005 10 6 7 1 3 5 - - .625 2000 7 7 3 4 4 3 - - .500 2006 10 6 5 3 5 3 - - .625 2001 3 11 2 5 1 5 0 1 .214 2007 5 11 2 6 3 5 - - .313 2010 11 5 7 1 4 4 - - .687 2008 8 8 5 3 3 5 - - .500 2011 7 11 4 5 3 6 - - .389 Totals 61 63 33 29 28 34 - - .492 2012 5 13 2 6 3 7 - - .278 Totals 69 91 37 42 30 48 0 1 .431 Milwaukee Mustangs (1994-2001, 2011-2012), Iron (2010) All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. MINNESOTA FIGHTING PIKE 1988 2 10 0 6 2 4 - - .167 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 2 10 0 6 2 4 - - .167 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1996 4 10 0 7 3 3 1 0 .286 NEW YORK CITYHAWKS / NEW ENGLAND SEA WOLVES / TORONTO PHANTOMS Totals 4 10 0 7 3 3 1 0 .286 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. NEW JERSEY RED DOGS / NEW JERSEY GLADIATORS / LAS VEGAS GLADIATORS / 1997 2 12 1 6 1 5 0 1 .143 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS 1998 3 11 1 6 2 5 - - .214 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1999 5 9 2 5 3 4 - - .357 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2000 8 6 5 2 3 4 - - .571 1997 9 5 4 3 5 1 0 1 .643 2001 8 6 4 3 4 3 - - .571 1998 8 6 4 4 4 2 - - .571 2002 5 9 2 5 3 4 - - .357 1999 6 8 3 4 3 4 - - .429 Totals 31 53 15 27 16 25 0 1 .369 2000 4 10 2 5 2 5 - - .286 New York CityHawks (1997-98), New England Sea Wolves (1999-2000), Toronto Phantoms 2001 2 12 2 5 0 7 - - .143 (2001-02) 2002 9 5 4 3 5 2 - - .643 2003 8 8 5 3 3 5 - - .500 2004 8 8 6 2 2 6 - - .500 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2005 8 8 4 4 4 4 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2006 5 11 4 4 1 7 - - .313 2010 6 10 5 3 1 7 - - .375 2007 2 14 0 8 2 6 - - .125 Totals 6 10 5 3 1 7 - - .375 2008 9 7 6 2 3 5 - - .563 2010 7 9 4 4 3 5 - - .437 ORLANDO PREDATORS 2011 10 8 7 2 3 6 - - .556 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2012 8 10 5 4 3 6 - - .444 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2013 4 14 3 7 1 7 - - .222 1991 3 7 2 3 1 4 - - .300 2014 17 1 9 0 8 1 - - .944 1992 9 1 4 1 5 0 - - .900 2015 8 10 3 6 5 4 - - .444 1993 10 2 6 0 4 2 - - .833 Totals 132 154 75 70 57 83 0 1 .462 1994 11 1 6 0 5 1 - - .917 New Jersey Red Dogs (1997-2000), New Jersey Gladiators (2001-02), Las Vegas Gladiators 1995 7 5 4 2 3 3 - - .583 (2003-07), Cleveland Gladiators (2008-present) 1996 9 5 6 1 3 4 - - .643 1997 10 4 5 2 5 2 - - .714 NASHVILLE KATS 1998# 9 5 5 2 3 3 1 0 .643 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1999 7 7 4 3 3 4 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2000# 11 3 5 2 6 1 - - .786 1997 10 4 5 2 5 2 - - .714 2001 8 6 5 2 3 4 - - .571 1998 9 5 5 2 3 3 1 0 .643 2002 7 7 2 5 5 2 - - .500 1999 8 6 3 4 5 2 - - .571 2003 12 4 6 2 6 2 - - .750 2000 9 5 3 4 6 1 - - .643 2004 10 6 5 3 5 3 - - .625 2001 10 4 6 1 3 3 1 0 .714 2005 10 6 7 1 3 5 - - .625 2005* 6 9 3 5 3 4 - - .406 2006 10 6 6 2 4 4 - - .625 2006 8 8 6 2 2 6 - - .500 2007 8 8 4 4 4 4 - - .500 2007 7 9 3 5 4 4 - - .438 2008 9 7 5 3 4 4 - - .563 Totals 67 50 34 25 31 25 2 0 .572 2010 8 8 4 4 4 4 - - .500 *Tie Game: 2005 (road) 2011 11 7 6 3 5 4 - - .611 2012 4 14 4 5 0 9 - - .222 2013 7 11 4 5 3 6 - - .389 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2014 11 7 7 2 4 5 - - .611 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2015 12 6 7 2 5 4 - - .667 1988 3 9 1 5 2 4 - - .250 Totals 213 143 119 59 93 84 1 0 .598 Totals 3 9 1 5 2 4 - - .250

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PHILADELPHIA SOUL SAN JOSE SABERCATS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2004 5 11 4 4 1 7 - - .313 1995 8 4 3 3 5 1 - - .667 2005 6 10 4 4 2 6 - - .375 1996 6 8 4 3 2 5 - - .429 2006 9 7 5 3 4 4 - - .563 1997 8 6 4 3 4 3 - - .571 2007 8 8 4 4 4 4 - - .500 1998 7 7 3 4 4 3 - - .500 2008# 13 3 7 1 6 2 - - .813 1999 6 8 4 3 2 5 - - .429 2011 6 12 4 5 2 7 - - .333 2000 12 2 6 1 6 1 - - .857 2012 15 3 7 2 8 1 - - .833 2001 10 4 6 1 3 3 1 0 .714 2013 12 6 5 4 7 2 - - .667 2002# 13 1 7 0 6 1 - - .929 2014 9 9 7 2 2 7 - - .500 2003 12 4 7 1 5 3 - - .750 2015 15 3 8 0 6 3 1 0 .833 2004# 11 5 7 1 4 4 - - .688 Totals 98 72 55 29 42 43 1 0 .576 2005 9 7 6 2 3 5 - - .563 2006 10 6 6 2 4 4 - - .625 PITTSBURGH GLADIATORS / TAMPA BAY STORM 2007# 13 3 8 0 5 3 - - .813 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2008 11 5 6 2 5 3 - - .688 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2011 7 11 6 3 1 8 - - .389 1987 4 2 2 1 2 1 - - .667 2012 12 6 8 1 4 5 - - .667 1988 6 6 3 3 3 3 - - .500 2013 13 5 8 2 5 3 - - .722 1989 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 .750 2014 13 5 7 2 6 3 - - .722 1990 3 5 2 2 1 3 - - .375 2015# 17 1 8 1 9 0 - - .944 1991# 8 2 4 1 4 1 - - .800 Totals 198 98 114 35 83 63 1 0 .669 1992 9 1 4 1 5 0 - - .900 1993# 9 3 5 1 4 2 - - .750 SPOKANE SHOCK 1994 7 5 5 1 2 4 - - .583 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1995# 10 2 5 1 5 1 - - .833 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1996# 12 2 6 1 6 1 - - .857 2010# 13 3 6 2 7 1 - - .812 1997 8 6 4 4 4 2 - - .571 2011 9 9 7 2 2 7 - - .500 1998 12 2 6 1 6 1 - - .857 2012 10 8 5 4 5 4 - - .556 1999 11 3 5 2 6 1 - - .786 2013 14 4 7 2 7 2 - - .778 2000 8 6 5 2 3 4 - - .571 2014 11 7 6 3 5 4 - - .611 2001 10 4 5 2 4 2 1 0 .714 2015 7 11 4 5 3 6 - - .389 2002 6 8 2 5 4 3 - - .429 Totals 64 42 35 18 29 24 - - .604 2003# 12 4 6 2 6 2 - - .750 2004 9 7 5 3 4 4 - - .563 ST. LOUIS STAMPEDE 2005 10 6 8 0 2 6 - - .625 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2006 7 9 5 3 2 6 - - .438 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2007 9 7 5 3 4 4 - - .563 1995 9 3 5 1 4 2 - - .750 2008 8 8 5 3 3 5 - - .500 1996 8 6 4 3 4 3 - - .571 2010 11 5 6 2 5 3 - - .687 Totals 17 9 9 4 8 5 - - .654 2011 7 11 4 5 3 6 - - .389 2012 8 10 7 2 1 8 - - .444 TEXAS TERROR / HOUSTON THUNDERBEARS 2013 7 11 2 7 5 4 - - .389 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2014 8 10 5 4 3 6 - - .444 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2015 7 11 5 4 2 7 - - .389 1996 1 13 0 7 1 6 - - .071 Totals 229 157 127 66 99 90 3 1 .592 1997 6 8 4 3 2 5 - - .429 Pittsburgh Gladiators (1987-90), Tampa Bay Storm (1991–present) 1998 8 6 4 3 4 3 - - .571 1999 4 10 3 4 1 6 - - .286 PITTSBURGH POWER 2000 3 11 2 5 1 6 - - .214 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2001 3 11 0 0 2 5 1 6 .214 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Totals 25 59 13 22 11 31 1 6 .298 2011 9 9 5 4 4 5 - - .500 Texas Terror (1996-97), Houston Thunderbears (1998-2001) 2012 5 13 1 8 4 5 - - .278 2013 4 14 1 8 3 6 - - .222 TULSA TALONS / SAN ANTONIO TALONS 2014 15 3 8 1 7 2 - - .833 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 33 39 15 21 18 18 - - .458 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2010 10 6 6 2 4 4 - - .625 PORTLAND THUNDER/STEEL 2011 8 10 4 5 4 5 - - .444 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2012 14 4 8 1 6 3 - - .778 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2013 10 8 4 5 5 3 1 0 .556 2014 5 13 3 6 2 7 - - .278 2014 3 15 0 9 3 6 - - .167 2015 5 13 5 4 0 9 - - .278 Totals 45 43 22 22 22 21 1 0 .511 Totals 10 26 8 10 2 16 - - .278 Tulsa Talons (2010-11), San Antonio Talons (2012-13) Portland Thunder (2014-15), Portland Steel (2016-present) UTAH BLAZE SACRAMENTO ATTACK / MIAMI / FLORIDA BOBCATS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2006 7 9 3 5 4 4 - - .438 1992 4 6 3 2 1 4 - - .400 2007 8 8 4 4 4 4 - - .500 1993 5 7 3 3 2 4 - - .417 2008 6 10 4 4 2 6 - - .375 1994 5 7 3 3 2 4 - - .417 2010 2 14 1 7 1 7 - - .125 1995 1 11 1 5 0 6 - - .083 2011 9 9 7 2 2 7 - - .500 1996 6 8 3 4 3 4 - - .429 2012 12 6 6 3 6 3 - - .667 1997 4 10 0 2 2 7 2 1 .286 2013 7 11 4 5 3 5 - - .389 1998 3 11 1 3 2 6 0 2 .214 Totals 51 67 29 30 22 36 - - .432 1999 3 11 2 5 1 6 - - .214 2000 3 11 2 5 1 6 - - .214 WASHINGTON-MARYLAND COMMANDOS 2001 6 8 3 4 3 4 - - .429 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 40 90 21 36 17 51 2 3 .308 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Sacramento Attack (1992), Miami Hooters (1993-95), Florida Bobcats (1996-2001) 1987 2 4 2 1 0 3 - - .333 1989 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 3 .000 SAN ANTONIO FORCE 1990 2 6 1 3 1 3 - - .250 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 4 14 3 4 1 7 0 3 .222 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Washington Commandos (1987), Maryland Commandos (1989), Washington Commandos (1990) 1992 2 8 2 3 0 5 - - .200 Totals 2 8 2 3 0 5 - - .200

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INDIVIDUAL POSTSEASON RECORDS

SERVICE PASSING MOST GAMES PLAYED, Career HIGHEST PASSER RATING, Game (min. 30 attempts) 1 Barry Wagner...... 35 1 John Dutton, Colorado...... 153.1 at San Jose, July 7, 2007 2 Hunkie Cooper...... 30 2 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids...... 148.3 vs. Indiana, August 12, 2001 3 Sherdrick Bonner...... 28 3 Andy Kelly, Nashville...... …………..144.9 at Iowa, August 6, 2000

MOST GAMES, Head Coach, Career MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Career 1 Tim Marcum...... 39 1 Sherdrick Bonner...... 882 2 Danny White...... 33 2 Mark Grieb...... 698 3 Darren Arbet…...... 28 3 Jay Gruden...... 609 4 Mike Hohensee...... 24 5 Mike Dailey……………………….19 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game 1 Tommy Grady, Utah……...... 63 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 MOST GAMES WON, Head Coach, Career 2 Rickey Foggie, New Jersey...... 59 at Albany, August 8, 1998 1 Tim Marcum...... 27 3 John Dutton, Colorado……………………………………………. 58 at San Jose July 5, 2008 2 Danny White...... 20 3 Darren Arbet...... 19 MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Career 4 Mike Hohensee…………………..12 1 Sherdrick Bonner……...... 540 Kevin Guy………………………...12 2 Mark Grieb...... 462 3 Jay Gruden...... 358 MOST GAMES LOST, Head Coach, Career 1 Danny White...... 13 MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Game 2 Tim Marcum...... 12 1 Rickey Foggie, New Jersey...... 39 at Albany, August 8, 1998 Mike Hohensee...... 12 2 Tommy Grady, Utah…………...... 37 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 3 Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City...... 36 vs. Colorado, June 30, 2007 SCORING John Dutton, Colorado...... 36 at San Jose July 5, 2008 MOST POINTS, Career 1 Barry Wagner...... …..384 HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, Career (min. 500 attempts) 2 Chris Jackson...... 278 1 Aaron Garcia...... 76.8 3 George LaFrance...... 240 2 Mark Grieb...... 66.2 2 John Dutton...... 65.0 MOST POINTS, Game 1 Larry Brackins, Philadelphia…………………………... 48 vs. Jacksonville, August 3, 2012 HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, Game (min. 30 attempts) 2 T.T. Toliver, Orlando……………………………………... 42 at Tampa Bay, August 14, 2010 1 James MacPherson, Grand Rapids...... 84.6 at Chicago, July 6, 2008 Maurice Purify……..…………………………………….42 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 2 Clint Dolezel, Dallas...... 81.6 vs. Georgia, May 27, 2006 3 Barry Wagner, Orlando...... 38 at Iowa, August 19, 1995 3 Chris Greisen, Milwaukee………………………………….. 81.3 vs. Chicago, August 7, 2010 James Bowden, Tampa Bay...... 38 vs. Milwaukee, July 29, 2000 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona...... 81.3 vs. Buffalo, July 27, 2000

MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Career MOST PASSING YARDS, Career 1 Barry Wagner...... 64 1 Sherdrick Bonner...... 6761 2 Chris Jackson…...... 46 2 Mark Grieb...... 5300 3 George LaFrance...... 41 3 Jay Gruden...... 4778

MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Game MOST GAMES, 300 Passing Yards, Career 1 Larry Brackins, Philadelphia…………………………...8 vs. Jacksonville, August 3, 2012 1 Aaron Garcia...... 9 2 T.T. Toliver, Orlando ...... 7 at Tampa Bay, August 14, 2010 2 John Dutton...... 7 Maurice Purify……..……………………………………7 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 3 Mark Grieb...... 6

MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS MADE, Career MOST PASSING YARDS, Game 1 Nelson Garner...... 99 1 Rickey Foggie, New Jersey...... 446 at Albany, August 8, 1998 2 Jorge Cimadevilla...... 71 2 Tommy Grady, Utah...... 441 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 Dan Frantz...... 71 3 Kurt Warner, Iowa...... 428 at Arizona, August 13, 1995

MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS MADE, Game MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Career 1 Fabrizio Scaccia, Philadelphia...... 12 vs. Jacksonville, August 3, 2012 1 Sherdrick Bonner...... 127 2 Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids...... 11 vs. Indiana, August 12, 2001 2 Mark Grieb...... 117 3 7 tied; last, Alex Zendejas, Arizona………………...10 vs. Spokane, August 15, 2015 3 Aaron Garcia...... 98

MOST 2-POINT CONVERSIONS, Career MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Game 1 Hunkie Cooper...... 4 1 Tommy Grady, Utah……………………………………………..10 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 Barry Wagner...... 4 2 10 tied; last: Erik Meyer, San Jose…………………………9 vs. Arizona, August 22, 2015 2 Stevie Thomas...... 3 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED, Career MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Career 1 Jay Gruden...... 27 1 Jorge Cimadevilla...... 54 2 Sherdrick Bonner...... 22 2 Mike Black...... 36 3 Mike Perez...... 15 3 Nelson Garner...... 33 Aaron Garcia...... 15

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED, Game 1 Jorge Cimadevilla, Orlando...... 8 vs. Tampa Bay, August 15, 1992 1 Peter Tom Willis, Tampa Bay...... 6 vs. Orlando, August 23, 1998 2 Novo Bojovic, Detroit...... 7 vs. Albany, August 9, 1991 2 James MacPherson...... 5 at San Jose, July 12, 2008 Kevin Greene, Sacramento...... 7 at Detroit, August 7, 1992 Mike Perez, Albany...... 5 vs. Arizona, August 27, 1994 Shane Austin, Cleveland……………………………………….5 vs. Orlando, August 10, 2014 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Career 1 Jorge Cimadevilla...... 22 MOST TIMES SACKED, Career 2 Nelson Garner...... 20 1 Jay Gruden...... 22 3 Mike Black...... 16 2 Connell Maynor...... 18 3 Andy Kelly...... 15 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Game 1 7 tied; last: Jay Taylor, Orlando...... 4 vs. Philadelphia, June 29, MOST TIMES SACKED, Game 2007 1 Mike Hohensee, Pittsburgh...... 7 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 2 , Buffalo...... 6 at Orlando, July 26, 2002 LONGEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL Connell Maynor, Orlando...... 6 vs. Nashville, August 20, 2000 1 Mike Black, Buffalo...... 58 at Arizona, July 27, 2000 Jay Gruden, Tampa Bay...... 6 at Orlando, August 15, 1992 3 Nelson Garner, Indiana...... 57 at Tampa Bay, August 5, 2001 Art Schlichter, Cincinnati...... 6 at Tampa Bay, August 8, 1992 J.R. Jenkins, Detroit...... 57 at Arizona, July 28, 2001

MOST SAFETIES, Career 1 Jermaine Smith...... 2 2 20 tied...... 1 177

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RECEIVING MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Career MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Career 1 Hunkie Cooper...... 2061 1 Barry Wagner...... 175 2 George LaFrance...... 1729 2 Hunkie Cooper...... 139 3 Barry Wagner...... 832 3 George LaFrance...... 130 MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Game MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Game 1 Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee...... 259 at Tampa Bay, July 29, 2000 1 Tysson Poots, Utah...... 19 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 2 Chris Martin, Grand Rapids...... 211 at Sand Jose, July 12, 2008 2 Larry Willis, New Jersey...... 17 at Albany, August 8, 1998 3 Steve Papin, San Jose...... 207 vs. Nashville, August 12, 2000 3 Rod Windsor, Arizona…………………………………………15 at Spokane, August 6, 2010 Cole Magner, Grand Rapids...... 15 at Chicago, July 6, 2008 MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career Bobby Sippio, Chicago...... 15 at San Jose, July 14, 2007 1 Ron Carpenter...... 5 2 Hunkie Cooper...... 3 RECEIVING YARDS, Career Lamont Cooper...... 3 1 Barry Wagner...... 2228 George LaFrance...... 3 2 George LaFrance...... 1848 Kevin McKenzie...... 3 3 Chris Jackson...... 1743 MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game RECEIVING YARDS, Game 1 Jeff Hughley, Jacksonville...... 2 vs. Orlando, July 29, 2011 1 Eddie Brown, Albany...... 239 vs. Arizona, August 14, 1999 Ron Carpenter, Detroit ...... 2 at Tampa Bay, May 31, 2003 2 Randy Gatewood, Arizona...... 227 at San Jose, June 8, 2003 Antonio Chatman, Chicago...... 2 at New York, May 25, 2003 3 Aaron Lesue, Utah...... 213 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee...... 2 at Tampa Bay, July 29, 2000 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona...... 2 vs. Orlando, August 10, 1996 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1 Chris Jackson...... 45 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS 2 Barry Wagner...... 41 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Career 3 George LaFrance...... 38 1 George LaFrance...... 17 2 Hunkie Cooper...... 14 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, Game 3 Tyronne Jones...... 13 1 T.T. Toliver, Orlando……………………………..………… 7 at Tampa Bay, August 14, 2010 Maurice Purify, Arizona……………………………..…… 7 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Game 2 Chris Jackson, Georgia...... 6 vs. Columbus, July 14, 2007 1 6 tied; last: Tyronne Jones, Nashville...... 3 at San Jose, August 12, 2000 Ben Nelson, San Jose...... 6 vs. Arizona, May 27, 2006 Mike Horacek, New York...... 6 vs. Georgia, May 21, 2006 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Career Aaron Bailey, Carolina. …...... 6 at Grand Rapids, July 28, 2002 1 George LaFrance...... 328 Eddie Brown, Albany...... 6 vs. Milwaukee, August 10, 1996 2 Tyronne Jones...... 282 3 Hunkie Cooper...... 189 RUSHING MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Career MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Derrick Ross...... 82 1 Tyronne Jones, Nashville...... 90 vs. Grand Rapids, July 29, 2000 2 Andre Bowden...... 79 2 Gary Mullen, Detroit...... 78 vs. Pittsburgh, August 6, 1990 3 Barry Wagner...... 66 3 Lamont Cooper, Buffalo...... 74 at Orlando, July 26, 2002

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Game MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1 Bernard Morris, Orlando……………………………………14 vs. Pittsburgh, August 3, 2014 1 Barry Wagner...... 3 2 Osia Lewis, Chicago...... 12 vs. Los Angeles, July 23, 1988 2 6 tied...... 1 Lynn Bradford, Detroit...... 12 vs. Chicago, August 11, 1989 Lynn Bradford, Detroit...... 12 vs. Pittsburgh, August 18, 1989 COMBINED KICK RETURNS Derrick Ross, Philadelphia...... 12 at Jacksonville, August 10, 2013 (Kickoff Returns + Missed Field Goal Returns) MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Career MOST RUSHING YARDS, Career 1 Hunkie Cooper...... 121 1 Derrick Ross...... 285 2 George LaFrance...... 110 2 Lynn Bradford...... 243 3 Barry Wagner...... 60 3 Andre Bowden...... 228 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Game MOST RUSHING YARDS, Game 1 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia...... 11 vs. Arizona, August 10, 2012 1 Lynn Bradford, Detroit………………………………….……91 vs. Chicago, August 11, 1989 Reggie Gray, San Jose………………………………………11 vs. Arizona, August 22 2015 2 James Lynch, Orlando…………………………………….84 at Jacksonville, August 6, 2010 3 Rick Hamilton, Orlando...... 82 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Career 1 Hunkie Cooper...... 2250 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Career 2 George LaFrance...... 2057 1 Barry Wagner...... 21 3 Barry Wagner...... 1000 2 Bo Kelly...... 15 3 Derrick Ross...... 14 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee...... 259 at Tampa Bay, July 29, 2000 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Game 2 Steve Papin, San Jose...... 219 vs. Nashville, August 12, 2000 1 Art Schlichter, Detroit...... 4 vs. Dallas, August 13, 1990 3 George LaFrance, Tampa Bay...... 212 vs. Memphis, August 12, 1995 Bernard Morris, Orlando……………………………………4 vs. Pittsburgh, August 3, 2014 2 Shane Austin, Cleveland…………………………………3 vs. Philadelphia, August 2, 2014 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career Willis Marshall, Colorado...... 3 at Georgia, June 12, 2005 1 Ron Carpenter...... 5 Rick Hamilton, Orlando...... 3 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 2 Lamont Cooper...... 4 Bo Kelly, Arizona...... 3 vs. Orlando, August 10, 1996 Barry Wagner...... 4 Tony Burse, Detroit...... 3 vs. Dallas, August 7, 1993 Lynn Bradford, Tampa Bay...... 3 at Denver, August 9, 1991 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Lynn Bradford, Detroit...... 3 vs. Chicago, August 11, 1989 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Career 1 George LaFrance...... 3908 2 Hunkie Cooper...... 3886 KICKOFF RETURNS 3 Barry Wagner...... 3548 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Career 1 Hunkie Cooper...... 107 2 George LaFrance...... 93 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Game 3 Barry Wagner...... 52 1 Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee...... 348 at Tampa Bay, July 29, 2000 2 Reggie Gray, San Jose………………………………………321 at Arizona, August 10, 2014 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Game 3 Jarrick Hillery, Nashville...... 312 vs. Chicago, May 21, 2006 1 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia...... 11 vs. Arizona, August 10, 2012 2 Reggie Gray, San Jose………………………………………10 vs. Arizona, August 22, 2015 3 Jason Harmon, Colorado...... 9 at San Jose, July 7, 2007 INTERCEPTIONS James Bowden, Tampa Bay...... 9 vs. Indiana, August 5, 2001 MOST INTERCEPTIONS BY, Career Lamont Cooper, Milwaukee...... 9 at Tampa Bay, July 29, 2000 1 Kenny McEntyre...... 13 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona...... 9 vs. Tampa Bay, August 16, 1997 2 Barry Wagner...... 12 3 Marquis Floyd…………………...... 8

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MOST INTERCEPTIONS BY, Game 1 Rayshaun Kizer, Philadelphia………………………………...4 at Cleveland, August 2, 2014 2 Omarr Smith, San Jose...... 3 vs. Grand Rapids, Juyl 12, 2008 Kevin Kaesviharn, Iowa...... 3 vs. Milwaukee, August 8, 1999 Chris Barber, Orlando...... 3 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 Wayne Coffey, Denver ...... 3 at Dallas, August 5, 1990 Jo Jo Heath, Pittsburgh...... 3 vs. Denver, August 12, 1989

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, Career 1 Kenny McEntyre...... 192 2 Marquis Floyd...... 161 3 Arkeith Brown...... 129

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Jay Jones, Indiana...... 73 at Tampa Bay, August 5, 2001 2 Steve Trimble, Denver...... 60 at Pittsburgh, August 1, 1987 3 Steve Griffin, Detroit...... 58 at Chicago, July 30, 1988

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1 Johnnie Harris...... 2 Damon Mason...... 2 Kenny McEntyre...... 2 Dennison Robinson...... 2 Lawrence Samuels...... 2 Stevie Thomas...... 2 Arkeith Brown...... 2

