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2041 NFL Season (Brick)

## Awards

Most Valuable Player- Mason Micheals, QB, New Orleans Saints (5,187 passing yards, 48 TDs, 5 INTs, 230 rushing yards, 2 rush TD)

Offensive Player of the Year- Henry David, RB, Pittsburgh Steelers (1,532 yards rushing, 19 TDs)

Defensive Player of the Year- Ty Donman, CB, Los Angeles Chargers, (10 INTS, 4 sacks)

Offensive Rookie of the Year- Al Jacobs, QB, Chicago Bears (2,988 passing yards, 18 TDs, 10 INTS, 567 rushing yards, 8 TDs)

Defensive Rookie of the Year- Samuel Yinman, LB, Dallas Cowboys (5 INT, 14 sacks)

Coach of the Year- Tod Rickham, New Orleans Saints (13-3 record, #1 offense, #3 defense)

Comeback Player of the Year- Donald Freeman, QB, Seattle Seahawks (Returned from injured shoulder, led team to 9-7 record and playoff berth, with 3,877 yards, 21 TDs, 4 INTS)

## Playoffs

Wild Card Weekend

AFC:

Baltimore Ravens 27 @ Tennessee Titans 20

Houston Texans 35 @ New York Jets 33

NFC:

Seattle Seahawks 20 @ New York Giants 10

Atlanta Falcons 9 @ Detroit Lions 14

Baltimore Ravens 17 @ Pittsburgh Steelers 28

Houston Texans 24 @ Los Angeles Chargers 25

NFC:

Seattle Seahawks 14 @ New Orleans Saints 38

Detriot Lions 23 @ San Francisco 49ers 10

AFC Championship:

Los Angeles Chargers 28 @ Pittsburgh Steelers 30

NFC Championship:

Detriot Lions 24 @ New Orleans Saints 42

## Super Bowl LXXVI

**AFC CHAMPION: PITTSBURGH STEELERS (14-2)**

**VS**

**NFC CHAMPION: NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (13-3)**

Location: Hardrock Stadium, Miami, Florida

 PIT

SUPER BOWL MVP: Mason Micheals, QB, Saints (28-35, 384 passing yards , 60 rushing yards, 3 Pass TD, 1 rush TD)
2045 NFL Season (Brick)

## Standings

### AFC North

 Steelers
 Bengals
 Ravens

### AFC South

 Jaguars
 Texans
 Titans

### AFC East

 Bills
 Jets
 Patriots

### AFC West

 Raiders
 Chargers
 Chiefs

### NFC North

 Packers
 Vikings
 Lions

### NFC South

 Panthers
 Falcons
 Buccaneers

### NFC East

 Eagles
 Cowboys
 Giants

### NFC West

 Cardinals
 49ers
 Rams

## Playoffs

Jacksonville Jaguars 23 @ Cleveland Browns 9

Oakland Raiders 27 @ Miami Dolphins 17

NFC:

Philadelphia Eagles 10 @ Washington Redskins 38

Carolina Panthers 17 @ New Orleans Saints 20

Jacksonville Jaguars 20 @ Indianapolis Colts 24

Oakland Raiders 34 @ Denver Broncos 28 (OT)

NFC:

New Orleans Saints 16 @ Seattle Seahawks 21

Washington Redskins 28 @ Chicago Bears 24

AFC Championship Game:

Oakland Raiders 27 @ Indianapolis Colts 31

NFC Championship Game:

Washington Redskins 21 @ Seattle Seahawks 38

## Super Bowl LXXX

**AFC CHAMPION: INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (13-3)**

**VS**

**NFC CHAMPION: SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (13-3)**

Location: NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas

 IND
Bill Hawshauck (Balloon Ball)

Bill Hawshauck is an American Balloon Ball coach who is currently serving as the head coach of the Men's Balloon Ball team at Bellarmine University.

## Life

Bill Hawshuack was born on May 9, 1972 in Pearisburg, Virginia. Bill attended college at Virginia Tech, where he joined the men's balloon ball team as a walk-on. After initially being the equivalent to a bench warmer on the team, he managed to gain a starting position on the team. Hawshauck would graduate in 1993. Upon graduation, Bill Hawshauck would assume the position of Graduate Assistant at his alma mater. He would remain there for one single season, before leaving for Georgetown University to become the assistant Offensive coach. After the 1996 season, Hawshauck would go south to accept an offer to become the assistant offensive coach at the University of Alabama under Jo Brown. Bill would remain there for one season, before returning to his alma mater to become the offensive coach. In 2001, Bill would leave Virginia Tech to become the head coach at Georgetown. At the age of 29, he was one the youngest people to ever serve as head coach in Division 1 balloon ball. In 2003, coach Hawshauck would lead the Hoyas to a #2 pre-season ranking, and a Sweet 16 appearance. After the end of the 2003 season, Hawshauck would leave to become the head coach at Virginia Tech. After the conclusion of the season, Bill would leave to become the head coach at Virginia Tech. Coach Hawshauck would quickly turn around the struggling program, leading them to the tournament every single year of his tenure. Hawshauck would leave Virginia Tech after the 2011 season to become the head coach of the Minnesota Matadors in the PBBL. Hawshauck would find it hard to find success at the pros, eventually being fired in 2013. Upon his firing, Hawshauck would be hired as the Offensive Coach for the Georgia Hornets. In 2015, after having the worst offense in the league, the Hornets would fire him. Hawshauck would then proceed to be hired as the assistant offensive coach for Tornado Alley in 2016, before being fired before the conclusion of the season. After being fired, Hawshauck would leave the pros to become the defensive coach at Sacred Heart University, In 2020, Hawshauck would accept the head coaching position at Bellarmine University, who had just moved from Division 2 to Division 1.

Bill Hawshauck currently resides in a home in the hills near Staffordsville, Virginia. Hawshauck built the home himself in between 2010 and 2017.

