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NFL Season Launch Kit 2015 PLAY FOOTBALL VIGNETTES NFL Season Launch Kit 2015 PLAY FOOTBALL VIGNETTES C.J. MOSLEY FILLING THE SHOES OF RAY LEWIS IS NO EASY TASK BUT C.J. MOSLEY STEPPED RIGHT IN TO LEAD THE RAVENS IN TACKLES AND WAS NAMED TO THE PRO BOWL IN HIS FIRST SEASON. RADIO - MOSLEY'S 2 INTERCEPTIONS, 7 PASSES DEFENSED, A FORCED FUMBLE AND A FUMBLE RECOVERY. HE'S GOT A COMPLETE SET OF STATS. COMING DOWN WITH THE INTERCEPTION, WHO ELSE BY C.J. MOSLEY! WITH A YEAR UNDER HIS BELT, MOSLEY HOPES TO HAVE A SENSATIONAL SOPHOMORE SEASON IN 2015. JAMAAL CHARLES THERE WASN'T A BETTER BIG PLAY THREAT IN THE NFL THAN JAMAAL CHARLES IN 2014. HE LED THE AFC WITH 14 TOUCHDOWNS. RADIO - CHARLES DIVES FOR THE TOUCHDOWN! CHARLES IS A DANGEROUS BACK WHO CAN HURT OPPOSING TEAMS LINING UP AS A RECEIVER OR GETTING THE BALL OUT OF THE BACKFIELD. DON'T LET HIM GET IN THE OPEN FIELD, OTHERWISE YOU'LL SEE HIS WORLD CLASS SPEED THAT LEAVES OPPONENTS IN THE DUST. RADIO - JAMAAL CHARLES IS JUST A LIGHTNING BOLT WHEN HE GETS OUTSIDE. DEREK CARR DEREK CARR WAS THE 4TH QUARTERBACK DRAFTED IN 2014 BUT LED ALL ROOKIE PASSERS IN COMPLETIONS, PASSING YARDS AND TOUCHDOWNS. RADIO - CARR LETS IT FLY DEEP DOWNFIELD. CAUGHT! LOOK OUT! WHAT A PLAY THERE! DEREK CARR OVER THE TOP! CARR'S ABILITY TO READ DEFENSES AND USE HIS STRONG RIGHT ARM MAKES HIM ONE OF THE LEAGUE'S BEST YOUNG PROSPECTS. LOOK FOR CARR TO IMPROVE ON HIS IMPRESSIVE ROOKIE SEASON AND PUT UP MORE BIG NUMBERS IN 2015. JOE FLACCO 2014 WAS JOE FLACCO'S BEST YEAR IN THE NFL POSTING A CAREER HIGH IN PASSING YARDS AND TOUCHDOWNS. RADIO - JOE FLACCO WITH A KNIFING THROW BETWEEN 3 DEFENDERS! Page 1 of 7 FOR THE 6TH TIME FLACCO LED THE RAVENS TO THE PLAYOFFS AND IS TRYING TO REPEAT HIS SUCCESS IN 2015. RADIO - COOL JOE FLACCO, AS COOL AS THEY COME HAVING A GOOD OLD TIME TODAY. PEYTON MANNING RADIO - MANNING TAKES THE SHOTGUN SNAP. SHORT SET. GONNA LOB IT DOWN THE FAR SIDELINE. IT'S CAUGHT AT THE 40 YD. LINE. BIG MAN PULLING AWAY! TOUCHDOWN DENVER! AT AGE 38 ALL PEYTON MANNING DID IN HIS 17TH SEASON WAS THROW FOR OVER 4,700 YDS. AND 39 TOUCHDOWNS. HE ALSO BECAME THE NFL CAREER LEADER IN TOUCHDOWN PASSES WITH 509. MANNING HAS SHOWN NO SIGNS OF SLOWING DOWN, AND 2015 SHOULD BE ANOTHER BIG SEASON. MATT RYAN THE LEADER OF ONE OF THE LEAGUE'S MOST LETHAL PASSING ATTACKS, MATT RYAN USES PINPOINT ACCURACY AND A RIFLE ARM TO GET THE BALL TO HIS PRO BOWL WIDE RECEIVERS. RYAN WAS GIVEN THE NICKNAME MATTIE ICE FOR HIS ABILITY TO STAY COOL UNDER PRESSURE RADIO - TOUCHDOWN ATLANTA. BOY, GOOD JOB BY MATT RYAN. FOR THE 3RD STRAIGHT SEASON RYAN FINISHED IN THE TOP 5 IN THE NFL IN PASSING YARDS. THE FALCONS HIGH-FLYING OFFENSE WILL BE IN FULL FORCE IN 2015 WITH MATT RYAN UNDER CENTER. JULIO JONES JULIO JONES TURNED THE 2014 INTO HIS COMING OUT PARTY. THE 220 LB. SPEEDSTER RECORDED CAREER HIGHS IN RECEPTIONS AND YARDS, AND SET A FALCONS SINGLE-SEASON RECORD WITH 1,593 YDS. PAIRED WITH RODDY WHITE, THE 2 MAKE ONE OF THE BEST WIDE OUT TANDEMS IN THE NFL. ENTERING HIS 5TH SEASON