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6) Our Time
It is my rookie season in the DSFL and the Portland Pythons find themselves in the Ultimini against the San Antonio Marshals. Not many people thought the San Antonio Marshals stood a chance against the Tijuana Luchadores, which rightfully so went 13-1 on the season. But their defense stood tall and held the best regular season DSFL team to only 10 points through four quarters. Punching their ticket to the Ultimini. San Antonio once again found they were the underdogs. Something that helped light a fire under their asses all season to get to this point. So Portland was definitely not going to take them lightly or underestimate them. But they have been telling themselves all season that this was their year. With two sensational rookies in Kacey Dream and Sean O'Leary helping lead the way on each side of the ball. They just knew with 60 minutes of honest hard work that they could be walking off the field champions. The veteran quarterback Cue was all business and capitalized on every chance he got. Leading his team to a Ultimini Championship. Cue most likely earned himself another MVP award for an already dominate DSFL career. Shoutout to the San Antonio Marshals on a fantastic season. I know you came up short on the ultimate goal, but be proud on what you accomplished this season, build off it and come back with a vengeance.
12) Sit-down with a star Frick_Nasty
1.Your Colorado Yeti finished the season 5 and 8. Was this above or below expectations? And do you think that you will be better next season?
The record was never the goal it was just about getting the wins to reach the playoffs again. Last season we came up short. This year we were 4-3 sitting good in our division. We lost 5 straight games and needed to win to get in our last game against San Jose. Some of those games I felt we should have won but that’s in the past. I think next season the Yeti have a shot to make a run for the ultimus. We have one of the youngest teams in the NSFL so our window is just opening.
2. Who on your team stood out to you this season? What about their play and/or leadership helped the team?
Honestly I am so proud of everyone on this team as we all improved tremendously. If I was to pick one person though I think it would be Armor King. He may have only increased his total yardage by 100 or so but his YPC was greatly increased this season. I fully expect him make another jump next season, as he gets tougher to go against in practice every week.
3. The Colorado Yeti had a tough first round match up against the Baltimore Hawks. What can we expect from the Yeti if and when they make the playoffs next year?
I think next season we will not have to go into an opposing teams stadium in the first round giving us an advantage in the first round. Most of the teams are getting older past their prime while we are all entering our prime right now.
4. I want to talk about your player specifically. Looking at the end of the season stats, you had yourself a hell of a season. Second in the league in sacks with 10, 92 tackles and 1 interception. What is it going to take to replicate that success and even elevate your game to the next level?
Honestly I think I had one of the best defensive seasons in the league this year. I forced 3 turnovers, created a safety and had a pick six. I am not done yet because there are still parts of my game that I can improve such as my fluidity in my hips and my cardio. I hope that next season I will be able to not miss a beat on every single play. I will be playing at a 100 for the whole 60 minutes to help my defense win games. I’d say look for my tackles to be in the 100s, double digit sacks, and more turnovers.
13) Sit-down with a fan dieselj123
1. You finished your first season in the DSFL and what a ride it was. We will get to your personal stats in a moment, but tell me about how it feels to win a championship in your rookie season and to be a big part in helping your team get there?
Yeah the feeling is surreal and if I am being honest, it's hard to put into words. Obviously the goal is to win every season, but nothing is a guarantee. We have so many leaders on our team and it seemed like we all were stepping up every game. And to see all our hard work pay off in a championship. UNREAL!
2. Looking back on the rookie season you just had, do you feel that you met your expectations?
Well I mean, I just wanted to give everything I had to this team. It started with the right mind set and never taking a day off. Looking at the numbers I produced, I am very happy with my performance. I think many rookies will tell you they would love to have that level of success at this stage in their careers.
3. What are your thoughts on the draft? Do you have a preference on where you go?
I am extremely excited for draft day. I think with how the DSFL draft went, my expectations are tempered. Actually no! I feel that any team that takes a chance on me has earned my loyalty. I am a team first kind of guy. I want to do everything in my power to help win a championship.