## Head Coaching Record

### College

#### Georgetown

 2002
 2003
2080 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (3rd seed)

New England Patriots 11-5 (6th seed)

Buffalo Bills 7-9

New York Jets 5-11

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 10-6 (7th seed)

Cleveland Browns 9-7 (8th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 7-9

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 13-3 (1st seed)

Houston Texans 12-4 (5th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 10-6 (4th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 9-7

Denver Broncos 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 6-10

### NFC East

Washington Redwolves 10-6 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

New York Giants 7-9

Philadelphia Eagles 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (2nd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 11-5 (5th seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Detroit Lions 8-8

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 11-5 (3rd seed)

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

New Orleans Saints 5-11

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 11-5 (6th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 10-6 (8th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Browns 24** Titans 21

Cle 7/0/10/7

Ten 10/0/3/8

Patriots 26 **Dolphins 29**

Ne 7/2/10/7

Mia 3/10/9/10

Bengals 14 **Steelers 31**

Cin 7/0/0/7

Pit 0/17/7/7

**Texans 30** Chargers 20

Hou 10/3/7/10

Lac 7/0/3/10

#### NFC

**Vikings 31** Redwolves 17

Min 10/7/7/7

Was 10/7/0/0

Packers 23 **Bears 31**

GB 3/0/10/10

Chi 7/14/7/3

**49ers 34** Panthers 24

SF 10/7/10/7

Car 14/0/3/7

Seahawks 25 **Cardinals 27**

Sea 9/3/7/6

Ari 3/17/7/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Texans 24 **Dolphins 27**

Hou 14/10/0/0

Mia 7/3/3/14

Browns 28 **Steelers 42**

Cle 7/7/7/7

Pit 7/7/14/14

#### NFC

Vikings 17 **Bears 23**

Min 10/0/0/7

Chi 3/10/7/3

49ers 31 **Cardinals 34**

SF 10/7/7/7

Ari 7/10/7/10

#### AFC

Dolphins 30 **Steelers 33** (ot)

Mia 10/3/7/10/0

Pit 7/10/3/10/3

#### NFC

Bears 27 **Cardinals 31**

Chi 10/7/7/3

Ari 0/7/10/14

## Superbowl

Location: Met Life Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

**Steelers 45** Cardinals 35

Pit 14/14/7/10

Ari 7/7/14/7

Superbowl Champion: Pittsburgh Steelers

Superbowl MVP: Ryan Morrison (QB) Pittsburgh Steelers
2100 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 11-5 (3rd seed)

Buffalo Bills 10-6 (7th seed)

New England Patriots 9-7

Miami Dolphins 7-9

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 12-4 (2nd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 7-9

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (4th seed)

Houston Texans 8-8

Indianapolis Colts 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (5th seed)

Denver Broncos 9-7 (8th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 6-10

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 13-3 (1st seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 9-7

New York Giants 7-9

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Chicago Bears 10-6 (7th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

Detroit Lions 5-11

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 10-6 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6-10

Atlanta Falcons 3-13

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Arizona Cardinals 11-5 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 10-6 (8th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bills 17 **Browns 28**

Buf 10/7/0/0

Cle 7/7/0/14

Chiefs 19 **Titans 24**

KC 10/3/0/6

Ten 7/10/7/0

Ravens 24 **Jets 27**

Bal 10/7/7/0

Nyj 7/7/10/3

**Broncos 21** Chargers 17

Den 0/7/0/14

Lac 10/7/0/0

#### NFC

**Cardinals 17** Panthers 13

Ari 3/7/0/7

Car 10/0/3/0

Rams 17 **Cowboys 23** (ot)

Lar 7/0/7/3/0

Dal 0/10/0/7/6

Bears 24 **Packers 28**

Chi 10/0/7/7

GB 7/7/7/7

Eagles 19 **49ers 33**

Phi 6/3/3/7

SF 3/13/10/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Titans 24** Jets 13

Ten 14/3/7/0

Nyj 3/0/10/0

Broncos 17 **Browns 19**

Den 10/0/7/0

Cle 7/0/9/3

#### NFC

**49ers 28** Packers 20

SF 7/7/7/7

GB 3/7/7/3

Cardinals 17 **Cowboys 31**

Ari 10/0/7/0

Dal 7/7/7/10

### Conference

#### AFC

**Titans 12** Browns 7

Ten 3/3/3/3

Cle 0/0/7/0

#### NFC

49ers 23 **Cowboys 29** (ot)

SF 10/3/7/3/0

Dal 6/0/7/10/6

## Superbowl

Location: Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara,California

Titans 14 **Cowboys 28**

Ten 0/7/0/7

Dal 14/0/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Dallas Cowboys

Superbowl MVP: Roy Stewart (QB) Dallas Cowboys
Football League of the Americas (FLA)

The Football League of the Americas (FLA) is a professional American Football league that is made up of a total of 20 teams across 4 countries (Canada, USA, Mexico, and Brazil.) The League plays a total of 10 games per season. The season ultimately culminates in the FLA Championship Playoffs, which is held between the top 6 teams at the end of the season.

The FLA was founded in 1998 by American businessman Richard Vincent Jr. and Brazilian Real Estate Developer Juan Cavalcanti. The league has ran into financial troubles several times during it's lifetime, most notable in 2008-2010 during the Great Recession and 2020 during the COVID-19 Pandemic. During the league's 22 year existence, only 1 season has been postponed: 2009, which was cancelled to financial problems.

## Teams

### Current Teams

#### Pacific Division

Los Angeles Prowlers (1998)

Seattle Lions (1998)

Cabo San Lucas Hurricanes (2005)

Edmonton Renegades (2015)

#### Northern Division

New York Statesman (1998;2010)

Chicago Midshipmen (1998;2011)

Montreal Kings (2011)

Toronto Stormforce (2011)

#### Central Division

Miami Gators (1998)

Mexico City Jaguars (1998;2011)

Cancun Surge (2011)

Phoenix Gila Monsters (2011)

#### Amazon Division

Belem Guerreiros (2005)

San Juan Traders (1998;2010)

Fortaleza Remadores (2015)

#### Brazilian Division

Rio De Janero Rainforest Warriors (2005;2010)

Rio Ótimo (1998;2010)

Sao Paulo Fleet (2005;2011)

Brasilia Capitol (2015)

Porto Alegre Lagartos (2015)

###

### Defunct Teams

Dallas Wranglers (1998-1999)

San Francisco psychedelic (1998-2005)

Las Vegas Sinners (1998-2008)

## Draft

The league holds a draft prior to the start of every season. College talent, free-agents, and members of the general public are included within the draft. Similar to the NFL, Each team is given a position in the drafting order in reverse order relative to its record in the previous year, which means that the last place team is positioned first. The draft is held at different venues each season.

