Moore and Nox Mock Draft

Pick 1: Indianapolis Colts
Larry Moore: Dennis Keen - LB
Known for showing up early and staying late. Known among his teammates as a bit of a goofball, but never in a bad way. The kind that keeps spirits high even when a season goes south. He has a well developed tackling technique. Strength is definitely one of his premier qualities. It will serve him well. Will never become a speed rush specialist, but has sufficient speed to become a prototype Defensive End. He will get a great chance to earn the starting job. He fits what they are looking for. He is a solid player. Cannot go wrong here.

Jim Nox: Dennis Keen - LB
Known for showing up early and staying late. Liked by coaches and teammates. A good tackler. Can bull rush smaller Tight Ends and Fullbacks when blitzing. Coaches love this kind on their Linebackers. Not a topnotch forty time, but not bad either. Has enough quickness in his first step to do everything you ask of him. Fans, coaches, and teammates alike will be ecstatic to get him on the team. He fits what they need, he is such a great talent. Everything lines up.

Pick 2: Miami Dolphins
Larry Moore: Broc Hart - QB
Knows what it takes to achieve success at any level. Liked by coaches and teammates. He has good field vision. Has accuracy to throw receivers open. Delivers with zip. Solid talent that fits their needs. Really that is all there is to it. Perfect situation. Take the money and run.

Jim Nox: Carl Roth - WR
His college coaches talk highly of his work ethic. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. Guys with hands like him are a quarterback's best friend. He will make you look good regardless of how bad you throw. Fast enough to challenge good cornerbacks in man coverage. And enough speed to threaten the deep ball. Makes nice jumpcuts after the catch. Elusive enough to be dangerous on short and intermediate routes. He will get a great chance to earn the starting job. He fits what they are looking for. He is a solid player. Cannot go wrong here.

Pick 3: New Orleans Saints
Larry Moore: David Sutherland - DT
Raised to know the value of hard work. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. This is a kid who really contributes to the team spirit and the social cohesiveness on the team. He has sufficient strength to not get bulllied on run plays. Not really a speed rusher. But still among the faster DTs. Enough explosiveness to get the the Quarterback, and that is all you need really. Makes good tackles. It is all about fit here. Is there a guy at a position of need, worthy of a pick this high? The answer, obviously, is 'heck yeah'.

Jim Nox: David Sutherland - DT
His college coaches talk highly of his work ethic. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. The guy has gets along with everyone. Sufficiently strong to bull rush. Not the strongest, but strong enough to stay on his feet against inside runs. Has never been known for his speed. But he is pretty fast, and definitely fast enough to harass Quarterbacks up the middle. Solid tackler. Solid talent that fits their needs. Really that is all there is to it. Perfect situation. Take the money and run.

Pick 4: Seattle Seahawks
Larry Moore: Michael Oldham - LB
Teammates gravitate toward him, they follow his lead. Coaches love that about him. Here is a kid who no one doubts will put in the work. Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. Highlight reel tackles. Every week. This is part of what he brings to the table. Fans will love watching him. He has sufficient strength to not get bulllied on run plays. Not a topnotch forty time, but not bad either. Has enough quickness in his first step to do everything you ask of him. He fills a hole at the position. Blue-chip player. Will fit right in and start right away. Love it.

Jim Nox: Michael Oldham - LB
Intangibles, leadership, what's not to love? Due to his work ethic, this kid is very coachable. He is driven by the love of the sport. Highlight reel tackles. Every week. This is part of what he brings to the table. Fans will love watching him. Would occasionally flatten offensive linemen in college. Even in the pros, opponents better not try to block him with a Tight End or Running Back. Is speedy enough to stay on the field in passing situations. Fits nicely with their needs. Fits nicely with the draft spot. Getting it right is important with these early picks. This guy is right.

Pick 5: Miami Dolphins
Larry Moore: Glen Brewer - QB
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. He is driven by the love of the sport. He takes care of his teammates. Most everyone who ever played with him, counts him as their friend. He studies hard. He has good throwing mechanics. He has good arm strength. He fills a need for them. They will be happy to get him.

Jim Nox: Ralph Ingle - G
Raised to know the value of hard work. The guy has gets along with everyone. He has the strength to throw defenders around, and not just the linebackers. Execution in the running game is something coaches have noticed about him. He blocks pretty well. Something that scouts highight is how well he pass blocks. You do not pick him this high if he could not protect the QB. Fill the need with a quality player. Best case scenario here.

Pick 6: Philadelphia Eagles
Larry Moore: Carroll Gallagher - LB
Due to his work ethic, this kid is very coachable. Well liked in the locker room. You will see him make a lot of tackles. Has sufficient strength to play with the big boys in the pros. More than enough speed for the position. This will become evident as he develops. Some might say this is a 'need' pick, but we must remember, this is a really good player as well. He will contribute early and often. No losers here.

Jim Nox: Carroll Gallagher - LB
Known among his teammates as a hard worker. Known among his teammates as a bit of a goofball, but never in a bad way. The kind that keeps spirits high even when a season goes south. Pretty good tackling fundamentals. That is something coaches love. Strong enough to flatten smaller blockers. And strong enough to not be flattened by the bigger ones. Will never become a speed rush specialist, but has sufficient speed to become a prototype Defensive End. He will get a great chance to earn the starting job. He fits what they are looking for. He is a solid player. Cannot go wrong here.

Pick 7: Buffalo Bills
Larry Moore: Ralph Ingle - G
The guy has his head on straight. Well liked in the locker room. In college, he routinely threw defenders off their feet when blocking them. Watch the tape, this kind is strong. Driving up his value is his ability to block on run plays. Teams need kids who can hold their own against fully grown men. He can hold his own in the passing game. Will improve once he finetunes his technique, but he is already pretty good. Do not fret. You need him, fans love him. Surefire pick.

Jim Nox: Brady Dawkins - T
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. In college, he routinely threw defenders off their feet when blocking them. Watch the tape, this kind is strong. Nice blocking skills on run plays. He will contribute to the running game. His pass blocking skills is something teams like about him. They almost have to make this pick. You do not want to look back in five years and see this kid on another team knowing he could have been yours.

Pick 8: New England Patriots
Larry Moore: Brady Dawkins - T
Due to his work ethic, this kid is very coachable. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. With this guy on the team, they will have to buy extra weights. He is just that strong. Scouts love his understanding for opening running lanes in the running game. Something that scouts highight is how well he pass blocks. You do not pick him this high if he could not protect the QB. You need him, just get him already.

Jim Nox: Charles Locklear - WR
Not afraid to lead. This guy understands what it means to be a pro. 'Team player', this is the correct term for him. He makes everyone around him better. His balance when catching the ball is good. He plays faster than his forty might indicate. Has the balance and shiftiness to work well on short and intermediate routes from the slot. He fills a hole at the position. Blue-chip player. Will fit right in and start right away. Love it.

Pick 9: San Diego Chargers
Larry Moore: Ryan Gaskins - QB
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. This is a kid, where if you are winning he will shine, but he might have trouble with adversity. Plays with intelligence. Throws with purpose and power. When the available talent fits what you need, there is reason to celebrate. They are getting a great talent who will serve them for many years.

Jim Nox: Glen Brewer - QB
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. The guy has gets along with everyone. He makes smart decisions with the ball. Trusts his own accuracy, and is rarely disappointed. His arm is good, but not great... yet! It is not often that the talent available fits perfectly with what you need. When it does, it makes for a win-win situation. This young man is going to be put in a position to succeed.

Pick 10: Kansas City Chiefs
Larry Moore: Dan Rose - LB
Knows what it takes to achieve success at any level. He takes care of his teammates. Most everyone who ever played with him, counts him as their friend. This is a kid who will shoulder any blame. I do not think anyone would like to be tackled by this guy. Just from his college tape the pros should already be scared of him. Coaches like his strength. I do too. It will benefit him greatly on the field. Not exactly a speed rusher, but has plenty of speed for the position. Fans, coaches, and teammates alike will be ecstatic to get him on the team. He fits what they need, he is such a great talent. Everything lines up.

Jim Nox: Don Devine - CB
Known for showing up early and staying late. Well liked in the locker room. Once this kid gets in the building, they will be set at this position for years.

Free Agency Round 5: Round Up

16 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Cole Stallworth - C. The C out of North Carolina signed a contract of Jacksonville Jaguars with 4 years, $31,080,000.

