Power Rankings ( 4 weeks)

1. New Orleans    3-1    63.5
2. Miami                3-1    62.5
3. Los Angeles     3-1    62.5
4. Louisville          4-0    61.8
5. Pittsburgh        3-1    60.5
6. Oklahoma         3-1    60.5
7. San Antonio     3-1    60.0
8. New York          3-1    59.5
9. Dallas                2-2    58.8
10. Houston         2-2     58.0
11. Orlando          1-3     58.0
12. Washington   2-2     58.0
13. Chicago          2-2     57.8
14. Denver            2-2     56.5
15. Michigan        2-2     56.0
16. Arizona           1-3     56.0
17. Sacramento   1-3     54.5
18. Memphis        1-3     54.3
19. Columbus      1-3      54.0
20. Birmingham   2-2     53.0
21. Philadelphia   1-3     52.5
22. Utah                 2-2     51.8
23. Portland          2-2     51.5
24. Hartford          1-3     51.0
25. Omaha             2-2     50.3
26. Carolina          0-4      43.8

A.F.F.A. SUNDAY WRAP UP 3-19-17

( 2-2) Birmingham - 26     ( 1- 3 ) Philadelphia - 7

( 4-0) Louisville - 34     ( 2-2) Houston - 24

( 2-2) Chicago - 24     ( 3-1) Pittsburgh - 20

( 1-3 ) Orlando - 35     ( 2-2) Utah - 14

( 3-1) San Antonio - 30    ( 2-2) Denver - 26

(2-2) Portland - 30     (1-3) Hartford - 21

WEEK FOUR SATURDAY WRAP-UP IN THE AFFA

(3-1) New Orleans - 34    ( 2-2) Michigan - 21

New Orleans, La;  Colby Cameron threw for one touchdown and Jerome Messum ran for three more as the New Orleans Nightmare improved to 3-1 with a 34-21 victory over the Michigan Panthers Saturday afternoon.

Cameron finished completing 32 of 40 passes for 402 yards.  Jerome Messum ran 12 times for 34 yards and caught 8 passes for 65 yards. Cody Hoffman caught 6 passes for 112 yards and Rannell Hall had 6 catches for 86 yards and a score in the win.

Michigan was led by quarterback Cody Kessler who completed 23 of 40 passes for 256 yards and 3 touchdowns. He was intercepted once and sacked once. Paul Perkins ran 8 times for 62 yards. Albert Wilson had 5 receptions for 63 yards and a score. Joseph Fauria had 2 catches for 78 yards including a 59 yard touchdown reception. Isaac Blake also contributed with a touchdown reception.

Antwione Williams led the Nightmare defense with 8 tackles.

Keenan Robinson had 12 tackles to lead the Panthers defense as they fall to 2-2.

(1-3) Columbus - 40       ( 0-4) Carolina -10

Columbus, Ohio;  In a battle of winless teams, one had to win. Terrell Pryor threw for a pair of touchdowns and ran for another as the Columbus Explorers pummeled the Carolina Swarm 40- 10 before a sold out crowd at Mapfre Stadium in Columbus Saturday.

Pryor completed only 8 of 14 passes for 159 yards and was sacked once. He also ran 10 times for 66 yards in the win as the Explorers improved to 1-3 on the year.

Eric Brietenstein ran 15 times for 129 yards and a score. Brandon Wether added a 32 yard touchdown run. Connor Vernon had 4 catches for 48 yards and a score. While Austin Franklin had a 75 yard touchdown reception for the Explorers.

Brady Quinn completed 20 of 38 passes for 195 yards with 1 interception. He was sacked 4 times. Zack Zenner ran 8 times for 66 yards and a score, plus 5 receptions for 25 yards. Zach Bauman had 3 catches for 59 yards in the loss for the Swarm who fall to 0-4.

( 2-2) Washington - 41     ( 1-3) Memphis -31

Memphis, Tenn;  Mike Bercovici completed 32 of 52 passes for 388 yards and 4 touchdowns to lead the Washington Wave to their second consecutive win with a 41-31 victory over the Memphis Knights before 27,000 at the Liberty Bowl Saturday.

Chris Hairston ran for a touchdown. JJ Nelson had 6 catches for 129 yards and 2 touchdowns. Chad Owens caught 11 passes for 120 yards and a score and Nick Boyle added 6 catches for 75 yards and a score as the Wave move to 2 - 2.

Ricky Ray led Memphis throwing for 202 yards and 2 touchdowns while completing 20 of 40 passes with 2 interceptions. Cameron Artis -Payne ran 15 times for 53 yards. Tim Hightower ran for 2 touchdowns while rushing 9 times for 20 yards . AC Leonard had 5 receptions for 52 yards in the loss as Memphis falls to 1-3.

( 3-1) Oklahoma - 29       ( 2-2) Omaha - 10

Norman, Ok;  Matt Johnson tossed 3 touchdown passes as the Oklahoma Roughnecks defeated the Omaha Bulls  29-10 before 25,000 plus at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Johnson completed 30 of 42 passes for 321 yards as the Roughnecks move to 3-1.

