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2008 RESULTS

Monday, March 3 W, 61-49 Sunday, March 9 W, 66-63 Saturday, March 15 at W, 59-57 Friday, March 21 at New Orleans VooDoo L, 24-63 BYE WEEK Saturday, April 5 at L, 51-58 Friday, April 11 L, 66-69 Saturday, April 19 at Avengers W, 83-69 Saturday, April 26 at New York Dragons L, 39-56 Friday, May 2 W, 67-55 Friday, May 9 W, 43-62 Saturday, May 17 at Colorado Crush W, 50-46 Friday, May 23 at L, 48-58 Saturday, May 31 DALLAS DESPERADOS L, 52-68 Saturday, June 7 W, 65-44 Saturday, June 14 at Philadelphia Soul L, 61-62 Saturday, June 21 COLUMBUS DESTROYERS W, 47-35

PLAYOFFS Monday, June 30 ORLANDO PREDATORS (Wild Card) W, 69-66 Monday, July 7 at Force (Divisional) W, 73-70 Saturday, July 12 at Philadelphia Soul (Conf. Champ) L, 35-70

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ORGANIZATION OWNERSHIP - JIM FERRARO ...... 4 PRESIDENT - BERNIE KOSAR ...... 4 HEAD COACH MIKE WILPOLT...... 5 COACHING STAFF ...... 5 STAFF DIRECTORY ...... 6 AFL LEAGUE DIRECTORY ...... 6 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER...... 7 NUMERICAL ROSTER ...... 7 TRANSACTIONS ...... 8

2008 REVIEW 2008 FINAL STANDINGS ...... 10 SEASON REVIEW ...... 11 REGULAR SEASON NEWS & NOTES ...... 12 POSTSEASON NEWS & NOTES...... 19 PLAYER BIOS ...... 21 WAIVED OR RELEASED PLAYERS...... 43 PARTICIPATION CHART ...... 48 STARTING LINEUPS ...... 48 FINAL REGULAR SEASON STATS ...... 49 FINAL POSTSEASON STATS ...... 50 FINAL REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATS ...... 51 FINAL POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATS ...... 52 TOP OFFENSIVE PERFORMANCES ...... 53 2008 SINGLE-GAME HIGHS ...... 54 2008 RECORD WHEN ...... 55 PLAYER OF THE GAME ...... 55 DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME ...... 56 2008 GAME RESULTS ...... 57

HISTORY FRANCHISE HISTORY ...... 68 ALL-TIME AWARD WINNERS ...... 68 ALL-TIME ROSTER ...... 69 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS ...... 70 ALL-TIME ATTENDANCE / RECORDS ...... 71 THE LAST TIME ...... 71 ALL-TIME VS. AFL ...... 72

RECORDS REGULAR SEASON INDIVIDUAL ...... 74 POSTSEASON INDIVIDUAL ...... 77 POSTSEASON TEAM ...... 78

Editor-in-Chief: Phil Tesar Layout and Design: Phil Tesar Contributing Editor: John Hepp, Bill Lawrence, Mark Gorenc, Carl Crennel II Statistical Information: Elias Sports Bureau

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JIM FERRARO - Owner BERNIE KOSAR - President

Longtime trial lawyer Jim Ferraro purchased the One of the most prolifi c in League’s New Jersey franchise in 2000, and relocated the history, minority owner Bernie Kosar will lead the Gladiators in team to Las Vegas in December of 2002. Following the 2007 their inaugural season, serving as President and CEO. Kosar will season, Ferarro, along with new business partner Bernie Kosar, oversee the football operations aspect of the team, as well as a relocated the Gladiators to Cleveland. The 2008 season marks variety of strategic marketing opportunities. Ferraro’s eighth season in the . Born in Youngstown, Ohio, Kosar was a Parade Magazine All- Mr. Ferraro is President of The Ferraro Law Firm based in player as a senior in 1981 at Boardman High and a founding owner of the Cleveland-based fi rm Kelley School. Kosar continued his education and football career at the & Ferraro, LLP. Mr. Ferraro has fashioned his law practices in University of Miami, leading the Hurricanes to the school’s fi rst the areas of product liability, wrongful death, catastrophic personal injury and medical football national championship in 1983, while being named MVP malpractice. He has specialized in asbestos litigation for over 15 years and currently of the . represents more than 40,000 asbestos victims. Kosar enjoyed a 12-year NFL career, spending time with the Browns, and In 1997, Mr. Ferraro was one of ten fi nalists for Trial Lawyer of the Year. Mr. Ferraro the . After being selected by the Browns in the 1985 NFL supplemental invested his money and more than 10 years of his time to win the fi rst-ever verdict in the draft, Kosar made an immediate impact with the Browns, starting in 10 games in ’85 world against a chemical company for causing a birth defect. In Castillo v. E.I. DuPont de season. He guided the Browns to an 8-8 record and a playoff birth; just one season after Nemours and Company, the manufacturer of the fungicide Benlate, Mr. Ferarro proved that the franchise suffered a 5-11 record. DuPont produced a chemical that caused severe microphthalmia (a defect that causes infants to be born without eyes). The 1996 trial resulted in a $4 million verdict, was covered As a full-time starter in 1986 season, Kosar established himself as one of the premier in its entirety on Court TV and received worldwide attention. quarterbacks in the NFL. In just his second season, Kosar threw for 3,854 yards and fi nished second in the league with 310 completions, leading the Browns to a 12-4 record Mr. Ferraro has negotiated settlements totaling close to $1 billion. Mr. Ferraro is also a and a top seed in the AFC playoffs. Kosar threw for a playoff-record 489 yards in a 23-20 Certifi ed Public Accountant and taught Accounting at the University of Miami while in law double overtime victory over the . The Browns eventually fell to the Denver school. He is a member of the , New York, Massachusetts and Ohio Bars; American Broncos a week later in the AFC championship game. Bar Association, Florida Institute of Certifi ed Public Accountants; Association of Trial Lawyers of America; Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers, Florida State Coordinator for Trial Kosar saw his fi nest statistical season as a professional in 1987. That year, he completed 62 Lawyers for Public Justice; and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. percent of his passes (241-of-389) for 3,033 yards, threw for a career-high 22 and tallied a career-best 95.4 rating. A native of Greenwich, Connecticut, Mr. Ferraro graduated from the University of Miami with a Bachelor of Business Administration in 1978 and a Master of Science in Accounting In 1993, Kosar signed a one-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys. He appeared in four in 1979. He also received his law degree from the University of Miami School of Law in games with the Champion Cowboys, completing 36-of-63 passes for 410 yards 1983. and three touchdowns. Kosar spent the fi nal three seasons of his career with the Miami Dolphins. Mr. Ferraro is a member of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem Knights of Malta. He was a recipient of the prestigious Ellis Island Medal of Honor in May 2001 in the same class For his career, Kosar threw for 23,301 yards, 124 touchdowns and fi nished with an 81.8 as former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Yankees great Yogi Berra. Mr. Ferraro quarterback rating. In 1986 he led the NFL with a 1.9% ratio, establishing is a Trustee of the William J. Clinton Presidential Foundation and serves on the Board of his hallmark for accuracy as a passer and holds the NFL record set in 1991 for the most Directors for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Florida. consecutive passes without an interception at 308

Personally, Kosar serves as Honorary Chairman of the Paula and Anthony Rich Center for the Study and Treatment of Autism at Youngstown State University and he is Trustee of The Bernie J. Kosar Charitable Trust. The trust allows him to assist in research and treatment of medical problems affecting young people.

In addition to overseeing the activities of a dozen corporations representing his diversifi ed business and charitable interests, Kosar is currently President of BJK L.L.C., a real estate investment company that purchases and develops land. In addition, he opened “Bernie Kosar’s Steakhouse” in South Miami.

PAGE 4 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide MIKE WILPOLT - Head Coach

Mike Wilpolt will enter his second season as the head coach of the Cleveland Gladiators in 2009. One of the premier defensive minds in the Arena Football League, was named head coach of the Las Vegas Gladiators on September 9, 2007. Wilpolt made the transition to Cleveland with the team, and led the Cleveland Gladiators in their inaugural season of AFL action in 2008.

Wilpolt guided the Gladiators to a 9-7 regular season fi nish and the franchise’s fi rst playoff berth since 2003 (Las Vegas Gladiators). After winning the wild card and divisional round games, the Gladiators advanced to the National Conference Championship game in Philadelphia, where they lost to the Soul. Under his tutelage, the Gladiators posted one of the fi nest turnarounds in AFL history.

For his efforts, Wilpolt became the fi rst coach in franchise history to be named the AFL’s Coach of the Year.

Prior to Cleveland, Wilpolt spent three seasons as the defensive coordinator with the . In 2007, his defense ranked fi fth in the league in rushing yards allowed with 231 and tied for third with an average of two yards per carry. The defense fi nished 10th with 848 yards

In 2006, the Avengers fi nished second in the AFL in defensive scoring percentage, allowing opponents to score on just 63.6 percent on their possessions. L.A. also ranked second in (22) and quarterback sacks (23). ALL-TIME AFL COACH OF THE YEAR HONOREES

Prior to joining the Avengers, Wilpolt dramatically turned around the fortunes of the Firebirds. He took over as SEASON COACH TEAM the head coach of the Firebirds in March of 2004, after the team lost its fi rst fi ve games under the direction of Steve 2008 Mike Wilpolt Cleveland Gladiators DeBerg. Wilpolt responded immediately by leading Indiana to six consecutive victories and into playoff contention. 2007 The Firebirds ended the 2004 season at 8-8, giving Wilpolt an 8-3 record and establishing him as a fi nalist for the AFL's 2006 Will McClay Dallas Desperados «Coach of the Year» award. 2005 Doug Plank* Georgia Force 2004 New Orleans VooDoo Before assuming the reigns in Indiana, Wilpolt was the team's defensive coordinator for the previous three seasons. 2003 New York Dragons He continued in that role in 2004, which was his sixth year with the Firebirds, and also coached the defensive backs. 2002 Darren Arbet San Jose SaberCats 2001 In 1999, when the Firebird franchise was still in Albany, Wilpolt was the special teams coordinator and helped the 2000 Darren Arbet San Jose SaberCats Firebirds capture the world championship at ArenaBowl XIII. The following season, he was promoted to defensive 1999 coordinator. 1998 Tim Marcum Tampa Bay Storm 1997 Eddie Khayat Wilpolt played four years in the AFL with the (1992), Las Vegas Sting (1994-95) and Anaheim Piranhas 1996 John Gregory (1996). During his stint with Anaheim, he established a since-broken league record with 16 tackles in a single game. 1995 John Gregory* Iowa Barnstormers 1994 Orlando Predators Wilpolt was a two-sport athlete at Mesa State College (Grand Junction, Colo.). On the gridiron, he was a three-year 1993 starter as a . Wilpolt was named to the All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference team two times. As a 1992 Perry Moss Orlando Predators senior in 1991, he was an NAIA All-America selection and earned the school's «Scholar Athlete of the Year» award. 1991 * Tampa Bay Storm Wilpolt originally went to Mesa State on a wrestling scholarship and was a national qualifi er in both of the seasons he 1990 * competed in for the Mavericks (1988-89). 1989 Vito “Babe” Parilli Denver Dynamite 1988 Perry Moss* After concluding his playing career in the AFL, he returned to Mesa State to begin his coaching career, tutoring the 1987 Tim Marcum* Denver Dynamite defensive backs in 1998. * AFL fi rst-year head coach

A native of Broomfi eld, Colo., Wilpolt was born on Jan. 4, 1968. He and his wife, Deseree, Rylie.

Offensive Coordinator Line Coach WR/DB & Special Teams Brian Partlow Willie Wood Jr.

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STAFF DIRECTORY MEDICAL STAFF EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT Scott E. Singer, MD, MPH ...... Team Physician Jim Ferraro ...... Owner Donald Goodfellow, MD ...... Team Orthopedic Surgeon Bernie Kosar ...... President Matthew Levy, MD ...... Team Orthopedic Surgeon Mike Levy ...... General Manager / COO Michael Retino, DO ...... Team Orthopedic Surgeon William Saar, MD ...... Team Orthopedic Surgeon FOOTBALL OPERATIONS Scott Zimmer, MD ...... Team Orthopedic Surgeon Mike Wilpolt ...... Head Coach Noel Abood, DC ...... Team Sports Chiropractor Brian Partlow ...... Tim Keyes, DC ...... Team Sports Chiropractor Lee Johnson ...... Offensive / Defensive Line Todd Russell, DDS ...... Team Dentist Willie Wood Jr...... WR / DB & Special Teams Mike Lynch, DDS ...... Team Dentist Chris Hauler, Med., ATC ...... Head Athletic Trainer Anthony Trem, MPT ...... Sports Physical Therapist TEAM HEADQUARTERS Tim Doggett ...... Head Equipment Manager 631 Huron Rd. Giovani Di Siena ...... Equipment, Assistant Cleveland, Ohio 44115 Phil Tesar ...... Director of Communications / Travel Coordinator PH: 216.685.9000 Matt Carlson ...... Video Coordinator FX: 216.685.9002 www.clevelandgladiators.com COMMUNICATIONS Phil Tesar ...... Director of Communications FOOTBALL OPERATIONS HEADQUARTERS Carl Crennel II ...... Director of Community Relations MultiPlex Events & Sports Center, Located at THE WORD CHURCH Mike Case ...... Radio Broadcaster 18909 South Miles Rd. Hanford Dixon ...... Radio Broadcaster Warrensville Heights, Ohio 44128 Tom Cammett ...... Team Photographer Phone: 216.662.9820 Fax: 216.662.9821 SALES & ADMINISTRATION Jaclyn Thuener ...... Director of Administration ARENA ADDRESS George Manias ...... Director of Corporate Sales Quicken Loans Arena Brooke Novak ...... Manager, Client Services One Center Court Chris Tipton ...... Manager, Ticket Sales Cleveland, Ohio 44115 Brooke Novak ...... Manager, Client Services 216.420.2000 Mark Gorenc ...... Account Executive www.theqarena.com Bill Lawrence ...... Account Executive Lee Tate ...... Account Executive GENERAL TEAM INFORMATION Yao Williams ...... Account Executive Team Colors ...... Red, Black, Gray Alignment ...... National Conference - Eastern Division MARKETING & GAME OPERATIONS Home Arena ...... Quicken Loans Arena John Adams ...... Director of Marketing & Game Operations Flagship Radio ...... ESPN 850 WNKR (Good Karma Broadcasting) Crystal Colar ...... Goddesses Choreographer Radio Broadcasters ...... Mike Case (Play-by-play), Hanford Dixon (Color) Heather Zidek ...... Kickoff Crew Coordinator Team Photographer ...... Tom Cammett, Diamond Images Mark «MUNCH» Bishop ...... In-Arena Host Leah Haslage ...... In-Arena Host Dan Zullo ...... Public Address Announcer

AFL LEAGUE INFORMATION

Offi ce of the Commissioner ADMINISTRATION CONSUMER PRODUCTS FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION 105 Madison Ave, 9th Floor Matthew Block, Director, IT Services Mike Loparo, VP, Consumer Products Laura Skarnulis, CFO New York, NY 10016 Shennil Fleary, Receptionist/Offi ce Director Ariel Yarmus, Dir., Consumer Products Mike Szpylman, Controller Telephone: 212.252.8100 Alyssa Chargar, Cord. Consumer Products Matt Brash, Manager, Finance & Admin Facsimile: 212.252.8030 COMMUNICATIONS Carl Thompson, Cord. Player Ben. & Admin Chris McCloskey, EVP, Communications MARKETING & FAN DEVELOPMENT Susan York, EA, AFL & Travel Cord. AFL Chicago Offi ce Chris Madigan, Dir., Public Relations David Haney, Sr. VP, Marketing & Fan Dev. 8700 West Bryn Mawr Ave Brian Smith, Coordinator, Media Services Michelle LaMothe, Mgr, Marketing & Fan Dev. FOOTBALL OPERATIONS Suite 120 S Craig Bornemeier, VP, Player Personnel Chicago, IL 60631 LEAGUE DEV. & LEGAL AFFAIRS PARTNERSHIP SALES & SERVICES Jerry Trice, VP, Football Operations Telephone: 773.444.1000 Ed Policy, Deputy Commissioner & President Will Wilson, Executive VP, AFL Sales Mike Durst, Dir., Salary Cap & Player Benefi ts Facsimile: 773.444.1010 John Master, EVP & General Counsel Michael McNeil, VP, National Sales Alison Wagner, Dir., League Dev. & Legal Affairs Charlie Taylor, Dir., Partnership Services OPERATIONS & AFL EVENTS AFL New York Offi ce Gregg Kligman, Staff Attorney Michael Stewart, Regional Sales Director Jill Bokalders, VP, Sp Events & Game Op. 105 Madison Ave, 9th Floor Soraya Diaz, EA to Deputy Commissioner/President Nyron Fauconier, Research Manger Jason Huggler, Dir., Game Operations New York, NY 10016 Natasha Antonucci, Mgr, Partnership Sales Andy Giambroni, Op & Events Cord. Telephone: 212.252.8100 AFL PROPERTIES Mike Pepperman, Mgr, Partnership Services BROADCASTING & NEW MEDIA Rachel Hasegawa, Prtnrshp Serv Cord. LEAGUE DEVELOPMENT & LEGAL OFFICE OF THE COMMISIONER Marc Lowitz, President, AFL Network John Chaiet, Senior Graphic Designer AFFAIRS Ed Policy, Interim Commissioner Tim Farrell, Dir., Broadcasting , VP, Intl. Development Lori Abramson, Asst. to the Commissioner Benjamin Baker, Coordinator, Broadcasting Atsushi Suzuki, Intl. Dev. Coordinator Micah Tannenbaum, Internet & New Media Cord.

PAGE 6 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide Cleveland Gladiators Alphabetical Roster NO. NAME POS HGT WGT DOB EXP. COLLEGE 10 Amey, Otis WR 5-10 192 12.4.81 1 Sacramento State 11 Ball, Jason K 5-7 190 1.20.79 2 North Texas 8 Davey, Rohan QB 6-3 245 4.14.79 1 LSU 90 Demary, Silas DL 6-3 285 12.12.71 7 Virginia State 24 Hefflin, Brandon DB 6-1 185 9.1.80 3 Toledo 75 Heimberger, Craig OL 6-3 320 2.3.77 2 Missouri 23 Hodge, Alphonso DB 5-9 203 5.30.82 R Miami (OH) 12 Hymes, Randy WR 6-3 220 8.7.79 R Grambling 32 Jackson, Marlion FB/LB 6-1 255 10.11.77 4 Saginaw Valley State 5 Johnson, Ron WR/LB 6-3 222 5.23.80 1 Minnesota 54 Jones, Kimani OL 6-4 310 12.21.81 1 Arkansas State 4 Marshall, Willis WR/DB 5-10 193 8.12.75 7 Youngstown State 65 McCauley, Tango OL 6-4 305 10.27.78 2 Alabama State 98 Minucci, Joe DL 6-3 298 11.6.81 3 Delaware 69 Narcisse, Antonio C/OL 6-2 307 8.4.82 1 Portland State 9 Philyaw, Raymond QB 5-10 180 7.30.74 8 Louisiana-Monroe 2 Redd, Robert WR 5-10 195 9.1.80 2 Bowling Green State 55 Reed, Elex DL 6-5 270 9.1.84 R Mary Hardin-Baylor 92 Richardson, Ramon OL/DL 6-2 295 9.16.79 4 Oklahoma 91 Riley, Karon DL 6-2 265 8.23.78 1 Minnesota 42 Rue, Joshua FB/LB 6-2 245 8.19.79 1 Duquesne 97 Shaw, Bryant DL 6-3 287 7.17.78 5 Mississippi College 3 Teems, Alex DB 5-11 195 12.11.83 R Washington State 17 Wright, Sakeen WR 6-3 225 12.7.82 1 Rowan (1) 21 Phillips, Al DB 5-11 195 10.14.85 R Wagner INJURED RESERVE (1) 78 Gibson, Aaron OL/DL 6-7 375 9.27.77 1 Wisconsin Cleveland Gladiators Numerical Roster NO. NAME POS HGT WGT EXP. COLLEGE 2 Robert Redd WR 5-10 195 2 Bowling Green State 3 Alex Teems DB 5-11 195 R Washington State 4 WR/DB 5-10 193 7 Youngstown State 5 Ron Johnson WR/LB 6-3 222 1 Minnesota 8 QB 6-3 245 1 LSU 9 Raymond Philyaw QB 5-10 180 8 Louisiana-Monroe 10 Otis Amey WR 5-10 192 1 Sacramento State 11 Jason Ball K 5-7 160 2 North Texas 13 Randy Hymes WR 6-3 220 R Grambling 17 Sakeen Wright WR 6-3 225 1 Rowan 23 Alphonso Hodge DB 5-9 203 R Miami (OH) 24 Brandon Hefflin DB 6-1 185 3 Toledo 32 Marlion Jackson FB/LB 6-1 255 4 Saginaw Valley State 42 Joshua Rue FB/LB 6-2 245 1 Duquesne 54 Kimani Jones OL 6-4 310 1 Arkansas State 55 Elex Reed DL 6-5 270 R Mary Hardin-Baylor 65 Tango McCauley OL 6-4 305 2 Alabama State 69 Antonio Narcisse C/OL 6-2 307 1 Portland State 75 Craig Heimburger OL 6-3 320 2 Missouri 90 Silas Demary DL 6-3 285 7 Virginia State 91 Karon Riley DL 6-2 265 1 Minnesota 92 Ramon Richardson OL/DL 6-2 295 4 Oklahoma 97 Bryant Shaw DL 6-3 287 5 Mississippi College 98 Joe Minucci DL 6-3 298 3 Delaware PRACTICE SQUAD (1) 21 Al Phillips DB 5-9 195 R Wagner INJURED RESERVE (1) 78 OL/DL 6-7 375 1 Wisconsin

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June 27, 2008 April 3, 2008 February 7, 2008 Waived FB/LB Sarth Benoit Re-signed DL Silas Demary Signed QB Rohan Davey Signed QB Waived OL/DL Joe Crear Waived WR/DB Sidney Haugabrook June 20, 2008 March 31, 2008 February 4, 2008 Waived QB Brian Jones Re-signed WR Otis Amey Waived DB Ryan Bowers Placed FB/LB Kevin Aldridge on Refused to Waived OL/DL Carlos Joseph Re-signed OL Craig Heimburger Relased WR Cornelius Bonner Report Waived WR/DB Terrance Quattlebaum Re-signed OL Tango McCauley Released QB Jose Davis Placed K Josh Huston on Refused to Report Re-signed DB Brandon Heffl in Signed WR/DB Willis Marshall Placed WR Kevin Prentiss on Refused to Report October 22, 2007 Activated DL Elex Reed from IR Traded DL Will Thompson to Georgia Force for Signed WR Randy Hymes from Practice Squad March 18, 2008 January 24, 2008 FB/LB Kevin Aldridge Released WR Andy McCullough Waived DB Jovon Johnson June 6, 2008 Signed OL/DL Aaron Gibson Signed DB Kevin Gaines Activated WR/LB Ron Johnson from Refused Placed on IR OL Craig Heimburger to Report January 23, 2008 Re-signed WR/LB Ron Johnson February 27, 2008 Waived WR Peter Warrick Signed DB Al Phillips to Practice Squad Signed DB Chris Royal to practice squad Signed DB Tony Scott January 3, 2008 June 3, 2008 Released QB Waived WR Kendrick Mosley February 26, 2008 Signed WR Andy McCullough December 31, 2007 May 30, 2008 Waived OL/DL Lance Reynolds Placed WR/LB Ron Johnson on Refused to February 25, 2008 Signed OL/DL Richard Seals Report Placed on IR DL Donovan Arp Placed on IR FB/LB Joshua Rue December 28, 2007 May 29, 2008 Re-signed WR Otis Amey Waived DL Louis Gachelin Signed WR Randy Hymes to practice squad Re-signed OL Tango McCauley Signed DL Donovan Arp

May 28, 2008 February 24, 2008 December 10, 2007 Awarded WR/LB Ron Johnson via Waivers from Re-signed DL Silas Demary Signed DL Bryant Shaw Orlando Predators Re-signed DL Donovan Arp Re-signed DL Joe Minucci December 3, 2007 May 22, 2008 Re-signed DL Karon Riley Waived DL Patrice Mwamba Placed on IR OL Aaron Gibson Re-signed QB Raymond Philyaw Re-signed OL/DL Ramon Richardson November 28, 2007 May 8, 2008 Signed WR Richard Alston Activated DL Silas Demary from IR February 23, 2008 Signed WR Cornelius Bonner Activated OL Tango McCauley from IR Activated DL Silas Demary from IR Released DB Tony Scott Released DB Terrance Joseph November 27, 2007 Placed on IR DL Elex Reed Signed DB Terrance Joseph May 6, 2008 Traded to Kansas City DL Khaleed Vaughn Waived DL Mark Word Waived WR Richard Alston November 21, 2007 Waived DB Scott Cunningham Signed OL Antonio Narcisse May 5, 2008 Waived QB Waived K Josh Huston Waived OL Brandon Leyritz November 14, 2007 Waived FB/LB Jon Sessler Signed WR Robert Redd April 30, 2008 Waived FB/LB Gustavus Tyson Signed DL Mark Word November 9, 2007 February 21, 2008 Signed OL Tango McCauley April 23, 2008 Released DB Kevin Gaines Re-signed FB/LB Joshua Rue Waived OL Amos Lamb November 8, 2007 Waived OL Richard Seals Signed DB Ryan Bowers April 22, 2008 Signed OL Craig Heimburger Released WR/LB Sean Scott February 19, 2008 Signed WR Sean Scott Placed on IR WR Richard Alston Signed DB Alex Teems April 18, 2008 Placed on IR WR Kendrick Mosely Activated WR/LB Sean Scott from IR Placed on IR DL Silas Demary November 6, 2007 Activated FB/LB Joshua Rue from IR Placed on IR WR Sean Scott Signed OL Amos Lamb Placed DL Elex Reed on IR February 18, 2008 November 2, 2007 April 17, 2008 Signed K Jason Ball Signed DL Silas Demary Signed DB Alphonso Hodge from practice squad Signed DL Elex Reed February 12, 2008 April 10, 2008 Signed OL Brandon Leyritz October 30, 2007 Activated OL Craig Heimburger from IR Signed DB Brandon Heffl in Activated DL Elex Reed from IR February 11, 2008 Signed QB Raymond Philyaw Placed DL Sials Demary on IR Signed FB/LB Gustavus Tyson Signed FB/LB Jon Sessler Placed OL Tango McCauley on IR Waived DL Chris Eggelston February 10, 2008 April 8, 2008 Signed WR Kendrick Mosely October 26, 2007 Signed DB Alphonso Hodge to practice squad Released WR/DB Traded OL/DL Donovan Arp to Grand Rapids February 9, 2008 Traded WR Travis LaTendresse to Chicago Rush for Future Considerations Waived OL/DL Terrance Martin for 14th selection in 2008 Waived K Steve Azar

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2008 SEASON REVIEW

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 9 2008 Postseason Media Guide 2008 Final Standings

Team W L T % PF PA Team W L T % PF PA 1 - PHILADELPHIA 13 3 0 .813 992 810 2 - GEORGIA 10 6 0 .667 927 848 3 - DALLAS 12 4 0 .750 861 798 5 - ORLANDO 9 7 0 .563 881 898 4 - CLEVELAND 9 7 0 .562 901 895 NEW ORLEANS 8 8 0 .500 893 835 6 - NEW YORK 8 8 0 .500 822 819 TAMPA BAY 8 8 0 .500 903 876 COLUMBUS 3 13 0 .188 750 893

Team W L T % PF PA Team W L T % PF PA 1 - CHICAGO 11 5 0 .688 926 765 2 - SAN JOSE 11 5 0 .688 945 875 5 - COLORADO 6 10 0 .375 847 909 3 - ARIZONA 8 8 0 .500 842 907 6 - GRAND RAPIDS 6 10 0 .375 952 968 4 - UTAH BLAZE 6 10 0 .375 941 959 KANSAS CITY 3 13 0 .188 752 923 LOS ANGELES 5 11 0 .312 847 1004 2008 POSTSEASON

WILD CARD DIVISIONAL ROUND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Friday, June 27 Saturday, July 5 Saturday, July 12 #6 New York Dragons 77 at #3 Dallas Desperados 63 #5 Colorado Crush 51 at #2 San Jose SaberCats 64 #4 Cleveland 35 at #1 Philadelphia 70 #6 New York Dragons 48 at #1 Philadelphia Soul 49 #6 Grand Rapids 55 at #2 San Jose 81 Saturday, June 28 #5 Colorado Crush 49 at #4 Utah Blaze 44 Sunday, July 6 #6 Grand Rapids Rampage 58 at #1 Chicago Rush 41 Monday, June 30 #5 Orlando Predators 66 at #4 Cleveland Gladiators 69 Monday, July 7 #6 Grand Rapids Rampage 48 at #3 Arizona Rattlers 41 #4 Cleveland 73 at #2 Georgia Force 70

PAGE 10 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide SEASON REVIEW By Phil Tesar

The 2008 Cleveland Gladiators season was full of highs and lows and was capped by a berth in the 2008 Arena Football League postseason. Advancing to the National Conference Championship game, where they lost to the eventual Virgin Mobile ArenaBowl XXII World Champion Philadelphia Soul, the Gladiators surprised the masses. Looking back, it was defi nitely a season to remember.

In their season-opener versus the New York Dragons, Cleveland came out on top of a 61-49 win in front of 17,391 fans, proving arena football’s worth in Cleveland. A week later, the team improved to 2-0 as they beat not only the blizzard, but the Utah Blaze, improving to 2-0, matching the win total from a year ago when the team was located in Las Vegas. A Week 3 victory over the Columbus Destroyers put the Gladiators three games over .500 and gave the city something to cheer about.

All of sudden, three straight losses to New Orleans, Dallas and a home loss to Colorado brought the team back to reality and evened the record at .500. As the Gladiators stared at two-week road trip that covered each coast of the United States, Cleveland hung 83 points on the Los Angeles Avengers in Week 8 but lost in New York a week later.

In Week 10, the Gladiators were the fi rst team to knock off the eventual Virgin Mobile ArenaBowl XXII World Champion Soul, with a 67-55 win at Quicken Loans Arena. A week later, Cleveland won their second-straight game, taking the Orlando Predators. A road trip to Denver, Colorado pitted the Gladiators and Colorado Crush – where Cleveland notched its second three-game win-streak of the season. Then it was on to Tampa, Florida. A close game with some key plays led to a Storm win, snapping the Gladiators win-streak.

A home loss to the Dallas Desperados in Week 14 saw the Gladiators slip to 7-6 before hosting the Chicago Rush at The Q. Chicago’s offense never found a rhythm, as Cleveland rolled to a 65-44 win. In Week 16, trailing 61-62, head coach Mike Wilpolt opted for the two-point conversion try to win the game, but Raymond Philyaw’s pass intercepted, as the Gladiators fell to the host Soul.

In the season fi nale, the Gladiators hosted the Columbus Destroyers, where a win meant a postseason berth. With their destiny in their own hands, Cleveland took home a 47-35 win and earned the right to host the Orlando Predators in the Wild Card Round of the AFL Postseason.

Postseason Having qualifi ed for the postseason just fi ve previous times in franchise history, the Gladiators hosted the Orlando Predators in the Wild Card round. The fourth-seeded Gladiators managed to squeak out a 69-66 win and travelled on to face the Georgia Force in Duluth, GA. With a right to play for the National Conference Championship at stake, the Gladiators won another close game, this time taking home a 73-70 win over the Force, advancing to play the Soul just fi ve days later. The Gladiators dream season came to an end in Philadelphia, as the home team slowed the Gladiators offense, and defeated Cleveland, 70-35. Cleveland fi nished 2008 with an overall record of 11-8 (9-7 regular season and 2-1 postseason).

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OH WHAT A START CROWDED In front of over 17,391 fans in their Inaugural Game, the Gladiators wasted no The Cleveland Gladiators received unbelievable support from the great fans of time in giving their fans something to cheer about. On the team’s fi rst-ever play the city of Cleveland. In their inaugural season of Arena Football League action, from scrimmage, QB Raymond Philyaw hit WR Andy McCullough for a 37 yard the Gladiators drew some impressive crowds at Quicken Loans Arena. Here is a pass. It seems fi tting that two of the players on the Gladiators with look at the Gladiators attendance and the league average from that week: the most AFL experience (eight years for Philyaw and six for McCullough) would lead the team to its fi rst touchdown. For McCullough, it marks the fi fth different WEEK # Opp. Gladiators Att. League Avg. AFL franchise that he has caught a touchdown for, while Philyaw has thrown Week 1 New York 17,391 13,978 touchdowns for four different franchises. Philyaw fi nished the game with fi ve Week 2 Utah 14,765 12,798 touchdown passes, including two to WR Otis Amey and one each to McCullough, Week 3 at Columbus 15,946 12,983 WR Robert Redd and FB/LB Marlion Jackson. Week 4 at New Orleans 13,027 13,048 Week 5 BYE WEEK 12,130 Week 6 at Dallas 11,497 12,285 SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT Week 7 Colorado 15,079 12,325 With the Inaugural Game complete, the Gladiators history books have now been Week 8 at Los Angeles 13,863 14,079 started. Here is a look at some of the “fi rsts” in Gladiators history. Week 9 at New York 9,991 12,070 Week 10 Philadelphia 13,721 13,071 First TD Pass: Raymond Philyaw to Andy McCullough (3/3/08 vs. NY) Week 11 Orlando 13,808 12,994 First TD Rush: Marlion Jackson (3/3/08 vs. NY) Week 12 at Colorado 11,214 11,855 First Play from Scrimmage: Raymond Philyaw pass to Andy McCullough Week 13 at Tampa Bay 15,976 13,808 for a 37-yard touchdown (3/3/08 vs. NY) Week 14 Dallas 11,717 12,351 First Interception: Sakeen Wright (3/3/08 vs. NY) Week 15 Chicago 11,377 12,455 First Recovery: Bryant Shaw (3/3/08 vs. NY) Week 16 at Philadelphia 16,637 12,867 First Interception Returned for a Touchdown: Robert Redd (3/3/08 vs. Week 17 Columbus 14,397 14,406 NY) Quicken Loans Arena Games First 300-yard passing game: Raymond Philyaw (4/5/08 at DAL) SCORING MACHINE ROAD WARRIORS After suffering three straight losses following their 3-0 start, the Gladiators offense seemed to be on a mission to make sure they would come home from In their inaugural season, the Gladiators travelled the country from coast to coast. Los Angeles victorious on April 19, en route to an 83-point outburst against the Over the course of the season, the team will covered over 8,000 miles. With the Avengers. The onslaught included 12 touchdowns, nine coming from the arm of exception of their game at Columbus on March 15 (142 miles), the next closest QB Raymond Philyaw. The 83 ranked as the second-most in franchise history for destination was 431 miles away in Philadelphia on June 14. The rest of the a single-game, as the New Jersey Red Dogs posted 91 on June 20, 1997 against grueling road schedule included the March 21 contest at New Orleans (1,052 the Texas Terror. Here is a look at franchise history for most points scored in miles), April 5 at Dallas (1,183 miles), May 17 at Colorado (1,332 miles), and regular season games: May 23 at Tampa Bay (1,096 miles). The longest trip of the year was when the Gladiators travel 2,347 miles to Los Angeles to take on the Avengers on April 19. Points Opponent Date Result With the following game 462 miles away at New York on April 26, the Gladiators 91 Texas June 20, 1997 W, 91-62 will have traveled over 2,800 miles in one week, which was their longest back-to- 83 at Los Angeles April 19, 2008 W, 83-69 back stretch of the season. 76 New York May 18, 2002 W, 76-69 OT 76 at New York July 6, 2002 W, 76-50 75 San Jose March 28, 2005 L, 75-81 WE'RE GOING STREAKING 70 Grand Rapids June 8, 2002 W, 70-42 In 2008, the Cleveland Gladiators closed out the regular season with some streaks in tact - ones that will look to be continued in the 2009 regular season. DEFENSE EQUALS SIX Below are a list of the streaks from 2008: With Arena Football being such an offensive-based scoring game, a defensive Event Streak Player stop can turn the tide of a game or even put a game out of reach. Defensive At least two TD receptions ...... 7 games Otis Amey touchdowns are another way teams can slow down their opponents. Below are 1 Randy Hymes the defensive touchdowns scored by the Gladiators this season: Attempts w/o an INT ...... 238 Att. Raymond Philyaw At least 10 yards rushing ...... 9 games Marlion Jackson 6.7.08 vs. CHI - Brandon Heffl in INT 45-yd TD return 3.9.08 vs. UTA - Sakeen Wright INT 7-yd TD return 3.3.08 vs. NYD - Robert Redd INT 50-yd TD return

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NO SOPHOMORE SLUMP REWARDED With a knack for getting off of blocks and into opponents Each week, the Arena Football League rewards individual performances with the backfi elds, Karon Riley was one of three players the Gladi- Offensive Player of the Week, ADT Defensvie Player of the Week and Ironman of ators chose to keep in their move from Las Vegas to Cleve- the Week awards. These awards are based on individual statistics. DB Brandon land. The second-year from Minnesota, and Heffl in took home Defensive Player of the Week honors for his Wild Card Round former fourth round draft pick of the , is now performance on the defensive side of the ball, recording two intercpetions and a having a standout season for the team and his skills were on key fumble recovery in the fourth quarter, leading to the Gladiators game-winning full display in the Gladiators Week 13 contest against Tampa Bay. Riley fi nished touchdown. Gladiators WR Otis Amey was named AFL Offensive Player of the the game with a career-high four tackles, including one for a loss. Closing out the Week for his Week 8 performance versus the Los Angeles Avengers. In that game, regular season, Riley totaled 42.5 tackles, 8.0 tackles for loss, and 5.5 sacks on Amey set record-highs with 15 catches and 208 yards receiving. On top of that, the year, leaving him second on the team behind Joe Minucci in both TFLs and he tied his career-best with six touchdowns - a record he set just a week earlier sacks. Last season in Las Vegas, Riley fi nished the year with 22 tackles, two versus Colorado. Gladiators WR/DB Robert Redd put on quite a performance sacks and two TFLs. While he has already tripled his number of tackles for loss, in the team’s victory over Utah on March 9. The third-year man out of Bowling Riley is also on pace to double the total number of tackles he put up in his rookie Green led all Gladiators receivers with 105 yards and three touchdowns on seven year with the Gladiators. In addition, Riley caught his fi rst touchdown pass this catches, including an impressive 34 yard touchdown reception. Redd also made season in the fi nale over the Destroyers. 3.5 tackles on defense and made a momentum-swinging fumble recovery in the second quarter, making him the clear choice as the Gladiators Ironman of the Game. To add to his resume, Redd was named Ironman of the Week by the TOTAL TEAM EFFORT Arena Football League offi ce. In the Divisional Round of the playoffs, FB/LB While numerous individual efforts highlighted the Gladiators Joshua Rue was named Ironman of the Week for the Gladiators 73-70 win over Week 11 win over the Orlando Predators, a closer look at the Force. the numbers shows that it was a complete team effort that guided the team to victory. For starters, the Gladiators were fl awless in protecting the ball, and their quarterback. ON TOP OF HIS GAME It was the fi rst time this season that the Gladiators did not With his seven catch, 109 yard and four touchdown performance on May 2 against give up a sack or turn the ball over in the same game. The last they did not allow the Philadelphia Soul, Gladiators Otis Amey completed one of the best four game a sack in a game was April 11 versus Colorado, and they had zero turnovers at stretches in the franchise history. In the Gladiators four games between April 11 Columbus on March 15, but they had yet to accomplish both feats in the same and May 2, Amey hauled in 35 receptions, 473 yards and 17 touchdowns. This game. Another major factor was scoring in the middle of the game. Prior to includes back-to-back six touchdown games against Colorado and Los Angeles Week 11, the Gladiators had been outscored in the second and third quarters this in Weeks 7 and 8. Perhaps even more impressive about those numbers is the season by a combined 290-243, including 170-112 in the second quarter alone. fact that Amey had only four catches for 38 yards and one score at New York on This was not the case against Orlando, as the Gladiators offense outscored the April 26. Former Gladiators receiver and current Dallas Desperado Predators 41-16 in those periods. It was also the fi rst time this year that the is the last Gladiator to put together such an impressive run. In 2005, Nash was Gladiators scored a touchdown on every offensive possession. unstoppable, going for 60 catches, 648 yards and 20 touchdowns in a four game stretch from March 12 through April 3. After tying Nash with his four touchdown grabs on June 14 at Philadelphia, Amey passed him with two more touchdown IMMEDIATE IMPACT receptions in the regular season fi nale against Columbus on June 21. While numerous individual efforts highlighted the Gladiators Week 11 win over the Orlando Predators, a closer look at the numbers shows that it was a complete team effort that guided the team to victory. For starters, the Gladiators were RETURN TO GLORY fl awless in protecting the ball, and their quarterback. It was the fi rst time this While the Gladiators put together a strong all-around team performance in their season that the Gladiators did not give up a sack or turn the ball over in the win over Chicago on June 7, it was two return touchdowns that marked the same game. The last they did not allow a sack in a game was April 11 versus turning point of the game. The fi rst came near the end of the fi rst quarter, when Colorado, and they had zero turnovers at Columbus on March 15, but they had WR Otis Amey returned a missed Paul Edinger fi eld goal attempt and outran the yet to accomplish both feats in the same game. Another major factor was scoring entire Rush team down the sideline for a 50-yard touchdown. Not only was it the in the middle of the game. Prior to Week 11, the Gladiators had been outscored fi rst missed fi eld goal return touchdown in Amey’s career, but it was also the fi rst in the second and third quarters this season by a combined 290-243, including in the 12-year history of the franchise. On their very next offensive possession 170-112 in the second quarter alone. This was not the case against Orlando, as Chicago took seven plays to drive to the Gladiators 11-yardline, but had their the Gladiators offense outscored the Predators 41-16 in those periods. It was scoring hopes dashed when DB Brandon Heffl in stepped in front of a Russ also the fi rst time this year that the Gladiators scored a touchdown on every Michna pass and returned it 45 yards for a score. For Heffl in, it was the second offensive possession. interception he’s taken all the way back in his career, but fi rst since his rookie year in 2005. It marked the third time this season that a Gladiators defender has taken an interception back for a touchdown (Robert Redd and Sakeen Wright), and in both of those previous contests the Gladiators won as well.

