*Mony Kronbon 2nd Annual All-Pro NSFL and DSFL Ros

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Mony Kronbon's 2nd Annual All-Pro NSFL and DSFL Rosters
By: Mony Kronbon

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S22 is in the books. Time to take a look back at the season and recognize some of last season's top performers. I also want to go over my hypothetical rules summit.

As far as the Awards go, All the picks are based on the index. Stats, team performance, and my own personal bias are the criteria. For consistency, Players are categorized by their index position not necessarily the position they played. I agree the best practice is to categorize players but the position they actually played, but I have no easy way of looking that information without digging through the actual file which doesn’t agree with my comp.

NSFL All Pro

First Team

Offense
QB - Cooter Bigsby 3212 Yds 29 TD 8 Int 93.6 Rtg
RB - Mathias Hanyadi 1161 Yds 8 TD 41 Rec 440 Yds 4 TD
Flex - Ryan Leaf Jr 650 Yds 7 TD 62 Rec 714 Yds 5 TD
TE - Austin McCormick 68 Rec 906 Yds 5 TD
WR - Rod Tidwell 57 Rec 1036 Yds 11 TD
WR - Deondre Thomas-Fox 71 Rec 1022 Yds 11 TD
OL - Lazlo Forty-Two 85 Pancakes 0 Sacks Allowed
OL- Givussafare Rubbe 65 Pancakes 1 Sack Allowed

Defense
DE - Kyle idlewyld 56 Tcks 5 TFL 1 FF 1 FR 9 Scks
DE - Immanuel Blackstone 42 Tcks 12 TFL 2 FF 2 FR 6 Scks 1 Safety
DT - Giannas Kroustis 54 Tcks 2 TFL 13 Scks 1 Blocked Punt
DT - Pete Miller 40 Tcks 3 TFL 12 Scks
LB - Mo Berry 113 Tcks 1 FF 11 Scks 3 Int 14 PD
LB -Honda Edmond 135 Tcks 1 TFL 1 FF 1 FR 3 Scks 4 PD
LB - Stannislaw Koniecpolski ® 120 Tcks 1 TFL 1 FR 2 Int 4 PD
CB - Mervin Leonard 5 Int 17 PD 1 TD 61 Tcks 1 FF 1 FR
CB - AJ Lattimer 5 Int 24 PD 48 Tcks
CB - Zamir Kehla ® 4 Int 12 PD 2 TD 85 Tcks 2 TFL
S - Awkward Sexjoke 125 Tcks 1 FF 1 FR 1 Int 9 PD
S - Richard D’Attoria V 81 Tcks 1 TFL 4 Int 9 PDs

Special Teams

K- Dougie Smalls Wraiths 27/28 96.4 % 56 Long
P- Venus Powers Hahalua 4003 Punt Yards 48.2 Avg 17 Inside 20 75 Lng

Returner: Walt Green Hawks 928 KR Yards 28.1 Avg 1 TD 26 PR 179 Yds 6.9 Avg



Second Team

Offense
QB- Franklin Armstrong 2922 Yds 17 TD 8 Int 720 Rushing Yds 6 TD
RB - Ruff Ruff 1161 Yds 8 TD
Flex - Ashley Owens 736 Yds 5 TD 58 Rec 553 Yds 5 TD
TE - Jeremy Phillips ® 66 Rec 822 Yds 3 TD
WR - Saba Donut 70 Rec 1191 Yds 5 TD
WR - Nate Swift 67 Rec 1065 Yds 11 TD
OL - Bruce Buckley ® 63 Pancakes 1 Sack Allowed
OL- Brave Ulysses 52 Pancakes 0 Sacks Allowed


Defense
DE - Matt Hole ® 42 Tcks 20 TFL 3 Scks
DE - Ben Tu'inukuafe 47 Tcks 13 TFL 5 Scks
DT - Shane Masters 45 Tcks 7 TFL 7 Scks
DT - Bubba Thumper 40 Tcks 1 FR 10 Scks
LB - Warren Stephens 134 Tcks 2 TFL 1 FF 2 FR 2 PD
LB - Mike Hockhertz 133 Tcks 2 FF 5 Scks 1 Int 5 PD
LB - Maurice Virtanen 96 Tcks 1 TFL 1 FR 12 Scks 10 PD
CB - Korrin Abernathy 53 Tcks 7 Scks 1 PD
CB - Jordan Andrews 3 Int 16 PD 58 Tcks
CB - Tyler Oles Jr ® 1 Int 23 PD 52 Tcks 1 TFL 2 FF
S - Danny Grithead 119 Tcks 1 TFL 2 FF 1 FR 6 PD
S - Lamont McKinnie 92 Tcks 1 TFL 2 FF 4 FR 5 PD

