Future Talent:Written
Its'a me, Mario. Well maybe not, but for once I'm going to set aside my usual modesty and name J.D. Boom as a player that is new to the NSFL and his Baltimore Hawks team, that has and should continue to have an impact on the NSFL Playoffs. The young Defensive End was a waiver add for the Hawks and has found himself getting an increasing workload as the season progressed, albeit at the slightly different Defensive Tackle position. He has made a great contribution for the Hawks since he arrived and even though he is barely mentioned in pre-draft scouting reports or around the NSFL in general, he doesn't mind one bit. Flying under the radar is something his agency prefers, and he likes to his self-promotion on the field. His seven sacks this season were pleasing and great indicators of his significant potential, although expectations should be tempered at this early stage of his career. His disruption and eventual sack for -6 yards against the Wraith's Chris Orosz was a crucial play and has been the highlight of his season so far. The four tackles were not as vital to the Hawks victory, but were solid contributions nonetheless. The Hawks will have plenty of work to do against the Outlaws potent offense and if the goal is the Ultimus and NSFL glory, Boom will need to perform even better and many believe he can do just that. As a pass rusher playing at the tackle position, he will need to get to or at least pressure King Bronco if the Hawks are to shock the league and hoist the trophy. He has his doubters and rightly so, however Boom has untapped potential and an innate ability to find a gap to make a tackle or get a sack. If he can continue his rapid rise there is no reason that he can't be one of the factors in the Baltimore chase for NSFL fame here in Season Two. (330)
Future Talent:GFX
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Conference Final MVP Sig:
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Playoff Recap Infographic:
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Championship Banner:
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Its'a me, Mario. Well maybe not, but for once I'm going to set aside my usual modesty and name J.D. Boom as a player that is new to the NSFL and his Baltimore Hawks team, that has and should continue to have an impact on the NSFL Playoffs. The young Defensive End was a waiver add for the Hawks and has found himself getting an increasing workload as the season progressed, albeit at the slightly different Defensive Tackle position. He has made a great contribution for the Hawks since he arrived and even though he is barely mentioned in pre-draft scouting reports or around the NSFL in general, he doesn't mind one bit. Flying under the radar is something his agency prefers, and he likes to his self-promotion on the field. His seven sacks this season were pleasing and great indicators of his significant potential, although expectations should be tempered at this early stage of his career. His disruption and eventual sack for -6 yards against the Wraith's Chris Orosz was a crucial play and has been the highlight of his season so far. The four tackles were not as vital to the Hawks victory, but were solid contributions nonetheless. The Hawks will have plenty of work to do against the Outlaws potent offense and if the goal is the Ultimus and NSFL glory, Boom will need to perform even better and many believe he can do just that. As a pass rusher playing at the tackle position, he will need to get to or at least pressure King Bronco if the Hawks are to shock the league and hoist the trophy. He has his doubters and rightly so, however Boom has untapped potential and an innate ability to find a gap to make a tackle or get a sack. If he can continue his rapid rise there is no reason that he can't be one of the factors in the Baltimore chase for NSFL fame here in Season Two. (330)
Future Talent:GFX
Conference Final MVP Sig:
Playoff Recap Infographic:
Championship Banner:
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