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game 2 Ruschard Dodd-Masters, Spokane…………...…..…2 vs. Chicago, August 1, 2013 2 Many tied; last: David Hyland, San Jose...……1 vs. Jacksonville, August 29, 2015

DEFENSE MOST SACKS, Career 1 James Baron...... 9.5 2 John Moyer...... 9.0 3 B.J. Cohen...... 8.0

MOST SACKS, Game 1 Jason Stewart, San Jose……………………………………3.5 vs. Spokane, August 2, 2014 2 Colston Weatherington, Dallas...... 3.0 vs. Orlando, June 4, 2006 Danny Lockett, Detroit ...... 3.0 vs. Sacramento, Aug. 7, 1992 3 Scott Dmitrenko, Pittsburgh...... 2.5 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987

MOST TACKLES, Career 1 Barry Wagner...... 155.0 2 Rashad Floyd...... 130.0 3 Kenny McEntyre...... 102.0

MOST TACKLES, Game 1 Barry Wagner, Orlando...... 15.0 vs. Tampa Bay, Aug. 15, 1992 Kennedy Wilson, Dallas...... 15.0 vs. Denver, August 5, 1990 2 Rashad Floyd, Colorado...... 14.5 vs. San Jose, May 29, 2005

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TEAM POSTSEASON RECORDS MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Game, both teams 1 Memphis (4) at Tampa Bay (3)...... 7 August 12, 1995 SCORING Carolina (4) at Indiana (3)...... 7 July 29, 2001 MOST POINTS, Game 3 Sacramento (3) at Detroit (3)...... 6 August 7, 1992 1 Philadelphia...... 89 vs. Jacksonville, August 3, 2012 Chicago (2) at Nashville (4)...... 6 May 21, 2006 2 Grand Rapids...... 83 vs. Indiana, August 12, 2001 Orlando (4) at Philadelphia (2)...... 6, June 29, 2007 3 San Jose...... 81 vs. Grand Rapids July 12, 2008 FIRST DOWNS MOST POINTS, Game, both teams MOST FIRST DOWNS, Game 1 Indiana (70) at Grand Rapids (83)...... 153 August 12, 2001 1 San Jose...... 32 at Colorado, May 29, 2005 2 Utah (69) at Arizona (75)...... 144 August 4, 2012 2 Jacksonville………………………………………31 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2013 3 Jacksonville (73) at Arizona (70)...... 143 August 12, 2011 3 Jacksonville………………………………………..….. 30 vs. Orlando, August 6, 2010 Colorado (67) at San Jose (76)...... 143 July 7, 2007 MOST FIRST DOWNS, Game, both teams FEWEST POINTS, Game 1 Jacksonville (30) vs. Orlando (28)…………………………………. 58 August 6, 2010 1 Dallas...... 6 at Detroit, August 7, 1993 2 Albany (26) at Iowa (27)...... 53 August 17, 1996 2 Chicago...... 10 at Detroit, August 11, 1989 Philadelphia (22) at Jacksonville (31)...... 53 August 10, 2013 3 Cleveland...... 12 at Orlando, August 7, 1992 3 Orlando (24) at Albany (28)...... 52 August 21, 1999 San Jose (32) at Colorado (20)...... 52 May 29, 2005 FEWEST POINTS, Game, both teams San Jose (26) vs. Colorado (26)...... 52, July 7, 2007 1 Detroit (24) at Chicago (13)...... 37 July 30, 1988 Jacksonville (26) at Arizona (26)...... 52, August 12, 2011 2 Los Angeles (16) at Chicago (29)...... 45 July 23, 1988 Tampa Bay (21) at Orlando (24)...... 45 August 15, 1992 (OT) MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING, Game 1 Tampa Bay...... 9 at Detroit, August 21, 1993 MOST POINTS, Each Quarter 2 Detroit...... 8 vs. Chicago, August 11, 1989 1st: Orlando...... 27 vs. Mass, August 26, 1994 3 7 tied; last: Orlando...... 7 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 2nd: Philadelphia...... 31 vs. Jacksonville, August 3, 2012 San Jose...... 31 at Iowa, August 8, 1997 MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING, Game, both teams 3rd: Nashville...... 28 at Orlando, August 7, 1998 1 Chicago (4) at Detroit (8)...... 12 August 11, 1989 San Jose……………………………………….28 vs. Jacksonville, August 29, 2015 Orlando (7) at Arizona (5)...... 12 August 10, 1996 4th: New York...... 36 at Orlando, June 1, 2003 Orlando (6) at Chicago (6)...... 12 June 6, 2004

MOST POINTS, Each Quarter, both teams MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING, Game 1st: New Jersey (21) at Albany (21)...... 42 August 8, 1998 1 New Jersey...... 26 at Albany, August 8, 1998 2nd: Colorado (28) at San Jose (27)...... 55, July 7, 2007 2 San Jose...... 25 at Colorado, May 29, 2005 3rd: Arizona (27) vs. Philadelphia (21)...... 48 August 10, 2012 3 Utah……………………………………………………… 24 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 4th: New York (36) at Orlando (27)...... 63 June 1, 2003 Jacksonville..……………………………………. 24 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2013

MOST POINTS, Each Half MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING, Game, both teams 1st: San Jose...... 43 at Iowa, August 8, 1997 1 New Jersey (26) at Albany (16)...... 42 August 8, 1998 2nd: Grand Rapids...... 50 vs. Carolina, July 28, 2002 2 Utah (24) at Arizona (16)...... 40, August 4, 2012 3 Nashville (18) at Iowa (21)...... 39 August 6, 2000 MOST POINTS, Each Half, both teams 1st: New Jersey (38) at Albany (42)...... 80 August 8, 1998 MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY, Game 2nd: Grand Rapids (48) vs. Indiana (44)...... 92 August 12, 2001 1 Chicago………………………………………………... 9 at Milwaukee, August 6, 2010 Portland……………………………………………….……9 at Arizona, August 3, 2014

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 2 Chicago……………………………………………………… 8 vs. Dallas, July 29, 2011 1 Philadelphia...... 55 vs. Jacksonville, August 3, 2012 Orlando………………………………………………. 8 at Jacksonville, August 6, 2010 2 Detroit...... 45 vs. Dallas, August 7, 1993 Nashville...... 8 at Orlando, August 7, 1998 3 Detroit...... 43 vs. Dallas, August 14, 1992 San Jose…………………………………………………8 vs. Arizona, August 22, 2015 Nashville...... 43 vs. Grand Rapids, July 29, 2000 Arizona...... 43 vs. Las Vegas, May 25, 2003 MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY, Game, both teams

MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Game 1 Chicago (9) at Milwaukee (5)……………………………………….. 14 August 6, 2010 1 Arizona...... 12 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 Portland (9) at Arizona (5)……………………………………………14 August 3, 2014 Grand Rapids...... 12 vs. Indiana, August 12, 2001 2 Arizona (5) at San Jose (8)…………………………………………..13 August 22, 2015 3 Jacksonville (4) vs. Orlando (8)…………………….………………. 12 August 6, 2010 2 Jacksonville...... 11 vs. Arizona, August 12, 2011 Tampa Bay...... 11 vs. Milwaukee, July 29, 2000 Orlando (5) at Iowa (7)...... 12 August 13, 1999 San Jose...... 11 vs. Colorado, July 7, 2007 Chicago (7) at Orlando (5)...... 12 July 27, 2001 New York...... 11 at Dallas, June 27, 2008 Orlando (6) at Tampa Bay (6)...... 12 June 7, 2003 Dallas (7) vs. Columbus (5)...... 12 July 7, 2007 Philadelphia...... 11 at Jacksonville, August 10, 2013

MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams NET YARDS GAINED RUSHING AND PASSING 1 Indiana (10) at Grand Rapids (12)...... 22 August 12, 2001 MOST YARDS, Game 2 Jacksonville (11) at Arizona (10)...... 21 August 12, 2011 1 New Jersey...... 452 at Albany, August 8, 1998 San Jose (11) vs. Colorado (10)...... 21 July 7, 2007 2 Utah...... 441 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 3 Milwaukee (9) at Tampa Bay (11)...... 20 July 29, 2000 3 Milwaukee...... 430 at Albany, August 10, 1996 New York (11) at Dallas (9) ...... 20 June 27, 2008 Arizona (10) at San Jose (10)…………………………………………20 August 22, 2015 MOST YARDS, Game, both teams 1 Utah (441) at Arizona (391)...... 832, August 4, 2012 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams 2 New Jersey (452) at Albany (353)...... 805, August 8, 1998 1 Tampa Bay (2) at Orlando (2)...... 4 August 15, 1992 3 Milwaukee (432) at Albany (365)...... 797, August 10, 1996 2 Los Angeles (1) at Chicago (4)...... 5 July 23, 1988

Detroit (3) at Chicago (2)...... 5 July 30, 1988 FEWEST YARDS, Game Anaheim (1) at Tampa Bay (4)...... 5 August 9, 1996 1 Chicago...... 109 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988 2 Chicago...... 119 at Detroit, August 11, 1989 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game 3 New England...... 120 vs. Oklahoma, July 28, 2000 1 Orlando...... 8 vs. Tampa Bay, August 15, 1992 2 Detroit...... 7 vs. Albany, August 9, 1991 FEWEST YARDS, Game, both teams Sacramento...... 7 at Detroit, August 7, 1992 1 Detroit (150) at Chicago (122)...... 272, July 30, 1988 2 New England (120) vs. Oklahoma (222)...... 342, July 28, 2000 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game, both teams 3 Pittsburgh (139) at Detroit (226)...... 365, August 18, 1989 1 Tampa Bay (6) at Orlando (8)...... 14 August 15, 1992 2 Sacramento (7) at Detroit (5)...... 12 August 7, 1992 PASSING 3 Albany (4) at Detroit (7)...... …………11 August 9, 1991 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game Carolina (6) at Indiana (5)...... 11 July 29, 2001 1 Utah...... 63 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 2 New Jersey...... 59 at Albany, August 8, 1998 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALSMADE, Game 3 Colorado…………………………………………………... 58 at San Jose, July 5, 2008 1 7 tied; last: Orlando……………………………...... 4 at Philadelphia, June 29, 2007

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MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game, both teams 1 San Jose (57) at Arizona (42)...... 99, July 28, 2012 MOST TIMES SACKED, Game, both teams 2 Chicago (51) at Colorado (43)...... 94, June 5, 2005 1 Denver (4) at Pittsburgh (8)...... 12 August 1, 1987 3 Utah (63) at Arizona (30)………...... 93, August 4, 2012 2 Tampa Bay (6) at Orlando (4)...... 10 August 15, 1992 Buffalo (7) at Orlando (3)...... 10 July 26, 2002 FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game 1 Tampa Bay...... 16 at Denver, August 9, 1991 RUSHING 2 Chicago...... 18 at San Jose, June 12, 2004 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Game 3 Chicago...... 20 vs. Los Angeles, July 23, 1988 1 Chicago...... 23 vs. Los Angeles, July 23, 1988 Grand Rapids...... 20 vs. Detroit, May 25, 2003 2 Tampa Bay...... 20 at Orlando, August 14, 1993 Orlando...... 20 vs. Fort Worth, August 19, 1994 FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game, both teams 1 Tampa Bay (16) at Denver (32)...... 48 August 9, 1991 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Game, both teams 2 Tampa Bay (26) at Orlando (26)...... 52 August 3, 2000 1 Denver (18) at Dallas (12)...... 30 August 5, 1990 Orlando (26) at Chicago (26)...... 52 June 6, 2004 2 Los Angeles (5) at Chicago (23)...... 28 July 23, 1988 Dallas (11) at Detroit (17)...... 28 August 13, 1990 MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Game Tampa Bay (18) at Denver (10)...... 28 August 9, 1991 1 New Jersey...... 39 at Albany, August 8, 1998 2 Utah...... 37 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 MOST RUSHING YARDS, Game 3 Kansas City...... 36 vs. Colorado, June 30, 2007 1 Orlando…………………………………………… 148 at Jacksonville, August 6, 2010 Colorado...... 36 at San Jose, July 5, 2008 2 Orlando...... 127 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 3 Tampa Bay...... 116 at Detroit, August 21, 1993 MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Game, both teams 1 New York (28) at Dallas (35)...... 63 July 27, 2008 MOST RUSHING YARDS, Game, both teams 2 San Jose (25) vs. Colorado (36)...... 61 July 5, 2008 1 Orlando (148) at Jacksonville (11)………………………………... 159 August 6, 2010 3 San Jose (30) vs. Colorado (29)...... 59 July 7, 2007 2 Cleveland (113) at Orlando (42)...... 155 August 7, 1992 3 Chicago (48) at Detroit (102)...... 150 August 11, 1989 FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED, Game 1 Orlando...... 8 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS, Game 2 Sacramento...... 9 at Detroit, August 7, 1992 1 Pittsburgh...... -21 vs. Denver, August 12, 1989 New England...... 9 vs. Oklahoma, July 28, 2000 2 Tampa Bay...... -5 vs. Arizona, August 16, 1996 Orlando...... -5 at Iowa, August 13, 1999 FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED, Game, both teams 1 Chicago (11) at Detroit (13)...... 24 August 11, 1989 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS, Game, both teams Sacramento (9) at Detroit (15)...... 24 August 7, 1992 1 Anaheim (4) at Tampa Bay (-3)...... 1 August 9, 1996 Orlando (8) at Tampa Bay (16)...... 24 August 23, 1998 2 Carolina (-2) at Indiana (5)...... 3 July 29, 2001 Carolina (5) at Arizona (-2)...... 3 August 4, 2002 MOST PASSING YARDS, Game Dallas (4) at Chicago (-1)...... 3 August 5, 2002 1 New Jersey...... 446 at Albany, August 8, 1998 2 Utah...... 441 at Arizona, August 4, 2012 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Game 3 Iowa...... 419 at Arizona, August 13, 1995 1 Detroit...... 5 vs. Dallas, August 13, 1990 Grand Rapids...... 5 vs. Chicago, August 5, 2001 MOST PASSING YARDS, Game, both teams San Jose...... 5 vs. Georgia, May 31, 2003 1 New Jersey (446) at Albany (350)...... 796, August 8, 1998 Philadelphia...... 5 vs. Jacksonville, August 3, 2012 2 Utah (441) at Arizona (331)……...... 772, August 4, 2012 3 Georgia (362) at New York (387)...... 749, May 21, 2006 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams 1 Dallas (3) at Detroit (5) ...... 8 August 13, 1990 FEWEST PASSING YARDS, Game 2 Orlando (4) at Arizona (4)...... 8 August 10, 1996 1 Chicago...... 71 at Detroit, August 11, 1989 3 Grand Rapids (3) at Albany (4)...... 7 August 7, 1999 2 Chicago...... 92 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988 3 Detroit...... 95 at Chicago, July 30, 1988 KICKOFF RETURNS MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Game FEWEST PASSING YARDS, Game, both teams 1 4 tied; last: Philadelphia...... 11 vs. Arizona, August 10, 2012 1 Detroit (95) at Chicago (92)...... 187 July 30, 1988 2 5 tied; last: San Jose……………………………...... 10 vs. Arizona, August 22, 2015 2 Chicago (71) at Detroit (170)...... 241 August 11, 1989 3 Sacramento (106) at Detroit (194)...... 300 August 7, 1992 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Game, both teams 1 Milwaukee (10) at Tampa Bay (8)...... 18 July 29, 2000 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Game 2 San Jose (8) at Nashville (9)...... 17 August 11, 2001 1 Utah……………………………………………………..10 vs. Arizona, August 4, 2012 Georgia (11) at San Jose (6)...... 17 May 31, 2003 2 10 tied; last: San Jose…………………………………9 vs. Arizona, August 22, 2015 San Jose (10) vs. Arizona (7)………………………………………17 August 22, 2015

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Game, both teams MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Utah (10) at Arizona (8)...... 18 August 4, 2012 1 Georgia...... 312 at San Jose, May 31, 2003 Georgia (9) at New York (9)...... 18 May 21, 2006 2 Milwaukee...... 263 at Tampa Bay, July 29, 2000 2 New Jersey (9) at Albany (8)...... 17 August 8, 1998 3 Grand Rapids...... 231 vs. Carolina, July 28, 2002 San Jose (9) vs. Colorado (8)...... 17 July 7, 2007

San Jos (9) vs. Arizona (8)………………………………………….17 August 22, 2015 MOST KICKOFF RETURNYARDS, Game, both teams 1 Georgia (312) at San Jose (161)...... 473 May 31, 2003 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED, Game 2 Milwaukee (263) at Tampa Bay (160)...... 423 July 29, 2000 1 Tampa Bay...... 6 vs. Orlando, August 23, 1998 3 Georgia (229) vs. Columbus (111)...... 340, July 14, 2007 2 Fort Worth...... 5 at Orlando, August 19, 1994 Albany...... 5 vs. Arizona, August 27, 1994 MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game Grand Rapids...... 5 at San Jose, July 12, 2008 1 7 tied; last: Jacksonville...... 2 vs. Orlando, July 29, 2011 Cleveland……………………………………...…….5 vs. Philadelphia, August 2, 2014 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED, Game, both teams MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Game 1 Orlando (1) at Tampa Bay (6)...... 7 August 23, 1998 1 Chicago...... 4 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988 San Jose (2) vs. Grand Rapids (5)...... 7 July 12, 2008 2 10 tied; last: Buffalo...... 3 at Orlando, July 26, 2002 2 Denver (2) at Dallas (4)...... 6 August 5, 1990 Fort Worth (5) at Orlando (1)...... 6 August 19, 1994 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Game, both teams Arizona (1) at Albany (5)...... 6 August 27, 1994 1 Nashville (3) at San Jose (2)...... 5 August 12, 2000 Albany (4) at Iowa (2)...... 6 August 17, 1996 2 11 tied; last: Buffalo (3) at Orlando (1)...... 4 July 26, 2002 Spokane (4) at Arizona(2)...... 6 July 29, 2011 San Jose (2) at Arizona (4)...... 6 July 28, 2012 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Game Philadelphia (1) at Cleveland (5)………………………………………6 August 2, 2014 1 Buffalo...... 95 at Orlando, July 26, 2002 2 Nashville...... 90 vs. Grand Rapids, July 29, 2000 MOST TIMES SACKED, Game 3 Detroit...... 78 vs. Pittsburgh, August 6, 1990 1 Pittsburgh...... 8 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 2 Buffalo...... 7 at Orlando, July 26, 2002 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Game, both teams Spokane………………………………………………..…7 at San Jose, August 2, 2014 1 Buffalo (95) at Orlando (17)...... 112 July 26, 2002 3 Cincinnati...... 6 at Tampa Bay, August 8, 1992 2 Pittsburgh (25) at Detroit (78)...... 103 August 6, 1990 Tampa Bay...... 6 at Orlando, August 15, 1992 3 Sacramento (34) at Detroit (60)...... 94 August 7, 1992 Orlando...... 6 vs. Nashville, August 20, 2000

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COMBINED KICK RETURNS (Kickoff Returns + Missed Field Goal Returns) MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Game 1 5 tied; last: San Jose...... 11 vs. Arizona, August 22, 2015 3 6 tied; last: Nashville ………………………..…...... 10 vs. San Jose, August 11, 2001

MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Game, both teams 1 Milwaukee (10) at Tampa Bay (9)...... 19 July 29, 2000 San Jose (9) at Nashville (10)...... 19 August 11, 2001 3 Georgia (11) at San Jose (7)...... 18 May 31, 2003

MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Georgia...... 312 at San Jose, May 31, 2003 2 Milwaukee...... 263 at Tampa Bay, July 29, 2000 3 Grand Rapids...... 231 vs. Carolina, July 28, 2002

MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Game, both teams 1 Georgia (312) at San Jose (172)...... 484 May 31, 2003 2 Milwaukee (263) at Tampa Bay (185)...... 448 July 29, 2000 3 Georgia (229) vs. Columbus (143)...... 372 July 14, 2007

MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game 1 9 tied; last: Jacksonville...... 2 vs. Orlando, July 29, 2011

MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams 1 15 tied; last: Grand Rapids (1) at San Jose(1)…………………….... 2 July 12, 2008

FUMBLES MOST FUMBLES, Game 1 Miami...... 6 at Orlando, August 6, 1993 Carolina...... 6 at Indiana, July 29, 2001 3 11 tied; last: Arizona...... 4 vs. Utah, August 4, 2012

MOST FUMBLES, Game, both teams 1 Carolina (6) at Indiana (3)...... 9 July 29, 2001 2 Miami (6) at Orlando (1)...... 7 August 6, 1993 3 Los Angeles (2) at Chicago (4)...... 6 July 23, 1988 Tampa Bay (4) at Orlando (2)...... 6 August 15, 1992 Los Angeles (3) vs. Utah (3)...... 6 July 2, 2007

MOST FUMBLES LOST, Game 1 Arizona...... 4 vs. Utah, August 4, 2012 Arizona...... 4 at Tampa Bay, June 22, 2003 2 11 tied; last: Cleveland...... 3 vs. Georgia, July 31, 2011

MOST FUMBLES LOST, Game, both teams 1 Carolina (3) at Indiana (2)...... 5 July 29, 2001 Arizona (4) at Tampa Bay (1)...... 5 June 22, 2003 Los Angeles (3) vs. Utah (2)...... 5 July 2, 2007

PENALTIES MOST TIMES PENALIZED, Game 1 Orlando...... 20 vs. Chicago, July 27, 2001 2 Milwaukee...... 19 at Albany, August 10, 1996 3 Portland……………………………………………………18 at Arizona, August 3, 2014

MOST TIMES PENALIZED, Game, both teams 1 Milwaukee (19) at Albany (11)...... 30 August 30, 1996 Oklahoma (13) at San Jose (17)...... 30 August 4, 2000 Portland (18) at Arizona (12)…………………………………………30 August 3, 2014 2 Chicago (9) at Orlando (20)...... 29 July 21, 2001

MOST YARDS PENALIZED, Game 1 Portland………………………………………………….115 at Arizona, August 3, 2014 2 Orlando...... 106 vs. Chicago, July 27, 2001 Georgia………...... ………………….. 106 vs. Cleveland, July 7, 2008 3 Milwaukee...... 98 at Albany, August 10, 1996

MOST YARDS PENALIZED, Game, both teams 1 Portland (115) at Arizona (81)……………………………………...196 August 3, 2014 2 Pittsburgh (85) at Orlando (93)……………………………………..178 August 3, 2014 3 Milwaukee (76) at Spokane (94)………………………………… 170 August 12, 2010

TURNOVERS MOST TURNOVERS, Game 1 Miami...... 7 at Orlando, August 6, 1993 2 6 tied; last: Jacksonville...... 6 vs. Philadelphia, August 3, 2012

MOST TURNOVERS, Game, both teams 1 Denver (4) at Dallas (5)...... 9 August 5, 1990 Miami (7) at Orlando (2)...... 9 August 6, 1993 Albany (5) at Iowa (4)...... 9 August 17, 1996

DEFENSE MOST BLOCKED KICKS, Game 1 New York...... 3 at Orlando, June 1, 2003 2 5 tied; last: Georgia…...... 2 at Cleveland, July 31, 2011

MOST BLOCKED KICKS, Game, both teams 1 Georgia (2) at Cleveland (1)...... 3 July 31, 2011 Orlando (2) at Tampa Bay (1)...... 3 September 1, 1995 New York (3) at Orlando (0)...... 3 June 1, 2003 3 7 tied; last: San Jose (2) vs. Colorado (0)...... 2 July 7, 2007 182

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ALL-TIME POSTSEASON WON-LOST

RECORDS (Alphabetical Order; #=ArenaBowl Champion)

ALBANY-INDIANA FIREBIRDS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site CHICAGO RUSH Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1991 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1992 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2001 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 1993 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2002 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 1994 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 2003 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1995 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2004 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 1996 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2005 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 1998 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2006# 4 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 1.00 1999# 3 0 3 0 0 0 - - 1.00 2007 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2000 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2008 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2001 2 1 1 0 1 1 - - .667 2010 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2002 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2011 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 Totals 8 10 6 4 2 6 - - .444 2013 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 10 10 4 1 5 9 1 0 .500 ARIZONA RATTLERS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site CINCINNATI ROCKERS Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1993 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1994# 3 0 1 0 2 0 - - 1.00 1992 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1995 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Totals 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1996 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 1997# 3 0 3 0 0 0 - - 1.00 COLUMBUS-CLEVELAND THUNDERBOLTS 1998 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1999 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2000 2 1 1 0 1 1 - - .667 1992 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2001 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 Totals 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2002 2 1 2 0 0 1 - - .667 Columbus Thunderbolts (1991), Cleveland Thunderbolts (1992-1994) 2003 3 1 1 0 2 1 - - .750 2004 2 1 2 1 0 0 - - .667 COLORADO CRUSH 2006 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2008 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2010 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2004 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2011 2 1 2 1 0 0 - - .666 2005# 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1.00 2012# 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1.00 2006 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2013# 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1.00 2007 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2014# 3 0 2 0 1 0 - - 1.00 2008 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2015 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 Totals 6 4 2 1 3 3 1 0 .600 Totals 33 15 25 5 6 10 2 0 .688 DALLAS DESPERADOS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. AUSTIN WRANGLERS 2002 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2003 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2006 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 2006 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2007 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Totals 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2008 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Totals 2 5 2 4 0 1 - - .286 BUFFALO-COLUMBUS DESTROYERS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site DALLAS TEXANS Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2000 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2002 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1990 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2007 3 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 .750 1992 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 Totals 3 3 0 0 3 2 0 1 .500 1993 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Buffalo Destroyers (1999-2003), Columbus Destroyers (2004-2008) Totals 2 3 1 0 1 3 - - .400

CAROLINA COBRAS DALLAS VIGILANTES All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2001 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2011 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2002 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 Totals 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 1 2 0 0 1 2 - - .333 DENVER DYNAMITE CHARLOTTE RAGE All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1987# 1 0 0 0 1 0 - - 1.00 1993 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1989 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1994 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1990 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 0 2 0 0 0 2 - - .000 1991 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Totals 1 3 0 1 1 1 0 1 .250 CHICAGO BRUISERS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site DETROIT DRIVE / MASSACHUSETTS MARAUDERS Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1988 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1989 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1988# 2 0 1 0 1 0 - - 1.00 Totals 1 2 1 1 0 1 - - .333 1989# 2 0 2 0 0 0 - - 1.00 1990# 2 0 2 0 0 0 - - 1.00 1991 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 1992# 3 0 2 0 1 0 - - 1.00 1993 2 1 2 1 0 0 - - .667 1994 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 Totals 13 3 1 1 2 2 1 - .813 Detroit Drive (1988-1993), Massachusetts Marauders(1994)