National West was the most active division with a total of 4 signings.

Jacksonville Jaguars was the most active signing a total of 3 player(s).

The biggest spender was Jacksonville Jaguars who signed 3 player(s) for a total of $17,060,000.

Free Agency Round 4: Round Up

25 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Timothy Cagle - WR. The WR out of Western Kentucky signed a contract of Los Angeles Rams with 5 years, $69,300,000.

National North was the most active division with a total of 8 signings.

Minnesota Vikings was the most active signing a total of 6 player(s).

The biggest spender was Los Angeles Rams who signed 4 player(s) for a total of $25,110,000.

The Vikings announce they have cut Luis Blair - CB.

The Luis Blair year veteran CB will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 477 Tck, 3 Sck, 14 Int, 3 Def TD, 8 FF, 2 FR. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

Free Agency Round 3: Round Up

32 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Theodore Canada - G. The G out of Maryland signed a contract of San Diego Chargers with 4 years, $51,600,000.

National North was the most active division with a total of 10 signings.

Minnesota Vikings was the most active signing a total of 8 player(s).

The biggest spender was Minnesota Vikings who signed 8 player(s) for a total of $44,235,000.

Free Agency Round 2: Round Up

32 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Anthony Church - RB. The RB out of Maryland signed a contract of Jacksonville Jaguars with 4 years, $70,720,000.

National North was the most active division with a total of 8 signings.

Minnesota Vikings was the most active signing a total of 6 player(s).

The biggest spender was Minnesota Vikings who signed 6 player(s) for a total of $32,842,725.

CB Zachary Barlow (MIN) signs large free agent deal!

NEW YORK -- Anxious all week, CB Zachary Barlow was finally catching some sleep at home in Charlotte, N.C., when he found out just how serious the Minnesota Vikings were about acquiring him.

The free-agent signing period had just begun, and Barlow's agent called to tell him that the Vikings head coach was in town. Soon, Barlow was meeting him at an executive airport.

Now, Barlow is being fitted for a Vikings uniform.

One of the league's top CBs and top free-agent prize agreed Friday to a 7 year contract worth $18,750,000.

"It's one thing to play football in this league and make a living, but it's a totally different thing to come to a place with a rich tradition like the Vikings," Barlow said.

Free Agency Round 1: Round Up

26 players signed this week.

The biggest name signing this week was Mark Arthur - C. The C out of UNLV signed a contract of Green Bay Packers with 4 years, $32,240,000.

National North was the most active division with a total of 10 signings.

Minnesota Vikings was the most active signing a total of 8 player(s).

The biggest spender was Minnesota Vikings who signed 8 player(s) for a total of $15,294,600.

The Panthers have released Timothy Willis - RB!

The Timothy Willis year veteran RB will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 1068 att, 6683 yds, 53 TD, 208 rec, 2757 yds, 22 TD. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

Los Angeles Stunned as Rams Go Up for Sale

Los Angeles is standing still today. After a decade of success under owner Barry — highlighted by the 2055 WWPF Championship — the man who built one of the league’s flagship franchises has decided to step away from the game.

In a stunning announcement, Barry declared that he’s retiring and putting the WWPF Los Angeles Rams up for sale. His decision, according to team sources, came without warning and has sent shockwaves through front offices and fan bases alike.

No word yet on where Barry plans to enjoy his retirement — or how he intends to spend his billions — but what’s certain is that one of the most valuable franchises in the WWPF is suddenly on the market.

League Commissioner Darren, known in league circles as “HeimdellAvatar,” confirmed the news and directed potential buyers to reach out through the official WWPF Discord channel for further information.

For Los Angeles fans, it’s the end of an era — and possibly, the beginning of another.

WWPF Chicago Bears Unpopular

The WWPF Chicago Bears are currently the talk of the league for all the wrong reasons: With a fanbase of just 47 and an approval rating of only 7, they rank among the least popular teams in the Weekend Warrior Pro Football League (WWPF) – and for good reason.
Their bandwagon score of just 5 puts them at the very bottom of the league.

Reasons for Unpopularity
The roots of the Bears’ lack of popularity run deep. Lawsuits pile up daily on owner Kottan’s desk, pointing to major structural and interpersonal problems within the franchise. A toxic climate among players and staff causes frustration that directly impacts fan satisfaction and stadium atmosphere.
Outdated training facilities only add to the misery: While other teams are constantly upgrading, the Bears remain stuck in the past. Poorly equipped training centers and a lack of innovation leave both players and fans dissatisfied.

Lack of Success and Chicago Weather
A major factor in the franchise’s weak reputation is the constant lack of on-field success. The Bears rarely impress, routinely missing the playoffs—a cycle that fuels discontent among their fan base. Then there’s the infamous Chicago weather: cold, rain, and wind make home games unappealing and sap enthusiasm all year long.

Scandals, Pay Issues, and Owner Criticism
Scandals surrounding the organization have a lasting impact on the Bears’ public image. Internal disputes and negative media headlines have become business as usual in Chicago, further eating away at the Bears’ reputation. Add in low pay from owner Kottan, and both players and employees lack the motivation to give it their all. Fans see this as a major problem, which directly affects team approval.

The Discontented Fanbase
The tiny fanbase and poor bandwagon score reflect the deep dissatisfaction among Bears fans—compared to other WWPF teams, Chicago falls far behind. Many supporters miss a sense of identity, passion, and community. The gap between franchise and fans keeps widening.

Conclusion
The Chicago Bears of the WWPF are a prime example of how a combination of lack of success, troubled management, outdated facilities, and tough outside circumstances can lead to lasting unpopularity. Unless major changes are made, there is little hope for the Bears to change their image.

Offseason Team Needs with Jeremy Piper

With a new offseason under way, some rosters are in good shape. However, other teams have big needs to address this offseason. Your always trusty Jeremy Piper here brings you a quick glance at the teams with work to do. Whether they fill their needs in the draft or with veterans in free agency remains to be seen.

Here we go:
Green Bay Packers: G CB LB DT
Chicago Bears: C TE CB DE
Detroit Lions: G LB DE SS
Minnesota Vikings: QB RB G T C TE WR CB LB DT DE FS
Carolina Panthers: CB LB DT
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: T CB LB DT
Atlanta Falcons: QB RB TE WR DT DE SS
New Orleans Saints: DT
Philadelphia Eagles: LB DT DE
New York Giants: TE LB SS
Dallas Cowboys: G C TE WR CB DT
Washington Commanders: TE CB
San Francisco 49ers: G WR LB SS
Arizona Cardinals: QB TE CB LB DT
Los Angeles Rams: TE WR LB DT FS
Seattle Seahawks: CB LB
Baltimore Ravens: DT
Cincinnati Bengals: CB LB DT DE SS
Pittsburgh Steelers: CB LB
Cleveland Browns: WR LB DE
Jacksonville Jaguars: QB G T C WR CB DT DE FS
Tennessee Titans: CB DT
Indianapolis Colts: C LB DT
Houston Texans: QB LB
Buffalo Bills: G T C DT DE FS
New England Patriots: T WR CB LB DT FS
New York Jets: C LB DE FS
Miami Dolphins: DT
Denver Broncos: G WR CB LB DE
Kansas City Chiefs: WR CB LB DT
Oakland Raiders: LB DT DE
San Diego Chargers: QB G T TE CB DE

Oakland Raiders sign coach Mike Cloutier

The Oakland Raiders have announced that they have signed Mike Cloutier as their new QB Coach. He will get a 1 year contract worth 1.1 million per year with the Oakland Raiders.

San Diego Chargers hire Aaron Bordelon from the Houston Texans

San Diego has announced that they have signed Aaron Bordelon as their new Defensive Coordinator. Bordelon was previously working for Houston as LB Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 2.9 million pr year with San Diego.

Minnesota Vikings sign coach William Barton

The Minnesota Vikings have announced that they have signed William Barton as their new Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 5.0 million per year with the Minnesota Vikings.

Kansas City Chiefs hire Benjamin Johnson from New York

The Kansas City Chiefs have announced that they have signed Benjamin Johnson as their new Offensive Coordinator. Johnson was previously working for New York as RB and Receivers Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 4.9 million per year with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Gering The Cowboys Are Reeling After Head Coach Royce Sweeney’s Stunning Departure to the Dolphins

Nueremberg, GER
Wednesday, Oct 23, 2058

What just happened under the star? The Cowboys woke up to a football earthquake this morning: head coach Royce Sweeney is gone — and not to retirement or a front office job. He’s headed to Miami.

