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2013 Season

The **2013 CFBHC Division I FBS football season** play of college football in the United States organized by CFBHC at the Division I FBS level, began on December 14th, 2013, and will end on March 7th, 2013. Bowl season concluded on March 15th, 2014 with the 2013 CFBHC National Championship Game.

This was the inaugural season for the league.

## Awards and honors

### Heisman Trophy

The Heisman Trophy is given to the year's most outstanding player.

### Other Overall

* Walter Camp Award (top player): Jason Johnson, UCLA
* Johnny Unitas Award (top sr. quarterback): Jason Johnson, UCLA
* Chuck Bednarik Award (top defensive player): Nick Upshaw, Ohio State

### Offense

* Davey O'Brien Award (quarterback): Christian Skaggs, Florida State
* Doak Walker Award (running back): Sterling Brown, Texas
* Fred Biletnikoff Award (wide receiver): Riddick Smith, Texas A&M
* John Mackey Award (tight end): Spec Davidson, Georgia
* Outland Trophy (interior lineman): Bob Ruegamer, Texas

### Defense

* Dick Butkus Award (linebacker): Nick Upshaw, Ohio State
* Rotary Lombardi Award (defensive lineman): Ron Rice, Michigan
* Jim Thorpe Award (defensive back): Keyshawn Thompson, Michigan State

### Special teams

* Lou Groza Award (placekicker): Daryl Holmes, Michigan State
* Ray Guy Award (punter): Steve Noonan, LSU

### Coaches

* The Home Depot Coach of the Year Award: DollaBill, Texas

### All-Americans

#### Offense

* Quarterback: Allan Taylor, Virginia Tech
* Running Back: Sterling Brown, Texas
* Fullback: Lorenzo Mackovicka, FB, USC
* Wide Receiver: Jake Bates, UCLA
* Wide Receiver: Walt Peck, Penn State
* Tight End: Brian Gary, Wisconsin
* Offensive Tackle: R.W. Pittman, Minnesota
* Offensive Tackle: Darrell Hayman, Washington
* Center: John Zatkoff, Alabama
* Offensive Guard: Delvin Hodgins, Michigan
* Offensive Guard: Bob Ruegamer, Texas

#### Defense

* Defensive End: Ron Rice, Michigan
* Defensive End: Alvis Brumm, Penn State
* Defensive Tackle: Corey Baldacci, Miami
* Outside Linebacker: Arlie LeClair, Virginia Tech
* Outside Linebacker: Tyrone Jones, LSU
* Inside Linebacker: Ron Mobley, Georgia
* Inside Linebacker: Nick Upshaw, Ohio State
* Defensive back: Keyshawn Thompson, Michigan State
* Defensive back: Jacoby Seaverns, Oklahoma
* Defensive back: B.J. Dawkins, Washington State
* Defensive back: Keyshawn Ayanbadejo, Florida State

#### Special Teams

* Kicker: Stephen Morris, TCU
* Punter: Steve Noonan, LSU
2015 Penn State Nittany Lions Season

Seasons

The **2015 Penn State Nittany Lions** represented Pennsylvania State University in the 2015 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by Soluna and played its home games in Beaver Stadium in University Park, Pennsylvania. They were a member of the East Division of the Big Ten. Penn State lost the 2015 CFBHC National Championship against the Oklahoma Sooners, after beating the USC Trojans in the Orange Bowl and the Georgia Bulldogs in the Fiesta Bowl as part of the CFBHC Playoffs.

Before the season Penn State was seen as a favorite and was expected to finish with a challenge for the championship. Todd Jennings took over as quarterback after two years of Derek Keys, in combination with new starting running back Pete Choboian and returning number one wide receiver Mark Harrington.

Penn State finished the regular season undefeated as Todd Jennings won the first Heisman in Penn State history.
2019 Cleveland Browns season

The **2019 Cleveland Browns** season will be the franchise's 6th in the National Football League. The Browns ended last year with the worst record in the league, a low point for their franchise. They fired their HC lucas95 and brought in highly sought after Artenger to coach the Browns.

## Transactions

### Trades

* The Browns traded Jayshawn Watts to the Patriots for Rob Zeko and a fifth round selection in the 2019 NFLHC Draft.
* The Browns traded a 2019 6th round pick to the Vikings for Bill Jenkins
* The Browns traded Don Williams and Mike Ledbetter to the Steelers for Nick Grant and a 2020 conditional 7th round pick.
* The Browns also traded Mike Hill and a 2020 7th to the Redskins for their 2019 3rd Round Pick along with a conditional 2020 6th round pick.

## 2019 Season

### Schedule

#### Regular Season

**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Final Roster

* 7 Rob Zeko
* 17 Derek Keys

**Running backs**
* *32 Grady Mitchell*
* *34 Nathan Wilson*
* 28 Pete Choboian
* 29 Walter Harris
* 48 John Evans FB
* 42 Tom Hubbard FB

**Wide receivers**
* 16 Ray Lee Marconi
* 12 Tai Miller
* *83 Kevin McMullen*
* 80 Lance Bolling
* 18 Curtis Jeffreys

**Tight ends**
* 81 LeRoy Dunn
* 82 Bill Jenkins
* 84 Jason McClairen
* 72 Nick Grant T
* *70 Henry Brown G*
* 75 Tommy Merritt G
* 55 Enoch Dickinson C
* 50 James Heyward C
* 77 Ben Verba G
* 74 Calvin Milloy G
* 73 Preston Gill T
* *78 Scott Jennings T*

**Defensive linemen**
* 97 Ray McBride DE
* *99 Russell Dixon DE*
* 90 Brian Bynum DE
* 92 Travian Rodgers DE
* 98 Je'Rod Wimbush DT
* 93 Kenneth Clarke DT
* *93 Maximilian Baker DT*
* 52 Darian Mathis OLB
* 58 J.T. Holcomb ILB
* 56 Thomas Cooke ILB
* 59 Andre Carter ILB
* 51 Thomas Stewart OLB
* 55 Lance Nattiel ILB

**Defensive backs**
* 24 Lee Davis CB
* 23 Kadeem Martin CB
* 21 Jesse Solano CB
* *26 Israel Greer CB*
* 33 LaMichael Jones FS
* *22 Martin Hernandez FS*
* 39 Mark Brown SS
* *27 Andrew Wade SS*
* 24 Bennie Richardson SS

**Special teams**
* *4 Chris Wells K*
* *4 W.K. Coffman K*
* 5 Sylvester Word P

**Practice squad**
* *3 Allan O'Hennesy QB*
* *24 Josh Gray RB*
* *94 Robert Grove DE*
* *20 Stephen Turner SS*
* *43 Carl Dillard FS*

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, Inactive, 5 Practice squad

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2020 NHLHC Season

The **2020 NHLHC Season** is the 1st season in the history of the National Hockey League (NHLHC).