Rajon Neal ran 15 times for 72 yards. Chandler Jones caught 7 passes for 86 yards and a touchdown.  Josh Harper had 8 receptions for 74 yards and a score, while Chris Gregg hauled in 6 catches for 79 yards and a score in the win.

Rakeem Cato completed 16 of 35 passes for 191 yards with 1 interception and sacked 3 times. Trent Richardson still struggles rushing 7 times for 33 yards. Benny Fowler had 6 receptions for 79 yards. Bryce Petty came in late and completed 2 of 3 passes for 6 yards including a one yard touchdown pass to Denard Robinson.

Joplo Bartu recorded 6 tackles, 1 sack, 1 pass deflection, 1 hurry and a forced fumble for the Roughnecks defense. Eric Murray recorded 9 tackles, 1 pass deflection and a forced fumble to lead the defense.

Gerod Holliday led the Bulls defense with 8 tackles.

(3-1) New York - 30       ( 1-3 ) Sacramento - 27

Sacramento, Calif;  Johnny Manziel had his best game as a pro as he threw for 343 yards and 4 touchdowns in leading the New York Emporers to a 30-27 victory over the Sacramento Crusaders Saturday night at Hughes Stadium.

Manziel completed 25 of 38 passes with 2 interceptions and sacked twice. Matt Walter ran for 84 yards on 12 carries.  Aaron Burbridge had 6 catches for 106 yards and 2 touchdowns. Nick O'Leary and Geronimo Allen also had a touchdown receptions in the win as the Emporers improved to 3-1.

Erik Meyer led Sacramento, throwing for 310 yards and 2 touchdowns, while completing 20 of 35 passes.  He threw 1 interception and sacked twice. Vic Ballard ran for 2 touchdowns while rushing for 28 yards on 6 carries. Kenny Still and Austin Hill each had a touchdown reception in the loss as Sacramento feel to 1-3.

Late Game:

(3-1) Los Angeles - 30      ( 1-3) Arizona - 27

OUTLAWS HOOK SHARKS 44-21!

( 2-2) Dallas - 44      ( 3-1 ) Miami - 21

Miami, Fla;  Mike Reilly threw for 307 yards and 5 touchdowns as the Dallas Outlaws defeated previously unbeaten Miami Sharks 44-21 before 34,000 at FIU stadium Friday night. Reilly completed 22 of 28 passes.

Lennon Creer ran 15 times for only 31 yards, but scored once. Brandon Wilcox had 48 yards on 9 carries. Jasper Collins had 5 receptions for 151 yards and 4 touchdowns including a 96 yard catch and run for a score. Malcolm Mitchell also had a touchdown reception.

Zach Collaros completed 18 of 29 passes for 233 yards and 2 touchdowns to lead Miami. He was sacked 3 times.  David Cobb ran 16 times for 90 yards and a score. Ezell Ruffin caught 5 passes for 100 yards and a pair of touchdowns for the Sharks who fall to 3-1.

Dallas improves to 2-2 on the year.

WEEK FOUR: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL PREVIEW

( 1-2 ) DALLAS OUTLAWS 

                    AT

( 3-0 ) MIAMI SHARKS

PLACE: FIU STADIUM, MIAMI

TIME: 7PM CST

LINE: MIAMI BY 16

LEADERS ( 3-15-17)

RUSHING
                                                 YARDS     TD
1. R. RICE ( LOU)                    381          1
2. WILLIAMS  ( BIR  )             308          3
3. T. WATSON  ( L.A)             281          5
4. MAYSONET ( POR )           260         4
5. D. COBB ( MIA )                 254          3
6. J. AJAYI ( L.A  )                 238          3
7. BRIETENSTEIN  ( CLB)     238          2
8. T. CORNETT  ( AZ)            233          2
9. V. YOUNG  ( HOU )            206          0
10. K. BIBBS  ( HOU)             195          5

RECEIVING 

                                                ATT    Yds    TD
1. W. SNEAD ( CHI )             25      244    1
2. J. COLLINS  ( DAL)          22      271    1
3. D. PETERSON  ( MIC)      21      280    2
4. C. HOFFMAN  ( NO)         20      193    0
5. R. LEWIS  ( CHI )              20      244     0
6. A. COLLIE  ( MEM )         19      196     1
7. J. JONES ( S.A.)              19      289     3
8. L. WILSON  ( PIT)            18      199     3
9. T. SHARPE  ( MIA )          18      194    1
10. D. FREEMAN  ( HFD)     18      142    1

PASSING 

                                                     RATING 
1. Z. COLLAROS  ( MIA)          129.4
2. B. MITCHELL  ( LOU)           120.1
3. M. JOHNSON  ( OKL)           110.4
4. V. LEE  ( DEN )                       110.4
5. T. BOYD  ( S.A .)                    109.3
6. C. KESSLER  ( MIC)              107.0
7. A. CARDER ( PIT)                 104.8
8. D. WILLY  ( PHI)                     98.4
9. C. CAMERON  ( NO)             96.2
10. R. CATO ( OMH )                93.0

