(S26) - PT 1 - Keep the Change You Filthy Animal

[LB3737]

In the time since he joined the league a season ago, a lot has changed for defensive end Demon Jaxson. He was drafted in the first round of the ISFL draft to the Sarasota Sailfish, something which he could not be happier about, especially since his teammate since day 1, LeBron James III got selected to go there too, as well as his new Portland teammate, Quavious McGrady. The first round draft selection shocked him, especially considering his stats the previous season were not the greatest, and his beloved Portland hadn’t even seen the postseason despite, at 7-7, having a better record than the team who eventually hoisted the Ultimini. Enough sad reflection on the season just gone however, as the future for the Pythons looks as bright as ever. Portland had a great draft, and picked up a wonderful class of young rookies who are looking to take the league by storm, as well as all the DSFL veterans coming back to lead the squad to what will hopefully be a victorious season. It is already looking good for them too, as they won their first game against the London Royals 27-13, and Jaxson came up with a nice pair of sacks to help get that win.

[CalvinGolladay]

I've had one major change since last season, and that's my agility. It's gone up a ton since last season, and I believe this is my first time updating it since I created. I've recently come to find that it's much more important for pass protection than I'd previously believed, so as a result I've pumped it up as much as I could. Unfortunately the early returns haven't been great (though pretty normal for me) with 2 sacks allowed in the first two games, and only 6 pancakes (not that I expected the agility to help) to show for it. Luckily I rebounded with 16 pancakes and no sacks in the next two games, but with the team sitting at 1-3 with some bad luck at home we're gonna need to turn things up. As a whole I think I've started earning more TPE as well, having previously been only kind of active (though you can kinda say the same right now). I'll probably think of some media to write for extra training and maybe even equipment money, but we'll see. Another S22 Luchadore draft class review would be fun, but an S23 and beyond review would be even better potentially. Regardless, I'm hoping as a team we can take some big steps toward our first playoff win since I've been in Zona.

[ForSucksFake]

PBE PT 1

[thecanadiancanuck]

SHL Affiliate PT

[Blastmeaway]

SHL PT

[dieselj123]

PBE PT

[Evok]

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[Tylus]

Tychondrius Hood has had a memorable career so far with two ultimus wins under his belt, and is becoming an experienced leader for the young Sabercat offense. This season is a major step for the young wide receiver, as he is finally rising near to a competitive skill level, and will be the primary receiver for San Jose. Tychondrius Hood is nearing 900 training points as of writing this article, and continues to climb closer to the top of the league. The Sabercat offense is just as good or better than last season, so Hood has many weapons to help him succeed. First of all his quarterback Monty Jack is becoming one of the best in the league, with over one thousand training points earned over his career. Then you have Jamar Lackson who has been a steady workhorse for the two time champions over his career thus far, and Rando Cardrissian who is deadly at finishing the grounds one two punch. With a few rookie additions at wide receiver and tight end to help back him up, Hood and the sabercats are primed to win the Ultimus trophy for the third season in a row and in many future seasons to come.

[Mojojojo]

This offseason was a very crazy time for Ernest Lover. Having completed his first full season in the DSFL, Lover was eligible for the ISFL draft. He entered the draft with excitement and trepidation. After conversations with scouts and management at many different teams, Lover wasn’t sure where he would end up but he knew he had put his best foot forward. And on draft day it didn’t take long for Lover to hear his name called, going 3rd overall to the Baltimore Hawks. With positions on the defensive line opening up on the Hawks, it was clear that Lover was going to be called on right away to play in Baltimore. This meant the offseason was a time of great transition. Lover and his family had to say goodbye to friends and teammates in London, pack up their home, and make the move back to the U.S. 

For Lover, this has meant getting used to a new team locker room, one that’s very different from what he was used to in London. While the Royals were all about training together to become a strong defensive unit and developing young talent, Baltimore has many established personalities and veterans who are competing for the best stats. This is difficult for Lover who has struggled to stand out on the field being still a relatively new player to the league. But Lover is continuing to work hard and improve his game each week as he gets more familiar with the new playbook and the higher level of play. He knows he will rise to the occasion and will do his best to help a mediocre Hawks team with a budding defense continue to build through S26.

[Voltaqe]

This off season quite a lot has changed for my player. The biggest thing that has happened has to be that I was drafted into the DSFL and my career as a professional football player has finally started. Even after I finally achieved my dream even more big changes happened. For one I use to be a running back but I have made the change into a corner back. I have never played on the defensive side of the ball before but I spent a lot of the off season working on the skills needed to make the transition. My main focus was getting my speed up because you can’t tackle the ball carriers and defend passes if you can’t even keep up. Right now helping the team as best as possible and trying to follow up on the amazing run the Luchadores has last season is my main goal.
Tijuana itself has also had some big changes happening. We lost a lot of players including our main components in last years run to the ISFL so we are in a sort of rebuilding phase. We do have some great coaches and general managers guiding us so I am sure we will be back to form and have another run at the trophy this year still.

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