## Draft

The 2020 NHLHC Draft was held on November 29 - December 7, 2016 at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC. Left Winger Taylor Price was the first overall selection in the draft.

## Standings

### Division

Legend
* x - Playoffs
* y - Division Winner
* z - Home-field advantage throughout playoffs

## Season Stats

*Main Article: 2020 NHLHC Season Stats*

*Main Article:  2020 NHLHC Postseason Stats*
2016 Tennessee Volunteers season

Seasons

The **Tennessee Volunteers** had their fourth year in the 2016 CFBHC Season. This was LDYo's second and last season with the team. After a very successful 2015 Season, the Vols looked primed for a solid run, and possibly an SEC title. They returned senior quarterback Cleveland Jones, and Larry Holleyman returned from his season off to captain this talented squad. Defensively, it was a unit in transaction, as the Vols lost Trent Haynes and Darren Manning to the pros.

The Vols started their schedule off very well, going 4-2 over the first half and 4-1 in their out of conference schedule. Unfortunately, the wheels came undone against Missouri in week 8. The Volunteers lost in double overtime, and it broke their spirit. Tennessee went on to lose the next 4 games. With a win against South Carolina in week 13, the Volunteers still had a shot at bowl eligibility.

In their final game of the season, a rivalry game against Vanderbilt, the Volunteers were beaten 28-14. The defeat ended Tennessee's chances at any postseason glory, and cut off Cleveland Jones's chance at leading Tennessee to its first bowl game victory. The end of the season came with other disorienting news. After Tennessee's disappointing season on the field and on the recruiting trail, LDYo decided to take a step back and just focus on owning the Arizona Cardinals, leaving Tennessee in limbo for the second time in its existence.

## Schedule

### Post-season

Unfortunately, the Volunteers did not qualify for the postseason in 2016.

## Individual Awards

RB Larry Holleyman - All-SEC 3rd Team

DT Reggie Hedberg - All-SEC 1st Team

ILB Chris Tucker - All-SEC 3rd Team

SS Michael Williams - All-SEC 1st Team
2016 Nevada Wolf Pack Season

Seasons

Newcomer coach SageBow stepped in to try to revitalize the Nevada program. This was also the first year the team played in the newly formed Mountain West Conference. Entering the season, SageBow put the captain's patch on quarterback Stephan Bennett, cornerback Peter Blackwell, and wide receiver David Brown. However, poor form led to a midseason scheme change, one that would be very successful. In week 7, SageBow earned his first win as the run heavy Wolf Pack blasted Navy 42-14. In that game, rising HB Charles Rocha led the way with 207 yards and 4 touchdowns, while Bennett scored on a ridiculous 63 yard touchdown run. Rocha earned the MWC Player of the Week Award with that stunning performance. Against Hawaii in week 9, Bennett threw his first touchdown pass, and went on to throw a second one in a big win against Hawaii in Honolulu. Nevada kept the hot streak up as they took down Boise State the next week leading to the teams first ever winning streak. In week 11, Nevada fell against Air Force, and was knocked out of bowl contention. Senior quarterback Stephen Bennett was benched due to reoccurring foot injuries and Sophomore Alfredo Adams received his first start against Fresno State in week 13. During that game, Rocha had another 4 touchdown performance. The team ended their 2016 season with a horrendous game against North Texas, where a combined 8 interceptions were thrown as Adams had a QBR of -4. The Wolf Pack beat the Mean Green that day, and kept Sean Jenkins out of the end zone. At the end of the season, SageBow decided to head east to coach his alma mater, the Tennessee Volunteers. He leaves behind a team that ended 5-7 and had the #30 recruiting class in the nation.

## Schedule

### Postseason

The Wolf Pack did not have enough wins to qualify for a postseason bowl game.

## Individual Awards

RB Charles Rocha - MWC Offensive Player of the Week - 7, 13, All-MWC Second Team

FB Angel Lewis - All-MWC Second Team

DT Danny Davis - All-MWC First Team

FS Antonio White - MWC Defensive Player of the Week - 14, All-MWC First Team

K Rolando Anderson - MWC Special Teams Player of the Week - 11
2015 Green Bay Packers season

RB Chad Dess
DE Mike Taylor
OLB Damione Ellis
FS Jim Sisemore

The 2014 Green Bay Packers season was during the second year of NFLHC competition.

## Offseason

### 2015 NFL Draft

Main article: 2015 NFLHC Draft

Notes
* The Packers traded pick No. 37 and No. 175 to receive FS Jim Sisemore from the New York Jets.

* The Packers traded pick No. 17 to receive No. 30 and No. 56 from the Carolina Panthers.

* The Packers traded pick No. 79to receive No. 105 and No. 188 from the Miami Dolphins.

## Post Season

### Playoffs

The Packers lost to the eventual NFC Champion St. Louis Rams in the divisional round.

### ProBowl

The Packers had six players selected to the 2015 NFLHC ProBowl.
Pro-Bowl Players

* Jason Johnson (#3 QB)
* Chad Dess (#3 RB)
* Mike Taylor (#1 DE)
* Damione Ellis (#3 OLB)
* Jim Sisemore (#1 FS)
* Willie Hicks (#1 P)
2019 Central Michigan Chippewas Season

Seasons

The **2019 Central Michigan Chippewas** represented Central Michigan University in the 2019 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by paperllamasunited and played its home games at Kelly/Shorts Stadium in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. They were a member of the West division of the MAC.

After starting the season with a blowout home loss to Michigan State, the Chippewas faced an uphill battle in the 2019 Season. Despite playing P5 teams Baylor (who would go on to be ranked Top 15 nationally) and Duke close, CMU was 1-3 before opening MAC play. The Chips won 3 of their first 4 MAC games of the year, only losing in a blowout home game to Ohio. After losing again to Northern Illinois on the road, the Chips knocked off rival #20 Toledo and their coach deathcpo, dropping the Rockets out of the Coaches Poll. Central Michigan upset Iowa in the following week's game, clinching their second consecutive bowl eligibility.

## Personnel

### Pre-Season Roster

Head coach
* paperllamasunited

Coordinators/assistant coaches
* None

Legend
* **(C)** Team captain
* **(S)** Suspended
* **(I)** Ineligible

* Injured Injured
* Redshirt Redshirt

Roster

## Recruiting

### Junior College Transfers

*Sources:*
* "2019 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

## Awards

### All-MAC Second Team

* QB Walt Sutherland
* WR Owen Lomax
* OG James Daniels
* CB Horace Green

### Various Accolades

* MAC Offensive Player of the Week (Week 3)
* MAC Offensive Player of the Week (Week 8)

**Justin Brunson** - RB
* MAC Co-Offensive Player of the Week (Week 13)

* MAC Defensive Player of the Week (Week 13)

**Horace Green's smile** - CB with the country's best smile
* MAC Defensive Player of the Week (Week 14)

* MAC Special Teams Player of the Week (Week 3)
2014 CFBHC Season

The **2014 CFBHC Division I FBS football season** play of college football in the United States organized by CFBHC at the Division I FBS level, begins on March 21st, 2014, and will end on July 5th, 2014. Bowl season will conclude on July 20th, 2014 with the 2014 CFBHC National Championship Game.