INTERCEPTIONS 
                                                 NO.    TD
            
1. C. PARKS ( PIT)                 2         1
2. G. ILOKA   ( MIA )              2
3. M. EDWARDS  ( PIT)         1
4. M. HYDE.   ( NY                  1
5. J. BENDER ( PIT)               1
6. D. KENNARD  ( WAS)        1
7. A. DENNARD  ( HFD)         1
8. W. COMPTON  ( MIC )       1          1
9. W. PARKS  ( MIC )             1
10. D. GRANT ( OMH)           1

SACKS 
                 

1. WILLIAMSON  ( AZ)           5
2. D. PARRY ( WAS)                4
3. D. TYSON  ( MIA)                3
4. GRUGIER  ( NY )                  3
5. D. LYNCH ( HOU)                 2
6. D. VAEAO  ( AZ)                   2
7. C. SMITH  ( S.A. )               2
8. M. WELLS  ( OKL)               2
9. A. WILLIAMS  ( NO)           2
10. V. BURFICT  ( DAL)          2

TACKLES 


1. M. SPAIGHT  ( ORL )        29
2. C. THOMAS  ( OKL)          26
3. A. MORRISON   ( CA )      25
4. CHRISTIAN ( MIC)            24
5. G. CARSON ( MEM)          24
6. S. OCTAVIAN ( UT)           24
7. G. HAYES ( AZ )                 23
8. S. NICHOLAS ( MIC)         23
9. LANSANAH  ( HFD)          22
10. T. DEPRIEST  ( NO )        22

POWER RANKINGS  ( 3-15-17)
                                  
                                W   L   T    Pwr
1. Miami                 3   0   0    67.3
2. New Orleans     2   1   0     62.3
3. Pittsburgh         3   0   0    62.0
4. Los Angeles      2   1   0    62.0
5. Louisville           3   0   0    61.3
6. New York           2   1   0    60.3
7. San Antonio      2   1   0    60.3
8. Houston             2   1   0    59.3
9. Michigan            2   1   0    58.3
10. Oklahoma        2   1   0    58.3
11. Arizona            1    2  0    57.7
12. Washington     1   2  0    57.0
13. Chicago           1   2   0    56.3
14. Denver             2   1   0    56.3
15. Philadelphia   1    2  0    56.0
16. Orlando           0    3  0    54.7
17. Utah                 2    1  0    54.7
18. Memphis         1   2  0    54.7
19. Dallas               1   2  0    54.3
20. Sacramento    1   2  0    53.7
21. Hartford          1   2   0    52.7
22. Omaha             2   1  0    52.0
23. Columbus        0   3  0    50.3
24. Birmingham    1   2  0    48.3
25. Portland           1   2  0    48.0
26. Carolina           0   3  0     44.0

A.F.F.A STANDINGS

EASTERN CONFERENCE 

Atlantic Division 
                                            W    L   T
Pittsburgh Forge              3     0   0
New York Emporers         2     1   0
Philadelphia Bulldogs     1     2   0
Washington Wave            1     2   0
Hartford Sentinels           1     2   0

Southeastern Division 
                                                  W   L  T
Miami Sharks                         3    0   0
Louisville Thoroughbreds    3    0   0
Orlando Vipers                       0    3   0
Carolina Swarm                     0    3   0

MID SOUTH DIVISION 
                                                 W   L   T
New Orleans Nightmare      2    1   0
Memphis Knights                 1    2   0
Dallas Outlaws                      1    2   0
Birmingham Predators        1    2   0


WESTERN CONFERENCE 

Great Lakes Division 
                                          W   L   T
Michigan Panthers        2    1   0
Omaha Bulls                   2    1   0
Chicago Stags                1    2   0
Columbus Explorers      0    3   0

Frontier Division 
                                                 W  L   T 
Houston Wranglers               2   1   0
San Antonio Six-Shooters   2   1   0
Oklahoma Roughnecks        2   1   0
Arizona Scorpions                1    2   0

Pacific Division 
                                               W  L  T
Los Angeles Pharaohs       2   1  0
Utah Mammoths                 2   1  0
Denver Miners                     2   1  0
Sacramento Crusaders      1   2  0
Portland Pioneers               1   2  0

FORGE, SHARKS ROLL! PANTHERS LOSE

(3-0) Pittsburgh - 43      (1-2) Hartford - 29

Storrs, Ct;  Alex Carder threw for 351 yards and 3 touchdowns as the Pittsburgh Forge stay unbeaten with a 43-29 pounding of Hartford Sunday afternoon. Jahwan Edwards ran for 63 yards and 2 touchdowns on 14 carries. Alec Lemon caught 8 passes for 104 yards. Luke Wilson had 45 yards and 2 touchdowns on 5 catches. 