4. Rumors are that your close friend and teammate, Jake Dropson is going to be called up next season. How do you feel about that and how do you think that will effect yours and the Pythons offensive game?
Yeah, I mean I knew this day would come. But I am happy for him. It's been a blast to learn from him and win a championship, but he is going to tear it up in the NSFL. As for me, I am excited to be the Pythons #1 wide receiver. Not sure if we will have as dangerous of a tandem as Dropson and I next season, but we should be just fine offensively.
6) Our Time
It is my rookie season in the DSFL and the Portland Pythons find themselves in the Ultimini against the San Antonio Marshals. Not many people thought the San Antonio Marshals stood a chance against the Tijuana Luchadores, which rightfully so went 13-1 on the season. But their defense stood tall and held the best regular season DSFL team to only 10 points through four quarters. Punching their ticket to the Ultimini. San Antonio once again found they were the underdogs. Something that helped light a fire under their asses all season to get to this point. So Portland was definitely not going to take them lightly or underestimate them. But they have been telling themselves all season that this was their year. With two sensational rookies in Kacey Dream and Sean O'Leary helping lead the way on each side of the ball. They just knew with 60 minutes of honest hard work that they could be walking off the field champions. The veteran quarterback Cue was all business and capitalized on every chance he got. Leading his team to a Ultimini Championship. Cue most likely earned himself another MVP award for an already dominate DSFL career. Shoutout to the San Antonio Marshals on a fantastic season. I know you came up short on the ultimate goal, but be proud on what you accomplished this season, build off it and come back with a vengeance.
12) Sit-down with a star Frick_Nasty
1.Your Colorado Yeti finished the season 5 and 8. Was this above or below expectations? And do you think that you will be better next season?
The record was never the goal it was just about getting the wins to reach the playoffs again. Last season we came up short. This year we were 4-3 sitting good in our division. We lost 5 straight games and needed to win to get in our last game against San Jose. Some of those games I felt we should have won but that’s in the past. I think next season the Yeti have a shot to make a run for the ultimus. We have one of the youngest teams in the NSFL so our window is just opening.
2. Who on your team stood out to you this season? What about their play and/or leadership helped the team?
Honestly I am so proud of everyone on this team as we all improved tremendously. If I was to pick one person though I think it would be Armor King. He may have only increased his total yardage by 100 or so but his YPC was greatly increased this season. I fully expect him make another jump next season, as he gets tougher to go against in practice every week.
3. The Colorado Yeti had a tough first round match up against the Baltimore Hawks. What can we expect from the Yeti if and when they make the playoffs next year?
I think next season we will not have to go into an opposing teams stadium in the first round giving us an advantage in the first round. Most of the teams are getting older past their prime while we are all entering our prime right now.
4. I want to talk about your player specifically. Looking at the end of the season stats, you had yourself a hell of a season. Second in the league in sacks with 10, 92 tackles and 1 interception. What is it going to take to replicate that success and even elevate your game to the next level?
Honestly I think I had one of the best defensive seasons in the league this year. I forced 3 turnovers, created a safety and had a pick six. I am not done yet because there are still parts of my game that I can improve such as my fluidity in my hips and my cardio. I hope that next season I will be able to not miss a beat on every single play. I will be playing at a 100 for the whole 60 minutes to help my defense win games. I’d say look for my tackles to be in the 100s, double digit sacks, and more turnovers.
13) Sit-down with a fan dieselj123
1. You finished your first season in the DSFL and what a ride it was. We will get to your personal stats in a moment, but tell me about how it feels to win a championship in your rookie season and to be a big part in helping your team get there?
Yeah the feeling is surreal and if I am being honest, it's hard to put into words. Obviously the goal is to win every season, but nothing is a guarantee. We have so many leaders on our team and it seemed like we all were stepping up every game. And to see all our hard work pay off in a championship. UNREAL!