Multiple team sources confirmed that Sweeney finalized a deal with the Dolphins late last night, leaving Cowboys ownership blindsided. The move comes with no public statement, no farewell press conference, and virtually no warning signs — a stunning twist for a franchise that believed it had its man for the long haul.

Sweeney, who led the Cowboys to consecutive playoff appearances and helped rebuild the team’s defensive identity, was reportedly courted aggressively by Miami owner Soadeathdealer over the past week. The Dolphins, who made the playoffs last year, have been searching for a motivator capable of unlocking their talented but inconsistent roster.

In Dallas, the tone is disbelief. “It came out of nowhere,” one player texted. “Nobody had a clue.” Inside The Star, assistants were left scrambling for answers as news broke across sports networks.

Now, owner Templer faces a major decision just weeks before the offseason program cranks up. The Cowboys will have to find not only a replacement, but also a new vision.

As for Sweeney, he leaves behind a proud but frustrated fan base — and steps straight into the Florida heat with sky-high expectations. One thing’s certain: no one saw this coming.

Dominic Clay staying with Green Bay Packers

The New York Giants tried to pry Dominic Clay away from Packers to fill the position as their new Special Teams Coach. However, Clay publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Packers as their Special Teams Coach for the coming season.

New York Giants hire Norman Rasmussen from the Green Bay Packers

New York has announced that they have signed Norman Rasmussen as their new QB Coach. Rasmussen was previously working for Green Bay as QB Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 3.0 million pr year with New York.

Daren Hansen staying with Jacksonville Jaguars

The Kansas City Chiefs tried to pry Daren Hansen away from Jaguars to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Hansen publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Jaguars as their DL Coach for the coming season.

Washington Commanders hire Timmy Torres from Houston

The Washington Commanders have announced that they have signed Timmy Torres as their new Defensive Coordinator. Torres was previously working for Houston as DL Coach. He will get a 5 year contract worth 5.8 million per year with the Washington Commanders.

San Diego Chargers hire Harold Pantoja from the Seattle Seahawks

San Diego has announced that they have signed Harold Pantoja as their new Offensive Coordinator. Pantoja was previously working for Seattle as RB and Receivers Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 2.8 million pr year with San Diego.

New York Giants hire Jerold Adams from the Denver Broncos

New York has announced that they have signed Jerold Adams as their new Offensive Coordinator. Adams was previously working for Denver as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 3.0 million pr year with New York.

Miami Dolphins hire Royce Sweeney from the Dallas Cowboys

Miami has announced that they have signed Royce Sweeney as their new Head Coach. Sweeney was previously working for Dallas as Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 11.2 million pr year with Miami.

Washington Commanders hire Robert Stone from the Chicago Bears

Washington has announced that they have signed Robert Stone as their new Head Coach. Stone was previously working for Chicago as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 6.2 million pr year with Washington.

Philadelphia Eagles hire Jeffrey Godinez from the New England Patriots

Philadelphia has announced that they have signed Jeffrey Godinez as their new Head Coach. Godinez was previously working for New England as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 5.4 million pr year with Philadelphia.

Robert Reynolds staying with Oakland Raiders

The New York Giants tried to pry Robert Reynolds away from Raiders to fill the position as their new Special Teams Coach. However, Reynolds publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Raiders as their Special Teams Coach for the coming season.

Joseph Foster staying with Houston Texans

The New York Giants tried to pry Joseph Foster away from Texans to fill the position as their new QB Coach. However, Foster publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Texans as their QB Coach for the coming season.

Carolina Panthers hire David Ingraham from the Oakland Raiders

Carolina has announced that they have signed David Ingraham as their new QB Coach. Ingraham was previously working for Oakland as QB Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 1.0 million pr year with Carolina.

Minnesota Vikings sign coach Richard Sprague

The Minnesota Vikings have announced that they have signed Richard Sprague as their new QB Coach. He will get a 5 year contract worth 1.5 million per year with the Minnesota Vikings.

Baltimore Ravens hire Charles Vasquez from the New Orleans Saints

Baltimore has announced that they have signed Charles Vasquez as their new Defensive Coordinator. Vasquez was previously working for New Orleans as DB Coach. He will get a 2 year contract worth 2.9 million pr year with Baltimore.

Frank Giles staying with Baltimore Ravens

The New Orleans Saints tried to pry Frank Giles away from Ravens to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Giles publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Ravens as their DL Coach for the coming season.

Alfredo Dickens staying with Green Bay Packers

The New York Giants tried to pry Alfredo Dickens away from Packers to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Dickens publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Packers as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Benjamin Johnson staying with New York Giants

The Atlanta Falcons tried to pry Benjamin Johnson away from Giants to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Johnson publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Giants as their RB and Receivers Coach for the coming season.

Buffalo Bills hire Shawn Yoder from the Kansas City Chiefs

Buffalo has announced that they have signed Shawn Yoder as their new Head Coach. Yoder was previously working for Kansas City as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 9.6 million pr year with Buffalo.

Baltimore Ravens hire Ernest Haas from the Kansas City Chiefs

Baltimore has announced that they have signed Ernest Haas as their new Head Coach. Haas was previously working for Kansas City as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 5.9 million pr year with Baltimore.

James Poole staying with Cleveland Browns

Washington tried to pry James Poole away from Cleveland to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Poole publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Cleveland as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

James Poole staying with Cleveland Browns

Philadelphia tried to pry James Poole away from Cleveland to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Poole publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Cleveland as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

New Orleans Saints hire Ricardo Warner from the Philadelphia Eagles

New Orleans has announced that they have signed Ricardo Warner as their new Head Coach. Warner was previously working for Philadelphia as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 6.1 million pr year with New Orleans.

Atlanta Falcons hire James Holland from Washington

The Atlanta Falcons have announced that they have signed James Holland as their new Head Coach. Holland was previously working for Washington as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 5.2 million per year with the Atlanta Falcons.

Gary Taylor staying with Denver Broncos

The Minnesota Vikings tried to pry Gary Taylor away from Broncos to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Taylor publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Broncos as their Head Coach for the coming season.

Minnesota Vikings release Albert Valerio - C!

The Albert Valerio year veteran C will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 255 Pancakes. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

The Vikings move on without Charlie Florence - C.

The Charlie Florence year veteran C will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 50 Pancakes. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

The Vikings move on without Cornelius Washington - G.

The Cornelius Washington year veteran G will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 157 Pancakes. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

The Vikings move on without Edward Larson - RB.

The first year player now finds himself without a team.

Carl Larson - RB cut by Vikings!

The Carl Larson year veteran RB will be looking for a new team. In his career he has compiled a CV with 311 att, 1467 yds, 17 TD, 20 rec, 178 yds, 3 TD. It remains to be seen if he can bargain that into a new contract elsewhere.

WWPF 2058 Season Preview: The Fire Is Back

The energy around the league is electric. The WWPF 2058 season kicks off with more storylines, rivalries, and front-office drama than ever. For the owners, it’s more than football — it’s legacy. Every contract, every draft pick, every Sunday call carries that unmistakable edge: the chase for immortality.

Last year, the Carolina Panthers claimed the ultimate prize, outlasting the New York Jets 34–31 in one of the most thrilling championship games in recent memory. Owner InvisibleWitness led a team that still has the Carolinas buzzing, and the team enters 2058 with a target on its back and confidence in its stride. “We learned how to finish,” InvisibleWitness said at training camp. “Now we’ve got to learn how to defend.”

WWPF commissioner Darren, the veteran architect behind the league’s meteoric rise, is also entering a defining year. His leadership through competitive expansion and international reach has turned the WWPF into a global showcase of simulation sports excellence. “What we see now is ownership passion at its peak — innovation, analytics, rivalries. The WWPF is stronger than ever,” Darren said in his season-opening.

Perhaps nothing reflects that global surge more than the breakthrough of two German-owned franchises in 2057 — a historic first. Simon Mayer’s Arizona Cardinals brought a disciplined, balanced football approach that embodied “German precision,” grinding their way into playoff contention with a 3-3 start that bloomed into momentum. Meanwhile, Simon Templer’s Dallas Cowboys rewrote expectations in the NFC, blending American flair with European tactical depth.
Fans across Germany stayed up late to watch both owners make postseason noise, and the response back home was explosive. “It wasn’t just about winning,” said Templer. “It was about showing that strategy travels.”