Connor Halliday completed 34 of 58 passes for 443 yards and 4 touchdowns to lead Hartford.  Devonte Freeman had 11 receptions for 139 yards and a touchdown. Jamal Robinson had 5 catches for 122 yards and 2 scores as Hartford falls to 1-2.

(2-1) New York - 24       ( 0-3) Carolina - 10

Brooklyn, New York;  Johnny Manziel completed 17 of 23 passes for 174 yards and a touchdown as the New York Emporers defeated the Carolina Swarm 24-10. Manziel also ran 8 times for 49 yards as the Emporers move to 2-1. Lamar Miller ran 13 times for 46 yards and a score. Dee Hart also added a touchdown reception in the win.

Brady Quinn powered the Swarm throwing for 256 yards and a score, with 1 interception and 2 sacks in the loss as the Swarm fall to 0-3.

(2-1) San Antonio - 45       ( 0-3 ) Columbus - 19

San Antonio, Tx;   Marshaun Coprich rumbled for 101 yards and 2 scores on 20 carries as the San Antonio Six-Shooters throttle the winless Columbus Explorers 45-19. Tajh Boyd threw for 168 yards on 15 of 23 passes, plus ran for a touchdown.  Michael Ford added a touchdown on the ground as the Shooters move to 2-1.

Eric Brietenstein led Columbus rushing for 126 yards on 14 carries. Terrell Pryor completed only 7 of 22 passes for 68 yards and 2 interceptions as the Explorers continue to struggle and fall to 0-3.

( 2-1) Oklahoma - 26         ( 2-1) Michigan - 7

Norman, Ok;  Matt Johnson tossed 3 touchdown passes as the Oklahoma Roughnecks roughed up the Michigan Panthers 26-7. Johnson completed 22 of 39 passes for 251 yards with 2 sacks.  Rajon Neal ran 17 times for 72 yards and Chandler Jones caught 4 passes for 127 yards and a score. Josh Harper contributed with 2 touchdown receptions in the win.

Cody Kessler completed 27 of 43 passes for 273 yards and a score, with 1 interception and sacked 3 times. Pharoh Cooper had a touchdown reception, catching 3 passes for 70 yards as the Panthers drop to 2-1 on the year.

(3-0) Miami - 30       ( 1-2) Arizona - 3

Glendale,Ariz;  Terrance Sanders intercepted a pass and returned it 87 yards for a score as the Miami Sharks remain unbeaten with a 30-3 rout of the Arizona Scorpions before 28,319 at University of Phoenix stadium Sunday evening. 

Zach Collaros completed 18 of 28 passes for 217 yards and a score. He was sacked 3 times. David Cobb ran 15 times for 73 yards. Tajae Sharp had 6 catches for 65 yards and a score in the win.

(2-1) Denver - 44      ( 1-2) Portland - 21

Denver, Co;  Vad Lee threw for 4 touchdowns as the Denver Miners move to 2-1 as they pounded the Portland Pioneers 44-21 thrilling the crowd of 37,000+ at Mile High Sunday night. Lee finished completing 25 of 39 passes for 351 yards. Anthony Allen rolled up 118 yards and 2 touchdowns on 14 carries.  Keyarris Garrett had 8 catches for 138 and a score. Marqueis Gray caught 4 passes for 96 yards and two touchdowns. Crisis Williams added 82 yards receiving on 7 catches. 

AJ McCarron completed 17 of 29 passes for 175 yards and two touchdowns with 1 interception.  He was sacked twice. Miguel Maysonnet ran 16 times for 66 yards and a score. Michael Flacco caught 5 passes for 95 yards and a touchdown for the Pioneers as they fall to 1-2 on the year.

THOROUGHBREDS RUN TO 3-0

Louisville, KY;  Bo Levi Mitchell threw 4 touchdowns and Ray Rice ran for his third consecutive 100 yard game as the Louisville Thoroughbreds ran over the Birmingham Predators 41-21 before 35,000 at Papa John's Cardinal stadium Saturday.

Mitchell finished completing 21 of 33 passes for 297 yards with 1 interception. Rice scampered for 118 yards on 22 carries. Ryan Spadola had 6 catches for 113 yards and 2 scores in the win as the Thoroughbreds remains unbeaten at 3-0.

Rasheed Williams led Birmingham with 120 yards and 2 scores on 14 carries. Birmingham falls to 1-2.

(1-2) Washington - 23      (1-2) Philadelphia - 16

Washington, D.C.;  Mike Bercovici completed 27 of 38 passes for 383 yards and 3 touchdowns as the Washington Wave captured their first win with a 23-16 win over the Philadelphia Bulldogs before 21,000 at RFK Stadium Saturday afternoon.

Drew Willy led the Bulldogs completing 21 of 30 passes for 251 yards and 2 touchdowns. He was sacked 5 times.

(2-1) New Orleans - 27      ( 0-3 ) Orlando - 10

Orlando, Fla.;  Colby Cameron completed 23 of 41 passes for 277 yards and 2 touchdowns as the New Orleans Nightmare topped the Orlando Vipers 27-10. Randall Hall had 4 receptions for 122 yards and a score as New Orleans improved to 2-1.