## Awards and honors

### Heisman Trophy

The Heisman Trophy is given to the year's most outstanding player.

### Other Overall

* Walter Camp Award (top player): Jarius Jones, Iowa
* Johnny Unitas Award (top sr. quarterback): Thomas Wheeler, Florida State
* Chuck Bednarik Award (top defensive player): Tyrone Jones, LSU

### Offense

* Davey O'Brien Award (quarterback): Brian Brown, Boise State
* Doak Walker Award (running back): James Otero, Kansas
* Fred Biletnikoff Award (wide receiver): Rex Walsh, Florida State
* John Mackey Award (tight end): Doug Bosley, Wisconsin
* Outland Trophy (interior lineman): Enoch Dickinson, Minnesota

### Defense

* Dick Butkus Award (linebacker): Tyrone Jones, LSU
* Rotary Lombardi Award (defensive lineman): Andrew Fazande, Alabama
* Jim Thorpe Award (defensive back): Keyshawn Thompson, Michigan State

### Special teams

* Lou Groza Award (placekicker): Michael Turner, Notre Dame
* Ray Guy Award (punter): Steve Noonan, LSU

### Coaches

* The Home Depot Coach of the Year Award: SlinkyJr, Michigan State

### All-Americans

#### Offense

* Quarterback: Brian Brown, Boise State
* Running Back: James Otero, Kansas
* Fullback: John Bills, Boise State
* Wide Receiver: Rex Walsh, Florida State
* Wide Receiver: Mike Tripplett, Ohio State
* Tight End: Doug Bosley, Wisconsin
* Offensive Tackle: Gene Miller, Ohio State
* Offensive Tackle: Preston Gil, Virginia
* Center: Enoch Dickinson, Minnesota
* Offensive Guard: Tom McKelvey, UCLA
* Offensive Guard: Greg Swell, Texas Tech

#### Defense

* Defensive End: Karim Brown, Nebraska
* Defensive End: Andrew Fazande, Alabama
* Defensive Tackle: Shawn Bowers, Boise State
* Outside Linebacker: Tyrone Jones, LSU
* Outside Linebacker: Johnny Grossman, TBA
* Inside Linebacker: Cleveland Merrill, Ole Miss
* Inside Linebacker: Phillip Moore, Houston
* Defensive Back: Ricky Rose, Kansas
* Defensive Back: Keyshawn Thompson, Michigan State
* Defensive Back: Mike Gradishar, Alabama
* Defensive Back: Jacoby Seaverns, Oklahoma

#### Special Teams

* Kicker: Michael Turner, Notre Dame
* Punter: Steve Noonan, LSU
2018 San Francisco 49ers season

The **2018 San Francisco 49ers** season will be the franchise's 3rd season in the National Football League.

## Transactions

### Coaching and staff personnel changes

* ImposterCauster was hired as the 49ers' scouting director.

### Arrivals

* The 49ers signed Brian Kiel to a 1 year, $2 million deal on October 18.
* The 49ers signed Willy Mithcell to a 1 year, $0.5 million deal on October 21.
* The 49ers signed Carlton Houser to a 1 year, $0.5 million deal on Octboer 21.
* The 49ers signed Michael Behrens to a 1 year, $0.5 million deal on October 22.
* The 49ers signed undrafted free agents Shad Dobler, Larry Nelson, and Joseph Britt
* The 49ers signed Mike Hill to a 1 year, $0.5 million deal on December 30.

### Departures

* The 49ers released Tay Steele on November 8.
* The 49ers released Ed Batch on December 29.

### Trades

* The 49ers traded Wilson Hutchinson and David Simpson, to the Denver Broncos in exchange Logan Hunter and Joe Gammon.
* The 49ers traded their 2018 first round **(#18)** and fourth round **(#114)** picks to the New York Giants in exchange for the Giants' 2018 first round **(#10)** pick. The pick was used to draft Jarius Shaw-Dodd.
* The 49ers traded their 2018 seventh round pick **(#218)** in exchange for Bill Young.

## Draft

Main article: 2018 NFLHC Draft

2018 San Francisco 49ers Draft
2019 All Pac-12 Conference Team

The **2019 All Pac-12 Conference Team** consists of players chosen by the PAC-12 Coaches. The Washington State Cougars won the conference, defeating the Arizona State Sun Devils 17 to 14 in the Pac-12 Football Championship Game. Washington State Cougars Quarterback David Oates was voted Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year. Oregon Ducks Defensive Tackle Christian Okonkwo was voted Pat Tillman Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year.

## Offensive selections

### Quarterbacks

* David Oates, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-1)
* Luke Trickett, USC Trojans (Coaches-2)

### Running backs

* Trevon Yeldon, Oregon Ducks (Coaches-1)
* Latavious Murray, Colorado Buffaloes (Coaches-2)

### Wide receivers

* Jeremy Cook, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-1)
* Hakeem Black, California Golden Bears (Coaches-1)
* Elijah Talley, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-1)
* Arturo Beckham, Arizona State Sun Devils (Coaches-2)
* William Doherty, USC Trojans (Coaches-2)
* Daniel Marshall, Arizona State Sun Devils (Coaches-2)

### Tight ends

* Eduardo Cantu, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-1)
* William Johnson, Stanford Cardinals (Coaches-2)

### Tackles

* Elijah Dillard, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-1)
* Kevin Grey, USC Trojans (Coaches-1)
* Victor Rivera, Arizona Wildcats (Coaches-2)
* Michael Escobar, Washington Huskies (Coaches-2)

### Guards

* Joshua Whitlock, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-1)
* Ethan Champion, USC Trojans (Coaches-1)
* Ian Hendrickson, Arizona Wildcats (Coaches-2)
* Mateo Renteria, Washington Huskies (Coaches-2)

### Centers

* Richard Guthrie, USC Trojans (Coaches-1)
* Hunter Farrell, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-2)

## Defensive selections

### Defensive Ends

* Tyler Toney, Arizona Wildcats (Coaches-1)
* Eric Jennings, Oregon Ducks (Coaches-1)
* Leon Maimoana, California Golden Bears (Coaches-2)
* Hunter McNair, Arizona State Sun Devils (Coaches-2)

### Defensive Tackles

* Christian Okonkwo, Oregon Ducks (Coaches-1)
* Beckett Couch, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-2)

### Outside Linebackers

* Logan Brumfield, Oregon State Beavers (Coaches-1)
* Patrick Haines, Utah Utes (Coaches-1)
* Riley Nicholas, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-2)
* Mark Powell, Washington State Cougars (Coaches-2)