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CLIMBING THE LADDER JACK OF ALL TRADES With his six catches in Week 15, WR Otis Amey joined WR Robert Redd as the Already known as one of the Gladiators top Ironmen, WR/DB Robert Redd fi rst teammate duo to catch 100 passes in the same year in franchise history. In proved there’s even more to his game in the Gladiators win over Orlando on May just their fi rst season with the Gladiators, both men already rank in the top ten in 9. While Redd caught nine passes for 126 yards and three touchdowns in being career receiving yards in Gladiators history too. While Amey has surpassed the named Offensive Player of the Game, he also threw a six-yard touchdown pass numbers he put up in his rookie campaign with Austin last year (88 receptions, to QB Raymond Philyaw in the Week 11 contest. It was the second touchdown 1,036 yards), Redd has bested the number of receptions (106) and yards (1,021) pass Redd has thrown in his three years in the league, and fi rst since 2004 from his previous two years in the league combined. Here is a look at the while with Colorado. Redd hit another career milestone in the May 9 win, going projected yards for each player this season. over 1,000 receiving yards in a season for the fi rst time in his career. Prior to this season, Redd had recorded 1,021 yards receiving in his other two years Player Year Rec. Yards Team combined. In addition to his outstanding offensive numbers, Redd has amassed Marcus Nash 2004 154 1,771 Las Vegas Gladiators 417 kick return yards, 14.0 tackles, an interception (which he returned 50 yards Marcus Nash 2005 131 1,769 Las Vegas Gladiators for a touchdown in Week 1 against New York), and leads the team with fi ve Mike Horacek 2003 126 1,568 Las Vegas Gladiators fumble recoveries. Two of those recoveries came via net recoveries on kickoffs, Robert Redd 2008 129 1,523 Cleveland Gladiators which means Redd has now scored four different ways for the Gladiators this Otis Amey 2008 112 1,516 Cleveland Gladiators season. Larry Willis 1998 81 1,426 New Jersey Red Dogs Marcus Nash 2006 123 1,317 Las Vegas Gladiators Larry Willis 1997 93 1,366 New Jersey Red Dogs RUNNING DOWN HISTORY Alvin Ashley 1999 109 1,352 New Jersey Red Dogs In Marlion Jackson’s previous four years in the league, he totaled 391 rushing Mike Horacek 2002 118 1,281 New Jersey Gladiators yards, with a single-season high of 192 in 2005. This year, Jackson has become only the 10th player in AFL history to reach the 300-yard mark in a season. The A LEG UP last player to accomplish this feat was Adrian McPherson, who gained 358 yards while splitting time with Grand Rapids and Austin last season. Not only did The Gladiators boast one of the top offenses in the league, fi nishing up the regular Jackson have one of the top rushing yardage seasons of all-time, but he also season scoring 56.3 points per game. While most of the accolades have gone became just the ninth player in league history to run for more than 20 touchdowns to QB Raymond Philyaw, FB Marlion Jackson, and WR “Otis” Amey, it seems in a season following Week 14. Here’s a look at where Jackson’s season falls that kicker Jason Ball’s 147 points have gone unnoticed. Ball ranked third on amongst the top rushing seasons in AFL history. the Gladiators with his point total, and third in the league in scoring for kickers. Ball also surpassed his career high for points in a season (141) that he set last TOP 10 SINGLE-SEAONS RUSHING YARDS year with Colorado. In addition, his 16 fi eld goals were good for second-most in 1 2005 Grand Rapids Rampage Michael Bishop 459 the AFL behind San Jose’s A.J. Haglund. Ball made 99 extra points this year, 2 2007 Nashville Kats 426 breaking the franchise record of 92, set by in 2003. 3 1991 Columbus Thunderbolts Major Harris 424 4 1996 St Louis Stampede Bernard Hall 372 Scoring Team G PATs 2PAT FGs 4FG Pts 5 1997 Albany Firebirds Chad Dukes 364 A.J. Haglund SJS 16 116-124 0-0 21-25 0-0 179 1998 Albany Firebirds Chad Dukes 364 Brian Gowins GRA 15 119-126 0-0 10-17 0-0 149 7 2007 Grand Rapids/Austin Adrian McPherson 360 Jason Ball CLE 16 99-118 0-0 16-21 0-0 147 8 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Marlion Jackson 356 Seth Marler TAM 15 112-125 0-0 11-19 0-0 145 9 2004 New Orleans VooDoo Dan Curran 336 Connor Hughes PHI 16 123-136 0-0 5-14 0-0 138 10 1993 Tampa Bay Storm Andre Bowden 308

TOP 5 SINGLE-SEASON RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS LAST LINE OF DEFENSE 1 2007 Nashville Kats Dan Alexander 41 Gladiators DB Brandon Heffl in proved to be one of the top at his position this 2 1996 St Louis Stampede Bernard Hall 26 seaons. The University of Toledo Rocket totaled 110.0 tackles, ranking him near 3 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Marlion Jackson 23 the top of that statistical category. Here’s a look at the rest of the group: 2008 Tampa Bay Storm Torrance Marshall 23 5 2004 Chicago Rush Bob McMillen 22 Player Team Tot. Lin-J Shell NVD 118.5 Rashad Floyd COL 117.5 Eddie Canonico LAA/UTA 115.5 SJS 114.0 Traco Rachal TAM 110.5 Brandon Heffl in CLE 110.0

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JACKSON FIVE 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES Apparently leading the AFL in rushing wasn’t enough for Listed are the 100-yard receiving performances by the Gladiators players this Gladiators FB Marlion Jackson, as he had perhaps his biggest sesaon: impact in the team’s 83-69 win over Los Angeles through Yards Player Game the air. On the Gladiators fi rst two possessions of the game, 108 Robert Redd 6.14 at Philadelphia Jackson caught dump passes from Raymond Philyaw and 125 Otis Amey 6.7 vs. Chicago raced untouched to the end zone for touchdowns. The fi rst 132 Otis Amey 5.31 vs. Dallas score covered 26 yards, while the second went for 39, tying 127 Robert Redd 5.31 vs. Dallas the longest reception of Jackson’s career. It marked the 106 Otis Amey 5.23 at Tampa Bay third time in his fi ve AFL seasons that Jackson has caught 131 Otis Amey 5.17 at Colorado two touchdown passes in a game. The fi fth-year man out of 126 Robert Redd 5.9 vs. Orlando Saginaw Valley did his usual ground damage as well, scoring on three separate 109 Robert Redd 5.2 vs. Philadelphia one-yard runs. The three rushing touchdowns, a new career-high for Jackson, 107 Otis Amey 5.2 vs. Philadelphia could have been four, but a questionable holding penalty called back a 45-yard 101 Robert Redd 4.26 at New York run in the second quarter. The fi ve total touchdowns were a new career-high for 208 Otis Amey1 00 4.19 at Los Angeles+ Jackson, and it was a fi rst time he has scored more than two touchdowns in a 123 Otis Amey 4.11 vs. Colorado game since 2004 when he was with the Philadelphia Soul. 100 Robert Redd 4.11 vs. Colorado 125 Robert Redd 4.5 at Dallas 117 Willis Marshall 4.5 at Dallas JACKSON PT. 2 131 Robert Redd 3.21 at New Orleans Once the Gladiators franchise knew they were coming to Cleveland at the end 105 Robert Redd 3.9 vs. Utah of 2007, they had to decide which players they wanted to keep from Las Vegas. 101 Otis Amey 3.3 vs. New York One of those was FB Marlion Jackson, who has proven to be one of the most consistent rushers in the AFL over the past four years, averaging over three yards 25-YARD RUSHING GAMES per carry during his career. Entering the playoffs, Jackson is in the midst of the Listed are the 25-yard rushing performances by the Gladiators players this best season of his career. He led the AFL in rushing yards and touchdowns. sesaon: Yards Player Game Player Team G Att Yds Avg TD 29 Joshua Rue 6.7 vs. Chicago Marlion Jackson CLE 16 108 356 3.3 23 29 Marlion Jackson 6.7 vs. Chicago Josh White DAL 16 88 258 2.9 8 49 Marlion Jackson 5.2 vs. Philadelphia Dan Alexander CHI 16 73 252 3.5 12 42 Marlion Jackson 3.15 at Columbus Dawan Moss KC 15 86 242 2.8 10 62 Marlion Jackson2 5 3.3 vs. New+ York Matt D’Orazio PHI 16 54 227 4.2 11

WITH A PURPOSE FRANCHISE RECORDS In the Arena Football League - one of the more impressive stats is the All-Purpose The fact that the Gladiators put an abrupt ending to Yard statistics. Combining a single-players total offensive yards in the game Philadelphia’s hope at a perfect season had to have been counts towards All-Purpose yards. Below are the Gladiators 200+ All-Purpose satisfying in itself for Marlion Jackson. Perhaps it was Yard performances this season: personal for the Gladiators FB, who was let go by the Soul Yards Player Game early in his second season with the team in 2005. Jackson 220 Robert Redd Wild Card 6.30 vs. Orlando rumbled over and around his former team, carrying the 213 Otis Amey 4.19 at Los Angeles ball eleven times for 49 yards and four touchdowns. The 200 Willis2 Marshall00 4.5 at Dallas + eleven carries and four scores were both career highs 231 Otis Amey 3.15 at Columbus for Jackson. In the process, Jackson topped the 200- yard mark in a season for the fi rst time in his career. His previous high for a season was 192 yards, which he did in 2005 while splitting time with the Soul and the Las Vegas Gladiators. The four rushing touchdowns topped the three Jackson ran for against the Los Angeles Avengers in Week 8 of this year. Through May 2, Jackson had 16 rushing touchdowns, which doubled the eight he had rushed for in his entire career prior to this season.

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TAKE 'EM DOWN STILL STANDING The Gladiators did all they could to select DE Joe The grind of a 16-week AFL schedule takes a toll on the players coaches and Minucci with the fi rst pick in the AFL Dispersal Draft. staff. Of the 16 regular season games this year, a handful of Gladiators players The return on that investment became more apparent started in every game. Below is a list of the players who started in every game each game, as Minucci led the Gladitors with 6.5 sacks during the regular season: and ranked near the top in the league in that category. Here is a look at the rankings. QB Raymond Philyaw (also started 3 postseason) WR Robert Redd (also started 3 postseason) 2008 AFL Sack Leaders WR Otis Amey (also started 3 postseason) Player Team G Sacks FB Marlion Jackson (also started 3 postseason) DAL 16 10.5 MLB Karon Riley (also started 3 postseason) Henry Taylor NYD 16 9.5 JLB Sakeen Wright PHI 16 9.5 DB Brandon Heffl in (also started 3 postseason) Aaron McConnell COL 16. 9.0 Steve Watson SJS 16 9.0 Joe Minucci CLE 15 6.5 RUE-D AWAKENING In preparation for their Week 15 game against the Gladiators, it can be assured that the Rush were prepared for a heavy dose of league-leading rusher Marlion HIT KINGS Jackson. While Jackson did have a solid night against Chicago (29 yards on 12 Part of the reason for the Gladiators failures in Vegas was due to a lack of intensity carries), it was second-year FB/LB Josh Rue that provided a spark for the Gladi- on the defensive side of the ball. That team had only two players with more than ators in their victory. Rue, who was on injured reserve for the fi rst six games of 45 tackles, and only one with more than 60 stops. Veteran DB Brandon Heffl in the season, broke through the line of scrimmage and plowed through the second has gotten most of the credit, and rightfully so, with a franchise record 110.0 line of defenders on a 28-yard run on his fi rst carry of the game. He would add tackles and sixth in the league. However, it’s was the hard-hitting style of two another yard to fi nish with a career-high 29 yards on three carries. The 28-yard AFL rookies, DBs Alex Teems and Alphonso Hodge, that has helped give the run also bested his previous long run of 16 yards that he had in his rookie season Gladiators secondary a reputation for being one of the best tackling units in the last year with Las Vegas. Along with Jackson and LB Karon Riley, Rue was one league. Hodge, a former fi fth-round draft pick of the , signed of only three players to make the move to Cleveland from Las Vegas with the with the Gladiators midway through the season and made an immediate impact, team. In addition to his increasing offensive role, Rue has also registered 9.5 registering 12 tackles and fi ve pass breakups against Los Angeles in his debut tackles this season, mainly on special teams. on April 17. Despite missing the team’s fi rst six games, he fi nished third on the team with 60 tackles and second in pass breakups with eight. Teems came to the Gladiators after spending last year with the of the , where he led the team with 98 tackles. He has continued his strong play this season, currently ranking second on the Gladiators with 82.5 tackles. Teems also recorded the fi rst interception of his AFL career in Week 14 versus Dallas.

RECORDS ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN This season the Gladiators have put up some outstanding individual and team numbers. Here is a look at the records from this season that the Gladiators were chasing - and in some cases, set new franchise marks: Record Stats Year Player 2008 Player Stats Status Points (team) 868 2004 Las Vegas Gladiators Cleveland Gladiators 901 Set on June 21 vs. Columbus Points (individual) 300 2004 Marcus Nash Otis Amey 302 Set on June 21 vs. Columbus Total touchdowns 49 2004 Marcus Nash Otis Amey 50 Set on June 21 vs. Columbus Extra points 92 2003 Steve Videtich Jason Ball 99 Set on June 14 at Philadelphia Field Goals 21 1997 Steve Videtich Jason Ball 16 3 to tie, 4 to set record Pass completions 382 2004 Clint Dolezel Raymond Philyaw 358 24 to tie, 25 to set record Completion percentage 65.7 2004 Clint Dolezel Raymond Philyaw 68.2 Set on June 21 vs. Columbus Receiving Yards 1,771 2004 Marcus Nash Otis Amey 1,516 256 to tie, 257 to set record Robert Redd 1,523 248 to tie, 249 to set record 100-yard receiving games 9 2005 Marcus Nash Robert Redd 8 1 to tie, 2 to set record Otis Amey 8 1 to tie, 2 to set record Receiving touchdowns 46 2004 Marcus Nash Otis Amey 48 Set on June 21 vs. Columbus

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RAYMONDAYMONDMOND PHIPHILYAWPHILYA 5-10,1010,, 180,180, QB SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Louisiana-Monroeuisiana-Monroe Passing Attempts: 49 (3x)(4/5/07 at Dallas) AFLFFLL Exp.Exp 8 Passing Completions: 36 (2x)(5/5/07 at Philadelphia) Hometown:oometown:metown: SShrevepShreveport,hrevep LA Passing Touchdowns: 10 (6/23/01 at Grand Rapids) Passing Yards: 411 (2x)*(4/19/08 at Los Angeles) Rushing Yards: 21 (2/16/03 vs. Chicago) Rushing Touchdowns: 3 (4/14/04 vs. Grand Rapids)

9 SPREADING THE WEALTH Raymond Philyaw, now in his ninth year in the AFL, has thrown 464 career AMONG THE ELITE touchdown passes. Currently ranked 10th all-time in AFL history, Philyaw has a long resume when it comes to fi nding receivers in the endzone. He has thrown Cleveland fans may not realize, but their quarterback is amongst the top touchdowns to 49 different receivers in his eight-plus seasons. In 2008, he has quarterbacks all-time in the Arena Football league’s 22-year history. He ranks in thrown touchdowns to Robert Redd, Otis Amey, Andy McCullough, Cornelius the top 10 in a number of statistical categories. Here is a look at Philyaw’s career Bonner, Marlion Jackson, Joe Minucci, Willis Marshall, Kimani Jones, Sakeen numbers and where he ranks: Wright, Karon Riley, Randy Hymes and Ramon Richardson. Below is the list of PASSING ATTEMPTS PASSING YARDS players that Philyaw has completed touchdowns to in his career: 1 Andy Kelly 6224 1 Clint Dolezel 44559 2 Clint Dolezel 5693 2 Andy Kelly 42528 Alfonzo, DeJuan Gooch, Ira Moore, Cecil 3 Sherdrick Bonner 5435 3 Sherdrick Bonner 42295 Alford, Brian Hall, Robert Moss, Dawan 4 Aaron Garcia 5187 4 Aaron Garcia 41376 Amey, Otis Hines, Anthony Moyer, John 5 4878 5 36846 Baron, James Hymes, Randy Myers, Jerel 6 Mark Grieb 4409 6 John Kaleo 35244 Bech, Brett Evan Hlavacek, Evan Pauley, Charles Blackwell, Terrance Hopkins, Greg Redd, Robert 7 John Dutton 3873 7 John Dutton 28183 Bonner, Cornelius Jackson, Marlion Richardson, Ramon 8 3860 8 Todd Hammel 27247 Brown, Cyron Johnson, C.J. Riley, Karon 9 3242 9 Raymond Philyaw 24865 Brown, Eddie *Johnson, Van Shaw, Russell 10 Raymond Philyaw 3179 10 Shane Stafford 24064 Boone, Aaron Jones, Jay Simmons, Sam Caldwell, Donnie Jones, Kimani Ward, Jamaar PASSING COMPLETIONS PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Compton, Gary Ladd, Anthony Williams, Boo 1 Andy Kelly 3885 1 Clint Dolezel 931 Cook, Charlie Marshall, Willis Wright, Sakeen 2 Clint Dolezel 3751 2 Aaron Garcia 880 Davis, Terence McDaniel, Jeremy Douglas, Henry McCullough, Andy *First Career TD 3 Sherdrick Bonner 3361 3. Sherdrick Bonner 855 Fleshman, Lindsay McMillen, Bob Current Gladiators 4 Aaron Garcia 3317 4 Andy Kelly 809 Foreman, Shawn Minucci, Joe 5 Mark Grieb 2956 5 Mark Grieb 715 Frederick, Charles Molden, Etu 6 John Kaleo 2939 6 John Kaleo 581 7 John Dutton 2442 7 John Dutton 563 8 Todd Hammel 2180 8 494 9 Raymond Philyaw 2083 9 Raymond Philyaw 464 10 Shane Stafford 2077 10 Shane Stafford 446

PHILYAW’s CAREER PASSING STATS (Regular Season) YEAR GP ATT CMP YDS CMP% Yds/Att. TD TD% INT INT% LONG SACK/LOST RATING 2000 (ALB) 3 13 6 83 46.2 6.38 2 15.3 0 0.0 33 0/0 104.97 2001 (IND) 13 404 276 3518 68.3 8.71 68 16.8 3 0.7 45 10/52 131.79 2002 (IND) 13 450 266 3167 59.1 7.01 56 12.4 9 2.0 48 10/50 111.92 2003 (IND) 11 317 192 2329 61.0 7.39 44 13.9 3 0.9 45 7/37 114.64 2004 (CHI) 15 389 247 3053 63.5 7.85 52 13.3 4 1.0 49 2/21 116.83 2005 (CHI) 14 480 324 3669 67.5 7.64 67 13.9 13 2.7 45 5/24 113.79 2006 (K.C.) 2 63 43 424 68.3 6.73 7 11.1 1 1.5 40 1/6 108.17 2007 (K.C.) 16 538 371 4338 69.0 8.06 85 15.7 11 2.0 42 7/41 124.12 2008 (CLE) 16 525 358 4287 68.2 8.17 83 15.8 10 1.9 45 18/102 124.50 TOTALS 103 3179 2083 24865 65.5 7.80 464 14.5 54 1.6 49 60/333 118.6

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AMONG THE ELITE EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND Below are each of Philyaw’s touchdown passes from the 2008 regular Raymond Philyaw was the artist behind the Gladiators offensive masterpiece season: Andy McCullough 37-yd (3.3 vs. NY) Otis Amey 21-yd (5.2 vs. PHI) in Los Angeles in Week 8, combining timely decision making with perfect touch Robert Redd 22-yd (3.3 vs. NY) Otis Amey 16-yd (5.2 vs. PHI) passes in fi nishing the game 30-of-39 for 411 yards and nine touchdowns. The Otis Amey 13-yd (3.3 vs. NY) Joe Minucci 5-yd (5.2 vs. PHI) 411 yards tied for his career-high, and marks the fourth time in his nine-year Otis Amey 3-yd (3.3 vs. NY) Otis Amey 23-yd (5.2 vs. PHI) career that he has gone over 400 yards in a game. Philyaw has thrown for 1,048 Marlion Jackson 6-yd (3.3 vs. NY) Robert Redd 6-yd (5.9 vs. ORL) Robert Redd 19-yd (3.9 vs. UTA) Otis Amey 3-yd (5.9 vs. ORL) yards the past three weeks, good for a 349.3 yards per game average. It marks Cornelius Bonner 5-yd (3.9 vs. UTA) Robert Redd 19-yd (5.9 vs. ORL) the fi rst time his career that he has thrown for 300-plus yards in three consecutive Robert Redd 12-yd (3.9 vs. UTA) Otis Amey 14-yd (5.9 vs. ORL) games. The nine touchdown passes also left him just one short of his career- Otis Amey 10-yd (3.9 vs. UTA) Sakeen Wright 27-yd (5.9 vs. ORL) Otis Amey 6-yd (3.9 vs. UTA) Robert Redd 27-yd (5.9 vs. ORL) high in that category, while tying him for the highest individual single-game total Robert Redd 34-yd (3.9 vs. UTA) Otis Amey 11-yd (5.9 vs. ORL) in the league this year. Philyaw threw four touchdowns in both the fi rst and fourth Otis Amey 20-yd (3.15 at CLB) Otis Amey 5-yd (5.17 at COL) quarters, with his other coming in the second. Otis Amey 24-yd (3.15 at CLB) Otis Amey 34-yd (5.17 at COL) Otis Amey 6-yd (3.15 at CLB) Robert Redd 11-yd (5.17 at COL) Robert Redd 8-yd (3.15 at CLB) Otis Amey 17-yd (5.17 at COL) Robert Redd 17-yd (3.15 at CLB) Willis Marshall 8-yd (5.17 at COL) ALL CAUGHT UP Otis Amey 25-yd (4.5 at DAL) Otis Amey 23-yd (5.17 at COL) Robert Redd 5-yd (4.5 at DAL) Otis Amey 8-yd (5.23 at TAM) While Raymond Philyaw has spent his entire career throwing touchdown passes Otis Amey 11-yd (4.5 at DAL) Otis Amey 14-yd (5.23 at TAM) to 47 players with four different franchises, having never caught a touchdown Joe Minucci 2-yd (4.5 at DAL) Willis Marshall 8-yd (5.23 at TAM) Ramon Richardson 3-yd (4.5 at DAL) Otis Amey 12-yd (5.31 vs. DAL) pass himself in 96 games. That all changed in Week 11, when Philyaw caught his Otis Amey 13-yd (4.11 vs. COL) Otis Amey 20-yd (5.31 vs. DAL) fi rst career touchdown on a six-yard pass from WR Robert Redd in the Gladiators Otis Amey 13-yd (4.11 vs. COL) Otis Amey 7-yd (5.31 vs. DAL) victory over Orlando. Fullback Marlion Jackson lined up as quarterback in the Otis Amey 6-yd (4.11 vs. COL) Otis Amey 12-yd (5.31 vs. DAL) Otis Amey 8-yd (4.11 vs. COL) Otis Amey 45-yd (6.7 vs. CHI) shotgun and tossed the ball to a reversing Redd, who hit Philyaw in the back Otis Amey 9-yd (4.11 vs. COL) Joe Minucci 9-yd (6.7 vs. CHI) left corner of the end zone for the score. It was the third catch of Philyaw’s Robert Redd 11-yd (4.11 vs. COL) Otis Amey 34-yd (6.7 vs. CHI) career, and coincidentally each one has been for six yards. In each of those Otis Amey 3-yd (4.11 vs. COL) Otis Amey 13-yd (6.7 vs. CHI) three games, Philyaw’s team has come out with the win. Marlion Jackson 26-yd (4.19 at LA) Robert Redd 28-yd (6.7 vs. CHI) Marlion Jackson 39-yd (4.19 at LA) Robert Redd 22-yd (6.14 at PHI) Otis Amey 9-yd (4.19 at LA) Otis Amey 17-yd (6.14 at PHI) Philyaw’s Career receptions Otis Amey 13-yd (4.19 at LA) Otis Amey 9-yd (6.14 at PHI) Date Rec Yds Opponent Result Otis Amey 4-yd (4.19 at LA) Otis Amey 8-yd (6.14 at PHI) Otis Amey 30-yd (4.19 at LA) Marlion Jackson 22-yd (6.14 at PHI) 5.9.08 1 6 vs.Orlando W 62-43 Willis Marshall 22-yd (4.19 at LA) Otis Amey 9-yd (6.14 at PHI) 6.8.07 1 6 at Columbus W 47-34 Otis Amey 9-yd (4.19 at LA) Randy Hymes 13-yd (6.21 vs. CLB) 7.20.08 1 6 at Chicago W 51-41 Otis Amey 8-yd (4.19 at LA) Randy Hymes 43-yd (6.21 vs. CLB) Otis Amey 7-yd (4.26 at NYD) Karon Riley 6-yd (6.21 vs. CLB) Robert Redd 35-yd (4.26 at NYD) Randy Hymes 16-yd (6.21 vs. CLB) Robert Redd 29-yd (4.26 at NYD) Otis Amey 42-yd (6.21 vs. CLB) Kimani Jones 4-yd (4.26 at NYD) Otis Amey 26-yd (6.21 vs. CLB) Otis Amey 12-yd (5.2 vs. PHI)

TOUCHDOWN NOTES Touchdowns of 20 yards or more: 27 Touchdowns of 19 yards or less: 56 Most Consecutive to one Player: 5 (2x) *Otis Amey Most Touchdowns to one Player: 48 Otis Amey Most Touchdowns versus one team: 9 Los Angeles (4.19) *Fewest Touchdowns versus one team: 0 New Orleans (3.21)

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YARDS 'R' US ACCORDING TO JIM Raymond Philyaw got off to a slow start in the Wild Card Round of the 2008 Gladiators Owner Jim Ferraro named Mike Wilpolt head coach on September playoffs - a cold start that heated up fast. With eight minutes left in the third 9, 2007, just one month before he moved the franchise to Cleveland. Wilpolt quarter, Philyaw had already thrown for over 300 yards and climbing. He fi nished guided the Gladiators to a 9-7 regular season record and earned a wild card berth the game with a grand total of 436 passing yards on 29-of-48 attempts and eight in the AFL playoffs in just their fi rst season. Two wins later, the Gladiators fi nd touchdowns. His 436 yards are the second-most in AFL Postseason history, themselves playing for the National Conference Championship and the right to second only to former New Jersey Red Dogs quarterback . Foggie represent the National Conference in Virgin Mobile ArenaBowl XXII New Orleans. tossed 446 yards at Albany on August 8, 1998. With that being said, Philyaw’s Led by Raymond Philyaw, the Gladiators became the fourth team in AFL history fi ne performance ranks second all-time in franchise history behind Foggie. to advance to an AFL conference championship game/semifi nal after posting the Unfortuantely for Raymond, Foggie playing for the Red Dogs set a majority of the League’s worst record the year before. Of the four, Cleveland would become the “Gladiators” franchise records while playing with the Red Dogs. third team to advance to the ArenaBowl with a win. No team in AFL history has won an ArenaBowl after posting the League’s worst record the year before. POSTSEASON SUCCESS With their win over the Orlando Predators in the Wild Card game on June 30, REDD-Y OR NOT the Gladiators won the fi rst Wild Card game in franchise history. Previously, the Robert Redd had a playoff game to remember on June 30 versus Orlando. The Gladiators had played in one Wild Card game in 2003 when the franchise was in Bowling Green State University product caught 14 passes for 204 yards and four Las Vegas. They lost that game to the Arizona Rattlers 69-26. Here is a look at touchdowns. His 14 catches tied for second all-time in franchise postseason the All-Time Playoff Results (3-5) in franchise history: history, while his 204 yards and four touchdowns each set franchise postseason records. He shattered the previous record for receiving yards in a game by 27 2008 (previously 177 by Larry Willis in 1998). His four touchdowns receiving also set a Conference Championship -- Cleveland 35, PHILADELPHIA 70 franchise postseason mark, topping Willis’ three scores on August 8, 1998. Wild Card -- CLEVELAND 69, Orlando 66 Quarterfi nals - Cleveland 73, GEORGIA 70 RETURN TO SENDER 2003 With his 34 kickoff return yards in the 73-70 win over the Georgia Force, WR/ Wild Card -- Las Vegas 26, ARIZONA 69 LB Willis Marshall moved into fi fth place all time in AFL postseason history with 646 return yards. Marshall has some work to do to move into fourth place, as 2002 former Detroit and Nashville return-man Ron Carpenter fi nished his career with Quarterfi nals -- NEW JERSEY 46, Orlando 49 828 yards.

1998 Quarterfi nals -- New Jersey 66, ALBANY 59 Semifi nals -- New Jersey 23, TAMPA BAY 49

1997 Quarterfi nals -- New Jersey 37, ORLANDO 45

*Home team in CAPS

HIGH SCORING AFFAIR A week removed from a 69-point output versus the Orlando Predators in the Wild Card round, the Gladiators posted 73 points on the Georgia Force, advancing them to the National Conference Championship game versus Philadelphia Soul. The Gladiators set a record with the 69 points and broke it a week later. In their eight total postseason games, the Gladiators have scored over 60 points in three, winning each of them.

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2008 GLADIATORS PLAYERS

PAGE 20 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 2 - Robert Redd - WR/DB 5-10 • 195 • Bowling Green State University • 3 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, appeared in 19 games (16 regular season, three postseason) - all starts. Became the favorite target of Raymond Philyaw, catching a team-high 129 passes. Led the Gladiators receiving corps with 1,523 yards and tallied 16 touchdown receptions. Became the fi rst of two Gladiators player to reach the 1,000-yards receiving plateau (Otis Amey). Despite seeing limited action at the defensive back position, intercepted a pass in the season opener versus New York, returning it 50 yards for a touchdown. Saw arguably his best game as a pro in the Wild Card round of the playoffs, leading all players with 14 catches, 204 yards receiving and caught four touchdowns in the win over Orlando. His 204 yards receiving set a franchise record for receiving yards in a postseason game. Finished the postseason with 399 receiving yards and nine touchdowns, leading the Gladiators in both categories.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at WR…had an outstanding overall game, fi nishing second on the team with six catches for 78 yards and a touchdown, returning two kicks for 48 yards, and returning an interception 50 yards for a touchdown…his 176 all-purpose yards (78 receiving, 48 kick-returns, and 50 interception returns) were good for second on the team…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at WR and DB…put on another impressive all-around performance, leading all Gladiators receivers with 105 yards and three touchdowns on seven receptions, as well as making 3.5 tackles and recovering a fumble on defense to garner Ironman Player of the Game honors…named Ironman of the Week by the Arena Football League offi ce…3.15 at Columbus: Started at WR…led the Gladiators in receptions with seven, racking up 74 yards receiving and two touchdowns…saw action as a kick returner, taking three returns for 62 yards…fi nished the game with 136 all-purpose yards…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at WR… led all receivers with 13 catches and 131 yards…did not record a touchdown for the fi rst time this season…added two kickoffs for 23 yards…4.5 at Dallas: Started at WR… led all receivers with 10 catches for 125 yards and one touchdown…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at WR…fi nished the game with 136 all-purpose yards…caught nine passes for 100 yards and one score on offense…returned two kicks for 38 yards, including a long of 25…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at WR…fi nished second on the team with eight catches for 77 yards, and returned three kicks for 34 yards to give him 111 all-purpose yards on the night…also made two tackles and recovered two on defense…4.26 at New York: Started at WR…led the team with eight receptions for 101 yards and two scores, as well as returning three kicks for 49 yards to fi nish second on the team with 150 all-purpose yards…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at WR…led the Gladiators 109 receiving yards on nine catches…also fi nished with 1.5 tackles and scored a touchdown on a net recovery…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at WR…hauled in 9 receptions, led all players with 126 receiving yards, and caught three touchdown passes, as well as throwing the second touchdown pass of his career, on his way to being named Offensive Player of the Game…also became the fi rst Gladiator receiver to go over 1,000 yards on the year, marking the fi rst time Redd has topped the century mark for receiving yards in a season…5.17 at Colorado: Started at WR…totaled nine catches for 68 yards and a touchdown in the win…came up with a big tackle on a kickoff return by Colorado...5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at WR… recorded eight catches for 67 catches…recorded a net recovery (fumble) in the fi rst quarter, giving the Gladiators a 19-14 lead…his eight catches put him over the 100-catch mark – his most in a single-season…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at WR…led the team with 10 receptions, good for 127 yards…marked the eighth straight game he has caught at least seven passes…registered 1.5 tackles as well…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at WR…totaled 110 all-purpose yards (64 receiving, two rushing, 44 kick return yards) including one receiving and one rushing touchdown…also made 1.5 tackles on the night…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at WR…hauled in seven receptions for 108 yards and one touchdown…also returned three kicks for 32 yards…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at WR…led the team with six receptions, good for 68 yards…also returned one kick for 21 yards. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at WR…had his best game as a pro, leading all players with 14 receptions for 204 yards and four touchdowns in the Gladiators win, sharing Offensive Player of the Game honors with QB Raymond Philyaw…also returned one kick for 16 yards…set franchise playoff records for receiving yards and touchdowns in a game…7.7 at Georgia: Started at WR…caught fi ve passes for 43 yards and three touchdowns in the win…added two kickoff returns for 10 yards...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at WR...caught a game-high 11 passes for 152 yards and two touchdowns in the loss...added three kickoff returns for 80 yards, fi nishing the game with 232 all-purpose yards.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 129 Receptions: 30 Tackles: 14.0 Tackles: 3.0 Kick Ret: 28 Kick Ret: 6 Yards: 1,523 Yards: 399 Solo: 10 Solo: 2 Yards: 417 Yards: 106 TD: 23 TD: 9 Assists: 8 Assists: 1 Avg: 14.9 Avg: 17.7 Sacks: 0 Sacks: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0 Rushes: 1 Rushes: 0 TFL: 0 TFL: 0 Yards: -2 Yards: 0 INT's: 1-50 INT's: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0 PBU: 0 PBU: 0 FF: 0 FF: 0 FR: 2 FR: 0 TD: 1 TD: 0

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 21 2008 Postseason Media Guide 3 - Alex Teems - DB 5-11 • 195 • Washington State • 1 yr. exp. 2008 Review: In his rookie season in Arena Football, appeared in 17 games (14 regular season, three postseason) - all starts. Was listed inactive in Week 2 versus Utah and Week 8 at Los Angeles. Finished second on the team with 82.5 tackles during the regular season and 15.5 during the postseason. Notched his fi rst career interception in Week 14 versus Dallas, returning it 25 yards. Forced three fumbles and recovered two in his rookie campaign.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at DB…recorded two total tackles on the game (one solo, two assists) in his AFL debut… 3.9 vs. Utah: Listed as Inactive…3.15 at Columbus: Started at DB…led the Gladiators with 6.0 tackles (fi ve solo, two assists)…forced a fumble in the fourth quarter that led to a Gladiators touchdown, giving Cleveland a 59-51 lead with 43 seconds left in the game…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at DB…recorded 3.0 tackles (all solo) in the loss…added a fumble recovery…4.5 at Dallas: Saw action at DB, recording 1.5 total tackles…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at DB…fi nished second on the team with 8.5 tackles (eight solo), and broke up two passes…4.19 at Los Angeles: Listed as Inactive…4.26 at New York: Started at DB…led the team in tackles for the second time this season with nine (seven solo, four assisted), as well as breaking up one pass…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at DB…fi nished second on the team with six total tackles (four solo, four assisted)…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at DB…totaled three tackles in the win over the Predators…5.17 at Colorado: Started at DB…fi nished second on the team with 8.0 tackles in the win…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at DB…totaled 6.0 tackles in the loss…forced one fumble late in the fourth quarter, that Tampa Bay recovered…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at DB…tallied 5.5 tackles and also recorded the fi rst interception of his AFL career…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at DB…recorded seven tackles, including a season-high six assisted stops…also broke up one pass…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at DB…led the team and tied his career-high with nine total tackles (eight solo, 2 assisted), as well as forcing and recovering a fumble…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at DB…tied for the team lead with seven tackles (six solo). PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at DB…recorded fi ve tackles, and broke up one pass in the win…7.7 at Georgia: Started at DB…led the team with 7.5 tackles while contributing one forced fumble and one fumble recovery for 11 yards...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at DB...fi nished wtih 3.0 tackles in the loss.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: 82.5 Tackles: 3.0 Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 66 Solo: 2 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists: 33 Assists: 1 Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: 0 TFL: 0 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 1-25 INT's: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 4 PBU: 0 FF: 2 FF: 0 FR: 3 FR: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

PAGE 22 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 4 - Willis Marshall - WR/LB 5-10 • 193 • Youngstown State • 8 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: Began the 2008 season with the Georgia Force, before being released on March 28. Signed with the Gladiators on March 31. Appeared in three games with the Force and 16 games with the Gladiators (14 starts). Saw action mostly at , fi nishing the season with 61 catches for 616 yards and three touchdowns (with the Gladiators) and 63 catches for 635 yards combined between Georgia and Cleveland. Combining rushing totals, fi nished the season with 17 rushes for 41 yards and fi ve touchdowns (6 rushes for 21 yards and three touchdowns with Cleveland). Served as the Gladiators primary kick-returner, fi nishing the season with 52 returns for 1,009 yards (33 returns for 670 yards with Cleveland).

Season Highlights: 3.5: Signed with the Georgia Force…3.7 at Tampa Bay: Started at WR…carried the ball three times for -5 yards…did not record a reception… recorded one tackle… 3.15 vs. Los Angeles: Started at JLB…offensively, carried the ball four times for 23 yards and a touchdown…returned fi ve kickoffs for 74 yards…3.22 at Orlando: Saw action on offense…carried the ball four times for two yards and a touchdown…added two receptions for 19 yards and seven kickoffs for 96 yards…3.28: Released by the Georgia Force…3.31: Signed by the Gladiators…4.5 at Dallas: Started at WR… caught eight passes for 117 yards in his Gladiators debut…also returned three kicks for 83 yards, giving him a game-high 200 all-purpose yards…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at WR…fi nished second on the team with seven catches for 92 yards…returned two kicks for 19 yards to fi nish with 109 all- purpose yards, his second 100-plus yard effort in as many games for the Gladiators…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at WR…caught fi ve passes for 65 yards, including his fi rst touchdown with the Gladiators…returned two kicks for 40 yards to fi nish the game with 101 all-purpose yards…added one tackle on defense…4.26 at New York: Started at WR…led the team with 158 all-purpose yards, catching fi ve passes for 31 yards and returning fi ve kicks for 125…recorded 1.5 tackles…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at WR…led all players with 193 all-purpose yards, 125 of which came on kick returns, on his way to being named Ironman of the Game…totaled 68 receiving yards on seven catches, as well as making two tackles…his 52 yard fourth quarter return was the longest of his AFL career, and set up the go-ahead score for the Gladiators…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at WR…had an outstanding all-around game, making fi ve catches for 49 yards, returning two kicks for 39 yards, and scoring on a seven yard run in the fourth quarter of the Gladiators win…fi nished second on the team with 95 all-purpose yards…also made one solo tackle…5.17 at Colorado: Started at WR…caught seven passes for 78 yards and one score…the touchdown was the go-ahead points with 4:06 left in the game, giving the Gladiators 43-38 lead…carried the ball one time for four yards… totaled four kickoff returns for 12 yards…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at WR…fi nished with three catches for 22 yards, including an eight-yard score that brought the Gladiators within a touchdown with 1:23 left to play…carried the ball one time for eight yards and a touchdown…split time with Robert Redd on kickoff duties, returning three kicks for 61 yards…added one tackle on special teams…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at WR…fi nished the game with 72 all-purpose yards…made three receptions for nine yards, returned four kicks for 62 yards and ran once for a one-yard gain…also registered two tackles and broke up one pass…6.7 vs. Chicago: Listed as Inactive…6.14 at Philadelphia: Appeared in the game…saw action on both sides of the ball, as well as returning three kicks for 85 yards…caught six passes for 76 yards…also ran the ball once for a one-yard score…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at WR…led the team in all-purpose yards with 96, catching fi ve passes for 44 yards, and returning two kicks for 52 yard, including a 40-yard return in the third quarter. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at WR…had an outstanding overall performance, totaling 99 all-purpose yards (eight rushing, 39 receiving, and 52 on kickoff returns), and scoring two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving) in the Gladiators win…he also recorded 1.5 tackles, and was named Ironman of the Game…7.7 at Georgia: Started at WR…caught fi ve passes for 64 yards and one touchdown in the win…doubled as the Gladiators return-man and totaled two kickoff returns for 34 yards… named Ironman of the Game for his efforts...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at WR and JLB... caught four passes for 55 yards...added three kick returns for 36 yards...recorded 0.5 tackles in the loss.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 63 Receptions: 13 Tackles: 10.0 Tackles: 2.0 Kick Ret: 52 Kick Ret: 9 Yards: 635 Yards: 158 Solo: 8 Solo: 1 Yards: 1,009 Yards: 122 TD: 3 TD: 2 Assists: 4 Assists: 2 Avg: 19.4 Avg: 13.6 Sacks: 0 Sacks: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0 Rushes: 17 Rushes: 1 TFL: 0 TFL: 0 Yards: 41 Yards: 8 INT's: 0 INT's: 0 TD: 5 TD: 1 PBU: 1 PBU: 0 FF: 0 FF: 0 FR: 0 FR: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 23 2008 Postseason Media Guide 5 - Ron Johnson - WR/DB 6-3 • 222 • Minnesota • 1 yr. exp. 2008 Review: Began the 2008 season with the Orlando Predators, where he caught 102 passes for 956 yards before being put on waivers. Claimed off waivers by the Gladiators and signed to the active roster on June 6. Appeared in just two regular season games (both starts) with Cleveland. Caught six passes for 43 yards and one touchdown.

Season Highlights: 5.30: Signed with the Gladiators…6.6: Signed to active roster…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at WR…caught fi ve passes for 37 yards and a touchdown in his fi rst game with the Gladiators…also made two tackles on special teams…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at WR…caught one pass for six yards in his second game with the Gladiators…6.21 vs. Columbus: Listed as inactive. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Listed as Inactive…7.7 at Georgia: Listed as Inactive...7.12 at Philadelphia: Listed as Inactive.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 108 Receptions: N/A Tackles: 16.5 Tackles: 3.0 Kick Ret: 28 Kick Ret: 6 Yards: 999 Yards: N/A Solo: 10 Solo: 2 Yards: 417 Yards: 106 TD: 11 TD: N/A Assists: 8 Assists: 1 Avg: 14.9 Avg: 17.7 Sacks: 0 Sacks: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0 Rushes: 1 Rushes: N/A TFL: 0 TFL: 0 Yards: 1 Yards: N/A INT's: 1-50 INT's: 0 TD: 1 TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: 0 FF: 0 FF: 0 FR: 2 FR: 0 TD: 1 TD: 0

PAGE 24 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 8 - Rohan Davey - QB 6-3 • 245 • LSU • 2 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: Began the 2008 season with the New York Dragons before being placed on Waivers on March 27. Signed with the Gladiators on April 4. In New York, appeared in four games (two starts), completing 67-of-115 passes for 849 yards and 14 touchdowns. Saw his only action of the season with Cleveland in Week 15 versus Chicago, taking over for Raymond Philyaw in the fourth quarter. He completed 1-of-2 passes for nine yards and a touchdown to WR Ron Johnson.

Season Highlights: 3.3 at Cleveland: Saw action at QB…completed 21-of-30 passes for 249 yards and fi ve touchdowns…added nine yards rushing on one attempt…3.9 vs. Kansas City: Started at QB…led the Dragons over the Kansas City Brigade with a strong performance, throwing for six touchdowns on 22-of-36 passes for 233 yards, as well as gaining 29 yards on the ground on four attempts…3.16 vs. Philadelphia: Active as the backup quarterback…saw action in the fourth quarter of the game, completing 3-of-5 passes…3.21 at Arizona: Started at QB…threw for a season-high 334 yards, completing 21-of-43 passes and three touchdowns…gained seven yards on one rush…3.27: Placed on waivers by the Dragons…4.3: Signed with the Gladiators…4.5 at Dallas: Active as the backup quarterback…did not play…4.11 vs. Colorado: Active as the backup quarterback… did not play…4.19 at Los Angeles: Active as the backup quarterback… did not play…4.26 at New York: Active as the backup quarterback… did not play…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Active as the backup quarterback… did not play…5.9 vs. Orlando: Active as the backup quarterback… did not play…5.17 at Colorado: Active as the backup quarterback…did not play…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Active as the backup quarterback…did not play...5.31 vs. Dallas: Active at the backup quarterback…did not play…6.7 vs. Chicago: Active as the backup quarterback…made his fi rst appearance of the season with the Gladiators in the fourth quarter…completed one pass for a nine-yard touchdown to WR Ron Johnson…6.14 at Philadelphia: Active as the backup quarterback…did not play…6.21 vs. Columbus: Active as the backup quarterback…did not play. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Active as the backup quarterback…did not play…7.7 at Georgia: Active as the backup quarterback…did not play... 7.12 at Philadelphia: Active as the backup quarterback…did not play.

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ATT CMP YDS CMP % YDS/ATT TD TD% INT INT% LONG SACK/LOST RATING League Totals 117 68 858 58.1 7.33 15 12.8 5 4.3 43 4/19 95.3 Team Totals 2 1 9 50.0 4.50 1 50.0 0 0.0 9t 0/0 102.1

REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 0 Receptions: 0 Yards: 0 Yards: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

Rushes: 7 Rushes: 0 Yards: 45 Yards: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 25 2008 Postseason Media Guide 9 - Raymond Philyaw - QB 5-10 • 180 • Louisianna-Monroe • 9 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, Philyaw started in all 16 regular season games and each of the three playoff games. During the regular season, completed 358-of-525 passes for 4,287 yards and 83 touchdowns. He was intercepted just 10 times. One of the most prolifi c quarterbacks in AFL history, Philyaw moved into 10th place all-time in the regular season with 3,179 career passing attempts, 9th place all- time in the regular season with 2,083 career passing completions, 9th place all-time in the regular season with 24,865 career passing yards and 9th place all-time in the regular season with 464 career touchdown passes. His 124.5 in 2008 was second in the league amongst quarterbacks with at least 300 pass attempts. Threw for 411 yards in Week 8 at Los Angeles, tying his career high. Broke that mark in the Wild Card round of the playoffs, throwing for 436 yards in the win over Orlando. His 436 yards were second-most in AFL postseason history, second only to former New Jersey Red Dog QB Ricky Foggie's 446 in 1998. Finished the regular season with 238 straight passing attempts without throwing an interception. In the Week 11 win over the Orlando Predators, Philyaw caught his third career touchdow pass on the Gladiators opening drive.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at QB…completed 18-of-23 passes for 240 yards and fi ve touchdowns to earn Offensive Players of the Game honors…threw a 37 yard touchdown pass to Andy McCullough on the fi rst play from scrimmage in Cleveland Gladiators history…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at QB…led the Gladiators offensive attack in defeating the Blaze, throwing for 297 yards on 24-of-38 passing and six touchdowns, as well as gaining 13 yards on the ground on two attempts…named Offensive Player of the Game for the second straight week…3.15 at Columbus: Started at QB…completed 19-of-28 passes for 209 yards and fi ve touchdowns…connected with fi ve different receivers on the night, hitting Robert Redd for two touchdowns and Otis Amey for three touchdowns…carried the ball two times for eight yards, scoring once…his fi ve touchdown passes tied him for 10th place all-time in AFL history for TD passes with …3.21 at New Orleans: Started at QB…completed 15-of-29 passes for 146 yards and two interceptions...rushed for a touchdown in the second quarter, cutting the VooDoo lead to 21-7…did not complete a passing touchdown in the loss… left the game in the third quarter with an injured hand and did not return…4.5 at Dallas: Started at QB…completed 25-of-49 passes for a season-high 321 yards and fi ve touchdowns…the 49 attempts tied his career high…also ran for six yards on two carries…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at QB…completed 70% of his passes (26-of-37) for 316 yards and seven touchdowns, six of those going to WR Otis Amey…was his second 300-yard game of the season, and second in as many weeks…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at QB…had one of the best games of his nine-year career, completing 30-of-39 passes for 411 yards and nine touchdowns in leading the Gladiators offense to 83 points against the Avengers…the 411 yards tied his career-high for a game, and marked the third week in a row he has gone over 300 yards, the fi rst such streak of his career…4.26 at New York: Started at QB…completed 19-of-34 passes for 179 yards and four touchdowns…also ran the ball once for four yards…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at QB…had one of the most accurate days of his career, completing 25-of-30 passes (83%) for 290 yards and fi ve touchdowns in the victory over Philadelphia…four of the touchdowns were to WR Otis Amey…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at QB…completed 23-of-31 passes for 280 yards and seven touchdowns, and also made his third career touchdown catch in the win over the Predators…also ran twice for four yards…5.17 at Colorado: Started at QB…completed 28-of-40 passes for 324 yards and six touchdowns in the win…completed four of the six touchdowns to WR Otis Amey…was not intercepted in the game, marking back-to-back games without throwing an interception…connected with Amey for the game-winning touchdown with 0:28 seconds left in the game…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at QB…completed just 21-of-28 passes for 206 yards and three touchdowns…was sacked one time…did not throw in interception for the third straight game…connected with WR/DB Willis Marshall with 1:23 left in the game, bringing the Gladiators within a touchdown…with his 206 yards, cracked the 3,000-yard mark for the sixth time in nine seasons…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at QB…completed 68.6% of his passes (24-of-35) for 291 yards and four touchdowns…also ran twice for nine yards…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at QB…was very effi cient, completing 14-of-19 passes for 222 yards and fi ve touchdowns…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at QB…led the Gladiators offense, throwing for 319 yards on 26-of-38 passing and six touchdowns…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at QB…completed 20-of-27 passes for 269 yards and six touchdowns on his way to being named Offensive Player of the Game. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at QB…had one of the best passing performances in AFL playoff history, throwing for 436 yards and eight touchdowns in the win, earning co-Offensive Player of the Game honors…his 436 yards were the second most in a playoff game in league history, behind only former New Jersey Red Dog QB Ricky Foggie’s 446 in 1998…7.7 at Georgia: Started at QB…completed 20-of-29 passes for 295 yards and eight touchdowns…was intercepted once in the win…rushed one time for 10 yards…connected with Otis Amey for three touchdowns, fi nding him six times for 130 yards...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at QB...completed 25-of-49 passing for 303 yards and four touchdowns in the loss...was intercepted twice by Soul DB Eddie Moten.