WITH ATLANTA, JONES WILL TRY TO HELP THE FALCONS REBOUND FROM BACK-TO-BACK LOSING SEASONS. DEMARYIUS THOMAS PEYTON MANNING'S TOP RECEIVER OVER THE LAST 3 SEASONS, DEMARYIUS THOMAS, IS A STAR ON THE RISE. SINCE 2012, THOMAS HAS RECORDED OVER 4,400 RECEIVING YARDS AND 35 TDS. IN 2014 THOMAS GRABBED A CAREER-HIGH 111 RECEPTIONS FOR A FRANCHISE RECORD 1,619 YDS. IN 5 SHORT SEASONS, #88 HAS BECOME ONE OF THE MOST DOMINANT FORCES IN THE NFL. Page 2 of 7 JORDY NELSON THE GREEN BAY PACKERS HAVE BEEN AROUND SINCE 1921. BUT #87, JORDY NELSON, IS THE FIRST PACKER TO RECORD 1,500 RECEIVING YDS. IN A SINGLE SEASON. NELSON, WHO'S HEADING INTO HIS 8TH YEAR IN G.B., HAS SET CAREER HIGHS IN YDS. EACH OF THE LAST 2 SEASONS. THE PACKERS ARE COMING OFF A 12 WIN SEASON, AND ARE LOOKING TO HEAD BACK TO THE NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. LE'VEON BELL IN 2014, LE'VEON BELL SET NUMEROUS FRANCHISE RECORDS IN HIS 2ND SEASON WITH THE STEELERS. THE 240 LB. BELL COMPILED OVER 2,200 YDS. FROM SCRIMMAGE BREAKING A 22 YR. OLD FRANCHISE RECORD. #26 LED ALL RUNNING BACKS IN RECEIVING YARDS IN 2014 WITH OVER 800. IN 2015, BELL WILL LOOK TO HELP THE STEELERS RETURN TO THE SUPER BOWL FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2010. MARSHAWN LYNCH MARSHAWN LYNCH, THE NFL'S 4TH LEADING RUSHER IN 2014, SURPASSED 1,200 YDS. FOR THE 4TH CONSECUTIVE SEASON. A FAN FAVORITE IN SEATTLE. #24 LED THE SEAHAWKS TO THEIR 2ND CONSECUTIVE SUPER BOWL APPEARANCE. COMBINING POWER AND SPEED, LYNCH TOTALED THE LEAGUE-LEADING 17 TDS. IN 2014. LYNCH WILL LOOK TO LEAD SEATTLE TO ITS 3RD STRAIGHT SUPER BOWL. DEMARCO MURRAY DURING THE OFF-SEASON, DEMARCO MURRAY MOVED FROM DALLAS TO THE ARCHRIVAL PHILADELPHIA EAGLES. THE REIGNING OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR, MURRAY RUSHED FOR A COWBOYS SINGLE SEASON RECORD 1,845 YDS. IN 2014. AN ELUSIVE RUNNER, THE SHIFTY MURRAY ADDS ANOTHER DIMENSION TO CHIP KELLY'S HIGH-POWERED OFFENSE. LOOK FOR MURRAY TO HELP THE EAGLES MAKE IT BACK TO THE PLAYOFFS. FITZ AND FLOYD IN THE LAST 2 SEASONS, LARRY FITZGERALD AND MICHAEL FLOYD HAVE COMBINED FOR OVER 3,600 RECEIVING YARDS AND 23 TOUCHDOWNS. FITZGERALD IS THE CARDINALS ALL-TIME LEADER IN RECEIVING YARDS, TOUCHDOWNS AND RECEPTIONS. ARIZONA'S OFFENSE HAS ONE OF THE TALLEST WIDE RECEIVING DUOS IN THE NFL. THIS IS A SURE-HANDED TANDEM THAT HELPS THE REDBIRDS TAKE FLIGHT. BILLS D-LINE LED BY A FEROCIOUS LINE, THE BUFFALO BILLS LOOK TO BUILD ON THEIR 2014 DEFENSIVE SUCCESS. THE UNIT LED THE NFL IN SACKS LAST SEASON AND WAS THE ONLY CLUB TO HAVE 3 PLAYERS WITH A DOUBLE-DIGIT SACK COUNT. THE BILLS DEFENSE ALLOWED UNDER 20 PTS. PER GAME AND WAS 4TH IN THE NFL IN YARDS ALLOWED. BUFFALO'S DEFENSE WILL BE EXCITING TO WATCH IN 2015. Page 3 of 7 RANDALL COBB GREEN BAY'S BEST KEPT SECRET MAY WEAR #18. RANDALL COBB POSSESSES QUICKNESS, STRENGTH, AND THE ABILITY TO MAKE PLAYS WITH DEFENDERS AROUND HIM. ONCE THE BALL IS IN COBB'S HANDS, HE BECOMES A THREAT TO SCORE FROM ANYWHERE ON THE FIELD. IN 2014 COBB WAS 4TH AMONG RECEIVERS IN YARDS AFTER CATCH AND SCORED 12 