Special Teams
K- Alex Dasistwirklichseinnachname Otters 29/31 93.5% 52 Lng
P- Lefty Louis ® Liberty 102 Punts 4826 Yds 19 Inside 20

Returner: Forrest Gump Second Line 28 KR 818 Yds 29.2 Avg 22 PR 173 Yds 7.9 Avg

All-Rookie Team

Offense
QB - Chica Fujiwara 204/371 1979 Yards 9 TD 7 Int 70.4 Rating
RB - Dax Frost 1097 Yds 3.8 YPC 6 TDs
Flex - Acura Skyline 911 Yds 4.3 YPC 7 TD
TE - Jeffrey Phillips 66 Rec 822 Yds 3 TDS
WR - E Barker 45 Rec 580 Yds 3 TDs
WR - R Arrow 36 Rec 566 Yds 2 TDs
OL - Bruce Buckley 63 Pancakes 1 Sack Allowed
OL- Byron Dolls 45 Pancakes 0 Sacks allowed

Defense
DE - Matt Hole 42 Tcks 20 TFL 3 Scks
DE - Lawrence Bass 40 Tcks 18 TFL 3 Scks 1 Safety
DT - Tristian Gonelie 39 Tcks 2 FF 5 Scks
DT - Magnus Rikiya 32 Tcks 3 Scks
LB - Stannis Koniecpolski 120 Tcks 1 TFL 1 FR 2 Int 4 PD
LB - Ugath Dissector 76 Tcks 4 FF 1 FR 9 Scks 1 Int 16 PD
LB - Haha Mango-Panda 113 Tcks 3 TFL 1 FF 1 Sck 6 PD
CB - Zamir Kehla 4 Int 12 PD 2 TD 85 Tcks 2 TFL
CB - Rotticus Scott 3 Int 11 PD 1 TD 87 Tcks 2 TFL 2 FF
CB - Brandon Booker 3 Int 17 PD 44 Tcks 1 TFL
S - Johnny Hellzapoppin 64 Tcks 4 Scks 3 Int 5 PD
S - Quinn Hughes 73 Tcks 1 TFL 1 FF 2 FR 3 Scks 2 Int 3 PD 1 TD

Special Teams

K- Lefty Louis Liberty 17/21 81 % 54 Lng
P- Lefty Louis Liberty 102 Punts 4826 Yds 19 Inside 20

Returner- Keʻokeʻo Kāne-Maikaʻi Hahalua 35 KR 747 Yds 21.3 Avg 22 PR 187 Yds 8.5 Avg

Most Valuable Player
QB - Cooter Bigsby 3212 Yds 29 TD 8 Int 93.6 Rtg

Ther veteran Wraiths QB put up one of his best seasons to date. Bigsby set a career-high in QB rating, leading the lead with a mark of 93.6. He also threw the least amount of interceptions in his career with 8 The continued dominance of the NSFC by the Wraiths propels him to MVP. Bigby is a legend in this league even though he does he overshadowed by his contemporaries. He is an Ultimus win away from a Hall of Fame resume.

Offensive Player of the Year
Mathias Hanyadi 1161 Yds 8 TD 41 Rec 440 Yds 4 TD

The Wraiths had the best QB/RB duo in the league this past season. Hanyadi did it all for the Wraiths, continuing to show his versatility through the air as well as the ground. Hanyadi 4 year run has been utterly dominant. Much like his teammate, Bigbsy, an Ultimus is the only thing left for him to achieve. He will be a Hall of Famer regardless.

