2) League Milestone
Written: This year is the 20th playoff season of the NSFL. In your opinion, what was the most thrilling playoff game of these past years? Give a review of that game and why you consider it to be great.
Maybe this is being a bit egotistical, but my most thrilling playoff game would have to be the only playoff win I've ever been a part of. Season 15, semi-finals. San Jose vs. Orange County. We came into the game as the best team in the league and the defending champions, eleven wins on the season, the best defense in the league, and two victories over the Otters in the regular season. The game started a bit sketchy with the Otters scoring ten points right out of the gate, but from then on, it was all Sabercats. A touchdown pass to Cam Olsen, three rushing scores from Joliet L. Christ, Chris Orosz and Corwin Davenport, and three field goals from Neo Donaldson gave us 37 points on the night, while the Otters could only get a second touchdown from Apollo Reed. Final score 37-17, and that win set us up for a date with the Baltimore Hawks, which is a game I don't want to talk about ever again, so let's just move on. I even had a decent night of my own, with four catches, 29 yards, and six pancake blocks. Not bad for a rookie...
6) Expansion
Graphics: Create a design for your new team.
Meet the Wichita Bombers
![[Image: 6nmrggC.png]](https://i.imgur.com/6nmrggC.png)
11) Playoffs MVP
Written: Wrote about a heroic performance on the field by any player this playoff season. Why do they deserve to be called the MVP of the playoffs?
Easton Cole played like a boss in the Ultimus, and if this question was about Ultimus MVP, I'd say him, but this says playoffs MVP, so for that, I'd look toward their sexy defense that gave up the fewest points in the league, and go with safety Takeda Okura. In the first round, he terrorized the Outlaws, sacking rookie QB Jay Cue twice, and pressuring the QB on a play that resulted in a Xerxes Ridley pick-six. Next week, in the conference championship, he had three tackles, a deflection and a pick, while forcing New Orleans QB Stan Francisco to a relatively empty day. Then, in the Ultimus, he came to play once again, finishing the night with four tackles, three deflections, a sack and a pick that was just a few yards short of six points. The Copperhead defense made Cooter Bigsby, one of the league's better quarterbacks, look like a total scrub out there, and I think Okura deserves a lot of credit for such a performance. This is even more impressive when you consider that his season stats and current TPE suggest that he's normally an average starter, but for these playoffs, he was playing like someone who wanted a big payday.
15) Superstardom
Graphic: Create a billboard, magazine cover, or video game cover depicting a superstar of the league.
![[Image: JM9DSZZ.png]](https://i.imgur.com/JM9DSZZ.png)
Written: This year is the 20th playoff season of the NSFL. In your opinion, what was the most thrilling playoff game of these past years? Give a review of that game and why you consider it to be great.
Maybe this is being a bit egotistical, but my most thrilling playoff game would have to be the only playoff win I've ever been a part of. Season 15, semi-finals. San Jose vs. Orange County. We came into the game as the best team in the league and the defending champions, eleven wins on the season, the best defense in the league, and two victories over the Otters in the regular season. The game started a bit sketchy with the Otters scoring ten points right out of the gate, but from then on, it was all Sabercats. A touchdown pass to Cam Olsen, three rushing scores from Joliet L. Christ, Chris Orosz and Corwin Davenport, and three field goals from Neo Donaldson gave us 37 points on the night, while the Otters could only get a second touchdown from Apollo Reed. Final score 37-17, and that win set us up for a date with the Baltimore Hawks, which is a game I don't want to talk about ever again, so let's just move on. I even had a decent night of my own, with four catches, 29 yards, and six pancake blocks. Not bad for a rookie...
6) Expansion
Graphics: Create a design for your new team.
Meet the Wichita Bombers
11) Playoffs MVP
Written: Wrote about a heroic performance on the field by any player this playoff season. Why do they deserve to be called the MVP of the playoffs?
Easton Cole played like a boss in the Ultimus, and if this question was about Ultimus MVP, I'd say him, but this says playoffs MVP, so for that, I'd look toward their sexy defense that gave up the fewest points in the league, and go with safety Takeda Okura. In the first round, he terrorized the Outlaws, sacking rookie QB Jay Cue twice, and pressuring the QB on a play that resulted in a Xerxes Ridley pick-six. Next week, in the conference championship, he had three tackles, a deflection and a pick, while forcing New Orleans QB Stan Francisco to a relatively empty day. Then, in the Ultimus, he came to play once again, finishing the night with four tackles, three deflections, a sack and a pick that was just a few yards short of six points. The Copperhead defense made Cooter Bigsby, one of the league's better quarterbacks, look like a total scrub out there, and I think Okura deserves a lot of credit for such a performance. This is even more impressive when you consider that his season stats and current TPE suggest that he's normally an average starter, but for these playoffs, he was playing like someone who wanted a big payday.
15) Superstardom
Graphic: Create a billboard, magazine cover, or video game cover depicting a superstar of the league.
![[Image: YiIFAGN.png]](https://i.imgur.com/YiIFAGN.png)