In addition to the Cardinals and Cowboys, two other German teams compete in the World Wide Professional Football League (WWPF): the Washington Commanders and the Chicago Bears.

The Washington Commanders enter their season in 2058 without a Head Coach.
After a medicore previous season with 8–8 wins and and missing the WWPF playoffs, they want to start this season with a notable record. Missing new additions in the roster, they still count among the teams with playoff ambitions.

The WWPF Chicago Bears, traditionally one of the oldest and most storied teams in the league, have one championships in 2032 to their name, But Kottan's last playoff participation was in 2051.
In 2057, they rely on a rejuvenated offense and recently managed to win against the Cardinals in the last second, causing a stir in Germany.
Best Bears player for 2058: All-Star Bowl WR Christopher Stein – owner Kottan wants to build on him this season

Germany watches with anticipation whether owners Udo Bechtholt (Washington) and Kottan (Chicago) can build on the impressive successes of the Cardinals and Cowboys this season.

As the 2058 campaign dawns, excitement surges through ownership circles. Carolina looks to defend. Arizona and Dallas fight to prove they belong. New contenders are lurking.
Commissioner Darren’s words from the podium say it all: “The WWPF isn’t just a league anymore. It’s a movement.”

Buckle up — the new season is here, and all bets are off.

Draft Order: Indianapolis Colts own first overall.

Pick 1: Indianapolis Colts
Pick 2: Miami Dolphins (from Minnesota Vikings)
Pick 3: New Orleans Saints
Pick 4: Seattle Seahawks
Pick 5: Miami Dolphins (from Jacksonville Jaguars)
Pick 6: Philadelphia Eagles
Pick 7: Buffalo Bills
Pick 8: New England Patriots
Pick 9: San Diego Chargers
Pick 10: Kansas City Chiefs
Pick 11: Green Bay Packers
Pick 12: Denver Broncos
Pick 13: Atlanta Falcons
Pick 14: Houston Texans
Pick 15: Baltimore Ravens
Pick 16: Washington Commanders
Pick 17: New York Giants
Pick 18: Cincinnati Bengals
Pick 19: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Pick 20: Chicago Bears
Pick 21: Los Angeles Rams
Pick 22: Cleveland Browns
Pick 23: Miami Dolphins
Pick 24: Detroit Lions
Pick 25: Oakland Raiders
Pick 26: Denver Broncos (from Arizona Cardinals)
Pick 27: Tennessee Titans
Pick 28: Dallas Cowboys
Pick 29: San Francisco 49ers
Pick 30: Pittsburgh Steelers
Pick 31: New Orleans Saints (from New York Jets)
Pick 32: Carolina Panthers

Coaching Carousel Predictions.

The offseason is upon us and that means teams are shaking up their coaching staffs. This means that we get to take our annual look at coordinators who could make the leap to become head coaches, and the teams who are likely to poach them.

The prime candidates identified by our experts are:
Ramon Coleman - Offensive Coordinator - Pittsburgh Steelers
Ernest Haas - Defensive Coordinator - Kansas City Chiefs
David Lattimore - Offensive Coordinator - San Francisco 49ers
Charles Webster - Defensive Coordinator - Pittsburgh Steelers
Jerold Adams - Offensive Coordinator - Denver Broncos
Lawrence Napier - Offensive Coordinator - New York Giants
David Clough - Defensive Coordinator - Green Bay Packers
Clifford Brown - Defensive Coordinator - Detroit Lions

As always, we are prone to wild speculations, so we asked our in-house experts to do a little matchmaking between candidates and teams. Here is what they came up with:

Mary Moore:
David Clough leaves the Packers to become the head coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Darren Francis:
I think the Giants lose Lawrence Napier and I see him heading to Philadelphia Eagles.

Jim Nox:
The Lions cannot hold on to Clifford Brown. I would like to see him coach the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Jeremy Piper:
Lawrence Napier is certainly on the move. That means Giants will need a new coordinator. As for where Napier ends up? Well, I think Indianapolis Colts is a good bet.

Contract Updates

The following players have unlocked bonuses in their contracts based on their performance last season:
James Davenport - WR (Green Bay Packers) unlocked a 10% bonus for Catches (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 81).
Ron Baker - QB (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Passing TDs (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 37).
Ron Baker - QB (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 10).
Stuart Taylor - K (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for winning the championship.
Alphonso Zimmer - WR (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for winning the championship.
Alphonso Zimmer - WR (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 3).
Alphonso Zimmer - WR (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Catches (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 17).
Quincy Keeling - WR (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for winning the championship.
Quincy Keeling - WR (Carolina Panthers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Catches (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 4).
Salvador Means - DT (Atlanta Falcons) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 12).
Francis Dove - CB (Atlanta Falcons) unlocked a 10% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 57).
Eric Bradbury - LB (Atlanta Falcons) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 41).
Joshua Foy - LB (Philadelphia Eagles) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 6).
Jacob Haley - RB (Philadelphia Eagles) unlocked a 10% bonus for Rushing TDs (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 15).
Osvaldo Mckee - QB (Philadelphia Eagles) unlocked a 10% bonus for Passing TDs (Target: 30 / Accomplished: 39).
Richard Rodriguez - DE (New York Giants) unlocked a 10% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 6).
David Allard - WR (New York Giants) unlocked a 10% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 15 / Accomplished: 19).
Luis Thomas - T (Dallas Cowboys) unlocked a 5% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 80 / Accomplished: 93).
Calvin Stubblefield - CB (Dallas Cowboys) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 95 / Accomplished: 97).
Johnny Copeland - LB (Seattle Seahawks) unlocked a 10% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 82).
Ryan Haggerty - C (Seattle Seahawks) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Zachary Grady - RB (Baltimore Ravens) unlocked a 10% bonus for Rushing TDs (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 5).
Ahmed Dinkins - CB (Baltimore Ravens) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 14).
Anthony Poole - LB (Cincinnati Bengals) unlocked a 10% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 6).
Timothy Deal - WR (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 10).
Timothy Deal - WR (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Catches (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 101).
Timothy Deal - WR (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 10).
Wade Miller - DT (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 16).
Wade Miller - DT (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 4).
Rene Chin - SS (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Interceptions (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 1).
Neil Moseley - LB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 3).
Todd Lemaster - TE (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 1).
Harold Bernier - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 2).
Bruce Ricks - DE (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 14).
Francisco Simon - LB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 4).
Francisco Simon - LB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 38).
Elbert Banks - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 3).
Elbert Banks - CB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 1).
Jan Benton - FB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 5).
Jacob Wells - WR (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 8).
Jacob Wells - WR (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Receiving TDs (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 1).
Jacob Wells - WR (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Catches (Target: 1 / Accomplished: 11).
Michael Lackey - RB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 7).
Michael Lackey - RB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Rushing Attempts (Target: 50 / Accomplished: 288).
Michael Lackey - RB (Pittsburgh Steelers) unlocked a 5% bonus for Rushing TDs (Target: 10 / Accomplished: 20).
Brian Murrell - WR (Houston Texans) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Dylan Higginbotham - FS (Houston Texans) unlocked a 5% bonus for Tackles (Target: 40 / Accomplished: 62).
Dalvin Snider - CB (Buffalo Bills) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Joan Perry - LB (New York Jets) unlocked a 15% bonus for Tackles (Target: 100 / Accomplished: 104).
Joan Perry - LB (New York Jets) unlocked a 20% bonus for Sacks (Target: 10 / Accomplished: 10).
Timothy Hill - G (New York Jets) unlocked a 15% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 80 / Accomplished: 84).
John Stackhouse - FS (Miami Dolphins) unlocked a 1% bonus for Tackles (Target: 70 / Accomplished: 72).
Nicholas Pauley - TE (Kansas City Chiefs) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 9).
George Callahan - C (Kansas City Chiefs) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
George Montanez - LB (Kansas City Chiefs) unlocked a 5% bonus for Sacks (Target: 5 / Accomplished: 9).
Leonard Abrams - C (Oakland Raiders) unlocked a 5% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 20 / Accomplished: 27).
Charles Easterling - RB (Oakland Raiders) unlocked a 5% bonus for Avg. Rush Gain (Target: 4 / Accomplished: 4.6).
Adam Johnson - QB (Oakland Raiders) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Colin Bell - G (Oakland Raiders) unlocked a 10% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
David Bittner - WR (Oakland Raiders) unlocked a 15% bonus for Catches (Target: 80 / Accomplished: 100).
Clifford Garay - C (Oakland Raiders) unlocked a 5% bonus for Games Started (Target: 8 / Accomplished: 16).
Carl Yocum - T (San Diego Chargers) unlocked a 10% bonus for Pancakes (Target: 20 / Accomplished: 88).

