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S E A S O N # 3
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#1 Rushing
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#1 Passing |
#1 Offense |
#1 Defense |
#1 Sacks |
#1
Interceptions |
(1,540
yds)
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(3,215
yds)
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(23 pts/g)
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(14
pts/g)
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(43)
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(13)
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| #1 Rushing |
#1 Passing |
#1
Receiving |
#1 Sacks |
#1 Tackles |
#1
Interceptions |
Mark
Gibbons FB
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Brett
Starr QB
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Marcus
Wooden WR
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August
House DL
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Kip
Mendez LB
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Branden
Barnard DB
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| (1,065
yds) |
(3,183
yds) |
(1,170
yds) |
(18) |
(105) |
(5) |
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| Mark
Gibbons FB |
QUICK RECAP: SEASON 3
By Year 3, the league had real heavyweights: the Cape City Corsairs looked every bit like a finished product in the Metropolitan, while familiar powers like the Gotham Bulldogs, Easton Barons, and Jaxton Jackets hovered close behind. The Cosmopolitan swung toward the Oakdale Nightbirds,
who rode a scorching finish to the top and again carried that form into
the playoffs, keeping their “always in it” reputation intact. This
time, though, the story ended differently—Cape City closed the deal and took the Metro Bowl, adding another new name to the trophy and proving the top tier was getting deeper.
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SEASON RESULTS:
Standings
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Stats | Playoffs
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Metro Football League
teams, players and cities are totally fictional.
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