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Broncos Du Beaujolais T Dossier spécial Saison IV Saison V ETFL, chapitre cinq. La League est repartie pour de nouvelles Réponse dans quinze journées. aventures. Après avoir hébergé 28 En Gold League, les Senators tenteront de formations durant la défunte saison, elle ne remettre le couvert mais les coaches des mettra aux prises que 26 franchises. La autres formations commencent à prendre qualité du spectacle offert n’en souffrira de la bouteille et mettront tout en œuvre certainement pas. pour rejoindre la Gold League. En Gold League, les Poilus seront hyper- favoris pour leur succession. Et les Frogs joueront à nouveau le rôle de l’outsider Dany Wilquin & Olivier Karquel numéro un. Les hommes de Pascal Prola ETFL Commissioners signeront-ils un doublé historique ? Gold League Sun Conference Red Division Yellow Division Poilus de Lisbonne Monaco Dolphins Centurions de Lyon Paris Musketeers Vallachia’s Vampires Dragons de Genève Inverness Highlanders London Warriors Moon Conference Blue Division Green Division Bolcheviks of Moscow Bourges Frogs Eindhoven Destroyers Edimburg Claymors Princes de Bourges Viking Reykjavik Pittbulls de Liège Fighting Gnomes of Versoix Silver Conference Storm Division Thunder Division Brussels Senators Berlin Panthers Istambul Elephants Perpignan Minotaurs Tournai Phoenix Argonautes de Stockholm Zagreb Wild Boars Broncos du Beaujolais Madrid Inquisitors Lacanau Sharks S Poilus de Lisbonne R Roster Coach: Pascal Prola Pst Nom Age QB Scott Covington 4 Players out: Jeremy Brigham (TE/FA), QB Drew Brees 3 Ike Charlton (DB/ret), Rob Hart (K/FA), K Brent Slaton 1 Ben Hiff (DL/FA), J.P. Machado (OL/ret), K Silvio Diliberto 2 Shannon Money (OL/FA), Shaun O’Hara TE Ken Dilger 4 (OL/FA), Jeff Paulk (RB/FA), Dwight TE Travon Magee 1 Stone (WR/FA), Deshea Townsend OL Lashaun Mack 3 (DB/FA), Jordan Younger (DB/FA) OL Max Straks 1 OL Mike Flynn 3 Players in: Shawn Andrews (OL/R), Tim OL Craig Warren 4 Burrough (RB/R), Kelly Butler (OL/R), OL Bennie Anderson 2 Akil Grant (DB/R), Adrian Jones (OL/R), OL Shawn Andrews 1 Kelvin Kight (WR/R), Travon Magee OL Chris Smith 2 (TE/R), Brent Slaton (K/R), Max Straks OL Kelly Butler 1 (OL/R), Quintin Williams (DB), Renaldo OL Adrian Jones 1 Works (RB/R) RB Sean Bennett 4 RB Tony Carter 3 Age average: 2,55 RB Renaldo Works 1 RB Tim Burrough 1 WR Chad Johnson 3 Offensive level: ☺☺☺☺☺ WR Reggie Wayne 3 WR Ron Dugans 4 Defensive level: ☺☺☺☺☺ WR Kelvin Kight 1 DL Jeremy Staat 4 Last season record: 1,000 DL Leonardo Carson 3 DL Aaron Kampman 2 Comment: DL Albert Haynesworth 2 DL Kevin Henry 3 Ne tournons pas autour du pot : les Poilus DL Tim Bowens 4 sont archi-favoris pour leur propre LB Edward Reese 3 succession. Après trois années d’attente, LB Tim Terry 3 les Portugais ont décroché la timbale et LB Carlos Polk 3 affirment que ce n’est qu’un début. Or, la LB Cornelius Anthony 3 bande à Pascal Prola à réellement les LB Dan Morgan 3 moyens