Tim Tebow completed 16 of 24 passes for 133 yards, while also running for 55 yards and a score on 14 carries.  Alex Collins ran 20 times for 96 yards as the Vipers drop to 0-3 on the year.  Att: 31,715

(2-1) Omaha - 27     (1-2) Dallas- 26

Omaha, NB;  Rakeem Cato hit Tevaun Smith for a 71 yard touchdown pass with forty seconds remaining in regulation to lift the Omaha Bulls (2-1) to a 27-26 victory over the Dallas Outlaws.

Cato completed 26 of 36 passes for 302 yards and 3 touchdowns. Bralon Addison had a 53 yard punt return for a touchdown and Trent Richardson finished with 42 yards on 12 carries in the win for the Bulls before a capacity crowd at TD Ameritrade field in Omaha.

Mike Reilly led Dallas  (1-2) completing 30 of 52 passes for 342 yards and 3 touchdowns with 2 interceptions.

(2-1) Houston - 31       (1-2) Memphis - 18

Memphis, Tenn.;  Kapri Bibbs ran for 106 yards and 4 touchdowns on 23 carries to lead the Houston Wranglers (2-1 ) past the Memphis Knights 31-14. Vince Young completed only 10 of 17 passes for 94 yards, while also rushing for 80 yards on 8 carries.

Ricky Ray completed 23 of 49 passes for 309 yards with one interception and a sack to lead the Knights who fall to (1-2) on the year.

Late Game:

(2-1) Utah - 28       ( 1-2) Sacramento - 18

WEEK THREE SUNDAY PREVIEW

(2-0) Pittsburgh @ (1-1) Hartford  ( Forge by 8)

(0-2) Carolina @ (1-1) New York  ( Emporers by 20 )

( 0-2) Columbus @ ( 1-1 ) San Antonio  ( Shooters by 4)

(2-0 ) Michigan @ (1-1) Oklahoma  ( Panthers by 12 )

(2-0) Miami @ (1-1  ) Arizona  ( Sharks by 4  )

( 1-1) Portland @ ( 1-1) Denver  ( Miners by 2 )

PHARAOHS RULE CHICAGO!

(2-1) Los Angeles - 30      ( 1-2) CHICAGO - 20

Chicago, Il;  Jay Ajayi ran in from 16 yards out for a first quarter touchdown as the Los Angeles Pharaohs defeated the Chicago Stags 30-20, before 27,500 at Soldier field Friday night. Ajayi finished the night with 97 yards and a score on 13 carries.

Terrell Watson aided in the Pharaohs ground attack with 12 carries for 79 yards and 2 scores. Pharaohs quarterback Jeff Driskell completed 17 of 38 passes with 1 interception.  Eric Ward caught 5 passes for 50 yards.

Chicago quarterback Brandon Doughty threw for 236 yards with 2 interceptions, while completing 22 of 40 passes. He was sacked twice. Marcus Murphy ran 13 times for 47 yards, plus a 66 yard punt return for a touchdown. Dominique Brown ran for a score while rushing for 47 yards on 6 carries. Roger Lewis had 7 catches for 70 yards for the Stags  who lose their second straight  fall to 1-2. LA improves to 2-1.

AFFA FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW (March 10th 2017)

LOS ANGELES PHARAOHS  (1-1) @ CHICAGO STAGS (1-1)

PLACE: SOLDIER FIELD  (CHICAGO, IL)

TIME:  7PM  (CST)

LINE: LOS ANGELES BY 4

INJURY REPORT FOR WEEK 3

Hassan Ridgeway  ( NY )  DL- knee  5 weeks 
Ross Scheurman  ( NY)  RB - achilles  6 weeks 
Chase Williams  ( Pitt)  LB- wrist  4 weeks 
Conor Boffeli  (Pitt)  C-G- finger  1 week  ( probable)
Donatella Luckett  (Wash)  Wr/Kr - ankle 4 weeks 
Chris Hairston  (Wash)  RB  knee  1 week  ( doubtful)
Leon Orr (Wash)  DL  neck  2 weeks 
Johnothon Harrison (HFD)  C-G  Concussion  4 weeks 
Jeff Scott  (Clb)  RB/Ret   stinger  5 weeks 
Jaden Oberkrom ( Mich)  knee   2 weeks 

Mike Thomas  (Omh)  Wr/Kr  shoulder  3 weeks 
Da'Ron Brown  (Omh)  Wr  eye  2 weeks 
Landon Turner  (Omh)  OL  achilles  4 weeks 
Alfred Morris  ( Chi)  RB   knee  5 weeks 
Kyle Emanuel (Chi)  DL achilles  10 weeks 
Derel Walker  (Chi )  Wr  knee  1 week  (Doubtful)
Deion Barnes  (Mia)  DL  neck  5 weeks 
Larry Black  (Orl) DL  achilles   15 weeks 
Russell Bodine  (Car)  OL   finger  1 week  ( probable)
Alfred Phillips  (DB/Ret)   back    6 weeks 

