[div align=\\\"center\\\"]Meet The New Boss, Same as the Old Boss...Or is He?[/div]
I predict Mike Boss finishes the league with the most yards, highest completion percentage, highest QB rating, and most passing touchdowns in the league. Season 2 is the season of the Boss. Mike Boss is like the real Boss, Bruce Springsteen, except instead of being Born to Run, Boss was Born to Pass. After a rough start in season 1 Boss is about to be let loose against the defenses of the NSFL and shred opposing secondaries. Sure, he'll toss some interceptions, we're not working miracles here in Orange County. Boss will distinguish himself with a high YPA due to his surgical accuracy and top-tier receiving squad led by the duo of Bradley Westfield and Robert Phelps. And let's not forget about the new young gun receiver in the slot or the old, reliable George Wright, who is not just a blocker anymore.
Yes, what it comes down to is that Orange County is not the same team you saw last season. The league and the expansion have forced changes, but the versatility of the Otters will allow them to use one of their greatest and most underrated players in Mike Boss to throw bombs and missiles on their way to an Ultimus Cup championship. Cause CHAMPS like us, baby we were born to WIN.
I predict Mike Boss finishes the league with the most yards, highest completion percentage, highest QB rating, and most passing touchdowns in the league. Season 2 is the season of the Boss. Mike Boss is like the real Boss, Bruce Springsteen, except instead of being Born to Run, Boss was Born to Pass. After a rough start in season 1 Boss is about to be let loose against the defenses of the NSFL and shred opposing secondaries. Sure, he'll toss some interceptions, we're not working miracles here in Orange County. Boss will distinguish himself with a high YPA due to his surgical accuracy and top-tier receiving squad led by the duo of Bradley Westfield and Robert Phelps. And let's not forget about the new young gun receiver in the slot or the old, reliable George Wright, who is not just a blocker anymore.
Yes, what it comes down to is that Orange County is not the same team you saw last season. The league and the expansion have forced changes, but the versatility of the Otters will allow them to use one of their greatest and most underrated players in Mike Boss to throw bombs and missiles on their way to an Ultimus Cup championship. Cause CHAMPS like us, baby we were born to WIN.
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