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DETROIT FURY MILWAUKEE MUSTANGS / MILWAUKEE IRON All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2001 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1996 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2003 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 1997 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 1 2 0 0 1 2 - - .333 1999 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2000 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 FORT WORTH CAVALRY 2010 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Totals 1 5 1 0 0 5 - - .167 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Milwaukee Mustangs (1994-2001, 2011-present), Milwaukee Iron (2010) 1994 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 NASHVILLE KATS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site GEORGIA FORCE Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1997 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1998 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2003 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 1999 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2005 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 .667 2000 3 1 1 0 2 1 - - .750 2006 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2001 2 1 2 0 0 1 - - .667 2007 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 2006 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2008 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Totals 5 6 3 2 2 4 - - .455 2011 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2012 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .500 NEW JERSEY RED DOGS / NEW JERSEY-LAS VEGAS- CLEVELAND GLADIATORS Totals 6 7 3 2 3 4 0 1 .462 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. GRAND RAPIDS RAMPAGE 1997 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1998 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2002 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 1999 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2003 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2000 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2008 2 1 1 0 1 1 - - .667 2001# 3 0 3 0 0 0 - - 1.00 2011 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2002 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2014 2 1 2 1 0 0 - - .667 2003 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2015 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2008 2 1 0 0 2 1 - - .667 Totals 5 8 3 2 2 6 - - .385 Totals 5 5 3 2 2 3 - - .500 New Jersey Red Dogs (1997-2000), New Jersey Gladiators (2001-2002), Las Vegas Gladiators (2003-2007), Cleveland Gladiators (2008-present) IOWA BARNSTORMERS / NEW YORK DRAGONS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site NEW ORLEANS VOODOO Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1995 1 1 0 1 1 0 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1996 2 1 2 1 0 0 - - .667 2004 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 1997 2 1 2 0 0 1 - - .667 2012 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1999 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 Totals 0 2 0 1 0 1 - - .000 2000 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Totals 6 5 5 4 1 1 - - .545 NEW YORK CITYHAWKS/ NEW ENGLAND SEA WOLVES / TORONTO PHANTOMS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site JACKSONVILLE SHARKS Year W L W L W L W L Pct. All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2000 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2001 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2010 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Totals 1 2 1 1 0 1 - - .333 2011# 3 0 2 0 1 0 - - 1.00 New York CityHawks (1997-1998), New England Sea Wolves (1999-2000), Toronto Phantoms 2012 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - 1.00 (2001-2002) 2013 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 2015 2 1 0 0 2 1 - - .667 NEW YORK DRAGONS Totals 7 4 4 2 3 2 - - .636 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. KANSAS CITY BRIGADE 2001 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2003 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2005 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2007 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2006 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 Totals 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2008 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 Totals 2 5 1 2 1 3 - - .400 LAS VEGAS STING / ANAHEIM PIRANHAS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. ORLANDO PREDATORS 1994 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1996 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Totals 0 2 0 0 0 2 - - .000 1992 2 1 2 1 0 0 - - .667 Las Vegas Sting (1994-1995), Anaheim Piranhas (1996-1997) 1993 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 1994 2 1 2 1 0 0 - - .667 LOS ANGELES AVENGERS 1995 2 1 0 0 2 1 - - .667 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1996 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1997 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2002 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 1998# 3 0 1 0 2 0 - - 1.00 2003 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 1999 2 1 0 0 2 1 - - .667 2004 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2000# 3 0 3 0 0 0 - - 1.00 2005 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2001 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2007 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2002 2 1 1 0 1 1 - - .667 Totals 1 5 1 3 0 2 - - .167 2003 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2004 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 LOS ANGELES COBRAS 2005 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2006 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 .667 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2007 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1988 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2008 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2010 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2011 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 MEMPHIS PHARAOHS / PORTLAND FOREST DRAGONS / OKLAHOMA WRANGLERS 2013 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2014 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2015 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 1995 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 24 20 14 5 10 14 0 1 .533 2000 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500

Totals 1 2 0 0 1 2 - - .333

Memphis Pharaohs (1995-1996), Portland Forest Dragons (1997-1999), Oklahoma

Wranglers (2000-2001) 184

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PHILADELPHIA SOUL ST. LOUIS STAMPEDE All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2006 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 1995 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2007 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 1996 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2008# 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1.00 Totals 0 2 0 1 0 1 - - .000 2012 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 .667 2013 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 .667 TEXAS TERROR / HOUSTON THUNDERBEARS 2014 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 2015 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. Totals 10 6 7 1 2 3 1 2 .625 1998 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 PITTSBURGH GLADIATORS / TAMPA BAY STORM Texas Terror (1996-1997), Houston ThunderBears (1998-2001) All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. TULSA TALONS / SAN ANTONIO TALONS 1987 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1988 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1989 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 .500 2010 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 1990 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2012 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 1991# 2 0 0 0 2 0 - - 1.00 Totals 0 2 0 2 0 0 - - .000 1992 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 1993# 3 0 1 0 2 0 - - 1.00 UTAH BLAZE 1994 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site 1995# 3 0 3 0 0 0 - - 1.00 Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1996# 3 0 2 0 1 0 - - 1.00 2006 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1997 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2007 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1998 2 1 2 1 0 0 - - .667 2008 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 1999 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2012 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2000 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 Totals 1 4 0 1 1 3 - - .200 2001 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2002 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 2003# 3 0 3 0 0 0 - - 1.00 2004 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2005 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2007 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2010 2 1 1 0 1 1 - - .667 2013 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 23 17 14 5 8 12 1 0 .575 Pittsburgh Gladiators (1987-1990), Tampa Bay Storm (1991-present)

PITTSBURGH POWER All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2014 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000

PORTLAND THUNDER/STEEL All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2014 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2015 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 0 2 0 0 0 2 - - .000 Portland Thunder (2014-2015), Portland Steel (2016-present)

SACRAMENTO ATTACK / MIAMI HOOTERS / FLORIDA BOBCATS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1992 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1993 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 0 2 0 0 0 2 - - .000 Sacramento Attack (1992), Miami Hooters (1993-1995), Florida Bobcats (1996-2001)

SAN JOSE SABERCATS All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 1995 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 1997 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 1998 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2000 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 2001 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2002# 3 0 3 0 0 0 - - 1.00 2003 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 2004# 3 0 2 0 1 0 - - 1.00 2005 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2006 1 1 1 1 0 0 - - .500 2007# 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1.00 2008 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 .667 2012 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2013 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2014 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2015# 3 0 3 0 0 0 - - 1.00 Totals 19 12 17 4 1 7 1 1 .612

SPOKANE SHOCK All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Site Year W L W L W L W L Pct. 2010# 3 0 3 0 0 0 - - 1.00 2011 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2013 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - .500 2014 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 2015 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Totals 4 4 4 0 0 4 - - .500 185

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INDIVIDUAL ARENABOWL RECORDS LONGEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL 1 Rusty Fricke, Pittsburgh...... 55 at Detroit, August 18, 1989 2 Dan Frantz, Chicago...... 51 vs. Orlando, June 11, 2006 SERVICE 3 Novo Bojovic, Detroit...... 50 vs. Pittsburgh, August 18, 1989 MOST GAMES PLAYED, Career 1 George LaFrance……....8 MOST SAFETIES, Career 2 Barry Wagner...... 7 1 Ernest Allen...... 1 3 Flint Fleming...... 6 Webbie Burnett...... 1 Alvin Rettig...... 6 William Gaines...... 1 Stevie Thomas...... 6 Raheem Orr…………….. 1 Cliff Dukes………………..1 MOST GAMES, Head Coach, Career 1 Tim Marcum...... 11 PASSING 2 Perry Moss...... 5 HIGHEST PASSER RATING, Game (min. 30 attempts) Danny White...... 5 1 Nick Davila, Arizona...... 142.5 vs. Philadelphia, August 4, 2012 2 Mark Grieb, San Jose...... 141.6 at Arizona, June 27, 2004

MOST GAMES WON, Head Coach, Career 3 Clint Dolezel, Grand Rapids...... 137.5 vs. Nashville, August 19, 2001 1 Tim Marcum...... 7 2 Darren Arbet...... 4 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Career 3 Kevin Guy…...... 3 1 Sherdrick Bonner...... 143 4 Mike Dailey...... 2 2 Jay Gruden...... 131 Jay Gruden...... 2 3 Ben Bennett...... 126 Danny White...... 2 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game 1 Kurt Warner, Iowa...... 51 at Arizona, August 25, 1997

MOST GAMES LOST, Head Coach, Career Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia...... 51 vs. Arizona, August 17, 2013 1 Perry Moss...... 4 2 Mark Grieb, San Jose…………………....………………. 44 vs. Philadelphia, July 27, 2008 Tim Marcum...... 4 3 Matt Nagy, Columbus...... 43 at San Jose, July 29, 2007 2 Danny White...... 3 Matt D’Orazio, Philadelphia…………...... ……………….. 43 vs. San Jose, July 27, 2008

SCORING MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Career MOST POINTS, Career 1 Nick Davila...... 87 1 George LaFrance...... 74 2 Sherdrick Bonner…...... 81 2 Stevie Thomas...... 66 3 Mark Grieb…………...... 78 3 Barry Wagner...... 56 MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Game MOST POINTS, Game 1 Kurt Warner, Iowa...... 31 at Arizona, August 25, 1997 1 Maurice Purify, Arizona...... 42 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 Dan Raudabaugh, Philadelphia...... 31 vs. Arizona, August 17, 2013 2 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids...... 30 vs. Nashville, August 19, 2001 2 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay……………………………………. 29 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 James Roe, San Jose...... 30 at Arizona, June 27, 2004 3 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville……………………….…...... 28 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 3 10 tied; last: Joe Hills, Jacksonville……...... 24 at San Jose, August 29, 2015 HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, Game (min. 30 attempts) MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1 Nick Davila, Arizona………………………………..76.7 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 1 George LaFrance...... 12 2 Mark Grieb, San Jose...... 75.0 at Arizona, June 27, 2004 2 Stevie Thomas...... 11 Kyle Rowley, Spokane……………………………….75.0 vs. Tampa Bay, August 20, 2010 3 Barry Wagner...... 9 3 Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay…………………………………..72.5 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 3 Maurice Purify...... 9 MOST PASSING YARDS, Career MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Game 1 Nick Davila...... 1,156 1 Maurice Purify, Arizona...... 7 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 2 Jay Gruden...... 975 2 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids...... 5 vs. Nashville, August 19, 2001 3 Sherdrick Bonner...... 970 James Roe, San Jose...... 5 at Arizona, June 27, 2004 3 10 tied; last: Joe Hills, Jacksonville...... 4 at San Jose, August 29 2015 MOST PASSING YARDS, Game 1 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville...... 402 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS MADE, Career 2 Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona...... 367 vs. San Jose, June 27, 2004 1 Dan Frantz...... 18 3 John Dutton, Colorado...... 347 at Georgia, June 12, 2005 2 Novo Bojovic...... 16 Mike Pawlawski, Albany...... 347 vs. Orlando, August 21, 1999 Nelson Garner...... 16 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Career MOST 1-POINT EXTRA POINTS MADE, Game 1 Nick Davila……….……... 31 1 , Arizona………………………………10 vs. Jacksonville, August 12, 2011 2 Mark Grieb……….……... 20 Craig Ratanamorn, Arizona……………………………...10 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014 3 Jay Gruden...... 17 2 Taylor Rowan, Spokane………………………………...9 vs. Tampa Bay, August 20, 2010 Dan Frantz, San Jose...... 9 at Arizona, June 27, 2004

Dan Frantz, Chicago...... 9 vs. Orlando, June 11, 2006 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Game 3 John Langeloh, Detroit...... 8 at Orlando, August 22, 1992 1 Nick Davila, Arizona…………………………………….. 9 vs. Philadelphia, August 4, 2012 Don Silvestri, Albany...... 8 vs. Orlando, August 21, 1999 Kyle Rowley, Spokane………………………………….. 9 vs. Tampa Bay, August 20, 2010 Nelson Garner, Arizona...... 8 vs. San Jose, June 27, 2004 2 Aaron Garcia, Jacksonville...... 8 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 Nicholas Pertuit, San Jose……………………………..8 vs. Jacksonville, August 29, 2015 Nick Davila, Arizona...... 8 vs. Jacksonville, August 12, 2011 Mark Grieb, San Jose……………………………..….....… 8 vs. Philadelphia, July 27, 2008 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Career Mark Grieb, San Jose...... 8 at Arizona, June 27, 2004 1 Jorge Cimadevilla...... 13 Nick Davila, Arizona…………………………………………8 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014 2 Novo Bojovic...... 12

3 Marco Morales...... 11 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED, Career 1 Jay Gruden...... 7 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game 2 Peter Tom Willis...... 6 1 Novo Bojovic, Detroit...... 6 at Chicago, July 30, 1988 3 Tony Burris...... 5 Rusty Fricke, Pittsburgh...... 6 at Detroit, August 18, 1989 Kurt Warner...... 5 Jorge Cimadevilla, Orlando...... 6 vs. Detroit, August 22, 1992 Dan Raudabaugh...... 5

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Career MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED, Game 1 Jorge Cimadevilla….….. 5 1 Peter Tom Willis, Tampa Bay...... 6 vs. Orlando, August 23, 1998 2 David Cool...... 4 2 Tony Burris, Detroit...... 5 vs. Pittsburgh, August 18, 1989 3 5 tied...... 3 3 Shane Austin, Cleveland……………………………………..4 vs. Arizona, August 23, 2014

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Game MOST TIMES SACKED, Career 1 Jorge Cimadevilla, Orlando...... 4 vs. Detroit, August 22, 1992 1 Connell Maynor...... 8 2 Arde Czyzewski, Tampa Bay...... …………..3 at Detroit, August 21, 1993 2 Mike Hohensee...... 7 Luis Zendejas, Arizona...... 3 at Orlando, September 2, 1994 3 Sherdrick Bonner...... 6 Clay Rush, Colorado...... 3 vs. Georgia, June 12, 2005

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MOST TIMES SACKED, Game MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, GAME 1 Mike Hohensee, Pittsburgh……………...... 7 vs. Denver, August 1, 1 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia………………………………… 11 vs. Arizona, August 10, 2012 1987 2 Sedrick Robinson, Tampa Bay…………………………….. 9 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 2 Connell Maynor, Orlando...... 6 vs. Nashville, August 20, 3 Virgil Gray, Arizona...... 8 vs. Jacksonville, August 12, 2011 2000 3 Whit Taylor, Denver...... 4 at Pittsburgh, August 1, 1987 MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Career 1 George LaFrance……...... 605 RECEIVING 2 Hunkie Cooper...... 237 MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Career 3 Ron Carpenter...... 236 1 Barry Wagner...... 33 2 George LaFrance...... 32 MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Game 3 Gary Mullen...... 31 1 Ron Carpenter, Nashville...... 139 at Grand Rapids, August 19, 2001 2 Clarence Lawson, Arizona...... 136 at Tampa Bay, June 22, 2003 MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Game 3 Russell Shaw, Chicago...... 135 at Orlando, June 11, 2006 1 Rodney Wright, San Jose………………..…………...…. 13 vs. Philadelphia, July 27, 2008 Ryan McDaniel, Philadelphia………………..………….....13 vs. Arizona, August 17, 2013 MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career 2 Derek Lee, Georgia...... 12 vs. Colorado, June 12, 2005 1 George LaFrance……....2 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids...... 12 vs. Nashville, August 19, 2001 2 Hunkie Cooper...... 1 Eddie Brown, Albany...... 12 vs. Orlando, August 21, 1999 Trestin George...... 1 Robert Gordon...... 1 RECEIVING YARDS, Career Chuck Reed...... 1 1 Gary Mullen...... 465 2 Stevie Thomas...... 446 MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game 3 Barry Wagner...... 438 1. 6 tied, last, Trestin George, San Jose ...... 1 vs. Columbus, July 29, 2007

RECEIVING YARDS, Game ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 1 Eddie Brown, Albany...... 185 vs. Orlando, August 21, 1999 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Career 2 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids...... 172 vs. Nashville, August 19, 2001 1 George LaFrance……..1029 3 Siaha Burley, Arizona...... 166 vs. San Jose, June 27, 2004 2 Barry Wagner...... 757 3 Gary Mullen...... 550 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1 George LaFrance……...... 10 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Game Stevie Thomas...... 10 1 Siaha Burley, Arizona...... 287 vs. San Jose, June 27, 2004 2 Maurice Purify...... 9 2 Willis Jacox, Iowa...... 211 vs. Tampa Bay, August 26, 1996 3 Gary Mullen...... 8 3 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia...... 206 vs. Arizona, August 10, 2012 James Roe...... 8 MISSED FIELD GOALRETURNS RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS, Game MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Career 1 Maurice Purify, Arizona...... 7 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 1 George LaFrance…….... 4 2 Jason Geathers, San Jose………………….….....……… 5 vs. Philadelphia, July 27, 2008 2 9 tied...... 2 James Roe, San Jose...... 5 at Arizona, June 27, 2004 Terrill Shaw, Grand Rapids...... 5 vs. Nashville, August 19, 2001 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Game 3 8 tied; last: Joe Hills, Jacksonville...... 4 vs. San Jose, August 29, 2015 1 7 tied; last Clevan Thomas, San Jose...... 2 vs. Arizona, August 18, 2002

RUSHING MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Career MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Career 1 George LaFrance……...... 60 1 Lynn Bradford...... 22 2 Aatron Kenny...... 57 2 Rick Hamilton...... 17 3 Barry Wagner...... 51 3 Alvin Rettig...... 14 Barry Wagner...... 14 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Aaron Kelly, Dallas...... 57 at Detroit, August 13, 1990 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Game 2 Barry Wagner, Orlando...... 48 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 1 Lynn Bradford, Detroit...... 12 vs. Pittsburgh, August 18, 1989 3 Clevan Thomas, San Jose...... 32 vs. Arizona, August 18, 2002 2 Tony Burse, Detroit...... 8 vs. Tampa Bay, August 21, 1993 3 Kirby Griffin, Jacksonville...... 7 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career Brian Johnson, San Jose...... 7 vs. Columbus, July 29, 2007 1 Barry Wagner...... 2 Mike Hohensee, Pittsburgh...... 7 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game MOST RUSHING YARDS, Career 1 2 tied; last: Barry Wagner, Orlando...... 1 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 1 Rick Hamilton...... 129 2 Lynn Bradford...... 92 COMBINED KICK RETURNS 3 Bo Kelly...... 74 (Kickoff Returns + Missed Field Goal Returns) MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Career MOST RUSHING YARDS, Game 1 George LaFrance…….....35 1 Rick Hamilton, Orlando...... 82 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 2 Hunkie Cooper...... 13 2 Les Barley, Tampa Bay...... 49 at Detroit, August 21, 1993 Barry Wagner...... 13 3 Lynn Bradford, Detroit...... 46 vs. Pittsburgh, August 18, 1989 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Game MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1 Jeff Hughley, Philadelphia………………………………… 11 vs. Arizona, August 10, 2012 1 Art Schlichter...... 4 2 Sedrick Robinson, Tampa Bay…………………………….. 9 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 Barry Wagner...... 4 3 Virgil Gray, Arizona...... 8 vs. Jacksonville, August 12, 2011 2 Lynn Bradford...... 3 Matt D’Orazio……….….. 3 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Career Rick Hamilton...... 3 1 George LaFrance……....665 Bo Kelly...... 3 2 Barry Wagner...... 271 Willis Marshall...... 3 3 Hunkie Cooper...... 245 Eric Ortiz………………… 3 Derrick Ross….………… 3 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Barry Wagner, Orlando...... 154 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Game 2 Russell Shaw, Chicago...... 148 vs. Orlando, June 11, 2006 1 Art Schlichter, Detroit...... 4 vs. Dallas, August 13, 1990 3 Clarence Lawson, Arizona...... 146 at Tampa Bay, June 22, 2003 2 Eric Ortiz, Tampa Bay………………………………………. 3 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 Willis Marshall, Colorado...... 3 at Georgia, June 12, 2005 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career Rick Hamilton, Orlando...... 3 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 1 George LaFrance...... 2 Barry Wagner...... 2 KICKOFF RETURNS 2 Hunkie Cooper...... 1 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Career Robert Gordon...... 1 1 George LaFrance…….....31 Chuck Reed...... 1 2 Ron Carpenter...... 12 Hunkie Cooper...... 12 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game 1. 8 tied, last, Trestin George, San Jose ...... 1 vs. Columbus, July 29, 2007

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INTERCEPTIONS MOST INTERCEPTIONS, Career 1 Barry Wagner...... 4 2 Chris Barber...... 3 Kenny McEntyre...... 3 Omarr Smith...... 3 Steve Trimble...... 3

MOST INTERCEPTIONS, Game 1 Chris Barber, Orlando...... 3 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 Steve Trimble, Denver...... 3 at Pittsburgh, August 1, 1987 2 Arkeith Brown, Arizona...... 2 vs. Philadelphia, August 4, 2012 Barry Wagner, Orlando...... 2 at Tampa Bay, September 1, 1995 Jo Jo Heath, Pittsburgh...... 2 at Detroit, August 18, 1989 Cornelius Ross, Pittsburgh...... 2 at Detroit, August 18, 1989 Steve Griffin, Detroit...... 2 at Chicago, July 30, 1988 Jeremy Kellem, Arizona…………………………...... 2 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014 Kerry Reed, Arizona………………………………………...2 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, Career 1 Steve Trimble…...... 60 2 Steve Griffin...... 58 3 Tracy Sanders...... 50

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Steve Trimble, Denver...... 60 at Pittsburgh, August 1, 1987 2 Steve Griffin, Detroit...... 58 at Chicago, July 30, 1988 3 Kerry Reed, Arizona………………………………………48 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Career 1 Hunkie Cooper...... 1 Damon Mason...... 1 Dennison Robinson….... 1 Tracy Sanders...... 1 Stevie Thomas...... 1 Steve Trimble...... 1 Kerry Reed……………….1 David Hyland…………….1

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, Game 1 David Hyland, San Jose………………………………..1 vs. Jacksonville, August 29, 2015 Kerry Reed, Arizona………………………………………...1 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014 Dennison Robinson, Chicago...... 1 at Orlando, June 11, 2006 Damon Mason, Orlando...... 1 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 Hunkie Cooper, Arizona...... 1 vs. Iowa, August 25, 1997 Stevie Thomas, Tampa Bay...... 1 at Iowa, August 26, 1996 Tracy Sanders, Tampa Bay...... 1 vs. Orlando, September 1, 1995 Steve Trimble, Denver...... 1 at Pittsburgh, August 1, 1987

DEFENSE MOST SACKS, Career 1 Reggie Mathis...... 3.0 2 Scott Dmitrenko...... 2.5 3 7 tied...... 2.0

MOST SACKS, Game 1 Scott Dmitrenko, Pittsburgh...... 2.5 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 2 7 tied; last: Ronald Jones, San Jose...... 2.0 vs. Philadelphia, July 27, 2008

MOST TACKLES, Career 1 Omarr Smith...... 35.0 2 Marquis Floyd...... 28.5 3 Tate Randle...... 25.5

MOST TACKLES, Game 1 Will McClay, Detroit...... 12.0 vs. Pittsburgh, August 18, 1989 2 Cedric Walker, Arizona...... 11.5 vs. Iowa, August 25, 1997 3 Omarr Smith, San Jose...... 10.5 at Arizona, June 27, 200

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MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Game TEAM ARENABOWL RECORDS 1 7 tied; last: San Jose…...10 vs Jacksonville, August 29, 2015 2 Grand Rapids...... 9 vs. Nashville, August 19, 2001 Arizona...... 9 vs. San Jose, June 27, 2004 GAMES Chicago...... 9 vs. Orlando, June 11, 2006 MOST GAMES Orlando...... 9 vs. Chicago, June 11, 2006 1 Pittsburgh-Tampa Bay...... 9 Arizona...... 9 MOST TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams 2 Orlando...... 7 1 Jacksonville (10) at Arizona (10)...... 20 August 12, 2011 3 Detroit ……………………………...4 2 San Jose (10) at Arizona (9)...... 19 June 27, 2004 3 Arizona (10) vs. Philadelphia (8)………...18 August 10, 2012 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES Chicago (9) vs. Orlando (9)…………...... 18 June 11, 2006 1 Detroit...... 6 2 Arizona……………………..4 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS, Game 3 Arizona………...... 3 1 Pittsburgh...... 2 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 Orlando...... 3 Chicago...... 2 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988 Arizona...... 2 at San Jose, August 18, 2002 MOST GAMES WON 1 Pittsburgh-Tampa Bay...... 5 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams Arizona…...... 5 1 Detroit (3) at Chicago (2)...... 5 July 30, 1988 2 Detroit...... 4 2 Pittsburgh (3) at Detroit (5)…………...... 8 August 18, 1989 San Jose...... 4 Arizona (4) at Orlando (4)...... 8 September 2, 1994

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WON MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game 1 Detroit...... 3 1 Detroit...... 6 at Chicago, July 30, 1988 Arizona……...... 3 Pittsburgh...... 6 at Detroit, August 18, 1989 2 Tampa Bay...... 2 Orlando...... 6 vs. Detroit, August 22, 1992

MOST GAMES LOST MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, Game, both teams 1 Orlando...... 5 1 Detroit (6) at Chicago (4)...... 10 July 30, 1988 2 Arizona...... 4 2 Pittsburgh (6) at Detroit (3)...... 9 August 18, 1989 Pittsburgh-Tampa Bay...... 4 Detroit (3) at Orlando (6)...... 9 August 22, 1992