Derrick Kindred  (AZ)  DB  knee  13 weeks
Marco Thomas  (S.A)  Wr   achilles   4 weeks 
Thomas Rawls  (Okl)   RB  knee  6 weeks 
Chandler Jones  (Okl)  Wr  wrist  1 week  (Doubtful)
Cyrus Gray  (Okl)   RB/Kr    stinger  1 week  (questionable)
Daryl Baldwin  (Dal)  OL   knee   2 weeks 
Rashard Higgins  (Bir)   Wr   ankle   5 weeks 
Darius Latham  (Bir )   DL    wrist   7 weeks 
Fitzgerald Toussaint  (Bir)  RB  neck  4 weeks 
Andy Jones  (L.A)   Wr    knee   6 weeks 

Daryl Connop  (L.A)  DL   back  3 weeks 
Titus Davis  (Por)   Wr/Kr  acl   9 weeks 
Geremy Davis  (Por)  Wr   knee   4 weeks 
JT Surratt  (Por)   DL   hip   19 weeks 
Pat Watkins  (Ut)  DB  shoulder   4 weeks 
Josiah Yazdani  (Ut)  K   knee  1 week  (Out)
Derrick Ross  (Den)  RB  ankle  1 week  ( Out)
Trevor Roach  (Den)  LB  knee  2 weeks 

LEADERS AFTER 2 WEEKS

RUSHING 
                                   Yds.     TD
1. R.Rice  ( Lou  )     263      1
2. T. Watson  (L.A)  202       3
3. Maysonet  (Por)  194       3
4. Williams   ( Bir )   188       1
5. D. Cobb   ( Mia )   181      3
6. A. Andrews  ( Den)  175   2
7. T. Cornett  (AZ)      166     2
8. P. Perkins  (Mic)     162    4
9. B. Tate     ( Dal)       160    1
10. T. Ward  ( Sac)      148    2

RECEIVING 
                                      Rec.  Yds   TD                      
1. W. Snead  ( Chi)      19    182    1
2. J. Jones  ( S.A)       16    263    3
3. D. Peterson  ( Mic)  15   216    2
4. C. Hoffman  ( NO)   15   155    0
5. J. Collins   ( Dal  )    15   155    1
6. L. Wilson   ( Pitt)      13   154    1
7. G. Hoskins  ( Chi)     13   216   2
8. J. Payton  ( HFD)      13   151   1
9. B. Whitaker  ( Phi )   13   53     0
10. R. Lewis  ( Chi)        13   174   0

PASSING 
                                                 Rating 
1. Z. Collaros  ( Mia)             137.8
2. C. Kessler  ( Mic)               133.3
3. B. Mitchell  (Lou)               120.0
4. T. Boyd   ( S.A. )                 116.9
5. M. Johnson  ( Okl)             115.8
6. B. Doughty  ( Chi)              103.4
7. A. Carder  ( Pitt)                103.2
8. T. Harris  ( Bir)                   98.1
9. C. Cameron  (NO)              97.8
10. V. Lee  (Den)                     97.6

INTERCEPTIONS 
                                            INT     TD
1. B. RAMBO  ( PHIL)          1       0
2. M. Edwards  ( Pit)            1      0
3. C. Parks  ( Pit)                  1      1
4. D. Kennard  ( Wash  )       1      0
5. W. Compton  ( Mic )         1      1
6. W. Parks  ( Mic)                1      0
7. D. Grant  ( Omh)               1      0
8. C. Iloka  ( Mia)                  1      0
9. H. Muamba  ( Mia)           1      0
10. Pruneau  ( Car )              1      0

SACKS 
                                              Tot 
1. Williamson  (Az)               5
2. D. Tyson  ( Mia  )               2
3. Grugier    ( NY )                 2
4. C. Smith   ( S.A.)               2
5. A. Williams  ( NO)             2
6. V. Burfict  ( Dal  )              2
7. Edebali  ( Bir)                    2
8. M. Fokou  ( Ut)                 2
9. C. Ringo  ( Pit)                  1
10. D. Lowry  ( Pit)               1

TACKLES 

1. M. Spaight  ( Orl  )           22
2. Christian  ( Mic  )             21
3. G. Hayes  ( Az  )               20
4. D. Ryans  ( Wash)            17
5. Lansanah  ( HFD  )          17
6. McDonald  ( Lou  )          17
7. S. Nicholas  ( Mic  )        17
8. S. Solomon  ( S.A  )        17
9. D. Carson  ( Okl  )            17
10. J. Heath  ( Sac  )           17

POWER RANKINGS AFTER WEEK TWO

1. Miami                2-0
2. Michigan           2-0
3. Pittsburgh         2-0
4. Los Angeles     1-1
5. New Orleans    1-1
6. Philadelphia     1-1
7. Arizona              1-1
8. New York           1-1
9. Louisville           1-1
10. Sacramento    1-1
11. Houston           1-1
12. Dallas               1-1
13. San Antonio    1-1
14. Chicago           1-1
15. Memphis         1-1
16. Orlando            0-2
17. Columbus        0-2
18. Washington     0-2
19. Portland           1-1
20. Hartford           1-1
21. Oklahoma        1-1
22. Denver              1-1
23. Birmingham     1-1
24. Utah                   1-1
25. Omaha               1-1
26. Carolina             0-2

SHOOT OUT IN THE MOTOR CITY!