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ATT CMP YDS CMP % YDS/ATT TD TD% INT INT% LONG SACK/LOST RATING Philyaw 525 358 4287 68.2 8.17 83 15.8 10 1.9 45t 17/71 124.5

REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 1 Receptions: 0 Yards: 6 Yards: 0 TD: 1 TD: 0

Rushes: 16 Rushes: 3 Yards: 51 Yards: 6 TD: 2 TD: 0 PAGE 26 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 10 - Otis Amey - WR 5-10 • 192 • Sacramento State • 2 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, Amey appeared in all 19 games (16 regular season, three postseason) - all starts. Despite fi nishing second on the team with 112 catches, Amey led the AFL in total touchdowns with 50 (48 receiving, one rushing and one missed fi eld goal return). His 48 receiving touchdowns was second in the league behind Offensive Player of the Year winner - Chris Jackson of Philadelphia. Jackson hauled in 49 touchdowns in 2008. Amey fi nished second on the team with 1,516 yards and along with teammate Robert Redd, the duo became the third group in franchise history to have two 1,000-yard receivers in the same season. In Week's 7 & 8, Amey recorded back- to-back six-touchdown games at home versus Colorado and on the road at Los Angeles. Amey was rewarded for his efforts in 2008 by being named to the All-Arena Second Team and for his contributions to the Cleveland Community - named to the Al Lucas Hero Team and was a fi nalist for the Al Lucas Hero Award.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at WR…recorded seven catches for a team-high 101 yards and two touchdowns…carried the ball four times for a net of zero and one touchdown…led the Gladiators in all-purpose yards with 177 (101 receiving, 58 kick returns, 18 fi eld goal returns)…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at WR…caught four passes for 29 yards and two touchdowns, as well as carrying the ball four times for fi ve yards…recorded 94 kickoff return yards on fi ve returns, with a long of 37 yards…3.15 at Columbus: Started at WR…named Offensive Player of the Game after recording a game-high 238 all-purpose yards (71 receiving and 167 kickoff returns)…his receiving yards came on six catches…he led all Gladiators receivers with three touchdown receptions…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at WR…caught fi ve passes for 49 yards… returned fi ve kickoffs for 104 yards…totaled 153 yards of total offense…4.5 at Dallas: Started at WR…made four catches for 56 yards and two touchdowns…returned fi ve kickoffs for 62 yards…fi nished with 118 all-purpose yards…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at WR…put on an impressive performance, catching nine passes for 123 yards and a career-high six touchdowns en route to being named Offensive Player of the Game…also returned three kicks for 13 yards, fi nishing with a team high 138 all-purpose yards…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at WR…had a career day, leading all receivers with 15 receptions (tying his career-high), for 208 yards and six touchdowns in the Gladiators victory…the 208 receiving yards were a career-high…also returned one missed fi eld goal fi ve yards to fi nish with 213 all-purpose yards, a season-high for the team…4.26 at New York: Started at WR…caught four passes for 38 yards and his team-leading 22nd touchdown…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at WR…fi nished second on the team with seven receptions, good for 107 yards and four touchdowns in the Gladiators win over previously undefeated Philadelphia…also had a 28-yard missed fi eld goal return and ran in a two-point conversion…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at WR…had seven receptions for 78 yards and three touchdowns in the Gladiators 62-43 win over the Predators…5.17 at Colorado: Started at WR…recorded a game-high 131 yards receiving on nine catches…caught four touchdown passes, including the game-winner with 0:28 seconds left in the game...earned Offensive Player of the Game honors for his performance…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at WR…caught a 10-yard pass on the Gladiators fi rst play from scrimmage, giving him 1,001 yards on the year…fi nished the game with eight catches for a game-high 106 yards…added two touchdown receptions in the loss…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at WR…fi nished second on the team with nine receptions for a game-high 132 yards and four touchdowns in the loss…was his fi fth game of the season with at least four touchdown receptions…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at WR…led the Gladiators with six catches, 125 yards and three touchdowns on offense, and also returned a missed fi eld goal 50 yards for a score on the way to being name Ironman of the Game for the fi rst time this season…it was the fi rst touchdown on a missed fi eld goal return in franchise history…his six receptions made him the second Gladiators receiver to reach 100 catches this season…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at WR…caught a team-high nine passes for 91 yards and four touchdowns in the loss…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at WR…caught three passes, two of which were touchdowns, for 71 yards…set a Gladiators franchise record with his 50th total touchdown of the season. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at WR…fi nished second on the team with seven receptions for 119 yards…also returned two kicks for 20 yards to total 139 all-purpose yards in the win…7.7 at Georgia: Started at WR…caught six passes for 130 and three touchdowns in the win…his 130 yards led the team...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at WR...caught nine passes for 85 yards and two touchdowns in the loss.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 112 Receptions: 22 Tackles: 1.0 Tackles: . N/A Kick Ret: 28 Kick Ret: 1 Yards: 1,516 Yards: 333 Solo: 1 Solo: N/A Yards: 517 Yards: 14 TD: 48 TD: 5 Assists: 0 Assists: N/A Avg: 18.5 Avg: 14 Sacks: 0 Sacks: N/A TD: 0 TD: 0 Rushes: 9 Rushes: N/A TFL: 0 TFL: N/A Yards: 5 Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: N/A TD: 1 TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: N/A FF: 0 FF: N/A FR: 0 FR: N/A TD: 0 TD: N/A

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 27 2008 Postseason Media Guide 11 - Jason Ball - K 5-7 • 160 • North Texas • 3 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, appeared in all 19 games (16 regular season, three postseason) Ball handled kicking duties in each of the games. He fnished the season third on the team with 147 points, having converted on 99-of-118 extra point attempts (83.9%) and 16-of-21 fi eld goal attempts. Ball fi nished the season with 8.5 tackles - all on special teams. He scored a season-high 15 points at Dallas in Week 6, converting on six extra point attempts and nailing all three of his fi eld goal attempts.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Handled all kicking duties…scored 13 points, connecting on seven of eight PATs and both of his fi eld goal attempts (28 and 32 yards)…3.9 vs. Utah: Handled all kicking duties…made six-of-nine extra points, two of which were blocked…made two out of three fi eld goals attempts, including a career-long 46 yarder, to fi nish the game with 12 points…3.15 at Columbus: Handled all kicking duties…converted on both fi eld goal attempts, while managing just 5-of-8 on extra point tries…3.21 at New Orleans: Handled all kicking duties…converted on 1-of-2 fi eld goal attempts (30 yds) while making both extra point tries in the loss…4.5 at Dallas: Handled all kicking duties…scored a season-high 15 points, hitting on all six extra points and nailing 3-of-3 fi eld goal attempts…4.11 vs. Colorado: Handled all kicking duties…made a season-high nine extra points on nine attempts, as well as one-of-two fi eld goals to fi nish with 12 points…4.19 at Los Angeles: Handled all kicking duties…connected on 11-of-12 extra points…did not attempt or make a fi eld goal for the fi rst time all season…4.26 at New York: Handled all kicking duties…made three out of four extra points and missed his only fi eld goal attempt…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Handled all kicking duties…connected on fi ve-of-seven extra point attempts…5.9 vs. Orlando: Handled all kicking duties…made seven out of eight extra point attempts…5.17 at Colorado: Handled all kicking duties…converted on fi ve-of-six extra points and recorded a 22-yard fi eld goal…recorded nine kickoffs for 385 yards and three touchbacks…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Handled all kicking duties…converted on 4-of-6 PATs…did not attempt a fi eld goal…5.31 vs. Dallas: Handled all kicking duties…fi nished a perfect seven-of-seven on extra points and nailed a 41-yard fi eld goal to fi nish the game with 10 points…6.7 vs. Chicago: Handled all kicking duties…made eight-of-nine extra point attempts and converted a 19-yard fi eld goal in the win, fi nishing with 10 points…6.14 at Philadelphia: Handled all kicking duties…converted seven-of-eight extra point attempts, but missed a 28-yard fi eld goal to fi nish with seven points…6.21 vs. Columbus: Handled all kicking duties…made fi ve-of-six extra points and connected on two fi eld goals (18 and 26 yards) to fi nish the game with 11 points. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Handled all kicking duties…tied his season-high with 15 points, converting on all nine extra point attempts and two-of-two fi eld goals…7.7 at Georgia: Handled all kicking duties…converted on 7-of-11 extra point attempts…his lone missed fi eld goal was a 51-yard drop-kick attempt that the Gladiators recovered and eventually led to a Joshua Rue two-yard touchdown rush...7.12 at Philadelphia: Handled all kicking duties...converted on all of his extra point attempts (5-of-5)...missed his only fi eld goal attempt.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Extra Points: 99/118 Extra Points: 21/25 Tackles: 8.5 Tackles: 0.5 Field Goals: 16/21 Field Goals: 2/4 Solo: 8 Solo: 0 Points: 147 Points: 27 Assists: 1 Assists: 1 Sacks: 0 Sacks: 0 Long : 46 yd Long Field Goal: 27 yd TFL: 0 TFL: 0 INT's: 0 INT's: 0 PBU: 0 PBU: 0 FF: 0 FF: 0 FR: 0 FR: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

PAGE 28 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 12 - Randy Hymes - WR 6-3 • 220 • Grambling • 1 yr. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, appeared in four games (one regular season, three postseason). Made his AFL debut on June 21 versus the Columbus Destroyers, catching four passes for 78 yards and three touchdowns. In the Wild Card round of the playoffs, caught three passes - all touchdowns - for 58 yards. Finished the regular season with four receptions for 78 yards and three scores. Hymes posted fi ve catches for 104 yards and four touchdowns in the playoffs.

Season Highlights: 5.29: Signed to practice squad…6.7 vs. Chicago: Practice Squad…6.14 at Philadelphia: Practice Squad…6.20: Activated from practice squad…6.21 vs. Columbus: Appeared in the game on offense and special teams…had an outstanding AFL debut, catching the fi rst three touchdowns of his career for touchdowns, including a 43-yarder in the second quarter…fi nished the game with four receptions for 78 yards…left the game in due to injury in the third quarter, but returned to the bench later in the period. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Appeared in the game on offense and special teams…caught three passes, all touchdowns, for 58 yards…Hymes now has six touchdowns in seven career catches in the league…7.7 at Georgia: Active, seeing action at WR…caught two passes for 46 yards and one touchdown…now has seven career touchdowns on nine career touchdowns...7.12 at Philadelphia: Appeared in the game on offense and special teams...did not record a catch for the fi rst time this season.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 4 Receptions: 5 Tackles: 0 Tackles: 1 Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: 78 Yards: 104 Solo: 0 Solo: 0 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: 3 TD: 4 Assists: 0 Assists: 2 Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: 0 Rushes: 0 TFL: 0 TFL: 0 Yards: 0 Yards: 0 INT's: 0 INT's: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0 PBU: 0 PBU: 0 FF: 0 FF: 0 FR: 0 FR: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 29 2008 Postseason Media Guide 17 - Sakeen Wright - WR/LB 6-3 • 225 • Rowan • 2 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, saw action in 18 games (16 regular season and two postseason). Was injured prior to the National Conference Championship game in Philadelphia and was listed Inactive for the game. Started in each of the 18 games he played in, all at the Jack linebacker position. Led the Gladiators defense with fi ve interceptions, returning one of his INT's for a touchdown. Finished the season with 63.5 tackles (third on the team), including one tackle for a loss. Wright forced two fumbles and added eight pass breakups. A former college quarterback/receiver, Wright caught one pass for 27 yards - good for his fi rst touchdown.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at JLB…recorded his fi rst interception of the season, broke up another pass, and fi nished tied for second on the team with seven total tackles in a victory over the Dragons…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at JLB…played a dominant game on defense, tallying 3.5 tackles and forcing a fumble, in addition to returning an interception seven yards for his fi rst career return touchdown…named Defensive Player of the Game for his efforts…3.15 at Columbus: Started at JLB…fi nished the game with 4.5 tackles (four solo, one assist) and one PBU…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at JLB… recorded 1.5 tackles (one solo, one assist) and notched his third interception of the season…returned the pick for two yards...also appeared on offense at wide receiver…did not record a catch in the loss…4.5 at Dallas: Started at JLB…recorded three total tackles on the game…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at JLB…tallied 4.5 tackles (three solo, three assisted) and intercepted his fourth pass of the season…also broke up another pass…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at JLB…recorded 3.5 tackles and two pass break-ups…4.26 at New York: Started at JLB…tallied 1.5 tackles in the loss…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at JLB…made 4.5 tackles and picked off his fi fth pass of the season in the third quarter, propelling the Gladiators to a 67-55 upset of the Philadelphia Soul…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at JLB…was named Ironman of the Game after registering a career-high 8.5 tackles and catching his fi rst pass of the year for a 27-yard touchdown…5.17 at Colorado: Started at JLB…fi nished with 1.0 tackle in the game…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at JLB…totaled 5.5 tackles (1.0 for a loss of one yard)…added two pass breakups…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at JLB…fi nished third on the team with 4.5 tackles, as well as breaking up one pass…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at JLB…tallied 1.5 tackles in the win (three assisted)…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at JLB…registered three tackles in the loss…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at JLB…fi nished with seven total tackles, tied for the team lead, and broke up a pass to earn Defensive Player of the Game honors. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at JLB…fi nished the game with 2.5 tackles…7.7 at Georgia: Started at JLB…collared 4.0 tackles on defense, forcing two fumbles and recovering one in the win...7.12 at Philadelphia: Listed as Inactive for the game...injured his knee during pre-game warmups and did not play in the loss.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 1 Receptions: N/A Tackles: 63.5 Tackles: 6.5 Kick Ret: 1 Kick Ret: N/A Yards: 27 Yards: N/A Solo: 41 Solo: 5 Yards: 3 Yards: N/A TD: 1 TD: N/A Assists: 45 Assists: 3 Avg: 3 Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: 0 TD: 0 TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: 1 TFL: 0 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 5-39 INT's: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 8 PBU: 0 FF: 2 FF: 2 FR: 0 FR: 1-0 TD: 1 TD: 0

PAGE 30 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 23 - Alphonso Hodge - DB 5-11 • 203 • Miami (OH) • 1 yr. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season in the AFL and fi rst with the Gladiators, appeared in 13 games (10 regular season and three postseason) - a In his AFL debut in Week 8 at Los Angeles, recorded a game-high 12.0 tackles and fi ve PBU's. Finished the season 60.0 tackles (54 solo, 12 assists) and 10 PBU's. Hodge recovered one fumble for a two-yard return.

Season Highlights: 4.8: Signed by the Gladiators to the practice squad…4.11 vs. Colorado: Practice Squad…4.17: Signed by the Gladiators from the Practice Squad…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at DB…made his AFL and Gladiators debut, recording a game and single-game season high 12.0 tackles (all solo) in the win…had a near interception on the fi rst defensive play from scrimmage… recorded fi ve PBU’s in his debut…4.26 at New York: Started at DB…fi nished second on the team with eight total tackles in his second career start… also broke up two passes…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at DB…tallied 4.5 total tackles in the win over Philadelphia…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at DB…fi nished second on the team with 7.5 tackles…5.17 at Colorado: Started at DB…recorded a game-high 9.0 tackles (all solo) and 1.0 tackle for a loss…came up with a key fumble recovery with 0:38 seconds remaining in the game, leading to a Gladiators touchdown that put them up 12 points with under a minute remaining…named Defensive Player of the Game for the fi rst time this year…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at DB…fi nished the game with a season-low 2.0 tackles…added one pass break up…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at DB…broke up two passes on the night and made four tackles, including a career-high four assisted stops…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at DB…fi nished second on the team with eight tackles…also had one pass breakup…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at DB…tallied three solo tackles on the night…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at DB…made three solo tackles and recorded the fi rst interception of his AFL career by picking off QB in the end zone in the second quarter to thwart a Destroyers go-ahead score. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at DB…tallied six total tackles, good for second on the team, and had a key pass breakup in the Gladiators win…7.7 at Georgia: Started at DB…tallied fi nished second on the team with 7.0 tackles in the win...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at DB...did not record a tackle in the loss.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: 60.0 Tackles: 13 Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 54 Solo: 13 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists: 12 Assists: 0 Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: 1.5 TFL: 0 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 1-0 INT's: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 10 PBU: 1 FF: 0 FF: 0 FR: 1-2 FR: 0 TD: 1 TD: 0

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 31 2008 Postseason Media Guide 24 - Brandon Hefflin - DB 6-1 • 185 • Toledo • 4 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, Heffl in appeared in all 19 games (16 regular season, three postseason) - all starts. A key free agent signing in the offseason, Heffl in led the Gladiators in tackles with 110.0 (89 solo, 42 assists) and recorded two interceptions, one for a touchdown. Also led the defense with 18 PBU's. His 18 PBU and 110.0 total tackles both ranked him tied for fi fth place in the AFL in each category. At Georgia on July 7, recovered a net recovery for a touchdown in the second quarter. The 110.0 tackles set a franchise record for tackles in a single-season. During the playoffs, recorded two interceptions against Orlando, becoming the fi rst player in Gladiators history to intercept two or more passes in a postseason game.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at DB…was named Defensive Player of the Game, leading the team with 10.5 tackles (nine solo), to go along with a pass breakup…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at DB…led all players in tackles for the second game in a row with nine…also broke up two passes…3.15 at Columbus: Started at DB…fi nished the game with 5.5 tackles (four solo, three assists)…recovered a fumble that led to a Gladiators score and gave Cleveland a 59-51 lead with 43 seconds remaining in the game…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at DB…led the Gladiators for the third time this season with 8.0 tackles (all solo)…4.5 at Dallas: Started at DB…led all players with 6.5 tackles, including a season high fi ve assisted stops…4.11 at Colorado: Started at DB…led all players with 11.5 tackles (nine solo), and also broke up a pass…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at DB…totaled 6.5 tackles for the Gladiators, forced two fumbles and recorded his fi rst interception of the season…4.26 at New York: Started at DB…made two solo tackles and broke up a season-high three passes…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at DB…recorded a team-high nine tackles, one for loss, and broke up two passes against the Soul…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at DB…made four total tackles and led all players with three pass breakups…5.17 at Colorado: Started at DB…fi nished the game with 5.0…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at DB…led the Gladiators defense with 7.5 tackles…added one fumble recovery and broke up two passes…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at DB…recorded a game-high 7.0 tackles, leading the Gladiators for the eighth time this season on his way to being named Defensive Player of the Game…also broke up one pass…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at DB…led the Gladiators with 8.5 tackles and returned an interception 45-yards for a touchdown in the second quarter to earn Defensive Player of the Game honors…also broke up one other pass…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at DB…fi nished second on the team with 5.0 tackles and broke up one pass…became the fi rst Gladiators player to ever make 100 tackles in a season…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at DB…tallied 5.5 tackles in the win (fi ve solo), and broke up a pass…set the franchise record for tackles in a season with 110.0. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at DB…had the best defensive game in franchise playoff history, leading the team with seven tackles, recovering a fumble, and interception two passes on his way to being named Defensive Player of the Game…Heffl in became the fi rst player in Gladiators playoff history to intercept two passes in a game…7.7 at Georgia: Started at DB…totaled 3.5 tackles in the win…scored a touchdown on special teams by recovering a net recovery in the second quarter...7.12 at Philadelphia: Led the team with 7.0 tackles in the loss.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: 110.0 Tackles: 17.5 Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 89 Solo: 15 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists: 42 Assists: 5 Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: 0 TFL: 0 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 2-45 INT's: 2-5 TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 18 PBU: 1 FF: 0 FF: 0 FR: 2-0 FR: 2-3 TD: 1 TD: 0

PAGE 32 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 32 - Marlion Jackson - FB/LB 6-1 • 255 • Saginaw Valley State • 5 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fourth season with the Gladiators, appeared in all 19 games (16 regulars season and three playoff) - all starts. In what was arguably the best season for a fullback in franchise history, Jackson re-wrote the Gladiators history books, rushing for 356 yards on 108 carries - both franchise records. His 23 rushing touchdowns tied for the league-lead and also set a new franchise mark for a single-season. He was named All-Arena First Team for his terrifi c season. Set the Gladiators single-game rushing record with his 62 yards versus the New York Dragons in Week 1.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at FB…put on a strong performance against the Dragons, leading the team in rushing with 62 yards on seven carries, including a 32-yard touchdown run…also caught one pass for six yards and one touchdown…named Ironman of the Game for his efforts…established career highs in rushing yards and attempts…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at FB…carried the ball seven times, totaling four yards and a score, as well as catching one pass for 12 yards…3.15 at Columbus: Started at FB…carried the ball a career-best eight times for 42 yards and two touchdowns…caught one pass for 18 yards in the win…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at FB…carried the ball three times for seven yards…caught one pass for four yards…did not score a touchdown for the fi rst time this season…4.5 at Dallas: Started at FB…gained three yards on two carries, including one for a score…caught one pass for 18 yards…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at FB…led all rushers with 23 yards on seven carries, and scored two touchdowns on the ground…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at FB…had one of the best games of his fi ve-year career, rushing for three touchdowns and catching two passes for 65 yards and two more scores…set new career-highs with the three rushing touchdowns and fi ve total touchdowns…4.26 at New York: Started at FB…gained 31 yards on six carries, scoring twice in the Gladiators loss…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at FB…was named Offensive Player of the Game after running for 49 yards and a career-high four touchdowns on eleven carries in the win over the Soul…the eleven carries were also a career-high…5.9 vs. Olrando: Started at FB…gained 23 yards on seven carries before leaving the game in the third quarter with a hamstring injury…5.17 at Colorado: Started at FB…carried the ball seven times for 11 yards and one touchdown…added two catches for 44 yards with a long of 31…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at FB…carried the ball six times for 18 yards and two touchdowns…added one catch for four yards…recorded his seventh multiple-touchdown game of the year…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at FB…ran for 12 yards on six carries, three of those for touchdowns, in the loss…added two catches for 23 yards…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at FB…carried the ball for a franchise-record 12 times, gaining 29 yards…became just the 10th player in AFL history to run for 300 yards in a season…also credited with 0.5 tackle on special teams…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at FB…totaled 58 all-purpose yards (20 rushing, 38 passing)…scored on a 14-yard run, and caught a 22-yard pass for a touchdown…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at FB…carried the ball seven times for 12 yards and caught one pass for two yards…also recorded one solo tackle in the win. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at FB…carried the ball fi ve times for 12 yards, as well as catching one pass for 16 yards…7.7 at Georgia: Started at FB…carried the ball one time for two yards and caught one pass for three yards in the win...7.12 at Phildelphia: Carried the ball two times for four yards and one touchdown.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 18 Receptions: 2 Tackles: 3.5 Tackles: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: 1 Yards: 238 Yards: 19 Solo: 2 Solo: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: -2 TD: 4 TD: 0 Assists: 3 Assists: N/A Avg: N/A Avg: -2 Sacks: N/A Sacks: N/A TD: N/A TD: 0 Rushes: 108 Rushes: 8 TFL: N/A TFL: N/A Yards: 356 Yards: 18 INT's: N/A INT's: N/A TD: 23 TD: 1 PBU: N/A PBU: N/a FF: N/A FF: N/A FR: N/A FR: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 33 2008 Postseason Media Guide 42 - Joshua Rue - FB/LB 6-2 • 245 • Duquesne • 2 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his second season with the Gladiators, appeared in 13 games (10 regular season and three postseason). Rue carried the ball 12 times for 63 yards during the regular season, scoring one touchdown. In th postseason, he added six rushes for 15 yards and two touchdowns and also caught two passes for 20 yards. He was named Ironman of the Week for his performance on July 7 at Georgia.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Injured Reserve…3.9 vs. Utah: Injured Reserve…3.15 at Columbus: Injured Reserve…3.21 at New Orleans: Injured Reserve…4.5 at Dallas: Injured Reserve…4.11 vs. Colorado: Injured Reserve…4.18: Activated from Injured Reserve…4.19 at Los Angeles: Appeared in his fi rst game of the season, seeing time at fullback and linebacker…fi nished with 0.5 tackle…4.26 at New York: Saw action on both sides of the ball, totaling 0.5 tackle…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Appeared in the game on both sides of the ball, recording one tackle…5.9 vs. Orlando: Saw action on offense and specials teams…carried the ball fi ve times for a season-high 20 yards in the Gladiators win…also made one solo tackle...5.17 at Colorado: Appeared in the game…collared two tackles on special teams…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Appeared in the game…totaled one tackle on defense (1.0 for a loss)…5.31 vs. Dallas: Saw action on offense and special teams…carried the ball one time for seven yards and recorded two tackles on special teams…6.7 vs. Chicago: Appeared in the game…ran three times for a career-high 29 yards, including a career-long 28-yard run in the fi rst quarter…picked up 0.5 tackle as well…6.14 at Philadelphia: Appeared in the game…had an outstanding overall game, carrying the ball twice for fi ve yards and his fi rst touchdown of the year, recording two tackles, recovering a fumble, and recording the fi rst blocked kick of the season for the Gladiators…6.21 vs. Columbus: Appeared in the game…carried the ball once on offense for two yards. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Appeared in the game…provided solid blocking on offense, while also making two tackles on special teams for the Gladiators…7.7 at Georgia: Appeared in the game, seeing time at fullback and on special teams…carried the ball fi ve times for 16 yards and two touchdowns…caught one pass for nine yards in the win…named Ironman of the Week for his performance, totaling one tackle on defense...7.12 at Philadelphia: Appeared in the game, seeing time at fullback...carried the ball one time for -1 yards...caught one pass for 11 yards.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: 2 Tackles: 9.5 Tackles: 3 Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: 20 Solo: 7 Solo: 0 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: 0 Assists: 5 Assists: 0 Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: N/A Sacks: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: 12 Rushes: 6 TFL: 1 TFL: 0 Yards: 63 Yards: 15 INT's: 0 INT's: 0 TD: 1 TD: 2 PBU: 0 PBU: 0 FF: 0 FF: 0 FR: 1-0 FR: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

PAGE 34 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 54 - Kimani Jones - OL/DL 6-3 • 310 • Arkansas State • 2 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, Jones appeared in 19 games (16 regular season, three postseason) - 18 starts. Starting at tight end, fi nished the season with six receptions for 20 yards and one touchdown. Between defense and special teams, totaled 6.0 tackles on the year.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at TE… was a part of a blocking effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to rush for a game- high 62 yards…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at TE… part of offensive line that gave up just one sack on 38 pass attempts as QB Raymond Philyaw threw for 297 yards and six touchdowns…3.15 at Columbus: Started at TE…part of a blocking effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to rush for 42 yards and two touchdowns…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at TE…4.5 at Dallas: Started at TE… teamed with the rest of the offensive line to not allow a sack for the fi rst time this season, in route to Raymond Philyaw throwing for a season-high 321 yards…4.11 vs. Colorado: Appeared in the game at OL, and was part of an offensive line effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to run for 23 yards and two touchdowns…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at TE… provided protection that allowed QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 411 yards and nine touchdowns…4.26 at New York: Started at TE…caught two passes, the fi rst of his career, for nine yards and the fi rst touchdown of his AFL career…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at TE… paved the way for FB Marlion Jackson to rush for 49 yards and a career-high four touchdowns in the win against the Soul…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at TE… part of a strong blocking effort that gave up no sacks in 32 attempts and allowed the Gladiators to rush for 54 yards as a team…also caught one pass for no gain…5.17 at Colorado: Started at TE…recorded one catch for three yards…part of a blocking effort that allowed QB Raymond Philyaw to complete 28-of-40 passes for 324 yards and six touchdowns…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at TE…caught one pass for seven yards in the loss…was a part of a blocking effort that allowed the Gladiators to rush for three touchdowns…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at TE… paved the way for the Gladiators 29 team rushing yards, including Marlion Jackson’s three touchdown runs…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at TE…part of an offensive line that led the Gladiators to rush for 59 yards and a touchdown…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at Tight End…helped lead the Gladiators to 28 yards on the ground and three rushing touchdowns…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at Tight End…proved his versatility, providing outstanding blocking on the offensive side, and recording 2.5 tackles on defense, including one for loss. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at Tight End…teamed up with C Craig Heimburger and G Tango McCauley to allow QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 436 yards and eight touchdowns in the win…7.7 at Georgia: Started at TE…part of a blocking effort that allowed fullback Joshua Rue to rush for two touchdowns...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at TE...part of a blocking effort that allowed Raymond Philyaw to throw for 303 yards in the National Conference Championship game.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 6 Receptions: N/A Tackles: 6.0 Tackles: . N/A Kick Ret: n/a Kick Ret: N/A Yards: 20 Yards: N/A Solo: 5 Solo: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: 1 TD: N/A Assists: 2 Assists: N/A Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: 1 TFL: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: N/A FF: 0 FF: N/A FR: 0 FR: N/A TD: 0 TD: N/A

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 35 2008 Postseason Media Guide 55 - Elex Reed - DL 6-5 • 270 • Mary Hardin-Baylor • 1 yr. exp. 2008 Review: In his rookie season in AFL and fi rst year with the Gladiators, appeared in one game. Reed began the season on injured reserve before being activated from IR on April 10. Appeared in the game on April 11 versus Colorado, fi nishing the game with one assisted tackle. Was injured in the game and placed on injured reserve on April 18. Was activated from IR on June 20 and listed as inactive for the season fi nale versus Columbus and the three postseason games.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Injured Reserve…3.9 vs. Utah: Injured Reserve…3.15 at Columbus: Injured Reserve…3.21 at New Orleans: Injured Reserve…4.5 at Dallas: Injured Reserve…4.10: Activated from Injured Reserve…4.11 at Colorado: Appeared in his fi rst game of the season, making one assisted tackle…4.19 at Los Angeles: Injured Reserve…4.26 at New York: Injured Reserve…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Injured Reserve…5.9 vs. Orlando: Injured Reserve…5.17 at Colorado: Injured Reserve…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Injured Reserve…5.31 vs. Dallas: Injured Reserve…6.7 vs. Chicago: Injured Reserve…6.14 at Philadelphia: Injured Reserve…6.20: Activated from Injured Reserve…6.21 vs. Columbus: Listed as Inactive. PLYAOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Listed as Inactive…7.7 at Georgia: Listed as Inactive...7.12 at Philadelphia: Listed as Inactive.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: .5 Tackles: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 0 Solo: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists:. 5 Assists: N/A Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: n/a Rushes: N/A TFL: 0 TFL: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: N/A FF: 0 FF: N/A FR: 0 FR: N/A TD: 0 TD: N/A 65 - Tango McCauley - OL 6-4 • 305 • Alabama State • 3 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, appeared in 12 games (nine regular season, three postseason) including 11 starts. Saw action primarily at guard, and was a part of a front three that allowed Marlion Jackson to lead the league in rushing yards and tied for the league lead in touchdowns.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at G…was a part of a blocking effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to rush for a game-high 62 yards…3.9 vs. Utah: DNP…3.15 at Columbus: Saw action at G…was a part of a blocking effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to rush eight times for 42 yards and two touchdowns…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at G…4.5 at Dallas: Started at G… teamed with the rest of the offensive line to not allow a sack for the fi rst time this season, in route to Raymond Philyaw throwing for a season-high 321 yards…4.10: Placed on Injured Reserve…4.11 vs. Colorado: Injured Reserve…4.19 at Los Angeles: Injured Reserve…4.26 at New York: Injured Reserve…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Injured Reserve…5.8: Activated from Injured Reserve…5.9 vs. Orlando: Active as a reserve offensive lineman…5.17 at Colorado: Inactive… 5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at G…part of a blocking effort that allowed the Gladiators to rush for three touchdowns in the loss…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at G… paved the way for the Gladiators 29 team rushing yards, including Marlion Jackson’s three touchdown runs…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at G…part of an offensive line that led the Gladiators to rush for 59 yards and a touchdown…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at G…helped lead the Gladiators to 28 yards on the ground and three rushing touchdowns…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at G… helped provide the protection that allowed QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 269 yards and six touchdowns in the victory. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at G… teamed up with C Craig Heimburger and TE Kimani Jones to allow QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 436 yards and eight touchdowns in the win…7.7 at Georgia: Started at G…part of a blocking effort that allowed Joshua Rue to rush for two touchdowns...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at G...part of a blocking effort that allowed Raymond Philyaw to throw for 303 yards in the National Conference Championship loss.

PAGE 36 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 69 - Antonio Narcisse - OL 6-2 • 307 • Portland State • 2 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, appeared in eight regular season games (seven starts) and was listed inactive for 10 games. During his eight games, saw most of the action at center and was a part of a front three that allowed Marlion Jackson to lead the league in rushing yards and tied for the league lead in touchdowns.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Listed as Inactive…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at Center…anchored offensive line that gave up just one sack on 38 pass attempts as QB Raymond Philyaw threw for 297 yards and six touchdowns…3.15 at Columbus: Started at Center…was a part of a blocking effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to rush for 42 yards on eight carries and two touchdowns…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at Center…4.5 at Dallas: Started at Center… teamed with the rest of the offensive line to not allow a sack for the fi rst time this season, in route to Raymond Philyaw throwing for a season-high 321 yards…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at Center… part of an offensive line effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to run for 23 yards and two touchdowns…4.19 at Los Angeles: Listed as Inactive…4.26 at New York: Active for the game as a reserve lineman…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Entered the game when Aaron Gibson went down with a left shoulder injury in the second quarter…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at Center…part of a strong blocking effort that gave up no sacks in 32 attempts and allowed the Gladiators to rush for 54 yards as a team…5.17 at Colorado: Appeared in the back as a backup offensive lineman…part of a blocking effort that allowed QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 324 yards on 28-of-40 passing and six touchdowns…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Listed as Inactive…5.31 vs. Dallas: Listed as Inactive…6.7 vs. Chicago: Listed as Inactive…6.14 at Philadelphia: Listed as Inactive…6.21 vs. Columbus: Listed as Inactive. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Listed as Inactive…7.7 at Georgia: Listed as Inactive...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at G...part of a blocking effort that allowed Raymond Philyaw to throw for 303 yards in the National Conference Championship loss.

75 - Craig Heimburger - OL 6-3 • 320 • Missouri • 3 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, appeared in 16 games (13 regular season, three postseason) - all starts. Saw action primarily at center and was a part of a front three that allowed Marlion Jackson to lead the league in rushing yards and tied for the league lead in touchdowns.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at Center… was a part of a blocking effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to rush for a game- high 62 yards…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at guard…part of offensive line that gave up just one sack on 38 pass attempts as QB Raymond Philyaw threw for 297 yards and six touchdowns…3.13: Placed on Injured Reserve…3.21 at New Orleans: Injured Reserve…4.5 at Dallas: Injured Reserve…4.10: Activated from Injured Reserve…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at Tight End…appeared in his fi rst game since being place in IR on March 13, and was part of an offensive line effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to run for 23 yards and two touchdowns…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at Center…provided protection that allowed QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 411 yards and nine touchdowns…4.26 at New York: Started at Center…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at Center…paved the way for FB Marlion Jackson to rush for 49 yards and a career-high four touchdowns in the win against the Soul…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at Guard…part of a strong blocking effort that gave up no sacks in 32 attempts and allowed the Gladiators to rush for 54 yards as a team…5.17 at Colorado: Started at Center…part of a blocking effort that allowed QB Raymond Philyaw to complete 28-of-40 passes for 324 yards and six touchdowns…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at Center…part of a blocking effort that allowed FB/LB Marlion Jackson to rush for two touchdowns and WR/DB Willis Marshall to rush for one…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at Center…paved the way for the Gladiators 29 team rushing yards, including Marlion Jackson’s three touchdown runs…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at Center…anchored an offensive line that led the Gladiators to rush for 59 yards and a touchdown…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at Center…helped lead the Gladiators to 28 yards on the ground and three rushing touchdowns…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at Center…helped provide the protection that allowed QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 269 yards and six touchdowns in the victory. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at Center…teamed up with TE Kimani Jones and G Tango McCauley to allow QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 436 yards and eight touchdowns in the win…7.7 at Georgia: Started at center…part of an offensive line unit that allowed just one sack and allowed FB Joshua Rue to rush for two touchdowns...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at G...part of a blocking effort that allowed Raymond Philyaw to throw for 303 yards in the National Conference Championship loss. 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 37 2008 Postseason Media Guide 78 - Aaron Gibson - OL 6-7 • 375 • Wisconsin • 2 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, Gibson appeared in eight regular season games (six starts). Orginally signed on March 13 and started all six games at guard. Was a part of a front three that allowed Marlion Jackson to lead the league in rushing yards and tied for the league lead in touchdowns. Suffered an injury against the Philadelphia Soul on May 2 and was placed on injured reserve on May 22.

Season Highlights: 3.13: Signed with the Cleveland Gladiators…3.15 at Columbus: Started at Guard…3.21 at New Orleans: Active but did not appear in the game…4.5 at Dallas: Saw action at OL…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at Guard…part of offensive line effort that allowed FB Marlion Jackson to run for 23 yards and two touchdowns…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at Guard…provided protection that allowed QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 411 yards and nine touchdowns…4.26 at New York: Started at Guard…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at Guard…paved the way for FB Marlion Jackson to rush for 49 yards and a career-high four touchdowns in the win against the Soul…left the game with a left shoulder injury in the second quarter…5.9 vs. Orlando: Listed at Inactive for the game…5.17 at Colorado: Started at G…part of a blocking effort that allowed QB Raymond Philyaw to throw for 324 yards and six touchdowns…5.22: Placed on Injured Reserve…5.31 vs. Dallas: Injured Reserve…6.7 vs. Chicago: Injured Reserve…6.14 at Philadelphia: Injured Reserve…6.21 vs. Columbus: Injured Reserve. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Injured Reserve…7.7 at Georgia: Injured Reserve...7.12 at Philadelphia: Injured Reserve. 90 - Silas Demary - DL 6-3 • 285 • Virginia State • 8 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, Demary appeared in 13 games (10 regular season, three postseason) - all starts. Finished the season with 9.5 tackles and 3.0 for a loss. On April 10, Demary was placed on injured reserve, missing four games. On June 21 in the season fi nale, had arguably his best game of the season, recording 2.0 tackles (both for a loss), one sack, two quarterback hurries and a pass breakup.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at DE…made one solo tackle for a loss…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at DE…left game in the third quarter due to injury…3.15 at Columbus: Listed as Inactive for the game…3.21 at New Orleans: Listed as Inactive for the game…4.5 at Dallas: Started at DE…made 1.5 tackles (one solo, one assisted) and broke up a pass…4.10: Placed on Injured Reserve…4.11 vs. Colorado: Injured Reserve…4.19 at Los Angeles: Injured Reserve…4.26 at New York: Injured Reserve…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Injured Reserve…5.8: Activated from Injured Reserve…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at DE…made two tackles, including one for an eight yard loss, in his fi rst action since April 5…5.17 at Colorado: Started at DE…put pressure on Colorado QB John Dutton all night…fi nished with 1.5 tackles and two passes broken up…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started a DE…did not record a tackle, but added two quarterback hurries…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at DE…constantly pressured Dallas QB Clint Dolezel…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at DE…credited with one solo tackle in the win…delivered a number of hard hits to Rush QB Russ Michna…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at DE…registered 1.5 tackles in the loss (one solo, one assisted)…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at DE…had his best performance of the season, totaling two tackles, both for loss, including one sack, two quarterback hurries, and a pass breakup. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at DE…registered two tackles and recovered a fumble in the victory…also provided heavy pressure on Predators QB Shane Stafford all night, defl ecting a ball at the line which was picked off by teammate Brandon Heffl in…7.7 at Georgia: Started at DE…put constant pressure on Force QB , fi nishing the game with two tackles...July 12 at Philadelphia: Started at DE...fi nished the game with 0.5 tackles.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: 9.5 Tackles: 4.5 Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 8 Solo: 4 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists:.3 Assists: 1 Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 1 Sacks: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: n/a Rushes: N/A TFL: 3.0 TFL: 0 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: 0 FF: 0 FF: 2 FR: 1-0 FR: 1-0 TD: 0 TD: 0

PAGE 38 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 91 - Karon Riley - DL/LB 6-2 • 265 • Minnesota • 2 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his second season with the Gladiators, Riley appeared in all 19 games (16 regular season, three postseason) - all starts. Riley fi nished the 2008 season fi fth on the team with 42.5 tackles, including 8.0 for a loss. His 5.5 sacks ranked second on the team, behind Joe Minucci (6.5). On May 17 at Colorado, Riley collared 3.5 tackles and forced a fumble on the goal line, stopping a Crush touchdown and leading to a Gladiators fi eld goal. In the Gladiators season fi nale versus Columbus, caught a six-yard touchdown pass from Raymond Philyaw and forced a fumble on defense.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at MLB…proved to be a force on defense, racking up four solo tackles, two sacks and one tackle for loss…also forced two fumbles…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at MLB…had a major impact on the game, recording two tackles, one for a loss, and a sack to go along with his fi rst career interception in the Gladiators victory…3.15 at Columbus: Started at MLB…recorded 3.0 tackles (two solo, two assists)… added a half tackle for a loss of one yard…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at MLB…added two tackles (both solo) in the loss…4.5 at Dallas: Started at MLB…recorded three tackles (two solo, two assisted), including 0.5 for loss…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at MLB…recorded three total tackles (two solo, two assisted)…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at MLB…fi nished with one total tackle (two assisted) and 0.5 sacks…4.26 at New York: Started at MLB…recorded two total tackles, 0.5 for loss…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at MLB…recorded two solo tackles in the win…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at MLB…made one solo tackle and helped cement the win by recovering a fourth-quarter onside kick…5.17 at Colorado: Started at MLB… collared 3.5 tackles…forced a fumble of Crush WR Chad Owens on the goal line and recovered the ball for a touchback, ending a Crush scoring opportunity, leading to a Gladiators fi eld goal…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started MLB…totaled 4.0 tackles in the loss (1.0 tackles for a loss)…added one quarterback hurry…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at MLB…tallied four total tackles in the game (two solo, four assisted)…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at MLB… registered two assisted tackles and two pass breakups in the win…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at MLB…tallied 2.5 tackles, including a career-high two sacks against the Soul…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at MLB…stepped up huge for the Gladiators in their regular season fi nale, recording 3.5 tackles and forcing a fumble on defense, as well as catching the fi rst touchdown of his career on a six-yard pass from Raymond Philyaw on offense on his way to being named Ironman of the Game. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at MLB…was a force on defense all game, recording 1.5 tackles, including a sack…also broke up one pass…7.7 at Georgia: Started at MLB…totaled 4.0 tackles on defense, including one for a loss of four yards...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at MLB...totaled 4.0 tackles in the loss, including one solo and six assists.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 1 Receptions: N/A Tackles: 42.5 Tackles: 9.5 Kick Ret: 1 Kick Ret: N/A Yards: 3 Yards: N/A Solo: 29 Solo: 6 Yards: 2 Yards: N/A TD: 1 TD: N/A Assists:27 Assists: 7 Avg: 2 Avg: N/A Sacks: 5.5 Sacks: 1 TD: 0 TD: N/A Rushes: 1 Rushes: N/A TFL: 8.0 TFL: 02.0 Yards: -5 Yards: N/A INT's: 1- -5 INT's: 0 TD: 0 TD: N/A PBU: 3 PBU: 1 FF: 4 FF: 0 FR: 1-0 FR: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 39 2008 Postseason Media Guide 92 - Ramon Richardson - DL 6-2 • 295 • Oklahoma • 5 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his second season with the Gladiators, Richardson appeared in 16 games (14 regular season, two postseason) - with 11 starts. Finished the season with 12.0 tackles on defense (seven solo, 10 assists) and one sack. Used in goaline offensive situations, totaled two touchdowns, one receiving and one rushing. Richardson caught his fi fth career touchdown pass on April 5 at Dallas. In the second game of the year versus Utah, he carried the ball twice, scoring once.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Appeared in the game on both the offensive and defensive lines…3.9 vs. Utah: Appeared in the game on both the offensive and defensive lines …in addition to providing solid blocking for QB Raymond Philyaw and the rest of the Gladiators backs, he also carried the ball twice for one yard and his second career rushing touchdown…made one solo tackle on defense…3.15 at Columbus: Started at DE…replaced the injured Silas Demary, making his fi rst start of the year at defensive end…made an impact on the line, recording 2.5 tackles (two solo, one assist)… 3.21 at New Orleans: Started at DE for the second consecutive game, replacing Silas Demary who was inactive… recorded 3.0 tackles (one solo, four assists) and one tackle for a loss of four yards…4.5 at Dallas: Started at NT…made one solo tackle on defense… caught the fi fth touchdown pass of his career in the fourth quarter…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at DE…recorded one assisted tackle in the game… 4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at DE…registered 1.5 tackles, including his fi rst sack of the season…4.26 at New York: Started at DE…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at DE…made 1.5 tackles and recovered a fumble in the Gladiators win…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at NG…made a key fumble recovery in the Gladiators victory…5.17 at Colorado: Inactive…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Appeared in the game…did not record a tackle…5.31 vs. Dallas: Appeared in the game…did not record a tackle…6.7 vs. Chicago: Appeared in the game…recorded 0.5 tackle…6.14 at Philadelphia: Listed as Inactive…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at DE…totaled 0.5 tackle in the win. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at DE…did not record a tackle…7.7 at Georgia: Listed as Inactive...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at NG...fi nished the game with 1.5 tackles.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 1 Receptions: N/A Tackles: 12 Tackles: 1.5 Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: 3 Yards: N/A Solo: 7 Solo: 1 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: 1 TD: N/A Assists: 10 Assists: 1 Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 1 Sacks: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: 2 Rushes: N/A TFL: 2.0 TFL: 0 Yards: 1 Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: 0 TD: 1 TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: 0 FF: 0 FF: 0 FR: 2-0 FR: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

PAGE 40 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 97 - Bryant Shaw - DL 6-3 • 287 • Mississippi College • 6 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, appeared in 17 games (14 regular season, three postseason) - with 15 starts. Saw action at nose guard in each of his 15 starts. He was listed as inactive for May 2 versus Philadelphia and May 9 versus Orlando. Shaw collared 18 tackles (17 solo, two assists) on the year, including three sacks and three tackles for a loss. He also forced two fumbles and recovered two, in helping the Gladiators reach the National Conference Championship game.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at NG…part of defensive effort that held New York to 13 yards rushing…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at NG…made two tackles, both solo, anchoring the defensive line which held the Blaze to 13 rushing yards…3.15 at Columbus: Started at NG…recorded 3.0 tackles, all solo…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at NG…recorded 2.5 tackles (two solo, one assist) and one sack for a loss of six yards in the loss…took down VooDoo quarterback in the third quarter…4.5 at Dallas: Active but did not appear in the game…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at NG…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at NG…had his best game of the season, recording 3.0 tackles, two sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery…the two sacks were a new single-game best…4.26 at New York: Started at NG…registered two tackles on the game…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Listed as Inactive…5.9 vs. Orlando: Listed as Inactive…5.17 at Colorado: Started at NG…recorded one tackle in the win…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at NG…did not record a tackle in the loss…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at NG… registered 2.5 tackles in the loss…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at NG…did not record a tackle…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at NG…did not record a tackle…6.21 vs. Columbus: Started at NG…registered one solo tackle and forced a fumble in the Gladiators victory. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Started at NG…fi nished the game with one solo tackle and a pass breakup…7.7 at Georgia: Started at NG… did not record a tackle in the win...7.12 at Philadelphia: Appeared in the game on defense...did not record a tackle.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: 18 Tackles: 1.0 Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 17 Solo: 1 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists: 2 Assists: 0 Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 3.0 Sacks: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/a Rushes: N/A TFL: 3.0 TFL: 0 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: 1 FF: 2 FF: 0 FR: 2-0 FR: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 41 2008 Postseason Media Guide 98 - Joe Minucci - DL 6-3 • 298 • Delaware • 4 yrs. exp. 2008 Review: In his fi rst season with the Gladiators, Minucci appeared in 17 games (15 regular season, two postseason) - all starts. In Week 16 at Philadelphia, Minucci suffered a knee injury, left the game and did not return. He was listed as inactive for the regular season fi nale versus Columbus and the Wild Card playoff game with Orlando. He returned to action at Georgia on July 7. He fi nished the regular season with 27.5 tackles (20 solo, 15 assists) and a team-best 6.5 sacks. Minucci also forced four fumbles. During the regular season, he caught three passes for 12 yards and three touchdowns in limited goaline offensive sets.

Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at DE…cemented a Gladiators victory over the Dragons with two sacks and a forced fumble, all in the fourth quarter…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at DE…had another strong outing, recording 2.5 tackles, one for loss, and one sack in the win over the Blaze…3.15 at Columbus: Started at DE…recorded a PBU and one assisted tackle in the win…added constant pressure to Destroyers QB Matt Nagy all game…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at DE…recorded 1.5 tackles (one solo, one assist)…notched his fourth sack of the year, taking down VooDoo quarterback Danny Wimprine in the third quarter…4.5 at Dallas: Started at DE…tallied three tackles (two solo, two assisted), including 1.5 for loss…4.11 at Colorado: Started at DE…made one assisted tackle…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at DE…recorded two assisted tackles and 0.5 sack, as well as breaking up one pass…4.26 at New York: Started at DE…made one assisted tackle…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Started at DE… was an all-around force for the Gladiators against Philadelphia, recording four tackles, one sack and a forced fumble on defense and catching one pass for fi ve yards and his second touchdown of the season…5.9 vs. Orlando: Started at DE…was all over the fi eld, fi nishing with two tackles, one sack, one forced fumble and one pass breakup to earn Defensive Player of the Game honors…5.17 at Colorado: Started at DE…recorded 3.0 tackles… came up big with a forced fumble in the fourth quarter, allowing DB Alphonso Hodge to recover it and the Gladiators eventually scored the game-winning touchdown…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Started at DE…totaled 2.0 tackles and two quarterback hurries in the loss…5.31 vs. Dallas: Started at DE… recorded three total tackles on the night (two solo, two assisted)…6.7 vs. Chicago: Started at DE…made one solo tackle on defense and caught his third touchdown pass of the season on a fi ve-yard pass from QB Raymond Philyaw in the fi rst quarter…6.14 at Philadelphia: Started at DE…made one solo tackle before leaving the came with an injury in the fi rst-half…6.21 vs. Columbus: Listed as Inactive. PLAYOFFS: 6.30 vs. Orlando: Listed as Inactive…7.7 at Georgia: Started at DE…appeared in his fi rst playoff game of the 2008 season after being listed inactive for the Wild Card round versus Orlando…tallied one tackle on defense in the win...7.12 at Philadelphia: Started at DE...recorded 2.0 tackles (one solo, two assists) in the Gladiators National Conference Championship loss to the Soul.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 3 Receptions: N/A Tackles: 27.5 Tackles: 3.0 Kick Ret: 1 Kick Ret: N/A Yards: 12 Yards: N/A Solo: 20 Solo: 2 Yards: 0 Yards: N/A TD: 3 TD: N/A Assists: 15 Assists: 2 Avg: 0 Avg: N/A Sacks: 6.5 Sacks: 0 TD: 0 TD: N/A Rushes: N/a Rushes: N/A TFL: 8.0 TFL: 0 Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: 0 TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 3 PBU: 0 FF: 4 FF: 0 FR: 0 FR: 0 TD: 0 TD: 0

PAGE 42 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide RELEASED OR WAIVED PLAYERS Donovan Arp - DL 6-3 • 285 • Louisville • 5 yrs. exp. Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Injured Reserve…3.9 vs. Utah: Injured Reserve…3.15 at Columbus: Injured Reserve…3.21 at New Orleans: Injured Reserve…4.5 at Dallas: Injured Reserve…4.8: Traded to Grand Rapids. Cornelius Bonner - WR 6-0 • 170 • Cincinnati • 7 yrs. exp. Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Saw action at WR…made one tackle on special teams…3.9 vs. Utah: Saw action at WR…made four catches for 71 yards, including his fi rst touchdown of the season…also had an assisted tackle on special teams…3.15 at Columbus: Saw action at WR…recorded three catches for 25 yards and a long of nine…added an assisted tackle on defense…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at WR…recorded just two catches, but totaled 77 yards and two touchdowns…caught both touchdown passes from backup quarterback Jose Davis who replaced Raymond Philyaw in the third quarter…both receptions were for 31 and 46 yards, respectively…3.31: Released.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 9 Receptions: N/A Tackles: N/A Tackles: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: 173 Yards: N/A Solo: N/A Solo: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: 3 TD: N/A Assists: N/A Assists: N/A Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: N/A Sacks: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: N/A TFL: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: N/A INT's: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: N/A PBU: N/A FF: N/A FF: N/A FR: N/A FR: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A

Ryan Bowers - WR 6-1 • 210 • Presbyterian College • 2 yrs. exp. Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at DB…fi nished tied for second on the team with seven total tackles (six solo, two assisted)…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at DB…fi nished the game with fi ve total tackles and a pass breakup…3.15 at Columbus: Started at DB…recorded 4.5 tackles (four solo, one assist)… notched a half-tackle for a loss of one yard…3.21 at New Orleans: Started at DB…recorded 4.0 tackles (all four solo) in the loss…3.31: Waived.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: 20.5 Tackles: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 18 Solo: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists: 5 Assists: N/A Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: 0.5 TFL: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 1 PBU: N/A FF: 0 FF: N/A FR: 0 FR: N/A TD: 0 TD: N/A

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 43 2008 Postseason Media Guide Jose Davis - QB 6-1 • 200 • Kent State • 5 yrs. exp. Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Active as the backup quarterback, holding on all PATs…3.9 vs. Utah: Active as the backup quarterback, holding on all PATs…3.15 at Columbus: Served as the backup quarterback to Raymond Philyaw, seeing time on special teams…3.21 at New Orleans: Active as the backup quarterback, replacing starter Raymond Philyaw in the third quarter…completed 6-of-10 passes for 115 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions in his Gladiators debut…connected with Cornelius Bonner for his fi rst touchdown pass – a 31-yard pass…also served as the holder on all of Jason Ball’s kicking attempts…3.31: Released.

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ATT CMP YDS CMP % YDS/ATT TD TD% INT INT% LONG SACK/LOST RATING Davis 10 6 115 60.0 11.50 2 20.0 2 20.0 46t 1/4 100.0

Andy McCullough - WR 6-4 • 220 • Tennessee • 6 yrs. exp. Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Started at WR…scored a touchdown on a 37 yard pass from QB Raymond Philyaw on the fi rst play from scrimmage against the Dragons…fi nished the game with four catches for 55 yards…3.9 vs. Utah: Started at WR…hauled in eight catches for 80 yards in the victory…3.15 at Columbus: Started at WR…caught two passes for 21 yards…recovered the onside kick attempt at the end of the game, preserving the victory…3.18: Released.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: 14 Receptions: N/A Tackles: 4.0 Tackles: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: 156 Yards: N/A Solo: 3 Solo: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: 1 TD: N/A Assists: 2 Assists: N/A Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0.0 Sacks: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: 0.0 TFL: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: N/A FF: 0 FF: N/A FR: 0 FR: N/A TD: 0 TD: N/A

Kendrick Mosley - WR 6-2 • 210 • Western • R yr. exp. Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Injured Reserve…3.9 vs. Utah: Injured Reserve…3.15 at Columbus: Injured Reserve…3.21 at New Orleans: Injured Reserve…4.5 at Dallas: Injured Reserve…4.11 vs. Colorado: Injured Reserve…4.19 at Los Angeles: Injured Reserve…4.26 at New York: Injured Reserve…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Injured Reserve…5.9 vs. Orlando: Injured Reserve…5.17 at Colorado: Injured Reserve…5.23 at Tampa Bay: Injured Reserve…5.31 vs. Dallas: Injured Reserve…6.3: Waived.

PAGE 44 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide Chris Royal - DB 5-10 • 190 • Marshall • R yr. exp. Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Practice Squad…3.9 vs. Utah: Practice Squad…3.15 at Columbus: Practice Squad…3.21 at New Orleans: Practice Squad…4.5 at Dallas: Practice Squad…4.11 vs. Colorado: Practice Squad…4.15: Waived.

Sean Scott - WR/LB 6-2 • 210 • Millersville • 5 yrs. exp. Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Injured Reserve…3.9 vs. Utah: Injured Reserve…3.15 at Columbus: Injured Reserve…3.21 at New Orleans: Injured Reserve…4.5 at Dallas: Injured Reserve…4.11 vs. Colorado: Injured Reserve…4.18: Activated from Injured Reserve…4.19 at Los Angeles: Appeared in his fi rst game of the season on defense and special teams…totaled 0.5 tackle...4.22: Released.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: 0.5 Tackles: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 0 Solo: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists: 0.5 Assists: N/A Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: 0 TFL: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: N/A FF: 0 FF: N/A FR: 0 FR: N/A TD: 0 TD: N/A

Tony Scott - DB 5-10 • 190 • North Carolina State • 4 yrs. exp. Season Highlights: 3.3 vs. New York: Inactive…3.9 vs. Utah: Inactive…3.15 at Columbus: Inactive…3.21 at New Orleans: Active for the game, appearing on defense, making his Gladiators debut…recorded 4.5 tackles (four solo, one assist) and one pass break up in the loss…4.5 at Dallas: Started at DB…fi nished second on the team with 4.5 tackles, as well as breaking up one pass…4.11 vs. Colorado: Started at DB…recorded 4.5 tackles for the third straight game…made his fi rst career interception in the second quarter, returning it 26 yards…4.19 at Los Angeles: Started at DB…tallied 3.5 tackles…4.26 at New York: Inactive…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Inactive…5.8: Released.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: 17 Tackles: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 14 Solo: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists: 6 Assists: N/A Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/A Rushes: N/A TFL: 0 TFL: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 1-26 INT's: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 2 PBU: N/A FF: 0 FF: N/A FR: 0 FR: N/A TD: 0 TD: N/A

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 45 2008 Postseason Media Guide Mark Word - DB 6-6 • 290 • Jacksonville State • 1 yr. exp. Season Highlights: 5.1: Signed by the Gladiators…5.2 vs. Philadelphia: Appeared in the game on defense, recording two solo tackles in his fi rst game with the Gladiators…5.6: Waived.

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REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON REG SEASON POSTSEASON Receptions: N/A Receptions: N/A Tackles: 2.5 Tackles: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Kick Ret: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A Solo: 2 Solo: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Assists: 0.5 Assists: N/A Avg: N/A Avg: N/A Sacks: 0 Sacks: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A Rushes: N/a Rushes: N/A TFL: 0 TFL: N/A Yards: N/A Yards: N/A INT's: 0 INT's: N/A TD: N/A TD: N/A PBU: 0 PBU: N/A FF: 0 FF: N/A FR: 0 FR: N/A TD: 0 TD: N/A

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2008 FINAL STATISTICS

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 47 2008 Postseason Media Guide PARTICIPATION CHART

NY UT @CLB @NO @DAL COL @LA @NY PHI ORL @COL @TB DAL CHI @PHI CLB ORL @GEO @PHI GP/GS/DNP/IA Player 3/3 3/9 3/15 3/21 4/5 4/11 4/19 4/26 5/2 5/9 5/17 5/23 5/31 6/7 6/14 6/21 6/30 7/7 7/12 Amey, Otis WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR 19/19/0/0 Arp, Donovan IR IR IR IR IR N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 0/0/0/0 Ball, Jason X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 19/0/0/0 Bonner, Cornelius X X X WR N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 4/1/0/0 Bowers, Ryan DB DB DB DB N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 4/4/0/0 Davey, Rohan N N N N DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP X DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 5/3/12/0 Davis, Jose X X X X N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 40/0/0 Demary, Silas DE DE IA IA DE IR IR IR IR DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE 13/13/0/2 Gibson, Aaron N N G X X G G G G IA G IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR 8/6/0/1 Hodge, Alphonso N N N N N PS DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB 13/13/0/0 Heffl in, Brandon DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB 19/19/0/0 Heimburger, Craig C G IR IR IR TE C C C G C C C C C C C C C 16/16/0/0 Hymes, Randy N N N N N N N N N N N N PS PS PS X X X X 4/0/0/0 Jackson, Marlion FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB FB 19/19/0/0 Johnson, Ron N N N N N N N N N N N N RR WR WR IA IA IA IA 15/14/0/4 Jones, Kimani TE TE TE TE TE X TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE 19/18/0/0 Marshall, Wilils N N N N WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR IA X WR WR WR WR/JLB 16/15/0/1 McCauley, Tango G DNP X G G IR IR IR IR DNP IA G G G G G G G G 12/11/2/1 McCullough, Andy WR WR WR N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 4/4/0/0 Minucci, Joe DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE IA IA DE DE 17/17/0/2 Mosley, Kendrick IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR N N N N N N 0/0/0/0 Narcisse, Antonio IA C C C C C IA DNP X C X IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA 8/7/2/8 Phillips, Al N N N N N N N N N N N N N PS PS PS PS PS PS 0/0/0/0 Philyaw, Raymond QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB 19/19/0/0 Redd, Robert WR WR/DB WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR 19/19/0/0 Reed, Elex IR IR IR IR IR X IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IA IA IA IA 1/0/0/4 Richardson, Ramon X X DE DE NG DE DE DE DE NG IA X X X IA DE DE IA NG 16/11/0/3 Riley, Karon MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB 19/19/0/0 Royal, Chris PS PS PS PS PS PS N N N N N N N N N N N N N 0/0/0/0 Rue, Joshua IR IR IR IR IR IR X X X X X X X X X X X X X 13/0/0/0 Scott, Sean IR IR IR IR IR IR X N N N N N N N N N N N N 2/0/0/0 Scott, Tony IA IA IA X DB DB DB IA IA N N N N N N N N N N 4/3/0/5 Shaw, Bryant NG NG NG NG X NG NG NG IA IA NG NG NG NG NG NG NG NG X 17/15/0/2 Teems, Alex DB IA DB DB DB DB IA DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB 17/17/0/2 Word, Mark N N N N N N N N X N N N N N N N N N N 2/1/0/0 Wright, Sakeen JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB JLB IA 18/18/0/1

(X-played) (N-not with team) (SUS-suspended) (IR-Injured Reserve) (IA-inactive) (DNP-did not play) (PS-Practice Squad)(RR-Refused to Report) Offense = WR – Wide Receiver: QB – Quarterback: TE – Tight End: FB – Full Back: C – Center: G- Guard Defense = DB – Defensive Back: MLB – Mac Linebacker: JLB – Jack Linebacker: DE – Defensive Tackle: NG – Nose Guard

STARTING LINEUPS OFFENSE QB WR WR WR G C TE FB NY (3/3) Philyaw Redd Amey McCullough McCauley Heimburger Jones Jackson UT (3/9) Philyaw Redd Amey McCullough Heimburger Narcisse Jones Jackson @ CLB (3/15) Philyaw Redd Amey McCullough McCauley Narcisse Jones Jackson @ NO (3/21) Philyaw Redd Amey Bonner McCauley Narcisse Jones Jackson @ DAL (4/5) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall McCauley Narcisse Jones Jackson COL (4/11) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall Gibson Narcisse Heimburger Jackson @ LA (4/19) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall Gibson Heimburger Jones Jackson @ NY (4/26) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall Gibson Heimburger Jones Jackson PHI (5/2) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall Gibson Heimburger Jones Jackson ORL (5/9) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall Heimburger Narcisse Jones Jackson @ COL (5/17) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall Gibson Heimburger Jones Jackson @ TB (5/23) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall McCauley Heimburger Jones Jackson DAL (5/31) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall McCauley Heimburger Jones Jackson CHI (6/7) Philyaw Redd Amey Johnson McCauley Heimburger Jones Jackson @ PHI (6/14) Philyaw Redd Amey Johnson McCauley Heimburger Jones Jackson COL (6/21) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall McCauley Heimburger Jones Jackson PLAYOFFS ORL (6/30) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall McCauley Heimburger Jones Jackson @ GEO (7/7) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall McCauley Heimburger Jones Jackson @ PHI (7/12) Philyaw Redd Amey Marshall McCauley Heimburger Jones Jackson DEFENSE DE NG DE MLB JLB DB DB DB NY (3/3) Demary Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Bowers Teems Heffl in UT (3/9) Demary Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Bowers Redd Heffl in @ CLB (3/15) Richardson Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Bowers Teems Heffl in @ NO (3/21) Richardson Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Bowers Teems Heffl in @ DAL (4/5) Demary Richardson Minucci Riley Wright T. Scott Teems Heffl in COL (4/11) Richardson Shaw Minucci Riley Wright T. Scott Teems Heffl in @ LA (4/19) Richardson Shaw Minucci Riley Wright T. Scott Hodge Heffl in @ NY (4/26) Richardson Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in PHI (5/2) Richardson Word Minucci Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in ORL (5/9) Demary Richardson Minucci Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in @ COL (5/17) Demary Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in @ TB (5/23) Demary Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in DAL (5/31) Demary Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in CHI (6/7) Demary Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in @ PHI (6/14) Demary Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in COL (6/21) Demary Shaw Richardson Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in PLAYOFFS ORL (6/30) Demary Shaw Richardson Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in @ GEO (7/7) Demary Shaw Minucci Riley Wright Hodge Teems Heffl in @ PHI (7/12) Demary Richardson Minucci Riley Marshall Hodge Teems Heffl in

PAGE 48 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide Cleveland Gladiators (9-7) RUSHING No. Yds. Avg. Long TD 3.3 NEW YORK DRAGONS W 61-49 17, 391 Jackson 108 356 3.3 32t 23 3.9 UTAH BLAZE W 66-63 14,765 Rue 12 63 5.3 28 1 Philyaw 16 51 3.2 12 2 3.15 @ Columbus Destroyers W 59-57 15,936 Davey LG 7 45 6.4 14 0 3.21 @ New Orleans VooDoo L 24-63 13,027 Marshall LG 17 41 2.4 13 5 4.5 @ Dallas Desperados L 51-58 11,497 Marshall TM 6 21 3.5 8t 3 4.11 Colorado Crush L 66-69 15,079 Amey 9 5 0.6 4t 1 4.19 @ Los Angeles Avengers W 83-69 13,863 Johnson LG 1 1 1.0 1 0 4.26 @ New York Dragons L 39-56 9,991 Richardson 2 1 0.5 1t 1 5.2 PHILADELPHIA SOUL W 67-55 13,721 Redd 1 -2 -2.0 -2t 0 TEAM 154 495 3.2 32t 31 5.9 ORLANDO PREDATORS W 62-43 13,808 OPPONENTS 120 278 2.3 18 20 5.17 @ Colorado Crush W 50-46 11,214 5.23 @ Tampa Bay Storm L 48-58 15,976 RECEIVING No. Yds. Avg. Long TD 5.31 DALLAS DESPERADOS L 52-68 11,717 Redd 129 1523 11.8 37 16 6.7 CHICAGO RUSH W 65-44 11,377 Amey 112 1516 13.5 45t 48 6.14 @ Philadelphia Soul L 61-62 16,637 Johnson LG 108 999 9.3 41 11 6.21 COLUMBUS DESTROYERS W 47-35 14,397 Johnson TM 6 43 7.2 9t 1 Marshall LG 63 635 10.1 34 3 Marshall TM 61 616 10.1 34 3 TEAM STATS Cleveland Opponent Jackson 18 238 13.2 39t 4 Total First Downs 331 368 McCullough 14 156 11.1 37t 1 Rushing 57 32 Bonner TM 9 173 19.2 46t 3 Passing 230 280 Jones 6 20 3.3 7 1 Penalty 44 56 Hymes 4 78 19.5 43t 3 3rd Down: Made/Att. 39/95 55/111 Minucci 3 12 4.0 5t 3 3rd Down Pct. 41.1 49.5 Wright 1 27 27.0 27t 1 4th Down: Made/Att. 13/23 18/34 Philyaw 1 6 6.0 6t 1 4th Down Pct. 56.5 52.9 Riley 1 6 6.0 6t 1 POSSESSION AVG. 29:11 30:49 Richardson 1 3 3.0 3t 1 TOTAL NET YARDS 4837 5004 TEAM 366 4417 12.1 46t 87 Avg. Per Game 302.3 312.8 OPPONENTS 434 4828 11.1 44 100 Total Plays 710 781 Avg. Per Play 6.8 6.4 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. Avg. Long TD NET YARDS RUSHING 495 278 Wright 5 39 7.8 20 1 Avg. Per Game 30.9 17.4 Heffl in 2 45 22.5 45t 1 Total Rushes 154 120 Redd 1 50 50.0 50t 1 NET YARDS PASSING 4342 4726 T. Scott 1 26 26.0 26 0 Avg. Per Game 271.4 295.4 Teems 1 25 25.0 25 0 Sacked/Yds. Lost 18/75 18/102 Hodge 1 0 0.0 0 0 Gross Yds. 4417 4828 Riley 1 -5 -5.0 -5 0 Att/Completions 538/366 643/434 TEAM 12 180 15.0 50t 3 Completion Percentage 68.0 67.5 OPPONENTS 12 147 12.3 41 1 Had Intercepted 12 12 PENALTIES/YARDS 137/805 121/750 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds. Avg. Long TD FUMBLES/BALL LOST 17/11 27/16 Marshall (LG) 52 1009 19.4 52 0 TOUCHDOWNS 125 126 Marshall (T M) 33 670 20.3 52 0 Rushing 31 20 Amey 28 517 18.5 50 0 Passing 81 100 Redd 28 417 14.9 33 0 Returns 7 6 Johnson LG 1 0 0.0 0 0 Minucci 1 0 0.0 0 0 Riley 1 2 2.0 2 0 SCORE BY PERIODS Wright 1 3 3.0 3 0 Team 1 2 3 4 OT PTS TEAM 92 1609 17.5 52 0 Gladiators 200 257 185 259 0 901 OPPONENTS 87 1499 17.2 56t 1 Opponents 181 284 173 257 0 895 COMBINED RETURNS Ret. Yds. Avg. TD Amey 32 618 19.3 1 Johnson (LG) 1 0 0.0 0 SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S PTS Marshall (LG) 52 1009 19.4 0 Amey 50 1 48 1 0/0 0/0 0 302 Marshall (T M) 33 670 20.3 0 Jackson 27 23 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 162 Minucci 1 0 0.0 0 Ball 0 0 0 0 99/118 16/21 0 147 Redd 28 417 14.9 0 Redd 20 0 16 4 0/0 0/0 0 120 Riley 1 2 2.0 0 Johnson LG 11 0 11 0 0/0 0/0 0 66 Shaw 1 0 0.0 0 Johnson TM 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Wright 1 3 3.0 0 Marshall LG 8 5 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 50 TEAM 97 1710 17.6 1 Marshall TM 6 3 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 38 OPPONENTS 92 1581 17.2 2 Bonner TM 3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Hymes 3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-39 30-39 40-49 50+ Minucci 3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Ball 4/4 8/11 2/2 2/3 0/1 Philyaw 3 2 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 TEAM 4/4 8/11 2/2 2/3 0/1 Richardson 2 1 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 OPPONENTS 0/1 6/6 1/6 1/3 0/0 Wright 2 0 1 1 0/0 0/0 0 12 Ball: (28G, 32G) (21G, 46G, 25 N) (26G, 19G) (30G, 47N) (28G, 22G, 26G) (18G,63N) () (20N) () () Heffl in 1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 (22G) () (41G) (19G) (28N) (18G, 26G) Jones 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 OPPONENTS: (46N), () (27G) (19 N, 32N) (20G) (21G,34G) (37N) (43N) (38N) (43G) (25G) (23G) () McCullough 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 (37N, 21G) (33B) () Riley 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Rue 1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Team 125 31 87 7 99/118 16/21 0 901 Opponents 126 20 100 6 109/119 8/16 0 895 2-Pt. Conv: Amey, Marshall (LG), Marshall (TM), TEAM 2-7, Opp. 3-7 Sacks: Minucci 6.5, Riley 5.5, Shaw 3, Richardson 1, Demary 1, Team 18 Opponents: 18 PASSING ATT CMP YDS CMP% Yds/Att. TD TD% INT INT% LONG SACK/LOST RATING Philyaw 525 358 4287 68.2 8.17 83 15.8 10 1.9 45t 17/71 124.5 Davey LG 117 68 858 58.1 7.33 15 12.8 5 4.3 43 4/19 95.3 Davey TM 2 1 9 50.0 4.50 1 50.0 0 0.0 9t 0/0 102.1 Davis 10 6 115 60.0 11.50 2 20.0 2 20.0 46t 1/4 100.0 Redd 1 1 6 100.0 6.00 1 100.0 0 0.0 6t 0/0 131.3 TEAM 538 366 4417 68.0 8.21 87 16.2 12 2.2 46t 18/75 123.3 OPPONENTS 643 434 4828 67.5 7.51 100 16.2 11 1.8 44 18/102 120.7 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 49 2008 Postseason Media Guide Cleveland Gladiators (2-1) RUSHING No. Yds. Avg. Long TD 6.30 ORLANDO PREDATORS (Wild Card) W 69-66 13,896 Jackson 8 18 2.3 7 1 7.7 @ Georgia Force (Divisional Round) W 73-70 10,173 Rue 6 15 2.5 10t 2 Marshall 1 8 8.0 8t 1 7.12 @ Philadelphia (Conf. Championship) L 35-70 13,389 Philyaw 3 6 2.0 10 0 TEAM 18 47 2.6 10t 4 OPPONENTS 26 101 3.9 14 4 TEAM STATS Cleveland Opponent Total First Downs 65 71 RECEIVING No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Rushing 7 7 Redd 30 399 13.3 38 9 Passing 49 55 Amey 22 333 15.1 42t 5 Penalty 9 9 Marshall 13 158 12.2 35t 2 3rd Down: Made/Att. 9/19 10/15 Hymes 5 104 20.8 33t 4 3rd Down Pct. 47.4 66,7 Rue 2 20 10.0 11 0 4th Down: Made/Att. 2/8 3/4 Jackson 2 19 9.5 16 0 4th Down Pct. 25.0 75.0 TEAM 74 1033 14.0 42t 20 POSSESSION AVG. 32:09 27:51 OPPONENTS 76 904 11.9 31t 24 TOTAL NET YARDS 1047 997 Avg. Per Game 349.0 332.3 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Total Plays 148 133 Heffl in 2 5 2.5 5 0 Avg. Per Play 7.1 7.5 TEAM 2 5 2.5 5 0 NET YARDS RUSHING 47 101 OPPONENTS 3 9 3.0 9 0 Avg. Per Game 15.7 33.7 Total Rushes 18 26 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds. Avg. Long TD NET YARDS PASSING 1000 896 Marshall 9 122 13.6 26 0 Avg. Per Game 333.3 298.7 Redd 6 106 17.7 35 0 Sacked/Yds. Lost 4/33 1/8 Amey 1 14 14.0 14 0 Gross Yds. 1033 904 Jackson 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0 Att/Completions 126/74 106/76 MISC 1 15 15.0 15 0 Completion Percentage 58.7 71.7 TEAM 18 255 14.2 35 0 Had Intercepted 3 2 OPPONENTS 14 300 21.4 57t 2 PENALTIES/YARDS 25/121 23/187 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 5/3 6/5 COMBINED RETURNS Ret. Yds. Avg. TD TOUCHDOWNS 25 30 Amey 1 14 14.0 0 Rushing 4 4 Jackson 1 -2 -2.0 0 Passing 20 24 MISC 1 15 15.0 0 Returns 1 2 Redd 6 106 17.7 0 TEAM 19 255 13.4 0 SCORE BY PERIODS OPPONENTS 15 300 20.0 2 Team 1 2 3 4 OT PTS FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-39 30-39 40-49 50+ Gladiators 28 67 48 34 0 177 Ball 0/0 2/2 0/1 0/0 0/1 Opponents 48 62 48 48 0 206 TEAM 0/0 2/2 0/1 0/0 0/1 OPPONENTS 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S PTS Ball: (23G, 27G) ( ) (35N) Redd 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 54 OPPONENTS: Amey 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 30 Ball 0 0 0 0 21/25 2/4 0 27 Hymes 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 24 Marshall 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 18 Rue 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 12 Heffl in 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 Jackson 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 TEAM 25 4 20 1 21/25 2/4 0 177 Opponents 30 4 24 2 26/28 0/0 0 206 2-Pt. Conv: TEAM 0-0, Opp. 0-2 Sacks: Riley 1, Team 1, Opponents 4

PASSING ATT CMP YDS CMP% Yds/Att. TD TD% INT INT% LONG SACK/LOST RATING Philyaw 126 74 1033 58.7 8.20 20 15.9 3 2.4 43t 4/33 114.8 TEAM 126 74 1033 58.7 8.20 20 15.9 3 2.4 43t 4/33 114.8 OPPONENTS 106 76 904 71.7 8.53 24 22.6 2 1.9 31t 1/8 129.1

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TACKLES FUMBLES BLOCKED DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast. Total TFL Sacks Int-Yds PBU Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf Brandon Heffl in 16 89 42 110.0 0.0 0 2-45 18 2-0 2 - - Alex Teems 14 66 33 82.5 0.0 0 1-25 4 2-0 3 - - Sakeen Wright 16 41 45 63.5 1.0 0 5-39 8 - 2 - - Alphonso Hodge 10 54 12 60.0 1.5 0 1-0 10 1-2 0 - - Karon Riley 16 29 27 42.5 8.0 5.5 1- -5 3 1-0 4 - - Joe Minucci 16 20 15 27.5 8.0 6.5 - 3 - 4 - - Bryant Shaw 14 17 2 18.0 3.0 3.0 - 0 2-0 2 - - Tony Scott 4 14 6 17.0 0.0 0 1-26 2 - 0 - - Ron Johnson 16 12 9 16.5 0.0 0 - 1 - 0 - - Robert Redd 16 10 8 14.0 0.0 0 1-50 0 5-14 0 - - Ramon Richardson 13 7 10 12.0 2.0 1 - 0 2-0 0 - - Willis Marshall 14 8 4 10.0 0.0 0 - 1 - 0 - - Silas Demary 12 8 3 9.5 3.0 1 - 5 - 0 - - Joshua Rue 10 7 5 9.5 1.0 0 - 0 1-0 0 1 - Jason Ball 16 8 1 8.5 0.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - Kimani Jones 16 5 2 6.0 1.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - Andy McCullough 3 3 2 4.0 0.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - Marlion Jackson 16 2 3 3.5 0.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - Mark Word 2 2 1 2.5 0.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - Otis Amey 16 1 0 1.0 0.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - Antonio Narcisse 8 1 0 1.0 0.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - Elex Reed 1 0 1 0.5 0.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - Rohan Davey 6 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - Raymond Philyaw 16 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 - 0 - 0 - - TEAM 16 25 0 25.0 1.0 1 - 0 - 0 - - TOTALS 16 438 230 553.0 30.0 18 12-180 55 16-16 17 1 0 OPPONENTS 16 422 228 536.0 42.0 18 12-147 37 11-16 10 6 0

INTERCEPTIONS (12) SINGLE-GAME HIGHS 1.0 (8x) - *Joe Minucci 5.9 vs. ORL 5: Sakeen Wright Tackles 2: Brandon Heffl in 12.0 - Alphonso Hodge 4.19 at LAA Interceptions 1: Karon Riley 11.5 - Brandon Heffl in 4.11 vs. COL 1 (12x) - *Alphonso Hodge 6.21 vs. CLB 1: Robert Redd 10.5 - Brandon Heffl in 3.3 vs. NYD 1: Tony Scott 9.0 (3x) - *Brandon Heffl in 5.2 vs. PHI PBU 1: Alex Teems 5 - *Alphonso Hodge 4.26 at NYD 1: Alphonso Hodge Solo Tackles QB SACKS (16.0) 12 - Alphonso Hodge 4.19 at LAA 6.5: Joe Minucci 9 (2x) - *Brandon Heffl in 4.11 vs. COL 5.5: Karon Riley 8 (4x) - *Alphonso Hodge vs. COL 3.0: Bryant Shaw 1.0: Silas Demary Assisted Tackles TOUCHDOWNS (3) 6 (3x) - Alex Teems 6.7 vs. CHI 1: Sakeen Wright 5 (6x) - *Brandon Heffl in 6.7 vs. CHI 1: Robert Redd Sacks 1: Brandon Heffl in 2.0 (2x) - *Bryant Shaw 4.19 at LAA

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TACKLES FUMBLES BLOCKED DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast. Total TFL Sacks Int-Yds PBU Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf Brandon Heffl in 3 15 5 17.5 0.0 0 2-5 0 2-3 0 0 0 Alex Teems 3 14 3 15.5 0.0 0 0 1 1-15 1 0 0 Alphonso Hodge 3 13 0 13.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Karon Riley 3 6 7 9.5 2.0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Sakeen Wright 2 5 3 6.5 0.0 0 0 0 1-0 2 0 0 Silas Demary 3 4 1 4.5 0.0 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 Joe Minucci 2 2 2 3.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Joshua Rue 3 3 0 3.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Willis Marshall 3 1 2 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Robert Redd 3 2 0 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Raymond Philyaw 3 1 1 1.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ramon Richardson 2 1 1 1.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Randy Hymes 3 0 2 1.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bryant Shaw 3 1 0 1.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Jason Ball 3 0 1 0.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Otis Amey 3 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Team) 3 8 0 8.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GLADIATORS 3 76 28 90.0 2.0 1 2-5 4 5-18 3 0 0 OPPONENTS 3 84 24 96.0 8.0 4 3-9 10 10-3 4 0 0

INTERCEPTIONS (2) SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Assisted Tackles 2: Brandon Heffl in Tackles 6 - Karon Riley 7.12 at PHI 7.5 - Alex Teems 7.7 at GEO 3 - Sakeen Wright 6.30 vs. ORL QB SACKS (1.0) 7.0 (3x) - *Brandon Heffl in 7.12 at PHI 1.0: Karon Riley 6.0 - Alphonso Hodge 6.30 vs. ORL Sacks 1.0 - Karon Riley 6.30 vs. ORL TOUCHDOWNS (0) Solo Tackles 7 (2x) - Alex Teems 7.7 at GEO Interceptions 6 (3x) *Brandon Heffl in 7.12. at PHI 2 - Brandon Heffl in 6.30 vs. ORL

PBU 1 (4x) *Hodge/Teems/Riley/Shaw 6.30 vs. ORL

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TOP OFFENSIVE PERFORMANCES TOP OFFENSIVE PERFORMANCES GLADIATORS OPPONENTS Passing Attempts Passing Attempts 49 (2x) *Raymond Philyaw (7.12 at PHI) 48 John Dutton (4.11 vs. COL) 48 # Raymond Philyaw (6.30 vs. ORL) 45 Tim Hicks (4.19 at LAA) 40 Raymond Philyaw (5.17 at COL) 43 (4x) *Matt Nagy (6.21 vs. CLB) 39 Raymond Philyaw (4.19 at LA) Pass Completions Pass Completions 33 John Dutton (4.11 vs. COL) 30 Raymond Philyaw (4.19 at LA) 30 # Shane Stafford (6.30 vs. ORL) 29 # Raymond Philyaw (6.30 vs. ORL) 31 (2x) *John Dutton (5.17 at COL) 28 Raymond Philyaw (5.17 at COL) 29 (2x) #*Chris Greisen (7.7 at GEO) 26 (2x) Raymond Philyaw (6.14 at PHI) Passing Yards Passing Yards 378 Tim Hicks (4.19 at LA) 436 # Raymond Philyaw (6.30 vs. ORL) 376 # Shane Stafford (6.30 vs. ORL) 411 Raymond Philyaw (4.19 at LA 374 (3.9 vs. UTA) 324 Raymond Philyaw (5.17 at COL) 351 Matt Nagy (3.15 at CLB) 321 Raymond Philyaw (4.5 at DAL) Passing Touchdowns Passing Touchdowns 8 (7x) #*Matt D’Orazio (7.12 at PHI) 9 Raymond Philyaw (4.19 at LA) 7 (2x) *Aaron Garcia (4.26 at NYD) 8 (2x) #*Raymond Philyaw (7.7 at GEO) 6 (4x) *Matt D’Orazio (6.14 vs. PHI) 7 (2x) *Raymond Philyaw (5.9 vs. ORL) 6 (4x) *Raymond Philyaw (6.21 vs. CLB) Rushing Attempts 10 James Lynch (3.21 at NVD) Rushing Attempts 8 Harold Wells (6.21 vs. CLB) 12 Marlion Jackson (6.7 vs. CHI) 7 Matt D’Orazio (6.14 vs. PHI) 11 Marlion Jackson (5.2 vs. PHI) 8 Marlion Jackson (3.15 at CLB) Rushing Yards 48 Harold Wells (3.15 at CLB) Rushing Yards 45 Matt D’Orazio (5.2 vs. PHI) 62 Marlion Jackson (3.3 vs. NYD) 39 # (7.7 at GEO) 49 Marlion Jackson (5.2 vs. PHI) 25 James Lynch (3.21 at NVD) 42 Marlion Jackson (3.15 at CLB) Rushing Touchdowns Rushing Touchdowns 2 (4x) #*Matt Huebner (7.7 at GEO) 4 Marlion Jackson (5.2 vs. PHI) 1 (14x) *#Shane Stafford (6.30 vs. ORL) 3 (2x) *Marlion Jackson (5.31 vs. DAL) 2 (5x) #*Marllion Jackson (7.7 at GEO) Longest Rush 18 Matt D’Orazio (5.2 vs. PHI) Longest Rush 14 #Tiger Jones (7.7 at GEO) 32T Marlion Jackson (3.3 vs. NYD) 12 #Troy Bergeron (7.7 at GEO) 28 Joshua Rue (6.7 vs. CHI) 11 Tim Hicks (4.19 at LA) 25 Marlion Jackson (5.2 vs. PHI) Receptions Receptions 14 (2x) #*Troy Bergeron (7.7 at GEO) 15 Otis Amey (4.19 at LA) 13 (2x) * (5.31 vs. DAL) 14 # Robert Redd (6.30 vs. ORL) 12 (2x) *Travis LaTendresse (6.7 vs. CHI) 13 Robert Redd (3.21 at NVD) 12 # Chas Gessner (6.30 vs. ORL) 11 #Robert Redd (7.12 at PHI) 10 (2x) *Robert Redd (5.31 vs. DAL) Receiving Yards 185 # T.T. Toliver (6.30 vs. ORL) Receiving Yards 178 # Troy Bergeron (7.7 at GEO) 208 Otis Amey (4.19 at LA) 173 C.J. Johnson (6.21 vs. CLB) 204 # Robert Redd (6.30 vs. ORL) 171 Derek Lee (3.15 at CLB) 152 #Robert Redd (7.12 at PHI) 158 (4.26 at NYD) 132 Otis Amey (5.31 vs. DAL) 131 (2x) *Otis Amey (5.17 at COL) Longest Reception 44 Derek Lee (3.15 at CLB) Longest Reception 43T Marcus Nash (4.5 at DAL) 46T Cornelius Bonner (3.21 at NVD) 41 C.J. Johnson (6.21 vs. CLB) 45 (2x) *Otis Amey (6.7 vs. CHI) 43 Randy Hymes (6.21 vs. CLB) All-Purpose Yards 319 #T.T. Toliver (185Rcv, 134KR) (6.30 vs. ORL) All-Purpose Yards 284 (115Rcv, 169KR) (4.19 at LA) 238 Otis Amey (71Rcv, 167KR) (3.15 at CLB) 229 C.J. Johnson (173Rcv, 56KR) (6.21 vs. CLB) 232 #Robert Redd (152Rcv, 80KR) (7.12 at PHI) 220 # Robert Redd (204Rcv, 16KR) (6.30 vs. ORL) Longest Field Goal 213 Otis Amey (208Rcv, 5FGR) (4.19 at LA) 43 Todd France (5.9 vs. ORL) 200 Willis Marshall (117Rcv, 83KR) (4.11 at DAL) 34 (4.11 vs. COL) 27 (3.15 at CLB) Longest Field Goal 46 Jason Ball (6.21 vs. CLB) T- Touchdown 41 Jason Ball (5.31 vs. DAL) * - Most Recent 32 Jason Ball (3.3 vs. NYD) # - Playoffs

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 53 2008 Postseason Media Guide SINGLE-GAME SINGLE-GAME SINGLE-GAME SINGLE-GAME REGULAR SEASON HIGHS POSTSEASON HIGHS REGULAR SEASON TEAM HIGHS POSTSEASON TEAM HIGHS