###
2073 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (3rd seed)

Miami Dolphins 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Jets 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (4th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 8-8

Baltimore Ravens 5-11

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 13-3 (1st seed)

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (5th seed)

Houston Texans 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 10-6 (7th seed)

Denver Broncos 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 6-10

### NFC East

New York Giants 12-4 (3rd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 10-6 (7th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Chicago Bears 9-7

Detroit Lions 7-9

Minnesota Vikings 5-11

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 13-3 (1st seed)

Atlanta Falcons 12-4 (5th seed)

Carolina Panthers 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6-10

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 11-5 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 10-6 (8th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

San Francisco 49ers 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bengals 17 **Titans 34**

Cin 7/0/7/3

Ten 13/7/7/7

Raiders 24 **Chargers 27**

LV 7/7/7/3

Lac 3/7/10/7

**Dolphins 31** Patriots 17

Mia 0/14/10/7

Ne 3/0/7/7

**Colts 17** Browns 7

Ind 3/7/7/0

Cle 0/0/0/7

#### NFC

Eagles 26 **Giants 27**

Phi 10/6/10/0

Nyg 0/3/10/14

Rams 27 **Saints 33**

Lar 10/3/0/14

No 10/10/10/3

Redwolves 16 **Packers 37**

Was 6/3/0/7

Gb 3/20/7/7

**Falcons 31** Cardinals 21

Atl 3/7/7/14

Ari 7/7/7/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Dolphins 20 **Titans 23**

Mia 7/3/3/7

Ten 3/10/3/7

Colts 27 **Chargers 32**

Ind 10/10/7/0

Lac 6/10/10/6

#### NFC

**Falcons 27** Saints 20

Atl 7/3/10/7

No 10/3/7/0

Giants 17 **Packers 24**

Nyg 10/0/7/0

GB 0/7/10/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Chargers 20 **Titans 24**

Lac 10/0/3/7

Ten 3/7/0/14

#### NFC

**Falcons 37** Packers 31 (ot)

Atl 7/7/7/10/6

GB 10/14/7/0/0

## Superbowl

Location: At&t Stadium, Arlington, Texas

**Falcons 35** Titans 24

Atl 14/7/7/7

Ten 10/7/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Atlanta Falcons

Superbowl MVP: Ryan Schwartz (QB) Atlanta Falcons
2053 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Jets 11-5 (6th seed)

Buffalo Bills 7-9

Miami Dolphins 5-11

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 13-3 (1st seed)

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (5th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 10-6 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (7th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 10-6 (4th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 8-8

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

Denver Broncos 4-12

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 9-7

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 13-3 (1st seed)

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (5th seed)

Detroit Lions 8-8

Chicago Bears 7-9

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (3rd seed)

Carolina Panthers 10-6 (8th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 11-5 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 10-6 (7th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 8-8

Seattle Seahawks 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Titans 27 **Texans 31**

Ten 10/0/7/10

Hou 3/7/7/14

Ravens 24 **Raiders 28**

Bal 10/0/7/7

LV 7/7/7/7

Jets 33 **Patriots 38**

Nyj 10/7/10/6

NE 10/14/14/0

Bengals 22 **Steelers 30**

Cin 6/3/10/3

Pit 10/7/10/3

#### NFC

**Panthers 31** Vikings 24

Car 10/7/7/7

Min 14/7/3/0

Rams 23 **Cowboys 27**

Lar 10/3/7/3

Dal 3/7/10/7

Giants 27 **Saints 38**

Nyg 10/7/10/0

No 3/14/14/7

Packers 17 **49ers 28**

GB 10/0/0/7

SF 7/7/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Raiders 24 **Steelers 34**

LV 10/0/7/7

Pit 14/10/7/3

**Patriots 42** Texans 27

Ne 14/7/7/14

Hou 3/10/7/7

#### NFC

49ers 28 **Saints 33**

SF 0/7/14/7

No 10/3/10/10

**Panthers 23** Cowboys 10

Car 3/7/3/10

Dal 0/3/0/7

### Conference

#### AFC

**Patriots 24** Steelers 20

Ne 10/0/0/14

Pit 3/10/7/0

#### NFC

**Panthers 17** Saints 14 (ot)

Car 7/0/0/7/3

No 0/7/7/0/0

## Superbowl

Location: Ford Field, Detroit Michigan

**Panthers 28** Patriots 10

Car 7/7/7/7

Ne 3/0/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Carolina Panthers

Superbowl MVP: Will Sherman (QB) Carolina Panthers
2058 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 13-3 (1st seed)

Buffalo Bills 9-7

New England Patriots 7-9

New York Jets 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (2nd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (6th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Jacksonville Jaguars 11-5 (4th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 11-5 (5th seed)

Houston Texans 10-6 (7th seed)

Tennessee Titans 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (3rd seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 4-12

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

Detroit Lions 5-11

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 11-5 (4th seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (5th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 10-6 (8th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bengals 17 **Dolphins 38**

Cin 0/7/3/7

Mia 14/7/10/7

**Colts 23** Jaguars 20

Ind 0/3/10/10

Jac 7/3/7/3

Texans 16 **Ravens 24**

Hou 3/7/3/3

Bal 0/14/3/7

Steelers 17 **Broncos 31**

Pit 10/0/0/7

Den 7/0/10/14

#### NFC

Giants 27 **Bears 38**

Nyg 10/0/7/10

Chi 7/7/7/10

Seahawks 23 **Cardinals 31**

Sea 6/3/0/14

Ari 10/7/7/7

**Packers 27** Eagles 24

Gb 10/0/7/10

Phi 7/0/14/3

49ers 31 **Saints 37** (ot)