(2-0) Michigan- 56     (1-1) Chicago- 42

Detroit, MI;  Paul Perkins ran for 114 yards and 4 touchdowns on 14 carries to power the Michigan Panthers (2-0) to a wild 56-42 victory over the Chicago Stags before 33,000 at Ford Field Sunday afternoon.

Cody Kessler completed 17 of 27 passes for 245 yards and 2 touchdowns. Darrin Pete had 8 catches for 101 yards and a score. Albert Wilson recorded 312 kick return yards, plus a touchdown reception.

Chicago quarterback Brandon Doughty completed 36 of 54 passes for 403 yards and 2 touchdowns. He had 1 interception and was sacked 3 times. Alonzo Harris ran 19 times for 107 yards and 3 touchdowns. Marcus Davis had a 64 yard touchdown run. Willie Snead caught 12 passes for 106 yards and a score. Gator Hoskins contributed with 6 catches for 107 yards and a score in the loss for the Stags  (1-1).

Other Sunday Action:

New York- 27  Hartford- 17
Dallas- 27   New Orleans- 15
Arizona- 40    Oklahoma- 30
San Antonio- 38   Houston- 14
Los Angeles- 34    Denver- 10
Utah- 23     Washington- 13

FORGE AND SHARKS DOMINATE!

(2-0) Pittsburgh- 34    (1-1) Philadelphia-6

Philadelphia, PA;  Alex Carder completed 21 of 37 passes for 375 yards and 4 touchdowns as the Pittsburgh Forge hammered the Philadelphia Bulldogs 34-6 before 25,000 plus at Talen Energy Stadium  Saturday afternoon.

Tyler Gaffney ran 11 times for only 24 yards, but scored once. Alec Lemon and Eric Rogers each had 103 receiving yards and a touchdown. Jordan Williams and Jeremy Lang also had a touchdown reception in the win for the Forge who moves to 2-0.

The Bulldogs were led by quarterback Drew Willy who completed 25 of 40 passes for 177 yards and I touchdown, with one interception and sacked twice.
Running back John Crockett ran for 57 yards on 13 carries, plus 57 receiving yards on 4 catches. Fred Stamps caught 4 passes for 43 yards and a touchdown for the Bulldogs who fell to 1-1 on the year.

(1-1) Memphis- 20     (1-1) Birmingham-17

Memphis, TN;  A near capacity crowd packed the Liberty Bowl and we're given plenty to cheer for, as the Memphis Knights knocked off the Birmingham Predators 20-17.

Ricky Ray completed 18 of 28 passes for 156 yards and sacked twice. Cameron Artist Payne ran for 85 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries. Tim Hightower also ran for a score. AC Leonard caught 6 passes for 73 yards and Austin Collie had 7 catches for 58 yards. Shayne Graham went 2 for 2 on field goals for the Knights who improve to 1-1.

Birmingham falls to 1-1.

(2-0) Louisville- 27     (0-2) Orlando- 15

Orlando, FL;  Ray Rice had his second 100 yard game Saturday, rushing for 110 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries as the Louisville Thouroghbreds defeated the Orlando Vipers 27-15. Ben Malena also had a touchdown run.

Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell completed 15 of 24 passes for 200 yards.  Ryan Spadola caught 3 passes for 95 yards in the win as the Knights move to 1-1.

Tim Tebow led Orlando, throwing for one touchdown and running for another as the Vipers fall to 0-2. Tebow completed 21 of 33 passes for 179 yards and 1 touchdown, with one sack. Tebow also ran 15 times for 76 yards and a score.

(2-0) Miami- 47      (0-2) Carolina- 13

Miami, FL;  Zach Collaros threw for 248 yards and 4 touchdowns, with one interception and sacked once as the Miami Sharks  (2-0) crushed the Carolina Swarm 47-13 at FIU Stadium Saturday to remain unbeaten.

David Cobb ran 20 times for 91 yards and a score. Ezell Ruffin continues to be Collaros's favorite target hauling in 6 catches for 120 yards and 2 scores. Jeff Heuerman had 6 receptions for 74 yards and two scores in the win.

Carolina quarterback Brady Quinn led the Swarm attack, throwing for 182 yards and 2 touchdowns with 2 interceptions while completing 19 of 32 passes. Zach Zenner ran ten times for 61 yards. Dustin Keller and Tony Lippett each had a touchdown reception in the loss. The Swarm fall to (0-2).