### Inside Linebackers

* Norris Toney, UCLA Bruins (Coaches-1)
* Austin Clemons, Stanford Cardinals (Coaches-1)
* Louis Landry, USC Trojans (Coaches-2)
* Ethan McIntyre, California Golden Bears (Coaches-2)

### Cornerbacks

* Eric Hall, Arizona Wildcats (Coaches-1)
* Blaine Lewis-Thompson, California Golden Bears (Coaches-1)
* Donald Garcia, Arizona State Sun Devils (Coaches-2)
* Tomas Weathers, Colorado Buffaloes (Coaches-2)

### Free Safety

* Gabe Bauman, USC Trojans (Coaches-1)
* Derrick Dennis, Colorado Buffaloes (Coaches-2)

### Strong Safety

* Dylan Mosley, Arizona State Sun Devils (Coaches-1)
* Patrick Causey, California Golden Bears (Coaches-2)
2020 Nashville Predators season

Conference
 2020 record
 Home record
 Road record
 Arena

The 2020 Nashville Predators season was the franchise's first season in the National Hockey League

## Transactions

### Arrivals

* Greg Lattimer, Daniel Ashworth, Sanya Kozlov, Tobin Sowards, Carl Axelsson, Pytor Ivanov, and Timo Gerig were all signed from free agency on December 10th, 2016
* Eugene Adams and Ruslan Nikolaev were signed from free agency on December 11th, 2016
* Pete Morris and Mathias Langenberg were signed from free agency on December 12th, 2016
* Philip Hill and Peyton Street were signed from free agency on December 17th, 2016
2016 Big 12 Championship Game

The **2016 Big 12 Championship Game** was the 4th championship game for the Big 12 Conference. 12th-ranked Texas got revenge for a close defeat in the Red River Shootout earlier in the season, scoring 17 points off of turnovers from the 5th-ranked Oklahoma Sooners en route to a 20-17 win.

## Teams

### Oklahoma Sooners

Oklahoma became the first team in Big 12 history to successfully defend its division title. After a close season-opening loss to Notre Dame, the Sooners have embarked on an 11-game winning streak and went undefeated in Big 12 play. Quarterback Norris Brooksheer has been one of the best quarterbacks in the nation, and his efforts have made him a Heisman finalist. Meanwhile, Sean Egloff has stepped in to replace Greg Hadnot at halfback, and the balance between Egloff and Brooksheer has been critical to Oklahoma's success.

### Texas Longhorns

Texas was the #1 team in the country in the preseason and the favorite to win the Big 12. After a blowout win over Hawaii and a neutral-site win over then-#3 USC to start the season, the Longhorns began to struggle, winning close games over Boston College and North Carolina before dropping consecutive contests to then-winless West Virginia and then-#9 Oklahoma. After those games, Texas abandoned their inefficient pass-heavy offense for a more balanced one, and they won 6 straight games to close out the regular season. Their last two wins were victories over TCU and Oklahoma State, giving them the tiebreaker as all three teams finished 5-2 in conference play. The Longhorns are quarterbacked by Sam Light, and he is joined in the backfield by halfback Troy Booker.

## Scoring summary

**1st quarter scoring:**

 OKLA - TD 09:56 Sean Egloff 3 Yd Run (Alejandro Aguirre Kick)

 TEX - FG 04:22 Gino Chiaverini 42 Yd

 TEX - TD 03:02 Ivory Hull INT Return (Gino Chiaverini Kick)

**2nd quarter scoring:**

 OKLA - FG 07:33 Alejandro Aguirre 49 Yd

 TEX - FG 00:02 Gino Chiaverini 43 Yd

**3rd quarter scoring:**

 TEX - TD 06:18 Troy Booker 2 Yd Run (Gino Chiaverini Kick)

 OKLA - TD 0:30 Tai Miller 9 Yd Pass from Norris Brooksheer (Alejandro Aguirre Kick)

**4th quarter scoring:**

 No scoring

### Statistics

 Passes, Comp-Att-Int | 13-17-2 | 11-20-1
2017 ACC Football Season

## Awards

### National Awards

#### Finalists

* **Heisman Memorial Trophy:** Troy McCray, Wake Forest
* **Heisman Memorial Trophy:** Alex Leshoure, Boston College

#### Winners

* **Doak Walker Award:** Troy McCray, Wake Forest
* **Fred Biletnikoff Award:** Jarius Shaw-Dodd, Virginia Tech

### All-Americans

* WR: Jarius Shaw-Dodd, Virginia Tech
* OT: Darnerien Sohn, Miami
* OG: Doug Aska, Miami

### All Conference Team

* RB: Troy McCray, Wake Forest
* FB: Jose Rosenthal, North Carolina
* WR: Jarius Shaw-Dodd, Virginia Tech
* WR: Luke Cobb, Florida State
* TE: Matt Jones, Louisville
* OT: Darnerien Sohn, Miami
* OT: Donald Reed, Virginia Tech
* OG: Clayton Williams, North Carolina
* OG: Jason Osorio, Virginia Tech
* C: Angelo Huddleston, Boston College

* DE: Josiah Harden, North Carolina
* DT: Brandon Eakin, Florida State
* DT: Justin Keller, Wake Forest
* OLB: Benjamin Robinson, Boston College
* OLB: Richard Ryan, Virginia Tech
* ILB: Ray Taylor, Syracuse
* ILB: Paul Floyd, NC State
* CB: Robert Mann, Boston College
* CB: Jaylen Harris, Louisville
* FS: Martin Hernandez, Miami
* SS: Christopher Williams, Florida State

#### Special Teams

* K: Hunter Leone, Virginia
* P: Scottie Ware, Clemson
* RET: Tommy Pottios, Georgia Tech
2017 AAC Football Season

The 2017 AAC football season sees three new schools join the CFBHC, all three will be playing in the AAC. The South Florida Bulls, Tulsa Golden Hurricane, and Memphis Tigers. USF will join the East division, Memphis and Tulsa will join the West. Northern Illinois departed for the MAC following the 2016 Season.

## Statistics

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kg6lUXT3o4RzLo25144h5tl8kdzZFBc8MLZSUUwMhr8/edit?usp=sharing
2017 Pittsburgh Steelers season

The **2017 Pittsburgh Steelers** season was the franchise's inaugural season in the NFL

## 2017 Expansion Draft

Main article: 2017 NFLHC Expansion Draft

2017 Pittsburgh Steelers Expansion Draft

## Draft

Main article: 2017 NFLHC Draft

2017 Pittsburgh Steelers Draft

Notes
* Pittsburgh acquired the #45th overall pick from Buffalo during the 2017 draft.
* Pittsburgh traded pick #49 and #149 for Free Safety Stephen Elliott
* Pittsburgh acquired the #129th overall pick from Chicago during the 2017 draft. Pittsburgh also sent their 7th round pick to Chicago as part of this deal.