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES LOST MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Game 1 Arizona...... 3 1 Orlando...... 4 vs. Detroit, August 22, 1992 2 Iowa...... 2 2 Tampa Bay...... 3 at Detroit, August 21, 1993 Orlando...... 2 Arizona...... 3 at Orlando, September 2, 1994 Nashville...... 2 Colorado...... 3 vs. Georgia, June 12, 2005 Philadelphia...... 2 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, Game, both teams SCORING 1 Detroit (0) at Orlando (4)...... 4 August 22, 1992 MOST POINTS, Game Tampa Bay (3) at Detroit (1)...... 4 August 21, 1993 1 Jacksonville……………………. 73 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 Arizona (3) at Orlando (1)...... 4 September 2, 1994 2 Arizona……………………. 72 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 Iowa (2) at Arizona (2)...... 4 August 25, 1997 Arizona………………………….72 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014 3 Arizona……………………. 70 vs. Jacksonville, August 12, 2011 FIRST DOWNS MOST FIRST DOWNS, Game MOST POINTS, Game, both teams 1 Tampa Bay…………………. 28 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 1 Jacksonville (73) at Arizona (70)...... 143 August 12, 2011 Albany...... 28 vs. Orlando, August 21, 1999 2 San Jose (69) at Arizona (62)...... 131 June 27, 2004 2 Arizona...... 27 vs. San Jose, June 27, 2004 3 Chicago (69) vs. Orlando (61)...... 130 June 11, 2006 MOST FIRST DOWNS, Game, both teams FEWEST POINTS, Game 1 Jacksonville (26) at Arizona (26)...... 52 August 12, 2011 1 Chicago...... 13 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988 Orlando (24) at Albany (28)...... 52 August 21, 1999 2 Arizona...... 14 at San Jose, August 18, 2002 2 Spokane (23) vs. Tampa Bay (28)……… 51 August 20, 2010 3 Pittsburgh...... 16 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 3 San Jose (19) at Arizona (27)...... 46 June 27, 2004

FEWEST POINTS, Game, both teams MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING, Game 1 Detroit (24) at Chicago (13)………………...... 37 July 30, 1988 1 Tampa Bay...... 9 at Detroit, August 21, 1993 2 Denver (45) at Pittsburgh (16)...... 61 August 1, 1987 2 Detroit...... ………….7 vs. Dallas, August 13, 1990 3 Pittsburgh (26) at Detroit (39)...... 65 August 18, 1989 Orlando...... 7 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998

MOST POINTS, Each Quarter MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING, Game, both teams 1st: Albany...... 21 vs. Orlando, August 21, 1999 1 Tampa Bay (9) at Detroit (2)...... 11 August 21, 1993 2nd: Arizona………………………………...30 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014 2 Dallas (2) at Detroit (7)...... 9 August 13, 1990 3rd: San Jose...... 28 vs. Jacksonville, August 29, 2015 3 Tampa Bay (5) at Spokane (3)……………. 8 August 20, 2010 4th: Jacksonville...... 35 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 Orlando (7) at Tampa Bay (1)…………..... 8 August 23, 1998 Orlando (4) at Albany (4)...... 8 August 21, 1999 MOST POINTS, Each Quarter, both teams Colorado (5) vs. Georgia (3)...... 8 June 12, 2005 1st: Orlando (14) at Albany (21)………………………….35 August 21, 1999 2nd: Chicago (24) vs. Orlando (28)...... 52 June 11, 2006 MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING, Game 3rd: Arizona (27) vs. Philadelphia (21)……………...... 48 August 10, 2012 1 Arizona...... 21 vs. San Jose, June 27, 2004 4th: Jacksonville (35) at Arizona (28)...... 63 August 12, 2011 2 Tampa Bay…………………..20 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 Albany...... 20 vs. Orlando, August 21, 1999 MOST POINTS, Each Half Orlando...... 20 vs. Chicago, June 11, 2006 1st: Arizona…………………………………44 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014 2nd: Arizona…..……………………...... 45 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING, Game, both teams 1 Jacksonville (19) at Arizona (19)...... 38 August 12, 2011 MOST POINTS, Each Half, both teams Tampa Bay (20) at Spokane (18)………. 38 August 20, 2010 1st: San Jose (35) at Arizona (28)...... 63 June 27, 2004 2 San Jose (16) at Arizona (21)...... 37 June 27, 2004 2nd: Arizona (45) vs. Philadelphia (41)...... 86 August 10, 2012 3 Orlando (15) at Albany (20)...... 35 August 21, 1999 Philadelphia (19) vs. Arizona (16)...... 35 August 17, 2013 LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY Arizona (18) at Cleveland (17)…………….35 August 23, 2014 1 Arizona……………………………40 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014 2 San Jose...... 38 vs. Arizona, August 18, 2002 MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY, Game 3 Orlando...... 31 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 1 Columbus...... 6 vs. San Jose, July 29, 2007 2 Orlando...... 5 at Albany, August 21, 1999 Orlando...... 5 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998

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MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY, Game, both teams FEWEST NET PASSING YARDS, Game 1 Columbus (6) vs. San Jose (4)………………………... 10 July 29, 2007 1 Chicago...... 105 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988 2 Orlando (5) at Albany (4)……………………...... 9 August 21, 1999 2 Orlando...... 107 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 3 Jacksonville (3) at San Jose (4)……………………..7 August 29, 2015 3 Detroit...... 122 at Chicago, July 30, 1988 Jacksonville (3) at Arizona (4)...... 7 August 12, 2011 Colorado (4) vs. Georgia (3)...... 7 June 12, 2005 FEWEST NET PASSING YARDS, Game, both teams Nashville (3) at Grand Rapids (4)...... 7 August 19, 2001 1 Detroit (95) at Chicago (92)...... 187 July 30, 1988 2 Pittsburgh (136) at Detroit (176)………….….....312 August 18, 1989 3 Orlando (107) at Tampa Bay (213)……………..320 August 23, 1998 NET YARDS GAINED RUSHING AND PASSING MOST YARDS, Game MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Game 1 Jacksonville...... 413 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 1 Arizona…………………………...9 at Cleveland, August 23, 2014 2 Orlando...... 383 at Albany, August 21, 1999 Arizona……………………… 9 vs. Philadelphia, August 10, 2012 3 Albany...... 372 vs. Orlando, August 21, 1999 Spokane……………………… 9 vs. Tampa Bay, August 20, 2010 Arizona...... 372 vs. San Jose, June 27, 2004 2 Jacksonville……………………….. 8 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 Arizona……………………… 8 vs. Jacksonville, August 12, 2011 MOST YARDS, Game, both teams San Jose…………………………8 vs. Philadelphia, July 27, 2008 1 Jacksonville (413) at Arizona (343)...... 756, August 12, 2011 San Jose...... 8 at Arizona, June 27, 2004 2 Orlando (383) at Albany (372)...... 755, August 21, 1999 3 7 tied, last, Jacksonville………..7 vs. San Jose, August 29, 2015 3 Arizona (372) vs. San Jose (325)...... 697, June 27, 2004 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Game, both teams FEWEST YARDS, Game 1 Arizona (9) vs. Philadelphia (7)...... 16, August 10, 2012 1 Chicago...... 109 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988 Jacksonville (8) at Arizona (8)...... 16, August 12, 2011 2 Pittsburgh...... 139 at Detroit, August 18, 1989 2 San Jose (8) at Arizona (7)...... 15 June 27, 2004 3 Arizona...... 193 at Tampa Bay, June 22, 2003 Philadelphia (7) vs. San Jose (8)………………...15 July 27, 2008 3 Arizona (9) at Cleveland (5)…………………..14 August 23, 2014 FEWEST YARDS, Game, both teams 1 Detroit (150) at Chicago (122)...... 272 July 30, 1988 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED, Game 2 Pittsburgh (139) at Detroit (226)...... 365 August 18, 1989 1 Tampa Bay...... 6 vs. Orlando, August 23, 1998 3 Orlando (198) vs. Nashville (218)...... 416 August 20, 2000 2 Detroit...... 5 vs. Pittsburgh, August 18, 1989 3 Cleveland………………………….4 vs. Arizona, August 23, 2014 PASSING Pittsburgh...... 4 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game 1 Pittsburgh...... 54 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED, Game, both teams 2 Iowa...... 51 at Arizona, August 25, 1997 1 Orlando (1) at Tampa Bay (6)...... 7 August 23, 1998 Philadelphia...... 51 vs. Arizona, August 17, 2013 2 6 tied; last: Arizona (1) at Cleveland (4)...... 5 August 23, 2014 3 Cleveland…………………………50 vs. Arizona, August 23, 2014 MOST TIMES SACKED, Game MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game, both teams 1 Pittsburgh...... 8 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 1 Philadelphia (44) vs. San Jose (44)…………..…88 July 27, 2008 2 Orlando...... 6 vs. Nashville, August 20, 2000 2 Jacksonville (42) at Arizona (40)...... 82, August 12, 2011 3 Denver...... 4 at Pittsburgh, August 1, 1987 3 Denver (26) at Pittsburgh (54)...... 80 August 1, 1987 Orlando...... 4 vs. Detroit, August 22, 1992 Philadelphia (51) vs. Arizona (29)...... 80 August 17, 2013 MOST TIMES SACKED, Game, both teams FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game 1 Denver (4) at Pittsburgh (8)...... 12 August 1, 1987 1 Arizona...... 21 vs. Iowa, August 25, 1997 2 Nashville (2) at Orlando (6)……………...... 8 August 20, 2000 2 Detroit...... 23 vs. Dallas, August 13, 1990 3 Detroit (3) at Chicago (2)...... 5 July 30, 1988 3 Detroit...... 24 at Chicago, July 30, 1988 Tampa Bay (3) at Detroit (2)...... 5 August 21, 1993

FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Game, both teams RUSHING 1 Dallas (32) at Detroit (23)...... 55 August 13, 1990 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Game 2 Arizona (31) at Tampa Bay (25)………………...56 June 22, 2003 1 Tampa Bay...... 18 at Detroit, August 21, 1993 3 Orlando (25) at Tampa Bay (32)……………..57 August 23, 1998 2 Detroit...... 17 vs. Dallas, August 13, 1990 Nashville (28) at Orlando (29)……………...... 57 August 20, 2000 Orlando...... 17 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998

MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Game MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, Game, both teams 1 Iowa...... 31 at Arizona, August 25, 1997 1 Dallas (11) at Detroit (17)...... 28 August 13, 1990 Philadelphia...... 31 vs. Arizona, August 17, 2013 2 Tampa Bay (18) at Detroit (9)...... 27 August 21, 1993 2 Tampa Bay……………………... 29 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 3 Tampa Bay (13) at Detroit (11)...... 24 August 17, 1991 3 Jacksonville……………………….28 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 MOST RUSHING YARDS, Game MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Game, both teams 1 Orlando...... 127 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 1 San Jose (27) at Arizona (27)...... 54 June 27, 2004 2 Tampa Bay...... 116 at Detroit, August 21, 1993 2 Jacksonville (28) at Arizona (25)...... 53, August 12, 2011 3 Orlando...... 75 at Albany, August 21, 1999 Tampa Bay (29) at Spokane (24)…………… 53 August 20, 2010 Chicago (26) vs. Orlando (27)...... 53 June 11, 2006 MOST RUSHING YARDS, Game, both teams Philadelphia (26) vs. San Jose (27)……………..53 July 27, 2008 1 Tampa Bay (116) at Detroit (23)…………. 139 August 21, 1993 2 Orlando (127) at Tampa Bay (2)……….....129 August 23, 1998 FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED, Game 3 Orlando (75) at Albany (34)………………..109 August 21, 1999 1 Orlando...... 8 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 2 Chicago...... 11 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS, Game 3 Detroit...... 12 vs. Pittsburgh, August 18, 1989 1 Arizona...... -2 at Orlando, September 2, 1994 2 Iowa...... 1 at Arizona, August 25, 1997 FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED, Game, both teams 3 Tampa Bay...... 2 vs. Orlando, August 23, 1998 1 Detroit (13) at Chicago (11)...... 24 July 30, 1988 San Jose...... 2 at Arizona, June 27, 2004 Orlando (8) at Tampa Bay (16)…………….... 24 August 23, 1998 2 Arizona (15) at Tampa Bay (15)……………….. 30 June 22, 2003 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS, Game, both teams 1 Arizona (-2) at Orlando (6)...... 4 September 2, 1994 MOST PASSING YARDS, Game 2 Arizona (5) at Cleveland (6)………………………...11 August 23, 2014 1 Jacksonville...... 397 at Arizona, August 12, 2011 3 San Jose (2) at Arizona (10)...... 12 June 27, 2004 Arizona...... 362 vs. San Jose, June 27, 2004 2 Colorado...... 341 vs. Georgia, June 12, 2005 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Game 3 Albany...... 338 vs. Orlando, August 21, 1999 1 Tampa Bay…………………………………. 5 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 Detroit...... 5 vs. Dallas, August 13, 1990 MOST NET PASSING YARDS, Game, both teams 2 Orlando...... 4 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 1 Jacksonville (397) at Arizona (328)...... 725, August 12, 2011 2 San Jose (323) at Arizona (362)……………... 685 June 27, 2004 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS, Game, both teams 3 Orlando (308) at Albany (338)...... 646 August 21, 1999 1 Dallas (3) at Detroit (5)...... 8 August 13, 1990 2 Tampa Bay (5) at Spokane (1)…………. 6 August 20, 2010 Colorado (3) vs. Georgia (3)...... 6 June 12, 2005

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KICKOFF RETURNS MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Game 1 Tampa Bay……………………….. 12 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 PENALTIES 2 Philadelphia...... 11 vs. Arizona, August 10, 2012 MOST TIMES PENALIZED, Game 3 Arizona...... 10 vs. Jacksonville, August 12, 2011 1 Spokane…………………... 15 vs. Tampa Bay, August 20, 2010 2 San Jose...... 13 vs. Columbus, July 29, 2007 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS, Game, both teams 3 Detroit...... 12 at Chicago July 30, 1988 1 Jacksonville (7) at Arizona (10)…………. 17 August 12, 2011 Tampa Bay...... 12 at Detroit, August 21, 1993 2 Tampa Bay (12) at Spokane (4)………….16 August 20, 2010 Orlando...... 12 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 3 Nashville (8) at Grand Rapids (7)………...15 August 19, 2001 MOST TIMES PENALIZED, Game, both teams MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Tampa Bay (10) at Spokane (15)……….. 25 August 20, 2010 1 Arizona...... 158 at Tampa Bay, June 22, 2003 2 Tampa Bay (12) at Detroit (11)………..... 23 August 21, 1993 2 Nashville………...... 143 at Grand Rapids, August 19, 2001 Orlando (12) at Tampa Bay (11)………….23 August 23, 1998 3 Arizona...... 136 vs. Jacksonville, August 12, 2011 MOST YARDS PENALIZED, Game MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS, Game, both teams 1 Spokane…………………… 111 vs. Tampa Bay, August 20, 2010 1 Chicago (135) vs. Orlando (116)...... 251 June 11, 2006 2 Tampa Bay………………….. 87 at Tampa Bay, August 20, 2010 2 Jacksonville (108) at Arizona (136)...... 244 August 12, 2011 3 San Jose...... 83 vs. Columbus, July 29, 2007 3 San Jose (121) at Arizona (121)...... 242 June 27, 2004 MOST YARDS PENALIZED, Game, both teams MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS 1 Tampa Bay (87) at Spokane (111)………………… 198 August 20, 2010 MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Game 2 Jacksonville (81) at San Jose (46)…………………127 August 29, 2015 1 Chicago...... 4 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988 Tampa Bay (77) at Detroit (50)...... 127 August 21, 1993 2 5 tied; last: San Jose...... 2 vs. Arizona, August 18, 2002 3 Philadelphia (55) vs. San Jose (65)………………..…. 120 July 27, 2008

MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS, Game, both teams TURNOVERS 1 Detroit (0) at Chicago (4)...... 4 July 30, 1988 MOST TURNOVERS, Game 2 Denver (2) at Pittsburgh (1)...... 3 August 1, 1987 1 Pittsburgh...... 6 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 Pittsburgh (1) at Detroit (2)...... 3 August 18, 1989 Detroit...... 6 vs. Pittsburgh, August 18, 1989 Dallas (2) at Detroit (1)...... 3 August 13, 1990 Tampa Bay...... 6 vs. Orlando, August 23, 1998 Tampa Bay (2) at Detroit (1)...... 3 August 21, 1993 MOST TURNOVERS, Game, both teams MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Denver (2) at Pittsburgh (6)...... 8 August 1, 1987 1 Dallas...... 57 at Detroit, August 13, 1990 Pittsburgh (2) at Detroit (6)...... 8 August 18, 1989 2 Orlando...... 48 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 Dallas (5) at Detroit (3)...... 8 August 13, 1990 3 Chicago...... 44 vs. Detroit, July 30, 1988

MOST MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN YARDS, Game, both teams DEFENSE 1 Dallas (57) at Detroit (18)...... 75 August 13, 1990 MOST BLOCKED KICKS, Game 2 Orlando (48) at Tampa Bay (0)...... 48 August 23, 1998 1 Orlando...... 2 at Tampa Bay, September 1, 1995 3 Tampa Bay (23) at Detroit (22)………….... .45 August 21, 1993 2 8 tied; last: San Jose...... 1 vs. Jacksonville, August, 29, 2015

COMBINED KICK RETURNS MOST BLOCKED KICKS, Game, both teams 1 Orlando (2) at Tampa Bay (1)...... 3 September 1, 1995 (Kickoff Returns + Missed Field Goal Returns) 2 Denver (1) at Pittsburgh (1)...... 2 August 1, 1987 MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Game 3 5 tied; last: Jacksonville (0) at San Jose (1)……1 August 29, 2015 1 Tampa Bay……………………… 12 at Spokane, August 20, 2010 2 Philadelphia...... 11 vs. Arizona, August 10, 2012 3 Arizona...... 10 vs. Jacksonville, August 12, 2011

MOST COMBINED KICK RETURNS, Game, both teams 1 Jacksonville (7) at Arizona (10)…………….17 August 12, 2011 2 Tampa Bay (12) at Spokane (4)…………… 16 August 20, 2010 3 Nashville (8) at Grand Rapids (7)…………. 15 August 19, 2001

MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Game 1 Orlando...... 168 at Tampa Bay, August 23, 1998 Arizona...... 168 at Tampa Bay, June 22, 2003 2 Nashville...... 161 at Grand Rapids, August 19, 2001

MOST COMBINED KICK RETURN YARDS, Game, both teams 1 Orlando (168) at Tampa Bay (104)...... 272 August 23, 1998 2 Chicago (148) vs. Orlando (116)...... 264 June 11, 2006 3 Nashville (162) at Grand Rapids (95)...... 257 August 19, 2001

FUMBLES MOST FUMBLES, Game 1 Pittsburgh...... 4 vs. Denver, August 1, 1987 Dallas...... 4 at Detroit, August 13, 1990 Arizona...... 4 at Tampa Bay, June 22, 2003

MOST FUMBLES, Game, both teams 1 Jacksonville (3) at Arizona (3)...... 6 August 12, 2011 2 Denver (1) at Pittsburgh (4)...... 5 August 1, 1987 Dallas (4) at Detroit (1)...... 5 August 13, 1990 Arizona (4) at Tampa Bay (1)…………...... 5 June 22, 2003

MOST FUMBLES LOST, Game 1 Arizona...... 4 at Tampa Bay, June 22, 2003 2 Dallas...... 3 at Detroit, August 13, 1990 3 10 tied; last: Jacksonville …..2 at San Jose, August 29, 2015

MOST FUMBLES LOST, Game, both teams 1 Arizona (4) at Tampa Bay (1)...... 5 June 22, 2003 2 Dallas (3) at Detroit (1)...... 4 August 13, 1990 Orlando (2) vs. Detroit (2)...... 4 August 22, 1992

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TEAM ARENABOWL WIN-LOSS RECORDS

ARENABOWL DATE WINNER LOSER SCORE SITE ATTENDANCE I 8-1-87 Denver Pittsburgh 45-16 Pittsburgh, PA 13,232 II 7-30-88 Detroit Chicago 24-13 Chicago, IL 15,018 III 8-18-89 Detroit Pittsburgh 29-26 Detroit, MI 12,046 IV 8-11-90 Detroit Dallas 51-27 Detroit, MI 19,875 V 8-17-91 Tampa Bay Detroit 48-42 Detroit, MI 20,357 VI 8-22-92 Detroit Orlando 56-38 Orlando, FL 13,680 VII 8-21-93 Tampa Bay Detroit 51-31 Detroit, MI 12,989 VIII 9-2-94 Arizona Orlando 36-31 Orlando, FL 14,368 IX 9-1-95 Tampa Bay Orlando 48-35 St. Petersburg, FL 25,087 X 8-26-96 Tampa Bay Iowa 42-38 Des Moines, IA 11,411 XI 8-25-97 Arizona Iowa 55-33 Phoenix, AZ 17,436 XII 8-23-98 Orlando Tampa Bay 62-31 Tampa, FL 17,222 XIII 8-21-99 Albany Orlando 59-48 Albany, NY 13,652 XIV 8-20-00 Orlando Nashville 41-38 Orlando, FL 15,989 XV 8-19-01 Grand Rapids Nashville 64-42 Grand Rapids, MI 11,217 XVI 8-18-02 San Jose Arizona 52-14 San Jose, CA 16,942 XVII 6-22-03 Tampa Bay Arizona 43-29 Tampa, FL 20,469 XVIII 6-27-04 San Jose Arizona 69-62 Phoenix, AZ 17,391 XIX 6-12-05 Colorado Georgia 51-48 Las Vegas, NV 10,822 XX 6-11-06 Chicago Orlando 69-61 Las Vegas, NV 17,506 XXI 7-29-07 San Jose Columbus 55-33 New Orleans, LA 17,506 XXII 7-27-08 Philadelphia San Jose 59-56 New Orleans, LA 17,244 XXIII 8-20-10 Spokane Tampa Bay 69-57 Spokane, WA 10,993 XXIV 8-12-11 Jacksonville Arizona 73-70 Phoenix, AZ 14,320 XXV 8-10-12 Arizona Philadelphia 72-54 New Orleans, LA 13,648 XXVI 8-17-13 Arizona Philadelphia 48-39 Orlando, FL 12,039 XXVII 8-23-14 Arizona Cleveland 72-32 Cleveland, OH 18,410 XXVIII 8-29-15 San Jose Jacksonville 68-47 Stockton, CA 9,115

ARENABOWL COMPOSITE STANDINGS TEAM W L PCT. PTS. OPP Albany 1 0 1.000 59 48 Chicago Rush 1 0 1.000 69 61 Colorado 1 0 1.000 51 48 Denver 1 0 1.000 45 16 Grand Rapids 1 0 1.000 64 42 Spokane 1 0 1.000 69 57 San Jose 4 1 .800 300 212 Detroit 4 2 .667 243 237 Arizona 5 4 .556 458 426 Pittsburgh/Tampa Bay5 4 .556 305 380 Jacksonville 1 1 .500 120 138 Philadelphia 1 2 .333 152 176 Orlando 2 5 .286 316 377 Chicago Bruisers 0 1 .000 13 24 Columbus 0 1 .000 33 55 Dallas 0 1 .000 27 51 Georgia 0 1 .000 48 51 Cleveland 0 1 .000 32 72 Nashville 0 2 .000 80 105 Iowa 0 2 .000 71 97

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ArenaBowl MVP Offensive Player of the Game Defensive Player of the Game Ironman of the Game

I Denver WR/DB Gary Mullen - - Denver WR/DB Steve Trimble II Detroit WR/DB Steve Griffin - - Detroit WR/DB Dwayne Dixon III Detroit WR/DB George LaFrance - - Pittsburgh WR/DB Cornelius Ross IV Detroit QB Art Schlichter - - Detroit FB/LB Alvin Rettig V Tampa Bay WR/LB Stevie Thomas - - Tampa Bay WR/DB Darren Willis VI Detroit OS George LaFrance - - Detroit OL/DL Flint Fleming VII Tampa Bay QB Jay Gruden - - Tampa Bay OL/DL Keith Browner VIII Arizona QB Sherdrick Bonner - - Orlando WR/DB Barry Wagner IX Tampa Bay OS George LaFrance - - Orlando WR/DB Barry Wagner X Tampa Bay WR/LB Stevie Thomas - - Iowa WR/DB Leonard Conley XI Arizona QB Donnie Davis - - Arizona WR/LB Hunkie Cooper XII Orlando FB/LB Rick Hamilton - - Orlando WR/LB Barry Wagner XIII Albany OS Eddie Brown - - Orlando WR/LB Barry Wagner XIV Orlando QB Connell Maynor - - Nashville OL/DL James Baron XV Grand Rapids OS Terrill Shaw - - Grand Rapids WR/DB Demo Odems XVI San Jose QB John Dutton - - San Jose WR/DB Omarr Smith XVII Tampa Bay WR/LB Lawrence Samuels - - Tampa Bay WR/LB Lawrence Samuels XVIII San Jose QB Mark Grieb San Jose QB Mark Grieb Arizona DS Ricky Parker San Jose WR/LB James Roe XIX Colorado WR/DB Willis Marshall Colorado WR/DB Willis Marshall Colorado DB Ahmad Hawkins Colorado WR/DB Willis Marshall XX Chicago QB Matt D’Orazio Chicago QB Matt D’Orazio Chicago DB Dennison Robinson Chicago FB/LB Bob McMillen XXI San Jose QB Mark Grieb San Jose QB Mark Grieb San Jose DB Omarr Smith San Jose FB/LB Phil Glover XXII Philadelphia QB Matt D’Orazio Philadelphia WR Chris Jackson Philadelphia DL Gabe Nyenhuis Philadelphia DB/KR Mike Brown XXIII Spokane QB Kyle Rowley Spokane WR Markee White Spokane DL Jeremy Geathers Spokane WR Huey Whittaker XXIV Jacksonville QB Aaron Garcia Arizona WR Chris Jackson Jacksonville DB Micheaux Robinson Jacksonville OL/DL Jason Holman XXV Arizona QB Nick Davila Arizona WR Maurice Purify Arizona DB Arkeith Brown Philadelphia WR Jeff Hughley XXVI Arizona WR Rod Windsor Arizona WR Rod Windsor Arizona DB Virgil Gray Philadelphia WR Ryan McDaniel (Playmaker) XXVII Arizona QB Nick Davila Arizona QB Nick Davila Arizona DE Cliff Dukes Arizona WR Kerry Reed (Playmaker) XXVIII San Jose WR Reggie Gray San Jose QB Erik Meyer San Jose JLB David Hyland San Jose JLB David Hyland (Playmaker)

ARENABOWL I Pittsburgh , Pittsburgh, PA August 1, 1987, Attendance: 13,232 Denver 45, Pittsburgh 16 – Denver, led by QB Walt Taylor’s 201 yards passing yards and four touchdowns, led 32-0 heading into the fourth quarter. Pittsburgh’s first points came on a Mike Hohensee-to-Russell Hairston (League MVP) 11-yard strike with 11:17 left the fourth. Future Arena Football Hall of Famer Gary Mullen had nine receptions for 123 yards and three touchdowns and was named the ESPN MVP of the Game.