de ses ambitions : une ligne DB Donald Mitchell 3 d’attaque qui ressemble comme deux DB Tay Cody 3 DB Floyd Young 4 gouttes d’eau à un bulldozer et une défense DB Akil Grant 1 en béton armé. Et une série, toujours en DB Aric Morris 4 cours, de quinze matches sans défaite… DB Quintin Williams 1 . S Centurions de Lyon R Roster Coach: Laurent Lafargue Pst Nom Age QB Quincy Carter 3 Players out: Tim Brown (WR/FA), QB Jeff Kelly 2 Anthony Cesario (OL/FA), Dan Collins K Peter Elezovic 2 (OL/ret), Jamal Duff (DL/FA), Norman TE Jabari Holloway 3 Miller (RB/FA), Mike Rucker (RB/FA), TE Leo Stephens 2 Jason Starkey (OL/FA), Willy Tate OL Newell Matavao 2 (TE/FA), Dewayne Washington (DB/FA) OL Trey Darilek 1 OL Josh Parrish 1 Players in: Keary Colbert (WR/R), Trey OL Danny Young 1 Darilek (OL/R), Adimchinobe Echemandu OL Joey Chustz 3 (RB/R), Trent Gamble (DB/FA), Charles OL Shawn Draper 3 Grant (DL/FA), Derrick Knight (RB/R), OL Jeff McCurlay 3 Josh Parrish (OL/R), Leo Stephens OL Marques Sullivan 3 (TE/FA), Danny Young (OL/R) RB Derrick Knight 1 RB Adimchinobe Echemandu 1 Age average: 2,65 RB Michael Bennett 3 RB James Jackson 3 WR Patrick Johnson 2 Offensive level: ☺ WR Vinny Sutherland 3 WR Davis Terrell 3 Defensive level: ☺☺ WR Keary Colbert 1 WR Bobby Newcombe 3 Last season record: 0,500 DL Deangelo Lloyd 3 DL Steve Warden 4 Comment: DL Charles Hill 2 DL Charles Grant 3 Au début de la défunte saison, tout le DL Grady Jackson 5 monde pensait que les Centurions se DL Kenny Holmes 2 feraient manger tout cru. Résultats : les DL Jamal Reynolds 3 Lyonnais ont décroché une place en LB Brandon Southward 5 playoffs. Cette année, sur le papier, la LB Kris Micheaux 3 phalange française ne vaut guère mieux. LB Kevin Nagle 3 Dès lors, que penser ? Sans doute que les LB Canute Curtis 4 Centurions peuvent remettre ça puisque LB Roshaun Matthews 2 Laurent Lafargue n’a pas vraiment DB Pig Prather 3 bouleversé sont effectif. De plus, face aux DB Eric Johnson 2 DB Dwayne Goodrich 4 Highlanders et aux Vampires, les Français DB Trent Gamble 4 ont une belle carte à jouer. Déjoueront-ils à DB Eric Warfield 2 nouveau tous les pronostics ? Réponse sur DB Harold Blackmon 3 le terrain. S Vallachia’s Vampires R Roster Coach: Blaise Leseultre Pst Nom Age QB Chris Redman 4 Players out: Michael Boireau (DL/FA), QB Stoney Case 3 Derrick Burgess (DL/FA), Felipe K Josh Miller 2 Clayborooks (DL/FA), Chris Dalman TE Justin Snow 3 (OL/ret), Hodges Mitchell (RB/FA), Andre TE Ben Hartsock 1 O’Neal (LB/ret), Phil Ostrowski (OL/ret), OL Char-Ron Dorsey 3 Lorrie Paxton (LB/FA), Mike Pringley OL Dan Vili Waldop 1 (DL/FA), Jeff Thomason (TE/ret) OL Lamar Bryant 1 OL Cosey Coleman 3 Players in: Tim Anderson (DL/R), Lamar OL Kelly Gregg 2 Bryant (OL/R), Brooks Daniels (LB/R), OL Leander Jordan 2 Ben Hartsock (TE/R), Julius Jones (RB/R), OL Tim Grunhard 5 Tommy Kelly (DL/R), Bobby McCray OL Will Shields 4 (DL/R), Constantin Ritzman (DL/R), OL Matt Light 2 Andre Sommersell (LB/R), Dan