## Final Roster

* 3 Paul Davenport
* 5 Onterrio Smith
* 6 Les Henderson
* 2 Keith Price

**Running backs**
* 25 James Bush RB
* 22 Nick Engelberger RB
* 26 Donald Dingle RB
* 20 Robert Hall RB
* 40 Marc Ladner FB
* 43 James Brown FB

**Wide receivers**
* 88 Austin Medina
* 87 Samuel Jolley
* 85 Anthony McCardell
* 17 Malaefou Lewis
* 15 Marion Sims

**Tight ends**
* 80 Jake Schmidt
* 49 Lawrence Gibson
* 47 John Raiola
* 44 Johnny Nutten
* 66 Nick Grant T
* 69 Robert Lee T
* 64 Antuan Byrdsong T
* 63 Tom Gilbert T
* 67 Phillip Dickson G
* 68 Joe Kramer G
* 55 Lloyd Nieves C

**Defensive linemen**
* 94 Billy Stevenson DE
* 96 Jesse Boyd DE
* 92 Jim Pagac DE
* 91 Carnell Meadows DT
* 99 Al Lindsey DT
* 58 Jamie Zuman ILB
* 41 Donny Hunter ILB
* 56 Ernest Cross ILB
* 53 Patrick Murphy OLB
* 57 Charlie Johnson OLB
* 51 Garrison Jackson OLB
* 48 Ronald Jagade OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 21 Joel Prince CB
* 34 Cade Donovan CB
* 28 Donnie Thomas CB
* 25 Marlin Schrader CB
* 27 Stephen Elliott FS
* 22 John Gregory FS
* 43 Walter Valdez SS
* 24 Johnathan Salazar SS

**Special teams**
* 1 Michael Turner K
* 11 Larry DeLamielleure K
* 9 Quan Qi P
* 19 Dennis Carson P

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad

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2020 Carolina Panthers season

The **2020 Carolina Panthers** season was the franchise's 6th season in the National Football League.

## Transactions

### Arrivals

* Kelvin Grossman (ILB) traded from Dallas Cowboys with 2020 7th Round pick for Panther's WR Eddie McFadden
* Shawn Anderson (RB) traded from Los Angeles Rams for Panther's 2020 5th Round pick and RB Larry Holleyman
* Skip Gibson (K) traded from New Orleans Saints for Panther's 2021 2nd Round pick, 2022 6th Round pick, and K Willie Gaffney
* Joe Lewis (DE) signed on February 5th on a 1 year contract.
* Eric Scott (DE) signed on April 15th on a 1 year contract.
* The Panthers drafted 4 players in the 2002 NFLHC Draft, Curtis Henry (Round 1 Pick 17), Joshua Whitlock (Round 2 Pick 55), Sean Hamilton (Round 3 Pick 88), Justin Rouse (Round 6 Pick 188)

### Departures

* Jasen Warlick (QB) retired.
* Richard Zimmerman (WR) contract expired and signed with New England Patriots
* Bob Branch (TE) retired.
* Frank Carter (OG) contract expired and signed to Philadelphia Eagles
* Stacey Wulfeck (DE) retired.
* Terrence Adams (DT) retired.
* Robert Wozniak (FS) retired.

### Trades

* Kelvin Grossman (ILB) traded from Dallas Cowboys with 2020 7th Round pick for Panther's WR Eddie McFadden
* Shawn Anderson (RB) traded from Los Angeles Rams for Panther's 2020 5th Round pick and RB Larry Holleyman
* Skip Gibson (K) traded from New Orleans Saints for Panther's 2021 2nd Round pick, 2022 6th Round pick, and K Willie Gaffney

## 2020 Season

### Schedule

#### Preseason

 1 | February 11th
 2 | February 26th
 3 | March 6th
 4 | March 12th

#### Regular Season

Notes
* Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Final Roster

* 12  *Sean Hamilton*
* 4 Justin Hunter

**Running backs**
* 28 Mike Latta
* 22 Shawn Anderson
* 29 Tom Simonton
* 35 Donnie Hubbert (FB)

**Wide receivers**
* 13 Monte Jackson
* 11 Jermaine Bishop
* 89 Chip Johnson
* 15 Troy Wilson

**Tight ends**
* 88 *Curtis Henry*
* 45 Kelly Littleton
* 40 Norman Willard
* 81 Quentin McCullough
* 71 Vincent Peck G
* 67 Joe Cherry C
* 70 Bob Ruegamer G
* 72 Emerson Ware T
* 79 Lonnie Woodruff T
* 69 Lloyd Cruz T
* 64  *Joshua Whitlock* G
* 61 Pete Smith G
* 60 Pat Johnson C

**Defensive linemen**
* 95 Ron Rice DE
* 99 Kendrick Droughns DE
* 93 Mike Wohlabaugh DT
* 57 Joe Lewis DE
* 90 Wilburn Ball DT
* 91 Eric Scott DE
* 66 Doug Allotey DT
* 59 Kelvin Grossman ILB
* 54 Andre Gasaway OLB
* 56 Jimmy Workman ILB
* 48 Tim McDuffie ILB
* 49 Alan Smith OLB
* 55 Leland Anderson OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 24 Nate Tensi CB
* 26 Jim Milloy CB
* 25 Carlton Sylvester FS
* 27 Frederick Fain SS
* 30 Darren Ruffin CB
* 20 Maury Gregg CB
* 33 Ricky Rose CB
* 31 Justin Rouse CB
* 32 Jon Thomas FS
* 41 Tim Silver FS
* 43 Warren McNabb SS

**Special teams**
* 9 Skip Gibson K
* 10 Yuri Garisov P

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
51 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2019 New York Jets season

The **2019 New York Jets** season was the franchise's 6th in the National Football League. The Jets entered the season as defending AFC Champions, though they lost in Super Bowl V. Despite going into Week 11 with a losing record, the team went on a 7-game winning streak in the playoffs and then won 3 playoff games to make it back to Super Bowl VI.

## Transactions

### Arrivals

* Brian Kiel was signed on May 24.
* Raymond Rivera was signed on May 30.
* Raoul Gomez and Patrick Neville were signed on June 1.
* Andre Goodridge was signed on June 2.
* Josh Gray was signed on September 18.

### Departures

* Clarence Harris retired on May 16.
* Eddie Anderson was cut on May 23.

### Trades

* The Jets traded Lyle Matthews to the Titans for a fifth round selection in the 2020 NFLHC Draft on May 16.
* The Jets traded a fifth round selection in the 2019 NFLHC Draft to the Seahawks in exchange for Joe McCord and a sixth round selection on May 24.
* The Jets traded O.J. Carano to the Giants for a second and fourth round selection in the 2020 NFLHC Draft on May 25.