1 2 3 4 F Denver Dynamite 12 6 14 13 45 Pittsburgh Gladiators 0 0 0 16 16

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H DEN 1 6:33 Forte fumble recovery (Morales kick failed) 7-0 DEN 1 5:23 Prather 2 run (Taylor pass failed) 12-0 DEN 2 10:22 W.Taylor 26 pass to Mullen (Taylor run failed) 18-0 DEN 3 5:12 Taylor 32 pass to Rodgers (Morales kick) 25-0 DEN 3 0:00 Trimble 47 interception return (Morales kick) 32-0 PIT 4 11:17 Hohensee 11 pass to Hairston (Hohensee pass) 32-8 DEN 4 8:47 W.Taylor 5 pass to Mullen (Morales kick) 39-8 DEN 4 3:11 W.Taylor 19 pass to Mullen (Morales kick failed) 45-8 PIT 4 0:32 Folmar 14 pass to Rushmond (Folmar pass) 45-16

PASSING: DEN: W.Taylor 14-28-201-1 (4 TD). PIT: Hohensee 18-37-186-3 (1 TD), Folmar 7-18-56-1 (1 TD). RECEIVING: DEN: Mullen 9-123-3, Rodgers 1-32-1, Brewer 1-16, Trimble 1-15, Prather 1-11, D.Taylor 1-4. PIT: Hairston 8-83-1, Rafferty 6-45, Richmond 5-44, McClennon 3-39, Powell 2-19, Stoops 1-12. RUSHING: DEN: Prather 4-24-1, Brewer 2-3, D.Taylor 1-0. PIT: Hohensee 2-24, McClennon 1-(-2)

ARENABOWL II Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL July 30, 1988, Attendance: 15,018 Detroit 24, Chicago 13 – Detroit’s Steve Griffin denied the city of Chicago its second pro football title in three years (the won the NFL’s Super Bowl in 1986) with two interceptions, a fumble recovery and six receptions for 52 yards. Trailing 21-7, Chicago marched to Detroit’s 11-yard line at the end of the first half, only to be intercepted by Griffin, who reclaimed 49 yards as time ran out. With Chicago trailing by just eight points, Griffin made his second aerial steal to regain the ball with 3:41 remaining in the game. Dwayne Dixon caught five passes for 63 yards, recovered a key fumble, knocked down a pass and added two tackles en route to Ironman of the Game honors. Detroit rookie George LaFrance, who would go on to compete in six more ArenaBowls, had one catch for nine yards.

1 2 3 4 F Detroit Drive 7 14 0 3 24 Chicago Bruisers 7 0 0 6 13

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Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H DET 1 10:45 Ingold 1 run (Bojovic kick) 7-0 CHI 1 4:40 Bennett 3 pass to McDade (Morales kick) 7-7 DET 2 14:01 Holman 8 run (Bojovic kick) 14-7 DET 2 0:41 Browne 2 run (Bojovic kick) 21-7 CHI 4 11:09 Stone 10 run (Morales kick failed) 21-13 DET 4 0:53 Bojovic 17 FG 24-13

PASSING: DET: Ingold 13-24-125-2 (0 TD). CHI: Bennett 9-24-77-2 (1 TD), Totten 2-14-27. RECEIVING: DET: Dixon 5-63, Griffin 6-52, Evans 1-1, LaFrance 1-9. CHI: Aikens 3-41, Hart 1-6, Moore 2-11-1, Smith 3-27, Skipper 2-19 RUSHING: DET: Holman 3-14-1, Ingold 4-(-5)-1, Browne 5-10-1, Rettig 3-10. CHI: Lewis 1-0, Bennett 1-3, Stone 1-10-1, Totten 1-4. RETURNS: DET: LaFrance 1-11, Griffin 1-15. CHI: Aikens 1-26, Taylor 1-10.

ARENABOWL III , Detroit, MI August 18, 1989, Attendance: 12,046 Detroit 39, Pittsburgh 26 – Detroit’s victory was the third overall championship for Drive head coach Tim Marcum, who led the Denver Dynamite to the very first ArenaBowl championship in 1987 before coming to Detroit in 1988. Pittsburgh’s Rusty Fricke connected on an ArenaBowl record 55-yard field goal in the game. Workhorse Lynn Bradford ran the ball 12 times for 46 yards and a pair of touchdowns for the Drive, including a title game record 17-yard scamper in the first quarter. Pittsburgh snared a record five interceptions.

1 2 3 4 F Pittsburgh Gladiators 3 9 14 0 26 Detroit Drive 10 10 13 0 39

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H DET 1 13:53 Safety (fumble through endzone) 0-2 DET 1 7:25 Burris 1 run (Bojovic kick) 0-9 PIT 1 5:02 Fricke 55 FG 3-9 DET 1 1:31 Bradford 17 run (Bojovic kick) 3-16 DET 2 11:51 Bojovic 50 FG 3-19 PIT 2 9:19 Fricke 30 FG 6-19 DET 2 2:07 Bradford 2 run (Bojovic kick) 6-26 PIT 2 0:10 Powell 2 run (pass failed) 12-26 PIT 3 14:18 Ross 23 fumble recovery (Fricke kick) 19-26 DET 3 7:55 Burris 32 pass to LaFrance (Bojovic kick failed) 19-32 DET 3 6:07 Burris 12 pass to Mullen (Bojovic kick) 19-39 PIT 3 1:04 Totten 19 pass to Gardner (Fricke kick) 26-39

PASSING: PIT: Totten 19-36-149-0 (1 TD). DET: Burris 12-176-5 (2 TD). RECEIVING: PIT: Monroe 4-23, Williams 3-45, Gardner 10-77-1, Anderson 1-3, Ross 1-1. DET: LaFrance 2-39-1, Dixon 4-66, Mullen 6-71-1. RUSHING: PIT: Monroe 1-6, Totten 3-(-7), Powell 4-3-1, Anderson 1-1. DET: Bradford 12-46-2, Burris 2-4-1. RETURNS: PIT: Williams 3-64, Ross 2-28. DET: LaFrance 5-66.

ARENABOWL IV Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI August 11, 1990, Attendance: 19,875 Detroit 51, Dallas 27 – Detroit QB Art Schlichter, en route to garnering MVP honors, set an ArenaBowl record with 24 points (two passing touchdowns and four rushing scores). His four rushing touchdowns were also an ArenaBowl record. It marked Detroit’s third straight championship and the first for head coach Perry Moss. Ernie Stautner’s troops managed just 197 total yards and lost 3-of-4 fumbles, both ArenaBowl records.

1 2 3 4 F Dallas Texans 0 14 0 13 27 Detroit Drive 14 17 13 7 51

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H DET 1 9:08 Schlichter 2 run (Bojovic kick) 0-7 DET 1 8:00 Schlichter 5 run (Bojovic kick) 0-14 DET 2 11:56 Rettig 1 run (Bojovic kick) 0-21 DET 2 9:36 Schlichter 11 pass to Rettig (Bojovic kick) 0-28 DAL 2 5:00 Ward 1 run (Morales kick) 7-28 DAL 2 0:11 Bennett 6 pass to Kenney (Morales kick) 14-28 DET 2 0:00 Bojovic 42 FG 14-31 DET 3 12:40 Schlichter 1 run (Bojovic kick) 14-38 DET 3 6:02 Schlichter 37 pass to Mullen (Bojovic kick failed) 14-46 DAL 4 12:47 Ward 1 run (Morales kick) 21-46 DAL 4 2:47 Blackmon 3 run (pass failed) 27-46 DET 4 0:35 Schlichter 2 run (Bojovic kick) 27-51

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PASSING: DAL: Bennett 18-29-168-1 (1 TD), Brock 3-2-18-1. DET: Schlichter 14-23-176-2 (2 TD). RECEIVING: DAL: Aikens 8-98, Kenney 6-48-1, Moore 3-16, Allen 2-17, Williams 1-7. DET: Mullen 5-84-1, Rettig 3-33-1, Griffin 3-33, Dixon 2-19, McClay 1-7 RUSHING: DAL: Bennett 2-8, Ward 6-2-2, Blackmon 2-1-1, Aikens 1-0. DET: RETURNS: DAL: Kenney 3-76, Allen 3-37, Ward 1-5, Aikens 1-2, Wilson 1-2. DET: Mullen 3-58, McClay 1-34, Dixon 1-0.

ARENABOWL V Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI August 17, 1991, Attendance: 20,357 Tampa Bay 48, Detroit 42 – Stevie Thomas caught a 35-yard game-winning touchdown pass from rookie quarterback Jay Gruden with 39 seconds left to cap Tampa Bay’s first championship. Thomas had five receptions for 117 yards and tied an ArenaBowl record with four scores, earning him game MVP honors. Gruden passed for 298 yards while, Detroit’s Gary Mullen totaled 130 receiving yards.

1 2 3 4 F Tampa Bay Storm 7 21 14 6 48 Detroit Drive 14 7 9 12 42

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H TB 1 14:45 Gruden 1 run (Hickert kick) 7-0 DET 1 7:18 Schlichter 10 pass to Mullen (Bojovic kick) 7-7 DET 1 0:22 Schlichter 32 pass to LaFrance (Bojovic kick) 7-14 TB 2 10:07 Gruden 13 pass to Thomas (Hickert kick) 14-14 DET 2 6:50 Rettig 2 run (Bojovic kick) 14-21 TB 2 0:40 Bradford 3 run (Hickert kick) 21-21 TB 2 0:00 Gruden 42 pass to Thomas (Hickert kick) 28-21 DET 3 11:46 Schlichter 13 pass to McClay (Bojovic kick failed) 28-27 TB 3 9:02 Gruden 37 pass to Willis (Hickert kick) 35-27 DET 3 5:30 Bojovic 46 FG 35-30 TB 3 0:52 Gruden 17 pass to Thomas (Hickert kick) 42-30 DET 4 14:10 Schlichter 23 pass to Mullen (Bojovic kick failed) 42-36 DET 4 1:20 Anderson 1 run (pass failed) 42-42 TB 4 0:39 Gruden 35 pass to Thomas (Hickert kick failed) 48-42

PASSING: TB: Gruden 20-36-298-3 (5 TD). DET: Schlichter 17-30-265-2 (4 TD). RECEIVING: TB: Willis 6-124-1, Thomas 5-117-4, Perkins 3-19, Calip 3-19, Wright 1-10, Howard 1-3. DET: Mullen 7-130-2, LaFrance 4-69-1, Dixon 3-31, McClay 2-22-1, Anderson 1-13. RUSHING: TB: Bradford 5-17-1, Gruden 4-10-1, Perkins 1-3, Wright 2-(-2), Bowden 1-(-4). DET: Anderson 5-17-1, Rettig 3-14-1, Schlichter 3-3. RETURNS: TB: Willis 2-36, Thomas 2-27, Crawford 1-4. DET: LaFrance 6-115, McClay 1-12.

ARENABOWL VI Orlando Arena, Orlando, FL August 22, 1992, Attendance: 13,680 Detroit 56, Orlando 38 – Detroit won its fourth title in five years as ArenaBowl VI MVP George LaFrance finished with five receptions for 67 yards and a touchdown to go with three kickoff returns for 105 yards and a score. He returned one kickoff 57 yards to give the Drive a 28-16 lead with 45 seconds left in the first half. Orlando QB Ben Bennett completed 24- of-41 passes for 226 yards and four touchdowns, but was sacked four times for 24 yards. Orlando was just 1-for-11 on third-down conversions in the game.

1 2 3 4 F Detroit Drive 7 21 14 14 56 Orlando Predators 6 17 9 15 38

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ORL 1 8:41 Cimadevilla 48 FG 0-3 DET 1 5:14 Sargent 1 run (Langeloh kick) 7-3 ORL 1 1:44 Cimadevilla 36 FG 7-6 ORL 2 5:50 Cimadevilla 26 FG 7-9 DET 2 3:28 Renfroe 6 pass to Langley (Langeloh kick) 14-9 DET 2 3:03 McSwain fumble recovery (Langeloh kick) 21-9 ORL 2 0:51 Bennett 8 pass to Drakes (Cimadevilla kick) 21-16 DET 2 0:45 LaFrance 57 kickoff return (Langeloh kick) 28-16 ORL 2 0:15 Bennett 8 pass to Aikens (Cimadevilla kick) 28-23 DET 3 10:25 Fleming 1 run (Langeloh kick) 35-23 DET 3 4:12 Renfroe 24 pass to LaFrance (Langeloh kick) 42-23 ORL 4 14:51 Cimadevilla 31 FG 42-26 DET 4 11:08 Refroe 15 pass to Langley (Langeloh kick) 49-26 ORL 4 6:38 Bennett 20 pass to Walls (Cimadevilla kick failed) 49-32 DET 4 4:02 Renfroe 17 pass to Mullen (Langeloh kick) 56-32 ORL 4 1:00 Bennett 7 pass to Moore (conversion failed) 56-38

PASSING: DET: Renfroe 17-26-229-0 (4 TD). ORL: Bennett 24-41-226-0 (4 TD), Brock 1-3-8-0. RECEIVING: DET: LaFrance 5-67-1, Langley 5-53-2, Mullen 4-57-1, Harper 2-28, Holloway 1-24. ORL: Aikens 8-83-1, Walls 7-69-1, Wagner 5-46, Moore 4-28-1, Drakes 1-8-1.

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RUSHING: DET: Sargent 4-8-1, Fleming 2-1-1, Adams 1-1, Renfroe 2-(-1), Rettig 1-(-1). ORL: Odom 6-22, Wagner 3-17, Warnsky 1-9, Bennett 1-0. RETURNS: DET: LaFrance 3-105-1, Mullen 2-18, Langley 1-15, Harper 1-0. ORL: Walls 5-72, Aikens 1-0.

ARENABOWL VII Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI August 21, 1993, Attendance: 12,989 Tampa Bay 51, Detroit 31 – Jay Gruden, en route to earning game MVP honors, completed 18-of-35 passes for 204 yards and three touchdowns to lead Tampa Bay to its second championship in three years. Tampa Bay’s Les Barley, who would become the League’s all-time leading rusher for a period of time in 1997, rambled six times for 49 yards and a touchdown. The Storm outrushed the Drive, 116-23, and outgained Detroit, 307-214. Keith Browner recovered a fumble for a touchdown and caught a nine-yard touchdown pass.

1 2 3 4 F Tampa Bay Storm 10 20 7 14 51 Detroit Drive 0 17 7 7 31

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H TB 1 6:35 Czyzewski 24 FG 3-0 TB 1 4:04 Gruden 15 pass to Thomas (Czyzewski kick) 10-0 DET 2 14:04 Langeloh 21 FG 10-3 TB 2 11:05 Czyzewski 47 FG 13-3 TB 2 9:11 Browner fumble recovery (Czyzewski kick) 20-3 DET 2 7:22 Renfroe 27 pass to LaFrance (Langeloh kick) 20-10 TB 2 2:22 Gruden 18 pass to Field (Czyzewski kick) 27-10 DET 2 0:57 Renfroe 2 pass to Goode (Langeloh kick) 27-17 TB 2 0:04 Czyzewski 26 FG 30-17 TB 3 6:05 Byrd 9 pass to Browner (Czyzewski kick) 37-17 DET 3 4:35 Renfroe 34 pass to Bell (Langeloh kick) 37-24 TB 4 13:31 Gruden 7 pass to Brown (Czyzewski kick) 44-24 DET 4 9:36 Burse 1 run (Langeloh kick) 44-31 TB 4 3:48 Barley 4 run (Czyzewski kick) 51-31

PASSING: TB: Gruden 18-32-204-1 (3 TD), Byrd 1-1-9-0 (1 TD). DET: Renfroe 15-26-204-2 (3 TD) RECEIVING: TB: Byrd 6-60, Thomas 4-36-1, Field 2-34-1, Mayes 2-31, Bowden 2-18, Browner 1-9-1. DET: Bell 5-77-1, Langley 4-46, LaFrance 3-52-1, Clark 2-27, Goode 1-2-1 RUSHING: TB: Barley 6-49-1, Bowden 5-28, Byard 2-17, Field 1-2, Mayes 1-2. DET: Burse 8-21-1, Rettig 1-2. RETURNS: TB: Thomas 3-38, Byrd 1-21, Mayes 1-3. DET: LaFrance 6-121, Bell 1-10.

ARENABOWL VIII Orlando Arena, Orlando, FL September 2, 1994, Attendance: 14,368 Arizona 36, Orlando 31 – Game MVP Sherdrick Bonner hit Calvin Schexnayder with the game-winning 24-yard touchdown pass with 31 seconds left to give Arizona its first ever ArenaBowl championship. The Rattlers had trailed 30-31 with 6:55 remaining. Orlando’s Ben Bennett had six incompletions on the game’s final drive. The Predators were heavily favored following an 11-1 regular season. Both teams combined for four rushing yards, with Arizona being held to minus-2 yards rushing.

1 2 3 4 F Arizona Rattlers 7 13 7 9 36 Orlando Predators 10 7 7 7 31

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ORL 1 10:51 Bennett 5 pass to Shell (Cimadevilla kick) 0-7 ARI 1 7:54 Bonner 33 pass to Tillman (Zendejas kick) 7-7 ORL 1 3:41 Cimadevilla 24 FG 7-10 ARI 2 11:25 Bonner 6 pass to Schexnayder (Zendejas kick) 14-10 ORL 2 9:53 Bennett 42 pass to Shell (Cimadevilla kick) 14-17 ARI 2 0:53 Zendejas 23 FG 17-17 ARI 2 0:00 Zendejas 40 FG 20-17 ARI 3 2:45 Bonner 2 pass to Vaughn (Zendejas kick) 27-17 ORL 3 0:47 Bennett 38 pass to Walls (Cimadevilla kick) 27-24 ARI 4 11:49 Zendejas 21 FG 30-24 ORL 4 6:55 Wagner 3 run (Cimadevilla kick) 30-31 ARI 4 0:31 Bonner 24 pass to Schexnayder (Zendejas dropkick failed) 36-31

PASSING: ARI: Bonner 25-38-267-1 (3 TD). ORL: Bennett 16-32-266-1 (3 TD). RECEIVING: ARI: Cooper 8-87, Tillman 4-53-1, Schexnayder 4-45-2, Vaughn 4-41-1, Rogers 3-24, Brannon 1-11, Barr 1-6. ORL: Wagner 6-111, Shell 4-82-2, Walls 4-54-1, Odom 2-19. RUSHING: ARI: Mao 3-4, Cooper 3-0, Barr 3-(-1), Schexnayder 1-(-5). ORL: Wagner 2-3-1, Stewart 1-4, Shell 1-(-1). RETURNS: ARI: Cooper 5-63, Holt 1-27. ORL: Walls 5-72, Roquemore 1-0.

ARENABOWL IX Thunderdome, St. Petersburg, FL September 1, 1995, Attendance: 25,087 (League record)

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Tampa Bay 48, Orlando 35 – Before a record crowd of 25,087, the Storm won their third title in five years. Playing in his sixth ArenaBowl, George LaFrance accounted for three touchdowns – two receiving to go along with a 57-yard kickoff return – on his way to winning an unprecedented third MVP award. Tampa Bay’s Tracey Sanders matched an ArenaBowl record with a 47-yard interception return for a score late in the game. Barry Wagner scored on a missed field goal return, the first and only time in League history.

1 2 3 4 F Orlando Predators 15 0 7 13 35 Tampa Bay Storm 15 4 6 13 48

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ORL 1 14:14 Wagner 2 run (two-point conversion) 8-0 TB 1 8:39 Gruden 10 pass to Thomas (two-point conversion) 8-8 ORL 1 3:23 O’Hara 4 pass to Shell (Bennett kick) 15-8 TB 1 2:23 LaFrance 57 kickoff return (Cimadevilla kick) 15-15 TB 2 9:03 Gruden 3 pass to LaFrance (Cimadevilla kick) 15-22 TB 2 0:03 Gruden 1 pass to LaFrance (Cimadevilla kick) 15-29 ORL 3 9:42 Wagner 3 missed FG return (Bennett kick) 22-29 TB 3 7:43 Gruden 35 pass to Thomas (Cimadevilla kick failed) 22-35 ORL 4 11:16 Fleming 14 run (Bennett kick) 29-35 TB 4 6:30 Gruden 1 run (pass failed) 29-41 TB 4 2:15 Sanders 47 interception return (Cimadevilla kick) 29-48 ORL 4 1:00 O’Hara 3 pass to Wagner (pass failed) 35-48

PASSING: ORL: O’Hara 18-32-199-2 (2 TD). TB: Gruden 18-30-209-2 (4 TD). RECEIVING: ORL: Wagner 7-75-1, Shell 5-68, Wright 5-52, Odom 1-4. TB: Thomas 7-127-2, LaFrance 7-37-2, Bell 2-21, Perkins 1-13, Caesar 1-11. RUSHING: ORL: Fleming 3-24-1, Wagner 2-7-1, O’Hara 3-0, Odom 2-(-1). TB: McKinnon 3-6, Jones 6-4, Gruden 1-1-1. RETURNS: ORL: Roberts 3-42, Wright 1-15, Wagner 1-1-1. TB: LaFrance 4-111-1.

ARENABOWL X Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium, Des Moines, IA August 26, 1996, Attendance: 11,411 Tampa Bay 42, Iowa 38 – The Tampa Bay defense stopped Kurt Warner and the Barnstormers offense on fourth-and-goal from the three-yard line with less than a minute to go to secure their second-straight ArenaBowl championship. Iowa took over with 4:09 on the clock and three plays later, Warner’s pass to Willis Jacox fell short in the and the Storm took over, on their possession. Following 56 first half points, defense dominated the second half, as the teams combined for just 24 points the rest of the game.

1 2 3 4 F Tampa Bay Storm 13 15 7 7 42 Iowa Barnstormers 14 14 3 7 38

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H TB 1 9:32 Gruden 12 pass to Rowland (Cimadevilla kick) 7-0 IA 1 6:48 Warner 16 pass to Spencer (Black kick) 7-7 IA 1 2:02 Warner 30 pass to Cooper (Black kick) 7-14 TB 1 0:00 Gruden 30 pass to LaFrance (Cimadevilla kick failed) 13-14 IA 1 10:46 Warner 9 pass to Jacox (Black kick) 13-21 TB 2 0:59 Gruden 35 pass to Thomas (two-point conversion) 21-21 TB 2 0:36 Thomas 9 interception return (Cimadevilla kick) 28-21 IA 2 0:09 Moran 1 run (Black kick) 28-28 TB 3 5:46 Gruden 21 pas to Caesar (Cimadevilla kick) 35-28 IA 3 0:03 Black 32 FG 35-31 TB 4 11:55 Gruden 7 pass to Thomas (Cimadevilla kick) 42-31 IA 4 8:22 Warner 4 pass to Spencer (Black kick) 42-38

PASSING: TB: Gruden 18-33-264-1 (5 TD). IA: Warner 27-42-316-3 (4 TD). RECEIVING: TB: Thomas 7-103-2, LaFrance 4-63-1, Turner 2-27, Rowland 1-12-1, Worthman 1-18, McKinnon 1-5, Samuels 1-14, Caesar 1-21-1. IA: Conley 10-91, Jacox 6-71-1, Cooper 5-94-1, Jasper 3-34, Spencer 3-26-2. RUSHING: TB: McKinnon 4-7, Jones 2-4, Thomas 1-2. IA: Moran 2-1-1, Jacox 1-1, Warner 4-7. RETURNS: TB: LaFrance 4-52, IA: Jacox 7-139.

ARENABOWL XI America West Arena, Phoenix, AZ August 25, 1997, Attendance: 17,436 Arizona 55, Iowa 33 – Hunkie Cooper caught a touchdown pass, returned a kickoff 56 yards for another score, and ran an interception back for a third, leading the Rattlers to their second ArenaBowl Championship in four seasons. Iowa was denied the title for the second straight year. Cooper caught a four-yard touchdown pass from Donnie Davis, a rookie pressed into service when Sherdrick Bonner broke his leg in a semifinal win, to break a 10-10 tie in the second quarter. Following Mike Black’s second field goal with 28 seconds left in the half, Cooper fielded a kickoff that bounced off the net deep in his endzone. He burst up the middle for 56 yards to give the Rattlers a 24-13 halftime cushion. Cooper made it 38-13 with 6:45 left in the third when he leaped high for a pass thrown by Iowa’s Kurt Warner, came down in the clear and bolted 30 yards for his third score. Davis also threw 49 and 28

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yard scoring strikes to Calvin Schexnayder, the 49-yarder being an ArenaBowl record. Warner, First Team All-Arena for the second year in a row, set ArenaBowl record for attempts (51) completions (31) and yards (325) in his final game in the League.

1 2 3 4 F Iowa Barnstormers 7 6 7 13 33 Arizona Rattlers 3 21 21 10 55

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ARI 1 8:11 Brenner 19 FG 0-3 IA 1 4:59 Warner 30 pass to L.Cooper (Black kick) 7-3 ARI 2 14:57 McMillen 1 run (Brenner kick) 7-10 IA 2 9:44 Black 25 FG 10-10 ARI 2 4:33 Davis 4 pass to H.Cooper (Brenner kick) 10-17 IA 2 0:28 Black 20 FG 13-17 ARI 2 0:21 H.Cooper 56 kickoff return (Brenner kick) 13-24 ARI 3 9:09 Davis 1 run (Brenner kick) 13-31 ARI 3 7:22 H.Cooper 30 interception return (Brenner kick) 13-38 IA 3 4:33 Warner 30 pass to L.Cooper (Black kick) 20-38 ARI 3 3:47 Davis 49 pass to Schexnayder (Brenner kick) 20-45 IA 4 14:56 Jacox 1 run (Black kick) 27-45 ARI 4 9:01 Davis 28 pass to Schexnayder (Brenner kick) 27-52 ARI 4 3:43 Brenner 44 FG 27-55 IA 4 0:21 Warner 9 pass to Conley (conversion failed) 33-55

PASSING: IA: Warner 31-52-325-2 (3 TD). ARI: Davis 13-21-190-0 (2 TD). RECEIVING: IA: L.Cooper 10-116-2, Jacox 7-91, James 5-54, Conley 4-35-1, Horacek 3-21, Catchings 1-9, Moran 1-(-1). ARI: Schexnayder 8-138-2, Gatewood 2-22, H.Cooper 2-11-1, Duncan 1-19. RUSHING: IA: Jacox 1-1-1, Warner 1-0. ARI: Kelly 5-36, Davis 3-8-1, McMillen 5-9, Easter 2-4. RETURNS: IA: L.Cooper 2-38, Jacox 4-47. ARI: Schexnayder 3-22, H.Cooper 3-101-2, Green 1-0.