BOTH TEAMS BOTH TEAMS MOST POINTS MOST POINTS MOST PASSING YARDS MOST PASSING YARDS Gladiators: 83, 4.19 at L.A. Gladiators: 73, 7.7 at GEO GLADIATORS: 411, Raymond Philyaw (4.19 at LA) GLADIATORS: 436, Raymond Philyaw (6.30 vs. Opponent: 69 (2x), *4.19 at L.A. Opponent: 70 (2x), *7.12 at PHI OPPONENT: 378, Tim Hicks (4.19 at LA) ORL) Combined: 152, 4.19 at L.A. Combined: 143, 7.7 at GEO OPPONENT: 376, Shane Stafford (6.30 vs. ORL) MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS MOST POINTS, QUARTER MOST POINTS, QUARTER GLADIATORS: 49, Raymond Philyaw (4.5 at DAL) MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS Gladiators: 28 (4th), 4.19 at L.A. Gladiators: 33 (2nd) 7.7 at GEO OPPONENT: 48, John Dutton (4.11 vs. COL) GLADIATORS: 49, Raymond Philyaw (7.12 at PHI) Opponent: 27 (2x), (2nd), 5.31 vs. DAL Opponent: 28 (2nd) 7.7 at GEO OPPONENT: 42, Shane Stafford (6.30 vs. ORL) Combined: 49 (4th), 4.19 at L.A. Combined: 61 (2nd) 7.7 at GEO MOST PASSING COMPLETIONS GLADIATORS: 30, Raymond Philyaw (4.19 at LA) MOST PASSING COMPLETIONS MOST POINTS, HALF MOST POINTS, HALF OPPONENT: 33, John Dutton (4.11 vs. COL) GLADIATORS: 29, Raymond Philyaw (6.30 vs. ORL) Gladiators: 42, (2nd) 4.19 at L.A. Gladiators: 40, (1st) 7.7 at GEO OPPONENT: 30, Shane Stafford (6.30 vs. ORL) Opponent: 41, (1st) 6.14 at PHI Opponent: 42, (1st) 7.7 at GEO MOST PASSING TDs Combined: 77, (2nd) 4.19 at L.A. Combined: 82, (1st) 7.7 at GEO GLADIATORS: 9, Raymond Philyaw (4.19 at LA) MOST PASSING TDs OPPONENT: 8 (4x), Clint Dolezel (5.31 at DAL) GLADIATORS: 8 (2x), *Raymond Philyaw (7.7 at MOST FIRST DOWNS MOST FIRST DOWNS GEO) Gladiators: 26 (3x), * 5.9 vs. ORL Gladiators: 26, 6.30 vs. ORL MOST RECEPTIONS OPPONENT: 8 (3x), *Matt D’Orazio (7.12 at PHI) Opponent: 27 (3x), * 5.31 vs. DAL Opponent: 31, 7.7 at GEO GLADIATORS: 15, Otis Amey (4.19 at LA) Combined: 51 (2x), 5.31 vs. DAL Combined: 52, 7.7 at GEO OPPONENT: 14, Larry Brackins (5.2 vs. PHI) MOST RECEPTIONS GLADIATORS: 14, Robert Redd (6.30 vs. ORL) MOST YARDS RUSHING (NET) MOST YARDS RUSHING (NET) MOST RECEIVING YARDS OPPONENT: 14, Troy Bergeron (7.7 at GEO) Gladiators: 62, 3.3 vs. NYD Gladiators: 28, 7.7 at GEO GLADIATORS: 208, Otis Amey (4.19 at LA) Opponent: 59, 5.2 vs. PHI Opponent: 62, 7.7 at GEO OPPONENT: 173, C.J. Johnson (6.21 vs. CLB) MOST RECEIVING YARDS Combined: 108, 5.2 vs. PHI Combined: 90, 7.7 at GEO GLADIATORS: 204, Robert Redd (6.30 vs. ORL) MOST RECEIVING TDs OPPONENT: 185, T.T. Toliver (6.30 vs. ORL) MOST YARDS PASSING (NET) MOST YARDS PASSING (NET) GLADIATORS: 6 (2x), *Otis Amey (4.19 at LA) Gladiators: 402, 4.19 at L.A. Gladiators: 418, 6.30 vs. ORL OPPONENT: 5, Marcus Nash (4.5 at DAL) MOST RECEIVING TDs Opponent: 367, 3.9 vs. UTA Opponent: 368, 6.30 vs. ORL GLADIATORS: 4, Robert Redd (6.30 vs. ORL) Combined: 752, 4.19 at L.A. Combined: 786, 6.30 vs. ORL MOST RUSHING YARDS OPPONENT: 4 (2x), T.T. Toliver (6.30 vs. ORL) GLADIATORS: 62, Marlion Jackson (3.3 vs. NYD) MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS OPPONENT: 48, Harold Wells (3.15 at CLB) MOST RUSHING YARDS Gladiators: 49, 4.5 at DAL Gladiators: 49, 7.12 at PHI GLADIATORS: 16, Joshua Rue (7.7 at GEO) Opponent: 48, 4.11 vs. COL Opponent: 42, 6.30 vs. ORL MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS OPPONENT: 39, Troy Bergeron (7.7 at GEO) Combined: 85, 4.11 vs. COL Combined: 90, 6.30 vs. ORL GLADIATORS: 12, Marlion Jackson (6.7 vs. CHI) OPPONENT: 12, Harold Wells (3.15 at CLB) MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST PASSING COMPLETIONS MOST PASSING COMPLETIONS GLADIATORS: 5 (2x), *Marlion Jackson (7.7 at GEO) Gladiators: 30, 4.19 at L.A. Gladiators: 29, 6.30 vs. ORL MOST RUSHING TDs OPPONENT: 5, (2x), *Clifton Smith (7.12 at PHI) Opponent: 33, 4.11 vs. COL Opponent: 30, 6.30 vs. ORL GLADIATORS: 4, Marlion Jackson (5.2 vs. PHI) Combined: 61, 4.19 at L.A. Combined: 59, 6.30 vs. ORL OPPONENT: 2 (3x), *Matt D’Orazio (6.14 at PHI) MOST RUSHING TDs GLADIATORS: 2, Joshua Rue (7.7 at GEO) MOST # PENALTIES MOST # PENALTIES MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS OPPONENT: 2 (2x), *Wes Ours (7.12 at PHI) Gladiators: 14, 5.23 at TAM Gladiators: 9 (2x) *7.7 at GEO GLADIATORS: 3 (2x), Jason Ball (4.5 at DAL) Opponent: 15, 6.21 vs. CLB Opponent: 10, 7.7 at GEO OPPONENT: 2 (3x), *Paul Edinger (6.7 vs. CHI) MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Combined: 23, 3.3 vs. NYD Combined: 19, 7.7 at GEO GLADIATORS: 2, Jason Ball (6.30 vs. ORL) MOST FIELD GOALS MADE OPPONENT: N/A MOST PENALTY YARDS MOST PENALTY YARDS GLADIATORS: 3, Jason Ball (4.5 at DAL) Gladiators: 91, 4.26 at NYD Gladiators: 50, 6.30 vs. ORL OPPONENT: 2, Clay Rush (4.11 vs. COL) MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Opponent: 94, 6.21 vs. CLB Opponent: 106, 7.7 at GEO GLADIATORS: 2, Jason Ball (6.30 vs. ORL) Combined: 173, 4.26 at NYD Combined: 140, 7.7 at GEO MOST INTERCEPTIONS OPPONENT: N/A GLADIATORS: 2, Wright/T. Scott (4.11 vs. COL) MOST TIME OF POSSESSION MOST TIME OF POSSESSION OPPONENT: 3, Calvin Spears (3.21 at NVD) MOST INTERCEPTIONS Gladiators: 36:03, 3.9 vs. UTA Gladiators: 33:13, 6.30 vs. ORL GLADIATORS: 2, Brandon Heffl in (6.30 vs. ORL) Opponent: 35:40, 5.23 at TAM Opponent: 29:06, 7.7 at GEO *denotes most recent OPPONENT: 2, Eddie Moten, (7.12 at PHI) *denotes most recent *denotes most recent *denotes most recent

REGULAR SEASON SCORE BY QUARTERS POSTSEASON SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL GLADIATORS 200 257 185 259 0 901 GLADIATORS 28 67 48 34 0 177 OPPONENTS 181 284 173 257 0 895 OPPONENTS 48 62 48 48 0 206

PAGE 54 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide 2008 REGULAR SEASON 2008 POSTSEASON OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Home ...... 6-2 Home ...... 1-0 Road ...... 3-5 Road ...... 1-1 Week Team Player Friday...... 2-3 Friday...... 0-0 1 CLE QB Raymond Philyaw Saturday ...... 5-4 Saturday ...... 0-1 2 CLE QB Raymond Philyaw Sunday ...... 1-0 Sunday ...... 0-0 Monday ...... 1-0 Monday ...... 2-0 3 CLE WR Otis Amey 4 NVD WR James Jordan March...... 3-1 March...... 0-0 5 BYE WEEK April ...... 1-3 April ...... 0-0 6 DAL QB Clint Dolezel May ...... 3-2 May ...... 0-0 7 CLE WR Otis Amey June ...... 2-1 June ...... 1-0 July ...... 0-0 July ...... 1-1 8 CLE WR Otis Amey 9 NYD WR Gladiators Score First ...... 3-3 Gladiators Score First ...... 0-0 10 CLE FB/LB Marlion Jackson Opponent Score First ...... 6-4 Opponent Score First ...... 2-1 11 CLE WR/DB Robert Redd 12 CLE WR Otis Amey Red Jersey ...... 6-2 Red Jersey ...... 1-0 White Jersey ...... 3-5 White Jersey ...... 1-1 13 TAM WR Tyrone Timmons 14 CLE WR Otis Amey Leading after 1st qtr...... 4-3 Leading after 1st qtr...... 0-0 15 CLE QB Raymond Philyaw Trailing after 1st qtr ...... 3-3 Trailing after 1st qtr ...... 2-1 16 PHI QB Matt D’Orazio Tied after 1st qtr ...... 2-1 Tied after 1st qtr ...... 0-0 17 CLE QB Raymond Philyaw Leading at Half ...... 7-0 Leading at Half ...... 1-0 WC CLE QB Philyaw & WR Redd Trailing at Half ...... 2-6 Trailing at Half ...... 1-1 DV GEO QB Chris Greisen Tied at Half ...... 0-1 Tied at Half ...... 0-0 NC PHI QB Matt D’Orazio

Leading entering 4th qtr...... 8-0 Leading entering 4th qtr...... 1-0 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Trailing entering 4th qtr ...... 1-5 Trailing entering 4th qtr ...... 1-1 Tied entering 4th qtr ...... 0-2 Tied entering 4th qtr ...... 0-0 Week Team Player 1 CLE DB Brandon Heffl in Leading entering the fi nal minute ....9-0 Leading entering the fi nal minute ....2-0 2 CLE WR/LB Sakeen Wright Trailing entering fi nal minute ...... 0-6 Trailing entering fi nal minute ...... 0-1 Tied entering the fi nal minute ...... 0-1 Tied entering the fi nal minute ...... 0-0 3 CLB DB Rober’ Freeman 4 NVD DB Calvin Spears Score 30-less...... 0-1 Score 30-less...... 0-0 5 BYE WEEK Score 31-40 ...... 0-1 Score 31-40 ...... 0-1 6 DAL LB Bobby Perry Score 41-50 ...... 1-1 Score 41-50 ...... 0-0 7 COL DB Rashad Floyd Score 51-60 ...... 2-2 Score 51-60 ...... 0-0 Score 60+ ...... 6-2 Score 60+ ...... 2-0 8 CLE DB Brandon Heffl in 9 NYD LB Allow 20-less ...... 0-0 Allow 20-less ...... 0-0 10 CLE LB/WR Sakeen Wright Allow 21-30 ...... 0-0 Allow 21-30 ...... 0-0 11 CLE DE Joe Minucci Allow 31-40 ...... 1-0 Allow 31-40 ...... 0-0 12 CLE DB Alphonso Hodge Allow 41-50 ...... 4-0 Allow 41-50 ...... 0-0 Allow 51-60 ...... 2-3 Allow 51-60 ...... 0-0 13 TAM DL Tim McGill Allow 61+ ...... 2-4 Allow 61+ ...... 2-1 14 CLE DB Brandon Heffl in 15 CLE DB Brandon Heffl in 16 PHI DL 17 CLE WR/LB Sakeen Wright WC CLE DB Brandon Heffl in DV GEO DL Will Thompson NC PHI DB Eddie Moten IRONMAN OF THE GAME Week Team Player 1 CLE FB/LB Marlion Jackson 2 CLE WR/DB Robert Redd 3 NONE 4 NVD WR/DB Wendall Williams 5 BYE WEEK 6 DAL WR/DB Will Pettis 7 NONE 8 NONE 9 NYD FB/LB Ricky Hall 10 CLE WR/DB Willis Marshall 11 CLE WR/LB Sakeen Wright 12 NONE 13 TAM WR/LB Lawrence Samuels 14 DAL WR/DB Will Pettis 15 CLE WR Otis Amey 16 PHI WR/DB 17 CLE LB Karon Riley WC CLE WR/LB Willis Marshall DV CLE WR/LB Willis Marshall NC PHI WR/LB Mike Brown 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 55 2008 Postseason Media Guide 2008 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STATS

INTERCEPTIONS FUMBLES Game INTs Yards LG TD Player Game Forced Recovered New York (3/3) 2 62 50 1 Redd (TD), Wright New York (3/3) 3 Shaw (1) Utah (3/9) 2 2 7 1 Wright (TD), Riley Utah (3/9) 1 Redd (1) @ Columbus (3/15) 0 0 0 0 -- @ Columbus (3/15) 1 Heffl in (1) @ New Orleans (3-31) 1 2 2 0 Wright @ New Orleans (3-31) 0 Teems (1) @ Dallas (4/5) 0 0 0 0 -- @ Dallas (4/5) 0 -- Colorado (4/11) 2 46 26 0 Wright, T. Scott Colorado (4/11) 0 -- @ Los Angeles (4/19) 1 0 0 0 Heffl in @ Los Angeles (4/19) 3 Redd (2), Shaw (1) @ New York (4/26) 0 0 0 0 -- @ New York (4/26) 0 -- Philadelphia (5/2) 1 -2 -2 0 Wright Philadelphia (5/2) 1 Richardson (1), Redd (1) Orlando (5/9) 0 0 0 0 -- Orlando (5/9) 1 Richardson (1) @ Colorado (5/17) 0 0 0 0 -- @ Colorado (5/17) 2 Riley (1), Hodge (1) @ Tampa Bay (5/23) 0 0 0 0 -- @ Tampa Bay (5/23) 1 Heffl in (1), Redd (1 TD) Dallas (5/31) 1 25 25 0 Teems Dallas (5/31) 0 -- Chicago (6/7) 1 45 45 1 Heffl in (TD) Chicago (6/7) 0 -- @ Philadelphia (6/14) 0 0 0 0 -- @ Philadelphia (6/14) 2 Teems, Rue Columbus (6/21) 1 0 0 0 Hodge Columbus (6/21) 2 -- TOTALS 12 180 50 3 TOTALS 17 16 PLAYOFFS PLAYOFFS ORLANDO (6/30) 2 5 5 0 Heffl in (2) ORLANDO (6/30) 0 -- @ Georgia (7/7) 0 0 0 0 -- @ Georgia (7/7) 3 Teems (1), Wright (1), Heffl in (3) @ Philadelphia (7/12) 0 0 0 0 -- @ Philadelphia (7/12) 0 -- TOTALS 14 185 50 3 TOTALS 3 5

QUARTERBACK SACKS Games No. Yards Players New York (3/3) 4 16 Riley (2), Minucci (2) Utah (3/9) 2 7 Minucci (1), Riley (1) @ Columbus (3/15) 0 0 -- @ New Orleans (3-31) 2 13 Shaw (1), Minucci (1) @ Dallas (4/5) 0 0 -- Colorado (4/11) 0 0 -- @ Los Angeles (4/19) 4 28 Shaw (2), Richardson (1), Riley (0.5), Minucci (0.5) @ New York (4/26) 0 0 -- Philadelphia (5/2) 1 4 Minucci (1) Orlando (5/9) 1 7 Minucci (1) @ Colorado (5/17) 0 0 -- @ Tampa Bay (5/23) 0 0 -- Dallas (5/31) 0 0 -- Chicago (6/7) 0 0 -- @ Philadelphia (6/14) 2 11 Riley (2) Columbus (6/21) 1 10 Demary (1) TOTALS 17 96.0 PLAYOFFS ORLANDO (6/30) 1 8.0 Riley (1) @ Georgia (7/7) 0 0 -- @ Philadelhpia (7/12) 0 0 -- TOTALS 1 8.0

PAGE 56 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide GLADIATORS 61 GLADIATORS 66 DRAGONS 49 BLAZE 63 WEEK 1 - March 3, 2008 WEEK 2 - March 9, 2008 Quicken Loans Arena Quicken Loans Arena

CLEVELAND – In front of 17,391 screaming Clevelanders, the Gladiators opened their CLEVELAND – On a cold Cleveland winter afternoon, the Cleveland Gladiators hosted inaugural season in grand fashion, defeating the New York Dragons, 61-49 on Monday the Utah Blaze, defeating the visitors 66-63 in front of 14,765 fans at Quicken Loans night. The Gladiators begin the 2008 regular season 1-0, while the Dragons slip to 0-1. Arena. The Gladiators improve to 2-0 while the Blaze remains winless on the young 2008 Raymond Philyaw earned offensive player of the game honors for his fi ve touchdown season. Gladiators quarterback Raymond Philyaw completed 24-of-38 passes for 297 performance. Philyaw completed 18-of-23 attempts for 240 yards and the fi ve passing yards, six touchdowns and no interceptions in his second straight Offensive Player of the touchdowns, including a 37-yard touchdown strike on the fi rst play from scrimmage to Game effort. Philyaw connected with fi ve different receivers on the afternoon, fi nding Andy McCullough. The Gladiators led 7-0 after just 25 seconds into the game. Otis Amey Robert Redd seven times for team-high 105 yards and three touchdowns. Otis Amey was the benefi ciary of two Philyaw touchdown passes while he also added one score on added two receiving touchdowns in the win. Blaze quarterback and former Ohio State the ground. Amey led all Gladiators receivers with 101 yards and two scores. Ironman Buckeye Joe Germaine completed 29-of-38 passes for a game-high 374 yards and eight recipient Marlion Jackson carried the ball seven times for a game-high 62 yards and one touchdowns. He was intercepted twice. Sakeen Wright recorded one of those picks, score. His lone rushing touchdown was the result of a 32-yard scamper in the third quarter. returning Germaine’s pass for a touchdown. Germaine hooked up with three receivers on Dragons quarterback Aaron Garcia left the game early in the second quarter and did not the day, each recording over 100 yards. J.J. McKelvey led all receivers with 11 catches return. His replacement, Rohan Davey stepped in and completed 21-of-30 passes for for a game-high 131 yards and three touchdowns. Aaron Boone grabbed 10 passes for 249 yards and fi ve scores. He faced pressure from the Cleveland front three all night, 127 yards and two scores while Huey Whittaker contributed eight receptions for 116 yards and was taken to the ground on four separate occasions. Kevin Swayne paced the and three scores. Redd was named Ironman of the Game for his offensive output, as Dragons receiving corps with a game-high 10 catches for 130 yards and three touchdowns. well as his 3.5 tackles and one recovered fumble on defense. Wright garnered Defensive Player of the Game honors for his 3.5 tackles and interception return for a touchdown.

Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL New York 0 21 14 14 49 Utah 14 15 7 27 63 Cleveland 14 16 10 21 61 Cleveland 9 23 13 21 66

SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play H-V SCORING SUMMARY 1st 12:41 UTA – Boone 14 yd pass from Germaine (Azar kick) 0-7 Qtr Time Scoring Play H-V 07:51 CLE – Ball 21 yd Field Goal 3-7 1st 14:35 CLE - McCullough 37 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 7-0 04:53 CLE – Redd 19 yd pass from Philyaw (kick failed) 9-7 3:25 CLE - Redd 22 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 14-0 02:26 UTA – Whittaker 25 yd pass from Germaine (Azar kick) 9-14 2nd 12:19 NYD - Swayne 5 yd pass from Davey (Onorato kick) 14-7 2nd 13:24 CLE – Bonner 5 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 16-14 10:50 CLE - Amey 3 yd pass from Philyaw (kick failed) 20-7 10:46 UTA – Boone 26 yd pass from Germaine (Azar kick) 16-21 6:57 NYD - Idris Price 1 yd run (Onorato kick) 20-14 05:10 CLE – Richardson 1 yd run (Ball kick) 23-21 04:09 CLE – Wright 7 yd interception return (kick blocked) 29-21 1:24 CLE - Amey 3 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 27-14 00:09 UTA – Germaine 2 yd run (Whittaker rush) 29-29 0:31 NYD - Swayne 16 yd pass from Davey (Onorato kick) 27-21 00:00 CLE – Ball 46 yd Field Goal 32-29 0:00 CLE - Jason Ball 28 yd Field Goal 30-21 3rd 11:30 CLE - Redd 12 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 39-29 3rd 11:40 NYD - Swayne 4 yd pass from Davey 30-28 09:20 UTA – McKelvey 8 yd pass from Germaine (Azar kick) 39-36 4:38 CLE - Jason Ball 32 yd Field Goal 33-28 06:26 CLE – Amey 10 yd pass from Philyaw (kick blocked) 45-36 2:15 NYD - Anthony 10 yd pass from Davey (Onorato kick) 33-35 4th 14:55 CLE – Amey 6 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 52-36 1:00 CLE - Jackson 32 yd run (Ball kick) 40-35 12:09 UTA – McKelvey 15 yd pass from Germaine (Azar kick) 52-43 09:34 CLE – Redd 34 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 59-43 4th 13:54 CLE - Amey 4 yd run (Ball kick) 47-35 07:50 UTA – Whittaker 16 yd pass from Germaine (Germaine pass failed) 59-49 8:55 NYD - Anthony 4 yd pass from Davey (Onorato kick) 47-42 04:19 UTA – McKelvey 5 yd pass from Germaine (Azar kick) 59-56 6:45 CLE - Jackson 6 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 54-42 01:30 CLE – Jackson 1 yd run (Ball kick) 66-56 0:06 CLE - Redd 50 yd interception return (Ball kick) 61-42 00:30 UTA – Whittaker 8 yd pass from Germaine (Azar kick) 66-63 0:00 NYD - Groce 56 yd kickoff return (Onorato kick) 61-49

TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS NYD CLE UTA CLE First Downs 25 20 First Downs 27 22 Net Yds Rushing 13 62 Net Yds Rushing 13 23 Net Yds Passing 297 234 Net Yds Passing 367 295 Total Off. Yds 310 296 Total Off. Yds 380 318

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 18-23-240 (5 TDs, 1 INT); NY: A. Garcia 7-16-64, R. Davey PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 24-38-297 (6 TDs); UTA: J. Germaine 29-38-374 (8 TDs, 21-30-249 (5 TDs, 1 INT) 2 INT) RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 7-62-1, O. Amey 4-0-1, R. Philyaw 1-0; NY: R. Davey 1-9, RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 7-4-1, O. Amey 4-5, R. Philyaw 2-13; R Richardson 2-1-1 J. Willis 1-2, I. Price 1-1-1, D. Shack 2-1 UTA: R. Filer 2-10, J. Germaine 1-2-1, H. Whittaker 1-1 RECEIVING: CLE: O. Amey 7-101-2, R. Redd 6-78-1, A. McCullough 4-55-1, M. Jackson RECEIVING: CLE: A. McCullough 8-80, R. Redd 7-105-3, C. Bonner 4-71-1, O. Amey 1-6-1; NY: K. Swayne 10-130-3, C. Anthony 8-83-2, J. Willis 7-81, D. Groce 2-12, D. Shack 4-29-2. M. Jackson 1-12; UTA: J. McKelvey 11-131-3, A. Boone 10-127-2, H. Whittaker 1-7 8-116-3 INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: R. Redd 1-50-1, S. Wright 1-12; NY: L. Brown 1-23 INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: S. Wright 1-7-1, K. Riley 1-5 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 1-18 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: UT: J. Jones 1-12 KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 4-58, R. Redd 2-48; NY: D. Groce 7-127 KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 5-94; UTA: J. Jones 4-89 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 57 2008 Postseason Media Guide GLADIATORS 59 VooDoo 63 DESTROYERS 57 GLADIATORS 24 WEEK 3 - March 15, 2008 WEEK 4 - March 21, 2008 New Orleans Arena

COLUMBUS – The Cleveland Gladiators visited the Columbus Destroyers in the “Battle NEW ORLEANS – The Cleveland Gladiators suffered their fi rst loss of the season of the Buckeye State” on Saturday night at Nationwide Arena, defeating the Destroyers, on Friday night, falling to the New Orleans VooDoo 63-24 in front of 13,027 in New 59-57 in front of 15,946 fans. The Gladiators improve to 3-0 while the Destroyers fall to 0-3 Orleans Arena. New Orleans capitalized on numerous Gladiators turnovers and missed on the season. Raymond Philyaw found Robert Redd on a 17-yard touchdown strike late opportunities. Raymond Philyaw and backup quarterback Jose Davis were each in the game, giving the Gladiators a 59-51 lead. After Destroyers signal-caller Matt Nagy intercepted twice in the loss. Davis replaced Philyaw, who left the game in the third quarter connected with Derek Lee on a 33-yard score, Columbus failed on the two-point conversion with a sore right hand. Danny Wimprine led the VooDoo attack, fi nishing 19-of-26 for and the Destroyers trailed 59-57. The Gladiators recovered the Mark Lewis onside kick 235 yards and four touchdown passes in the win. His favorite target was James Jordan, attempt with 20 seconds left in the game, preserving the victory. Philyaw fi nished 19- who led the VooDoo receivers with 11 catches for a team-high 113 yards. Jordan and of-28 for 209 yards and fi ve touchdowns in the win. Redd followed up his spectacular Tyronne Jones each recorded two receiving touchdowns, while Javarus Dudley added performance from a week ago, leading the Gladiators receiving corps with seven catches one. Former Ohio State quarterback relieved Wimprine in the fourth for 74 yards and two touchdowns. Otis Amey notched six receptions for 71 yards and quarter, completing 3-of-4 passes for 32 yards and a touchdown. Prior to exiting the game, three touchdown receptions. Marlion Jackson carried the ball eight times for 47 yards and Philyaw completed 15-of-29 passes for 146 yards in the loss. He did not complete a two touchdowns. He also added one catch for 18 yards. Amey recorded a season-best touchdown pass, but did rush for a score in the second quarter. Davis completed 6-of-10 238 all-purpose yards with 71 receiving and 167 kick return yards. Nagy fi nished 24-of- passes for 115 yards, two touchdowns and the two interceptions in his Gladiators debut. 35 for a game-high 351 yards and seven touchdowns for the Destroyers. His favorite Robert Redd led all receivers with 13 catches for a game-high 131 yards target on the night was Lee, who recorded game-highs with 11 catches and 171 yards. receiving. Cornelius Bonner was the recipient of both of Davis’ touchdown passes. Bonner fi nished with the two grabs for 77 yards and both scores.

Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Cleveland 14 9 19 17 59 Cleveland 0 10 0 14 24 Columbus 10 21 7 19 57 New Orleans 21 14 7 21 63

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 1st 8:45 CLB - Lewis 27 yd fi eld goal 0-3 1st 12:14 NVD - Jordan 16 yd pass from Wimprine (Ruffi n kick) 0-7 5:07 CLE - Jackson 10 yd run (Ball kick) 7-3 7:39 NVD - Dudley 20 yd pass from Wimprine (Ruffi n kick) 0-14 2:24 CLB - Lee 6 yd pass from Nagy (Lewis kick) 7-10 3:09 NVD - Jones 36 yd pass from Wimprine (Ruffi n kick) 0-21 0:11 CLE - Philyaw 7 yd run (Ball kick) 14-10 2nd 13:49 CLE - Philyaw 7 yd run (Ball kick) 7-21 2nd 12:20 CLB - Lee 2 yd pass from Nagy (Lewis kick) 14-17 2:18 CLE - Ball 30 yd fi eld goal 10-21 7:41 CLE - Ball 26 yd fi eld goal 17-17 0:29 NVD - Lynch 2 yd run (Ruffi n kick) 10-28 4:55 CLB - Wells 8 yd run (Lewis kick) 17-24 0:00 NVD - Williams 53 yd net recovery (Ruffi n kick) 10-35 2:16 CLE - Amey 20 yd pass from Philyaw (kick failed) 23-24 3rd 11:05 NVD - Jones 18 yd pass from Wimprine (Ruffi n kick) 10-42 0:05 CLB - Wells 3 yd pass from Nagy (Lewis kick) 23-31 4th 12:25 NVD - Lynch 1 yd run (Ruffi n kick) 10-49 3rd 12:47 CLE - Amey 24 yd pass from Philyaw (kick failed) 29-31 10:26 CLE - Bonner 31 yd pass from Davis (Ball kick) 17-49 8:46 CLE - Jackson 20 yd run (kick failed) 35-31 9:16 NVD - Jordan 14 yd pass from Bellisari (Ruffi n kick) 17-56 3:49 CLB - Marshall 4 yd pass from Nagy (Lewis kick) 35-38 8:16 NVD - Williams 3 yd net recovery (Ruffi n kick) 17-63 1:14 CLE - Amey 6 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 42-38 4:51 CLE - Bonner 46 yd pass from Davis (Ball kick) 24-63 4th 14:38 CLB - Wells 20 yd pass from Nagy (kick failed) 42-44 12:45 CLE - Redd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 49-44 10:12 CLB - Marshall 34 yd pass from Nagy (Lewis kick) 49-51 6:54 CLE - Ball 19 yd fi eld goal 52-51 TEAM STATISTICS 0:43 CLE - Redd 17 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 59-51 CLE NVD 0:22 CLB - Lee 33 yd pass from Nagy (pass failed) 59-57 First Downs 14 17 Net Yds Rushing 14 25 TEAM STATISTICS Net Yds Passing 255 254 CLE CLB Total Off. Yds 269 279 First Downs 19 21 Net Yds Rushing 50 47 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Net Yds Passing 204 351 PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 15-29-146 (0 TDs), J. Davis 6-10-115 (2 TDs); NVD: D. Wimprine Total Off. Yds 254 398 19-26-235 (4 TDs), S. Bellisari 3-4-32 (1 TD) RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 3-7, R. Philyaw 1-7-1TD; NVD: J. Lynch 10-25-2TD, W. Williams INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1-0 RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 13-131, O. Amey 5-49, C. Bonner 2-77-2TDs, M. Jackson 1-4; PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 19-28-209 (5 TDs); CLB: M. Nagy 24-35-351 (7 TDs) NVD: J. Jordan 11-113-2TDs, T. Jones 6-104-2TDs, J. Dudley 2-26-1TD, J. Lynch 1-12, I. Ross RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 8-42-2TD, R. Philyaw 2-8-1TD; CLB: H. Wells 12-48-1TD, M. 1-9, W. Williams 1-2 Nagy 2- -1 INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: S. Wright 1-2; NVD: C. Spears 3-9, L. Shell 1-41 RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 7-74-2, O. Amey 6-71-3, C. Bonner 3-25-0, A. McCullough 2-21-0, MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE M. Jackson 1-18-0; CLB: D. Lee 11-171-3, C. Russell 5-96-0, R. Marshall 3-39-2, M. Thomas KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 5-104, R. Redd 2-23; NVD: W. Williams 2-30, T. 3-22-0, H. Wells 2-23-2 Jones 1-5 INTERCEPTIONS: NONE MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 6-167, R. Redd 3-62; CLB: C. Russell 7-103

PAGE 58 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide DESPERADOS 58 CRUSH 69 GLADIATORS 51 GLADIATORS 66 WEEK 6 - April 5, 2008 WEEK 7 - April 11, 2008 Quicken Loans Arena

DALLAS – The Dallas Desperados recovered a Jason Ball onside kick attempt with 1.8 seconds CLEVELAND – Otis Amey caught nine passes for 123 yards and a season-high six touchdowns but it remaining, sealing the 58-51 victory over Cleveland on Saturday night in front of 11,497 at the American was not enough as the Gladiators fell to the Colorado Crush, 69-66 in front of 15,072 fans at Quicken Airlines Center. Dallas remains a perfect 6-0 on the season while the Gladiators dropped their second Loans Arena on Friday night. Cleveland suffered their fi rst home loss of the year evening their record straight game, slipping to 3-2. Clint Dolezel returned to the Desperados’ lineup after being activated from to 3-3 while the Crush improves to 3-3. Colorado signal-caller John Dutton completed 33-of-48 passes the Injured Reserve list on Friday afternoon. After suffering a Week 1 shoulder injury, he missed the next for 314 yards and eight touchdowns in the win. Crush wide out Ben Nelson led all receivers with 13 four games before lining up under center against the Gladiators on Saturday night. Dolezel, the AFL’s all- catches for a game-high 142 yards and two scores. Dutton found Willie Quinnie just nine times – four time leading touchdown passer, added fi ve more to his career total (877), fi nding Marcus Nash for all fi ve going for touchdowns. For the second straight week, two Gladiators receivers recorded 100 or more touchdowns. He fi nished the game 18-of-27 passing for 220 yards and the fi ve scores and also added yards. Amey’s 123 accompanied by Robert Redd’s 100 yards and one touchdown all fi gured in Raymond one rushing touchdown. Nash totaled eight catches for a team-high 118 yards. Raymond Philyaw, who Philyaw’s 26-of-37 passing for 316 yards and seven touchdowns. Philyaw threw two interceptions in the was injured in the Week 4 loss to the New Orleans VooDoo, returned to action for the Gladiators. He set game. The 316 yards marked the 17th career 300-plus game for the Gladiators eight-year veteran. With season-highs with his 25-of-49 passing for a season-high 321 yards and fi ve touchdowns. The 321 yards his eight touchdowns, Dutton has now thrown 506 touchdowns in his career. He is just the seventh player passing are a single-game high for the Gladiators in 2008. Robert Redd led all receivers with 10 catches all-time to throw 500 or more career touchdowns. and a game-high 125 yards in the loss. Philyaw, who entered the game having thrown touchdown passes to 42 different receivers in his eight-plus seasons, added two more names to his list. Defensive end Joe Minucci and nose-guard Ramon Richardson each caught touchdown passes, bringing Philyaw’s career Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL number to 44. Newly signed wide receiver and former Desperado Willis Marshall was impressive in his Colorado 7 24 21 17 69 Gladiators debut, totaling 117 yards on eight catches and 83 kickoff return yards. His 200 all-purpose Cleveland 17 21 14 14 66 yards marks the second time a Gladiator player has recorded 200 or more in a game this season. SCORING SUMMARY Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H Cleveland 7 17 10 17 51 1st 12:56 CLE – Amey 13 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 7-0 Dallas 7 21 20 10 58 07:20 CLE – Amey 13 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 14-0 05:03 COL – Quinnie 23 yd pass from Dutton (Rush kick) 14-7 02:11 CLE – Ball 18 yd Field Goal 17-7 SCORING SUMMARY 2nd 14:55 COL – Nelson 16 yd pass from Dutton (Rushl kick) 17-14 Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 11:13 CLE – Jackson 3 yd run (Ball kick) 24-14 1st 9:42 DAL - Perry 33 yd INT return (Hamilton kick) 0-7 08:08 COL – Pyatt 6 yd pass from Dutton (Rush kick) 24-21 2:51 CLE - Jackson 1 yd run (Ball kick) 7-7 01:16 CLE – Amey 6 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 31-21 2nd 11:16 DAL - Dolezel 2 yd run (Hamilton kick) 7-14 00:51 COL – Quinnie 7 yd pass from Dutton (Rush kick) 31-28 9:20 CLE - Amey 25 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 14-14 00:37 CLE – Amey 8 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 38-28 6:36 DAL - Nash 43 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 14-21 00:00 COL – Rush 21 yd Field Goal 38-31 0:47 CLE - Redd 5 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 21-21 3rd 13:06 COL – Dutton 4 yd run (Rush kick) 38-38 0:28 DAL - Nash 10 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 21-28 10:29 CLE – Jackson 2 yd run (Ball kick) 45-38 0:00 CLE - Ball 28 yd fi eld goal 24-28 08:01 COL – Quinnie 10 yd pass from Dutton (Rush kick) 45-45 3rd 9:43 CLE - Ball 22 yd fi eld goal 27-28 05:19 CLE – Amey 9 yd pass from Raymond Philyaw (Ball kick) 52-45 7:56 DAL - Nash 4 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 27-35 02:50 COL – Nelson 8 yd pass from Dutton (Rush kick) 52-52 7:07 DAL - Dixon 0 yd net recovery (kick failed) 27-41 4th 08:59 COL – Pyatt 10 yd pass from Dutton (Rush kick) 52-59 3:21 CLE - Amey 11 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 34-41 02:01 COL – Rush 34 yd Field Goal 52-62 0:12 DAL - Nash 23 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 34-48 01:01 CLE – Redd 11 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 59-62 4th 11:33 CLE - Minucci 2 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 41-48 00:44 COL – Quinnie 5 yd pass from Dutton (Rush kick) 59-69 6:10 DAL - Nash 4 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 41-55 00:27 CLE – Amey 3 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 66-69 3:09 CLE - Richardson 3 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 48-55 0:22 DAL - Hamilton 20 yd fi eld goal 48-58 0:03 CLE - Ball 26 yd fi eld goal 51-58 TEAM STATISTICS COL CLE TEAM STATISTICS First Downs 22 26 CLE DAL Net Yds Rushing 17 21 First Downs 21 16 Net Yds Passing 314 316 Net Yds Rushing 9 6 Total Off. Yds 331 337 Net Yds Passing 321 220 Total Off. Yds 330 226 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 26-37-317 (7 TDs, 2 INT); COL: J. Dutton 33-48-314 (8 TDs, 2 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INT) PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 25-49-321 (5 TDs); DAL: C. Dolezel 18-27-220 (5 TDs) RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 7-23-2, W. Marshall 1-0, R. Redd 1- -2; COL: R. Thomas 4-13, RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 2-6-1, R. Philyaw 2-3, O. Amey 1-0; DAL: J. White 6-4, C. J. Dutton 1-2-1 Dolezel 1-2-1, C. Sanders 1-1, M. Nash 2- -1 RECEIVING: CLE: O. Amey 9-123-6, R. Redd 9-100-1, W. Marshall 7-92, M. Jackson 1-1; RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 10-125-1, W. Marshall 8-117, O. Amey 4-56-2, M. Jackson 1-18, COL: B. Nelson 13-142-2, B. Pyatt 10-74-2, W. Quinnie 9-64-4, R.Thomas 1-34 R. Richardson 1-3-1, J. Minucci 1-2-1; DAL: M. Nash 8-118-5, A. Armstrong 6-70, W. Pettis 3-29, INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: T. Scott 1-26, S. Wright 1-20; COL: R. Floyd 2-12 J. White 1-3 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: COL: J. Harmon 1-19 INTERCEPTIONS: B. Perry 1-33-1 KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 3-15, R. Redd 2-38, W. Marshall 2-17; COL: C. MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE Owens 3-61, J. Harmon 2-50 KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 5-62, W. Marshall 3-83; DAL: W. Pettis 5-105

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 59 2008 Postseason Media Guide GLADIATORS 83 DRAGONS 56 AVENGERS 69 GLADIATORS 39 WEEK 8 - April 19, 2008 WEEK 9 - April 26, 2008

LOS ANGELES – The Cleveland Gladiators offense was hitting on all cylinders, as they snapped Uniondale, NY – The Cleveland Gladiators offense could not get going on Saturday night, as they their three-game losing streak with an 83-69 win over the Los Angeles Avengers at STAPLES Center fell to the New York Dragons, 56-39 in front of 9,991 fans at Nassau Coliseum. Cleveland (4-4) Saturday night. Cleveland improves to 4-3 while the Avengers fall to 3-5. Raymond Philyaw found slips back to .500 for the second time this season, while the Dragons (5-4) head into their bye week. Otis Amey in the end zone with 19 seconds left in the game, giving the Gladiators a 14 point lead Raymond Philyaw, riding three-straight 300+ yard passing performances, never found a rhythm, and sealing the win. The score was Amey’s sixth receiving touchdown and Philyaw’s ninth on the completing just 19-of-34 passes for 179 yards and four touchdowns. Eight of his 19 completions night. Amey tied his career-best with 15 catches for a game, season and career-high 208 yards went to Robert Redd, who fi nished with 101 yards and two scores. Reigning Arena Football in the win. Raymond Philyaw fi nished 30-of-39 for 411 yards and nine touchdowns. His 411 yards League Offensive Player of the Week Otis Amey was limited to just four catches for 38 yards and passing tied his career-best and marked the fourth time in his career he has thrown for over 400 a score. Kimani Jones caught his fi rst touchdown of the season – a fi ve yard pass from Philyaw. yards. It was also the fi rst time in 2008 he cracked the 400-yard mark. Not to be outdone, Marlion Marlion Jackson carried the ball six times for 31 yards and two touchdowns. He has now rushed for Jackson scored a career-best fi ve touchdowns, including a career-high three rushing. He added fi ve touchdowns in his last two games. Dragons quarterback Aaron Garcia continued to shine since two receiving scores on passes of 26 and 39 yards, respectively. Tom Hicks fi nished 31-of-45 and returning from an early-season injury, completing 26-of-43 passes for 279 yards and seven scores. 378 yards for the Avengers, who have now lost fi ve of their last six games. Hicks found J.R. Tolver Jason Willis led all receivers with 12 catches and a game-high 158 yards. Kevin Swayne recorded for a team-best 11 catches, 120 yards and four touchdowns in the loss. The Gladiators posted nine catches for 93 yards and four touchdowns, earning Offensive Player of the Game honors. 41 points in the fi rst half and 42 in the second half. The 83 points is the most in franchise history. Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Cleveland 13 7 13 6 39 Cleveland 27 14 14 28 83 New York 14 21 14 7 56 Los Angeles 13 21 14 21 69 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H Qtr Time Scoring Play H-V 1st 11:13 CLE - Amey 7 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 7-0 1st 13:55 CLE – Jackson 26 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 0-7 8:24 NYD - Swayne 9 yd pass from Garcia (Onorato kick) 7-7 11:07 LAA – Perkins 2 yd run (Davis kick failed) 6-7 3:58 CLE - Jackson 1 yd run (Ball kick failed) 13-7 09:13 CLE – Jackson 39 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick failed) 6-13 1:03 NYD - Hall 1 yd run (Onorato kick) 13-14 08:01 LAA – Marshall 37 yd pass from Hicks (Davis kick) 13-13 2nd 12:35 NYD - Moss 12 yd pass from Garcia (Onorato kick) 13-21 04:15 CLE – Jackson 1 yd run (Ball kick) 13-20 2:17 NYD - Willis 4 yd pass from Garcia (Onorato kick) 13-28 03:31 CLE – Amey 9 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 13-27 0:54 CLE - Redd 35 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 20-28 2nd 09:12 LAA – Tolver 19 yd pass from Hicks (Davis kick) 20-27 0:30 NYD - Swayne 6 yd pass from Garcia (Onorato kick) 20-35 02:59 LAA – Hicks 7 yd run (Davis kick) 27-27 3rd 11:27 NYD - Swayne 4 yd pass from Garcia 20-42 01:20 CLE – Amey 13 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 27-34 9:40 CLE - Jackson 14 yd run (Philyaw pass failed) 26-42 00:41 LAA – Ward 5 yd pass from Hicks (Davis kick) 34-34 3:27 CLE - Robert Redd 29 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 33-42 00:12 CLE – Amey 4 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 34-41 0:55 NYD - Swayne 30 yd pass from Garcia (Onorato kick) 33-49 3rd 11:14 LAA – Tolver 14 yd pass from Hicks (Davis kick) 41-41 4th 10:14 CLE - Jones 4 yd pass from Philyaw (Philyaw pass int) 39-49 09:13 CLE – Jackson 1 yd run (Ball kick) 41-48 0:23 NYD - Willis 31 yd pass from Garcia (Onorato kick) 39-56 08:11 CLE – Jackson 1 yd run (Ball kick) 41-55 03:19 LAA – Tolver 10 yd pass from Hicks (Davis kick) 48-55 4th 10:53 LAA – Harrell 6 yd pass from Hicks (Davis kick) 55-55 TEAM STATISTICS 08:37 CLE – Amey 30 yd pass from Raymond Philyaw (Ball kick) 55-62 CLE NYD 07:31 LAA – Ward 20 yd pass from Hicks (Davis kick) 62-62 First Downs 17 22 05:15 CLE – Marshall 22 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 62-69 Net Yds Rushing 10 16 01:54 CLE – Amey 9 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 62-76 Net Yds Passing 174 279 00:37 LAA – Tolver 4 yd pass from Hicks (Davis kick) 69-76 Total Off. Yds 209 295 00:19 CLE – Amey 8 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 69-83 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 19-34-179 (4 TDs); NYD: A. Garcia 26-43-279 (7 TDs) RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 6-31-2; R. Philyaw 1-4-0 NYD: R. Hall 4-16-1 TEAM STATISTICS RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 8-101-2; W. Marshall 5-31-0; O. Amey 4-38-1; K. Jones 2-9-1; CLE LAA NYD: J. Willis 12-158-2; K. Swayne 9-93-4; T. Moss 3-15-1; C. Anthony 2-13-0 First Downs 26 25 INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: None; NYD: B. Parker 1-11 Net Yds Rushing 7 21 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: CLE: None; NYD: J. Walker 1- -2 Net Yds Passing 402 350 KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: R. Redd 3-49; W. Marshall 5-125; NYD: L. Brown 3-57 Total Off. Yds 409 371

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 30-39-411 (9 TDs); LAA: T. Hicks 31-45-378 (8 TDs) RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 7-11-3; LAA: T. Hicks 3-19-1, B. Perkins 1-2-1, L. Ford 1-0-0, L. Ward 1-0-0 RECEIVING: CLE: O. Amey 15-208-6, R. Redd 8-77-0, W. Marshall 5-61-1, M. Jackson 2-65-2; LAA: J.R. Tolver 11-120-4, T. Marshall 9-115-1, L. Ward 8-112-2, J. Hicks 1-18-0, B. Perkins 1-7-0, C. Harrell 1-6-1 INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: B. Heffl in 1-0; LAA: D. Wheeler 1-0, K. Ingram 1-17 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 1-5 KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: R. Redd 3-34, W. Marshall 2-40; LAA: T. Marshall 8-169, D. Wheeler 1-19

PAGE 60 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide GLADIATORS 67 GLADIATORS 62 SOUL 55 PREDATORS 43 WEEK 10 - May 2, 2008 WEEK 11 - May 9, 2008 Quicken Loans Arena Quicken Loans Arena

CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Gladiators did what no other team has been able to do in 2008, defeating CLEVLEAND – Robert Redd’s 27-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter gave the Cleveland the Philadelphia Soul 67-55 in front of 13,721 fans at Quicken Loans Arena on Friday night. The Gladiators Gladiators a 48-29 lead and put the third-year receiver over the 1,000 yard mark, as the Gladiators improve to 5-4 while the Soul slips to 9-1. No teams remain unbeaten. The Arena Football League’s defeated the Orlando Predators 62-43 in front of 13,808 fans at Quicken Loans Arena on Friday night. top rusher Marlion Jackson carried the ball 11 times for 41 yards and four touchdowns in the victory. Cleveland improves to 6-4 and 4-1 at home, while the Predators slip to 7-4 on the year. Redd earned His four rushing touchdowns set a single-game career high. Raymond Philyaw found Otis Amey with Offensive Player of the Game honors with nine catches for 126 yards and three touchdowns. In a little 42 seconds left in the game on a 23-yard touchdown pass, sealing the Gladiators victory. Philyaw threw role reversal in the fi rst quarter, Redd found quarterback Raymond Philyaw on a six-yard pass, giving the just fi ve incomplete passes all game, completing 25-of-30 passes for 290 yards and fi ve touchdowns. Gladiators a 7-6 lead. Philyaw fi nished 23-of-31 for 280 yards and seven touchdown passes, connecting Amey accounted for four touchdowns while Joe Minucci added his second score of the season. Willis with Redd and Otis Amey for three scores each, and Sakeen Wright for his fi rst touchdown of the year. Marshall returned four kicks for 125 yards, including a 52-yard return with 6:21 left in the game, setting Predators quarterback Shane Stafford completed 27-of-38 passes for 312 yards and six touchdowns in up the Minucci touchdown pass. Matt D’Orazio started but was replaced by Tony Graziani after suffering the loss. Ron Johnson grabbed a game-high 10 passes for 118 yards and three touchdowns, leading an injury in the third quarter. D’Orazio fi nished 16-of-21 for 141 yards and three scores before exiting the the Predators receiving corps. T. T. Toliver also cracked the 100-yard mark, hauling in eight passes game. Graziani, despite being intercepted on his fi rst attempt from scrimmage, fi nished 15-of-23 for 150 for 117 yards and one score. Wright took home Ironman of the Game honors for his fi rst receiving yards and three scores. Larry Brackins led all receivers with 14 catches and 146 yards. Chris Jackson touchdown of the year and a team-high 8.5 tackles. Gladiators defensive lineman Joe Minucci nabbed became just the third player in AFL history to total over 300 receiving touchdowns following his second Defensive Player of the Game for his 2.0 tackles (1.0 sack for seven yards), one pass defended and a quarter touchdown. Jackson hauled in eight passes for 65 yards and three scores. Jackson earned forced fumble. Offensive Player of the Game honors, while Sakeen Wright nabbed ADT Defensive Player of the Game. Marshall’s return yards plus 68 yards receiving earned him Ironman of the Game. Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Orlando 13 9 7 14 43 Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Cleveland 7 20 21 14 62 Philadelphia 20 14 14 7 55 Cleveland 14 13 20 20 67 SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play H-V SCORING SUMMARY 1st 11:32 ORL – Hill 4 yd pass from Stafford (kick failed) 0-6 Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 05:11 CLE – Philyaw 6 yard pass from Redd (Ball kick) 7-6 1st 12:24 PHI - Brackins 18 yd pass from D’Orazio (kick failed) 6-0 01:43 ORL – Toliver 31 yd pass from Stafford (France kick) 7-13 10:53 PHI - Webb net recovery (Hughes kick) 13-0 2nd 13:07 CLE – Redd 9 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 14-13 8:07 CLE - Jackson 2 yd run (Ball kick) 13-7 06:58 CLE – Amey 3 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick failed) 20-13 4:21 PHI - Brackins 6 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 20-7 04:06 ORL – Johnson 8 yd pass from Stafford (kick failed) 20-19 2:01 CLE - Amey 12 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 20-14 00:19 CLE – Redd 19 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 27-19 2nd 12:49 PHI - Jackson 3 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 27-14 00:00 ORL – France 31 yd Field Goal 27-22 8:22 CLE - Amey 21 yd pass from Philyaw (kick failed) 27-20 3rd 12:45 CLE – Amey 14 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 34-22 0:36 PHI - D’Orazio 4 yd run (Hughes kick) 34-20 12:01 ORL – Johnson 30 yd pass from Stafford (France kick) 34-29 0:17 CLE - Amey 16 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 34-27 10:48 CLE – Wright 27 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 41-29 3rd 13:56 CLE - Jackson 5 yd run (Ball kick) 34-34 02:01 CLE – Redd 27 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 48-29 12:29 CLE - Redd net recovery (Ball kick) 34-41 4th 14:22 ORL – Gessner 3 yd pass from Stafford (Gessner pass 9:47 PHI - Watts 20 yd pass from Graziani (Hughes kick) 41-41 from Stafford) 48-37 5:06 CLE - Jackson 3 yd run (kick blocked) 41-47 09:36 CLE – Amey 11 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 55-37 0:09 PHI - Jackson 8 yd pass from Graziani (Hughes kick) 48-47 07:25 ORL – Johnson 7 yd pass from Stafford (pass failed) 55-43 4th 11:24 CLE - Jackson 4 yd run (Amey rush) 48-55 05:54 CLE – Marshall 7 yd run (Ball kick) 62-43 6:57 PHI - Jackson 7 yd pass from Graziani (Hughes kick) 55-55 4:04 CLE - Minucci 5 yd pass from Philyaw (kick blocked) 55-61 TEAM STATISTICS 0:42 CLE - Amey 23 yd pass from Philyaw (pass failed) 55-67 ORL CLE First Downs 21 26 TEAM STATISTICS Net Yds Rushing 11 54 PHI CLE Net Yds Passing 305 286 First Downs 24 24 Total Off. Yds 316 340 Net Yds Rushing 59 49 Net Yds Passing 287 284 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Total Off. Yds 346 333 PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 23-31-280 (7 TDs), R. Redd 1-1-6 (TD); ORL: S. Stafford 27-38- 312 (6 TDs) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 7-28, J. Rue 5-20, W. Marshall 1-7 (TD), R. Philyaw 2-4; ORL: PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 25-30-290 (5 TDs); PHI: M. D’Orazio 16-21-141 (3 TDs); T. S. Stafford 4-11 Graziani 15-23-150 (3 TDs) RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 9-126-4, O. Amey 7-78-3, W. Marshall 5-49, S. Wright 1-27-1, R. RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 11-49-4; PHI: M. D’Orazio 5-45-1, C. Smith 3-10, Wes Ours Philyaw 1-6-1, K. Jones 1-0; ORL: R. Johnson 10-118-3, T.T. Toliver 8-117-1, C. Gessner 6-69-1, 2-4 O. Armstrong 2-4, C. Hill 1-4-1 RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 9-109, O. Amey 7-107-4, W. Marshall 7-68, J. Minucci 1-5-1, K. INTERCEPTIONS: NONE Jones 1-1; PHI: L. Brackins 14-146-2, C. Jackson 8-65-3, D. Watts 7-68-1, P. Bogle 1-8, M. Bibla MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE 1-4 KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: R. Redd, W. Marshall 2-39, K. Riley 1-2; ORL: T.T. Toliver INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: S. Wright 1- -2; PHI: S. Scott 1-1 4-66 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 1-28; KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: W. Marshall 4-125; PHI: E. Moten 4-38, C. Smith 1-0

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DENVER – Bernie Kosar’s Cleveland Gladiators split the season series with ’s Colorado TAMPA – The Cleveland Gladiators fell to the Tampa Bay Storm 58-48 in front of 15,976 fans at the Crush with a 50-46 win at the Pepsi Center on Saturday night in front of 11,214 fans. Cleveland (7-4) has St. Pete Times Forum on Friday night. Cleveland (7-5) saw their three game win streak end while the now won three straight and four of their last fi ve, while the Crush (4-7) has now lost four of their last fi ve. Storm (6-6) has now won three straight games. Torrance Marshall’s two-yard touchdown run with 6:44 Raymond Philyaw connected with Willis Marshall for an eight-yard touchdown pass with 3:21 remaining in the game broke a 41-41 tie and ’s net recovery on the ensuing kickoff gave the ball back in the game, giving the Gladiators a 43-38 lead. Philyaw’s two point conversion pass fell incomplete. to the Storm at the Cleveland nine yard line. Two plays later, Tyrone Timmons touchdown reception On the ensuing Colorado drive, former St. Edward High School standout Alphonso Hodge recovered a gave Tampa Bay a 14-point lead. Trailing 55-41 with just over a minute to play, Raymond Philyaw found fumble by Crush fullback Chris Watton, giving Cleveland the ball. Philyaw then found Otis Amey for a Willis Marshall for an eight-yard touchdown pass and a successful extra point brought the Gladiators to 23-yard touchdown pass, giving the Gladiators a 50-38 lead, preserving the victory. Philyaw fi nished within seven points. Storm kicker Seth Marler closed out the scoring with a 23-yard fi eld goal with 13 28-of-40 for 324 yards and six touchdown passes in the win. Amey recorded a game-high 131 yards on seconds left, sealing the victory for the Storm. Philyaw fi nished 21-of-27 passing for 206 yards and three nine catches and four touchdowns. He now has 991 receiving yards on the year – needing just nine to touchdowns. Marshall added three catches for 22 yards, one touchdown and one rushing touchdown. reach the 1,000 yard plateau. Along with Robert Redd – the two will mark the fi rst time the Gladiators Needing just nine receiving yards entering the game, Otis Amey fi nished with game-high 106 yards on have had two 1,000-yard receivers in the same season. Redd totaled 68 yards on nine catches and a the night, cracking the 1,000-yard mark for the second consecutive season. Joining teammate Robert score. Marshall fi nished with seven catches for 78 yards and the go-ahead touchdown. For the Crush, Redd, the Gladiators now have two 1,000-yard receivers in the same season – a feat that has never John Dutton completed 31-of-40 passes for 272 yards and fi ve touchdowns. His favorite target was Ben occurred in franchise history. The AFL’s leading rusher Marlion Jackson carried the ball six times for Nelson, who caught a game-best 11 passes for 125 yards and three touchdowns. 18 yards and two touchdowns. For the Storm, completed 28-of-43 for 297 yards and six touchdowns. Timmons grabbed seven passes for 69 yards and three touchdowns. Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Cleveland 7 20 7 16 50 Cleveland 19 7 7 15 48 Colorado 7 17 7 15 46 Tampa Bay 14 14 6 24 58

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 1st 8:09 COL - Owens 1 yd run (Yaussi kick) 0-7 1st 13:11 TAM - Shaw 9 yd pass from Dietz (Marler kick) 0-7 4:37 CLE - Amey 5 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 7-7 9:25 CLE - Amey 8 yd pass from Philyaw (kick failed) 6-7 2nd 13:08 COL - Yaussi 25 yd fi eld goal 7-10 6:48 TAM - Shaw 29 yd pass from Dietz (Marler kick) 6-14 11:12 CLE - Amey 34 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 14-10 3:05 CLE - Marshall 8 yd run (Ball kick) 13-14 9:09 COL - Nelson 6 yd pass from Dutton (Yaussi kick) 14-17 2:10 CLE - Redd 2 yd net recovery (kick blocked) 19-14 3:10 CLE - Redd 11 yd pass from Philyaw (kick failed) 20-17 2nd 9:21 CLE - Jackson 3 yd run (Ball kick) 26-14 0:40 COL - Nelson 11 yd pass from Dutton (Yaussi kick) 20-24 3:35 TAM - Timmons 4 yd pass from Dietz (Marler kick) 26-21 0:04 CLE - Jackson 1 yd run (Ball kick) 27-24 0:21 TAM - Timmons 9 yd pass from Dietz (Marler kick) 28-21 3rd 10:19 CLE - Amey 17 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 34-24 3rd 10:57 CLE - Jackson 1 yd run (Ball kick) 33-28 7:21 COL - Hosack 12 yd pass from Dutton (Yaussi kick) 34-31 2:51 TAM - Marshall 2 yd run (rush failed) 33-34 4th 10:00 CLE - Ball 22 yd fi eld goal 37-31 4th 13:45 TAM - Shaw 15 yd pass from Dietz (Marler kick) 33-41 8:26 COL - Nelson 6 yd pass from Dutton (Yaussi kick) 37-38 11:51 CLE - Amey 14 yd pass from Philyaw (Marshall pass 4:06 CLE - Marshall 8 yd pass from Philyaw (pass failed) 43-38 from Philyaw) 41-41 0:28 CLE - Amey 23-yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 50-38 6:43 TAM - Marshall 2 yd run (Marler kick) 41-48 0:00 COL - Quinnie 7 yd pass from Dutton (Hosack pass 4:21 TAM - Timmons 8 yd pass from Dietz (Marler kick) 41-55 from Dutton 50-46 1:23 CLE - Marshall 8 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 48-55 0:13 TAM - Marler 23 yd fi eld goal 48-58 TEAM STATISTICS CLE COL TEAM STATISTICS First Downs 19 23 CLE TAM Net Yds Rushing 15 13 First Downs 16 27 Net Yds Passing 324 272 Net Yds Rushing 26 -5 Total Off. Yds 339 285 Net Yds Passing 202 292 Total Off. Yds 228 287 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 28-40-324 (6 TDs); COL: J. Dutton 31-40-272 (5 TDs) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 7-11-1, W. Marshall 1-4-0; COL: C. Watton 4-7-0, Nagle PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 21-27-206 (3TDs); TAM: B. Dietz 28-43-296 (6TDs) 3-4-0, C. Owens 2-2-2 RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 6-18-2, W. Marshall 1-8-1; TAM: P. Glover 1- -1-2, T. Marshall RECEIVING: CLE: O. Amey 9-131-4, R. Redd 9-68-1, W. Marshall 7-78-1, M. Jackson 6- -4-2 2.44, K. Jones 1-3; COL: B. Nelson 11-125-3, C. Owens 9-78-0, W. Quinnie 7-43-1, A. Hosack RECEIVING: CLE: O. Amey 8-106-2, R. Redd 8-67-0, W. Marshall 3-22-1, K. Jones 1-7-0, 3-25-1, C. Watton 1-1-0 M. Jackson 1-4; TAM: L. Samuels 9-72-0, T. Timmons 7-69-3, T. Shaw 5-81-3, 4-51-0, S. INTERCEPTIONS: NONE Robinson 4-51-0, T. Kaleita 1-10-0, P. Glover 1-8-0, T. Marshall 1-5-0 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE INTERCEPTIONS: NONE KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: W. Marshall 4-12; COL: C. Owens 4-76, J. Harmon 1-1, MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE Nagle 1-0 KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: R. Redd 3-56, W. Marshall 3-61; TAM: L. Sameuls 1- -15, S. Robinson 3-56

PAGE 62 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide DESPERADOS 68 GLADIATORS 65 GLADIATORS 52 RUSH 44 WEEK 14 - May 31, 2008 WEEK 15 - June 7, 2008 Quicken Loans Arena Quicken Loans Arena

CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Gladiators suffered a 68-52 loss to the Dallas Desperados, in front CLEVELAND - Raymond Philyaw connected with Otis Amey on a 45-yard touchdown pass on the fi rst of 11,717 fans on Saturday night at Quicken Loans Arena. The Gladiators (7-6) have now lost two offensive play from scrimmage, en route to a 65-44 Cleveland Gladiators victory over the Chicago Rush straight while the Desperados (11-2) improve to 6-1 on the road. On his second pass attempt of the in front of 11,377 fans at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland. The Gladiators improved to 8-6 with game, Raymond Philyaw connected with Robert Redd for an 11-yard strike, becoming just the 10th the win, while the Rush (10-4) lost for just the fourth time this season. Philyaw was nearly fl awless, player all-time to complete 2,000 passes in their career. Philyaw fi nished 24-of-35 for 291 yards and throwing just fi ve incomplete passes all night. Named Offensive Player of the Game, he completed four touchdowns in the loss. His favorite target Otis Amey, who garnered Offensive Player of the 14-of-19 passes for 222 yards and fi ve touchdowns. He connected with Amey for three scores and Game honors for the fi fth time this year. Amey caught nine passes for a game-high 132 yards and Robert Redd and Joe Minucci for one touchdown each. He has now thrown 173 consecutive passes four touchdowns. Redd also cracked the 100-yard mark, hauling in 10 passes for 127 yards. Marlion without an interception. That spans his last fi ve games. Amey led the Gladiators with six catches for Jackson totaled three rushing touchdowns, bringing his season total to 22. The Arena Football League’s 125 yards. He was named Ironman of the Game for his receiving performance and contributions on leading rusher carried the ball six times for 12 yards. Clint Dolezel completed 28-of-38 passes for special teams, returning 50-yard missed fi eld goal for a touchdown. Having scored on offense and 252 yards and eight touchdowns. Will Pettis, named Ironman of the Game, caught 13 passes for 118 special teams, defensive back Brandon Heffl in intercepted his second pass of the season, returning it yards and four touchdowns on offense, and collared 6.0 tackles on defense. Marcus Nash caught two 45 yards for a touchdown, giving the Gladiators 28-7 lead early in the second quarter. He was named touchdowns, while Anthony Armstrong added three in the win for Dallas. Defensive Player of the Game for his team-leading 8.5 tackles and touchdown return. Newly acquired wide receiver Ron Johnson contributed fi ve catches for 37 yards and one touchdown in his Gladiators Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL debut. Rush quarterback Russ Michna completed 28-of-43 passes for 310 yards and six touchdowns. Dallas 7 27 14 20 68 His lone interception was the Heffl in return. Travis LaTendresse led all receivers with 12 catches and 146 yards. He added three touchdowns. Cleveland 10 21 14 7 52

SCORING SUMMARY Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H Chicago 7 10 7 20 44 1st 9:43 CLE – Ball 41 yard fi eld goal 0-3 Cleveland 21 17 7 20 65 4:20 DAL – Armstrong 3 yd pass from Pettis (Hamilton kick) 7-3 0:43 CLE – Jackson 4 yd run (Ball kick) 7-10 SCORING SUMMARY 2nd 13:52 DAL – Pettis 21 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick failed) 13-10 Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 10:48 DAL – Nash 10 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 20-10 1st 14:38 CLE – Amey 45 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 0-7 5:48 CLE – Jackson 2 yd run (Ball kick) 20-17 11:56 CHI – Morgan 9 yd pass from Michna (Edinger kick) 7-7 3:19 DAL – Armstrong 2 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 27-17 6:37 CLE – Minucci 5 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 7-14 1:49 CLE – Jackson 1 yd run (Ball kick) 27-24 2:23 CLE – Amey 50 yd missed FG return (Ball kick) 7-21 0:56 DAL – Pettis 5 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 34-24 2nd 11:39 CLE – Heffl in 45 yd interception return (Ball kick) 7-28 0:09 CLE – Amey 12 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 34-31 7:38 CHI – Edinger 21 yd fi eld goal 10-28 3rd 11:59 DAL – Armstrong 13 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 41-31 5:45 CLE – Amey 34 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 10-35 10:10 CLE – Amey 20 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 41-38 2:47 CHI – LaTendresse 16 yd pass from Michna (Ball kick) 17-35 6:59 DAL – Pettis 9 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 48-38 0:00 CLE – Ball 19 yd fi eld goal 17-38 2:27 CLE – Amey 7 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 48-45 3rd 10:17 CHI – Boss 8 yd pass from Michna (Edinger kick) 24-38 4th 10:17 DAL – Pettis 2 yd run (Hamilton kick) 55-45 6:20 CLE – Amey 13 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 24-45 4:48 DAL – Nash 9 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick) 62-45 4th 14:19 CLE – Redd 0 yd fumble recovery (Ball kick blocked) 24-51 2:38 CLE – Amey 12 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 62-52 12:24 CHI – LaTendresse 12 yd pass from Michna 0:56 DAL – Pettis 2 yd pass from Dolezel (Hamilton kick failed) 68-52 (Edinger kick failed) 30-51 8:02 CLE – Redd 28 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 30-58 4:40 CHI – LaTendresse 7 yd pass from Michna (Edinger kick) 37-58 2:36 CLE – Johnson 9 yd pass from Davey (Ball kick) 37-65 TEAM STATISTICS 0:51 CHI – Harrell 17 yd pass from Michna (Edinger kick) 44-65 CLE DAL First Downs 24 27 Net Yds Rushing 29 14 TEAM STATISTICS Net Yds Passing 285 255 CLE CHI Total Off. Yds 314 269 First Downs 17 20 Net Yds Rushing 59 4 Net Yds Passing 225 310 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Total Off. Yds 284 314 PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 24-35-291 (4 TDs); DAL: C. Dolezel 28-38-252 (8 TDs) RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 7-12-3, R. Philyaw 2-9-0, J. Rue 1-7-0, W. Marshall 1-1-0; INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS DAL: J. White 6-12-0, W. Pettis 1-2-1 PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 14-19-222 (5 TDs), R. Davey 1-2-9 (1 TD); CHI: R. Michna RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 10-127-0, O. Amey 9-132-4, W. Marshall 3-9-0, M. Jackson 28-43-310 (6 TDs) 2-23; DAL: W. Pettis 13-118-4, M. Nash 8-86-2, A. Armstrong 6-42-3, T. Dotsay 2-9-0 RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 12-29-0, J. Rue 3-29-0, R. Redd 1-2-1, R. Philyaw 1--1-0; INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: A. Teems 1-18 CHI: D. Alexander 2-4-0, R. Michna 1-0-0 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE RECEIVING: CLE: O. Amey 6-125-3, R. Johnson 5-37-1, R. Redd 3-64-1, J. Minucci 1-5-1; KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: W. Marshall 4-62, M. Jackson 1-0, J. Minucci 1-0, TEAM 1-0; CHI: T. LaTendresse 12-146-3, D. Morgan 10-103-1, D. Harrell 5-53-1, R. Boss 1-8-1 DAL: J. Bush 6-110, D. Pettijohn 1-18, A. Thurman 1-0, D. Franklin 1-1 INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: B. Heffl in 1-45-1 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: CLE: O. Amey 1-50-1 KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: R. Redd 3-44; CHI: J. Ordway 7-114, T. LaTendresse 1-14

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 63 2008 Postseason Media Guide SOUL 62 GLADIATORS 47 GLADIATORS 61 DESTROYERS 35 WEEK 16 - June 14, 2008 WEEK 17 - June 21, 2008 Wachovia Quicken Loans Arena

PHILADELPHIA – Raymond Philyaw’s two-point conversion pass with just fi ve seconds left in the game CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Gladiators are headed to the playoffs after a 47-35 victory over the was intercepted by Eddie Moten, as the Cleveland Gladiators fell to the Philadelphia Soul, 62-61 in front Columbus Destroyers at Quicken Loans Arena in front of 14,397 on Saturday night. Cleveland can of a sellout crowd of 16,637 at the Wachovia Spectrum on Saturday night. The Gladiators slip to 8-7 still host a home playoff game with a Philadelphia Soul victory over the New York Dragons on Sunday while the Soul improves to 12-3 with one week left in the 2008 regular season. Trailing 62-55, Otis Amey afternoon. With the win, Cleveland closes out the 2008 regular season 9-7, one year removed from a caught his fourth touchdown of the game, pulling the Gladiators to within one. Head Coach Mike Wilpolt 2-14 fi nish while in Las Vegas. Columbus closes the door on a 3-13 year, after claiming the 2007 National opted for the two-point conversion, leading to the Moten interception. Trailing by one, the Gladiators Conference Championship and an appearance in the ArenaBowl XXI. Raymond Philyaw completed 20- had one more opportunity on the ensuing on-side kick. Soul wide receiver Chris Jackson fell on the of-27 passes on the night for 269 yards and six touchdowns. He was named Offensive Player of the ball, preserving the win. Philyaw fi nished 26-of-38 for a game-high 319 yards and six touchdowns. Game for his performance. His favorite target early on was the newly-signed Randy Hymes, who was His counterpart, Ohio native Matt D’Orazio also tossed six touchdowns on 25-of-39 passing for 283 making his Arena Football debut. Hymes hauled in four catches for 78 yards and three touchdowns, yards. Amey paced the Gladiators receiving corps with nine catches for 91 yards and the four scores. before leaving the game in the third quarter. Hymes was fl ipped over the wall while trying to make a one- Robert Redd contributed 108 yards on seven catches and one touchdown. The Arena Football League’s handed catch and was slow to get up. For Columbus, Matt Nagy completed 24-of-43 passes for 293 leading rusher, Marlion Jackson carried the ball four times for 20 yards and a score. He also added one yards and three touchdowns. He was intercepted once. C.J. Johnson led all receivers with 11 catches receiving touchdown in the loss. For the Soul, Brent Holmes hauled in 11 catches for 125 yards and two for 173 yards and one touchdown. touchdowns. Jackson caught nine passes for 104 yards and three touchdowns; including the go-ahead score that gave the Soul the 62-55 lead. Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Columbus 7 14 7 7 35 Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL Cleveland 7 21 3 16 47 Cleveland 14 21 13 13 61 Philadelphia 20 21 7 14 62 SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H SCORING SUMMARY 1st 12:53 CLB – Wells 5 yd run (Lewis kick) 7-0 Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 8:16 CLE – Hymes 13 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 7-7 1st 14:31 PHI - Holmes 38-yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 0-7 2nd 13:21 CLE – Hymes 43 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 7-14 11:36 PHI - Holmes 14-yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 0-14 10:30 CLB – Johnson 41 yd pass from Nagy (Lewis kick) 14-14 8:36 CLE - M. Jackson 14-yd run (Ball kick) 7-14 6:20 CLE – Riley 6 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 14-21 4:22 PHI - C. Jackson 24-yd pass from D’Orazio (kick failed) 7-20 0:49 CLB – Nagy 2 yd run (Lewis kick) 21-21 2:12 CLE - Redd 22-yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 14-20 0:06 CLE – Hymes 16 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 21-28 2nd 12:03 PHI - D’Orazio 5-yd run (Hughes kick) 14-27 3rd 7:47 CLE – Ball 18-yd fi eld goal 21-31 10:23 CLE - Rue 2 yd-run (Ball kick) 21-27 4:05 CLB – Wells 4 yd pass from Nagy (Lewis kick) 28-31 4:47 PHI - C. Jackson 5-yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 21-34 4th 14:54 CLE – Ball 26 yd fi eld goal 28-34 2:28 CLE - Amey 17-yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 28-34 8:07 CLE – Amey 42 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick failed) 28-40 0:39 PHI - Ours 2-yd run (Hughes kick) 28-41 5:11 CLB – Wells 6 yd pass from Nagy (Lewis kick) 35-40 0:11 CLE - Amey 9-yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 35-41 2:55 CLE – Amey 26 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 35-47 3rd 11:01 CLE - Amey 8-yd pass from Philyaw (kick failed) 41-41 8:12 CLE - Marshall 1-yd run (Ball kick) 48-41 2:48 PHI - Scott 7-yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 48-48 TEAM STATISTICS 4th 3:15 PHI - D’Orazio 1-yd run (Hughes kick) 48-55 CLE CLB 1:06 CLE - M. Jackson 22-yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 55-55 First Downs 24 20 0:37 PHI - C. Jackson 15-yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 55-62 Net Yds Rushing 13 11 0:05 CLE - Amey 9-yd pass from Philyaw (pass intercepted) 61-62 Net Yds Passing 259 283 Total Off. Yds 272 294

TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS CLE PHI PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 20-27-269 (6 TDs); CLB: M. Nagy 24-43-293 (3 TDs) First Downs 23 23 RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 7-12-0, J. Rue 1-2-0, R. Philyaw 1--1-0; CLB: H. Wells Net Yds Rushing 28 16 8-14-1, M. Nagy 1-2-1, R. Marshall 1--5 Net Yds Passing 300 272 RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 6-68-0, W. Marshall 5-44-0, R. Hymes 4-78-3, O. Amey 3-71-2, K. Riley 1-6-1, M. Jackson 1-2-0; CLB: C. Johnson 12-173-1, D. Lee 9-90-0, H. Wells Total Off. Yds 328 288 3-12-2, C. Russell 1-18-0 INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: A. Hodge 1-0-0; CLB: None INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: CLE: None; CLB: None PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 26-39-319 (6 TDs); PHI: Matt D’Orazio 25-39-283 (6 TDs) KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: W. Marshall 2-52, R. Redd 1-21-0; CLB: R. Marshall RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 4-23-1, J. Rue 2-5-1, W. Marshall 1-1-1; PHI: M. D’Orazio 3-57, C. Johnson 3-56 7-14-2, W. Ours 2-2-1 RECEIVING: CLE: O. Amey 9-91-4, R. Redd 7-108-1, W. Marshall 6-76, M. Jackson 3-38-1, R. Johnson 1-6; PHI: B. Holmes 11-125-2, C. Jackson 9-104-3, S. Scott 5-54-1 INTERCEPTIONS: NONE MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: R. Redd 3-32, W. Marshall 3-85; PHI: C. Jackson 3- -2, R. Keefe 4-65, E. Moten 1-14

PAGE 64 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide (4) GLADIATORS 69 (4) GLADIATORS 73 (5) PREDATORS 66 (2) FORCE 70 WILD CARD - June 30, 2008 DIVISIONAL ROUND - July 7, 2008 Quicken Loans Arena Arena at Gwinnett Center

CLEVELAND – The fourth-seeded Cleveland Gladiators defeated the fi fth-seeded Orlando Predators Duluth, GA – The Cleveland Gladiators advanced to the National Conference Championship round with 69-66 in front of 13,896 fans at Quicken Loans Arena on Monday night, advancing to the Arena Football a 73-70 win over the second-seeded Georgia Force on Monday night, in front of 10,173 fans at the League’s Divisional Round of the 2008 playoffs. Cleveland will travel to Georgia to take on the Force on Arena at Gwinnett Center. Cleveland will travel to Philadelphia to face the top-seeded Soul on Saturday, Monday, July 7 on ESPN2 at 8:00 p.m. For Cleveland, Raymond Philyaw completed 29-of-48 passes July 12 at 1 p.m. on ESPN. Raymond Philyaw’s touchdown pass to Robert Redd with 1:19 left proved for 436 yards and eight touchdowns. The 436 yards is the second highest all-time in AFL postseason to be the game-winner as the Gladiators took a 73-63 lead. Force quarterback Chris Greisen found history, behind Rickey Foggie’s 446 in 1998 while with the New Jersey Red Dogs. Philyaw moved Troy Bergeron in the back of the end zone with eight seconds left, pulling Georgia within three, but the into second place ahead of , former AFL quarterback and NFL Super Bowl XXXIV MVP. ensuing onside kick attempt failed and Cleveland ran the remainder of the clock, preserving the win. Philyaw’s favorite target on the night was Bowling Green product Robert Redd. Redd caught a franchise- Philyaw fi nished 20-of-29 for 295 yards and eight touchdowns. Otis Amey led all Gladiators receivers best 204 yards on 14 catches and four touchdowns. All-Arena Second Team selection Otis Amey with six catches for 130 yards and three touchdowns. Former Force player Willis Marshal hauled in fi ve grabbed 119 yards on seven catches, while Randy Hymes caught just three passes – all touchdowns, catches for 64 yards and one touchdown – a 35-yard strike that gave put the Gladiators up 67-56 with for 58 yards. Shane Stafford led the Predators offensively with 376 yards on 30-of-42 passing and 7:38 left in the game. Redd’s touchdown reception was his third of the game, fi nishing with fi ve catches eight touchdowns. He was intercepted twice in the game. T.T. Toliver grabbed 185 yards on 11 catches for 43 yards. Fullback Joshua Rue rushed for two scores in the win. Greisen led the Force with 343 and four touchdowns and added one kickoff return for a touchdown. Philyaw and Redd were named yards on 29-of-39 passing and eight touchdowns. Bergeron led all receivers with 14 catches and 178 Co-Offensive Players of the Game for their performances, respectively. Brandon Heffl in intercepted two yards. His four touchdowns, along with four by Tiger Jones, accounted for each of the passing scores. of Stafford’s passes and recovered a key fumble late in the game, leading to a Gladiators score and a 69-60 lead. He was named Defensive Player of the Game for his efforts. Willis Marshall helped out on Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL all sides for Cleveland, garnering Ironman of the Game honors. #4 Cleveland 7 33 20 13 73 #2 Georgia 14 28 7 21 70 Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL #5 Orlando 20 13 20 13 66 #4 Cleveland 14 20 14 21 69 SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 1st 10:40 GEO - Jones 6 yd pass from Greisen (Martinez kick) 0-7 SCORING SUMMARY 4:27 CLE - Rue 2 yd run (Ball kick) 7-7 Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 0:13 GEO - Bergeron 4 yd pass from Greisen (Martinez kick) 7-14 1st 13:10 ORL – Gessner 10 yd pass from Stafford (Frantz kick) 7-0 2nd 13:46 CLE - Amey 23 yd pass from Philyaw (kick failed) 13-14 11:28 CLE – Redd 25 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 7-7 11:31 GEO - Jones 15 yd pass from Greisin (Martinez kick) 13-21 7:51 ORL – Gessner 24 yd pass from Stafford (Frantz kick) 14-7 9:30 CLE - Amey 42 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 20-21 4:29 CLE – Marshall 15 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 14-14 6:14 GEO - Huebner 2 yd run (Martinez kick) 20-28 3:35 ORL – Toliver 57 yd kickoff return (Frantz kick failed) 20-14 3:27 CLE - Hymes 33 yd pass from Philayw (Ball kick) 27-28 2nd 11:55 ORL – Gessner 4 yd pass from Stafford (Frantz kick failed) 26-14 2:49 CLE - Heffl in 3 yd net recovery (kick failed) 33-28 7:14 CLE – Hymes 29 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 26-21 1:15 GEO - Bergeron 7 yd pass from Greisen (Martinez kick) 33-35 2:41 CLE – Ball 23 yd fi eld goal 26-24 0:33 GEO - Bergeron 21 yd pass from Greisen (Martinez kick) 33-42 1:20 ORL – Armstrong 31 yd pass from Stafford (Frantz kick) 33-24 0:05 CLE - Redd 11 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 40-42 0:38 CLE – Redd 29 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 33-31 3rd 12:01 CLE - Rue 10 yd run (kick failed) 46-42 0:00 CLE – Ball 27 yd fi eld goal 33-34 6:46 CLE - Amey 7 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 53-42 3rd 13:16 CLE – Redd 26 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 33-41 3:40 GEO - Jones 8 yd pass from Greisen (Martinez kick) 53-49 12:32 ORL – Toliver 24 yd pass from Stafford (Frantz rush fumbled) 39-41 2:17 CLE - Redd 6 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 60-49 9:19 CLE – Hymes 14 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 39-48 4th 11:12 GEO - Huebner 2 yd run (Martinez kick) 60-56 7:05 ORL – Toliver 25 yd pass from Stafford (Frantz kick) 46-48 7:38 CLE - Marshall 35 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 67-56 2:30 ORL – Toliver 29 yd pass from Stafford (Frantz kick) 53-48 5:09 GEO - Jones 19 yd pass from Greisen (Martinez kick) 67-63 4th 13:59 CLE – Redd 29 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 53-55 1:43 CLE - Redd 8 yd psas from Philyaw (kick failed) 73-63 9:33 ORL – Stafford 6 yd run (Frantz kick) 60-55 0:08 GEO - Bergeron 2 yd pass from Greisen (Martinez kick) 73-70 6:49 CLE – Hymes 15 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 60-62 0:52 CLE – Marshall 8 yd run (Ball kick) 60-69 0:21 ORL – Toliver 3 yd pass from Stafford (Stafford pass failed) 66-69 TEAM STATISTICS GEO CLE First Downs 31 21 TEAM STATISTICS Net Yds Rushing 62 28 CLE ORL Net Yds Passing 343 289 First Downs 26 24 Total Off. Yds 405 317 Net Yds Rushing 20 12 Net Yds Passing 418 368 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Total Off. Yds 438 380 PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 20-29-295 (8 TDs); GEO: C. Greisen 29-39-343 (8 TDs) RUSHING: CLE: J. Rue 5-19-2, R. Philyaw 1-10, M. Jackson 1-2; GEO: T. Bergeron INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 5-39-0, T. Jones 1-14, C. Morris 1-9, M. Huebner 3-4-2, C. Greisen 2- -4 PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 29-48-436 (8 TDs); ORL: S. Stafford 30-42-376 (8 TDs) RECEIVING: CLE: O. Amey 6-130-3, W. Marshall 5-64-1, R. Redd 5-64-1, R. Hymes 2-46-1, RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 5-12, W. Marshall 1-8-1; ORL: S. Stafford 2-12-1, O. J. Rue 1-9, M. Jackson 1-3; GEO: T. Bergeron 14-178-4, T. Jones 9-83-4, C. Morris 6-82 Armstrong 1-2, K. Nickerson 1- -2 INTERCEPTIONS: NONE RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 14-204-4, O. Amey 7-119, W. Marshall 4-39-1, R. Hymes MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE 3-58-3, M. Jackson 1-16; ORL: C. Gessner 12-101-3, T.T. Toliver 11-185-4, K. Nickerson 5-56, KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: W. Marshall 2-34, R. Redd 2-10, TEAM 1-0; GEO: C. O. Armstrong 2-34-1 Pauley 3-75, C. Martinez 1-5 INTERCEPTIONS: CLE: B. Heffl in 2; ORL: 1 INT MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: R. Redd, 1-16, O. Amey 2-20, W. Marshall 4-52, M. Jackson 1- -2; ORL: T.T. Toliver 5-134-1, K. Nickerson 1-6 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 65 2008 Postseason Media Guide (4) GLADIATORS 35 (1) SOUL 70 CONF. CHAMP. - July 12, 2008 Wachovia Center

PHILADELPHIA – The Cleveland Gladiators dream season came to an end on Saturday afternoon, after suffering a 70-35 loss to the Philadelphia Soul in front of 13,389 at the Wachovia Center. Cleveland fi nishes its fi rst season in Cleveland 11-8, while the Soul (15-3) is crowned Arena Football League’s National Conference Champions and advance to Virgin Mobile ArenaBowl XXII New Orleans on July 27. Cleveland’s offense never seemed to fi nd a rhythm, trailing 35-21 at the half. With 5:08 remaining in the game and the Soul leading 63-35, Raymond Philyaw was pressured and stripped of the ball, as the Soul closed out the game for the win with their eighth touchdown pass of the game. Philyaw fi nished 25-of-49 passing for 304 yards and four touchdowns in the loss. Robert Redd continued his hot play in the postseason, catching 11 passes for a game-high 152 yards and two touchdowns. Otis Amey also contributed two touchdowns for Cleveland. Soul quarterback and Ohio-native Matt D’Orazio threw eight touchdowns on 17-of-25 passing for 184 yards. The Gladiators managed to hold AFL Offensive Player of the Year Chris Jackson in check, so D’Orazio turned his focus to Larry Brackins. Brackins caught seven passes for 92 yards and three touchdowns, leading the Soul to its fi rst National Conference Championship in franchise history.

Team 1 2 3 4 FINAL #4 Cleveland 7 14 14 0 35 #1 Philadelphia 14 21 21 14 70

SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H 1st 10:19 PHI - Brackins 13 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 0-7 6:28 CLE - Amey 17 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 7-7 0:41 PHI - Holmes 7 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 7-14 2nd 12:35 PHI - Jackson 5 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 7-21 8:07 PHI - Ours 2 yd run (Hughes kick) 7-28 5:30 CLE - Amey 8 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 14-28 4:36 PHI - Jackson 9 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 14-35 2:04 CLE - Jackson 4 yd run (Ball kick) 21-35 3rd 12:52 PHI - Brackins 17 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 21-42 10:14 CLE - Redd 16 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 28-42 9:30 PHI - Brown 57 yd kickoff return (Hughes kick) 28-49 4:52 CLE - Redd 22 yd pass from Philyaw (Ball kick) 35-49 3:55 PHI - Brackins 18 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 35-56 4th 8:38 PHI - Holmes 16 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 35-63 1:31 PHI - Holmes 2 yd pass from D’Orazio (Hughes kick) 35-70

TEAM STATISTICS PHI CLE First Downs 16 18 Net Yds Rushing 25 -1 Net Yds Passing 184 294 Total Off. Yds 209 293

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING: CLE: R. Philyaw 25-49-303 (4 TDs); PHI: M. D’Orazio 17-25-184 (8 TDs) RUSHING: CLE: M. Jackson 2-4-1, J. Rue 1- -1, R. Philyaw 1- -4; PHI: C. Smith 5-16, M. D’Orazio 2-4, W. Ours 2-4-2, Holmes 1-1 RECEIVING: CLE: R. Redd 11-152-2, O. Amey 9-85-2, W. Marshall 4-55, J. Rue 1-11; PHI: L. Brackins 7-92-3, Holmes 5-57-3, C. Jackson 5-35-2 INTERCEPTIONS: PHI: E. Moten 2-9 MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS: NONE KICKOFF RETURNS: CLE: R. Redd 3-80, W. Marshall 3-36; PHI: C. Jackson 1- -1, M. Brown 3-88-1

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FRANCHISE HISTORY

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 67 2008 Postseason Media Guide GLADIATORS FRANCHISE HISTORY July 12, 2008 - Just fi ve days after a win in Georgia, the Gladiators dream season comes to an end ALL-TIME AWARD WINNERS with a disappointing 70-35 loss in the National Conference Championship game. The Philadelphia Soul is crowned National Conference Champions and will face the San Jose SaberCats at VIRGIN MOBILE ARENABOWL XXII NEW ORLEANS. ALL-ARENA SELECTIONS 2008 Marlion Jackson ...... FB/LB ...... First Team July 7, 2008 - With a 73-70 win over the Georgia Force, the Gladiators earn a right to play in the AFL's 2008 Otis Amey...... WR ...... Second Team National Conference Championship game at Philadelphia. 2006 Marlion Jackson ...... FB/LB ...... Second Team June 30, 2008 - Cleveland defeats the #5 Orlando Predators in front of 13,896 fans at Quicken Loans 2005 Frank Carter ...... FB/LB ...... First Team Arena in the Wild Card round. 2004 Marcus Nash ...... OS ...... First Team 2003 Steve Videtich ...... K ...... Second Team June 21, 2008 - Having defeated the Columbus Destroyers, the Cleveland Gladiators qualifi ed for the AFL playoffs for the fi rst time since 2003. 2002 Steve Videtich ...... K ...... First Team 2002 ...... DS ...... Second Team May 2, 2008 - The Gladiators snapped the nine-game win streak of the Philadelphia Soul with a 1998 Alvin Ashley...... WR/DB ...... First Team 67-55 win at Quicken Loans Arena. Philadelphia was the only remaining undefeated until playing the 1998 Robert Stewart ...... OL/DL ...... Second Team Gladiators. 1998 Steve Videtich ...... K ...... Second Team March 3, 2008 – The Cleveland Gladiators defeated the New York Dragons 61-49 at Quicken Loans 1997 Steve Videtich ...... K ...... First Team Arena in front of 17,391 for the fi rst win in Cleveland Gladiators history. 1997 Alvin Ashley...... WR/DB ...... Second Team February 5, 2008 – The Cleveland Gladiators open their inaugural training camp. 1997 Robert Stewart ...... OL/DL ...... Second Team

January 11, 2008 – The Cleveland Gladiators announce that ESPN 850 WKNR will be the offi cial ALL-ROOKIE SELECTIONS fl agship station for the 2008 season. 2002 Dennisson Robinson ...... WR/DB December 7, 2007 -- The Cleveland Gladiators move into their permanent home at 631 Huron Rd., 2000 David Saunders ...... WR/DB Cleveland Ohio, 44115. 2000 Michael Lewis ...... OS 1999 Jermaine Younger ...... FB/LB November 28, 2007 -- At the Crown Centre Building in Independence, Ohio, Cleveland AFL owner Jim Ferraro and Bernie Kosar announce the “CLEVELAND GLADIATORS” will be Cleveland’s newest 1999 Dimitrious Stanley ...... WR/DB professional sports franchise. The offi cial colors of the Cleveland Gladiators will be red, black and silver. The Gladiators also name Mike Levy as General Manger & COO. ALL-IRONMAN SELECTIONS 1998 Alvin Ashley...... WR/DB October 29, 2007 -- Wilpolt makes a statement in AFL Free Agency, signing three of the league’s top free agents. These include: QB Raymond Philyaw, DL Silas Demary and DB Brandon Heffl in. 1998 Adrian Lunsford...... DS/KR

October 26, 2007 -- With the AFL’s and Nashville Kats folding, Cleveland AFL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR acquired six players in the dispersal draft. Highlighting the day was the number one overall selection of DL Joe Minucci. 2004 Marcus Nash ...... OS

October 16, 2007 -- Jim Ferraro, along with new business partner and team President & CEO COACH OF THE YEAR Bernie Kosar announce the move to Cleveland at a press conference held at Quicken Loans Arena in 2008 Mike Wilpolt Cleveland. Season Ticket deposits are accepted.

October 2007 – Jim Ferraro receives approval from the AFL Board of Directors to relocate the KICKER OF THE YEAR Las Vegas Gladiators to Cleveland, Ohio. The Cleveland AFL team will begin play starting in 2008 at 2002 Steve Videtich ...... K Quicken Loans Arena. 1997 Steve Videtich ...... K BEFORE CLEVELAND Jim Ferraro completed his purchase of the Arena Football League’s New Jersey Franchise in 2000 – AL LUCAS HERO TEAM which was set to begin play in 2001. After naming the team the New Jersey Gladiators, the franchise 2008 Otis Amey...... WR played two seasons in New Jersey, compiling an 11-18 record in those two seasons. Just over two years after Mr. Ferraro took over control of the team, it was announced he would relocate the franchise to Las Vegas, Nevada and play their home games at the Thomas & Mack Center. The team remained in Las AL LUCAS HERO AWARD Vegas over the next fi ve seasons, compiling and overall record of 31-50. The team played the 2007 1999 Latish Kinsler ...... DS season at the Orleans Arena, fi nishing with a 2-14 record. Before Mr. Ferraro took over, the franchise played in New Jersey from 1997 (New Jersey Red Dogs) until 2000, compiling a 27-29 record in four seasons. They qualifi ed for the postseason in 1997 and 1998.