Defensive Player of the Year
Mo Berry 113 Tcks 1 FF 11 Scks 3 Int 14 PD

What is there to even say about Mo Berry. The numbers speak for themselves. He is a general on the field and contributes in every single facet of the defense; Coverage, pressure, run-stopping, and leadership. Leading the top-rated defense to an Ultimus win was the cherry on top of a great season for Berry

Offensive Rookie of the Year
Dax Frost 1097 Yds 3.8 YPC 6 TDs

Frost may be a surprise pick for ORotY for some, but when you look at his season you have to take a few things into account. Prior to the Rose Jenkins Trade, The Sailfish had a mediocre at best passing attack due to the limitations of their QB. Every defense was keying in on Frost. Frost was also one of the few backs in this league that did not operate in a committee.

Defensive Rookie of the Year
Zamir Kehla 4 Int 12 PD 2 TD 85 Tcks 2 TFL

The controversial cornerback had the best season of any rookie this year. Two defensive touchdowns to go with four interceptions, and 85 tackles is a very impressive rookie season. For all his talk, he has backed it up and then some. Kelha stood out in the DSFL last season and has continued to have the same success out of the gate in the NSFL. As much as some will hate to see it, the sky is the limit for Kehla's career.

DSFL All Pro Team

1st Team

Offense
QB - Sim SnowBow 2538 Yds 18 Tds 11 Int 77.2 Rtg
RB - Andrew Nova 1410 Yds 5.3 YPC 9 TD
Flex - Kichwa Jones 1403 Yds 5.2 Ypc 7 Tds
TE - Donatello Arrabiata 62 600 Yds 7 Tds
WR - Friedrich Vequain 72 938 Yds 6 TDs
WR - Tychondrius Hood 57 Rec 835 Yds 7 Tds
OL - Julio Jones 62 Pancakes 1 Sack allowed
OL- Kevin Malone 61 Pancakes 1 Sack Allowed

Defense
DE - Son Goku 85 Tcks 16 TFL 2 FF 1 FR 9 Scks
DE - Water Chestnut III 51 Tcks 19 TFL 7 TDs
DT - Mario Von Pebbles 40 Ecks 13 TFL 6 Scks 1 Safety
DT - Carl Wheezer 33 Tcks 3 TFL 2 Scks
LB - Dex Kennedy 126 Ticks 6 TFL 1 FF 12 Ecks 1 PD
LB - Samuel L Sackson Sr. 65 Tcks 7 TFL 7 Sacks 2 Int 16 PD
LB - Ryan Scott 135 Tcks 9 TFL 1 FF 9 Scks 2 Int 7 PD 1 Saftey 1 TD
CB - Thubba Bumper 61 Tcks 1 FF 3 int 13 PD 2 TD
CB - Bayden Brosley 52 Tcks 2 FF 1 FR 4 Int 12 PD
CB - Matt Krause 45 Tcks 1 FF 1 FR 4 Int 12 PD
S - Eugene Smoothie 71 Tcks 1 TFL 7 Scks 2 Int 3 PD
S - Bubba Thronton 72 Tcks 2 TFL 1 FF 8 Sacks 3 Int 6 PD 2 TD

Special Teams

K- Kal Solarin Buccanneers 23/27 85.2 45 Long
P- Datsum PhastBawl Royals 91 Punts 4018 Yds 44.2 Avg 70 Lng 11 Inside 20

Returner- Braden Brosely Seawolves 42 KR 917 Yds 21.8 Avg



Second Team

Offense
QB - Chris Ramos 1936 Yds 17 TDs 13 Int 72.8 Rtg 419 Rushing Yds 4 TDs
RB - Nicholas Ayers 1348 Yds 4.6 Ypc 7 TDs
Flex - Tequila Sunrise 1469 4.0 Ypc Yds 7 TDS
TE - James Angler 47 Rec 441 Yds 3 TDs
WR - Taylor Cooper 63 Recs 823 Yds 5 Tds
WR - Nick Kaepercolin 62 Recs 797 Yds 5 Tds
OL - Douglas Quail 54 Pancakes 2 Sacks Allowed
OL- Tommy Sacamano 50 Pancakes 2 Sacks Allowed