Sf 10/7/7/7/0

No 3/7/7/14/6

### Divisional

#### AFC

Colts 23 **Dolphins 27**

Ind 10/3/7/3

Mia 7/3/10/7

Broncos 24 **Ravens 48**

Den 10/0/7/7

Bal 14/14/10/10

#### NFC

Saints 10 **Bears 17**

No 7/0/3/0

Chi 10/7/0/0

Packers 28 **Cardinals 38**

GB 14/7/7/0

Ari 3/14/14/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Ravens 17 **Dolphins 21**

Bal 10/0/7/0

Mia 7/0/0/14

#### NFC

Bears 27 **Cardinals 31**

Chi 10/7/7/3

Ari 7/7/10/7

## Superbowl

Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana

**Dolphins 27** Cardinals 10

Mia 10/0/7/10

Ari 0/3/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Miami Dolphins

Superbowl MVP: Michael Ross (QB) Miami Dolphins
2061 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 10-6 (4th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

Buffalo Bills 7-9

New York Jets 5-11

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (3rd seed)

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (6th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Houston Texans 12-4 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 4-12

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Denver Broncos 10-6 (7th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 9-7 (8th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (3rd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (7th seed)

New York Giants 8-8

Washington Redwolves 7-9

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 11-5 (6th seed)

Chicago Bears 9-7

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

Carolina Panthers 5-11

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Rams 12-4 (5th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 10-6 (8th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Browns 24 **Ravens 27**

Cle 10/0/7/7

Bal 7/7/10/3

**Broncos 19** Chargers 17

Den 6/0/7/3

Lac 7/3/7/0

Raiders 14 **Colts 31**

LV 0/0/7/7

Ind 7/10/7/7

Texans 20 **Patriots 27**

Hou 10/0/3/7

Ne 7/10/10/0

#### NFC

Rams 22 **Falcons 24**

Lar 6/3/7/6

Atl 10/7/7/0

Vikings 26 **Cowboys 30**

Min 10/3/3/10

Dal 10/7/3/10

Eagles 19 **Packers 35**

Phi 3/10/6/0

GB 7/14/7/7

49ers 20 **Seahawks 23** (ot)

SF 7/3/7/3/0

Sea 3/0/10/7/3

### Divisional

#### AFC

Broncos 24 **Colts 28**

Den 10/0/7/7

Ind 0/14/7/7

**Patriots 28** Ravens 17

NE 7/7/7/7

Bal 3/0/7/7

#### NFC

Falcons 30 **Seahawks 38**

Atl 10/3/7/10

Sea 7/10/7/14

Cowboys 27 **Packers 31**

Dal 3/7/3/14

GB 10/14/0/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Patriots 23 **Colts 29** (ot)

Ne 10/3/7/3/0

Ind 0/3/10/10/6

#### NFC

Packers 20 **Seahawks 24**

GB 7/3/3/7

Sea 14/0/0/10

## Superbowl

Location: Sofi Stadium, Los Angeles, California

**Seahawks 17** Colts 10

Sea 10/0/0/7

Ind 7/0/3/0

Superbowl Champion: Seattle Seahawks

Superbowl MVP: Jalen Brooks (QB) Seattle Seahawks
Garret Maclenhannen (Balloon Ball)

Garret Maclenhannen is the current Director of Balloon Ball Operations for the Big 12 Conference.

## Biographical information

### Place of birth

Baltimore, Maryland

Maclenhannen formerly served as the commissioner of the Great American Balloon Ball Conference.

## Life

Maclenhannen was born and grew up in Baltimore, Maryland.

After high school, Maclenhannen attended Princeton University, where he walked on to the school's newly established men's balloon ball team. Despite having no prior experience with the sport, Maclenhannen managed to gain a starting job on the team by his senior year. After graduating, Maclenhannen would get a job with the university, and would also take a job as an assistant on the Princeton Men's Balloon ball Staff. Maclenhannen would remain in that position until 1974, when he would be promoted to head coach. Maclenhannen would remain in that position until 1979. In 1976, he would also take up the position of Head of Balloon Ball Operations at Princeton. In 1980, Maclenhannen would become Director of Balloon Ball Operations for the Ivy League Conference. In 1985, he would depart to assume the same position for the Big East. In 1989, Maclenhannen would accept an offer to become the next commissioner of the Great American Balloon Ball Conference. Maclenhannen would remain with the GABBC until 2000, when the league would fold due to financial issues, and a lack of teams willing to join the conference. Maclennhannen would receive widespread criticism for his actions during his tenure at the GABBC, with many blaming him for the conference's financial troubles throughout the 90's. After the conference folded, Maclenhannen would accept the position of Director of Balloon Ball Operations for the SWAC. In 2005, Maclenhannen would part ways with the conference for unknown reasons. After the two parted ways, Maclenhannen would accept the position of commissioner for the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference in Division 2. He would remain in that position until 2014, when he would accept an offer to become the Director of Balloon Ball Operations for the Big 12 Conference.

Maclenhannen intends to retire after the 2021 season.

Coaching
 1975-1979

Administration
 1980-1985
 1985-1989
 1989-2000
 2000-2005
 2005-2014
 2014-pres

Garrett Maclenhannen is married to Mary Maclenhannen. The two have been married since 1971. They have five children: Garrett Jr. (Born 1972), Annabelle (Born 1973), Ronald (Born 1975), Lance (Born 1981), and Christy (Born 1983). Garrett Jr. is currently a neurosurgeon at the Kansas University Medical Center, who has written numerous papers on the human brain and ways to make surgery on it easier and more effective. Ronald is the current head men's balloon ball coach at Texas Southern University.
2099 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 10-6 (4th seed)

New England Patriots 9-7

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New York Jets 5-11

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 12-4 (2nd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (7th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 7-9

Cincinnati Bengals 4-12

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Tennessee Titans 11-5 (6th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

Indianapolis Colts 6-10

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (5th seed)

Denver Broncos 9-7 (8th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 6-10

### NFC East

New York Giants 11-5 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7 (8th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

Washington Redwolves 5-11

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Chicago Bears 11-5 (6th seed)

Detroit Lions 10-6 (7th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 8-8

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7

New Orleans Saints 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 5-11

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (5th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 8-8

Seattle Seahawks 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Chargers 24 **Bills 35**

