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anyone with sick careers stats post here (im not gonna look through all your players). ill keep a running list, then update it at the end of the season.

position - player - team - stats

qb - Trent Meatwards - Buffalo Rangers - 100.8 rating, 16,614 yrd, 138 td
qb - Jake Obergfell - San Diego Marauders - 99.4 rating, 15019 yds, 139 td
qb - Stevie Hare - Omaha Dogs - 96 rating, 14064 yds, 115 td

rb - JR Johnson - Anchorage Maulers - 11121 yrd, 6.7 avg, 178 td
rb - Bill Chimney - Tallahasee Teabaggers - 10943 yrd, 6.2 avg, 175 td
rb - Cannon Ball - Omaha Dogs - 10806.5 yrd, 7.5 avg, 174 td
rb - Brick Powerage - Carolina Cardiac Cats - 9600 yds, 6.5 avg, 106 td
rb - Bo Knowes - San Diego Marauders - 9248 yds, 7.1 avg, 134 td

wr - darius colston - Harrisburg Hawks - 7018 yrd, 64 td
wr - JoJo Jenkins - Buffalo Rangers - 4102 yrd, 38 td
wr - Ziggy Stardust - Chicago Thunder - 3974 yrd, 44 td

te - Mewan Esvaf - Harrisburg Hawks - 3821 yrd, 28 td, 43 pancks
te - Hot Target - Golden Kangaroos - 1851 yrd, 9 td, 276 pncks

fb - Marcus Kaye - Chicago Bruins - 2297 yds, 31 tds, 181 brktkl, 298 pncks

ol - Jigsaw Killer - Buffalo Rangers
ol - Bubba Wizard - Miami Canes

dl - Warren Slop - Tallahassee Teabaggers - 408 tack, 117 sack, 10 FF, 156 hurry
dl - Julius Pepper - Carolina Cardiac Cats - 391 tack, 175 sack, 12 FF, 138 hurry

lb - Jonathon Beason - Caronlina Cardiac Cats - 450 tack, 13 sack, 6 int, 9 FF
lb - Ultra Mann - Buffalo Rangers - 317 tack, 16 sack, 9 int, 10 FF

cb - Ted Borg - Anchorage Maulers - 373 tack, 31 int, 146 PD, 5 defTD
cb - The Mate - Buffalo Rangers - 280 tack, 22 int, 135, 3 deftd
cb - Stephan Virgil - Carolina Cardiac Cats - 248 tack, 34 int, 139 PD, 14 defTD
cb - Ride the Lightning - Minnesota Ambush - 229 tckl, 18 int, 79 PD

s - Sonny Walker - Harrisburg Hawks - 225 tack, 4 int, 5 FF, 26 PD
s - Phatty McPhatfat - san diego marauders - 233 Tack, 7 Ints, 6FF, 64 PD

k - Bill Leonard - Buffalo Rangers - 119/146 (79.8%), 478/502 XP (95.1%)
k - Blair Walsh - Philadelphia Brokebacks - 68/97 FG (70%), 251/258 XP (97.2%)

p - Danny Highkick - Chicago Thunder - 15,805 punt yd, 36.2 yrd/punt

ret - Fleix Peterson - Omaha Dogs - 7440 yrd, 16 td

Jake Obergfell QB - SD Marauders

Basically 5 seasons worth.


Season-G--QBRat---Comp----Att----Pct------Yds-------Y/G----Y/A---TD----Int--Sack
Career-75--99.4-----1,373---2,123--64.7--15,019.5--200.3--7.1---139---40---40

Marcus Alexander Kaye FB - Chicago Bruins

Regular Season
Games: 83
Attempts - Rushing yards - YPC: 628 - 2,565.5 - 4.1
Rec - Receiving yards - YPC: 36 - 166 - 4.6
TDs - BrkTkl - TFL: 37 - 198 - 31
Pancakes - Fumbles - Lost: 359 - 12 - 2
Tackles - FumRec: 5 - 10

Play-offs
Games: 9
Attempts - Rushing yards - YPC: 56 - 170.5 - 3.0
Rec - Receiving yards - YPC: 4 - 18 - 4.5
TDs - BrkTkl - TFL: 4 - 8 - 3
Pancakes - Fumbles - Lost: 12 - 0 - 0
Tackles - FumRec: 1 - 0

Not spectacular or anything, but not bad for a FB. The one crazy stat is the pancakes, I'm averaging over 4 pancakes a game for my career.

Why do I think Warren Slop is pretty much a lock here?

One pre-requisite:
You have to open your build!
We need to know he wasn't padding his career stats against CPU's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Will only post stats since joining A7 (season 4) -

CB Ride the Lightning:

Tackles: 129
Missed Tackles: 14
PDs: 55
Ints: 15

Brick Powerage

Games: 70
Carries: 1,265
Yards: 8,217.5
YPC: 6.5
TDs: 99
Rec: 114
Yards: 535
TDs: 6

Julius Pepper RDE

Games: 77
Tackles: 391
Sacks: 176
Ints: 4
DefTD: 1
FFum: 12
PDs: 17
Sfty: 3

Jonathan Beason MLB

Games: 78
Tackles: 450
Sacks: 13
Ints: 6
DefTD: 2
FFum: 9
PDs: 30

Blair Walsh,K

Career Numbers-

68/97 FG 70%

251/258 XP 97.2%

This includes going less than 50% in season 2.

Season 4+ key stats-

from 30+ 26/32 81%

what do you think? sounds like an allstar to me-

Originally posted by awooga
Why do I think Warren Slop is pretty much a lock here?

ill consider this a nomination to the alltime list

If you want an all time list, Hugh Laurie is a lock at QB:

http://goallineblitz.com/game/player_awards.pl?player_id=178843

Waco Davidians
Season 2: 3,413 yds (2nd in A7), 26 tds (2nd in A7), 81.5 rating
Season 3: 5,218 yds (1st in A7), 46 tds (1st in A7), 93.1 rating

Spicewood Longhorns
Season 5: 7,010 yds (A7 record), 99 tds (A7 record), 135.8 rating, won A7 championship

So for his career in A7, that's 15,641 yds, 171 tds. Both of those are probably records as well, although I think the yardage one will be broken in a couple games, and the tds one by the end of the season - but it's impressive when you consider he only played 3 seasons in this league.

im not worried about if the stats came in usaa7. just overall career for players currently in A7. if hugh was still here he'd be at the top of the list no doubt.

ill throw cannon ball and stevie hare up there.

and ill keep in in order of yards or pancakes or tackles.

Think our HB probably has the rushing TDs record, if not the yardage record as well.

I think he would had he played here (A7/BBB13) the whole time, but he hasn't. The first three seasons his productivity was low on another team. His current stats though;

HB JR Johnson;
9128 yards, 151 TDs

I doubt any of my players hold any records, only one that could come close is;

CB Ted Borg. Played for Anchorage since the team was started in S2;

373 tackles made / 21 missed / 15 TFLs (Some would consider the amount of tackles a bad thing, and for the first season or two it was, but there are a *lot* of run D tackles there as the 15 TFLs indicate)

31 INTs / 146 PDs / 4 FFs / 9 FumRec / 2 sacks / 5 TDs (3 INT, 2 Fumrec). He also has 8 pancakes, which is pretty decent for a CB whos not on the KRS.

Other than that my Maulers players don't have much in the way of good stats.

NT Charle Magne has 2 interceptions though.