To Charles Frazier - QB, the past is the past.

Charles Frazier is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Frazier is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

Garfield Florence has retired from coaching

Garfield Florence has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will pursue a career in broadcasting.

Tyrone Kimbrell has retired from coaching

Tyrone Kimbrell has announced his decision to retire from coaching. It is assumed he will take a job in the private sector.

Clarence Mcgovern has retired from coaching

Clarence Mcgovern has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will be starting a training facility and scouting service.

Henry Locke has retired from coaching

Henry Locke has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will be starting a training facility and scouting service.

Brian Boucher has retired from coaching

Brian Boucher has announced his decision to retire from coaching. It is assumed he will take a job in the private sector.

Christopher Thomas has retired from coaching

Christopher Thomas has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will be starting a training facility and scouting service.

Frank Crockett has retired from coaching

Frank Crockett has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will be starting a training facility and scouting service.

Active Player Retirements

Chicago Bears:
FB Henry Munoz - FB (9 seasons) 69 att, 219 yds, 14 TD, 16 rec, 72 yds, 0 TD

Minnesota Vikings:
CB Kevin Anderson - CB (10 seasons) 285 Tck, 4 Sck, 14 Int, 1 Def TD, 7 FF, 3 FR

Carolina Panthers:
FB Clifford Young - FB (8 seasons) 53 att, 204 yds, 22 TD, 106 rec, 806 yds, 8 TD

Atlanta Falcons:
RB Kerry Styles - RB (6 seasons) 178 att, 815 yds, 14 TD, 13 rec, 144 yds, 1 TD
RB Jeremy Garcia - RB (7 seasons) 1953 att, 10651 yds, 111 TD, 317 rec, 3218 yds, 25 TD

New Orleans Saints:
WR Johnny Couture - WR (14 seasons) 976 rec, 10389 yds, 80 TD

Philadelphia Eagles:
RB Julian Landry - RB (8 seasons) 32 att, 320 yds, 6 TD
C Gerald Arnold - C (13 seasons) 512 Pancakes

New York Giants:
LB Dennis Blair - LB (11 seasons) 1120 Tck, 26 Sck, 8 Int, 15 FF, 7 FR

Dallas Cowboys:
TE Luther Rodriguez - TE (12 seasons) 409 rec, 3204 yds, 16 TD
DE Bradley Thurman - DE (12 seasons) 235 Tck, 66 Sck, 1 Sfty, 12 FF, 5 FR

Baltimore Ravens:
TE Tobias Moore - TE (11 seasons) 367 rec, 3516 yds, 29 TD
LB Stephen Blanchette - LB (11 seasons) 649 Tck, 23 Sck, 9 Int, 3 Def TD, 9 FF, 5 FR
G Thomas Ortega - G (12 seasons) 564 Pancakes

Cincinnati Bengals:
DT John Sloan - DT (13 seasons) 136 Tck, 22 Sck, 6 FF, 3 FR

Pittsburgh Steelers:
RB Alan Blankenship - RB (9 seasons) 1916 att, 10090 yds, 113 TD, 83 rec, 891 yds, 8 TD
CB Anthony Helms - CB (10 seasons) 212 Tck, 2 Sck, 8 Int, 3 Def TD, 4 FF, 3 FR

Buffalo Bills:
DE Matthew Lemon - DE (13 seasons) 100 Tck, 10 Sck, 1 Sfty, 1 FF, 1 FR

Denver Broncos:
K Eldridge Quintero - K (15 seasons) 318/373 FG
CB Erich Kimbrell - CB (12 seasons) 521 Tck, 7 Sck, 27 Int, 2 Def TD, 5 FF, 4 FR

Kansas City Chiefs:
LB Michael Alvarez - LB (13 seasons) 1058 Tck, 38 Sck, 13 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 14 FF, 13 FR

San Diego Chargers:
RB Howard Tran - RB (9 seasons) 507 att, 2882 yds, 28 TD, 56 rec, 446 yds, 5 TD
WR Vernon Goldberg - WR (9 seasons) 537 rec, 8026 yds, 71 TD

Notable free agent retirements

QB:
Manuel Deleon (13 seasons pro) 109/204, 1207 yds, 7 TD
Mario Colwell (12 seasons pro) 2144/3323, 33011 yds, 266 TD
Benjamin Antonio (10 seasons pro) 2247/3372, 25043 yds, 181 TD
Peyton Goodwin (11 seasons pro) 1526/2234, 15518 yds, 104 TD
Clay Farias (12 seasons pro) 1259/1988, 16994 yds, 155 TD
David Mcdonald (14 seasons pro) 511/801, 5977 yds, 52 TD
John Dewey (12 seasons pro) 461/882, 6049 yds, 52 TD
Jonathon Dean (6 seasons pro) 145/289, 1641 yds, 6 TD

RB:
Anthony Colburn (10 seasons pro) 1665 att, 7468 yds, 45 TD, 181 rec, 1135 yds, 4 TD
Johnnie Janssen (8 seasons pro) 1199 att, 5905 yds, 51 TD, 209 rec, 2572 yds, 21 TD
Ronald Givens (7 seasons pro) 685 att, 3429 yds, 37 TD, 115 rec, 1580 yds, 11 TD
Leo Vang (7 seasons pro) 152 att, 723 yds, 6 TD, 56 rec, 431 yds, 1 TD
Richard Wilcox (8 seasons pro) 237 att, 1291 yds, 8 TD, 15 rec, 198 yds, 0 TD
Rodrick Hernandez (6 seasons pro) 44 att, 333 yds, 3 TD, 14 rec, 100 yds, 0 TD
Zachery Esposito (4 seasons pro) 26 att, 101 yds, 2 TD, 4 rec, 24 yds, 1 TD
Brian Paige (6 seasons pro) 30 att, 220 yds, 6 TD

G:
Giovanni Fuller (15 seasons pro) 725 Pancakes
Douglas Roberts (13 seasons pro) 289 Pancakes
Roger Mcknight (11 seasons pro) 363 Pancakes
Douglas Gant (12 seasons pro) 385 Pancakes
Steven Zhang (10 seasons pro) 353 Pancakes
Christopher Stevens (14 seasons pro) 349 Pancakes
Thomas Keel (12 seasons pro) 257 Pancakes
Dwight Ledford (8 seasons pro) 372 Pancakes

T:
Richard Emmons (13 seasons pro) 839 Pancakes
Sean Knotts (13 seasons pro) 938 Pancakes
Ariel Henson (12 seasons pro) 662 Pancakes
Thomas Williams (14 seasons pro) 446 Pancakes
Kevin Royer (11 seasons pro) 536 Pancakes
Roger Burkhart (11 seasons pro) 316 Pancakes
Roger Lassiter (12 seasons pro) 205 Pancakes
Kenneth Baylor (7 seasons pro) 341 Pancakes
Mark Earl (9 seasons pro) 127 Pancakes
Herman Cisneros (5 seasons pro) 121 Pancakes

TE:
Richard Lawson (14 seasons pro) 696 rec, 7190 yds, 50 TD
Tony Etheridge (11 seasons pro) 592 rec, 4510 yds, 25 TD
Otis Calloway (16 seasons pro) 572 rec, 3689 yds, 28 TD
Vince Buckingham (11 seasons pro) 388 rec, 3037 yds, 15 TD
Henry Hardison (12 seasons pro) 236 rec, 2637 yds, 15 TD
Billy Craig (11 seasons pro) 307 rec, 1918 yds, 5 TD
Michael Frederick (6 seasons pro) 116 rec, 831 yds, 3 TD

WR:
Milford Terry (14 seasons pro) 794 rec, 11508 yds, 92 TD
Eric Herrera (11 seasons pro) 755 rec, 13789 yds, 133 TD
Les Jackson (11 seasons pro) 162 rec, 2517 yds, 22 TD
Drue Schoonover (6 seasons pro) 159 rec, 1639 yds, 19 TD
Manuel Poindexter (9 seasons pro) 63 rec, 625 yds, 5 TD