ARENABOWL XII Ice Palace, Tampa, FL August 23, 1998, Attendance: 17,222 Orlando 62, Tampa Bay 31 - Rick Hamilton rushed for an ArenaBowl-record 82 yards and three touchdowns and Chris Barber had three of Orlando’s six interceptions as the Predators won their first ArenaBowl over the expense of the rival-Tampa Bay Storm. Orlando had played in three of the previous 11 ArenaBowls, losing each of them. Tampa Bay lost its first ArenaBowl in five appearances. Orlando led by seven at halftime before taking advantage of Tampa Bay turnovers to blow the game open with 23 straight points. Barry Wagner intercepted an errant pass from Peter Tom Willis to open the half, setting up Hamilton’s five-yard score. On the ensuing kickoff, George LaFrance fumbled the ball back into the end zone and was tackled by Webbie Burnett for a safety. Orlando took the free kick and drove 34 yards, ending with Hamilton’s 10-yard run with 10:02 remaining. Wagner capped the rally with a 48-yard missed field goal return that gave Orlando a 47-17 lead with 5:25 remaining in the third quarter. The Predators intercepted Willis six times, including a 22-yard interception return by Damon Mason for a third quarter touchdown. The Predators led 24-17 at halftime after dominating the second period behind two of Barber’s interceptions. Trailing 14-10, Orlando coach Jay Gruden elected for a fake field goal and backup QB Connell Maynor ran 3 yards to give Orlando a 17-14 lead at 7:47 remaining. After Bjorn Nittmo tied it with a 44-yard field goal, Hamilton turned a third-and-inches dive into an ArenaBowl record 36-yard touchdown run to put Orlando ahead for good.

1 2 3 4 F Orlando Predators 10 14 26 21 62 Tampa Bay Storm 14 3 8 6 31

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ORL 1 10:52 Cool 23 FG 3-0 TB 1 7:34 Willis 12 pass to LaFrance (Nittmo kick) 3-7 ORL 1 4:16 O’Hara 23 pass to Gordon (Cool kick) 10-7 TB 1 0:31 Willis 9 pass to LaFrance (Nittmo kick) 10-14 ORL 2 7:47 Maynor 3 run (Cool kick) 17-14 TB 2 4:34 Nittmo 44 FG 17-17 ORL 2 2:31 Hamilton 36 run (Cool kick) 24-17 ORL 3 14:03 Hamilton 5 run (Cool kick) 31-17 ORL 3 13:12 Burnett safety 33-17 ORL 3 10:02 Hamilton 10 run (Cool kick) 40-17 ORL 3 5:25 Wagner 48 missed FG return (Cool kick) 47-17 TB 3 4:01 Willis 7 pass to LaFrance (two point conversion) 47-25 ORL 3 0:24 Cool 20 FG 50-25 ORL 4 14:22 Mason 22 interception return (pass failed) 56-25 TB 4 11:34 Willis 8 pass to Thomas (pass failed) 56-31 ORL 4 10:46 Gordon 8 kickoff return (Cool kick failed) 62-31

PASSING: ORL: O’Hara 8-25-114-1 (1 TD), TEAM 0-0-(-7)-0. TB: Willis 16-31-213-6 (4 TD). RECEIVING: ORL: Wagner 3-47, Gordon 2-34-1, Law 2-24, Cooper 1-0. TB: LaFrance 6-88-3, Samuels 5-63, Thomas 2-29-1, Williams 2-23, Worthman 1-10. RUSHING: ORL: Hamilton 6-82-3, Gordon 3-26, Hall 4-12, Maynor 1-3-1, Dorsey 1-3, Wagner 2-1. TB: Bowden 2-4, Barley 1-(-2). RETURNS: ORL: Wagner 6-156-1, Gordon 2-14-1, McEntyre 1-0, Mason 1-22-1, Barber 3-22. TB: LaFrance 6-82, Worthman 1-20, Harris 1-0.

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ARENABOWL XIII Pepsi Arena, Albany, NY August 21, 1999, Attendance: 13,652 Albany 59, Orlando 48 – Eddie Brown set two ArenaBowl records with 12 receptions for 185 yards and tied the championship game record with four touchdown receptions as he garnered game MVP honors and helped lead the Firebirds to their first ArenaBowl title. Albany, celebrating its 10th season in the League, won in its first ArenaBowl appearance, while Orlando lost for the fourth time in five tries. The two teams combined to set six records, including combined points in a game (107), while Albany set six team records and Orlando set one. The two teams opened the game by combining for 35 points. Albany held a 21-14 lead as the teams traded scores throughout the first period. Albany took control of the game in the second frame, as Brown scored his second touchdown of the contest to help stake the Firebirds to a 38-21 halftime advantage. Orlando snuck right back into the game by scoring 13 unanswered points in the third quarter on two Jack Jackson touchdown receptions to pull within four heading into the final stanza. Brown scored his fourth and final touchdown with 54 seconds left to give the Firebirds what looked like an insurmountable lead, 52-42, after taking in QB Mike Pawlawski’s sixth touchdown pass of the game. Orlando quickly battled back, as Jackson scored his third touchdown of the game, this time from 39 yards out only 28 seconds later to pull the defending champions within four points of the lead with 26 seconds to play. Brown recovered the ensuing and Albany put the game away as Jon Krick grabbed a six yard pass from Pawlawski in the back of the endzone to secure a championship for the Firebirds. Pawlawski’s 347 passing yards and seven touchdowns set ArenaBowl records. Orlando’s Barry Wagner earned Ironman of the Game honors as he totaled 190 all-purpose yards, including eight receptions for 109 yards and two touchdowns, while contributing four tackles and one interception on defense.

1 2 3 4 F Orlando Predators 14 7 13 14 48 Albany Firebirds 21 17 0 21 59

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ALB 1 13:18 Pawlawski 12 pass to Brown (Silvestri kick) 0-7 ORL 1 11:38 Maynor 22 pass to Wagner (Cool kick) 7-7 ALB 1 8:50 Krick 1 run (Silvestri kick) 7-14 ORL 1 7:09 Maynor 37 pass to Law (Cool kick) 14-14 ALB 1 2:14 Pawlawski 2 pass to Johnson (Silvestri kick) 14-21 ORL 2 13:21 Maynor 22 pass to Wagner (Cool kick) 21-21 ALB 2 10:34 Pawlawski 6 pass to Hopkins (Silvestri kick) 21-28 ALB 2 3:59 Pawlawski 29 pass to Brown (Silvestri kick) 21-35 ALB 2 0:00 Silvestri 18 FG 21-38 ORL 3 7:24 Maynor 33 pass to Jackson (Cool kick) 28-38 ORL 3 2:00 Maynor 34 pass to Jackson (Cool kick failed) 34-38 ALB 4 12:35 Pawlawski 14 pass to Brown (Silvestri kick) 34-45 ORL 4 4:35 Dorsey 4 run (two-point conversion) 42-45 ALB 4 0:54 Pawlawski 5 pass to Brown (Silvestri kick) 42-52 ORL 4 0:26 Maynor 39 pass to Jackson (Cool kick failed) 48-52 ALB 4 0:10 Pawlawski 6 pass to Krick (Silvestri kick) 48-59

PASSING: ORL: Maynor 19-30-316-2 (6 TD), TM 0-0-(-6)-0. ALB: Pawlawski 27-41-347-2 (7 TD), TM 0-0-(-9)-0. RECEIVING: ORL: Wagner 9-109-2, Jackson 3-106-3, Cooper 5-48, Law 3-53-1. ALB: E.Brown 12-185-4, Hopkins 5-61-1, Johnson 4-30-1, Jones 3-36, T.Brown 2-29, Krick 1-6-1. RUSHING: ORL: Hamilton 6-33, Maynor 4-29, Dorsey 1-4-1, Wagner 2-0. ALB: E.Brown 4-18, Thompson 2-12, Krick 2-5-1, Pawlawski 1-(-1). RETURNS: ORL: Wagner 6-81, McEntyre 1-0. ALB: Johnson 4-58, Hlavacek 1-19, Jones 1-13, Hopkins 1-2, E.Brown 1-0.

ARENABOWL XIV TD Waterhouse Centre, Orlando, FL August 20, 2000, Attendance: 15,989 Orlando 41, Nashville 38 - David Cool kicked a 19-yard field goal as time expired to lift the Orlando Predators over the Nashville Kats, 41-38, in ArenaBowl XIV. Cool was perfect after missing a 22-yarder with 7:03 left, redeeming himself to give the Predators (14-3) their second title in the past three seasons. Nashville backup quarterback James Brown replaced starter Andy Kelly with 11:48 left in the fourth quarter for Nashville (12-6). Brown threw an interception on his second play from scrimmage, but tossed a 45-yard touchdown pass to Darryl Hammond that helped the Kats tie the game with 5:37 remaining. Brown’s two-point conversion flip to Cory Fleming tied the game at 38 apiece. After the Predators took the kickoff to their 12-yard line, Orlando’s Rick Hamilton rushed twice to advance the ball to the Nashville 3, setting up a fourth down situation as the clock wound down. The Predators called time out with 1.7 seconds left for the winning attempt. The Predators’ Connell Maynor threw for 202 yards on 17-of-28 passing with four touchdowns, including three in the first 19 minutes of the game. James Baron was named the Ironman of the Game for his play on the offensive and defensive lines. Baron recorded two of the Kats’ record six sacks on Maynor and caught a touchdown pass in the third quarter for 28 yards. Nashville QB Andy Kelly was 13-of-24 passing for 180 yards and four touchdowns before exiting with a left leg injury early in the fourth quarter. With his four touchdown performance, Orlando QB Connell Maynor moved to second all-time in ArenaBowl career touchdown passes, with 10. Orlando head coach Jay Gruden was the only QB with more ArenaBowl TD tosses than Maynor in 2000, with 17.

1 2 3 4 F Nashville Kats 7 16 7 8 38 Orlando Predators 15 14 3 9 41

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ORL 1 14:01 Allen safety 0-2 ORL 1 10:13 Maynor 16 pass to Dell (Cool kick) 0-9 ORL 1 4:08 Douglass 3 run (Cool kick failed) 0-15 NAS 1 1:40 Kelly 33 pass to Russell (McLaughlin kick) 7-15 ORL 2 14:04 Maynor 18 pass to Hamilton (Cool kick) 7-22

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ORL 2 10:45 Maynor 5 pass to Douglass (Cool kick) 7-29 NAS 2 2:50 Gaines safety 9-29 NAS 2 0:39 Kelly 1 pass to Fleming (McLaughlin kick) 16-29 NAS 2 0:00 Kelly 5 pass to Hammond (McLaughlin kick) 23-29 NAS 3 9:43 Kelly 28 pass to Baron (McLaughlin kick) 30-29 ORL 3 3:20 Cool 38 FG 30-32 ORL 4 12:23 Maynor 15 pass to Cooper (Cool kick failed) 30-38 NAS 4 6:26 Brown 45 pass to Hammond (Fleming pass) 38-38 ORL 4 0:00 Cool 19 FG 38-41

PASSING: NAS: Kelly 13-24-180-0 (4 TD), Brown 1-3-45-1 (1 TD), TM 0-0-(-12)-0. ORL: Maynor 17-28-202-0 (4 TD), O’Hara 0-1-0-0, TM 0-0-(-30)-0. RECEIVING: NAS: Fleming 4-17-1, Hammond 3-88-2, Russell 2-59-1, Jones 2-18, Hillery 2-15, Baron 1-28-1. ORL: Cooper 6-69-1, Douglass 5-44-1, Thomas 3-34, Dell 2-37-1, Hamilton 1-18-1. RUSHING: NAS: Kelly 1-6, Bratton 4-4, Russell 1-1, Hicks 1-(-3). ORL: Hamilton 5-14, Maynor 3-12, Douglass 2-5-1, Dorsey 1-(-5). RETURNS: NAS: Jones 2-39, Carpender 5-97. ORL: Douglass 5-49, Dell 1-18, McEntyre 1-23, Storm 1-5.

ARENABOWL XV , Grand Rapids, MI August 19, 2001, Attendance: 11,217 Grand Rapids 64, Nashville 42 – Offensive specialist Terrill Shaw caught 12 passes, including an ArenaBowl record five touchdown receptions, as the Grand Rapids Rampage defeated the Nashville Kats 64-42 in ArenaBowl XV. Shaw, the game MVP, collected 172 receiving yards as the Rampage won its first championship in only the fourth season of AFL play for the Grand Rapids franchise. Nashville lost its second straight ArenaBowl in its second appearance. Quarterback Clint Dolezel was 26-of-36 for 308 yards for Grand Rapids and passed for seven scores. Two of his touchdowns went to Demo Odems, who was named the Ironman of the Game. Odems recorded six receptions for 70 yards on offense and had a key pass deflection that ended a crucial drive for the Kats in the fourth quarter. Grand Rapids set a new ArenaBowl record for most points scored, scoring on every offensive possession except the last, when kicker Brian Gowins attempted a 60-yard insurance field goal that fell short with 23 seconds left. Defensively, JoJo Polk led the way with four pass deflections and a key interception that set up a second-quarter scoring drive for the Rampage. Nashville, behind quarterback Andy Kelly (12-26 for 243 yards and three touchdowns), could not hold back the Grand Rapids defensive front, which pressured Kelly all game long, contributing to the Kats’ defeat.

1 2 3 4 F Nashville Kats 14 7 14 7 42 Grand Rapids Rampage 14 23 14 13 64

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H GRA 1 10:08 Dolezel 6 pass to Shaw (Gowins kick) 0-7 NAS 1 7:10 Kelly 17 pass to Jones (McLaughlin kick) 7-7 GRA 1 2:21 Dolezel 6 pass to Shaw (Gowins kick) 7-14 NAS 1 0:00 Grant 1 run (McLaughlin kick) 14-14 GRA 2 13:34 Dolezel 41 pass to Shaw (Gowins kick) 14-21 GRA 2 9:23 Dolezel 14 pass to Odems (Gowins kick failed) 14-27 NAS 2 4:54 Kelly 34 pass to Jones (McLaughlin kick) 21-27 GRA 2 1:00 Avery 1 run (Gowins kick) 21-34 GRA 2 0:03 Gowins 36 FG 21-37 NAS 3 11:45 Reece 1 run (McLaughlin kick) 28-37 GRA 3 9:33 Dolezel 31 pass to Shaw (Gowins kick) 28-44 NAS 3 6:33 Kelly 33 pass to Hillery (McLaughlin kick) 35-44 GRA 3 0:41 H. Shaw 1 run (Gowins kick) 35-51 NAS 4 14:24 Fleming 28 pass to Baron (McLaughlin kick) 42-51 GRA 4 8:11 Dolezel 15 pass to Shaw (Gowins kick) 42-58 GRA 4 2:05 Dolezel 17 pass to Odems (Gowins kick failed) 42-64

PASSING: NAS: Kelly 12-26-243-1 (3 TD), Flemins 1-1-28-0 (1 TD), TM 0-0-(-7)-0. GRA: Dolezel 26-36-308-0 (7 TD). RECEIVING: NAS: Fleming 4-88, Jones 4-75-2, Hillery 3-69-1, Baron 1-28-1, Hammond 1-11. GRA: T. Shaw 12-172-5, Odems 6-70-2, Marshall 4-22, Avery 1-27, Bowick 1-8, Isza 1-7, H. Shaw 1-2. RUSHING: NAS: Reece 3-10-1, Grant 2-3-1, Fleming 1-1, Kelly 3-(-1). GRA: Avery 6-5-1, H. Shaw 1-1-1, Dolezel 1-0. RETURNS: NAS: Carpenter, Jr. 7-139, Jones 2-23. GRA: Ross 5-88, T. Shaw 1-7, Polk 1-8.

ARENABOWL XVI Compaq Center at San Jose, San Jose, CA August 19, 2002, Attendance: 16,942 San Jose 52, Arizona 14 – San Jose QB John Dutton earned game MVP honors, throwing for 236 yards and five touchdowns while completing 20-of-26 passes (76.9 percent). The five touchdown passes by Dutton tied him with Jay Gruden for the third-most thrown in a championship game. Dutton’s performance was all the more dramatic considering that he spent most of 2002 as the backup to SaberCats QB Mark Grieb, who was inactive for the playoffs after suffering an injury late in the regular season. It was the first-ever ArenaBowl title won by the SaberCats in their first appearance in the title game. The 38-point win was the largest margin of victory in ArenaBowl history, while the 52 points scored by the SaberCats was the sixth-most in championship game history. Arizona, which won AFL titles in 1994 and 1997, suffered the franchise’s first loss in an ArenaBowl. WR/DB Omarr Smith earned Ironman of the Game honors after recording five solo tackles, one interception and a fumble recovery on defense, to go along with four receptions for 34 yards and nine rushing yards on offense. OS James Hundon caught eight passes for 97 yards and three scores for San Jose. Veteran WR/DB Barry Wagner moved into a tie for second place in ArenaBowl history for career rushing touchdowns with three after scoring on a two-yard run in the second quarter. Arizona QB Sherdrick Bonner completed 14-of-32 passes for 172 yards, one touchdown and one interception. OS Maurice Bryant caught eight passes for a game-high 126 yards and a score for the Rattlers, who were held scoreless for the first three quarters of the game before averting the shutout with 14 fourth quarter points.

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1 2 3 4 F Arizona Rattlers 0 0 0 14 14 San Jose SaberCats 7 17 14 14 52

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H SJS 1 9:17 Dutton 28 pass to Hundon (Alcorn kick) 0-7 SJS 2 14:18 Dutton 2 pass to Hundon (Alcorn kick) 0-14 SJS 2 0:50 Alcorn 31 FG 0-17 SJS 2 0:11 Wagner 2 run (Alcorn kick) 0-24 SJS 3 12:38 Dutton 12 pass to Roe (Alcorn kick) 0-31 SJS 3 6:55 Dutton 32 pass to Reese (Alcorn kick) 0-38 SJS 4 12:05 McMillen 1 run (Alcorn kick) 0-45 ARI 4 9:24 Bonner 30 pass to M. Bryant (Bonner pass to Cooper) 8-45 SJS 4 6:01 Dutton 2 pass to Hundon (Alcorn kick) 8-52 ARI 4 2:30 Kelly 3 run (Bonner pass failed) 14-52

PASSING: ARI: Bonner 14-32-172-1 (1 TD), Hixson 2-3-29-0, TM 0-0-(-9)-0. SJS: Dutton 20-26-236-0 (5 TD), Wood 1-1-9-0, TM 0-0-(-5)-0. RECEIVING: ARI: M. Bryant 8-126-1, O. Bryant 3-27, Cooper 2-16, Evans 1-14, Gatewood 1-11, Kelly 1-7. SJS: Hundon 8-97-3, Smith 4-34, Reese 3-56-1, Rose 3-32-1, Wagner 2-24, Kinsinger 1-2. RUSHING: ARI: Kelly 2-3-1. SJS: J. Williams 3-10, Smith 2-9, McMillen 3-8-1, Wagner 2-7-1, Kinsinger 2-2. RETURNS: ARI: Cooper 6-111. SJS: Thomas 4-72, Smith 1-0.

ARENABOWL XVII St. Pete Times Forum, Tampa, FL June 22, 2003, Attendance: 20,469 Tampa Bay 43, Arizona 29 - Lawrence Samuels punctuated a career-best year by earning both MVP and Ironman of the Game honors as the Tampa Bay Storm rolled over the Arizona Rattlers, 43-29. The win was the fifth for the Tampa Bay franchise, the most in League history and the first for the Storm since 1996. Tampa Bay seemed to be in trouble when quarterback John Kaleo went down in the third quarter with a sprained back, but backup Pat O’Hara filled in admirably, completing 7-of-13 passes for 103 yards, two touchdowns and a rushing score, allowing the Storm offense to continue to hum. Samuels had five receptions for 109 yards and three touchdowns to become the first player to win both game MVP and Ironman honors in an ArenaBowl. Kaleo and O’Hara combined to throw for 239 yards on 15-of-26 passes with three touchdowns. The Storm defense forced the Rattlers offense into a plethora of miscues, as Arizona had five turnovers, including four fumbles and one interception thrown by QB Sherdrick Bonner. The crowd of 20,469 marked a record-high in attendance at the St. Pete Times Forum for an AFL game, and was the second-highest attended ArenaBowl.

1 2 3 4 F Arizona Rattlers 10 6 6 7 29 Tampa Bay Storm 14 9 7 13 43

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ARI 1 11:02 Garner 36 FG 3-0 TB 1 7:43 Kaleo 33 pass to Samuels (Stucker kick failed) 3-6 ARI 1 5:07 Bonner 1 run (Garner kick) 10-6 TB 1 1:24 Proctor 1 run (Kaleo pass to Dell) 10-14 TB 2 12:52 Kinney 26 fumble return (Stucker kick failed) 10-20 ARI 2 7:53 Kelly 8 run (Garner kick failed) 16-20 TB 2 0:04 Stucker 23 FG 16-23 TB 3 7:26 O’Hara 9 pass to Samuels (Stucker kick) 16-30 ARI 3 2:38 Bonner 3 pass to Bryant (Garner kick failed) 22-30 TB 4 14:54 O’Hara 43 pass to Samuels (Stucker kick) 22-37 TB 4 10:39 O’Hara 3 run (Stucker kick failed) 22-43 ARI 4 8:02 Bonner 3 pass to Gatewood (Garner kick) 29-43

PASSING: ARI: Bonner 15-31-164-1 (2 TD), TM 0-0-(-3)-0. TB: Kaleo 8-13-136-0 (1 TD), O’Hara 7-13-103-0 (2 TD). RECEIVING: ARI: Gatewood 5-69-1, Bryant 4-53-1, Pace 4-25, Parker 1-9. TB: Samuels 5-109-3, Solomon 3-28, Dell 2-39, Toliver 2-34 RUSHING: ARI: Kelly 5-31-1, Bonner 3-39-1, Pace 1-3, Trentadue 1-1. TB: White 5-7, Proctor 4-1-1, Kaleo 2-5, O’Hara 1-3-1, Saunders 1-0. RETURNS: ARI: Lawson 7-146, Pace 1-22. TB: Solomon 4-49, Smith 1-2, Kinney 1-26, White 1-0, Saunders 1-0, Samuels 1-0.

ARENABOWL XVIII America West Arena, Phoenix, AZ June 27, 2004, Attendance: 17,391 San Jose 69, Arizona 62 - Quarterback Mark Grieb passed for eight touchdowns, five to James Roe, as San Jose overcame a see-saw battle with Arizona to win 69-62 before a sellout crowd at America West Arena in Phoenix. Arizona lost its third consecutive ArenaBowl, while San Jose won the championship for the second time in three years. Arizona had swept the season series with San Jose and had won the last three contests overall against the SaberCats before falling in the championship game. Grieb was named Offensive Player of the Game with his performance. The crowd of 17,391 was the largest to witness an AFL game at America West Arena. The game saw eight ties and multiple lead changes, with the final possession determining the outcome of the contest. With 30 seconds left in the game, Bonner had to start from his own 11-yard line trailing 69-62. He drove the Rattlers to the San Jose five with two seconds to play. The final play of the game was a Bonner pass that sailed over the head of WR Orshawante Bryant and through the end zone incomplete, preserving the winning margin for San Jose.

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1 2 3 4 F San Jose SaberCats 14 21 7 27 69 Arizona Rattlers 14 14 14 20 62

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ARI 1 10:13 Bonner 29 pass to Burley (Garner kick) 0-7 SJS 1 6:59 Grieb 8 pass to Roe (Frantz kick) 7-7 ARI 1 5:18 Bonner 33 pass to Bryant (Garner kick) 7-14 SJS 1 1:27 Grieb 22 pass to Coleman (Frantz kick) 14-14 SJS 2 8:34 Grieb 11 pass to Roe (Frantz kick) 14-21 ARI 2 4:33 Bonner 26 pass to Burley (Garner kick) 21-21 SJS 2 0:52 Grieb 3 pass to Roe (Frantz kick) 28-21 ARI 2 0:07 Cooper 4 run (Garner kick) 28-28 SJS 2 0:00 Grieb 38 pass to Roe (Frantz kick) 35-28 ARI 3 11:35 Kelly 6 run (Garner kick) 35-35 SJS 3 8:42 Grieb 31 pass to Roe (Frantz kick) 42-35 ARI 3 3:51 Bonner 21 pass to Bryant (Garner kick) 42-42 SJS 4 14:50 Wagner 1 run (Frantz kick) 42-49 ARI 4 11:31 Bonner 7 pass to Bryant (Garner kick) 49-49 SJS 4 8:36 Grieb 33 pass to Hundon (Frantz kick) 56-49 ARI 4 6:03 Bonner 5 pass to Burley (Garner kick) 56-56 SJS 4 3:44 Grieb 2 pass to Coleman (Frantz kick) 63-56 ARI 4 0:31 Bonner 9 pass to Burley (Bonner pass failed) 63-62 SJS 4 0:30 Reed 7 kickoff return (Frantz kick failed) 69-62

PASSING: SJS: Grieb 27-36-328-0 (8 TD). ARI: Bonner 27-42-367-0 (7 TD), TM 0-0-(-3)-0. RECEIVING: SJS: Roe 8-119-5, Hundon 7-107-1, Coleman 7-54-2, Pauley 3-22, Wagner 2-26. ARI: Bruley 11-166-4, Bryant 7-130-3, Copper 4-33, Gatewood 3-25, Pace 2-13. RUSHING: SJS: Johnso 2-1, Wagner 1-1-1. SJS: Kelly 1-6-1, Cooper 1-4-1. RETURNS: SJS: Coleman 3-61, Wagner 3-35, Savis 1-18, Reed 1-7-1. ARI: Burley 7-121.