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* = Practice Squad F WR/LB ...... Lindsey, Chad ...... 1997-99 WR/LB ...... Saunders, David ...... 2000-01 # = Injured Reserve OL/DL ...... Falcon, Dan ...... 2001 WR/LB ...... Lord, Junior ...... 2005-06 K ...... Schorejs, Derek ...... 2000 & = Did not appear in a game WR/DB ...... Field, Amod ...... 1997 DS ...... Lukins, Tony ...... 2006 OL/DL ...... Scifres, Steve ...... 2004 A QB ...... Fife, Jason ...... 2006 WR/DB ...... Lunsford, Adrian ...... 1997-99 WR/DB ...... Scott, Mike ...... 2001 OL/DL ...... Adams, Hunter ...... 2001-03 FB/LB ...... Filer, Rodney ...... 2005-06 M WR/LB ...... Scott, Sean ...... 2008 K ...... Alcorn, Daron ...... 2004 FB/LB ...... Flores, Dan ...... 2001 QB ...... Maddox, Tommy ...... 2000 DB ...... Scott, Tony ...... 2008 WR/DB ...... Allen, Kevin ...... 1997-98 QB ...... Foggie, Rickey ...... 1997-00 WR/DB ...... Malloy, Donald ...... 2004-05 OL/DL ...... Sharp, Jerry ...... 2001 WR ...... Amey, Otis ...... 2008 QB ...... Foley, Glenn ...... 2002 DS ...... Malveaux, Kelly ...... 2005 DL ...... Shaw, Bryant ...... 2008 WR/LB ...... Andrews, David ...... 1998 OL/DL ...... Fort, Neal ...... 2003 OL/DL ...... Mandina, Paul ...... 2002 WR/DB ...... Shaw, Terrill ...... 2004 WR/DB ...... Arceneaux, Anthony ...... 2006 OL/DL ...... Fortney, Denny ...... 2000 OL/DL ...... Marsh, Rondel ...... 2001 OL/DL ...... Simpkins, Rickie ...... 2004 DL ...... #&Arp, Donovan ...... 2008 OL/DL ...... Fortune, Elliot ...... 2000 WR/LB ...... Marshall, Willis ...... 2008 DS ...... Singfi eld, Dahnel ...... 2007 WR/DB ...... Ashley, Alvin ...... 1997-99, 2002 FB/LB ...... Francis, Asa ...... 2001 DL ...... Martin, Terrance ...... 2007 OL/DL ...... Slay, Henry ...... 2000 K ...... Azar, Steve ...... 2007 G DS ...... Mason, Damon ...... 2002-03 DS ...... Smith, Art ...... 2006 B S ...... Gaines, Kevin ...... 2000-01 OL/DL ...... Mayes, William ...... 2004-06 OL/DL ...... Smith, Brian ...... 1997-98 WR/LB ...... Bagley, Marvin ...... 1999 QB ...... Garay, Carlos ...... 1997-98 QB/WR ...... Maynor, Connell ...... 2001 OL/DL ...... Spellman, Alonzo ...... 2006 DS ...... Bailey, Ken ...... 2000-01 QB ...... Garcia, Aaron ...... 1997-98 WR/DB ...... McCann, Ivory ...... 2006 WR/LB ...... Spencer, Chris ...... 1998 DS ...... Baker, Henry ...... 1999 WR/DB ...... Gaston, Willie ...... 1997-98 OL ...... McCauley, Tango...... 2008 OL/DL ...... Stanavitch, Rob ...... 1997-98 WR ...... Ball, Jason ...... 2008 OL/DL ...... Gatrell, Rob ...... 2005-06 WR ...... McCullough, Andy ...... 2008 WR/DB ...... Stanley, Dimitrious ...... 1999-00 QB ...... Bankhead, Todd ...... 2001 QB ...... Gauntt, Glen ...... 2006 QB ...... McDonagh, Jay ...... 2002-03 OL/DL ...... Steeple, Matt ...... 1997-00 WR/DB ...... Banks, DeVon ...... 2004 OL ...... Gibson, Aaron ...... 2008 OL ...... McGill, Terrell ...... 2007 OL/DL ...... Stewart, Robert ...... 1997-00 WR/DB ...... Barber, Chris ...... 2000 FB/LB ...... Glover, Phil ...... 2004 OL/DL ...... Miller, Scott ...... 1997 OL/DL ...... Stuart, Jason ...... 2001 OL/DL ...... Bates, Karl ...... 2002-03, 2005 OL ...... Gonzalez, Adrian ...... 2007 DL ...... Minucci, Joe ...... 2008 WR/DB ...... Sutton, Chameion ...... 2004-05 OL/DL ...... Bazile, Wilky ..1999, 2002-03, 2005-06 K ...... Gowins, Brian ...... 2004 OL/DL ...... Mitchell, Hardy ...... 2003, 2005 WR/DB ...... Bell, Herman ...... 2006 WR/DB ...... Greenwood, Carl ...... 2002 FB ...... Moa, Ben ...... 2007 T LB ...... Benoit, Sarth ...... 2007 ...... Guest, Craig ...... 2000 WR/LB ...... Molden, Etu ...... 2007 FB/LB ...... Taylor, Craig ...... 1997-98 WR/DB ...... Blalock, Jamaine ...... 2003-06 WR/DB ...... Guy, Kevin ...... 1997-99 OL/DL ...... Moncrief, Michael ...... 2002 WR/DB ...... Taylor, Marvin ...... 2004-05 QB ...... Boden, Chris ...... 2001 H OL/DL ...... Moore, Otis ...... 2000-02, 2007 DB ...... Teems, Alex ...... 2008 WR/LB ...... Bonner, Cornelius ...... 2004-05, 2008 OL/DL ...... Hall, Jon ...... 2006 DS ...... Moreland, Earthwind ...... 2007 WR/LB ...... Thomas, Damon ...... 1998 OS ...... Bowden, James ...... 2002 FB/LB ...... Hamilton, Malcolm ...... 2001 WR ...... #&Mosley, Kendrick ...... 2008 WR/DB ...... Thomas, Danny ...... 2001 DB ...... Bowers, Ryan ...... 2008 QB ...... Hammel, Todd ...... 2003 WR/LB ...... Mounds, Otis ...... 2001 WR/LB ...... Thomas, Stevie ...... 2001 FB/LB ...... Boyer, Rick ...... 2002 OL/DL ...... Hankton, Furnell ...... 2004 N OS ...... Thompson, Larry ...... 1999 OL/DL ...... Brannon, Steve ...... 2001 WR/DB ...... Harris, Aundrae ...... 2002-03 FB/LB ...... Naccara, Brent ...... 2001 DL ...... Thompson, Will ...... 2007 OS ...... Brantley, Chris ...... 2001 DB ...... Haugabrook, Sidney ...... 2007 OL ...... Narcisse, Antonio ...... 2008 DS ...... Troy, Damon ...... 2001 OS ...... Brantley, Michael ...... 2001 DB ...... Heffl in, Brandon ...... 2008 OS ...... Nash, Marcus ...... 2004-06 OL/DL ...... Turner, Jerry ...... 2003 DS ...... Brooks, Nate ...... 2001 OL ...... Heimburger, Craig ...... 2008 LB ...... Newson, Tony ...... 2007 OL/DL ...... Brown, Jerome ...... 1999 OL/DL ...... Henderson, Tony ...... 2003 DL ...... Nix, John ...... 2007 U WR/DB ...... Brown, Marvin ...... 1997-98 OL/DL ...... Herrington, Harvie ...... 1998-99 WR/LB ...... Nixon, Larry ...... 2004 DS ...... Unertl, Jeremy ...... 2004 FB/LB ...... Brown, Norman ...... 1997 OL/DL ...... Hill, Chris ...... 2000 OL/DL ...... Nwokorie, Chukie ...... 2006 DB ...... Brown, Rufus ...... 2007 WR/DB ...... Hill, T.J...... 2003-06 O V WR/DB ...... Brown, Xavier ...... 1997-98 WR/DB ...... Hixon, Pierre ...... 1998-99 OL/DL ...... Ohnegian, Pete ...... 1999 DL ...... Vaughn, Khaleed ...... 2007 OS ...... Bryant, Maurice ...... 2004, 2006 OL/DL ...... Hochertz, Marty ...... 1997 DS ...... O'Neal, Robert ...... 1997 K ...... Videtich, Steve ...... 1997-99, 2001-03 WR/LB ...... Bryant, Taman ...... 2001 DB ...... Hodge, Alphonso ...... 2008 OL/DL ...... Owen, Dustin ...... 2001 OL/DL ...... Bullard, Thaddeus ...... 2004-05 WR/DB ...... Horacek, Mike ...... 2002-03 P W OL/DL ...... Burch, Joe ...... 2004-05 K ...... Houle, Eric ...... 2006 WR/LB ...... Payton, Anthony ...... 2000-01, 2005 DS ...... Walker, Cedric ...... 2005 OL/DL ...... Burgos, Joe ...... 1997-98, 2000-01 OL/DL ...... Houston, Alex ...... 2001 OL/DL ...... Peko, Tupe ...... 2006-07 OL/DL ...... Walters, Jason ...... 1999-01 OL/DL ...... Bush, Marlon ...... 2003 K ...... Howfi eld, Ian ...... 2004 FB/LB ...... Perry, Ron ...... 1998-99 OL/DL ...... Ward, Jamarr ...... 2002-03 OL/DL ...... Byrd, Desmond ...... 2004-05 WR ...... Hymes, Randy ...... 2008 FB/LB ...... Petithomme, Tom ...... 1997-98 WR/LB ...... Ware, Lenny ...... 2004 C J DB ...... Phillips, Al ...... 2008 QB ...... Whelihan, Craig ...... 2005-06 WR/DB ...... Canonico, Eddie ...... 2007 WR/DB ...... Jackson, Charles ...... 2000 QB ...... Philyaw, Raymond ...... 2008 OL/DL ...... Whitson, Tyshaun ...... 2006 WR/DB ...... Canty, Chris ...... 2006 FB/LB ...... Jackson, Malik ...... 1997 WR/LB ...... Pina, Manny ...... 1998-99 DS ...... Wiggins, Lee ...... 2001 WR/DB ...... Carman, Matt ...... 1997 FB/LB ...... Jackson, Marlion ...... 2005-08 OL/DL ...... Pittman, Cedric ...... 2004 WR/LB ...... Wilkinson, Jeremy ...... 2002-04 FB/LB ...... Carter, Frank ...... 2002-05 QB ...... Jackson, Michael ...... 2000 WR/DB ...... Pointer, Chris ...... 2002 WR/DB ...... Williams, George ...... 2002-03 OL/DL ...... Chance, Cameron ...... 2004-05 OL/DL ...... Jackson, Patrick ...... 1997 FB/LB ...... Pope, Chris ...... 1998, 2000-03 DS ...... Williams, Marc ...... 2002 OL/DL ...... Chickillo, Tony ...... 2001 FB/LB ...... James, Toran ...... 2000 WR/DB ...... Porter, Dameon ...... 2000, 2005-06 OS ...... Willis, Larry Ray ...... 1997-98 WR/DB ...... Clark, Aleric ...... 2006 OL/DL ...... Janek, John «Chris» ...... 2002 WR/DB ...... Prentiss, Kevin ...... 2006-07 DS ...... Winters, Chuck ...... 2003 OL/DL ...... Clemens, Kevin ...... 1999-00 OL/DL ...... Jarvis, Ralph ...... 1999 FB/LB ...... Proctor, Basil ...... 1997 OL/DL ...... Woolridge, Charles ...... 1999 DS ...... Cobb, Kevin ...... 2002 WR/DB ...... Jasper, Harold ...... 1997 OL/DL ...... Pugh, Jimond ...... 2007 DL ...... Word, Mark ...... 2008 DS ...... Coe, Cornelius ...... 2003 OL/DL ...... Jenkins, A.J...... 1998 QB ...... Puleri, Charles ...... 1999 OL/DL ...... Worley, Jason...... 2001 OL/DL ...... Crafts, Jerry ...... 2000, 2003 WR/LB ...... Johnson, Carlos ...... 2002 WR/LB ...... Wright, Sakeen ...... 2008 DL ...... Crawford, Derrick ...... 2007 DB ...... Johnson, D.J...... 2007 Q DL ...... Crear, Joe ...... 2007 WR/DB ...... Johnson, Jeroid ...... 2000-04 WR/DB ...... Quattlebaum, Terrance ...... 2007 Y DS ...... Crespina, Keita ...... 1999-01 WR/LB ...... Johnson, Ron ...... 2008 OL/DL ...... Yarnell, Lucas ...... 2005 OL/DL ...... Croff, Tim ...... 2001 WR/DB ...... Johnson, Van ...... 2002 R OL/DL ...... Young, Tyler ...... 1997-98 OL/DL ...... Cunningham, Rick ...... 2003-04 QB ...... Jones, Brian ...... 2007 DS ...... Rachal, Traco ...... 2006 FB/LB ...... Younger, Jermaine ...... 1999-00, 2003 DB ...... Cunningham, Scott ...... 2007 OL/DL ...... Jones, Kimani ...... 2008 WR/DB ...... Redd, Robert ...... 2008 D OL ...... Joseph, Carlos ...... 2007 DL ...... Reed, Elex ...... 2008 Z QB ...... Davey, Rohan ...... 2008 K OL/DL ...... Richardson, Ramon ...... 2003, 2008 OL/DL ...... Zinser, John ...... 1997 QB ...... Davis, Jose ...... 2008 QB ...... King, Shaun ...... 2007 WR/LB ...... Riley, Jerome ...... 2005 DS ...... Davis, Nick ...... 2006 FB/LB ...... Kinsinger, Matt ...... 2006 DL ...... Riley, Karon ...... 2007-08 WR/DB ...... Davis, Terrence ...... 2002 DS ...... Kinsler, Latish ...... 1999 WR/DB ...... Riley, Sean ...... 2003 WR/LB ...... Davis, Thabiti ...... 2007 OL/DL ...... Konopka, Steve ...... 2003-06 WR/DB ...... Robinson, Dennison ...... 2002-04 OL/DL ...... Dean, Konrad ...... 2007 OL/DL ...... Koons, Dan ...... 2007 OL/DL ...... Robinson, John ...... 1999 K ...... Defelice, Richard ...... 2000 OL/DL ...... Krulikowski, Brian ...... 1997-98 QB ...... Robinson, Rod ...... 2004-05 FB/LB ...... Del Ricco, George ...... 2001 L WR/DB ...... Robinson, Sedrick ...... 2002-03 DL ...... Demary, Silas ...... 2008 FB/LB ...... LaCombe, Brad ...... 1998 OL/DL ...... Rodriguez, Alex ...... 1999 OL/DL ...... DeWitt, John ...... 2004 OS ...... Ladd, Anthony ...... 2004 QB ...... Rolovich, Nick ...... 2007 OL/DL ...... Dixon, John ...... 1998 WR/DB ...... Lafrance, George ...... 2000 OS ...... Ross, Ricky ...... 2005 QB ...... Dolezel, Clint ...... 2004-05 OL/DL ...... LaQuerre, Paul ...... 2002-03, 2006 WR/DB ...... Rowser, Chris ...... 2001 WR/LB ...... Douglass, Joe ...... 2005-07 WR/DB ...... LaSane, Bruce ...... 2000 DB ...... *&Royal, Chris ...... 2008 WR/DB ...... Dowden, Corey ...... 2001 WR ...... LaTendresse, Travis ...... 2007 FB/LB ...... Rue, Joshua ...... 2007-08 DB ...... Duff, Vontez ...... 2007 K ...... Latourette, Todd ...... 2000 E WR/DB ...... Latta, Willie ...... 1999 S DL ...... Eggleston, Chris ...... 2007 OL/DL ...... Lewandowski, Joe ...... 2001 OL/DL ...... Sabb, Dwayne ...... 2001-03 DB ...... Ellick, Dwight ...... 2007 K ...... Lewis, Mark ...... 2005 OL/DL ...... Salley, Travis ...... 2001 OL/DL ...... Ellis, Jeff ...... 1997 OS ...... Lewis, Michael ...... 2000 WR/LB ...... Samuels, Lawrence ...... 2001 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 69 2008 Postseason Media Guide YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2008 (Cleveland Gladiators) 2004 (Las Vegas Gladiators) 2000 (New Jersey Red Dogs) Record: 9-7 (2-1) Record: 8-8 Record: 4-10 March 3 ...... NEW YORK ...... W, 61-49...... 17,391 February 6 ...... at Colorado ...... L, 42-43 ...... 18,063 April 15 ...... at Orlando ...... L, 21-38 ...... 10,323 March 9 ...... UTAH ...... W, 66-63...... 14,765 February 14 ...... LOS ANGELES ...... L, 55-62 ...... 7,862 April 21 ...... ARIZONA ...... L, 41-48 ...... 5,072 March 15 ...... at Columbus ...... W, 59-57...... 15,946 February 22 ...... at Grand Rapids ...... W, 51-14...... 7,299 May 6 ...... at Buffalo ...... W, 62-42...... 7,526 March 21 ...... at New Orleans ...... L, 24-63 ...... 13,037 February 29 ...... NEW ORLEANS ...... W, 50-30...... 10,255 May 12 ...... NASHVILLE ...... L, 44-49 ...... 4,107 April 5 ...... at Dallas ...... L, 51-58 ...... 11,497 March 7 ...... at Georgia ...... L, 40-55 ...... 8,517 May 18 ...... at Tampa Bay ...... L, 26-40 ...... 8,741 April 11 ...... COLORADO ...... L, 66-69 ...... 15,079 March 14 ...... ARIZONA ...... W, OT 65-64 ...... 10,274 May 26 ...... ALBANY ...... L, 55-63 ...... 4,029 April 19 ...... at Los Angeles ...... W, 83-69...... 13,863 March 20 ...... at San Jose ...... L, 62-79 ...... 12,163 June 3 ...... at Grand Rapids ...... W, 59-52...... 8,177 April 26 ...... at New York ...... L, 39-56 ...... 9,991 March 27 ...... at Orlando ...... L, 43-60 ...... 13,149 June 10 ...... OKLAHOMA ...... W, 56-40...... 4,154 May 2 ...... PHILADELPHIA ...... W, 67-55...... 13,721 April 4 ...... CHICAGO ...... L, 55-57 ...... 10,310 June 16 ...... at Albany ...... L, 54-61 ...... 9,233 May 9 ...... ORLANDO ...... W, 62-43...... 13,808 April 10 ...... at Arizona ...... L, 63-80 ...... 12,641 June 25 ...... BUFFALO ...... L, 54-79 ...... 4,294 May 17 ...... at Colorado ...... W, 50-46...... 11,214 April 25 ...... DETROIT ...... W, 60-34...... 9,988 June 30 ...... at New England ...... L, 63-69 ...... 5,720 May 23 ...... at Tampa Bay ...... L, 48-58 ...... 15,976 May 2 ...... INDIANA ...... W, 60-38...... 9,891 July 8 ...... NEW ENGLAND ...... L, 59-63 ...... 4,416 May 31 ...... DALLAS ...... L, 52-68 ...... 11,717 May 8 ...... at Philadelphia ...... W, 63-35...... 15,141 July 14 ...... at Carolina ...... L, 47-77 ...... 13,014 June 7 ...... CHICAGO ...... W, 65-44...... 11,377 May 16 ...... SAN JOSE ...... W, 44-35...... 9,910 July 22 ...... FLORIDA ...... W, 57-52...... 4,821 June 14 ...... at Philadelphia ...... L, 61-62 ...... 16,637 May 22 ...... at Los Angeles ...... L, 51-54 ...... 14,588 May 30 ...... COLUMBUS ...... W, 64-51...... 10,302 June 21 ...... COLUMBUS ...... W, 47-35...... 14,397 1999 (New Jersey Red Dogs) WILD CARD ROUND Record: 6-8 June 30 ...... ORLANDO ...... W, 69-66...... 13,896 2003 (Las Vegas Gladiators) April 23 ...... at Arizona ...... L, 54-62 ...... 13,137 DIVISIONAL ROUND Record: 8-8 (0-1) May 2 ...... ALBANY ...... W, 52-51...... 8,461 July 7 ...... at Georgia ...... W, 73-70...... 10,173 February 2 ...... at Los Angeles ...... L, 48-60 ...... 14,827 May 7 ...... at Buffalo ...... W, 41-39...... 14,600 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP February 9 ...... at Arizona ...... L, 42-46 ...... 16,221 May 17 ...... at Portland ...... W, 38-24...... 6,791 July 12 ...... at Philadelphia ...... L, 35-70 ...... 13,389 February 17 ...... TAMPA BAY ...... W, 61-55...... 12,521 May 22 ...... ORLANDO ...... L, 38-51 ...... 4,128 February 22 ...... at New York ...... W, 46-45...... 10,211 May 28 ...... MILWAUKEE ...... L, 40-53 ...... 4,062 2007 (Las Vegas Gladiators) March 2 ...... SAN JOSE ...... L, 37-72 ...... 8,627 June 12 ...... at Albany ...... L, 34-38 ...... 11,452 March 9 ...... at Carolina ...... W, 51-41...... 6,112 June 18 ...... NEW ENGLAND ...... W, 44-43...... 4,223 Record: 2-14 March 16 ...... CHICAGO ...... L, 48-68 ...... 8,324 June 25 ...... BUFFALO ...... W, 34-20...... 4,064 March 4 ...... at Austin ...... L, 36-57 ...... 10,422 March 23 ...... at Buffalo ...... W, 50-32...... 8,936 July 2 ...... at Houston ...... L, 38-44 ...... 2,767 March 8 ...... at Grand Rapids ...... W, 79-69...... 6,932 March 29 ...... GEORGIA ...... W, 46-41...... 9,618 July 10 ...... IOWA...... L, 23-56 ...... 4,889 March 18 ...... NEW ORLEANS ...... L, 31-59 ...... 6,593 April 5 ...... COLORADO ...... W, 68-34...... 9,080 July 17 ...... at Tampa Bay ...... L, 31-55 ...... 11,247 March 23 ...... at Arizona ...... L, 41-68 ...... 9,630 April 13 ...... at Grand Rapids ...... L, 21-69 ...... 7,909 July 26 ...... at New England ...... W, 65-64...... 10,576 April 1 ...... UTAH ...... L, 47-57 ...... 5,416 April 20 ...... at Orlando ...... L, 31-56 ...... 10,159 July 30 ...... NASHVILLE ...... L, 51-66 ...... 5,636 April 8 ...... KANSAS CITY ...... L, 31-65 ...... 4,838 April 27 ...... DETROIT ...... W, 58-45...... 10,157 April 15 ...... at Georgia ...... L, 68-69 ...... 11,123 May 3 ...... NEW YORK ...... L, 42-43 ...... 10,301 1998 (New Jersey Red Dogs) April 20 ...... at Colorado ...... L, 53-63 ...... 16,723 May 11 ...... at Detroit ...... L, 52-76 ...... 4,914 April 29 ...... ORLANDO ...... L, 34-69 ...... 5,684 May 18 ...... BUFFALO ...... W, 55-38...... 9,701 Record: 8-6 (1-1) May 4 ...... at New York ...... W, 53-34...... 8,271 May 6 ...... LOS ANGELES ...... L, 37-59 ...... 5,698 FIRST ROUND PLAYOFF GAME May 11 ...... ALBANY ...... L, 38-52 ...... 8,817 May 12 ...... at San Jose ...... L, 34-61 ...... 13,654 May 25 ...... at Arizona ...... L, 26-69 ...... 11,862 May 18 ...... at Utah ...... W, 54-53...... 14,305 May 15 ...... at Nashville ...... L, 42-46 ...... 11,120 June 3 ...... ARIZONA ...... L, 20-41 ...... 4,736 May 22 ...... at Milwaukee ...... W, 60-56...... 14,144 June 10 ...... NASHVILLE ...... L, 48-63 ...... 5,072 2002 (New Jersey Gladiators) May 30 ...... TAMPA BAY ...... L, 42-81 ...... 9,583 June 17 ...... at Los Angeles ...... L, 42-60 ...... 12,482 Record: 9-5 (0-1) June 8 ...... at Orlando ...... W, 60-49...... 12,758 June 25 ...... SAN JOSE ...... L, 46-73 ...... 5,027 April 19 ...... at Buffalo ...... L, 51-53 ...... 7,093 June 14 ...... SAN JOSE ...... L, 33-51 ...... 9,136 April 28 ...... DALLAS ...... W, 45-44...... 4,550 June 19 ...... FLORIDA ...... W, 41-34...... 9,227 2006 (Las Vegas Gladiators) May 4 ...... at Orlando ...... W, 45-44...... 11,690 June 27 ...... at Albany ...... W, 55-48...... 9,732 May 11 ...... CAROLINA ...... L, 28-40 ...... 5,346 July 2 ...... NEW YORK ...... W, 39-32...... 9,692 Record: 5-11 May 18 ...... NEW YORK ...... W, OT 76-69 ...... 5,850 July 11 ...... MILWUAKEE ...... L, 48-49 ...... 7,574 January 27 ...... at Austin ...... L, 46-64 ...... 11,081 May 24 ...... at Toronto ...... W, 45-38...... 7,112 July 18 ...... at Iowa ...... L, 49-58 ...... 9,613 February 6 ...... SAN JOSE ...... W, 51-48...... 11,346 June 2 ...... at Chicago ...... L, 14-44 ...... 7,094 July 26 ...... ARIZONA ...... W, 64-57...... 12,956 February 12 ...... at Colorado ...... L, 55-65 ...... 15,116 June 8 ...... GRAND RAPIDS ...... W, 70-42...... 5,992 August 1 ...... PORTLAND ...... W, 55-52...... 10,314 February 17 ...... GEORGIA ...... L, 34-54 ...... 10,902 June 15 ...... at Tampa Bay ...... W, 55-33...... 15,394 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME February 25 ...... at Dallas ...... L, 48-55 ...... 11,439 June 23 ...... BUFFALO ...... L, 45-52 ...... 5,862 August 8 ...... at Albany ...... W, 66-59...... 10,636 March 5 ...... PHILADELPHIA ...... W, 67-49...... 10,903 June 29 ...... at Detroit ...... W, 62-45...... 6,218 SEMIFINAL PLAYOFF GAME March 10 ...... GRAND RAPIDS ...... W, 66-41...... 8,872 July 6 ...... at New York ...... W, 76-50...... 9,212 August 14 ...... at Tampa Bay ...... L, 23-49 ...... 10,051 March 17 ...... ARIZONA ...... L, 33-47 ...... 9,265 July 13 ...... TORONTO ...... W, OT 57-55 ...... 5,650 March 24 ...... at Utah ...... W, 49-47...... 14,472 July 20 ...... ARIZONA ...... L, 45-53 ...... 6,341 1997 (New Jersey Red Dogs) April 2 ...... LOS ANGELES ...... W, 63-49...... 9,652 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME April 9 ...... NASHVILLE ...... L, 44-58 ...... 9,763 August 3 ...... ORLANDO ...... L, 46-49 ...... 6,034 Record: 9-5 (0-1) April 14 ...... at San Jose ...... L, 59-69 ...... 12,154 May 4 ...... at Anaheim ...... W, 33-32...... 10,582 April 23 ...... at Chicago ...... L, 47-67 ...... 16,230 May 9 ...... IOWA...... W, 45-21...... 17,500 April 29 ...... UTAH ...... L, 52-63 ...... 11,127 2001 (New Jersey Gladiators) May 15 ...... at Florida (in Ottawa) ...... L, 28-44 ...... 7,098 May 5 ...... at Arizona ...... L, 28-75 ...... 10,687 Record: 2-12 May 23 ...... NEW YORK ...... W, 59-27...... 9,698 May 13 ...... at Los Angeles ...... L, 27-44 ...... 11,182 April 14 ...... CAROLINA ...... L, 21-52 ...... 3,542 May 30 ...... ALBANY ...... W, 53-52...... 8,677 April 20 ...... at Buffalo ...... L, 28-39 ...... 10,212 June 7 ...... at Nashville ...... W, 59-55...... 12,082 April 27 ...... TORONTO ...... L, 25-28 ...... 2,127 June 14 ...... at Tampa Bay ...... W, 44-28...... 11,488 2005 (Las Vegas Gladiators) May 3 ...... at Nashville ...... L, 28-38 ...... 8,804 June 20 ...... TEXAS ...... W, 91-62...... 12,091 Record: 8-8 May 11 ...... DETROIT ...... W, 57-20...... 3,500 June 27 ...... at San Jose ...... W, 24-22...... 14,196 January 30 ...... LOS ANGELES ...... W, 46-37...... 10,042 May 18 ...... at Orlando ...... L, 47-58 ...... 11,734 July 6 ...... ORLANDO ...... L, 33-45 ...... 9,180 February 5 ...... at San Jose ...... L, 31-66 ...... 16,221 May 25 ...... at New York ...... L, 49-71 ...... 8,336 July 11 ...... SAN JOSE ...... L, 36-51 ...... 10,499 February 11 ...... NEW YORK ...... W, 41-37...... 8,226 June 1 ...... BUFFALO ...... L, 31-51 ...... 3,082 July 19 ...... at Albany ...... L, 49-70 ...... 11,232 February 20 ...... GEORGIA ...... L, 13-38 ...... 9,722 June 8 ...... at Carolina ...... L, 22-68 ...... 12,136 July 24 ...... at New York ...... W, 61-28...... 6,741 February 26 ...... at Nashville ...... W, 40-32...... 16,420 June 15 ...... FLORIDA ...... L, 51-54 ...... 3,112 August 1 ...... NASHVILLE ...... L, 45-59 ...... 13,977 March 4 ...... AUSTIN ...... L, 41-42 ...... 9,872 June 30 ...... NEW YORK ...... L, 36-59 ...... 3,461 QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF GAME March 12 ...... at Columbus ...... W, 63-34...... 17,171 July 8 ...... INDIANA ...... W, OT 62-61 ...... 4,361 August 8 ...... at Orlando ...... L, 37-45 ...... 15,270 March 19 ...... at Arizona ...... W, 66-63...... 11,346 July 14 ...... at Toronto ...... L, 45-52 ...... 7,912 March 28 ...... SAN JOSE ...... L, 75-81 ...... 9,277 July 21 ...... at Tampa Bay ...... L, 41-44 ...... 19,867 April 3 ...... at Colorado ...... L, 40-61 ...... 13,589 April 8 ...... GRAND RAPIDS ...... W, 56-28...... 8,816 April 17 ...... at Philadelphia ...... W, 56-49...... 16,514 May 1 ...... at Chicago ...... L, 62-63 ...... 12,994 May 7 ...... DALLAS ...... W, 58-38...... 10,028 May 14 ...... at Los Angeles ...... L, 60-63 ...... 11,873 May 22 ...... ARIZONA ...... L, 42-49 ...... 9,823

PAGE 70 2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide 2008 Postseason Media Guide ALL-TIME REGULAR SEASON THE LAST TIME... YEAR RECORD HOME ROAD NEUTRAL 300 Yard Passer W L % W L % W L % W L % By Gladiators: 319, Raymond Philyaw at Philadelphia, 6.14.08 1997 9 5 .643 4 3 .571 5 1 .833 0 1 .000 By Opponent: 376, #Shane Stafford vs. Orlando, 6.30.08 1998 8 6 .571 4 4 .500 4 2 .667 0 0 .000 1999 6 8 .429 3 4 .429 3 4 .429 0 0 .000 400 Yard Passer 2000 4 10 .286 2 5 .286 2 5 .286 0 0 .000 By Gladiators: 436, #Raymond Philyaw vs. Orlando 6.30.08 2001 2 12 .143 2 5 .286 0 7 .000 0 0 .000 By Opponent: N/A 2002 9 5 .643 4 3 .571 5 2 .714 0 0 .000 2003 8 8 .500 5 3 .625 3 5 .375 0 0 .000 Six+ TD Passes 2004 8 8 .500 6 2 .750 2 6 .250 0 0 .000 By Gladiators: 8, #Raymond Philyaw at Georgia 7.7.08 2005 8 8 .500 4 4 .500 4 4 .500 0 0 .000 By Opponent: 8, #Chris GrAeisen at Georgia 7.7.08 2006 5 11 .313 4 4 .500 1 7 .125 0 0 .000 2007 2 14 .125 0 8 .000 2 6 .250 0 0 .000 200 Yard Receiver 2008 9 7 .563 6 2 .750 3 5 .375 0 0 .000 By Gladiators: 204, #Robert Redd vs. Orlando 6.30.08 TOTALS 78 102 .433 44 47 .484 34 54 .386 0 1 .000 By Opponent: N/A

Two 100 Yard Receivers in Same Game By Gladiators: #Otis Amey (119) & #Robert Redd (204) vs. Orlando 6.30.08 ALL-TIME POSTSEASON By Opponent: #Chas Gessner (101) & #T.T. Toliver (185) vs. Orlando 6.30.08 ALL HOME ROAD NEURTRAL Year W L W L W L W L PCT. 10+ Receptions 1997 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 By Gladiators: #Robert Redd (14) vs. Orlando 6.30.08 1998 1 1 0 0 1 1 - - .500 By Opponent: #Troy Bergeron (14) at Georgia 7.7.08 2002 0 1 0 1 0 0 - - .000 2003 0 1 0 0 0 1 - - .000 Three+ TD Receiving 2008 2 1 1 0 1 1 - - .667 By Gladiators: #Otis Amey (3) & #Robert Redd (3) at Georgia 7.7.08 TOTALS 3 5 1 2 2 3 - - .375 By Opponent: #Chas Gessner (3) & #T.T. Toliver (4) vs. Orlando 6.30.08

10+ Rushes By Gladiators: 12, Marlion Jackson vs. Chicago, 6.7.08 ALL-TIME COMBINED RECORD By Opponent: 10, James Lynch, at New Orleans, 3.21.08 REGULAR POSTSEASON TOTAL W L W L W L PCT. Three+ TD Rushing 1997 9 5 0 1 9 6 .600 By Gladiators: 3, Marlion Jackson vs. Dallas, 5.31.08 1998 8 6 1 1 9 7 .563 By Opponent: 5, Dan Alexander, vs. Nashville, 6.10.07 1999 6 8 0 0 6 8 .429 2000 4 10 0 0 4 10 .286 50+ Rushing Yards 2001 2 12 0 0 2 12 .143 By Gladiators: 62, Marlion Jackson, vs. New York, 3.3.08 2002 9 5 0 1 9 6 .600 By Opponent: 50, Harold Wells, at Columbus, 3.15.08 2003 8 8 0 1 8 9 .471 2004 8 8 0 0 8 8 .500 2+ Interceptions 2005 8 8 0 0 8 8 .500 By Gladiators: 2, #Brandon Heffl in vs. Orlando 6.30.08 2006 5 11 0 0 5 11 .313 By Opponent: 3, Calvin Spears, at New Orleans, 3.21.08 2007 2 14 0 0 2 14 .125 2008 9 7 2 1 11 8 .579 Interception Return for TD TOTALS 78 102 3 5 81 107 .431 By Gladiators: 45 yards, Brandon Heffl in vs. Chicago, 6.7.08 By Opponent: 33 yards, Bobby Perry at Dallas 4.11.08 ALL-TIME ATTENDANCE Fumble Return for TD By Gladiators: 23 yards, Khaleed Vaughn, vs. San Jose, 6.25.07 HOME By Opponent: 0 yards, Steve Watson, vs. San Jose, 6.25.07 Year GAMES Home Road Playoff Total 1997 7 81,622 66,321 15,270 163,213 Kickoff Return for TD 1998 8 77,299 75,251 20,687 173,237 By Gladiators: 57 yards, Aleric Clark, vs. Utah, 4.29.06 1999 7 35,463 70,470 - 105,933 By Opponent: #57 yards, T.T. Toliver vs. Orlando 6.30.08 2000 7 30,893 62,734 - 93,627 2001 7 23,185 79,001 - 102,186 MFG Return for TD 2002 7 39,591 73,025 11,862 124,478 By Gladiators: 50 yards, Otis Amey vs. Chicago, 6.7.08 2003 8 78,392 72,289 6,034 156,715 By Opponent: 53 yards, Wendall Williams, at New Orleans, 3.21.08 2004 8 78,792 101,561 - 180,353 2005 8 75,806 116,128 - 191,934 200+ All Purpose Yards 2006 8 81,830 102,361 - 184,191 By Gladiators: 220, #Robert Redd vs. Orlando 6.30.08 2007 8 43,064 95,271 - 138,355 By Opponent: 217, #Troy Bergeron at Georgia 7.7.08 2008 8 112,255 108,161 13,896 222,312 TOTALS 91 758,192 1,022,573 91,311 1,872,076 Score 65+ Points By Gladiators: 73, # at Georgia 7.7.08 By Opponent: 70, # at Georgia 7.7.08

ALL-TIME HEAD COACHES Win by 20+ Points Regular Season Postseason Combined By Gladiators: 65-44, vs. Chicago, 6.7.08 YEAR COACH W L PCT. W L PCT W L PCT By Opponent: 63-24, at New Orleans, 3.21.08 2002-04 Frank Haege 25 21 .543 0 2 .000 25 23 .521 1997-98 17 11 .607 1 2 .333 18 13 .581 Overtime Win 2005-06 Ron James 13 18 .419 13 18 .419 By Gladiators: 65-64, vs. Arizona, 3.14.04 2008 Mike Wilpolt 9 7 .563 2 1 .667 11 8 .579 By Opponent: N/A 1999-00 Frank Mattiace 9 15 .375 9 15 .375 2007 Danton Barto 2 14 .125 2 14 .125 Safety Scored 2001 Lary Kuharich 2 12 .143 2 12 .143 By Gladiators: at Utah, 5.18.07 2000 1 3 .250 1 3 .250 By Opponent: at Los Angeles, 6.17.07 2006 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 Italic - occurred in 2008 # - playoff game

2008 Cleveland Gladiators Postseason Media Guide PAGE 71 2008 Postseason Media Guide vs. AFL TEAMS REG. SEASON HOME ROAD NEUTRAL POSTSEASON COMBINED W L % W L % W L % W L % W L % W L % Albany- 5 5 0.500 4 2 0.667 1 3 0.250 0 0 0.000 1 0 1.000 6 5 0.545 Arizona Rattlers 3 10 0.231 2 5 0.286 1 5 0.167 0 0 0.000 0 1 0.000 3 11 0.214 Austin Wranglers 0 3 0.000 0 1 0.000 0 2 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 3 0.000 Buffalo-Columbus Destroyers 9 5 0.643 4 3 0.571 5 2 0.714 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 9 5 0.643 1 4 0.200 0 2 0.000 1 2 0.333 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 1 4 0.200 Charlotte Rage 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Chicago Bruisers 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Chicago Rush 1 5 0.167 1 2 0.333 0 3 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 1 5 0.167 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Columbus-Cleveland Thunderbolts 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Colorado Crush 2 5 0.286 1 1 0.500 1 4 0.200 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 2 5 0.286 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Dallas Desperados 2 3 0.400 2 1 0.667 0 2 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 2 3 0.400 Dallas Texans 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Denver Dynamite 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Detroit Drive-Mass Marauders 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 4 1 0.800 3 0 1.000 1 1 0.500 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 4 1 0.800 Forth Worth Cavalry 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Georgia Force 1 4 0.200 1 2 0.333 0 2 0.000 0 0 0.000 1 0 1.000 2 4 0.333 Grand Rapids Rampage 6 1 0.857 3 0 1.000 3 1 0.750 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 6 1 0.857 Iowa Barnstormers-New York Dragons 6 6 0.500 4 3 0.571 2 3 0.400 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 6 6 0.500 Kansas City Brigade 0 1 0.000 0 1 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 1 0.000 Las Vegas Sting-Anaheim Piranhas 1 0 1.000 0 0 0.000 1 0 1.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 1 0 1.000 Los Angeles Avengers 3 7 0.300 2 2 0.500 1 5 0.167 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 3 7 0.300 Los Angeles Cobras 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Washington-Maryland Commandos 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Memphis Pharaohs-Portland Forest Dragons-Oklahoma Wranglers 3 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 3 0 1.000 Milwaukee Mustangs 1 2 0.333 0 2 0.000 1 0 1.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 1 2 0.333 Minnesota Fighthing Pike 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Nashville Kats 2 7 0.222 0 5 0.000 2 2 0.500 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 2 7 0.222 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 New Orleans VooDoo 1 2 0.333 1 1 0.500 0 1 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 1 2 0.333 New York Knights 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 New York Cityhawks-New England Sea Wolves-Toronto Phantoms 8 4 0.667 4 2 0.667 4 2 0.667 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 8 4 0.667 Orlando Predators 3 7 0.300 1 3 0.250 2 4 0.333 0 0 0.000 1 2 0.333 4 9 0.308 Philadelphia Soul 4 1 0.800 2 0 1.000 2 1 0.667 0 0 0.000 0 1 0.000 4 2 0.667 Gladiators-Tampa Bay Storm 3 5 0.375 1 1 0.500 2 4 0.333 0 0 0.000 0 1 0.000 3 6 0.333 Sacramento Attack-Miami Hooters- 2 2 0.500 2 1 0.667 0 0 0.000 0 1 0.000 0 0 0.000 2 2 0.500 San Antonio Force 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 San Jose Sabercats 3 9 0.250 2 5 0.286 1 4 0.200 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 3 9 0.250 St. Louis Stampede 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 Texas Terror-Houston Thunderbears 1 1 0.500 1 0 1.000 0 1 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 1 1 0.500 Utah Blaze 3 2 0.600 1 2 0.333 2 0 1.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 3 2 0.600 TOTALS 78 102 0.433 44 47 0.484 34 54 0.386 0 1 0.000 3 5 0.375 81 107 0.431

vs. TEAM by TEAM Albany-Indiana Firebirds (1990-2004) at Arizona 3.23.07 L 41-68 at Columbus 3.15.08 W 59-57 Playoffs 0-0 Albany 5.30.97 W 53-52 Arizona 6.3.07 L 20-41 Columbus 6.21.08 W 47-35 at Albany 7.19.97 L 49-70 Regular Season 3-10 Regular Season 9-5 Chicago Rush (2001-current) Albany 5.11.98 L 38-52 Home 2-5 Home 4-3 at Chicago 6.2.02 L 14-44 at Albany 6.27.98 W 55-48 Away 1-5 Away 5-2 Chicago 3.16.03 L 48-68 *at Albany 8.8.98 W 66-59 Playoffs 0-1 Playoffs 0-0 Chicago 4.4.04 L 55-57 Albany 5.2.99 W 52-51 at Chicago 5.1.05 L 62-63 at Albany 6.12.99 L 34-38 Austin Wranglers (2004-07) Carolina Cobras (2000-04) at Chicago 4.23.06 L 47-67 Albany 5.26.00 L 55-63 Austin 3.4.05 L 41-42 at Carolina 7.14.00 L 44-77 Chicago 6.7.08 W 65-44 at Albany 6.16.00 L 54-61 at Austin 1.27.06 L 46-64 Carolina 4.14.01 L 21-52 Regular Season 1-5 Indiana 7.8.01 W (OT) 62-61 at Austin 3.4.07 L 36-57 at Carolina 6.8.01 L 22-68 Home 1-2 Indiana 5.2.04 W 60-38 Regular Season 0-3 Carolina 5.11.02 L 28-40 Away 0-3 Regular Season 5-5 Home 0-1 at Carolina 3.9.03 W 51-41 Playoffs 0-0 Home 4-2 Away 0-2 Regular Season 1-4 Away 1-3 Playoffs 0-0 Home 0-2 Cincinnati Rockers (1992-93) Playoffs 1-0 Away 1-2 NO MEETINGS Playoffs 0-0 Regular Season 0-0 Arizona Rattlers (1992-current) Buffalo-Columbus Destroyers (1999-current) Home 0-0 Arizona 7.26.98 W 64-57 at Buffalo 5.7.99 W 41-39 Charlotte Rage (1992-96) Away 0-0 at Arizona 4.23.99 L 54-62 Buffalo 6.25.99 W 34-20 NO MEETINGS Playoffs 0-0 Arizona 4.21.00 L 41-48 at Buffalo 5.6.00 W 62-42 Regular Season 0-0 Arizona 7.20.02 L 45-53 Buffalo 6.25.00 L 54-79 Home 0-0 Columbus-Cleveland Thunderbolts (1991-94) at Arizona 2.9.03 L 42-46 at Buffalo 4.20.01 L 28-39 Away 0-0 NO MEETINGS *at Arizona 5.25.03 L 26-69 Buffalo 6.1.01 L 31-51 Playoffs 0-0 Regular Season 0-0 Arizona 3.14.04 W (OT) 65-64 at Buffalo 4.19.02 L 51-53 Home 0-0 at Arizona 4.10.04 L 63-80 Buffalo 6.23.02 L 45-52 Chicago Bruisers (1987-89) Away 0-0 at Arizona 3.19.05 W 66-63 at Buffalo 3.23.03 W 50-32 NO MEETINGS Playoffs 0- Arizona 5.22.05 L 42-49 Buffalo 5.18.03 W 55-38 Regular Season 0-0 Arizona 3.17.06 L 33-47 Columbus 5.30.04 W 64-51 Home 0-0 Colorado Crush (2003-current) at Arizona 5.5.06 L 28-75 at Columbus 3.12.05 W 63-34 Away 0-0 Colorado 4.5.03 W 68-34

