APBA 2015 Football Game Card Set The following players comprise the 2015 season APBA Football Player Card Set. The regular starters at each position are listed first and should be used most frequently. Realistic use of the players below will generate statistical results remarkably similar to those from real life.

IMPORTANT: When a Red "K" appears in the R-column as the result on any kind of running play from scrimmage or on any return, roll the dice again, refer to the K-column, and use the number there for the result. When a player has a "K" in his R-column, he can never be used for kicking or punting. If the symbol "F-K" or "F-P" appears on a players card, it means that you use the K or P column when he recovers a fumble.

ALABAMA CLEMSON OFFENSE OFFENSE Wide Receiver: Calvin Ridley DEFENSE Wide Receiver:Hunter Renfrow TC OC DEFENSE ArDarius Stewart OC End: A'Shawn Robinson Artavis Scott TA OA End: Kevin Dodd Richard Mullaney TC OC Jonathan Allen Charone Peake Shaq Lawson Daylon Charlot Jarran Reed Germone Hopper TB Austin Bryant Robert Foster Dalvin Tomlinson Ray-Ray McCloud TC OC Dane Rogers Cam Sims D.J. Pettway Trevion Thompson Martin Aiken Parker Barrineau Da'Shawn Hand Deon Cain Tackle: Carlos Watkins Chris Black OC Nose Tackle: Darren Lake Adrien Dunn D.J. Reader Derek Kief Daron Payne Seth Ryan Christian Wilkins Tackle: Cam Robinson Josh Frazier Jordan Bianchi Scott Pagano Dominick Jackson Outside Linebackers: Dillon Lee Sean Mac Lain Roderick Byers Lester Cotton Denzel Devall Tackle: Mitch Hyatt Jabril Robinson Korren Kirven Rashaan Evans Joe Gore Albert Huggins Will Davis Tim Williams Taylor Hearn Outside Linebackers:Travis Blanks Guard: Ross Pierschbacher Christian Miller Jake Fruhmorgen Ben Boulware Alphonse Taylor Keaton Anderson William Cockerill Dorian O'Daniel Dallas Warmack Inside Linebackers: Reggie Ragland Daniel Stone Jalen Williams Bradley Bozeman Reuben Foster Guard: Eric Mac Lain Judah Davis Center: Ryan Kelly Keith Holcombe TC Tyrone Crowder J.D. Davis J.C. Hassenauer Shaun Hamilton Harrison Tucker (OL) T.J. Burrell Cole Mazza Cornerback: Marlon Humphrey OC Maverick Morris Middle Linebacker:B.J. Goodson Alex Harrelson Cyrus Jones TA TB OC Justin Falcinelli Kendall Joseph Tight End: O.J. Howard Minkah Fitzpatrick TC Center: Jay Guillermo Chad Smith (T-2) Ty Flournoy-Smith OC Bradley Sylve Ryan Norton (G) Cornerback: Mackensie Alexander Brandon Greene Tony Brown OC Zach Riggs Cordrea Tankersley Hale Hentges OC Maurice Smith Jim Brown Strong Safety: Adrian Baker Quarterback: Jake Coker Blaine Anderson David Estes Free Safety: Ryan Carter Cooper Bateman Strong Safety: Eddie Jackson Tight End: Jordan Leggett TC Mark Fields Alec Morris Ronnie Harrison TC Garrett Williams Marcus Edmond Halfback: Derrick Henry Shawn Burgess-Becker Cannon Smith Cameron Scott Kenyan Drake OA Free Safety: Geno Smith Stanton Seckinger Strong Safety: Jayron Kearse EB/Fullback: Damien Harris OB Jabriel Washington Milan Richard OC Jadar Johnson TC Derrick Gore Laurence "Hootie" Jones D.J. Greenlee Korrin Wiggins Ronnie Clark Jay Jay McCullough Beau Brown ET/Fullback: Michael Nysewander OC Quarterback: Deshaun Watson PB Free Safety: T.J. Green Dakota Ball Kelly Bryant Van Smith Bo Scarbrough Nick Schuessler Jefferie Gibson Adam Griffith KA KO-A Halfback: Wayne Gallman JK Scott PA KB KO-B Zac Brooks OC C.J. Fuller OB C.J. Davidson Tyshon Dye Fullback: Andy Teasdall PA Greg Huegel PB KA KO-B Ammon Lakip KB KO-A

For teams that employ the "read/option" concept as part of their standard offense, the quarterback can also be used as a runner on the outside running play . (similar to a halfback or fullback). Examples of these teams include 2013 Seattle, 2013 Auburn and many other college football teams.

The issue is the “Jet Sweep” (slot receiver goes in motion and receives handoff from quarterback), this play is not a trick play but a designed outside run. If a WR had 10 or more runs in a season, he will be graded (EB/HB). APBA considers the “Jet Sweep” (receiver in motion receiving handoff from quarterback) to be graded an outside run and not a trick play. To accomplish this play, certain receivers will receive the (EB/HB)