TOUCHDOWNS. EXPECT RANDALL COBB TO CONTINUE BEING AN IMPACT PLAYER FOR THE G.B. PACKERS. JETS D-LINE THE NEW YORK JETS DEFENSIVE FRONT IS ACTIVE AND AGGRESSIVE. THIS FRONT IS LOADED WITH YOUNG TALENT. LED BY PRO BOWLERS MUHAMMAD WILKERSON AND SHELDON RICHARDSON. BOTH PLAYERS WERE IN THE TOP 15 IN TACKLES FOR DEFENSIVE LINEMEN IN 2014. THE JETS ATTITUDE UPFRONT IS TO ATTACK AND SWARM TO THE FOOTBALL. THIS UNIT LOOKS TO IMPROVE ON THEIR RANKINGS OF 4TH IN THE NFL AGAINST THE RUN AND 6TH IN SACKS. CAM CHANCELLOR SOME CONSIDER CAM CHANCELLOR THE SLEDGEHAMMER OF THE SEATTLE SEAHAWKS LEGEND OF BOOM SECONDARY. A BONE-CHILLING HITTER, CHANCELLOR'S PRESENCE IS INTIMIDATING AND GAME-CHANGING. A PROLIFIC TACKLER, CHANCELLOR IS ALSO GREAT IN ZONE COVERAGE. HE HAS A KNACK FOR FINDING THE BALL AND MAKING PLAYS. CAM CHANCELLOR IS A WINNER. EXPECT NO DIFFERENT IN 2015. ANDREW LUCK SELECTED FIRST OVERALL IN THE 2012 NFL DRAFT BY INDIANAPOLIS, ANDREW LUCK HAS EXCEEDED ALL EXPECTATIONS. HE'S APPEARED IN THE PLAYOFFS EACH YEAR THUS FAR, AVERAGING OVER 4,300 YARDS. PASSING PER SEASON. IN 2014 LUCK LED THE NFL WITH 40 TOUCHDOWN PASSES AND LED INDY TO THE AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. EXPECT ANDREW LUCK TO BE THE CORNERSTONE OF THE COLTS SUCCESS THIS SEASON. JJ WATT 2014 WAS THE YEAR OF THE WATT. A FIRST TEAM ALL-PRO SELECTION AND PRO BOWL CAPTAIN. THE HOUSTON TEXAN PASS RUSHER BECAME THE FIRST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN IN NFL HISTORY TO REGISTER 20-PLUS SACKS IN MULTIPLE SEASONS. WATT WAS ALSO THE FIRST UNANIMOUS A.P. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR. NICKNAMED THE MILKMAN BECAUSE HE ALWAYS DELIVERS. LOOK TO SEE WATT CONTINUE HIS DOMINANT PLAY IN 2015. JUSTIN HOUSTON JUSTIN HOUSTON HAD AN ABSOLUTELY ELECTRIFYING 2014 SEASON FOR THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS. A DEACON JONES AWARD RECIPIENT, RECOGNIZING THE NFL'S SEASON LEADER IN SACKS. HOUSTON HAD 22 QUARTERBACK TAKEDOWNS. HOUSTON WAS SELECTED TO THE PRO BOWL FOR THE 3RD TIME IN HIS CAREER AND Page 4 of 7 ALSO RECEIVED 1ST TEAM ALL PRO RECOGNITION. LOOK FOR HOUSTON TO CONTINUE WREAKING HAVOC ON OPPOSING OFFENSES IN 2015. TERRELL SUGGS THERE ARE FEW PLAYERS IN THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE THAT EXCITE LIKE BALTIMORE RAVENS OUTSIDE LINEBACKER TERRELL SUGGS. SUGGS' 2014 SEASON WAS NO EXCEPTION, NOTCHING 12 SACKS AND 61 COMBINED TACKLES. NICKNAMED T. SIZZLE BY HIS TEAMMATES, SUGGS LEADERSHIP, RELENTLESS PLAY, FUNCTIONAL STRENGTH, AND USE OF SPEED TO POWER MAKE HIM ONE OF THE TOUGHEST PLAYERS TO BLOCK IN THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE. NDAMUKONG SUH ON MARCH 11TH, 2015, THE MIAMI DOLPHINS ANNOUNCED NDAMUKONG SUH AS THE NEWEST OF THEIR FREE AGENT SIGNEES. AFTER 5 SEASONS WITH THE DETROIT LIONS, SUH HAS POSITIONED HIMSELF AS, ARGUABLY, THE BEST DEFENSIVE TACKLE IN THE NFL. IN 2014, SUH RECEIVED PRO BOWL RECOGNITION FOR THE 4TH TIME. HE ALSO COLLECTED 8-1/2 SACKS; A COMBINED TOTAL 53 TACKLES AND 3 PASS DEFLECTIONS.
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