Defense
DE - Jim Namen Jr Buccaneers 34 Ticks 16 TFL 2 FF 1 FR 4 Scks
DE - Mike Karpaasi Seawolves 44 Tcks 15 TFL 1 FF 1 FR 7 Scks
DT - Cuco Clemente Buccaneers 53 Tcks 2 TFL 2 Scks
DT - Tyler Montain Birddogs 35 Tcks 1 FR 5 Scks
LB - Henrich Kackpoo Pythons 123 Ticks 1 TFL 1 FF 6 Ecks 2 Int 10 PD
LB - Hingle McCringleberry Birddogs 54 Tcks 17 TFL 5 Scks 16 PDs
LB - Omar Wright Jr Pythons 157 Tcks 3 TFL 1 FR 3 Scks 3 PD
CB - Mikel van Perkins Royals 47 Tcks 1 FF 3 Int
CB - Ozamataz Buckshank Luchadores 34 Tcks 1 Int 16 PD
CB - Lesean Crooks Royals 1 TFL 2 FF 6 PD
S - Shawn Dawkins Pythons 84 Tcks 3 FF 1 FR 3 Scks 1 Int 2 PD
S - LiterallyJust A. Hexagon Luchadores 103 Tcks 1 TFL 5 Int 6 PD 1 TD

Special Teams

K- Jacob Small Luchadores 22/27 81.5% 47 Long
P- Phillip Stein 81 Punts 3568 Yds 44 Avg 7 inside 20

Returner- Jon Bois Coyotes 38 KR 815 Yds 21.4 1 TD 14 PR 94 Yds 6.7 avg

Most Valuable Player
Sim SnowBow QB GreyDucks 2538 Yds 18 Tds 11 Int 77.2 Rtg

Snowblow flew under the radar the last season as he split snaps with Zach Zega. He made his impact known right away when he became the full-time starter. Snowbow led the DSFL in yards and touchdowns and carried the Greyducks to a 1st place finish in the NFC. Sim Snowbow was the best QB in the DSFL.

Offensive Player of the Year
Andrew Nova RB Coyotes 1410 Yds 5.3 YPC 9 TD

Nova was a force for the Coyotes. Nova led the league in YPC, finished 3rd with touchdowns with 9, and tied for second in rushing yards.

Defensive Player of the Year
Bubba Thronton S Greyducks 72 Tcks 2 TFL 1 FF 8 Sacks 3 Int 6 PD 2 TD

Thornton tackle numbers don't jump off the page, but when you look at how many different ways he contributed on defense, He is the clear choice for Defensive Player of the Year. 2 Defensive touchdowns, 3 interceptions, and 8 sacks highlight one of the more versatile safeties in the DSFL. I am excited to see what he will be able to do at the next level.

Rules Summit

1. Awards

There is a need for clear criteria on how awards are voted on. TEs that play WR, DE at DT. Clarification and consistency on how these different situations are handled will allow the awards committee to not take as much heat every offseason. DL needs to be separated into its own respective positions, and there needs to be consistency in how players how are playing out of position are voted on.

I would also propose to remove the conference aspect of the Pro Bowl. The best players should make the pro bowl regardless of what conference they play in.

Lastly, Awards voting needs to be its own position. I can attest that digging through the index, takes time, and is a pain in the butt. Lete GM's GM and lean on the great user base to vote on the awards. Pay the right people and they will make the right choices.

2. Free Agency

Teams will have exclusive rights to negotiate an extension with a pending free agent through the trade deadline of their contract year. After the trade deadline, pending free agents enter the legal tampering phase and can negotiate/agree to deals in principal. Deals cannot be announced before the start of free agency. Deals are not official till posted and signed.

Players have very little power in free agency in this league. While many people will accept minimum deals, there needs to be an avenue for players to explore "max contracts". The above change will allow players to be courted by teams as well as be invited to locker rooms so they can see what the team dynamic is first hand before making their decision.

Agents also need more flexibility to operate. I think being an agent should be a fun way to take a step back from the league, but still, be involved and make a little money. People have varying levels of time to put into the league and with the log jam that is being created at some positions, the more fulling ways to play that can be added the better.

3. HO punishments

I would propose a rule that adds the capacity for HO to issue "official warnings" at their discretion. There are many times that there is something that needs to be addressed but not necessarily punished. In these instances, HO can address the situation with an official warning, with the caveat that if the behavior is exhibited again that the punishment will be harsh. This allows HO to gain some goodwill with a lenient punishment and also allows them to issue severe enough penalties to be a deterrent.


Thanks for taking the time to read through this. If you have any feedback I encourage you to let me know. I want to get better at my selections, so please let me know where I messed up.


Edit: Now with Special Teams