## 2019 Season

### Schedule

#### Regular Season

**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

#### Postseason

See also: 2019\_NFLHC\_Season § Postseason

 Divisional | Indianapolis Colts (2)
 AFC Championship | Oakland Raiders (1)

## Final Roster

* 11 *Raoul Gomez*
* 10 Erik Wegert

**Running backs**
* 28 *Emmanuel Fields*
* 49 Cyril Harris FB
* 25 Brian Kiel
* 20 Josh Gray

**Wide receivers**
* 87 Ken Brown
* 14 Dennis Carr
* 15 Paul Howell
* 18 Charlie Paul
* 85 Jesse Scott KR/PR

**Tight ends**
* 44 Charlie Bryson
* 84 *Raymond Rivera*
* 81 *Matt Stone*
* 88 Charlie Wilson
* 74 T.J. Brumm C
* 68 Joe Farmer G
* 54 Andre Goodridge
* 75 *Oliver Lewis* T
* 69 Tavon Logan G
* 71 Joe McCord T
* 63 *Patrick Neville* C
* 66 Erik Russell T
* 67 David Schlereth G
* 76 Darnerien Sohn T

**Defensive linemen**
* 72 James Arnold DT
* 77 Charlie Bacon DE
* 91 Bob Ballard NT
* 93 *Jonathan Bridges* DE
* 98 Karim Brown DE
* 96 Alvis Brumm DE
* 78 Sidney Burris DE
* 99 Chris James DT
* 92 *Kyle Pratt* DT
* 95 *Dennis Himes* OLB
* 51 Tommy Leonard OLB
* 50 Matt Okoye OLB
* 56 Kwazi Robb OLB
* 59 *Chris Tucker* ILB

**Defensive backs**
* 22 Rufus Freeman CB
* 38 *Adam Goss* CB
* 41 Reshad Jenkins FS
* 27 Rolando Olafson CB
* 32 *Jose Ortiz* FS
* 31 John Queen CB
* 34 Taz Tomlinson SS
* 21 Sebastian Vaughn SS
* 24 Marques Warner CB

**Special teams**
* 6 Chris Hoag K
* 3 John Maslowski P

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 1 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2018 Seattle Seahawks season

The 2018 Seattle Seahawks season is the third season for the franchise in NFLHC.

## Roster

* 3 Alexander Williams
* 4 Adam Stave
* 7 DeAndre Jackson

**Running Back**
* 22 Fred Tindale
* 33 Michael Duckworth
* 26 Kenneth Farr

**Wide Receiver**
* 13 Jim Umenyiora
* 15 Kirk Pierce
* 81 Tommy Pottios
* 83 Patrick Burke
* 89 Dean Porter
* 82 Jeffrey Jackson
* 84 Tony Huff
* 87 Denario Jackson

**Offensive Lineman**
* 61 Davern Lemmerman
* 62 Daryl Ogden
* 64 John Tripucka
* 65 Ricky Witman
* 66 David Bowles
* 67 Darryl McGee
* 68 Joe McCord
* 73 Nick Auld
* 76 Walter Adair
* 78 Trey Durrence
* 79 Frank Carter
* 90 Steve Phillips
* 92 Craig Boyd
* 99 Reggie Howard

**Defensive End**
* 91 Steven Jordan
* 95 Travis Crews
* 97 Robert Crews
* 98 Brian Glenn

**Linebacker**
* 50 Kyries Brown
* 51 Malcolm Douglas-Scott
* 52 Tom Ames
* 54 Craig Davis
* 56 Tom Lavergne
* 57 Melvin Bedell
* 58 Eddie Johnson
* 59 James Bates
* 20 Duke Burchfield
* 25 Matt Cowan
* 26 Corey Quinn
* 35 Billy Odom

**Safety**
* 24 Kevin Collins
* 31 Anthony Foster
* 37 Patrick Carr
* 39 Onome Smith
* 42 Jeff Hudson

**Placekicker**
* 4 Patrick O'Neal

**Punter**
* 2 Gary Levels
2018 UCLA Bruins football team

Seasons

The **UCLA Bruins 2018 Season** represented the UCLA Bruins in the 2018 CFBHC Season. This was the sixth year of play for the Bruins. The team was coached by third year head coach DStack11 and played their home games at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

UCLA entered the 2018 Season un-ranked. After a disappointing 2-10 record from the previous 2017 season, but a 12-1 record in DStack11's first season in charge in 2016, UCLA fans didn't know what the 2018 season had in store for them.

The Bruins then got win and after win to start the 2018 season and climbed to #13 in the country and a 7-0 record before finally falling against the Utah Utes in Salt Lake City, UT. Despite the loss, the Bruins got back to their winning ways and beat Washington, Arizona, and Cincinnati to get to 10-1 and 5-1 in the Pac-12 conference.

The regular season finale was a showdown with rivals USC Trojans with the winner taking the Pac-12 South Division title and a trip to the Pac-12 Conference Championship Game. Despite the game being played at home in the Rose Bowl, the Bruins fell to the Trojans 28-17. USC did go on to win the Pac-12 Conference against Oregon.

For the post-season, UCLA accepted an invite to play the [Kansas Jayhawks]] in the Cactus Bowl played in Phoenix, AZ. The Bruins won their third bowl game 24-6 over the Jayhawks.

Unfortunately for UCLA after the conclusion of the 2018 season, head coach DStack11 accepted the same position at Florida State. DStack11 left with a 25-13 record and a 2-0 bowl record leading the Bruins.
2015 NFLHC Draft

The **2015 NFL Draft** was the 2nd annual meeting of NFLHC franchises to select newly eligible football players.

## Determination of draft order

The draft order is based generally on each team's record from the previous season, with teams which qualified for the postseason selecting after those which failed to make the playoffs. Since 2015 was an expansion year with 4 teams, the top 4 picks in each round were given to the expansion teams in reverse order from what their order of picks were in the 2015 NFLHC Expansion Draft. The Dallas Cowboys, with a record of 1-10 in NFLHC's inaugural season, earned the 5th pick in a tiebreaker with the Indianapolis Colts based on a worse strength of schedule.

## Early entrants

A record 7 underclassmen announced their intention to forego their remaining CFBHC eligibility and declare themselves available to be selected in the draft.

* Keyshawn Thompson, CB, Michigan State
* Barron Anthony, DE, USC
* Brian Brown, QB, Boise State
* Richard Wilson, WR, Purdue
* O.J. Carano, RB, Minnesota
* James Otero, RB, Kansas
* Steve Noonan, P, LSU

## Trades

In the explanations below, **(D)** denotes trades that took place during the 2014 Draft, while **(PD)** indicates trades completed pre-draft.
2018 Tennessee Volunteers season

Seasons

The **Tennessee Volunteers** had their sixth year in the 2018 CFBHC Season. This was their second season with SageBow as head coach. Expectations were very high for the Volunteers in 2018. In preseason media, Julius Thomas was selected as the #4 QB in the SEC. The Vols had 7 players selected to various preseason SEC teams, and Anthony Miller made it to the preseason All-Americans list.

