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LA Guns CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: West OWNER: John Carlson TEAM: LA Guns CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: West DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Jim Kelly QB Buffalo Emmitt Smith RB Dallas Rob Moore R NY Jets Andre Rison R Atlanta Ronnie Harmon RB San Diego Anthony Miller R San Diego Steve Christie K Buffalo Wade Wilson QB New Orleans Marion Butts RB San Diego Mike Pritchard R Atlanta Johnny Bailey RB Phoenix Reggie Copeland R Tampa Bay Nate Lewis R San Diego Raghib Ismail R LA Raiders Billy Brooks R Buffalo Brian Mitchell RB Washington Garrison Hearst RB Phoenix OWNER: TEAM: CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: West DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Steve Young QB San Francisco Chris Warren RB Seattle Marcus Allen RB Kansas City Quinn Early R New Orleans Reggie Langhorne R Indianapolis Shannon Sharpe R Denver Pete Stoyanovich K Miami Mike Cofer KK San Francisco James Lofton R Buffalo Mark Carrier R Cleveland Robert Delpino RB Denver Calvin Williams R Philadelphia Ernest Byner RB Washington Drew Bledsoe QB New England Willie Green R Detroit Vinnie Testaverde QB Cleveland OWNER: Jeff Carlson TEAM: Warlords CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: East DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Brett Favre QB Green Bay Johnny Johnson RB NY Jets Ricky Watters RB San Francisco Michael Irvin R Dallas Michael Haynes R Atlanta Alvin Harper R Dallas Norm Johnson K Atlanta Chris Jacke K Green Bay Keith Jackson R Miami Jay Novacek R Dallas Amp Lee RB San Francisco Nick Bell RB LA Raiders Tim Worley RB Chicago Scott Mitchell QB Miami Jim McMahon QB Minnesota Mike Sherrard R NY Giants OWNER: Clyde Babcock TEAM: Park Bummers CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: East DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Mark Rypien QB Washington Thurman Thomas RB Buffalo Kimble Anders RB Kansas City Gary Clark R Phoenix Tim Brown R LA Raiders Ricky Proehl R Phoenix Jason Hanson K Detroit Mark Logan RB San Francisco Wendell Davis R Chicago David Klingler QB Cincinnati Keith Byars RB Miami Jim Harbaugh QB Chicago Anthony Carter R Minnesota Kevin Butler K Chicago Johnny Mitchell R NY Jets Kenneth Davis RB Buffalo Terry Allen RB Minnesota OWNER: Dave Cleveland TEAM: Roadkill CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: East DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Warren Moon QB Houston Roosevelt Potts RB Indianapolis Barry Foster RB Pittsburgh Sean Dawkins R Indianapolis Ernest Givins R Houston JJ Birden R Kansas City Al Del Greco K Houston Chip Lohmiller K Washington Vaughn Hebron RB Philadelphia Jeff George QB Indianapolis Curtis Duncan R Houston Jack Trudeau QB Indianapolis Cody Carlson QB Houston Barry Word RB Minnesota Dwight Stone R Pittsburgh Mark Higgs RB Miami Fred Barnett R Philadelphia OWNER: TEAM: CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: West DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Neil O'Donnell QB Pittsburgh Anthony Johnson RB Indianapolis Ron Moore RB Phoenix Cris Carter R Minnesota Sterling Sharpe R Green Bay Henry Ellard R LA Rams Doug Pelfrey K Cincinnati Bernie Kosar QB Dallas Ricky Ervins RB Washington Cleveland Gary RB LA Rams Drew Hill R Atlanta Jeff Graham R Pittsburgh Brett Perriman R Detroit Lin Elliott K Atlanta Matt Bahr K Philadelphia Leroy Hoard RB Cleveland Randall Cunningham QB Philadelphia OWNER: Jeff Carabelli TEAM: Boodogs CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: East DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Jeff Hostetler QB LA Raiders Rodney Hampton RB NY Giants Jerome Bettis RB LA Rams Jerry Rice R San Francisco John Taylor R San Francisco Webster Slaughter R Houston Nick Lowery K Kansas City Rod Bernstine RB Denver Lorenzo White RB Houston Steve Beuerlein QB Phoenix Haywood Jeffires R Houston Ricky Sanders R Washington Steve DeBerg QB Miami Derek Russell R Denver Eric Coates R New England Reggie Cobb RB Tampa Bay Dan Marino QB Miami OWNER: Dick Carter TEAM: Blue Devils CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: West DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Rick Mirer QB Seattle Reggie Brooks RB Washington Greg Robinson RB LA Raiders Michael Jackson R Cleveland James Jett R LA Raiders Kelvin Martin R Seattle David Treadwell K NY Giants Tommy Vardell RB Cleveland Willie Davis R Kansas City Irv Smith R New Orleans Kevin Williams R Dallas Glynn Milburn RB Denver Terry Kirby RB Miami Troy Aikman QB Dallas Brent Jones R San Francisco Rodney Peete QB Detroit Lawrence Dawsey R Tampa Bay OWNER: Aaron Babcock TEAM: CONFERENCE: DIVISION: DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Sean Salisbury QB Minnesota Barry Sanders RB Detroit Erric Pegram RB Atlanta Brian Blades R Seattle Eric Martin R New Orleans Herman Moore R Detroit Jason Elam K Denver Phil Simms QB NY Giants Boomer Esiason QB NY Jets Joe Montana QB Kansas City Derek Brown RB New Orleans Leonard Russell RB New