2. Looking back on the rookie season you just had, do you feel that you met your expectations?
Well I mean, I just wanted to give everything I had to this team. It started with the right mind set and never taking a day off. Looking at the numbers I produced, I am very happy with my performance. I think many rookies will tell you they would love to have that level of success at this stage in their careers.
3. What are your thoughts on the draft? Do you have a preference on where you go?
I am extremely excited for draft day. I think with how the DSFL draft went, my expectations are tempered. Actually no! I feel that any team that takes a chance on me has earned my loyalty. I am a team first kind of guy. I want to do everything in my power to help win a championship.
4. Rumors are that your close friend and teammate, Jake Dropson is going to be called up next season. How do you feel about that and how do you think that will effect yours and the Pythons offensive game?
Yeah, I mean I knew this day would come. But I am happy for him. It's been a blast to learn from him and win a championship, but he is going to tear it up in the NSFL. As for me, I am excited to be the Pythons #1 wide receiver. Not sure if we will have as dangerous of a tandem as Dropson and I next season, but we should be just fine offensively.
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[OPTION]Height: 6'3"
[OPTION]Weight: 225lbs
[OPTION]Birthplace: Livermore, California
[OPTION]Number: 19
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[OPTION]DSFL Regular Season Stats
[OPTION] S18 Portland Pythons | 795 Yards | 13.7 AVG | 37 Long | 9 TD
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[OPTION]DSFL Playoff Stats
[OPTION] S18 Portland Pythons | 117 Yards | 13.0 AVG | 30 Long | 2 TD
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[OPTION]NSFL Regular Season Stats
[OPTION] S19 Chicago Butchers | 916 Yards | 13.1 AVG | 40 Long | 2 TD
[OPTION] S20 Chicago Butchers | 1254 Yards | 15.1 AVG | 44 Long | 9 TD
[OPTION] S21 Chicago Butchers | 733 Yards | 11.5 AVG | 50 Long | 14 TD
[OPTION] S22 Chicago Butchers | 1017 Yards | 15.2 AVG | 40 Long | 2 TD
[OPTION]Weight: 225lbs
[OPTION]Birthplace: Livermore, California
[OPTION]Number: 19
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[OPTION]DSFL Regular Season Stats
[OPTION] S18 Portland Pythons | 795 Yards | 13.7 AVG | 37 Long | 9 TD
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[OPTION]DSFL Playoff Stats
[OPTION] S18 Portland Pythons | 117 Yards | 13.0 AVG | 30 Long | 2 TD
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[OPTION]NSFL Regular Season Stats
[OPTION] S19 Chicago Butchers | 916 Yards | 13.1 AVG | 40 Long | 2 TD
[OPTION] S20 Chicago Butchers | 1254 Yards | 15.1 AVG | 44 Long | 9 TD
[OPTION] S21 Chicago Butchers | 733 Yards | 11.5 AVG | 50 Long | 14 TD
[OPTION] S22 Chicago Butchers | 1017 Yards | 15.2 AVG | 40 Long | 2 TD
[OPTION] S23 Chicago Butchers | 1042 Yards | 14.3 AVG | 58 Long | 6 TD
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[OPTION]NSFL Regular Season Career Stats
[OPTION] 980 Yards | 13.7 AVG | 44 Long | 7 TD
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[OPTION]NSFL Playoff Stats
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[OPTION]Trophy Case/Achievements:
[OPTION] S18 Portland Pyhtons Ultimini Champions
[OPTION] S20 Pro Bowl
[OPTION] S21 Pro Bowl
[OPTION] S22 Pro Bowl
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[OPTION]NSFL Regular Season Career Stats
[OPTION] 980 Yards | 13.7 AVG | 44 Long | 7 TD
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[OPTION]NSFL Playoff Stats
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[OPTION]Trophy Case/Achievements:
[OPTION] S18 Portland Pyhtons Ultimini Champions
[OPTION] S20 Pro Bowl
[OPTION] S21 Pro Bowl
[OPTION] S22 Pro Bowl
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Player | Update | Wiki
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