Lac 7/7/7/3

Buf 0/14/7/14

Broncos 13 **Chiefs 34**

Den 3/0/3/7

KC 14/3/10/7

**Titans 37** Texans 31 (ot)

Ten 14/7/7/3/6

Hou 10/14/0/7/0

Steelers 19 **Browns 27**

Pit 9/0/3/7

Cle 7/10/7/3

#### NFC

Bears 23 **Buccaneers 24**

Chi 10/3/10/0

Tb 3/0/7/14

Cowboys 13 **Rams 26**

Dal 3/0/3/7

Lar 10/6/0/10

**49ers 19** Giants 13

SF 6/7/3/3

Nyg 7/3/3/0

Lions 22 **Packers 24**

Det 6/3/7/6

GB 14/0/10/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Bills 27 **Browns 33** (ot)

Buf 10/7/7/3/0

Cle 0/7/10/10/6

Titans 3 **Chiefs 17**

Ten 0/3/0/0

KC 7/3/0/7

#### NFC

Buccaneers 23 **Packers 28**

TB 10/0/7/6

GB 7/14/7/0

**49ers 31** Rams 27

SF 10/0/7/14

Lar 10/10/7/0

### Conference

#### AFC

Browns 18 **Chiefs 35**

Cle 7/3/8/0

KC 14/7/0/14

#### NFC

49ers 34 **Packers 41**

SF 10/14/7/3

GB 0/10/21/10

## Superbowl

Location: State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona

Packers 17 **Chiefs 31**

GB 7/0/7/3

KC 14/7/0/10

Superbowl Champion; Kansas City Chiefs

Superbowl MVP: Derek Woods (HB) Kansas City Chiefs
2072 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (3rd seed)

New England Patriots 8-8

Buffalo Bills 7-9

New York Jets 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 10-6 (7th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 11-5 (4th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 11-5 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (8th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 13-3 (1st seed )

Kansas City Chiefs 9-7

Denver Broncos 7-9

Los Angeles Chargers 4-12

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (2nd seed)

Dallas Cowboys 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 9-7

New York Giants 7-9

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 8-8

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 13-3 (1st seed)

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (5th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8

Carolina Panthers 5-11

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 11-5 (4th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 10-6 (8th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 7-9

Los Angeles Rams 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Ravens 17 **Dolphins 26**

Bal 3/0/7/7

Mia 10/6/7/3

Colts 41 **Texans 44**

Ind 21/7/10/3

Hou 6/14/14/10

Titans 24 **Raiders 34**

Ten 10/0/7/7

LV 10/10/7/7

Bengals 21 **Steelers 31**

Cin 14/0/0/7

Pit 0/7/10/14

#### NFC

Seahawks 17 **Falcons 23** (ot)

Sea 7/3/7/0/0

Atl 0/3/7/7/6

Packers 24 **Eagles 28**

Gb 7/7/7/3

Phi 7/0/14/7

Cowboys 23 **Bears 26**

Dal 7/3/3/10

Chi 3/7/10/6

**Saints 24** Cardinals 13

No 7/0/3/14

Ari 3/7/3/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Dolphins 10 **Steelers 24**

Mia 0/3/0/7

Pit 3/7/7/7

Texans 14 **Raiders 31**

Hou 7/0/0/7

LV 3/7/14/7

#### NFC

Saints 22 **Falcons 24**

No 6/3/7/6

Atl 0/17/7/0

Bears 13 **Eagles 21**

Chi 3/0/3/7

Phi 0/7/7/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Steelers 28 **Raiders 30**

Pit 14/7/7/0

LV 10/0/10/10

#### NFC

**Eagles 27** Falcons 9

Phi 7/10/7/3

Atl 3/3/3/0

## Superbowl

Location: Raymond James Stadium,Tampa, Florida

**Raiders 21** Eagles 17

LV 7/0/7/7

Phi 7/3/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Las Vegas Raiders

Superbowl MVP: Danny Taylor (QB) Las Vegas Raiders
2101 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Jets 10-6 (7th seed)

New England Patriots 7-9

Miami Dolphins 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 13-3 (1st seed)

Cleveland Browns 12-4 (5th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 8-8

Pittsburgh Steelers 6-10

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Houston Texans 11-5 (6th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 9-7 (8th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 10-6 (4th seed)

Denver Broncos 8-8

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 4-12

### NFC East

Washington Redwolves 12-4 (3rd seed)

Dallas Cowboys 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Giants 9-7

Philadelphia Eagles 6-10

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (5th seed)

Chicago Bears 9-7 (8th seed)

Detroit Lions 5-11

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11-5 (4th seed)

Carolina Panthers 8-8

New Orleans Saints 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 3-13

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 10-6 (7th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jets 27 **Bills 30**

NYJ 7/10/7/3

Buf 3/10/7/10

**Browns 19** Chiefs 14

Cle 3/3/10/3

KC 7/0/0/7

Colts 28 **Ravens 42**

Ind 7/7/7/7

Bal 14/7/14/7

Texans 34 **Titans 38**

Hou 10/7/10/7

Ten 7/7/10/14

#### NFC

49ers 20 **Vikings 30**

SF 3/7/3/7

Min 7/6/7/10

Cowboys 19 **Redwolves 24**

Dal 3/6/0/10

Was 14/0/7/3

**Packers 25** Buccaneers 22

GB 3/7/7/8

TB 9/3/7/3

Bears 20 **Rams 24**

Chi 3/7/3/7

Lar 0/14/10/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Titans 33** Bills 27 (ot)

Ten 3/0/10/14/6

Buf 6/7/7/7/0

Browns 14 **Ravens 17**

Cle 7/0/7/0

Bal 0/10/0/7

#### NFC

Redwolves 24 **Vikings 31**

Was 14/3/7/0

Min 3/14/0/14

Packers 36 **Rams 38**

GB 3/17/10/6

Lar 10/7/14/7

### Conference

#### AFC

**Titans 24** Ravens 10

Ten 3/14/0/7

Bal 7/3/0/0

#### NFC

Vikings 27 **Rams 31**

Min 14/3/7/3

Lar 0/14/10/7

## Superbowl

Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis,Indiana

Rams 21 **Titans 31**

Lar 0/7/7/7

Ten 7/7/10/7

Superbowl Champion: Tennessee Titans

Superbowl MVP: Brent Cooke (QB) Tennessee Titans
2113 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