The Vols started off okay, but it was clear that they had troubles adapting to the offensive scheme. Struggles came as they had two straight defeats to West Virginia and Georgia, but the Vols managed to right the ship with 3 straight away victories. A bad loss to Texas A&M in Neyland nearly knocked this team out of the Coaches Poll, but the Vols went undefeated for the last month of the season to win the SEC East.

In the Conference Championship Game, Tennessee dueled against the #1 team in the nation, Alabama. In that game, the Vols were up heading into the fourth quarter, but a fumble and interception from Julius Thomas cost the Vols in the final quarter leading to a respectable second place finish. Tennessee would not make the College Football Playoffs this season, but they were given the a bid to the Citrus Bowl against Big 12 runner-ups Minnesota.

Aaron Stiles and Jose Ortiz both declared early for the 2019 NFL Draft, but the Volunteers reloaded, grabbing 5 star recruits Adrian Goldson and Marcus Coles. For the second straight year, SageBow brought in a small class of highly talented recruits at the expense of more depth.

## Individual Awards

DE Anthony Miller - All-SEC Second Team

DT Ricardo Walters - All-SEC First Team

ILB Chris Tucker - SEC Defensive Player of the Week - 9, National Defensive Player of the Week - 9

CB Aaron Stiles - All-SEC First Team

K Zachary Becker - SEC Special Teams Player of the Week - 12

P Adonis Rosa - SEC Special Teams Player of the Week - 15, All-SEC First Team

## Recruiting

### Junior College Transfers

*Sources:*
* "2018 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.
2020 Fresno State Bulldogs season

Seasons

The **2020 Fresno State Bulldogs** will represent Fresno State University in the 2020 CFBHC Season. The team will be coached by Dacder and will play its home games at Bulldog Stadium in Fresno, California. They are a member of the West Division of the MWC.

Before the season Fresno State lost star players Omar McManus and Sam Hiller-Weeden to the NFL Draft.
2019 Seattle Sounders FC season

The **2019 Seattle Sounders**, managed by paperllamasunited, played their first season in the inaugural season of the MLS. Seattle plays its home matches at CenturyLink Field in Seattle, Washington.

## Matches

### Preseason

#### MLS Open Cup

Seattle was drawn against New York City FC in the first round of the MLS Open Cup. The cup features two legs in each round, with the winner advancing with a larger aggregate score. The away goals rule is in effect.

      Win
      Draw
      Loss

Young River Burnett connected on his first career goal in the 20th minute of the 2nd leg of the round. Corey Fisher, seemingly becoming a star himself, scored his 2nd career goal at the 69th minute. The Sounders outscored New York City FC 4-3 over the course of the leg, advancing to the second round against CD Guadalajara.

After defeating CD Guadalajara, the Sounders advanced to face FC Dallas.

## Transactions

The Sounders made a somewhat controversial decision to loan out 2nd Captain and starter Kieran Rose to SSC Napoli prior to the 2019 MLS Season. Rose was loaned for $200k, with an option for SSC Napoli to purchase following the 2019 season for $1.7M. Rose ended up making his debut with the Sounders in a 2-1 loss to New York City FC in the 2019 MLS Open Cup, but was benched to preserve his health for transfer following the match.
2018 Miami Dolphins season

The **2018 Miami Dolphins** season will be the franchise's 5th season in the National Football League.

## Draft

Main article: 2018 NFLHC Draft

Notes
* The Dolphins traded tight end Derek Harrison to the Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange for Jacksonville's first-round (No. 21 overall) selection.
* The Dolphins traded offensive guard Zak Cole and offensive tackle James Jones to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in exchange for Tampa Bay's second-round (No. 56 overall) selection.

## 2018 Season

### Schedule

#### Regular Season Schedule

**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Final Roster

* 12 Glen Spencer
* 10 Glenn White

**Running backs**
* 30 Marcus Barry RB
* 35 Keith Dunn RB
* 32 Alex Engram FB

**Wide receivers**
* 87 Rodney Montgomery
* 84 Greg Cobb
* 85 Bill Hardy
* 19 Jacky Walters
* 15 Todd Sykes

**Tight ends**
* 83 D.J. Gibson
* 80 Kendall Brandon
* 68 Ricky Edwards T
* 69 Joseph Stanford T
* 65 Tom McAfee T
* 63 Jace Blakley G
* 66 Todd Hevesy G
* 72 Brandon Gregory G
* 60 Haskel Moore C

**Defensive linemen**
* 90 Benjamin Blankenship DE
* 95 David Drake DE
* 93 Devone Willis DE
* 96 Josh Wilson DT
* 99 Lindsay Powell DT
* 56 Phillip Moore ILB
* 50 Jason Bryant OLB
* 57 Jack Durrence OLB
* 51 Jeromy Potter OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 13 Justin Davis CB
* 18 Laurent Christensen CB
* 11 Alphonso Greisen CB
* 25 Francisco Diaz CB
* 46 Jarvis Banks CB
* 43 Reggie Beasley FS
* 47 Andrew Wright FS
* 23 Dane Wilson SS
* 29 Mark Pennington SS

**Special teams**
* 9 Ben Morrison K
* 3 A.J. Kinney P

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
42 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2018 Arizona Cardinals Season

The **2018 Arizona Cardinals** season will be the franchise's 2nd season in the National Football League.

## Transactions

### Deptartures

* Greg Bradley, Willie Bratkowski and Greg Williams were cut October 27th to free up roster space.

* LeRoy Holmes was cut October 28th to free up roster space

### Trades

* The Arizona Cardinals traded their 2018 4th Round Pick to the Indianapolis Colts in exchange for **DT** Keith Hooks and a 2019 7th Round Pick

## 2018 Season

### Schedule

#### Regular Season Schedule

**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Final Roster

* 3 Sam Armour

**Running backs**
* # Joseph Bowen
* # Shawn Carr
* # Kwendi Nkwenti
* # Donald Johns FB
* # Frankie Elwood FB

**Wide receivers**
* # Marcus Banks WR
* # Drew Jackson
* # Ron Crouse
* # Butch Harper
* # Mark Walker

**Tight ends**
* # Wilbert Stoutmire
* # Tiki Maslowski
* # Jim Page
* # T.C. Bradford T
* # Demetrius Jett T
* # Orlando Burris T
* # Dan McDonald T/G
* # Stan Allen T
* # Jim Anderson T
* # Mike Grant G
* # Darren McCormick G
* # Doug Aska G
* # Jonathan Jimenez C
* # Josh Hood C

