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Bonner Is Master of Arena League Los Angeles Times: Bonner is master of Arena league http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-bonner11jun11,1,2968837,print.sto... http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-bonner11jun11,1,5583206.story?coll=la-headlines-sports From the Los Angeles Times Bonner is master of Arena league After 14 seasons, Arizona Rattlers quarterback is considering retiring, but his name is unmistakable, at least when it comes to the league's postseason records. By Sam Farmer Times Staff Writer June 11, 2007 PHOENIX — Arizona Rattlers quarterback Sherdrick Bonner is the Arena Football League's equivalent of Dan Marino. In 14 seasons, the former Cal State Northridge passer has thrown for 40,979 yards and 829 touchdowns, and is among the most popular players in league history. Still, he suffers one indignity: Just about everyone fumbles the name Sherdrick. "It happened today on a conference call with ESPN," said Bonner, whose first name is pronounced Cedric, despite its spelling. "It doesn't really bother me; there are a lot worse things somebody could call me. Anyway, if people don't know it by now, there's no sense trying to correct them." That's because Bonner's last home game could be tonight, against the Avengers. After 14 seasons in the AFL, and a brief stint in the NFL, Bonner is considering calling it a career. He plans to talk things over with his wife this off-season before making a final decision. If he does step aside, it will be the end of an era, one that started with his paying $ 15 for a tryout; living through lean years when his off-season included jobs as a telemarketer, a factory worker packaging nuts and bolts, and selling Phoenix Suns tickets; and eventually becoming one of the league's elite six-figure-salary players. "He's been the face of this franchise for a long time," Rattlers Coach Gene Nudo said of Bonner, 38, who joined the club in its second season and owns the league record for longevity with a single franchise. Among Bonner's other accomplishments, he owns virtually all the league's postseason passing marks, including 6,761 yards passing and 127 touchdown passes. Even competitors feel compelled to applaud what he has done. "His knowledge of the game is unsurpassed," said Casey Wasserman, owner of the Avengers. "If he's not in a class by himself, he's up there with two or three guys in the history of the league." Bonner, whose status tonight is unclear because of a nasty hip pointer, has been through more than his share of ups and downs with the Rattlers. They were once the AFL's model franchise, regularly ranking near the top of the league in attendance and twice winning ArenaBowl titles. The crowds have been smaller in recent years, however, for various reasons. First, the Rattlers aren't as good; they're 4-10 this season, the second-worst record among the league's 19 teams. Second, the decision to move the season from the summer to the spring didn't help them, because part of the appeal of a Rattlers home game was escaping the blistering heat. And third, in its early years, the franchise didn't have to compete for fan interest with the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes (began play in 1996), WNBA's Mercury (1997) or Major League Baseball's Diamondbacks (1998). The landscape has changed a lot more than Bonner. He remains remarkably consistent, despite losing his four best receivers to season-ending injuries. He has completed 63.5% of his passes and has a 117.4 rating, among the best numbers of his career, and in April had a performance that his coaches still can't quite believe. In an 83-69 victory over the Utah Blaze, he put up n umbers that were downright silly: 17 of 19 for 348 yards, nine touchdowns and no interceptions. "That included a dropped ball," Nudo said. "It was basically perfection." And it went largely unnoticed. Bonner says he's frequently recognized in Phoenix — he's distinctive at 6 feet 4, 240 pounds with ice-blue eyes — but not often elsewhere. He and his wife, Lindsay, spend the off-season in Lakewood, Colo. "Anonymity can be a great thing," he said. At Northridge, Bonner was anything but another face in the crowd. Not only was he the football team's two-time captain and most valuable player on offense, he also played basketball and volleyball and was a 7-foot high jumper on the track team. He flirted with the notion of playing baseball — as he did at Azusa High — but Northridge's coach thought he was spread too thin. Bonner didn't play volleyball until college, and that began as merely a hobby. He played for his fraternity, and tried out for the school team only on a whim. Northridge was ranked among the top 10 volleyball teams in the nation at the time. "Before that, he'd never played volleyball in his life, and at one point we were ranked third in the country," recalled Coley Kyman, who played college volleyball and football with Bonner. "He wasn't playing all the time, but he was definitely getting in the game for a point here or there, big 1 of 2 6/11/2007 9:23 AM Los Angeles Times: Bonner is master of Arena league http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-bonner11jun11,1,2968837,print.sto... points when we needed a block. Once, we went on a road trip, and the coach took Sherdrick over a guy who was on scholarship and had been on the team for two years. It was his ability to be a leader and his understanding of team concepts." Rattlers supporters are so comfortable around the gregarious "Sed," they talk to him as if he's a close friend. He's known for sticking around for more than an hour after games, so he can sign every last autograph. He once did so on crutches, having suffered a broken leg in the third quarter. He lets little kids carry his helmet, and he often addresses longtime fans by their first names. His surroundings on a typical weekday are just as modest as he is. Although they play at US Airways Center, the same place as the Suns, the Rattlers practice in the parking lot of the outdated Veterans Memorial Stadium. That doubles as the state fairgrounds, so their practice field is flecked with hay and lined with shuttered trailers advertising hot dogs, popcorn and margaritas. Behind one end zone, a massive umbrella provides shade for the five onlookers, two of them young kids, who showed up to watch a recent morning workout. The best-paid AFL players typically earn about $175,000 a season, although the collective bargaining agreement protects players from having their salary figures released. Even though that's a fraction of what most third-string NFL quarterbacks make, Bonner, for one, isn't complaining. Besides, he has had a taste of the NFL. He was a reserve with the Atlanta Falcons when they went to the Super Bowl in 1998 — accounting for his only significant hiatus from the Rattlers — and also had brief stints with Miami, Arizona and San Diego. The AFL takes pride in the fact it's nothing like the NFL. Yet several players have made the step up, none more successfully than former NFL most valuable player and Super Bowl-winning quarterback Kurt Warner. Now, Warner is playing in the same city as Bonner, backing up Matt Leinart with the Arizona Cardinals. "Am I surprised from a talent standpoint that more Arena guys haven't surfaced in the NFL? Definitely," Warner said. "There are some unique athletes in that business who can do some great things." Warner said Bonner is "more of a prototypical, NFL-style quarterback than a lot of guys in that league." "Some guys move around, make plays, can make people miss and have the ability to make the throws on a smaller field," Warner said. "But he had the ability to make all the throws on the big field." Small field? Small-time feel? Those things don't seem to bother Bonner. "I really love this league," he said. "I can't put my finger on it. But as a quarterback, what's not to love? "I've been blessed." He also can rest easy in that, even though people mispronounce his name, they certainly won't forget it. [email protected] If you want other stories on this topic, search the Archives at latimes.com/archives. Article licensing and reprint options Copyright 2007 Los Angeles Times | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service Home Delivery | Advertise | Archives | Contact | Site Map | Help PARTNERS: 2 of 2 6/11/2007 9:23 AM.
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