(1-1) Sacramento- 20       (1-1) Portland- 16

Sacramento, CA;  Terron Ward ran for 2 scores as the Sacramento Crusaders defeated the Portland Pioneers 20-16 Saturday night at Hughes Stadium.
Ward ran for 88 yards on 16 carries. Quarterback Erik Meyer completed 11 of 17 passes for 160 yards and was sacked once. Kenny Still had three receptions for 74 yards.

AJ McCarron led Portland completing 24 of 43 passes for 254 yards. He was sacked 4 times. Miguel Masonett ran for 105 yards and 1 score on 21 carries. Titus Davis caught 6 passes for 80 yards as the Pioneers fall to  (1-1).

BULLS CLIP EXPLORERS 24-17

Columbus, OH;  Rakeem Cato completed 15 of 25 passes for 175 yards and 1 touchdown as the Omaha Bulls improve to 1-1 on the year with a 24-17 win over the Columbus Explorers, before a sold out Mapfre Stadium crowd Friday night.

Trent Richardson ran 14 times for 48 yards and a score, plus caught 6 passes for 30 yards. Emmanuel Arceneaux had 2 catches for 45 yards and a score.  Alfred Blue also ran for a score while rushing for 31 yards on 17 carries in the win for the Bulls. Steven Daniels led the Bull defense with 10 tackles. Dorin Grant had 1 interception.

Columbus was led by quarterback Terrelle Pryor who threw for 182 yards and 1 touchdown with 1 interception. He was sacked 4 times. Running back Eric Breitenstein ran for 52 yards and a score on 12 carries . Jared Abbrederis caught 3 passes for 64 yards and a touchdown for the Explorers drop to 0-2 on the year.

Phillip Steward led the Explorers defense 8 tackles.

Columbus travels to San Antonio next week to play the Six-Shooters.

Omaha entertains the Dallas Outlaws next week at TD Ameritrade Park.

LEADERS AFTER WEEK ONE

Rushing 
                                            Yards 
1. R.Rice ( Louisville)      153
2. T. Watson  ( L.A.)         147
3. A. Morris  ( Chi)           130
4. B. Tate  ( Dallas)          102
5. Williams  ( Bir)             100
6. A. Andrews  ( Den)      94
7. D. Cobb  (Mia )             90
8. Maysonet  ( Por)          89
9. D.Johnson  ( HFD)       86
10. D. Johnson  (Okl)       84

RECEIVING 
                                          No.    Yards   
1. J. JONES  ( S.A.)        10      100     
2. C. Hoffman  ( NO)       9        102     
3. T. Sharpe  ( Mia)          8        91
4. D. Peterson  ( Mic )     7        115
5. W. Snead  ( Chi)           7        76
6. G. Hoskins (Chi)          7        109
7. J. Crockett  ( Phil)       7        88
8. R.Greene  ( Az )           7        125
9. L . Wilson  ( Pit)           7        62
10. A. Franklin  ( Clb)      7        65

PASSING 
                                           Yds        Rate
1. C. Kessler  ( Mich)      244      153.8
2. Z. Collaros  (Mia)        393      150.0
3. M. Johnson  (Okl)       349      140.3
4. V. Lee  ( Den)               213      139.6
5. T. Harris  ( Bir)            258       132.4
6. B. Mitchell  ( Lou)      233       131.6 
7. C. Cameron  ( NO)     363       129.5
8. B. Doughty  ( Chi)      263       120. 8
9. D. Willy  ( Phi  )           254       115.0
10. B. Quinn  ( Car)        237       111.8

INTERCEPTIONS 
                                           No.   Yds   TD
1. B. Rambo  ( Phil)         1      47      0
2. C. Parks  ( Pitt)            1      34      1
3. D. Kennard  ( Wash)    1      53      0
4. W. Parks  ( Mich)         1      0        0
5. J. Johnson  ( Car)        1      0        0
6. J. Knox Jr. ( Hou)         1     24      1
7. R. Evans  ( Hou)           1      21      0
8. D. Kindred  ( Az  )         1     40      1
9. H. Miller ( Mem)           1     0        0
10. J. Addae  ( Bir)           1     11      0

SACKS 

1. Williamson   ( Az)     3
2. J. Forrest  ( NY)         1
3. A. Hudson  ( Phi)       1
4. T. Taylor  ( Pitt)          1
5. D. Lowry  ( Pitt)          1
6. E. Norwood  ( HFD  )  1
7. J. Bowman  ( HFD  )   1
8. C . Hunter  ( Mich)      1
9. K. Frost  ( Chi  )           1
10. H. Muamba  ( Mia)   1

TACKLES 

1. Lansanah  ( HFD)       13
2. M. Spaight  ( Orl)       11
3. A. Morrison  ( Car)     11
4. G. Hayes  ( Az)            11
5. J. Cash  ( Pit)              10
6. D. Ryans  ( Wash)       10
7. M. Burris  ( Dal)          10
8. BJ Goodson  ( Dal)     10
9. G. Carson  ( Mem)      9
10. McDonald  ( Lou)      9