ARENABOWL XIX Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV June 12, 2005, Attendance: 10,822 Colorado 51, Georgia 48 – Clay Rush drilled a 20-yard field goal as time expired to give the Colorado Crush a 51-48 win in ArenaBowl XIX over the Georgia Force in Colorado’s third season in the AFL. Rush’s connection gave Colorado its final lead in a game in that the team never trailed, despite sharing the lead three times in the fourth quarter. The final deadlock came with 18 seconds remaining after Matt Nagy found Chris Jackson for a 20-yard score, but left just enough time for the Crush to strike back. Colorado got the ball with 18 seconds remaining at its own five-yard line. Quarterback John Dutton threw deep, connecting with receiver Kevin McKenzie for 37 yards. An illegal hands to the face penalty on Georgia moved the Crush forward to the Force four-yard line, setting up the winning field goal attempt. Colorado’s Willis Marshall ran for three scores in the first half, the most for one player in an ArenaBowl since Art Schlichter ran for four in ArenaBowl IV. Marshall also snared six receptions for 111 yards and a score, and tacked on four tackles on defense to walk away with Ironman and Offensive Player of the Game honors. Colorado’s win was a milestone for co-owners Pat Bowlen, and John Elway, as each were a part of NFL Championship teams. The Denver Broncos won two Super under Bowlen’s stewardship and Elway’s quarterbacking, while Kroenke was a minority owner of the St. Louis Rams during that team’s championship season with Arena Football alum Kurt Warner behind center in 1999.

1 2 3 4 F Colorado Crush 10 14 7 20 51 Georgia Force 7 13 7 21 48

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H COL 1 12:18 Marshall 1 run (Rush kick) 7-0 COL 1 4:42 Rush 20 FG 10-0 GEO 1 0:42 Nagy 1 run (Garner kick) 10-7 COL 2 11:56 Marshall 4 run (Rush kick) 17-7 GEO 2 5:42 Aldridge 27 run (Garner kick failed) 17-13 COL 2 0:52 Marshall 3 run (Rush kick) 24-13 GEO 2 0:29 Thomas 2 run (Garner kick) 24-20 COL 3 7:53 Dutton 12 pass to Harrell (Rush kick) 31-20 GEO 3 3:01 Nagy 2 pass to Lee (Garner kick) 31-27 COL 4 12:03 Rush 26 FG 34-27 GEO 4 9:19 Nagy 34 pass to Lee (Garner kick) 34-34 COL 4 7:57 Dutton 45 pass to Marshall (Rush kick) 41-34 GEO 4 4:47 Nagy 27 pass to Lee (Garner kick) 41-41 COL 4 3:36 Dutton 30 pass to Harrell (Rush kick) 48-41 GEO 4 0:18 Nagy 20 pass to Jackson (Garner kick) 48-48 COL 4 0:00 Rush 20 FG 51-48

PASSING: COL: Dutton 23-41-347-0 (3 TD). GEO: Nagy 24-36-247-1 (4 TD), TM 0-0-(-5)-0. RECEIVING: COL: Harrell 8-122-2, Marshall 6-111-1, McKenzie 3-62, McCullough 3-41, Hawkins 3-11. GEO: Lee 12-133-3, Jackson 7-84-1, Bergeron 3-25, Carey 1-8. RUSHING: COL: Marshall 4-12-3, Peaua 2-0. GEO: Aldridge 2-30-1, Thomas 1-2-1, Nagy 1-1-1. RETURNS: COL: Marshall 1-22, Hawkins 2-(-3). GEO: Bergeron 4-82, Jackson 2-27, Gaines 1-2.

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ARENABOWL XX Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV June 11, 2006, Attendance: 13,476 Chicago 69, Orlando 61 – Las Vegas was a fitting setting for high-octane offensive performances by Chicago and Orlando, with the Rush coming out on top, 69-61. The defining moment of the game came when WR/LB Etu Molden caught a pass off the net with less than two minutes left, extending Chicago’s lead to 62-47. The lead proved to be insurmountable at that point, sending the Rush home with the franchise’s first ArenaBowl title. Orlando was held scoreless in the first quarter, the first time any team failed to score in the first quarter in ArenaBowl history. The Predators offense then reeled off four touchdowns in the second period, including two to WR/LB Javarus Dudley in less than a minute to take a 14-10 lead. The second score was set up after the Predators forced a turnover on the next kickoff return. The Rush responded with three second quarter touchdowns of their own, including two to offensive specialist Bobby Sippio. They added a 51-yard field goal in the closing seconds of the first half to take a 34-28 lead into halftime. The Rush continued to keep the pressure on the Predators throughout the second half. A Matt D’Orazio 15-yard touchdown pass to Dajuan Alfonzo gave the Rush a two possession lead with 27 seconds remaining in the game that Orlando was unable to overcome. D’Orazio was named Offensive Player of the Game, while Dennison Robinson won Defensive Player of the Game honors. Chicago’s Bob McMillen was named Ironman of the Game. The announced crowd of 13,476 was the highest attendance at an AFL game at the Thomas & Mack Center, exceeding the attendance for ArenaBowl XIX (also played at the TMC), which had an attendance of 10,822.

1 2 3 4 F Chicago Rush 10 24 14 21 69 Orlando Predators 0 28 6 27 61

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H CHI 1 12:00 D’Orazio 1 run (Frantz kick) 7-0 CHI 1 1:49 Frantz 23 FG 10-0 ORL 2 14:22 Hamilton 4 pass to Dudley (Taylor kick) 10-7 ORL 2 11:56 Hamilton 7 pass to Dudley (Taylor kick) 10-14 CHI 2 10:38 D’Orazio 24 pass to Molden (Frantz kick) 17-14 ORL 2 8:39 Carter 36 run (Taylor kick) 17-21 CHI 2 4:39 D’Orazio 3 pass to Sippio (Frantz kick) 24-21 ORL 2 2:10 Hamilton 30 pass to Rubin (Taylor kick) 24-28 CHI 2 0:06 D’Orazio 8 pass to Sippio (Frantz kick) 31-28 CHI 2 0:00 Frantz 51 FG 34-28 CHI 3 14:31 D’Orazio 5 run (Frantz kick) 41-28 CHI 3 9:07 Robinson 44 interception return (Frantz kick) 48-28 ORL 3 7:58 Hamilton 45 pass to Dudley (Taylor kick failed) 48-34 CHI 4 13:09 D’Orazio 31 pass to Sippio (Frantz kick) 55-34 ORL 4 9:00 Eaton 11 pass to Fryzel (Taylor kick) 55-41 ORL 4 4:04 Hamilton 5 run (Taylor kick failed) 55-47 CHI 4 1:58 D’Orazio 2 pass to Molden (Frantz kick) 62-47 ORL 4 0:33 Hamilton 1 pass to Dudley (Taylor kick) 62-54 CHI 4 0:27 D’Orazio 15 pass to Alfonzo (Frantz kick) 69-54 ORL 4 0:13 Hamilton 29 pass to Davidson (Taylor kick) 69-61

PASSING: CHI: D’Orazio 26-36-250-0 (6 TD), TM 0-0-(-5)-0. ORL: Hamilton 23-35-291-1 (6 TD), Eaton 4-4-30-0 (1 TD), TM 0-0-(-13)-0. RECEIVING: CHI: Sippio 10-110-3, Alfonzo 8-61-1, Molden 3-32-2, Shaw 3-26, Robinson 2-21. ORL: Fryzel 10-98-1, Dudley 10-117-4, Carter 2-23, Davidson 2-41-1, James 2-12 RUSHING: CHI: D’Orazio 5-12-2, Molden 2-8, McMillen 1-1. ORL: Carter 1-36-1, Hamilson 1-5-1, Nagle 1-1, Fryzel 1-0. RETURNS: CHI: Shaw 8-148, Robinson 1-44-1, McMillen 1-0. ORL: Rubin 6-90, Fryzel 1-10, James 1-16.

ARENABOWL XXI New , New Orleans, LA July 29, 2007, Attendance: 17,056 San Jose 55, Columbus 33 – The San Jose SaberCats won their third championship in six seasons, 55-33, over the Columbus Destroyers. San Jose QB Mark Grieb was named ArenaBowl MVP on the strength of a 24-of-29, 218 yard, four touchdown performance. The SaberCats defense was able to pressure Columbus into a pair of costly turnovers, as both Clevan Thomas and Omarr Smith had interceptions for San Jose. The SaberCats did not have a turnover in the game. With the win, San Jose head coach Darren Arbet joined Tim Marcum as the only head coaches in AFL history to win at least three ArenaBowls. San Jose got the first defensive stop of the game midway through the second quarter on Thomas’ interception on a ball thrown by the Destroyers’ QB Matt Nagy that was tipped at the line of scrimmage by ‘Cats defensive lineman George Williams. Williams then entered the game on offense and caught a one-yard pass from Grieb to give the SaberCats a 27-14 lead that the team would carry on to the second half. After being outscored by Columbus 13-7 in the third quarter, San Jose’s offense found a rhythm in the fourth quarter with 21 points to close out the game. In the fourth quarter, San Jose scored on rushing touchdowns by James Roe and Brian Johnson, giving the team three total rushing touchdowns for the night. Columbus, which led the League in rushing during the regular season, managed only one score on the ground on only 11 total yards, while San Jose had 13 total rushing yards. The announced attendance of 17,056 set an AFL record for highest attendance at a game played at a neutral site.

1 2 3 4 F Columbus Destroyers 7 7 13 6 33 San Jose SaberCats 14 13 7 21 55

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H SJS 1 11:09 Johnson 4 run (Haglund kick) 0-7 CLB 1 6:33 Wells 1 run (Martinez kick) 7-7 SJS 1 3:11 Grieb 7 pass to Roe 14-7 CLB 2 10:03 Nagy 1 pass to Hilliard (Martinez kick) 14-14 SJS 2 9:06 George 56 kickoff return (Haglund kick failed) 20-14

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SJS 2 3:01 Grieb 1 pass to Williams III (Haglund kick) 27-14 CLB 3 8:01 Nagy 3 pass to Magner (Martinez kick) 27-21 SJS 3 3:06 Grieb 4 pass to Nelson (Haglund kick) 34-21 CLB 3 0:00 Nagy 39 pass to Groce (Martinez kick failed) 34-27 SJS 4 10:28 Glover 1 run (Haglund kick) 41-27 SJS 4 6:05 Grieb 20 pass to Roe (Haglund kick) 48-27 CLB 4 1:00 Nagy 8 pass to Saunders (Martinez pass failed) 48-33 SJS 4 0:38 Johnson 4 run (Haglund kick) 55-33

PASSING: CLB: Nagy 23-43-203-2 (4 TD). SJS: Grieb 24-29-218-0 (4 TD). RECEIVING: CLB: Groce 10-99-1, Magner 7-68-1, Saunders 3-21-1, Bush 2-9, Wells 1-5, Hilliard 1-1-1. SJS: Wright 10-94, Roe 8-76-2, Nelson 5-47-1, Williams III 1-1-1. RUSHING: CLB: Groce 4-7, Wells 4-4-1, Nagy 1-0. SJS: Johnson 7-12-2, Glover 2-1-1. RETURNS: CLB: Bush 7-86, Barre 1-17, Brown 1-0. SJS: George 3-104-1, Wright 1-15, Floyd 1-10, Thomas 2-10, Smith 1-0.

ARENABOWL XXII New Orleans Arena, New Orleans, LA July 27, 2008, Attendance: 17,244 Philadelphia 59, San Jose 56 – Philadelphia QB Matt D’Orazio completed an outstanding season to lead the Soul to their first ArenaBowl title over San Jose, 59-56. The veteran joined John Dutton as the only to lead two different teams to wins in ArenaBowl championships (Dutton accomplished the feat with San Jose in 2002, then Colorado in 2005). D’Orazio completed 26-of-43 passes for 302 yards and seven touchdowns to win game MVP honors for the second time in his career. He began the season as the backup to Tony Graziani after being released by Chicago following an injury-plagued 2007 campaign. Soul receiver Chris Jackson earned Offensive Player of the Game honors by catching 11 passes for 146 yards and three touchdowns. San Jose scored touchdowns on its first three possessions, but Philadelphia made two key defensive stops to turn a 20-14 deficit into a 34-20 advantage. The SaberCats turned the ball over on downs to stop one possession and Soul defensive back Eddie Moten picked off San Jose quarterback Mark Grieb on the next. It was the only interception of the game thrown by Grieb, who led the AFL in interceptions thrown in 2008. Grieb had another miscue in the third quarter when he fumbled the ball through the end zone, allowing Philadelphia to take a 46-27 lead. San Jose made the last half-minute interesting, scoring 16 points in 11 seconds with the help of an onside kick they caught on the hop and returned to the Philadelphia 14. Philadelphia, which rallied from a 33-7 deficit on the road to beat San Jose 58-57 in the regular season, finally sealed the win by recovering a second onside kick. San Jose’s Rodney Wright set an ArenaBowl record with 13 catches, including seven in the first quarter. Jason Geathers, a linebacker subbing for injured wide receiver James Roe, added five touchdown receptions, tying an ArenaBowl record (also held by Roe, set in ArenaBowl XVIII). The game marked the first ArenaBowl that used instant replay review. Philadelphia survived three replay challenges by San Jose, while the Soul was successful on its lone challenge of the game.

1 2 3 4 F San Jose SaberCats 14 13 7 22 56 Philadelphia Soul 14 23 9 13 59

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H SJ 1 11:21 Grieb 8 pass to Wright (Haglund kick) 7-0 PHI 1 9:30 D’Orazio 34 pass to Holmes (Hughes kick) 7-7 SJS 1 5:30 Grieb 5 pass to Geathers (Hughes kick) 14-7 PHI 1 2:59 D’Orazio 34 pass to Jackson (Hughes kick) 14-14 SJS 2 14:54 Grieb 22 pass to Geathers (Haglund kick failed) 20-14 PHI 2 8:59 D’Orazio 13 pass to Jackson (Hughes kick failed) 20-20 PHI 2 5:31 D’Orazio 20 pass to Brackins (Hughes kick) 20-27 PHI 2 0:54 D’Orazio 8 run (Hughes kick) 20-34 SJS 2 0:29 Grieb 23 pass to Geathers (Haglund kick) 27-34 PHI 3 7:56 D’Orazio 32 pass to Jackson (Hughes kick) 27-44 PHI 3 3:48 Safety (Grieb tackled by Orr, fumbled ball through endzone) 27-46 SJS 3 0:00 Grieb 12 pass to Geathers (Haglund kick) 34-46 PHI 4 6:49 D’Orazio 7 pass to Brackins (Hughes kick failed) 34-52 SJS 4 2:13 Grieb 3 pass to Johnson (Grieb pass to Saintil) 42-52 PHI 4 0:39 D’Orazio 2 pass to Bogle (Hughes kick) 42-59 SJS 4 0:28 Grieb 26 pass to Wright (two-point conversion failed) 48-59 SJS 4 0:17 Grieb 14 pass to Geathers (Geathers run) 56-59

PASSING: SJS: Grieb 27-44-299-1 (8 TD). PHI: D’Orazio 26-43-302-0 (7 TD), Graziani 0-1-0-1. RECEIVING: SJS: Wright 13-144-2, Geathers 8-101-5, Saintil 4-40, Johnson 2-14-1. PHI: Jackson 11-146-3, Brackins 6-70-2, Holmes 5-69-1, Bogle 2-12-1, Brown 2-5. RUSHING: SJS: None. PHI: Smith 4-7, D’Orazio 2-8-1. RETURNS: SJS: Wright 6-75, George 1-16, Geathers 1-0. PHI: Brown 5-72, Moten 1-17, Bogle 1-0, TM 2-0.

ARENABOWL XXIII , Spokane, WA August 20, 2010 Attendance: 10,993 Spokane 69, Tampa Bay 57 – The Storm and Shock went into the ArenaBowl with similar regular seasons statistics, but the Shock proved to be the offensive powerhouse in the first matchup of the two franchises in league history. The Storm were the first to draw blood as LB Eric Ortiz rushed in a three-yard score with approximately 8:16 remaining in the first quarter to take a 7-0 lead. Spokane wasn’t far behind, however, scoring a touchdown of their own minutes later. The Shock marched down the field, driven by the QB Kyle Rowley-to- WR Markee White connection. Rowley eventually found an open WR Huey Whittaker for a touchdown, sending the crowd into a frenzy. The excitement of the score was overshadowed in the waning minute of the quarter, however, when Shock DL Jeremy Geathers sacked and forced Tampa QB Brett Dietz to fumble. The fumble was recovered by DL Richard Clebert, who was taken down just shy of a score. The second quarter was all about White, as Rowley found him open four times for scores. White’s second touchdown of the quarter was a wide open leaping catch as he crashed against the back boards to bring the score to 20-7 in favor of the Shock. The Storm began to slowly chip away at the Shock’s lead and eventually managed to take a one-point advantage with less than 30 seconds left in the half. But with 10 seconds left, Rowley once again found White for an easy score to take a 34-28 halftime lead. The Shock utilized the third quarter to slowly build a lead, aided by multiple penalties on the Storm. Tampa Bay’s only score of the quarter came in the final minutes when Ortiz

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again rushed in another score to head into the fourth quarter down 35-48. Rowley found the open hands of Whittaker and White, as well as OL Ed Ta’amu, who rushed in a score to put the Shock up 62-41. Tampa Bay had one last score in the final minute to put them within 12, but Spokane obtained possession and watched the final seconds click off the clock as the sold out crowd of 11,017 erupted

1 2 3 4 Total Tampa Bay Storm 7 21 7 22 57 Spokane Shock 6 28 14 21 69

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H TBY 1 8:16 Ortiz 3 yd run (Rivas kick) 7-0 SPK 1 0:00 Rowley 22 yd pass to Whittaker (Rowan kick failed) 7-6 SPK 2 14:43 Rowley 4 yd pass to White (Rowan kick) 7-13 SPK 2 10:34 Rowley 4 yd pass to White (Rowan kick) 7-20 TBY 2 5:49 Ortiz 1 yd run (Rivas kick) 14-20 SPK 2 0:57 Rowley 15 yd pass to White (Rowan kick) 14-27 TBY 2 0:34 Dietz 7 yd pass to Rubin (Rivas kick) 21-27 TBY 2 0:15 Royal 7 yd run (Rivas kick) 28-27 SPK 2 0:10 Rowley 22 yd pass to White (Rowan kick) 28-34 SPK 3 11:12 Rowley 1 yd run (Rowan kick) 28-41 SPK 3 4:40 Rowley 1 yd pass to Whittaker (Rowan kick) 28-48 TBY 3 14:53 Ortiz 5 yd run (Rivas kick) 35-48 SPK 4 14:26 Rowley 13 yd pass to Whittaker (Rowan kick) 35-55 TBY 4 12:02 Dietz 19 yd pass to Timmons (Rivas kick failed) 41-55 SPK 4 8:59 Rowley 4 yd pass to Ta’amu (Rowan kick) 41-62 TBY 4 7:17 Dietz 8 yd pass to Timmons (Rivas kick) 49-62 SPK 4 1:24 Rowley 4 yd pass to Whittaker (Rowan kick) 41-69 TBY 4 0:30 Dietz 7 yd pass to Edwards (Ortiz run) 57-69

PASSING: TBY: Dietz 29-40-306-2 (4 TD). SPK: Rowley 24-32-237-0 (9 TD) RECEIVING: TBY: Edwards 11-132-1, Timmons 8-107-2, Rubin 7-5-1, Robinson 1-4-0, Ortiz 1-1-0. SPK: White 9-99-4, Whittaker 8-82-4, Orton 6-52-0, Ta’amu 1-4-1 RUSHING: TBY: Ortiz 3-9-3, Royal 2-7. SPK: Rowley 4-5-1.

ARENABOWL XXIV US Airways Center, Phoenix, AZ August 12, 2011 Attendance: 14,320 Jacksonville 73, Arizona 70 – Jacksonville Sharks QB Aaron Garcia threw the most important pass of his 17-year career in ArenaBowl XXIV. With two seconds left on the clock, the Sharks lined up on the Rattlers’ 10-yard line. Dodging a sack, Garcia threw a 10-yard pass in the end zone to wide receiver Jeron Harvey. The score put Jacksonville ahead 73-70, upending the Arizona Rattlers on a gutsy call as time expired. The opening quarter saw the Rattlers jump on the board first with a two-yard rush from Odie Armstrong. Jacksonville answered by scoring just a minute later. Both teams scored two touchdowns the first quarter, but Jacksonville missed both extra points, putting the score at 14-12. To start the second quarter, Jacksonville took the lead for the first time after Jomo Wilson recovered a fumble in the end zone. After trading scores for most of the quarter, with 15 seconds left in the first half, Jacksonville fumbled in Arizona’s territory, giving Arizona the chance to take back the lead. The Rattlers went into halftime with the lead, 35-32. A defensive battle in the third eventually gave the ball to the Rattlers in the red zone, leading to a 9-yard touchdown reception by Odie Armstrong. Jacksonville ended the scoring for the third quarter after nabbing a touchdown, but missed another extra point to make the score 38-42. The fourth quarter started with Armstrong bulldozing his way into the end zone for Arizona to make it a two- possession game. The Sharks answered with a 45-yard drive to score on a touchdown by Simmons. The Sharks posted 35 points in the fourth quarter, while Arizona had 28, the most combined points in any quarter in ArenaBowl history. In the final minute of play, each team scored two touchdowns. Arizona was the first to score in the final minute with a five-yard pass to WR Chris Jackson to nab a three point lead. Twelve seconds later, Jacksonville scored. Arizona scored once more, but Garcia would end up heaving the 10-yard touchdown pass with no time left on the clock to seal the victory for Jacksonville.

1 2 3 4 Total Jacksonville Sharks 12 20 6 35 73 Arizona Rattlers 14 21 7 28 70

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ARI 1 11:32 Armstrong 2 yd run (Witczak kick) 0-7 JAX 1 10:23 Garcia 41 yd pass to Wilson (Capozzoli kick failed) 6-7 ARI 1 5:32 Davila 20 yd pass to Reed (Witczak kick) 6-14 JAX 1 2:45 Garcia 11 yd pass to Harvey (Capozzoli kick failed) 12-14 JAX 2 12:42 Wilson 0 yd fumble recovery (Capozzoli kick) 19-14 ARI 2 7:40 Davila 4 yd pass to Jackson (Witczak kick) 19-21 JAX 2 5:17 Garcia 31 yd pass to Hughley (Capozzoli kick) 26-21 JAX 2 2:54 Simmons 1 yd run (Capozzoli pass failed) 32-21 ARI 2 0:55 Davila 18 yd pass to Jackson (Witczak kick) 32-28 ARI 2 0:12 Davila 16 yd pass to Geathers (Witczak kick) 32-35 ARI 3 6:09 Davila 9 yd pass to Armstrong (Witczak kick) 32-42 JAX 3 1:56 Garcia 3 yd pass to Simmons (Capozzoli kick failed) 38-42 ARI 4 13:21 Armstrong 1 yd run (Witczak kick) 38-49 JAX 4 9:59 Garcia 7 yd pass to Simmons (Capozzoli kick) 45-49 JAX 4 5:22 Griffin 4 yd run (Garcia pass to Harvey) 53-49 ARI 4 3:58 Davila 17 yd pass to Geathers (Witczak kick) 53-56 JAX 4 1:26 Garcia 45 yd pass to Harvey (Capozzoli kick) 60-56 ARI 4 0:52 Davila 5 yd pass to Jackson (Witczak kick) 60-63 JAX 4 0:40 Garcia 11 yd pass to Wilson (Capozzoli kick) 67-63 ARI 4 0:21 Davila 12 yd pass to Reed (Witczak kick) 67-70 JAX 4 0:00 Garcia 10 yd pass to Harvey 73-70

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SPK 4 1:24 Rowley 4 yd pass to Whittaker (Rowan kick) 41-69 TBY 4 0:30 Dietz 7 yd pass to Edwards (Ortiz run) 57-69 PASSING: JAX: Garcia 28-42-402-0 (8 TD). ARI: Davila 25-40-338-1 (8 TD) RECEIVING: JAX: Wilson 9-138-2, Harvey 9-115-3, Hughley 5-84-1, Simmons 4-51-2, Griffin 1-14-0. ARI: Jackson 10-136-3, Geathers 7-109-2, Reed 4-43-2, Armstrong 2-16-1, Floyd 1- 25-0, Harvey 1-9-0. RUSHING: JAX: Griffin 7-13-1, Simmons 2-2-1, Harvey 1-1-0, Garcia 1-0-0. ARI: Davila 2-9-0, Armstrong 3-6-2.

ARENABOWL XXV New Orleans Arena, New Orleans, LA August 10, 2012 Attendance: 13,648 Arizona 72, Philadelphia 54 – For the first time since 1997, the Foster Trophy headed back to Arizona, as the Rattlers defeated the Philadelphia Soul, 72-54, to win ArenaBowl XXV in New Orleans. The championship victory marked the third AFL title in franchise history. Coming into the game, Arizona had lost in each of their last four ArenaBowl appearances including 2011’s last-second thriller against the Jacksonville Sharks. Nick Davila, National Guard MVP of the Game, Nick Davila, finished his MVP night 23-for-30 for 266 yards and nine touchdowns, seven of which found Offensive Player of the Game, Maurice Purify. The All-Arena receiver came away with nine catches for 143 yards. led the Rattlers defense with 10 tackles, while Brown added five tackles and two interceptions. For the Soul, Raudabaugh completed 26-of-42 passes for 285 yards and seven touchdowns. He also earned the unenviable distinction of becoming the first quarterback in AFL history to throw three interceptions in a single half, tossing three picks in the first two periods of play. Ironman of the Game, Jeff Hughley, led the Soul in receiving yards with 93, while Larry Brackins finished with a team-high four touchdown receptions. Derrick Ross also found the end zone twice for the Soul. Arizona did not trail in the game.