Buffalo Bills 9-7 (8th seed)

New York Jets 7-9

Miami Dolphins 4-12

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Cleveland Browns 9-7

Cincinnati Bengals 7-9

### AFC South

Jacksonville Jaguars 13-3 (1st seed)

Houston Texans 12-4 (5th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (7th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 10-6 (4th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 8-8

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 5-11

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

New York Giants 6-10

### NFC North

Detroit Lions 13-3 (1st seed)

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (5th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 10-6 (7th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 11-5 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (8th seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6-10

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 12-4 (3rd seed)

San Francisco 49ers 8-8

Los Angeles Rams 6-10

Arizona Cardinals 4-12

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bills 19 **Jaguars 28**

Buf 10/0/6/0

Jac 14/7/0/7

Ravens 26 **Steelers 30**

Bal 3/10/10/3

Pit 6/0/10/14

Colts 23 **Patriots 37**

ind 10/3/3/7

Ne 7/10/10/10

Texans 21 **Broncos 31**

Hou 7/7/7/0

Den 10/0/14/7

#### NFC

Saints 20 **Lions 23**

No 0/7/3/10

Det 3/7/3/10

**Eagles 26** Seahawks 20 (ot)

Phi 10/3/7/0/6

Sea 7/0/3/10/0

**Packers 28** Falcons 17

GB 7/7/7/7

Atl 10/7/0/0

Vikings 31 **Cowboys 41**

Min 10/7/7/7

Dal 0/13/14/14

### Divisional

#### AFC

Broncos 21 **Jaguars 28**

Den 7/0/7/7

Jac 0/7/14/7

Steelers 14 **Patriots 24**

Pit 14/0/0/0

Ne 10/7/7/0

#### NFC

Eagles 20 **Lions 31**

Phi 7/3/7/3

Det 3/7/7/14

Packers 31 **Cowboys 37** (ot)

GB 10/7/7/7/0

Dal 0/7/10/14/6

### Conference

#### AFC

**Patriots 27** Jaguars 24

Ne 7/0/10/10

Jac 14/0/3/7

#### NFC

Cowboys 22 **Lions 24**

Dal 10/3/3/6

Det 7/10/7/0

## Superbowl

location: State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona

**Lions 28** Patriots 14

Det 7/7/7/7

Ne 7/0/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Detroit Lions

Superbowl MVP: Richard Conner (QB) Detroit Lions
2021 Charlotte 49ers football team

The **2021 Charlotte 49ers football team** will represent the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in the 2021 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The 49ers will play their home games at Jerry Richardson Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, and compete in the East Division of Conference USA (C–USA). They will be coached by first year head coach Miles Dawkins.

## Rankings

### Home stadium

Jerry Richardson Stadium

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2025 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

Playoff changes: During the 2025 off-season the NFL expanded its playoffs to 16 teams, 8 per conference. This would allow the top half of the league to qualify for the post season. The first round bye was eliminated as the 1st seed now plays the 8th seed Wildcard Round.

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (3rd seed)

Buffalo Bills 10-6 (7th seed)

New England Patriots 8-8

New York Jets 6-10

### AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals 11-5 (4th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (5th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (6th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (2nd seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7

Houston Texans 8-8

Tennessee Titans 6-10

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Denver Broncos 9-7 (8th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Los Angeles Chargers 3-13

### NFC East

New York Giants 11-5 (4th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (7th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Washington Redwolves 4-12

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (5th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7

Chicago Bears 7-9

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (3rd seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7 (8th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

Arizona Cardinals 11-5 (6th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 8-8

Los Angeles Rams 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bills 17 **Colts 23**

Buf 3/7/7/0

Ind 10/3/7/3

**Ravens 27** Dolphins 10

Bal 10/7/10/0

Mia 10/0/0/0

**Steelers 24** Bengals 13

Pit 10/7/0/7

Cin 0/3/10/0

Broncos 14 **Chiefs 28**

Den 7/7/0/0

KC 0/7/7/14

#### NFC

**Eagles 21** Vikings 17

Phi 0/7/7/7

Min 3/7/0/7

Panther 16 **Seahawks 28**

Car 10/3/3/0

Sea 0/7/7/14

Packers 24 **Giants 27** (ot)

GB 7/10/7/0/0

NYG 0/3/7/14/3

**Cardinals 27** Saints 26

Ari 10/0/7/10

NO 16/7/3/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Ravens 38** Chiefs 34

Bal 14/10/7/7

KC 3/14/10/0

Steelers 20 **Colts 24**

Pit 10/0/10/0

Ind 3/7/7/7

#### NFC

**Cardinals 17** Giants 14

Ari 0/7/7/3

NYG 14/0/0/0

Eagles 24 **Seahawks 38**

Phi 10/7/7/0

Sea 21/7/3/7

### AFC

Ravens 23 **Colts 30**

Bal 3/10/10/0

Ind 10/10/7/3

#### NFC

**Cardinals 31** Seahawks 27

Ari 14/7/7/3

Sea 0/3/21/3

## Superbowl

Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas Nevada

Cardinals 17 **Colts 28**

Ari 3/7/7/0

Ind 0/7/7/14

Superbowl Champion: Indianapolis Colts

Superbowl MVP: Marlon Mack(HB) Indianapolis Colts
2097 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 10-6 (4th seed)

New England Patriots 8-8

Buffalo Bills 7-9

New York Jets 4-12

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (3rd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 8-8

Cleveland Browns 6-10

Cincinnati Bengals 5-11

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tennessee Titans 11-5 (6th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (7th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 9-7 (8th seed)

Denver Broncos 6-10

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (7th seed)

New York Giants 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 11-5 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 9-7 (8th seed)

Detroit Lions 7-9

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9-7 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Carolina Panthers 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 4-12

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Rams 11-5 (5th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 11-5 (6th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Titans 20** Ravens 13