Vili RB Chad Dukes 4 Waldop (O/R) RB Brennan Ochs 2 RB Marlion Jackson 3 Age average: 2,50 RB Julius Jones 1 WR Chris Oliver 2 WR Koren Robinson 2 Offensive level: ☺ WR R. Jay Soward 2 WR Kevin R. Williams 3 Defensive level: ☺☺☺ DL Tim Anderson 1 DL Damione Lewis 3 Last season record: 0,417 DL Constantin Ritzman 1 DL Bobby McCray 1 Comment: DL Jamal Williams 3 DL Tommy Kelly 1 Contre toute attente, les Vampires sortent LB Andre Sommersell 1 d’une saison en tous points réussie avec LB John Abraham 3 une participation aux playoffs en point LB Derrick Walker 2 d’orgue. Les Roumains sont-ils capables LB Jamir Miller 2 de rééditer cet exploit ? P’têt que oui, p’têt LB Brooks Daniels 1 que non. Leur attaque ne devrait pas briller DB George Coghill 5 par sa puissance mais leur ligne défensive DB Chad Cota 6 semble solide. Il faudra quand même DB Jimmy Wyrick 2 DB Robert Tate 2 passer sur le corps des Highlanders et des DB Brandon McLemore 5 Centurions, derrière les inabordables DB Coby Rhinehart 3 Poilus, pour espérer être à nouveau de la DB Zack Bronson 3 fête. S Inverness Highlanders R Roster Coach: Fred Abrassart Pst Nom Age QB Philip Rivers 1 Players out: Lelan Brickus (DB/ret), QB Marc Bulger 2 Kevin Faulk (RB/Ret), Brian Finneran K Jaret Holmes 2 (WR/FA), Carlos Fowler (FL/FA), Aaron TE James Whalen 2 Glenn (DB/FA), Tony Graziani (QB/FA), TE Arther Love 3 Chris Jones (LB/FA), Matt LaBounty OL Ross Verba 6 (DL/FA), Tony MacKenzie (OL/FA), Troy OL David Binn 2 Pelshak (LB/Ret), Christian Peter OL Casey Rabach 3 (DL/FA), Barrett Robbins (OL/FA), OL Jarvis Borum 3 Tyrone Williams (DB/FA) OL Matt Lehr 3 OL Mike Rosenthal 2 Players in: Philip Alexis (RB/R), Colby OL Travis Scott 2 Bockwoldt (LB/R), Clarence Farmer RB James Mungro 2 (RB/R), Michael Jolivette (DB/R), Mike RB Clarence Farmer 1 Labinjo (LB/R), Christian Morton (DB/R), RB Rich Alexis 1 Dexter Reid (DB/R), Philip Rivers (QB/R), RB Jesse Chatman 2 Roderick Royal (LB/R), Isaac Sopoaga RB Antowain Smith 4 (DL/R), Derrick Strait (DB/R), Ross Verba WR Koren Robinson 3 (OL/FA), Coery Williams (DL/R) WR Sylvester Morris 2 WR David Martin 3 DL Esera Tuaolo 5 Age average: 2,35 DL Jason Fisk 2 DL Isaac Sopoaga 1 Offensive level: ☺☺☺ DL Kenyon Coleman 3 DL Coery Williams 1 Defensive level: ☺ DL Brady McDonnell 3 LB Roderick Royal 1 Last season record: 0,250 LB Colby Bockwoldt 1 LB Edgerton Hartwell 3 Comment: LB Rick Crowell 3 LB Mike Labinjo 1 Depuis le début de leur histoire, les LB Ryan Phillips 3 Highlanders ont tendance à suivre une LB Travian Smith 4 courbe descendante. Après avoir échappé DB Derrick Strait 1 de peu au voyage pour la Silver League, DB Christian Morton 1 les hommes de Fred Abrassart veulent DB Eric Vance 4 DB Libarius Jennings 3 repartir du bon pied. Le grand gourou DB Dexter Reid 1 d’Inverness a remplacé un tiers de son DB Michael Jolivette 1 effectif, se séparant notamment de Faulk et DB Andre Dyson 3 de Finneran.
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