CB:
Dion Speight (14 seasons pro) 757 Tck, 11 Sck, 27 Int, 3 Def TD, 14 FF, 6 FR
Peter Coleman (12 seasons pro) 590 Tck, 7 Sck, 18 Int, 3 Def TD, 10 FF, 8 FR
Devin Scott (10 seasons pro) 538 Tck, 4 Sck, 20 Int, 1 Def TD, 12 FF, 4 FR
Francisco Sherman (12 seasons pro) 421 Tck, 2 Sck, 19 Int, 3 Def TD, 8 FF, 3 FR
Brian Mackey (14 seasons pro) 307 Tck, 4 Sck, 6 Int, 5 FF, 4 FR
Jack Mason (12 seasons pro) 320 Tck, 2 Sck, 14 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FF, 1 FR
Bryan Frierson (13 seasons pro) 28 Tck, 3 Int, 2 Def TD

LB:
John Vanburen (12 seasons pro) 1345 Tck, 25 Sck, 10 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 Blk FG, 1 Sfty, 20 FF, 12 FR
Ralph Cabrera (12 seasons pro) 685 Tck, 26 Sck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 9 FF, 4 FR
Brian Hill (13 seasons pro) 516 Tck, 20 Sck, 5 Int, 4 FF, 5 FR
Charles Peterson (12 seasons pro) 671 Tck, 23 Sck, 6 Int, 4 FF, 1 FR
Hubert Boland (12 seasons pro) 548 Tck, 14 Sck, 12 Int, 2 Def TD, 8 FF, 9 FR
Christopher Hunter (10 seasons pro) 478 Tck, 12 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD, 2 FF, 1 FR
Roland Bray (15 seasons pro) 375 Tck, 12 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD, 5 FF, 1 FR
Marvin Richardson (12 seasons pro) 558 Tck, 20 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Sfty, 4 FF, 3 FR
David Sweet (11 seasons pro) 225 Tck, 14 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 2 FF
Bobby Field (10 seasons pro) 298 Tck, 16 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 Sfty, 8 FF, 3 FR
Jeremy Maynard (13 seasons pro) 229 Tck, 9 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Sfty, 4 FF, 5 FR
Bruce Colvin (6 seasons pro) 54 Tck, 4 Sck, 2 FF, 2 FR
Wallace Silva (5 seasons pro) 58 Tck, 6 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD, 4 FF, 3 FR

DT:
Omar Coleman (14 seasons pro) 176 Tck, 25 Sck, 7 FF, 3 FR
Keith Covey (11 seasons pro) 127 Tck, 8 Sck
Rory Whitehurst (10 seasons pro) 43 Tck, 9 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR

DE:
Joe Davis (11 seasons pro) 207 Tck, 55 Sck, 11 FF, 4 FR
Rogelio Gardner (13 seasons pro) 273 Tck, 43 Sck, 7 FF, 2 FR
Joshua Gordon (13 seasons pro) 166 Tck, 25 Sck, 1 Sfty, 3 FF, 2 FR
Taysir Griffin (11 seasons pro) 81 Tck, 13 Sck, 5 FF, 1 FR
Larry Wallace (11 seasons pro) 139 Tck, 46 Sck, 2 Sfty, 6 FF, 3 FR
Jaelen Espinoza (9 seasons pro) 56 Tck, 10 Sck, 2 FF, 1 FR
Jessie Spears (12 seasons pro) 139 Tck, 33 Sck, 1 Sfty, 7 FF, 6 FR

FS:
Demetrius Bryan (11 seasons pro) 419 Tck, 12 Sck, 13 Int, 3 Def TD, 6 FF, 5 FR
Robert Burdette (14 seasons pro) 307 Tck, 3 Sck, 17 Int, 2 Def TD, 5 FF, 5 FR
Tommy Williams (9 seasons pro) 103 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FF

SS:
Sean Pendergrass (14 seasons pro) 576 Tck, 7 Sck, 8 Int, 1 Def TD, 2 FF, 6 FR
Kasey Spillman (11 seasons pro) 184 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Int, 6 FF, 2 FR
Jacob Quick (9 seasons pro) 324 Tck, 6 Sck, 4 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FF
Warren Jones (9 seasons pro) 416 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 Int, 2 FF, 1 FR
George Stinson (7 seasons pro) 250 Tck, 7 Sck, 4 Int, 1 Sfty, 5 FF, 1 FR
Larry Harvey (10 seasons pro) 284 Tck, 7 Sck, 3 Int, 3 FF, 3 FR

K:
Jerry Gallagher (8 seasons pro) 126/148 FG

P:
Lacy Craven (14 seasons pro) 41061 yards, 365 inside 20
David O'Neal (15 seasons pro) 46881 yards, 352 inside 20
Charles Wheeler (5 seasons pro) 4526 yards, 40 inside 20
Arthur Lake (5 seasons pro) 2576 yards, 25 inside 20
Dee Becerra (6 seasons pro) 6613 yards, 67 inside 20
Dennis Ochoa (4 seasons pro) 2848 yards, 27 inside 20
Trayvon Mcmanus (11 seasons pro) 20405 yards, 180 inside 20
Justin Gray (5 seasons pro) 2921 yards, 25 inside 20