Ten 7/3/3/7

Bal 10/3/0/0

Chiefs 24 **Dolphins 25**

KC 10/7/7/0

Mia 6/3/10/6

Colts 24 **Texans 28**

Ind 7/7/7/3

Hou 7/7/7/7

Raiders 17 **Chargers 31**

LV 7/3/7/0

Lac 3/7/14/7

#### NFC

**Rams 24** Buccaneers 10

Lar 7/7/7/3

TB 3/0/7/0

49ers 20 **Bears 24**

SF 10/3/0/7

Chi 7/3/7/7

Eagles 20 **Cowboys 23**

Phi 3/0/7/10

Dal 3/10/7/3

Packers 28 **Cardinals 36**

GB 7/7/7/7

Ari 10/6/10/10

### Divisional

#### AFC

Dolphins 17 **Texans 19**

Mia 10/7/0/0

Hou 3/7/3/6

Titans 16 **Chargers 23**

Ten 3/3/10/0

Lac 3/7/10/3

#### NFC

**Bears 27** Cowboys 20

Chi 0/14/3/10

Dal 10/0/7/3

Rams 31 **Cardinals 34**

Lar 10/7/7/7

Ari 0/14/10/10

### Conference

#### AFC

Texans 17 **Chargers 23** (ot)

Hou 7/0/7/3/0

Lac 0/7/3/7/6

#### NFC

Bears 19 **Cardinals 22**

Chi 9/0/10/0

Ari 0/7/7/8

## Superbowl

Location: Met Life Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

Cardinals 16 **Chargers 27**

Ari 6/0/7/3

Lac 10/7/0/10

Superbowl Champion: Los Angeles Chargers

Superbowl MVP: J.T Watson (Qb) Los Angeles Chargers
2094 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### NFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Jets 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 9-7

Buffalo Bills 7-9

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Cleveland Browns 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (4th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7

Tennessee Titans 7-9

Houston Texans 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 10-6 (8th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 13-3 (1st seed)

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (5th seed)

Chicago Bears 9-7

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (4th seed)

Carolina Panthers 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

New Orleans Saints 5-11

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Seattle Seahawks 10-6 (7th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 9-7 (8th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 8-8

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jets 17 **Patriots 27**

Nyj 7/0/7/3

Ne 0/10/10/7

Ravens 20 **Steelers 22**

Bal 7/3/7/3

Pit 7/2/10/3

**Chiefs 20** Colts 10

KC 7/3/3/7

Ind 10/0/0/0

Raiders 31 **Broncos 41**

LV 10/7/7/7

Den 3/21/10/7

#### NFC

Giants 22 **Cowboys 23**

Nyg 6/3/10/3

Dal 3/0/7/13

Cardinals 17 **Vikings 30**

Ari 10/0/7/0

Min 3/10/10/7

**Packers 33** Falcons 27 (ot)

GB 7/10/7/3/6

Atl 10/7/10/0/0

Seahawks 23 **49ers 29**

Sea 7/3/3/10

SF 6/10/3/10

### Divisional

#### AFC

Chiefs 42 **Broncos 49**

KC 14/14/7/7

Den 0/21/14/14

**Steelers 34** Patriots 17

Pit 14/6/7/7

Ne 0/10/0/7

#### NFC

Packers 24 **Vikings 28**

GB 10/7/7/0

Min 0/7/7/14

Cowboys 28 **49ers 29**

Dal 7/14/7/0

SF 10/7/3/9

### Conference

#### AFC

Steelers 27 **Broncos 34**

Pit 10/3/7/7

Den 14/0/10/10

#### NFC

**49ers 28** Vikings 23

SF 0/7/14/7

Min 3/7/7/6

## Superbowl

Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana

**Broncos 35** 49ers 24

Den 14/7/7/7

SF 10/0/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Denver Broncos

Superbowl MVP: Quinton Shepherd (QB) Denver Broncos
2095 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 11-5 (4th seed)

Buffalo Bills 9-7

Miami Dolphins 7-9

New England Patriots 6-10

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 12-4 (3rd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (7th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 7-9

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Jacksonville Jaguars 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tennessee Titans 11-5 (6th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Houston Texans 7-9

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 10-6 (8th seed)

Denver Broncos 8-8

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 10-6 (4th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 8-8

Washington Redwolves 7-9

New York Giants 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (5th seed)

Chicago Bears 10-6 (7th seed)

Detroit Lions 4-12

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 12-4 (2nd seed)

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (8th seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6-10

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (3rd seed)

Los Angeles Rams 11-5 (6th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

San Francisco 49ers 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Ravens 17 **Jaguars 24**

Bal 7/0/3/7

Jac 3/7/7/7

**Titans 34** Browns 23

Ten 10/7/10/7

Cle 3/6/7/7

Chargers 23 **Jets 26**

Lac 10/3/7/3

Nyj 6/0/10/10

Raiders 25 **Chiefs 42**

LV 7/3/7/8

KC 14/7/7/14

#### NFC

Bears 27 **Falcons 29**

Chi 14/3/10/0

Atl 6/3/7/13

Vikings 31 **Cowboys 34**

Min 7/14/7/3

Dal 3/7/14/10

Saints 31 **Packers 38**

No 14/7/3/7

GB 10/7/7/14

Rams 12 **Cardinals 17**

Lar 3/3/0/6

Ari 0/10/7/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Jets 21 **Jaguars 24**

Nyj 7/7/7/0

Jac 0/7/7/10

Titans 13 **Chiefs 21**

Ten 7/3/3/0

KC 7/0/0/14

#### NFC

**Cardinals 24** Falcons 20

Ari 7/3/7/7

Atl 10/3/7/0

Cowboys 27 **Packers 34**

Dal 7/3/14/3

GB 10/10/7/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Jaguars 10 **Chiefs 34**

Jac 3/0/7/0

KC 14/3/7/10

#### NFC

**Cardinals 41** Packers 38

Ari 14/10/7/10

GB 14/14/3/7

## Superbowl

Location: State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona

Cardinals 27 **Chiefs 41**

Ari 10/7/3/7

KC 14/3/10/14

Superbowl Champion: Kansas City Chiefs

Superbowl MVP: Bryan Kowalski (QB) Kansas City Chiefs
2018 Wimbledon Championships