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at Colorado 2.6.04 L 42-43 Away 2-1 Home 0-0 Philadelphia 3.5.06 W 67-49 at Colorado 4.3.05 L 40-61 Playoffs 0-0 Away 0-0 Philadelphia 5.2.08 W 67-55 at Colorado 2.12.06 L 55-65 Playoffs 0-0 at Philadelphia 6.14.08 L 61-62 at Colorado 4.20.07 L 53-63 Iowa Barnstormers-New York Dragons *at Philadelphia 7.12.08 L 35-70 Colorado 4.11.08 L 66-69 (1995-current) Nashville Kats (1997-07) Regular Season 4-1 at Colorado 5.17.08 W 50-46 Iowa 5.9.97 W 45-21 at Nashville 6.7.97 W 59-55 Home 2-0 Regular Season 2-5 at Iowa 7.18.98 L 49-58 Nashville 8.1.97 L 45-59 Away 2-1 Home 1-1 Iowa 7.10.99 L 23-56 at Nashville 5.15.98 L 42-46 Playoffs 0-1 Away 1-4 at New York 5.25.01 L 49-71 Nashville 7.30.99 L 51-66 Playoffs 0-0 New York 6.30.01 L 36-59 Nashville 5.12.00 L 44-49 Pittsburgh Gladiators - Tampa Bay Storm New York 5.18.02 W (OT) 76-69 at Nashville 5.3.01 L 28-38 (1987-current) Connecticut Coyotes (1995-96) at New York 7.6.02 W 76-50 at Nashville 2.26.05 W 40-32 at Tampa Bay 6.14.97 W 44-28 NO MEETINGS at New York 2.22.03 W 46-45 Nashville 4.9.06 L 44-58 Tampa Bay 5.30.98 L 42-81 Regular Season 0-0 New York 5.3.03 L 42-43 Nashville 6.10.07 L 48-63 *at Tampa Bay 8.14.98 L 23-49 Home 0-0 New York 2.11.05 W 41-37 Regular Season 2-7 at Tampa Bay 7.17.99 L 31-55 Away 0-0 New York 3.3.08 W 61-49 Home 0-5 at Tampa Bay 5.18.00 L 26-40 Playoffs 0-0 at New York 4.26.08 L 39-56 Away 2-2 at Tampa Bay 7.21.01 L 41-44 Regular Season 6-6 Playoffs 0-0 at Tampa Bay 6.15.02 W 55-33 Dallas Desperados (2002-current) Home 4-3 Tampa Bay 2.17.03 W 61-55 Dallas 4.28.02 W 45-44 Away 2-3 New England Steamrollers (1988) at Tampa Bay 5.23.08 L 48-58 Dallas 5.7.05 W 58-38 Playoffs 0-0 NO MEETINGS Regular Season 3-5 at Dallas 2.25.06 L 48-55 Regular Season 0-0 Home 1-1 at Dallas 4.5.08 L 51-58 Kansas City Brigade (2006-current) Home 0-0 Away 2-1 Dallas 5.31.08 L 52-68 Kansas City 4.8.07 L 31-65 Away 0-0 Playoffs 0-1 Regular Season 2-3 Regular Season 0-1 Playoffs 0-0 Home 2-1 Home 0-1 Sacramento Attack - Miami Hooters - Florida Away 0-2 Away 0-0 New Orleans Night (1991-92) Bobcats (1992-01) Playoffs 0-0 Playoffs 0-0 NO MEETINGS at Florida (in Ottawa) 5.15.97 L 28-44 Regular Season 0-0 Florida 6.19.98 W 41-34 Dallas Texans (1990-93) Las Vegas Sting - Anaheim Piranhas (1994- Home 0-0 Florida 7.22.00 W 57-52 NO MEETINGS 97) Away 0-0 Florida 6.15.01 L 51-54 Regular Season 0-0 at Anaheim 5.4.97 W 33-32 Playoffs 0-0 Regular Season 2-2 Home 0-0 Regular Season 1-0 Home 2-1 Away 0-0 Home 0-0 New Orleans VooDoo (2004-current) Away 0-1 Playoffs 0-0 Away 1-0 New Orleans 2.29.04 W 50-30 Neutral 0-1 Playoffs 0-0 New Orleans 3.18.07 L 31-59 Playoffs 0-0 Denver Dynamite (1987-91) at New Orleans 3.21.08 L 24-63 NO MEETINGS Los Angeles Avengers (2000-current) Regular Season 1-2 San Antonio Force (1992) Regular Season 0-0 at Los Angeles 2.2.03 L 48-60 Home 1-1 NO MEETINGS Home 0-0 Los Angeles 2.14.04 L 55-62 Away 0-1 Regular Season 0-0 Away 0-0 at Los Angeles 5.22.04 L 51-54 Playoffs 0-0 Home 0-0 Playoffs 0-0 Los Angeles 1.30.05 W 46-37 Away 0-0 at Los Angeles 5.14.05 L 60-63 New York Knights (1988) Playoffs 0-0 Detroit Drive-Mass Marauders (1988-94) Los Angeles 4.2.06 W 63-49 NO MEETINGS NO MEETINGS at Los Angeles 5.13.06 L 27-44 Regular Season 0-0 San Jose SaberCats (1995-current) Regular Season 0-0 Los Angeles 5.6.07 L 37-59 Home 0-0 at San Jose 6.27.97 W 24-22 Home 0-0 at Los Angeles 6.17.07 L 42-60 Away 0-0 San Jose 7.11.97 L 36-51 Away 0-0 at Los Angeles 4.19.08 W 83-69 Playoffs 0-0 San Jose 6.14.98 L 33-51 Playoffs 0-0 Regular Season 3-7 San Jose 3.2.03 L 37-72 Home 2-2 New York Cityhawks - New England Sea at San Jose 3.20.04 L 62-79 Detroit Fury (2001-04) Away 1-5 Wolves - Toronto Phantoms (1997-02) San Jose 5.16.04 W 44-35 Detroit 5.11.01 W 57-20 Playoffs 0-0 New York 5.23.97 W 59-27 at San Jose 2.5.05 L 31-66 at Detroit 6.29.02 W 62-45 at New York 7.24.97 W 61-28 San Jose 3.28.05 L 75-81 Detroit 4.27.03 W 58-45 Los Angeles Cobras (1988) at New York 5.4.98 W 53-34 San Jose 2.6.06 W 51-48 at Detroit 5.11.03 L 52-76 NO MEETINGS New York 7.2.98 W 39-32 at San Jose 4.14.06 L 59-69 Detroit 4.25.04 W 60-34 Regular Season 0-0 New England 6.18.99 W 44-43 at San Jose 5.12.07 L 34-61 Regular Season 4-1 Home 0-0 at New England 7.26.99 W 65-64 San Jose 6.25.07 L 46-73 Home 3-0 Away 0-0 at New England 6.30.00 L 63-69 Regular Season 3-9 Away 1-1 Playoffs 0-0 New England 7.8.00 L 59-63 Home 2-5 Playoffs 0-0 Toronto 4.27.01 L 25-28 Away 1-4 Washington-Maryland Commandos (1987- at Toronto 7.14.01 L 45-52 Playoffs 0-0 Fort Worth Calvary (1994) 90) at Toronto 5.24.02 W 45-38 NO MEETINGS NO MEETINGS Toronto 7.13.02 W (OT) 57-55 St. Louis Stampede (1995-96) Regular Season 0-0 Regular Season 0-0 Regular Season 8-4 NO MEETINGS Home 0-0 Home 0-0 Home 4-2 Regular Season 0-0 Away 0-0 Away 0-0 Away 4-2 Home 0-0 Playoffs 0-0 Playoffs 0-0 Playoffs 0-0 Away 0-0 Playoffs 0-0 Georgia Force (2002-current) Memphis Pharohs - Portland Forest Dragons Orlando Predators (1991-current) Georgia 3.29.03 W 46-41 - Oklahoma Wranglers (1995-01) Orlando 7.6.97 L 33-45 Texas Terror - Houston Thunderbears at Georgia 3.7.04 L 40-55 Portland 8.1.98 W 55-52 *at Orlando 8.8..97 L 37-45 (1996-01) Georgia 2.20.05 L 13-38 at Portland 5.17.99 W 38-24 at Orlando 6.8.98 W 60-49 Texas 6.20.97 W 91-62 Georgia 2.17.06 L 34-54 Oklahoma 6.10.00 W 56-40 Orlando 5.22.99 L 38-51 at Houston 7.2.99 L 38-44 at Georgia 4.15.07 L 68-69 Regular Season 3-0 at Orlando 4.15.00 L 21-38 Regular Season 1-1 *at Georgia 7.7.08 W 73-70 Home 2-0 at Orlando 5.18.01 L 47-58 Home 1-0 Regular Season 1-4 Away 1-0 at Orlando 5.4.02 W 45-44 Away 0-1 Home 1-2 Playoffs 0-0 *Orlando 8.3.02 L 46-49 Playoffs 0-0 Away 0-2 at Orlando 4.20.03 L 31-56 Playoffs 1-0 Milwaukee Mustangs (1994-01) at Orlando 3.27.04 L 43-60 Utah Blaze (2006-current) at Milwaukee 5.22.98 W 60-56 Orlando 4.29.07 L 34-69 at Utah 3.24.06 W 49-47 Grand Rapids Rampage (1998-current) Milwaukee 7.11.98 L 48-49 Orlando 5.9.08 W 63-42 Utah 4.29.06 L 52-63 at Grand Rapids 6.3.00 W 59-52 Milwaukee 5.28.99 L 40-53 *Orlando 6.30.08 W 69-66 Utah 4.1.07 L 47-57 Grand Rapids 6.8.02 W 70-42 Regular Season 1-2 Regular Season 3-7 at Utah 5.18.07 W 54-53 at Grand Rapids 4.13.03 L 21-69 Home 0-2 Home 1-3 Utah 3.9.08 W 66-63 at Grand Rapids 2.22.04 W 51-14 Away 1-0 Away 2-4 Regular Season 3-2 Grand Rapids 4.8.05 W 56-28 Playoffs 0-0 Playoffs 1-2 Home 1-2 Grand Rapids 3.10.06 W 66-41 Away 2-0 Grand Rapids 3.8.07 W 79-69 Minnesota Fighting Pike (1996) Philadelphia Soul (2004-current) Playoffs 0-0 Regular Season 6-1 NO MEETINGS at Philadelphia 5.8.04 W 63-35 Home 4-0 Regular Season 0-0 at Philadelphia 4.17.05 W 56-49

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11 ...... Jason Ball ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 52...... Jason Fife ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.5.06 REGULAR SEASON 10...... (4x) *Steve Azar ...... at Grand Rapids Rampge, 3.8.07 51...... ...... vs. Nashville Kats, 5.12.00 9...... (8x) *Jason Ball ...... vs. Colorado Crush, 4.11.08 50...... (5x) *Clint Dolezel ...... vs. Arizona Rattlers, 5.22.05 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 8...... (14x) *Jason Ball ...... vs. Chicago Rush, 6.7.08 49...... (5x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... at Dallas Desperados, 4.5.08 48...... ...... vs. Georgia Force, 2.17.06 Most Field Goals Attempted, Career SCORING 207...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997-99, 2001-03 Most Passes Completed, Career Most Points, Career 31...... Derek Schorejs ...... 2000 758...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-00 757...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997-99, 2001-03 21...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 684...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004-05 728...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004-06 18...... Steve Azar ...... 2007 578...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 498...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 2002 15...... Eric Houle ...... 2006 358...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 402...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002-03 283...... Tommy Maddox ...... 2000 366...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 Most Field Goals Attempted, Season 302...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 43...... Steve Videtich ...... 1999 Most Passes Completed, Season 302...... Joe Douglass ...... 2005-07 42...... Steve Videtich ...... 2001 382...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004 278...... Coco Blalock ...... 2003-06 41...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997 358...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 246...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2005-08 31...... Derek Schorejs ...... 2000 334...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002 28...... Steve Videtich ...... 2003 309...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1999 Most Points, Season 28...... Steve Videtich ...... 1998 302...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2005 302...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 25...... Steve Videtich ...... 2002 300...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004 21...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 Most Passes Completed, Game 258...... Marcus Nash ...... 2005 38...... Tommy Maddox ...... at New England Sea Wolves, 6.30.00 216...... Mike Horacek ...... 2003 Most Field Goals Attemped, Game 36...... Jay McDonagh ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 2.2.03 192...... Larry Willis ...... 1997 6...... (3x) *Steve Videtich...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 7.21.01 34...... (2x) *Clint Dolezel ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 5.14.05 192...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1998 5...... (5x) *Steve Videtich...... at Orlando Predators, 5.18.01 32...... (2x) Clint Dolezel ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 5.22.04 186...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002 4...... (13) *Steve Azar ...... vs. New Orleans VooDoo, 3.18.07 31...... (3x) *Clint Dolezel ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 3.19.05 174...... Larry Willis ...... 1998 30...... (4x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 170...... Marcus Nash ...... 2006 Most Field Goals Made, Career 162...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2008 104...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997-99, 2001-03 Highest Completion Percentage, Career (Min. 300 16...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 attempts) Most Points, Game 9...... Derek Schorejs ...... 2000 68.2...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 54...... Kevin Prentiss ...... at Grand Rapids Rampage, 3.8.07 9...... Steve Azar ...... 2007 65.4...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004-05 42...... Marcus Nash ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 4.10.04 7...... Brian Gowins ...... 2004 61.2...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 36...... (7x) *Otis Amey ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 7...... Mark Lewis ...... 2005 60.6...... ...... 2001 30...... (11x) *Marlion Jackson ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 60.0...... Craig Whelihan ...... 2005-06 26...... Otis Amey ...... vs. Philadelphia Soul, 5.2.08 Most Field Goals Made, Season 58.8...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-00 21...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997 58.0...... Jason Fife ...... 2006 Most Touchdowns, Career 20...... Steve Videtich ...... 1999 57.8...... Tommy Maddox ...... 2000 120...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004-06 19...... Steve Videtich ...... 2001 83...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 2002 16...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 Highest Completion Percentage, Season (Min. 150 67...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002-03 16...... Steve Videtich ...... 1998 attempts) 61...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 14...... Steve Videtich ...... 2003 68.2...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 50...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 14...... Steve Videtich ...... 2002 65.7...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004 46...... Coco Blalock ...... 2003-06 9...... Steve Azar ...... 2007 64.9...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2005 41...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2005-08 9...... Derek Schorejs ...... 2000 63.9...... Brian Jones ...... 2007 62.3...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002 Most Touchdowns, Season Most Field Goals Made, Game 60.6...... Connell Maynor ...... 2001 50...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 5...... Steve Videtich ...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 7.21.01 60.2...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997 49...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004 4...... Steve Videtich ...... at Anaheim Piranhas, 5.4.97 43...... Marcus Nash ...... 2005 3...... (6x) *Jason Ball ...... at Dallas Desperados, 4.5.08 Highest Completion Percentage, Game (Min. 20 attempts) 36...... Mike Horacek ...... 2003 83.3...... Raymond Philyaw ...... vs. Philadelphia Soul, 5.2.08 31...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002 Longest Field Goal Made 81.8...... Rickey Foggie ...... at Carolina Cobras, 7.14.00 28...... Marcus Nash ...... 2006 56...... Steve Videtich ...... at Anaheim Piranhas, 5.4.97 81.5...... Rickey Foggie ...... at New England Sea Wolves 27...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2008 55...... Brian Gowins ...... at Georgia Force, 3.7.04 80.8...... Jason Fife ...... vs. Los Angeles Avengers, 4.2.06 23...... Joe Douglass ...... 2006 54...... Derek Schorejs ...... at Buffalo Destroyers, 5.6.00 80.0...... Clint Dolezel ...... vs. Grand Rapids Rampage, 4.8.05 51...... Steve Videtich ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 4.23.99 79.3...... Rickey Foggie ...... at New York CityHawks, 7.24.97 Most Touchdowns, Game 49...... Steve Videtich ...... at Orlando Predators, 4.20.03 78.4...... Clint Dolezel ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 4.10.04 9...... Kevin Prentiss ...... at Grand Rapids Rampage, 3.8.07 78.3...... Clint Dolezel ...... vs. Columbus Destroyers, 5.30.04 7...... Marcus Nash ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 4.10.04 77.8...... Clint Dolezel ...... at Chicago Rush, 5.1.05 6...... (7x) *Otis Amey ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 PASSING 77.5...... Clint Dolezel ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 3.19.05 5...... (11x) *Marlion Jackson ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 Most Passes Attempted, Career 1290...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-00 Most Passing Yards, Career Most Extra Points Made, Career 1046...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004-05 9374...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-00 445...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997-99, 2001-03 944...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 8005...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004-05 99...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 525...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 6368...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 87...... Eric Houle ...... 2006 490...... Tommy Maddox ...... 2000 4287...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 87...... Mark Lewis ...... 2005 360...... Connell Maynor ...... 2001 3378...... Tommy Maddox ...... 2000 77...... Derek Schorejs ...... 2000 357...... Jason Fife ...... 2006 2644...... Connell Maynor ...... 2001 72...... Brian Gowins ...... 2004 315...... Craig Whelihan ...... 2005-06 Most Passing Yards, Season Most Extra Points Made, Season Most Passes Attempted, Season 4450...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004 99...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 581...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004 4287...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 92...... Steve Videtich ...... 2003 540...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1999 3599...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002 88...... Steve Videtich ...... 2002 536...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002 3555...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2005 87...... Eric Houle ...... 2006 525...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 3487...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1999 87...... Mark Lewis ...... 2005 490...... Tommy Maddox ...... 2000 3378...... Tommy Maddox ...... 2000 82...... Steve Azar ...... 2007 465...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2005 2812...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1998 77...... Derek Schorejs ...... 2000 408...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2003 72...... Brian Gowins ...... 2004 360...... Connell Maynor ...... 2001 Most Passing Yards, Game 451...... Clint Dolezel ...... at San Jose SaberCats, 3.20.04 Most Extra Points Made, Game Most Passes Attempted, Game 437...... Tommy Maddox ...... at New England Sea Wolves, 6.30.00 13...... Steve Videtich ...... vs. Texas Terror, 6.20.97 61...... Jay McDonagh ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 2.2.03 55...... Clint Dolezel ...... vs. San Jose SaberCats, 3.28.05 411 ...... Raymond Philyaw ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08

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394...... Clint Dolezel ...... vs. San Jose SaberCats, 3.28.05 1366...... Larry Willis ...... 1997 130...... Rodney Filer ...... 2006 381...... Jay McDonagh ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 2.2.03 1352...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1999 128...... Frank Carter ...... 2004 373...... Shaun King ...... at Grand Rapids Rampage, 3.8.07 1317...... Marcus Nash ...... 2006 106...... Frank Carter ...... 2005 366...... Brian Jones ...... at Georgia Force, 4.15.07 1281...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002 105...... Rodney Filer ...... 2005 363...... Connell Maynor ...... at New York Dragons, 5.25.01 101...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2003 Most Receiving Yards, Game Most Touchdown Passes, Career 235...... Kevin Prentiss ...... at Grand Rapids Rampage, 3.8.07 Most Rushing Yards, Game 171...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004-05 229...... Marcus Nash ...... vs. San Jose SaberCats, 3.28.05 62...... Marlion Jackson ...... vs. New York Dragons, 3.3.08 170...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-00 210...... Travis LaTendresse ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 6.17.07 53...... Marlion Jackson ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 5.14.05 107...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 208...... Otis Amey ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 49...... (2x) *Marlion Jackson ...... vs. Philadelphia Soul, 5.2.08 83...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 204...... Travis LaTendresse ...... vs. Nashville Kats, 6.10.07 43...... Frank Carter ...... vs. Grand Rapids Rampage, 6.8.02 62...... Tommy Maddox ...... 2000 195...... Larry Willis ...... at Orlando Predators, 6.8.98 42...... (2x) *Marlion Jackson ...... at Columbus Destroyers, 3.15.08 43...... Craig Whelihan ...... 2005-06 192...... Marcus Nash ...... vs. Arizona Rattlers (OT), 3.14.04 41...... Marlion Jackson ...... vs. San Jose SaberCats, 2.6.06 189...... Marcus Nash ...... at San Jose SaberCats, 3.20.04 Most Touchdown Passes, Season 184...... Marcus Nash ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 5.8.04 Most Rushing Touchdowns, Career 93...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2004 183...... Larry Willis ...... at Albany Firebirds, 7.19.97 29...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2005-08 83...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 22...... Frank Carter ...... 2002-05 78...... Clint Dolezel ...... 2005 Most Receiving Touchdowns, Career 22...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 62...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002 115 ...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004-06 14...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002-03 62...... Tommy Maddox ...... 2000 79...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 02 12...... Jason Fife ...... 2006 56...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1998 67...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002-03 10...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-00 54...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1999 61...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 45...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2003 48...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 Most Rushing Touchdowns, Game 45...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997 41...... Joe Douglass ...... 2005-07 4...... Marlion Jackson ...... vs. Philadelphia Soul, 5.2.08 41...... Jason Fife ...... 2006 3...... (9x) *Marlion Jackson ...... vs. Dallas Desperados, 5.31.08 Most Receiving Touchdowns, Season Most Touchdown Passes, Game 48...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 11 ...... Clint Dolezel ...... at San Jose SaberCats, 3.28.05 46...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004 Most All-Purpose Yards, Career 10...... Shaun King ...... at Grand Rapids Rampage, 3.8.07 41...... Marcus Nash ...... 2005 6746...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 02 9...... (6x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 36...... Mike Horacek ...... 2003 5181...... Coco Blalock ...... 2003-06 8...... (7x) *Brian Jones ...... at Georgia Force, 4.15.07 32...... Larry Willis ...... 1997 4904...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004-06 31...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002 4002...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002-03 Most Passes Had Intercepted, Game 30...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1998 2946...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002-03 4...... (6x) *Brian Jones ...... at San Jose SaberCats, 5.12.07 29...... Larry Willis ...... 1998 2856...... Joe Douglass ...... 2005-07 3...... (19x) *Brian Jones ...... at Colorado Crush, 4.20.07 28...... Marcus Nash ...... 2006 2796...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 2139...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 Most Times Sacked, Game Most Receiving Touchdowns, Game 7...... Connell Maynor ...... at Orlando Predators, 5.18.08 9...... Kevin Prentiss ...... at Grand Rapids Rampage, 3.8.07 Most All-Purpose Yards, Season 5...... (2x) *Connell Maynor ...... at Toronto Phantoms, 7.14.01 7...... Marcus Nash ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 4.10.04 2570...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1999 4...... (6x) *Brian Jones ...... vs. Los Angeles Avengers, 5.6.07 6...... (4x) *Otis Amey ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 2394...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2003 5...... (10x) *Marcus Nash ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 3.19.05 2139...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 RECEIVING 1999...... Robert Redd ...... 2008 Most Pass Receptions, Career RUSHING 1948...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997 408...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004-06 Most Rushing Attempts, Career 1794...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004 329...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 02 170...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2005-08 1783...... Marcus Nash ...... 2005 244...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002-03 120...... Frank Carter ...... 2002-05 1705...... Coco Blalock ...... 2005 209...... Coco Blalock ...... 2003-06 66...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 1629...... Michael L. Lewis ...... 2000 188...... Joe Douglass ...... 2005-07 54...... Rodney Filer ...... 2005-06 1608...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002 174...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 54...... Ron Perry ...... 1998-99 51...... Chris Pope ...... 1998, 2000-03 Most All-Purpose Yards, Game Most Pass Receptions, Season 397...... George Lafrance ...... vs. Florida Bobcats, 7.22.00 154...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004 Most Rushing Attempts, Season 328...... Sedrick Robinson ...... vs. New York Dragons (OT), 5.18.02 131...... Marcus Nash ...... 2005 108...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2008 315...... Kevin Prentiss ...... at Grand Rapids Rampage, 3.8.07 129...... Robert Redd ...... 2008 49...... Jason Fife ...... 2006 311 ...... Sedrick Robinson ...... vs. Toronto Phantoms (OT), 7.13.02 126...... Mike Horacek ...... 2003 43...... Connell Maynor ...... 2001 286...... Coco Blalock ...... vs. New York Dragons, 6.30.01 123...... Thabiti Jones ...... 2007 42...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2003 282...... Sedrick Robinson ...... at Detroit Fury, 5.11.03 123...... Marcus Nash ...... 2006 38...... Frank Carter ...... 2004 271...... Michael L. Lewis ...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 5.18.00 118 ...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002 32...... Frank Carter ...... 2005 268...... George Lafrance ...... at Orlando Predators, 4.15.00 112 ...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 31...... George Del Ricco ...... 2001 261...... Coco Blalock ...... vs. Indiana Firebirds (OT), 7.8.01 29...... Ron Perry ...... 1999 259...... Alvin Ashley ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 4.23.99 Most Pass Receptions, Game 28...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2003 16...... (2x) *Marcus Nash ...... vs. Arizona Rattlers (OT), 3.14.04 KICKOFF RETURNS 15...... (5x) *Otis Amey ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 Most Rushing Attempts, Game Most Kickoff Returns, Career 14...... (2x) *Thabiti Davis ...... at Georgia Force, 4.15.07 12...... Marlion Jackson ...... vs. Chicago Rush, 6.7.08 141...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 02 13...... (5x) *Robert Redd ...... at New Orleans VooDoo, 3.21.08 11 ...... Marlion Jackson ...... vs. Philadelphia Soul, 5.2.08 117 ...... Coco Blalock ...... 2003-06 9...... Jay McDonnagh ...... vs. New York Dragons, 5.3.03 113 ...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002-03 Most Receiving Yards, Career 8...... (6x) *Marlion Jackson ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 73...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997-99 4857...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004-06 7...... (12x) *Marlion Jackson ...... vs. Columbus Destroyers, 6.21.08 57...... Aleric Clark ...... 2006 3904...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 02 41...... George Lafrance ...... 2000 2849...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002-03 Most Rushing Yards, Career 39...... Joe Douglass ...... 2005-07 2792...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 585...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2005-08 2613...... Coco Blalock ...... 2003-06 368...... Frank Carter ...... 2002-05 Most Kickoff Returns, Season 1963...... Joe Douglass ...... 2005-07 235...... Rodney Filer ...... 2005-06 73...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2003 1523...... Robert Redd ...... 2008 178...... Jason Fife ...... 2006 64...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1999 1516...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 171...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 61...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1998 135...... Connell Maynor ...... 2001 57...... Aleric Clark ...... 2006 Most Receiving Yards, Season 127...... Joshua Rue ...... 2007-08 44...... Coco Blalock ...... 2005 1771...... Marcus Nash ...... 2004 41...... George Lafrance ...... 2000 1769...... Marcus Nash ...... 2005 Most Rushing Yards, Season 41...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997 1568...... Mike Horacek ...... 2003 356...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2008 40...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002 1523...... Robert Redd ...... 2008 178...... Jason Fife ...... 2006 35...... Michael L. Lewis ...... 2000 1516...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 140...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2006 33...... Willis Marshall ...... 2008 1426...... Larry Willis ...... 1998 135...... Connell Maynor ...... 2001

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7...... Marvin Taylor ...... 2005 Most Kickoff Returns, Game 6...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997 Most Sacks, Season 10...... (2x) *Aleric Clark ...... vs. Nashville Kats, 4.9.06 6...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1998 9.0...... Frank Carter ...... 2005 9...... (2x) *Sidney Haugabrook ....at San Jose SaberCats, 5.12.07 6...... Kevin Gaines ...... 2000 8.0...... Robert Stewart ...... 1999 8...... (8x) *Sedrick Robinson ...... vs. Toronto Phantoms (OT), 7.13.02 6...... Jeroid Johnson ...... 2001 6.5...... Joe Minucci ...... 2008 6...... Cornelius Bonner ...... 2004 6.0...... Otis Moore ...... 2001 Most Kickoff Return Yards, Career 6...... Cornelius Bonner ...... 2005 5.5...... Karon Riley ...... 2008 2533...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002-03 5...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997 5.0...... Robert Stewart ...... 1997 2458...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 02 5...... Keita Crespina ...... 2001 4.5...... Frank Carter ...... 2003 2408...... Coco Blalock ...... 2003-06 5...... Dennison Robinson ...... 2004 4.5...... Dwayne Sabb ...... 2001 1344...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997-99 5...... Marvin Taylor ...... 2004 4.5...... Elliott Fortune ...... 2000 1205...... Aleric Clark ...... 2006 5...... Sakeen Wright...... 2008 4.5...... Robert Stewart ...... 2000 786...... George Lafrance ...... 2000 719...... Michael L. Lewis ...... 2000 Most Interceptions, Game Most Sacks, Game 671...... Dennison Robinson ...... 2002-04 3...... (4x) *Cornelius Bonner ...... vs. Dallas Desperados, 5.7.05 3.0...... Frank Carter ...... vs. New York Dragons, 2.11.05 670...... Willis Marsahll ...... 2008 2...... (17x) * .at Grand Rapids Rampage, 3.8.07 2.5...... Steve Konopka ...... vs. Los Angeles Avengers, 4.2.06 665...... Joe Douglass ...... 2005-07 2.0...... (12x) *Karon Riley ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 6.14.08 Most Interception Return Yards, Career Most Kickoff Return Yards, Season 250...... Jeroid Johnson ...... 2000-04 1576...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2003 200...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997-99 1205...... Aleric Clark ...... 2006 146...... Cornelius Bonner ...... 2004-05, 08 1091...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1999 115 ...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 02 1022...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1998 102...... Marvin Taylor ...... 2004-05 957...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002 99...... Dennison Robinson ...... 2002-04 843...... Coco Blalock ...... 2005 786...... George Lafrance ...... 2000 Most Interception Return Yards, Season 719...... Michael L. Lewis ...... 2000 127...... Adrian Lunsofrd ...... 1997 715...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997 93...... Jeroid Johnson ...... 2002 670...... Willis Marshall ...... 2008 90...... Jeroid Johnson ...... 2003 88...... Dennison Robinson ...... 2002 Most Kickoff Return Yards, Game 83...... Cornelius Bonner ...... 2005 256...... Sedrick Robinson ...... at Detroit Fury, 5.11.03 67...... Earthwind Moreland ...... 2007 208...... Sedrick Robinson ...... vs. New York Dragons (OT), 5.18.02 66...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1998 191...... Aleric Clark ...... at San Jose SaberCats, 4.14.06 63...... Marvin Taylor ...... 2005 182...... Willie Gaston ...... at Florida Bobcats, 5.15.97 63...... Cornelius Bonner ...... 2004 180...... Sedrick Robinson ...... vs. Georgia Force, 3.29.03 63...... Damon Mason ...... 2002 176...... Sedrick Robinson ...... vs. Toronto Phantoms (OT), 7.13.02 168...... George Lafrance ...... at Orlando Predators, 4.15.00 Most Interception Return Yards, Game 167...... Otis Amey ...... at Columbus Destroyers, 3.15.08 63...... Cornelius Bonner ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 5.8.04 166...... Aleric Clark ...... vs. Nashville Kats, 4.9.06 55...... Cornelius Bonner ...... vs. Grand Rapids Rampage, 4.8.05 160...... Michael L. Lewis ...... at Albany Firebirds, 6.16.00 51...... (2x) *Earthwind Moreland ...at Grand Rapids Rampage, 3.8.07 50...... Robert Redd ...... vs. New York Dragons, 3.3.08 Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns, Career 47...... (2x) *Joe Douglass ...... vs. Philadelphia Soul, 3.5.06 8...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002-03 46...... (2x) *Aundrae Harris ...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 6.15.02 4...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997-99 45...... (2x) *Brandon Heffl in ...... vs. Chicago Rush, 6.7.08 3...... Coco Blalock ...... 2003-06 3...... Aleric Clark ...... 2006 TACKLES 2...... Chris Brantley ...... 2001 Most Tackles, Career 2...... Michael L. Lewis ...... 2000 218.5...... Jeroid Johnson ...... 2000-04 1...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 02 183.5...... T.J. Hill ...... 2003-06 1...... George Lafrance ...... 2000 143.5...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997-99 1...... Dwayne Sabb ...... 2001-03 133.5...... Cornelius Bonner ...... 2004-05, 08 131.0...... Chad Lindsey ...... 1997-99 Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns, Season 128.5...... Keita Crespina ...... 1999-01 4...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2003 117.5 ...... Damon Mason ...... 2002-03 4...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002 110.0 ...... Brandon Heffl in ...... 2008 3...... Aleric Clark ...... 2006 2...... Chris Brantley ...... 2001 Most Tackles, Season 2...... Michael L. Lewis ...... 2000 110.0 ...... Brandon Heffl in ...... 2008 2...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1999 83.0...... Jeroid Johnson ...... 2002 1...... Coco Blalock ...... 2005 82.5...... Alex Teems...... 2008 1...... Coco Blalock ...... 2004 76.0...... Cornelius Bonner ...... 2005 1...... Coco Blalock ...... 2003 76.0...... T.J. Hill ...... 2006 1...... George Lafrance ...... 2000 68.5...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1998 1...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1998 67.5...... Damond Mason ...... 2003 1...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1998 67.0...... Scott Cunningham ...... 2007 1...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997 63.5...... Sakeen Wright...... 2008 62.5...... Marvin Taylor ...... 2005 Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns, Game ...... 3...... Sedrick Robinson ...... vs. New York Dragons (OT) Most Tackles, Game 1...... (22x) *Aleric Clark ...... vs. Utah Blaze, 4.29.06 12.5...... Damon Mason ...... vs. Buffalo Destroyers, 5.18.03 11.5 ...... (3x) *Brandon Heffl in ...... vs. Colorado Crush, 4.11.08 INTERCEPTIONS 11.0 ...... (4x) *Alphonso Hodge ...... at Los Angeles Avengers, 4.19.08 Most Interceptions, Career 10.5...... (3x) *Brandon Heffl in ...... vs. New York Dragons, 3.3.08 21...... Jeroid Johnson ...... 2000-04 10.0...... (3x) *Ivory McCann ...... vs. Utah Blaze, 4.29.06 13...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997-99 12...... Cornelius Bonner ...... 2004-05, 08 Most Sacks, Career 12...... Marvin Taylor ...... 2004-05 20.5...... Robert Stewart ...... 1997-00 11 ...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 02 16.0...... Frank Carter ...... 2002-05 9...... Keita Crespina ...... 1999-01 11.5 ...... Wilky Bazile ...... 1999, 2002-03, 05-06 8...... Dennison Robinson ...... 2002-04 11.5 ...... Steve Konopka ...... 2003-06 9.0...... Otis Moore ...... 2000-02, 07 Most Interceptions, Season 7.5...... Karon Riley ...... 2007-08 7...... Jeroid Johnson ...... 2003 6.5...... 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22...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 POSTSEASON INDIVIDUAL 15...... Todd Hammel ...... 2003 Most Receiving Yards, Game 204..... Robert Redd ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 RECORDS Most Passes Completed, Game 177..... Larry Willis ...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 SSCORINGCORING 39...... Rickey Foggie ...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 152..... Robert Redd ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Points, Career 29...... Raymond Philyaw ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 151..... Alvin Ashley ...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 48...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997-99, 2001-03 25 (2x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 150..... Alvin Ashley ...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 42...... Robert Redd ...... 2008 22...... Jay McDonagh ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 131..... Mike Horacek ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 30...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 20 (2x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... at Georiga Force, 7.7.08 130..... Otis Amey ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 24...... (4x) *Randy Hymes ...... 2008 15...... Todd Hammel ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 119 .....Otis Amey ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 22...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 Highest Completion Percentage, Game Most Receiving Touchdowns, Career Most Points, Game 68.9.... Raymond Philyaw ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 9...... Robert Redd ...... 2008 24...... Robert Redd ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 66.6.... Jay McDonagh ...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 5...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 18...... (6x) *Redd/Amey ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 66.1.... Rickey Foggie ...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 5...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 15...... Jason Ball ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 60.4.... Raymond Philyaw ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 4...... Randy Hymes ...... 2008 13...... Steve Videtich ...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 59.5.... Rickey Foggie ...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 Most Receiving Touchdowns, Game Most Touchdowns, Career Most Passing Yards, Career 4...... Robert Redd ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 9...... Robert Redd ...... 2008 1033... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 3...... (4x) *Redd/Amey ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 5...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 928..... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-2000 2...... (5x) *Redd/Amey ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 5...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 227..... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 4...... Randy Hymes ...... 2008 RUSHING Most Passing Yards, Game Most Rushing Attempts, Career Most Touchdowns, Game 446..... Rickey Foggie ...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 8...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2005-08 4...... Robert Redd ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 436..... Raymond Philyaw ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 6...... Joshua Rue ...... 2007-08 3...... (4x) *Redd/Amey ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 303..... Raymond Philyaw ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 5...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-2000 295..... Raymond Philyaw ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 Most Extra Points Made, Career 289..... Rickey Foggie ...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 Most Rushing Attempts, Game 21...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997-99, 2001-03 269..... Jay McDonagh ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 5 ...... (2x) *Joshua Rue ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 21...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 209..... Rickey Foggie ...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 4...... (3x) *Craig Taylor ...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 178..... Todd Hammel ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 2...... (3x) *Marlion Jackson ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Extra Points Made, Game 9...... (2x) *Jason Ball ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Touchdown Passes, Career Most Rushing Yards, Career 7...... Jason Ball ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 20...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 18...... Marlion Jackson ...... 2005-08 5...... Jason Ball ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 13...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-2000 15...... Joshua Rue ...... 2007-08 4...... Todd Hammel ...... 2003 10...... Craig Taylor...... 1997-98 Most Field Goals Attempted, Career 13...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997-99, 2001-03 Most Touchdown Passes, Game Most Rushing Yards, Game 4...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 9...... Rickey Foggie ...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 16...... Joshua Rue ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 8 ...... (2x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 12...... Marlion Jackson ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Field Goals Attemped, Game 4 ...... (2x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 10 ...... (2x) *Marlion Jackson ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 3...... (4x) *Steve Videtich ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 3...... Jay McDonagh ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 2...... Jason Ball ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 2...... (2x) * Rickey Foggie ...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 Most Rushing Touchdowns, Career 2...... Joshua Rue ...... 2007-08 Most Field Goals Made, Career Most Passes Had Intercepted, Game 1 ...... (5x) *Marlion Jackson ...... 2005-08 9...... Steve Videtich ...... 1997-99, 2001-03 2 ...... (2x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 2...... Jason Ball ...... 2008 1...... (4x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Rushing Touchdowns, Game 2...... Joshua Rue ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 Most Field Goals Made, Game Most Times Sacked, Game 1 ...... (5x) *Marlion Jackson ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 3...... (2x) *Steve Videtich ...... at Tampa Bay, 8.14.98 4...... Todd Hammel ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 2...... (2x) *Jason Ball ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 2...... (2x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 KICKOFF RETURNS 1 ...... (3x) *Raymond Philyaw ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Kickoff Returns, Career Longest Field Goal Made 13...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 2002 56...... Steve Videtich ...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 RECEIVING 11 ...... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002-03 27...... Jason Ball ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Pass Receptions, Career 9...... Willis Marshall ...... 2008 23...... Jason Ball ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 32...... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 2002 6...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997-99 30...... Robert Redd ...... 2008 6...... Robert Redd ...... 2008 PASSING 28...... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 Most Passes Attempted, Career 22...... Otis Amey ...... 2008 Most Kickoff Returns, Game 142..... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-2000 17...... Mike Horacek ...... 2002-03 7...... Sedrick Robinson ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 126..... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 13...... Willis Marshall ...... 2008 6...... Alvin Ahsley ...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 33...... Jay McDonagh ...... 2002-03 5...... (2x) *Alvin Ashley ...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 30...... Todd Hammel ...... 2003 Most Pass Receptions, Game 4...... (2x) *Willis Marshall ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 17...... Larry Willis ...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 3...... (3x) *Redd/Marshall ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Passes Attempted, Game 14...... (2x) *Robert Redd ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 59...... Rickey Foggie ...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 12...... Mike Horacek ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 Most Kickoff Return Yards, Career 49...... Raymond Philyaw ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 11 ...... (2x) *Robert Redd ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 223..... Sedrick Robinson ...... 2002-03 48...... Raymond Philyaw ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 9...... Otis Amey ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 179..... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 2002 46...... Rickey Foggie ...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 122..... Willis Marshall ...... 2008 37...... Rickey Foggie ...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 Most Receiving Yards, Career 106..... Robert Redd ...... 2008 33...... Jay McDonagh ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 399..... Robert Redd ...... 2008 83...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997-99 30...... Todd Hammel ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 372..... Alvin Ashley ...... 1997-99, 2002 70...... Jamaine Blalock ...... 2003-06 333..... Otis Amey ...... 2008 Most Passes Completed, Career 321..... Larry Willis ...... 1997-98 84...... Rickey Foggie ...... 1997-2000 195..... Mike Horacek ...... 2002-03 74...... Raymond Philyaw ...... 2008 158..... Willis Marshall ...... 2008

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Most Kickoff Return Yards, Game 17...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 124...... Sedrick Robinson ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 POSTSEASON TEAM 16...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 99...... Sedrick Robinson ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 11 ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 80...... Robert Redd ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 RECORDS 76...... Alvin Ashley ...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 Most First Downs, Combined 71...... Alvin Ashley ...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 SCORING 51...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 70...... Jamaine Blalock ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 Most Points, Gladiators 50...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 52...... Willis Marshall ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 70...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 43...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 69...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 41...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns, Game 66...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 34...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 1...... Jeroid Johnson ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 46...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 33...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 37...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 30...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 INTERCEPTIONS 35...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 24...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 Most Interceptions, Career 2...... Brandon Heffl in ...... 2008 Most Points Combined Most First Downs, Rushing 1...... (2x) *T.J. Hill ...... 2003-06 143...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 3...... (2x) * at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 135...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 2...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 Most Interceptions By, Game 125...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 1...... (4x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 2...... Brandon Heffl in ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 105...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 1...... (2x) *T.J. Hill ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 95...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 Most First Downs, Passing 95...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 24...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 Most Interception Return Yards, Career 82...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 20...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 19...... T.J. Hill ...... 2003-06 72...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 16...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 5...... Brandon Heffl in ...... 2008 15...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 Fewest Points Allowed 14...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 Most Interception Return Yards, Game 45...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 13...... (2x) * at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 19...... T.J. Hill ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 49...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 10...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 5...... Brandon Heffl in ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 49...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 59...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 Most First Downs, Passing Combined DEFENSE 66...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 41...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Tackles, Career 69...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 38...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 18.0...... Adrian Lunsford ...... 1997-99 34...... at at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 17.5...... Brandon Heffl in ...... 2008 Fewest Points Combined 30...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 15.5...... Damon Mason ...... 2002-03 72...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 29...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 13.0...... Alphonso Hodge ...... 2008 82...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 27...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 9.5...... Karon Riley ...... 2007-08 95...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 23...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 95...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 20...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 Most Tackles, Game 125...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 11.5 ...... Damon Mason ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 Most First Downs by Penalty 7.5...... Alex Teems ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 Most Points, Quarter 5...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 7.0...... (4x) *Brandon Heffl in ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 33...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 (2nd) 3...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 6.0...... (3x) *Alphonso Hodge ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 21...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 (4th) 2...... (3x) *at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 5.5...... T.J. Hill ...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 20...... (2x) *at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 19...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 (4th) NET YARDS GAINED Most Sacks, Career 17...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 (2nd) Most Yards, Game 1.5...... Frank Carter ...... 2002-05 452...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 1.0...... Karon Riley ...... 2007-08 Most Points, Half 438...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 40...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 (1st) 317...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 Most Sacks, Game 38...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 (1st) 293...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 1.5...... Frank Carter ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 35...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 (2nd) 285...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 1.0...... Karon Riley ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 34...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 (1st) 0.5...... Wilky Bazile ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 33...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 (2nd) Most Yards, Game Combined 28...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 (2nd) 818...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 805...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 Most Touchdowns 722...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 11 ...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 (2 Rush, 8 Rec. 1 Fmb) 547...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 9...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 (1 Rush, 8 Rec.) 509...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 6...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 (2 Rush, 3 Rec., 1 KR) 502...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 459...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 Most Touchdowns Allowed 10...... (4x) * at Philadelphia Soul (1 Rush, 8 Rec., 1 KR) PASSING 8...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 (8 Rec.) Most Passes Attempted, Game 7...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 (2 Rush, 5 Rec.) 59...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 7...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 (2 Rush, 4 Rec., 1 INT) 49...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 48...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Field Goals Made 47...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 2...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 47...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 1...... (3x) *vs. Orlando Predators 8.3.02 34...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 30...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 FIRST DOWNS Most First Downs Most Passes Attempted, Game Combined 27...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 90...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 26...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 85...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 21...... (2x) * at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 74...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 18...... at Philadelphia, 7.12.08 73...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02

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72...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 1...... (4x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 70...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 RUSHING 65...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 Most Yards Rushing, Game Most Fumbles Lost, Game Combined 60...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 28...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 5...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 20...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 3...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Passes Completed, Game 13...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 2...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 39...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 7...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 29...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 PENALTIES 25...... (2x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Yards Rushing, Game Combined Most Times Penalized, Game 24...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 46...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 12...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 22...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 32...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 11 ...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 20...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 31...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 10...... (2x) *at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 15...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 28...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 9...... (2x) * at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 24...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 7...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Passes Completed, Game Combined 5...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 59...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Rushing Touchdowns, Game 49...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 2...... (2x) * at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 Most Times Penalized, Game Combined 47...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 1...... (3x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 22...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 44...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 19...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 42...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Rushing Touchdowns, Game Combined 17...... (2x) *at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 36...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 4...... (2x) * at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 15...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 36...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 3...... (2x) *at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 14...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 2...... (3x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 11 ...... (2x) *at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 Most Passing Yards, Game 446...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 KICKOFF RETURNS Most Yards Penalized, Game 418...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Kickoff Returns, Game 68...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 294...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 9...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 67...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 289...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 8...... (3x) *at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 54...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 281...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 7...... (2x) *at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 52...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 240...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 50...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 Most Kickoff Returns, Game Combined 35...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Passing Yards, Game Combined 15...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 34...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 796...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 14...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 786...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 13...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 Most Yards Penalized, Game Combined 632...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 10...... (2x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 147...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 502...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 9...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 140...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 481...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 8...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 91...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 478...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.7.08 87...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 428...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 Most Kickoff Return Yards, Game 83...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 375...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 172...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 77...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 131...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 59...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 Most Touchdown Passes, Game 101...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 56...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 9...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 116 ...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 8...... (2x) * at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 99...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 4...... (2x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 TURNOVERS 98...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 Most Turnovers, Game 3...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 92...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 4...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 2...... (2x) *at Tampa Bay, 8.14.98 3...... (3x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Kickoff Return Yards, Game Combined 2...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 Most Touchdown Passes, Game Combined 241...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 1...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 17...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 234...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 16...... (2x) * at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 208...... at Albany Firebirds, 8.8.98 Most Turnovers, Game Combined 12...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 201...... at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 6...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 174...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 5...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 Most Passes Had Intercepted, Game 172...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 4...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 2...... (2x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 139...... at Tampa Bay Storm, 8.14.98 3...... (2x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 1...... (3x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 2...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns, Game Most Passes Had Intercepted, Game Combined 1...... vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 3...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 2...... (2x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 FUMBLES Most Fumbles, Game Most Times Sacked, Game 3...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 5...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 2...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 2...... at Orlando Predators, 8.8.97 1...... (4x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 Most Fumbles, Game Combined 6...... at Georgia Force, 7.7.08 Most Times Sacked, Game Combined 5...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 5...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 4...... at Arizona Rattlers, 5.25.03 3...... vs. Orlando Predators, 6.30.08 2...... (2x) *vs. Orlando Predators, 8.3.02 Most Fumbles Lost, Game 1...... (3x) *at Philadelphia Soul, 7.12.08 2...... (2x) * at Georgia Force, 7.7.08

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