Other retirements

QB Robert Roy - QB (71 ovr)
QB Eugene Wagner - QB (70 ovr)
QB Gary Patrick - QB (68 ovr)
QB Hiram Silva - QB (68 ovr)
QB John McCulloch - QB (67 ovr)
QB Dewayne Mendoza - QB (60 ovr)
QB Cleveland Wong - QB (59 ovr)
QB Jess Gee - QB (58 ovr)
RB Donald Holmes - RB (79 ovr)
RB Luis Saxon - RB (74 ovr)
RB Andrew Lee - RB (74 ovr)
RB Donald Warren - RB (73 ovr)
RB Ruben Fultz - RB (73 ovr)
RB James Castro - RB (72 ovr)
RB Justin Medina - RB (70 ovr)
RB Don Naquin - RB (69 ovr)
RB Mack Kelly - RB (69 ovr)
RB Chi Oswalt - RB (69 ovr)
RB Todd Beam - RB (69 ovr)
RB Charles Partin - RB (68 ovr)
RB Kenneth Hughes - RB (67 ovr)
RB Peter Sturdivant - RB (67 ovr)
RB William Shelton - RB (66 ovr)
RB Teodoro Sloan - RB (66 ovr)
RB Clyde Jones - RB (65 ovr)
RB Eric Palumbo - RB (64 ovr)
RB Calvin Jansen - RB (63 ovr)
RB Randy Newby - RB (61 ovr)
RB Donnie Thorn - RB (55 ovr)
RB Asher Berry - RB (53 ovr)
RB Robert Fulcher - RB (49 ovr)
RB Lewis King - RB (46 ovr)
FB William Overstreet - FB (64 ovr)
FB Henry Platt - FB (58 ovr)
FB James Holguin - FB (57 ovr)
FB Sterling Olsen - FB (56 ovr)
FB Erik Weeks - FB (51 ovr)
FB Irwin Maurer - FB (51 ovr)
FB Edward Hildebrand - FB (48 ovr)
FB Steven Henry - FB (48 ovr)
FB Eddie Ware - FB (47 ovr)
FB Brenton Berube - FB (46 ovr)
FB Michael Qualls - FB (44 ovr)
FB Royce Lombardi - FB (40 ovr)
FB Charles Ng - FB (37 ovr)
G Malcolm Sample - G (72 ovr)
G Daniel Delgado - G (72 ovr)
G William Holton - G (71 ovr)
G Thomas Newman - G (70 ovr)
G Alan Byrd - G (70 ovr)
G Stephen Barnes - G (69 ovr)
G Timothy Frank - G (68 ovr)
G John Francis - G (67 ovr)
G Todd Young - G (66 ovr)
G Armando Lankford - G (64 ovr)
G Thomas Tierney - G (64 ovr)
G Christopher Reed - G (64 ovr)
G Raymond Gilmore - G (63 ovr)
G Daniel Gaskins - G (63 ovr)
G Aaron Elkins - G (62 ovr)
G Kevin Daily - G (62 ovr)
G Herbert Paquette - G (61 ovr)
G David Hunt - G (60 ovr)
G Nicholas Dahl - G (59 ovr)
G Arnulfo Jackson - G (57 ovr)
G Gerald Turner - G (54 ovr)
G James Hand - G (52 ovr)
G Anthony Sweet - G (51 ovr)
G William Pruett - G (47 ovr)
T Raymond Bruton - T (74 ovr)
T Dominick Wood - T (71 ovr)
T Bryan Grey - T (70 ovr)
T Bill Cuevas - T (70 ovr)
T Carlos Lott - T (70 ovr)
T Raymond Gore - T (69 ovr)
T John Weiss - T (69 ovr)
T Wallace Henning - T (69 ovr)
T Calvin Cushman - T (66 ovr)
T Tank Thornburg - T (66 ovr)
T Conrad Webb - T (65 ovr)
T Bruno Hall - T (65 ovr)
T Mark Kaufman - T (65 ovr)
T Melvin Acker - T (65 ovr)
T Jaivon Gary - T (65 ovr)
T Robert Sims - T (65 ovr)
T Charles Brim - T (64 ovr)
T Richard Lockett - T (64 ovr)
T Ralph Putman - T (62 ovr)
T Roy Tatum - T (62 ovr)
T Matthew Valadez - T (62 ovr)
T David Rickman - T (62 ovr)
T Bernard Neal - T (61 ovr)
T Wayne Hyde - T (59 ovr)
T Scott Donald - T (56 ovr)
C Terry Granados - C (75 ovr)
C William Burrow - C (73 ovr)
C Raymond Coates - C (73 ovr)
C Leif Mckinney - C (71 ovr)
C Joseph Gorham - C (70 ovr)
C Lewis Baylor - C (70 ovr)
C Gilbert Dyson - C (69 ovr)
C Brian Britton - C (67 ovr)
C Wesley Riley - C (66 ovr)
C Patrick Vincent - C (64 ovr)
C Daniel Merrill - C (62 ovr)
C Eugene Broughton - C (61 ovr)
C Charles Ross - C (60 ovr)
C Samuel Correia - C (59 ovr)
C Glen Leonard - C (59 ovr)
C Bruce Warfield - C (57 ovr)
C Sam Miles - C (55 ovr)
C Santos Good - C (55 ovr)
C Drew Dasilva - C (52 ovr)
C Aidan Erwin - C (47 ovr)
TE Miguel Davis - TE (64 ovr)
TE Scott Webb - TE (60 ovr)
TE Michael Payne - TE (59 ovr)
TE Tommy Pritchard - TE (56 ovr)
TE Wayne Peterson - TE (54 ovr)
TE John Earley - TE (54 ovr)
TE Jorge Ortiz - TE (53 ovr)
TE Nathan Laws - TE (52 ovr)
TE John Caruso - TE (51 ovr)
TE Timothy Quintero - TE (49 ovr)
TE Mark Ames - TE (48 ovr)
TE Stan Kennedy - TE (48 ovr)
TE Fred Mcfadden - TE (43 ovr)
TE Stuart Schroeder - TE (40 ovr)
WR Evan Mears - WR (74 ovr)
WR Clayton Wilkes - WR (72 ovr)
WR Scott Enright - WR (72 ovr)
WR Bruce Gee - WR (71 ovr)
WR Larry Gilbertson - WR (71 ovr)
WR Jeffery Lombard - WR (70 ovr)
WR Joseph Harry - WR (70 ovr)
WR Wade Alicea - WR (70 ovr)
WR Christopher Kennedy - WR (69 ovr)
WR James Olsen - WR (69 ovr)
WR Monte Carson - WR (68 ovr)
WR Ralph Albrecht - WR (68 ovr)
WR Dick Rosser - WR (68 ovr)
WR William Drew - WR (68 ovr)
WR Alfred Shirley - WR (68 ovr)
WR Ronald Cuellar - WR (68 ovr)
WR George Madrid - WR (68 ovr)
WR Jason Dumont - WR (68 ovr)
WR John Pace - WR (67 ovr)
WR Jimmy Marquez - WR (67 ovr)
WR Robert Rupert - WR (65 ovr)
WR Buddy Metz - WR (65 ovr)
WR Tyrion Ramsey - WR (64 ovr)
WR Joshua Tucker - WR (64 ovr)
WR Rolland Lance - WR (64 ovr)
WR Rich Folse - WR (64 ovr)
WR Martin Wooldridge - WR (63 ovr)
WR Michael Tapp - WR (63 ovr)
WR James Epps - WR (63 ovr)
WR Chadwick Quintero - WR (63 ovr)
WR Paris Oaks - WR (63 ovr)
WR Kevin Howerton - WR (63 ovr)
WR Douglas Moffett - WR (62 ovr)
WR Stephen Reynolds - WR (62 ovr)
WR Jerome Hayes - WR (62 ovr)
WR Margarito Appleton - WR (61 ovr)
WR Theodore Zaragoza - WR (61 ovr)
WR Breece Hopkins - WR (60 ovr)
WR Brent Bozeman - WR (58 ovr)
WR Ricky Anderson - WR (56 ovr)
WR Marco Shockley - WR (56 ovr)
WR Patrick Naquin - WR (51 ovr)
WR Deshazor Dixon - WR (49 ovr)
WR Thomas Lyon - WR (47 ovr)
CB Mark Hanlon - CB (69 ovr)
CB Daniel Bayne - CB (65 ovr)
CB Charles Johansen - CB (63 ovr)
CB Larry Avila - CB (62 ovr)
CB Gustavo Bronson - CB (61 ovr)
CB Ward Travers - CB (60 ovr)
CB Desmond Terry - CB (59 ovr)
CB Jordyn Fredericks - CB (59 ovr)
CB Coleman Martin - CB (58 ovr)
CB Timmy Mcdonald - CB (57 ovr)
CB Ronald Cantrell - CB (57 ovr)
CB Gary Moreno - CB (56 ovr)
CB Timothy Janssen - CB (56 ovr)
CB Isaac Young - CB (56 ovr)
CB David Valdez - CB (55 ovr)
CB Arthur Smith - CB (52 ovr)
CB Keith Clemmons - CB (52 ovr)
CB Christopher Cornish - CB (51 ovr)
CB Edward Cowart - CB (50 ovr)
CB Carl Alexander - CB (50 ovr)
CB Norman Fischer - CB (50 ovr)
CB George Anaya - CB (48 ovr)
CB David Romo - CB (47 ovr)
CB John Emmons - CB (45 ovr)
CB Billy Price - CB (41 ovr)
LB Kyle Mead - LB (68 ovr)
LB Timothy Cantrell - LB (66 ovr)
LB Armando Conte - LB (66 ovr)
LB Ralph Buckner - LB (63 ovr)
LB Ashley Hairston - LB (63 ovr)
LB Joe Jackson - LB (63 ovr)
LB Peter Pham - LB (62 ovr)
LB John Nicholson - LB (62 ovr)
LB Jeffrey Loveless - LB (61 ovr)
LB Mike Spaulding - LB (61 ovr)
LB Buddy Williams - LB (59 ovr)
LB Micheal Robinson - LB (59 ovr)
LB Douglas Kelly - LB (59 ovr)
LB Oliver Miles - LB (58 ovr)
LB Thomas Lunsford - LB (58 ovr)
LB Jaime Jimenez - LB (58 ovr)
LB Michael Echevarria - LB (57 ovr)
LB Richard Janes - LB (57 ovr)
LB Robert Feliciano - LB (56 ovr)
LB Keith Cole - LB (55 ovr)
LB Dewey Brown - LB (55 ovr)
LB Marco Murray - LB (55 ovr)
LB Billie Manning - LB (54 ovr)
LB Anthony France - LB (53 ovr)
LB Ryan Torres - LB (52 ovr)
LB Robert Culver - LB (52 ovr)
LB Sean Thornton - LB (51 ovr)
LB Joseph Craddock - LB (50 ovr)
LB Kevin Wingate - LB (50 ovr)
LB Lester Boatright - LB (49 ovr)
LB Dusty Ross - LB (47 ovr)
DT Christopher Teeter - DT (65 ovr)
DT Randy Hendrickson - DT (61 ovr)
DT Jorge Chapman - DT (57 ovr)
DT Walter Singer - DT (56 ovr)
DT Jerald Apodaca - DT (55 ovr)
DT Joseph Wooley - DT (55 ovr)
DT Michael Babin - DT (55 ovr)
DT David Spears - DT (54 ovr)
DT Steve Norton - DT (53 ovr)
DT Homer Laird - DT (53 ovr)
DT George Shields - DT (49 ovr)
DT Michael Gibbs - DT (48 ovr)
DE Earl Cantrell - DE (78 ovr)
DE Leroy Cabral - DE (65 ovr)
DE Antonio Townsend - DE (60 ovr)
DE Michael Schaefer - DE (59 ovr)
DE Chris Mackie - DE (59 ovr)
DE Roger King - DE (58 ovr)
DE Eric Mayfield - DE (58 ovr)
DE Jeff Whitaker - DE (58 ovr)
DE Martin Bronson - DE (57 ovr)
DE Branden Adams - DE (57 ovr)
DE Richard Rayburn - DE (56 ovr)
DE Johnathan Jorgensen - DE (56 ovr)
DE Walter Luis - DE (54 ovr)
DE Rueben Gay - DE (54 ovr)
DE Fred Mahoney - DE (53 ovr)
DE Homer Somers - DE (53 ovr)
DE Ramon Harris - DE (52 ovr)
DE William Mullen - DE (51 ovr)
DE Carmelo Vasquez - DE (49 ovr)
DE Jeremiah Sierra - DE (49 ovr)
DE Aron Kennedy - DE (48 ovr)
DE Erin Wharton - DE (46 ovr)
DE Edward Waugh - DE (33 ovr)
FS Arthur Ware - FS (71 ovr)
FS Leon Meredith - FS (68 ovr)
FS Daniel Holley - FS (68 ovr)
FS Darryl Jewell - FS (68 ovr)
FS Pedro Buckingham - FS (66 ovr)
FS Brad Snyder - FS (65 ovr)
FS Shane Soliz - FS (65 ovr)
FS David Hardy - FS (64 ovr)
FS Mark Fryer - FS (64 ovr)
FS Richard Wiley - FS (64 ovr)
FS Thad Runyon - FS (63 ovr)
FS Wilbur Stevens - FS (62 ovr)
FS Patrick Gladney - FS (60 ovr)
FS Taj O'Neil - FS (60 ovr)
FS Agustin Williams - FS (60 ovr)
FS Paul Galvan - FS (59 ovr)
FS Charles Seifert - FS (59 ovr)
FS Joe Simon - FS (58 ovr)
FS Hector Sims - FS (57 ovr)
FS Keandre Nelson - FS (57 ovr)
FS Carlos Spain - FS (56 ovr)
FS Pablo Harrington - FS (55 ovr)
FS Alonso Swisher - FS (54 ovr)
SS Nicholas Bruno - SS (78 ovr)
SS Steven Vasquez - SS (74 ovr)
SS William Brenner - SS (73 ovr)
SS Robert Powell - SS (71 ovr)
SS Wesley Lewis - SS (69 ovr)
SS Thad Webster - SS (68 ovr)
SS Jose Webb - SS (67 ovr)
SS Rodrigo Valentin - SS (67 ovr)
SS Jorge Duckworth - SS (65 ovr)
SS Jelani Verdin - SS (65 ovr)
SS Stephen Hammond - SS (65 ovr)
SS Richard Sheehan - SS (64 ovr)
SS Mathew Denney - SS (64 ovr)
SS Thomas Wheeler - SS (63 ovr)
SS Brian Vargas - SS (63 ovr)
SS Douglas Tinsley - SS (62 ovr)
SS David Gibson - SS (62 ovr)
SS Richard Broadway - SS (62 ovr)
SS Kai Walker - SS (61 ovr)
SS Felipe Davis - SS (60 ovr)
SS Martin Orosco - SS (59 ovr)
SS Frederic Garcia - SS (59 ovr)
SS Brian Dejesus - SS (58 ovr)
SS Charles Fryer - SS (58 ovr)
SS Carl Garcia - SS (58 ovr)
SS Joshua Woo - SS (53 ovr)
K David Byrne - K (86 ovr)
K Kevin Betts - K (71 ovr)
K Christopher Amundson - K (65 ovr)
K David Brennan - K (65 ovr)
K Thomas Garza - K (65 ovr)
K Joel Soto - K (62 ovr)
K Albert Poe - K (59 ovr)
K Raymond Rios - K (57 ovr)
K Clarence Crump - K (57 ovr)
K Christopher Bateman - K (56 ovr)
K James Moody - K (56 ovr)
K Jeremy Watts - K (53 ovr)
K Edward Rich - K (48 ovr)
P Theodore Casper - P (75 ovr)
P Josue Pearson - P (70 ovr)
P Joe McCaffrey - P (60 ovr)
P Henry Wilbanks - P (58 ovr)
P Ted Schaeffer - P (58 ovr)
P Paul Milner - P (56 ovr)
P James Espino - P (54 ovr)
P George Gillette - P (52 ovr)
P Don Miller - P (50 ovr)
P Ruben Jones - P (49 ovr)
P Ashley Victor - P (44 ovr)