England Derek Moore RB Detroit Randal Hill R Phoenix Mark Jackson R NY Giants Carl Pickens R Cincinnati OWNER: Doug Babcock TEAM: Sandbaggers CONFERENCE: National DIVISION: East DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: John Elway QB Denver Herschell Walker RB Philadelphia Neal Anderson RB Chicago Irving Fryar R Miami Ed McCaffrey R NY Giants Tom Waddle R Chicago Morten Anderson K New Orleans Eric Metcalf RB Cleveland Robert Smith RB Minnesota Bobby Hebert QB Atlanta Curtis Conway R Chicago Fuad Reveiz K Minnesota JL Williams RB Seattle Andre Reed R Buffalo Matt Stover K Cleveland Derrick Lasic RB Dallas OWNER: Tony Babcock TEAM: Bab's Brawlers CONFERENCE: American DIVISION: West DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: John Elway QB Denver Gary Brown RB Houston Johnny Johnson RB NY Jets Brian Blades R Seattle John Taylor R San Francisco Rob Moore R NY Jets Pete Stoyanovich K Miami Rodney Peete QB Detroit Matt Stover K Cleveland Calvin Williams R Philadelphia Herman Moore R Detroit Terry Kirby RB Miami Shannon Sharpe R Denver Lorenzo White RB Houston Vance Johnson R Denver Andre Ware QB Detroit Mike Sherrard R NY Giants OWNER: Jim Cain TEAM: Drunks CONFERENCE: American DIVISION: West DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Steve Young QB San Francisco Barry Word RB Minnesota Raghib Ismail R LA Raiders Cris Carter R Minnesota Drew Hill R Atlanta Randal Hill R Phoenix Jason Elam K Denver Joe Montana QB Kansas City Mark Carrier R Cleveland Nick Bell RB LA Raiders Tom Vardell RB Cleveland Roger Craig RB Minnesota Vinnie Testaverde QB Cleveland Ronnie Harmon RB San Diego Morten Anderson K New Orleans Jessie Hester R Indianpolis OWNER: Steve Carlson TEAM: Relics CONFERENCE: American DIVISION: East DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Jim Kelly QB Buffalo Greg Robinson RB LA Raiders Ricky Ervins RB Washington Jerry Rice R San Francisco Michael Haynes R Atlanta Haywood Jeffires R Houston Norm Johnson K Atlanta Wade Wilson QB New Orleans Steve Christie K Buffalo Ron Moore RB Phoenix Willie Davis R Kansas City Lewis Tillman RB NY Giants James Lofton R Philadelphia Marion Butts RB San Diego Reggie Johnson R Denver Derrick Fenner RB Cincinnati Garrison Hearst RB Phoenix OWNER: Allan Douglas TEAM: Eagles CONFERENCE: American DIVISION: East DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Randall Cunningham QB Philadelphia Herschell Walker RB Philadelphia Neal Anderson RB Chicago Mike Pritchard R Atlanta JJ Birden R Kansas City Brent Jones R San Francisco Nick Lowery K Kansas City Steve Beuerlein QB Phoenix Jeff Hostetler QB LA Raiders Johnny Baley RB Phoenix Brad Muster RB New Orleans Gary Clark R Phoenix Ricky Proehl R Phoenix Bobby Humphrey RB Miami Matt Bahr K Philadelphia Heath Shermann RB Philadelphia OWNER: Ed Swanson TEAM: Dark Knights CONFERENCE: American DIVISION: West DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Warren Moon QB Houston Jerome Bettis RB LA Rams Erric Pegram RB Atlanta Michael Irvin R Dallas Irving Fryar R Miami Keith Jackson R Miami Eddie Murray K Dallas Wade Wilson QB New Orleans Lewis Tillman RB NY Giants Reggie Brooks RB Washington Boomer Esiason QB NY Jets Carl Pickens R Cincinnati Johnny Mithcell R NY Jets Al Del Greco K Houston Keith Byars RB Miami Alvin Harper R Dallas OWNER: Jerry Trickie TEAM: Mojo Risin CONFERENCE: American DIVISION: East DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Bobby Hebert QB Atlanta Thurman Thomas RB Buffalo Leonard Russell RB New England Andre Rison R Atlanta Curtis Duncan R Houston Anthony Miller R San Diego Chris Jacke K Green Bay Drew Bledsoe QB New England John Carney K San Diego James Jett R LA Raiders Roosevelt Potts RB Indianapolis JL Williams RB Seattle Reggie Jefferson R San Diego Scott Secules QB New England Willie Anderson R LA Rams Quadry Ismail R Minnesota OWNER: Jay Marshall TEAM: Miller Lite CONFERENCE: American DIVISION: West DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Troy Aikman QB Dallas Rod Bernstine RB Denver Barry Foster RB Pittsburgh Jeff Query R Cincinnati Tom Waddle R Chicago Arthur Marshall R Denver Kevin Butler K Chicago Dean Biasucci K Indianapolis Derek Brown RB New Orleans Rick Mirer QB Seattle Brett Perriman R Detroit Tim Worley RB Chicago Harold Green RB Cincinnati Eric Martin R New Orleans Henry Ellard R LA Rams Scott Mitchell QB Miami Terry Allen RB Minnesota OWNER: Ed Kuligowski TEAM: Nuclear Raiders CONFERENCE: American DIVISION: West DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST YEAR'S ROSTER: Phil Simms QB NY Giants Rodney Hampton RB NY Giants Mark Jackson R NY Giants Mark Ingram R Miami Ernest Givins R Houston Michael Jackson R Cleveland Jason Hanson K Detroit Jim McMahon QB Minnesota Brett Favre QB Green Bay Reggie Cobb RB Tampa Bay Barry Sanders RB Detroit Chip Lohmiller K Washington Floyd Turner R New Orleans Eric Metcalf RB Cleveland Sean Dawkins R Indianapolis Brian Mitchell RB Washington OWNER: TEAM: CONFERENCE: American DIVISION: East DRAFT NUMBER: ADDRESS: LAST
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