**Defensive linemen**
* # Joe Lewis DE
* # Richard Hicks DE
* # Tim Carson DE
* # Alvin Welch DE
* # Ken Wells DT
* # Keith Hooks DT
* # Barry Harmon DT
* # Brad Campbell DT
* # Paul Ingram ILB
* # Joseph Larsen ILB
* # Daniel Allen ILB
* # John Woodley OLB
* # Charley Rivers OLB
* # Stephen Campbell OLB

**Defensive backs**
* # Paul Olson CB
* # Larry Johnson CB
* # Antonio Powers CB
* # Brian Kelley CB
* # Curt Wood CB
* # Nate Gant FS
* # Mo Wilkins FS
* # Gregory Gilmore SS
* # Rob Evans SS

**Special teams**
* # Darryl Lemus K
* # Steve Noonan P

**Practice squad**
* # Jon Wilson QB
* # Troy Peters OT
* # Mark Kirschbaum K
* # Michael Haynes OG
* # Delbert Guman OG
* # Roy Hunt QB

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 0 Inactive, 6 Practice squad
2020 NHLHC Draft

**NHLHC Draft**

The **2020 NHLHC Entry Draft** was the first-ever NHLHC Draft. The draft was held from November 29 - December 7, 2016 at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC. Taylor Price was the first overall selection in the draft.

## Selection order

The selection order for the first round was as determined randomly and the draft followed a "snake" format

## Trades

In the explanations below, **(D)** denotes trades that took place during the 2017 Draft, while **(PD)** indicates trades completed pre-draft.

### Round one

* **No. 4: Washington -> Tampa Bay (D).** Washington traded this selection to Tampa Bay for their first round selection (10th) and their third round selection (42nd).

* **No. 10: Tampa Bay -> Washington (D).** see No. 4: Washington -> Tampa Bay (D)

### Round two

* **No. 19: New York -> Tampa Bay (D).** New York traded this selection to Tampa Bay for their second round selection (23rd) and their ninth round selection (138th).

* **No. 23: Tampa Bay -> New York (D):** see No. 19: New York -> Tampa Bay (D)

* **No. 27: Pittsburgh -> Colorado (D).** Pittsburgh traded this selection and their ninth round selection (134th) to Colorado for their third round selection (35th), their fifth round selection (67th), and their ninth round selection (131st).

### Round three

* **No. 35: Colorado -> Pittsburgh (D).** see No. 27: Pittsburgh -> Colorado (D)

* **No. 42: Tampa Bay -> Washington (D).** see No. 4: Washington -> Tampa Bay (D)

### Round five

* **No. 67: Colorado -> Pittsburgh (D).** see No. 27: Pittsburgh -> Colorado (D)

### Round nine

* **No. 131: Colorado -> Pittsburgh (D).** see No. 27: Pittsburgh -> Colorado (D)

* **No. 134: Pittsburgh -> Colorado (D).** see No. 27: Pittsburgh -> Colorado (D)

* **No. 138: Tampa Bay -> Washington (D).** see No. 4: Washington -> Tampa Bay (D)
2020 Denver Broncos season

The 2020 Denver Broncos season is their fifth year of NFLHC competition.

### 2020 Offseason Trades

* OG Wilson Hutchinson to Detroit for OLB Lamar Tennell and 2021 4th round pick.
* ILB Ron Sanderson and SS Anthony Ludwig to Detroit for ILB Billy Williams

## Regular Season

### 2020 In-season Trades

* WR Marion Reeder and 2021 6th round pick to Miami for WR Jamal Brunell and RB Timothy Cano.

### Final Roster

* 11 *Eric Jennings*

**Running backs**
* 22 *J.B. Blacknall*
* 28 Jerry Rambo
* 25 Timothy Cano
* 34 Ian Smith FB

**Wide receivers**
* 14 Darrell Mack
* 81 Ken Peelle
* 16 Artemio Ramirez
* 89 Jamal Brunell
* 82 *William Doherty*

**Tight ends**
* 83 Darren Jones
* 88 Doug Bosley
* 84 Jesse Palmer
* 65 Mario Hill T
* 70 Pete Wilson T
* 74 Ricky Green T
* 63 Bret Pate G
* 76 Russell Benson-Giffords G
* 61 Kerwin McGeoghan G
* 60 Richard Pennington G
* 79 John Zatkoff C
* 64 George Doll C

**Defensive linemen**
* 72 Charles Johnson DE
* 55 Adam Scott DE
* 52 Claxton Robertson DE
* 91 *Thomas Goss* DE
* 69 Michael Carroll DT
* 75 Tommy Brooks DT
* 93 Enoch Coleman DT
* 78 William Camacho DT
* 56 Mike Smith ILB
* 59 Billy Williams ILB
* 54 Reece Westbrook ILB
* 51 Ray Truax OLB
* 44 Lamar Tennell OLB
* 58 Joe Palmer OLB
* 46 Steve Windsor OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 24 Reggie Griffin CB
* 47 Patrick Mitchell CB
* 41 Tony Smith CB
* 21 David Simpson CB
* 39 *Donald Garcia* CB
* 20 Gray Corbin FS
* 27 Leslie Mackey FS
* 43 Jonathan Parker SS
* 33 Ryan McDonald SS
* 40 *Jayden Salter* SS

**Special teams**
* 3 Sam Sarahi K
* 1 Dan Hamilton P

**Practice squad**
* Ryan Roach FB
* *Perry Lee* SS
* *Paul Suarez* OLB
* Xavier McDonough TE

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 0 Inactive, 4 Practice squad

## Post Season

### Playoffs

The Broncos played against the Raiders for the third time this season. Unfortunately for Denver, Oakland erased a 14-point deficit with two late Nick Hall touchdowns and kicked the game-winning field goal in overtime to eliminate the Broncos.
2017 San Francisco 49ers season

The **2017 San Francisco 49ers** season will be the franchise's 2nd season in the National Football League. The team will look to improve after a 3-9 inaugural season.

## Transactions

### Coaching and staff personnel changes

* Quasar was removed from the general manager position and was named the Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach.

### Arrivals

* The 49ers signed Riley Vanover to a 1 year, $3 million deal on May 11.
* The 49ers signed Tim Carson to a 1 year, $3.1 million deal on May 11.
* The 49ers signed Victor Brunson to a 1 year, $1 million deal on May 11.
* The 49ers signed Andy Goode to a 1 year, $5 million deal on May 11.
* The 49ers signed Ed Batch and Dale Martin to non-guaranteed 2 year, $1 million deals on May 25.
* The 49ers signed John Bailey to a 2 year, $1 million deal on May 27.
* The 49ers signed Kern Trapp to a 2 year, $1.5 million deal on May 27.
* The 49ers signed Anthony Webb to a 1 year, $.5 million deal on May 28.

### Departures

* Peter Greenwood and Mike Henderson were selected in the 2017 NFLHC Expansion Draft.