Steven Haggerty - LB signs extension with the Falcons and ends holdout

Just before Steven Haggerty - LB was slated to hit the free agent market, the Atlanta Falcons caved and signed him to a new contract. The player had been holding out on the Falcons all season, but that appears to have been resolved at the last possible minute. He will stay with the team on a deal worth 3 years, $7,320,000.

San Diego Chargers fire their DC, Brown.

Richard Brown has exited their role as Defensive Coordinator for the San Diego Chargers, per the latest statement from the club. A replacement will be announced when hiring resumes. After a string of losses, staff changes were expected.

San Diego Chargers fire their OC, Craven.

The team page for the San Diego Chargers indicates that Michael Craven is no longer in the Offensive Coordinator position. New candidates will be considered once recruitment opens. It's no surprise given the team's poor showing this season.

Buffalo Bills fire their OC, Marsh.

Christopher Marsh has exited their role as Offensive Coordinator for the Buffalo Bills, per the latest statement from the club. A replacement will be announced when hiring resumes. After a string of losses, staff changes were expected.

Buffalo Bills fire their HC, Crockett.

The departure of Frank Crockett from their role as Head Coach for the Buffalo Bills was announced via the team's website. A new hire is on hold until the hiring period opens. Given the squad's lackluster form, adjustments were anticipated.

Indianapolis Colts fire their DC, Phillips.

The Indianapolis Colts officially announced that Rob Phillips will no longer function as the team's Defensive Coordinator. Replacements will be considered when the hiring process resumes. Poor results have prompted many to anticipate restructuring.

Indianapolis Colts fire their HC, Smith.

The Indianapolis Colts officially announced that Marion Smith will no longer function as the team's Head Coach. Replacements will be considered when the hiring process resumes. Poor results have prompted many to anticipate restructuring.

Philadelphia Eagles fire their HC, Akers.

The departure of Robert Akers from their role as Head Coach for the Philadelphia Eagles was announced via the team's website. A new hire is on hold until the hiring period opens. Given the squad's lackluster form, adjustments were anticipated.

New Orleans Saints fire their OC, Myers.

The New Orleans Saints confirmed today that Fred Myers is no longer serving as Offensive Coordinator. A successor will be named once the hiring window opens. With declining metrics, a staff shake-up seemed inevitable.

New Orleans Saints fire their HC, Miller.

The team page for the New Orleans Saints indicates that Kirk Miller is no longer in the Head Coach position. New candidates will be considered once recruitment opens. It's no surprise given the team's poor showing this season.

Arizona Cardinals re-signs Alphonso Morris as Defensive Coordinator

The Cardinals have announced that they have given Alphonso Morris a new contract. Morris will continue to serve as Defensive Coordinator for 3 years earning 2.5 million pr year.

Arizona Cardinals re-signs Garth Hart as Offensive Coordinator

The Cardinals have announced that they have given Garth Hart a new contract. Hart will continue to serve as Offensive Coordinator for 5 years earning 4 million pr year.

San Francisco 49ers re-signs David Lattimore as Offensive Coordinator

The 49ers have announced that they have given David Lattimore a new contract. Lattimore will continue to serve as Offensive Coordinator for 6 years earning 4.5 million pr year.

San Francisco 49ers re-signs Vincent Pulliam as Head Coach

The 49ers have announced that they have given Vincent Pulliam a new contract. Pulliam will continue to serve as Head Coach for 4 years earning 5 million pr year.

Detroit Lions re-signs Jose Gibson as Head Coach

The Lions have announced that they have given Jose Gibson a new contract. Gibson will continue to serve as Head Coach for 7 years earning 5 million pr year.