The **2018 Wimbledon Championships** was a Grand Slam tennis tournament that took place at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon, London, United Kingdom. The main draw matches commenced on 3 July 2017 and concluded on 16 July 2017. Andy Murray won the Gentlemen's Singles title for a third time. Venus Williams won the Ladies' Singles title.
2052 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 12-4 (3rd seed)

Miami Dolphins 10-6 (7th seed)

New England Patriots 8-8

Buffalo Bills 7-9

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (4th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (8th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 11-5 (6th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7

Tennessee Titans 6-10

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Denver Broncos 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Los Angeles Chargers 5-11

### NFC East

New York Giants 12-4 (2nd seed)

Dallas Cowboys 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 9-7 (8th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

### NFC North

Detroit Lions 11-5 (4th seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 8-8

Chicago Bears 7-9

NFC South

Carolina Panthers 12-4 (3rd seed)

New Orleans Saints 9-7

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4-12

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 8-8

Seattle Seahawks 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Colts 24 **Jets 31**

Ind 10/0/0/14

Nyj 10/14/7/0

Broncos 16 **Browns 26**

Den 3/3/10/0

Cle 3/10/10/3

**Dolphins 23** Texans 20 (ot)

Mia 3/7/7/3/3

Hou 10/0/7/3/0

Ravens 17 **Chiefs 35**

Bal 7/0/3/7

KC 14/7/7/7

#### NFC

Cowboys 20 **Panthers 27**

Dal 3/7/3/7

Car 14/3/0/10

Redwolves 31 **Cardinals 41**

Was 10/7/7/7

Ari 14/10/10/7

**49ers 31** Lions 30

SF 14/7/0/10

Det 3/10/10/7

**Packers 27** Giants 23

GB 10/7/3/7

Nyg 3/10/10/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Browns 16 **Jets 24**

Cle 3/7/3/3

Nyj 10/7/7/0

Dolphins 20 **Chiefs 31**

Mia 3/10/7/0

Kc 0/10/14/7

#### NFC

**49ers 24** Panthers 10

SF 14/3/7/0

Car 0/3/7/0

Packers 31 **Cardinals 37** (ot)

GB 14/7/7/3/0

Ari 3/14/7/7/6

### Conference

#### AFC

Jets 28 **Chiefs 42**

Nyj 7/7/7/7

Kc 0/21/14/7

#### NFC

49ers 24 **Cardinals 30**

SF 10/7/7/0

Ari 7/0/10/13

## Superbowl

Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada

Chiefs 28 **Cardinals 30**

KC 7/7/7/7

Ari 10/3/7/10

Superbowl Champion: Arizona Cardinals

Superbowl MVP: Treyvon Yates (QB) Arizona Cardinals
2085 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (3rd seed)

Buffalo Bills 11-5 (6th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New York Jets 7-9

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (7th seed)

Cleveland Browns 9-7 (8th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (4th seed)

Houston Texans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

Tennessee Titans 6-10

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Denver Broncos 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Los Angeles Chargers 5-11

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (2nd seed)

Dallas Cowboys 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Giants 9-7

Washington Redwolves 7-9

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (3rd seed)

Detroit Lions 10-6 (7th seed)

Green Bay Packers 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-6 (4th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

New Orleans Saints 7-9

Carolina Panthers 5-11

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 13-3 (1st seed)

Seattle Seahawks 12-4 (5th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (8th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Broncos 24** Colts 13

Den 14/0/7/3

Ind 3/7/3/0

Bills 21 **Patriots 28**

Buf 7/0/7/7

NE 7/7/0/14

Browns 17 **Chiefs 34**

Cle 10/0/0/7

KC 14/10/7/3

**Ravens 23** Steelers 22

Bal 10/3/0/10

Pit 9/10/3/0

#### NFC

Lions 17 **Eagles 20**

Det 7/7/3/0

Phi 0/10/3/7

**Seahawks 28** Buccaneers 17

Sea 7/7/7/7

TB 10/0/0/7

**Cowboys 31** Bears 27

Dal 10/0/7/14

Chi 10/10/7/0

Cardinals 30 **49ers 38**

Ari 10/3/7/10

SF 14/7/7/10

### Divisional

#### AFC

Ravens 13 **Chiefs 27**

Bal 3/0/10/0

KC 13/7/0/7

**Broncos 33** Patriots 27 (ot)

Den 10/7/3/7/6

Ne 14/3/10/0/0

#### NFC

**Seahawks 24** Eagles 20

Sea 10/7/0/7

Phi 10/3/7/0

Cowboys 24 **49ers 28**

Dal 10/7/7/0

SF 14/0/7/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Broncos 28 **Chiefs 41**

Den 7/7/7/7

KC 14/7/10/10

#### NFC

Seahawks 23 **49ers 30**

Sea 10/3/7/3

SF 7/3/10/10

## Superbowl

Location: State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona

49ers 19 **Chiefs 21**

Superbowl Champion: Kansas City Chiefs

Superbowl MVP: Damon Rice (HB) Kansas City Chiefs
David DuPont (College Balloon Ball)

David DuPont is a retired American Men's balloon ball coach. He was the longtime head coach of the Ohio Bobcats men's balloon ball team.

DuPont was inducted into the College Balloon Ball hall of fame in the inaugural class of 2008. He is often considered one of the best coaches of all time.

David DuPont is the brother of long time Ohio State head coach, James DuPont.

## Life

 1978-1981
 1982-2010
Denny Newcomer (College Balloon Ball)

April 29, 2004

**Denny Newcomer** (March 27, 1933 - April 29, 2004) was an american college balloon ball coach who notably served as the head men's balloon ball coach at Temple (9 Seasons) and Villanova (6 seasons).

Newcomer was inducted into the college balloon ball hall of fame in 2012.

## Life

Newcomer was married to Mullica Haven-Newcomer from 1954 until his death in 2004. They had 5 children together, Cassidy (Born 1955), Dorothy (Born 1957), twins Denny and Marie (Born 1960), and Hazle (Born 1962). His grandson Marvin, the only son of his oldest child Cassidy, is a college balloon ball coach.

After Newcomer's retirement from Villanova in 1992, he and Mullica resided in nearby Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.

 1958-1960
 1961-1965
 1966-1967
 1968-1971
 1972-1973
 1974-1977
 1978-1986
 1987-1992