1 2 3 4 Total Arizona Rattlers 14 13 27 18 72 Philadelphia Soul 6 7 21 20 54

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ARI 1 7:57 Davila 4 yd pass to Purify (Gould kick) 7-0 PHI 1 3:07 Ross 7 yd run (Scaccia kick failed) 7-6 ARI 1 0:40 Davila 14 yd pass to Reed (Gould kick) 14-6 ARI 2 12:10 Davila 29 yd pass to Purify (Gould kick) 21-6 ARI 2 7:28 Gould 30 yd field goal 24-6 PHI 2 5:31 Raudabaugh 26 yd pass to Hughley (Scaccia kick) 24-13 ARI 2 0:00 Gould 20 yd field goal 27-13 ARI 3 13:55 Davila 38 yd pass to Purify (Gould kick) 34-13 PHI 3 10:00 Raudabaugh 31 yd pass to Ross (Scaccia kick failed) 34-19 ARI 3 8:28 Davila 29 yd pass to Purify (Gould kick) 41-19 PHI 3 4:23 Raudabaugh 10 yd pass to Brackins (Scaccia kick) 41-26 ARI 3 3:27 Davila 10 yd pass to White (Gould kick) 48-26 ARI 3 2:04 Davila 6 yd pass to Purify (Gould kick blocked) 54-26 PHI 3 0:11 Raudabaugh 21 yard pass to Sammons (Raudabaugh pass to Brackins) 54-34 ARI 4 14:25 Davila 13 yd pass to Purify (Gould kick failed) 60-34 PHI 4 12:05 Raudabaugh 12 yd pass to Brackins (Raudabaugh pass to Sammons) 60-42 ARI 4 8:54 Armstrong 2 yd run (Gould kick failed) 66-42 PHI 4 5:23 Raudabaugh 8 yd pass to Brackins (Raudabaugh pass failed) 66-48 ARI 4 3:35 Davila 13 yd pass to Purify (Gould kick failed) 72-48 PHI 4 0:42 Raudabaugh 3 yd pass to Brackins (Raudabaugh pass failed) 72-54

PASSING: ARI: Davila 23-30-0-266. PHI: Raudabaugh 26-42-3-285. RECEIVING: ARI: Purify 9-143-7, Reed 8-80-1, White 3-25-1, Armstrong 2-8-0, Rogers 1-10-0. PHI: Hughley 8-93-1, Morgan 7-66-0, Sammons 6-62-0, Brackins 4-33-4, Ross 1-31-1. RUSHING: ARI: Armstrong 4-6-1, Davila 4-1-1, Geathers 1—3-0. PHI: Ross 4-21-1, Raudabaugh 1-13-0.

ARENABOWL XXVI Amway Center, Orlando, FL August 17, 2013 Attendance: 12,039 Arizona 48, Philadelphia 39 – For the first time since 1996, the Arena Football League had a repeat champion. The Arizona Rattlers defeated the Philadelphia Soul, 48-39, to win ArenaBowl XXVI in front of a crowd of 12,039 in Orlando and a national audience on the CBS Television Network. The Rattlers became the first team since the Tampa Bay Storm in 1995-96 to repeat as ArenaBowl champions and the only team in League history to beat the same team twice in back-to-back years to win titles. Russell Athletic Offensive Player of the Game and ArenaBowl MVP Rod Windsor led all receivers with 145 receiving yards to go along with a pair of touchdowns in the Rattlers’ win. His quarterback, Nick Davila completed 20- of-29 for 315 yards and six scores. Davila also became the League’s all-time leader in ArenaBowl touchdown passes with 23 for his career, breaking Mark Grieb’s previous career mark of 20. Riddell Defensive Player of the Game Virgil Gray recorded 9.5 tackles and a key interception in the win. The Soul were led on offense by J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game Ryan McDaniel, who tied an ArenaBowl record with 13 receptions to go along with 137 yards and two touchdowns. Philadelphia quarterback Dan Raudabaugh tied Kurt Warner’s mark for most passes attempted in an ArenaBowl with 51 attempts in the loss. Raudabaugh finished 31-of-51 for 306 yards and four touchdowns with two interceptions. The back-and-forth matchup was a classic AFL meeting that went down to the wire. Just as they did seven times at ArenaBowl XXV, Rattlers quarterback Nick Davila found receiver Maurice Purify for the first score of the game. Dan Raudabaugh answered back with a 15-yard scoring strike of his own to receiver Ryan McDaniel. Just as it appeared the high-powered Rattlers offense would be rolling to another score on their second drive of the game, Philadelphia defensive back Rayshaun Kizer picked off an errant Davila pass off the net to shift the momentum over to the Soul side. However, on the ensuing possession, Rattlers All-Arena defensive back Virgil Gray made an exceptional play on the ball in the end zone to give possession back to Arizona with 28 seconds to play in the first quarter. To open the second quarter, Davila connected with Rod Windsor on a perfectly thrown pass matched with a one-handed catch for a score to put Arizona on top 14-7. Philadelphia answered right back with a lengthy drive, culminating in a Derrick Ross touchdown run to even the score once again. The Rattlers regained the lead with 5:47 to play in the first half after Davila hit Purify on a crossing route for a 47-yard touchdown. The touchdown catch was the longest since ArenaBowl XI when Calvin Schexnayder hauled in a 49-yard score. Philadelphia responded with another long drive, ending with Raudabaugh finding Anthony Jones for a touchdown with 52 seconds left in the first half. The Soul defense stood strong despite the field position, limiting Arizona to a field goal on the drive. Not to be outdone, Arizona stopped the Soul offense on their next drive, as Rattlers nose guard Anttaj Hawthorne blocked a Martinez field goal attempt that would have tied the game. Arizona took a 24-21 lead into the locker room at halftime. Philadelphia received the ball to start the second half and took their first lead of the game on a touchdown catch by McDaniel. Carlos Martinez could not convert on the extra point, limiting the Soul lead to three, 27-24. Arizona would answer right back, however. After Rod Windsor suffered an injury midway through the third quarter, receiver Kerry Reed entered the game and made an immediate impact, hauling in the go-ahead touchdown with just more than six minutes to play in the quarter. Raudabaugh was intercepted in the end zone again on the next drive, this time by Jack linebacker Jeremy Kellem, to give Arizona an opportunity to double-up. The third quarter ended with the Rattlers on top, 31-27. Arizona opened the fourth quarter with a Davila touchdown pass to Windsor, who returned to the lineup after being shaken up in the third. Lindholm tacked on the extra point to give the Rattlers an 11-point lead, 38-27, early in the fourth. The Soul and Tiger Jones answered quickly with a touchdown; however, Martinez missed another extra point off the iron, leaving the score at 38-33, Rattlers with 11:31 to play in regulation. Two minutes later, Davila found Tysson Poots for a 14-yard touchdown to put the Rattlers back up by 12. Philadelphia

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answered with a Derrick Ross touchdown run to bring the Soul within a touchdown, despite another missed extra point from Martinez. The game reached its high point when Philadelphia forced a fumble as Rod Windsor rushed towards the end zone. However, Philadelphia was unable to capitalize on the turnover, as defensive back Arkeith Brown laid a big hit that broke up a pass to Soul receiver Tiger Jones on fourth down to seal the victory for the Rattlers. To top off the repeat win, AFL Kicker of the Year Garrett Lindholm chipped in a 24-yard field goal to bring the final score to 48-39.

1 2 3 4 Total Philadelphia Soul 7 14 6 12 39 Arizona Rattlers 7 17 7 17 48

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ARI 1 11:09 Davila 8 yd pass to Purify (Lindholm kick) 0-7 PHI 1 8:25 Raudabaugh 15 yd pass to McDaniel (Martinez kick) 7-7 ARI 2 13:40 Davila 21 yd pass to Windsor (Lindholm kick) 7-14 PHI 2 8:51 Ross 1 yd run (Martinez kick) 14-14 ARI 2 6:26 Davila 47 yd pass to Purify (Lindholm kick) 14-21 PHI 2 0:52 Raudabaugh 9 yd pass to Jones (Martinez kick) 21-21 ARI 2 0:26 Lindholm 18 yd field goal 21-24 PHI 3 10:00 Raudabaugh 12 yd pass to McDaniel (Martinez kick failed) 27-24 ARI 3 7:15 Davila 19 yd pass to Reed (Lindholm kick) 27-31 ARI 4 13:34 Davila 12 yd pass to Windsor (Lindholm kick) 27-38 PHI 4 11:31 Raudabaugh 13 yd pass to Jones (Martinez kick failed) 33-38 ARI 4 9:30 Davila 14 yd pass to Poots (Lindholm kick) 33-45 PHI 4 4:04 Ross 1 yd run (Martinez kick failed) 39-45 ARI 4 0:23 Lindholm 24 yd field goal 39-48

PASSING: PHI: Raudabaugh 31-51-2-306. ARI: Davila 20-29-1-315. RECEIVING: PHI: McDaniel 13-137-2, Jones 8-73-2, Sammons 7-53-0, Thurman 2-28-0, Goosby 1-15-0. ARI: Windsor 10-145-2, Purify 4-83-2, Poots 3-50-1, Reed 1-19-1, Dixon 1-10- 0, Armstrong 1-8-0. RUSHING: PHI: Ross 4-23-2. ARI: Windsor 4-5-0, Davila 5-2-0, Armstrong 2-1-0.

ARENABOWL XXVII Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, OH August 23, 2014 Attendance: 18,410 Arizona 72, Cleveland 32 – For the second time in AFL history, a team had achieved a “three-peat,” as the Arizona Rattlers defeated the Cleveland Gladiators, 72-32, in the largest margin of victory in ArenaBowl history. In front of a crowd of 18,404 at the Quicken Loans Arena, the Rattlers earned the franchise’s fifth ArenaBowl title and joined the Detroit Drive as the only other franchise in League history to win three straight ArenaBowls. Arizona was led by MVP Nick Davila, who finished the game with 237 yards on 19-of-24 passing with eight touchdowns and one interception. The Rattlers struck early and never looked back. On their first drive of the game, Davila found wide receiver Rod Windsor for a 41-yard touchdown strike. Arizona would cease to relinquish the lead from that point forward. On the ensuing Cleveland drive, quarterback Shane Austin found wide receiver Dominick Goodman for 20 yards to bring the Gladiators to the Arizona eight-yard line. However on fourth down — under heavy pressure — Austin underthrew his intended receiver and the pass was intercepted by J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game, Kerry Reed, who returned it 46 yards for a touchdown to give Arizona a 14-0 lead. The Gladiators responded on their next drive, as Austin found receiver Collin Taylor in the end zone from nine yards out. Kicker Aaron Pettrey missed the extra point making the score, 14-6. Cleveland’s eight point deficit going into the second quarter would be the last time they were within 10 points of Arizona as the Rattlers exploded in the second quarter, setting an ArenaBowl record with 30 points in the second frame. On the second play of the quarter, Davila found wide receiver Chris Jackson from 11 yards out for the “Latin Laser’s” third touchdown of the game, extending the Rattlers lead to 21-6. Arizona’s defensive pressure, which had been bothering Austin throughout the first quarter, finally left its mark, as defensive lineman Cliff Dukes sacked Austin in the end zone for a safety. In addition to the sack, Dukes gathered 4.5 tackles on the night, constantly harassing Cleveland’s All-Arena signal-caller, earning Dukes Riddell Defensive Player of the Game honors. After Arizona got the ball back from the safety kickoff, Davila led the Rattlers down the field on four plays for another touchdown, this time finding receiver Tysson Poots on a 12-yard connection. The Gladiators offense failed to get back on track, as Austin threw his second interception on the next drive when defensive back Jeremy Kellem stepped in front of his pass for an interception at the Cleveland 25-yard line. Six plays later, Davila found Reed in the end zone for another Rattlers touchdown. Reed would find the end zone again on offense and collect one more interception in the game. The Gladiators next drive, once again, ended in a Jeremy Kellem interception, which he returned 20 yards to the Cleveland 15 yard-line. The Cleveland defense brought some semblance of life back to the team on that drive, when Jack linebacker Alvin Ray Jackson intercepted Davila on the very next play. The Gladiators were able to capitalize on the Arizona mistake as Austin found receiver Thyron Lewis in the end zone from 15 yards out, shrinking the Arizona lead to 24. Cleveland head coach Steve Thonn attempted to catch the Rattlers off-guard on the ensuing kickoff as he tried an onside kick but it was recovered by Arizona at the Cleveland 10-yard line. Davila found Windsor on the very next play putting Arizona up, 44-13. The score gave Arizona the ArenaBowl record for most first half points. The Gladiators received the second half kickoff but turned the ball over on downs on their own five-yard line. Davila would subsequently find Reed from three yards out to give Arizona a 51-13 lead. Cleveland’s next drive ended in another Austin interception as Reed picked him off for the second time. This was Austin’s fourth interception of the game, the third-most in a single ArenaBowl in AFL history. Davila then went on to hook up with Windsor on a 30-yard touchdown pass; Windsor’s third and final touchdown reception of the game. The Gladiators were able to find the end zone at the end of the third quarter but the Arizona lead proved to be too insurmountable. At the start of the fourth quarter, Davila completed his eighth and final touchdown, as he was taken out after the drive. The score put Arizona up, 65-19. Cleveland backup quarterback Chris Dieker would lead Cleveland to two touchdowns in the fourth quarter but it was too little too late as Arizona was able to hold on, 72-32.

1 2 3 4 Total Arizona Rattlers 14 30 14 14 72 Cleveland Gladiators 6 7 6 13 32

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H ARI 1 13:31 Davila 41 yd pass to Windsor (Ratanamorn kick) 7-0 ARI 1 7:35 Reed 46 yd interception return (Ratanamorn kick) 14-0 CLE 1 2:28 Austin 9 yd pass to Taylor (Pettrey kick failed) 14-6 ARI 2 14:19 Davila 11 yd pass to Jackson (Ratanamorn kick) 21-6 ARI 2 12:47 Dukes safety 23-6 ARI 2 10:51 Davila 12 yd pass to Poots (Ratanamorn kick) 30-6 ARI 2 5:05 Davila 5 yd pass to Reed (Ratanamorn kick) 37-6 CLE 2 0:38 Austin 15 yd pass to Lewis (Pettrey kick) 37-13 ARI 2 0:32 Davila 10 yd pass to Windsor (Ratanamorn kick) 44-13 ARI 3 11:02 Davila 3 yd pass to Reed (Ratanamorn kick) 51-13 ARI 3 6:49 Davila 30 yd pass to Windsor (Ratanamorn kick) 58-13 CLE 3 1:50 Austin 8 yd pass to Goodman (Austin pass intercepted) 58-19 ARI 4 13:17 Davila 15 yd pass to Poots (Ratanamorn kick) 65-19

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CLE 4 8:44 Dieker 5 yd pass to Goodman (Pettrey kick failed) 65-25 ARI 4 5:54 Murrietta 5 yd pass to Jackson (Ratanamorn kick) 72-25 CLE 4 1:45 Dieker 6 yd pass to Goodman (Pettrey kick) 72-32

PASSING: ARI: Davila 19-24-8-237, Murrietta 4-4-1-45. CLE: Austin 18-41-3-201, Dieker 4-9-2-33. RECEIVING: ARI: Poots 9-93-2, Windsor 7-123-3, Reed 3-20-2, Jackson 2-23-2, Singleton 1-12-0, Huey 1-11-0. CLE: Lewis 8-134-1, Goodman 7-60-3, Taylor 4-34-1, O’Brien 1-24-0, Jones 1-13-0, Gilson 1-4-0. RUSHING: ARI: Singleton 2-3-0, Murrietta 2-2-0. CLE: Austin 1-2-0, Jones 1-2-0, Dieker 1-2-0.

ARENABOWL XXVIII Stockton Arena, Stockton, CA August 29, 2015 Attendance: 9,115 San Jose 68, Jacksonville 47 - For the first time since 2007, the San Jose Sabercats are the champions of Arena Football. After a tight first half, San Jose forced turnovers and stifled the Jacksonville Sharks in the second half, claiming the fourth Foster Trophy in their franchise's history by a margin of 68-47 in ArenaBowl XXVIII on ESPN. The win solidified one of the most dominant seasons in Arena Football history. Without the Riddell Defensive Player of the Year, defensive end Joe Sykes, SaberCats quarterback Erik Meyer had the space and the time to complete pass after pass against the Sharks. Meyer was able to feed star receiver Reggie Gray all game despite tight coverage from Jacksonville's impressive secondary - he finished the game with a team-high nine catches for 95 yards receiving and three touchdowns. Much like last week's non-stop action in the Conference Championship games, the first half was a typical back-and-forth contest. Meyer and Sharks quarterback Tommy Grady traded blows, while both defenses struggled to contain each team's All-Arena casts of playmakers. The usual suspects did the damage in the first and second quarters. Meyer had Gray in his sights while Grady and the hard-to-miss Joe Hills connected for four touchdowns. The first defensive stop didn't come until the final seconds of the half as Meyer tossed a Hail Mary as time expired into the arms of rookie All-Arena defensive back Greg Reid - so the Sharks carried a 33-27 lead into the locker room at halftime. San Jose would receive the ball to open the first half and they never looked back. Meyer and receiver D.J. Stephens found one another for a 26-yard touchdown on their first possession of the second half. On the ensuing drive for the Sharks, Grady's fourth-and-29 attempt on Jacksonville's 10-yard line was batted by Francis Maka and up for grabs at the line and, thus, picked easily by Jack linebacker David Hyland who hustled into the end zone for an easy score, padding San Jose's lead, 41-33. Looking to bust back into the game, Grady and the Sharks needed an answer on their next drive but Hyland's defensive touchdown gave the SaberCats a stranglehold on the game's momentum and the team assumed control. Defensive end Donte Paige-Moss forced a fumble on the team's first play of the Sharks' drive and Meyer punched it in again to leap to a 15-point lead. It seemed the Sharks were scuffling to deal with the absence of receiver London Crawford who went down early in the first quarter. As Jacksonville prepared to take the field again, Nich Pertuit's kickoff banged off the post and gently fell into the arms of Hyland once more who jogged into the end zone. It was harsh, but the Sharks were just dealt a serious blow to their comeback efforts thanks to an unfortunate bounce off the uprights. And when Grady and the Sharks finally got the ball back, the vaunted San Jose defense - the same unit that led Arena Football with 45 sacks this year - reared its head and Jacksonville turned the ball over once more, this time on downs. Meyer all but officially ended the Sharks' hopes for a fourth-quarter comeback when he rushed 17 yards for a score, his second rushing touchdown of the game. Jacksonville, held scoreless in the third quarter, picked up their first points of the half with nine minutes left in the game on a touchdown pass to Terrance Smith, normally one of the team's starting defensive backs. Each team would score one more time in the game but the clock was moving too quickly for the Sharks to play their way back into contention and the SaberCats became kings of the turf once more.

1 2 3 4 Total Jacksonville Sharks 14 19 0 14 47 San Jose Sabercats 6 21 28 13 68

Team Q Time Scoring Play V-H JAX 1 11:08 Grady 23 yd pass to Hills (Rauch kick) 7-0 SJS 1 8:42 Meyer 18 yd pass to Gray (Pertuit kick failed) 7-6 JAX 1 4:01 Grady 15 yd pass to Jones (Rauch kick) 14-6 SJS 2 13:45 Meyer 4 yd pass to Gray (Pertuit kick) 14-13 JAX 2 10:58 Grady 29 yd pass to Hills (Rauch kick blocked) 20-13 SJS 2 3:44 Armstrong 1 yd run (Pertuit kick) 20-20 JAX 2 1:54 Grady 3 yd pass to Hills (Rauch kick) 27-20 SJS 2 0:41 Meyer 6 yd run (Pertuit kick) 27-27 JAX 2 0:15 Grady 8 yd pass to Hills (Rauch kick failed) 33-27 SJS 3 13:20 Meyer 26 yd pass to Stephens (Pertuit kick) 33-34 SJS 3 6:29 Hyland 10 yd interception return (Pertuit kick) 33-41 SJS 3 4:42 Meyer 9 yd pass to Reynolds (Pertuit kick) 33-48 SJS 3 3:54 Fontennette 5 yd net recovery (Pertuit kick) 33-55 SJS 4 10:54 Meyer 17 yd run (Pertuit kick failed) 33-61 JAX 4 9:07 Grady 24 yd pass to Smith (Rauch kick) 40-61 SJS 4 7:37 Stanley 6 yd pass to Gray (Pertuit kick) 40-68 JAX 4 1:50 Grady 9 yd pass to Smith (Rauch kick) 47-68

PASSING: JAX: Grady 22-36-1-310. SJS: Meyer 17-29-1-204, Stanley 1-1-0-6. RECEIVING: JAX: Hills 9-133-4, Smith 4-53-2, Brewer 3-37-0, Jones 3-35-0, Crawford 2-22-0, Ruffins 1-30-0. SJS: Gray 9-95-3, Purify 4-45-0, Reynolds 3-38-0, Stephens 2-32-1. RUSHING: JAX: Ross 7-13-0, Jones 1-5-0. SJS: Meyer 3-25-2, Armstrong 4-10-1, Purify 1-minus 2-0

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ArenaBowl I ArenaBowl VIII ArenaBowl XV ArenaBowl XXII Referee: Bill Parkinson Referee: Buddy Ward Referee: Wes Fritz Referee: Bill LeMonnier Umpire: None Umpire: Wes Fritz Umpire: Paul Frerking Umpire: Paul King Head Linesman: L.T. Bonner Head Linesman: Darrel Leftwich Head Linesman: Rusty Spindel Head Linesman: Bill Ward Line Judge: Bill Schmitz Line Judge: Roger McMinn Line Judge: Art Lucky Line Judge: R.G. Detillier Back Judge: Ed Manning Back Judge: Perry Paganelli Back Judge: Joe Duncan Back Judge: James Cole Alternate: Jeff Bergman Alternate: Paul Engelberts Alternate: Duwayne Gandy Alternate: Riley Johnson

ArenaBowl II ArenaBowl IX ArenaBowl XVI ArenaBowl XXIII Referee: Verle Sorgen Referee: R.G. Detiller Referee: Bill McCabe Referee: Marc Curles Umpire: Mark Baynes Umpire: Tom Meyers Umpire: Ed Manning Umpire: Al Granado Head Linesman: Kelly Saalfeld Head Linesman: Roger McMinn Head Linesman: Bill McCabe Head Linesman: Patrick Garvey Line Judge: Jeff Johnson Line Judge: Tony Veteri Line Judge: Dave Chesney Line Judge: Gary Calavetto Back Judge: Larry Smith Back Judge: Bon Mantooth Back Judge: Bob Mantooth Back Judge: Scott Halverson Alternate: Buddy Ward Alternate: Joe Rider ArenaBowl XXIV ArenaBowl III Referee: Shawn Hochuli Umpire: Al Granado Referee: Jack Baker ArenaBowl X ArenaBowl XVII Head Linesman: Harol Mitchell Umpire: Carl Paganelli Referee: Jack Baker Referee: Bill LeMonnier Line Judge: Jim Wharrie Head Linesman: Hank LePore Umpire: Jim Augustyn Umpire: Rick Nelson Back Judge: John Jenkins Line Judge: John Bradley Head Linesman: Roger McMinn Head Linesman: Kent Payne Field Judge: Buddy Ward Back Judge: Jim Lapetina Line Judge: Dave Chesney Line Judge: Tim Podroza Side Judge: Marc Bovos Alternate: Wes Fritz Back Judge: Jim Lapentina Back Judge: Greg Steed Alternate: Wes Fritz Alternate: None ArenaBowl XXV Referee: Joe Pester ArenaBowl IV Umpire: Jeff Carr Referee: Jack Baker ArenaBowl XI ArenaBowl VIII Head Linesman: Matt Dornan Umpire: Ed Manning Referee: Buddy Ward Referee: Bill Athan Line Judge: Paul Engelberts Head Linesman: Hank LePore Umpire: Carl Paganelli, Jr. Umpire: Doug Wilson Back Judge: Jake Kemp Line Judge: John Bradley Head Linesman: Scott Helverson Head Linesman: Bill Ward Side Judge: Jim Corpora

Back Judge: Jim Lapetina Line Judge: Paul Engelberts Line Judge: Dennis Lipski ArenaBowl XXVI Alternate: Carl Paganelli Back Judge: Bob Mantooth Back Judge: Rob Vernatchi Referee: Larry Smith Alternate: Bill McCabe Alternate: Dave Lambros Umpire: Scott Campbell ArenaBowl V Head Linesman: RG Detillier Line Judge: Adam Savoie Referee: Jack Baker ArenaBowl XII ArenaBowl XIX Back Judge: John Love Umpire: Wes Fritz Referee: Bill McCabe Referee: Bill McCabe Alternate: Chris Snead Head Linesman: Roger McMinn Umpire: Carl Paganelli, Jr. Umpire: Rick Nelson Line Judge: Tony Veteri Head Linesman: John Parry Head Linesman: Royce Cooley ArenaBowl XXVII Back Judge: Bob Mantooth Line Judge: Dave Chesney Line Judge: Dave Chesney Referee: Reggie Smith Back Judge: Jim Anderson Back Judge: Dino Paganelli Umpire: Robert Colisimo ArenaBowl VI Alternate: Buddy Ward Alternate: Steve Pamon Head Linesman: Marc Bovos Line Judge: Jeff Johnson Referee: Jack Baker Back Judge: Craig Griffith Umpire: John Bradley ArenaBowl XIII ArenaBowl XX Side Judge: Grantis Bell Head Linesman: Roger McMinn Referee: Dennis Lipski Referee: Steve Pamon Line Judge: Mike Cochran Umpire: Paul Frerking Umpire: Al Granado ArenaBowl XXVIII Back Judge: Andy Panucci Head Linesman: Dale Newhouse Head Linesman: Mike McCabe Referee: Dave Cutala Line Judge: Greg Steed Line Judge: Darrel Leftwich Umpire: Rick Lowe Head Linesman: Matt Kukar Back Judge: Duwayne Gandy Back Judge: Scott Halverson ArenaBowl VII Line Judge: Terri Valenti Alternate: Jim Lapentina Alternate: Tom McCabe Referee: John Soffey Back Judge: Mearl Robinson Umpire: Ed Manning

Head Linesman: Dave Chesney ArenaBowl XIV ArenaBowl XXI

Line Judge: Paul Engelberts Referee: Jim Lapentina Referee: Dave Cutaia Back Judge: Perry Paganelli Umpire: Jim Augustyn Umpire: Rick Lowe Alternate: Jim Lapetina Head Linesman: Jeff Seeman Head Linesman: Brent Durbin Line Judge: John McGrath Line Judge: Paul Engelberts

Back Judge: Bill Voinovich Back Judge: Rich Wilborn Alternate: Buddy Ward Alternate: Bill Athan

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