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2019 Big 12 Championship Game

The **2019 Big 12 Championship Game** was the 7th championship game for the Big 12 Conference and the final championship game under the divisional format. 7th-ranked North champion Oklahoma defeated 4th-ranked South champion Baylor, using a strong third quarter to take the lead for good in a 35-21 win. This is Oklahoma's first conference title since defeating Texas Tech in the year of their national championship run in 2015. It was Baylor's first title game appearance since their inaugural season in 2014.

## Teams

### Oklahoma

Oklahoma clinched a title game berth in week 12 with a dramatic 23-20 come-from-behind overtime victory over Iowa State. That win was part of an 11-1 regular season, which also included wins over four other ranked teams. They were led by junior quarterback Graham Burnett and seventh-year head coach ChicagoTed1. This was their third title game appearance (2015, 2016) and second conference championship (2015).

### Baylor

Baylor clinched a title game berth in week 14, defeating Texas Tech 24-23 on a last-second field goal after rallying from a 17-0 first-half deficit--a finish reminiscent of their 2014 division-clinching win over Oklahoma State. The Bears had already broken the 2018 squad's school record for wins (11). They were led by Marcus Swartz, Sean Bell, and second-year head coach TuscanSota. This was their second title game appearance, and for the second time they were unable to secure the conference championship.

## Scoring summary

**1st quarter scoring:**

 OKLA - TD - 4:29 Jamal Tucker 7 Yd Pass from Graham Burnett (Louis Dwyer kick)

 BAY - TD - 0:50 Lamont Wilder 12 Yd Pass from Marcus Swartz (Liam Noble kick)

**2nd quarter scoring:**

 OKLA - TD - 5:02 Maurice White 2 Yd Run (Louis Dwyer kick)

 BAY - TD - 0:31 Sean Bell 22 Yd Run (Liam Noble kick)

**3rd quarter scoring:**

 OKLA - TD - 13:00 Ahe Salanoa 15 Yd Pass from Graham Burnett (Louis Dwyer kick)

 OKLA - TD - 0:18 Maurice White 18 Yd Run (Louis Dwyer kick)

**4th quarter scoring:**

 BAY - TD - 11:08 Messiah Randolph 5 Yd Pass from Marcus Swartz (Liam Noble kick)

 OKLA - TD - 6:58 Jacob Lewis 22 Yd Pass from Graham Burnett (Louis Dwyer kick)

### Statistics

 Passes, Comp-Att-Int | 20-25-0 | 15-29-1
2020 Buffalo Bills season

The **2020 Buffalo Bills** season was the franchise's 4th season in the National Football League.

## 2020 Season

### Schedule

#### Preseason

 1 | February 19th
 2 | February 23th
 3 | March 6th
 4 | March 12th

#### Regular Season

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

## Final Roster

**Running backs**
* - -

**Wide receivers**
* - -

**Tight ends**
* - -

**Defensive linemen**
* - -

**Defensive backs**
* - -

**Special teams**
* - -

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
 Active, 0 Inactive, Practice squad
2019 NCL Season

## League table

Source:[*citation needed*]
Rules for classification:
1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
**(C)** = Champion; **(R)** = Relegated; **(P)** = Promoted; **(E)** = Eliminated; **(O)** = Play-off winner; **(A)** = Advances to a further round.
Only applicable when the season is not finished:
**(Q)** = Qualified to the phase of tournament indicated; **(TQ)** = Qualified to tournament, but not yet to the particular phase indicated; **(RQ)** = Qualified to the relegation tournament indicated; **(DQ)** = Disqualified from tournament.

## Results

Updated to games played on 16 October 2016.
Source: [1]
1 **^** The home team is listed in the left-hand column.
**Colours**: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
2018 Big 12 Championship Game

The **2018 Big 12 Championship Game** was the 6th championship game for the Big 12 Conference. North champion Kansas defeated South champion TCU, 17-13.

## Teams

### Kansas

Kansas clinched a title game berth in week 13 after defeating Baylor 17-16 on a last-minute touchdown pass from Eric Jennings to Malcolm Davis. They swept the rest of the North Division, but losses to Texas and Texas Tech put their division chances in peril until they were able to clinch the division in Waco. They were led by all-time leading Jayhawk passer Eric Jennings and fifth-year head coach stormstopper. This was their second Big 12 title game appearance.

### TCU

TCU clinched the outright South championship in week 14 after Texas Tech's loss to Baylor eliminated them from contention. They had already done their part by racing out to a 10-0 (6-0) start highlighted by dramatic wins over Texas, Baylor, and Iowa State along the way; they would finish 11-1 (6-1) with a loss to Texas Tech. They were led by all-time leading Horned Frog passer Nathan Burden and sixth-year head coach DangerZoneh. This was their first-ever Big 12 title game appearance.

## Scoring summary

**1st quarter scoring:**

 TCU - TD - 11:25 Andrew Herrmann 10 Yd Pass from Nathan Burden (Paul Peterson kick)

 KAN - TD - 7:05 Noah Hills 39 Yd Pass from Eric Jennings (Joshua Stewart kick)

**2nd quarter scoring:**

 KAN - FG - 4:40 Joshua Stewart 33 Yd

 TCU - FG - 0:02 Paul Peterson 39 Yd

**3rd quarter scoring:**

 No scoring

**4th quarter scoring:**

 TCU - FG - 14:38 Paul Peterson 25 Yd

 KAN - TD - 7:20 Jalen Clayton 6 Yd Pass from Eric Jennings (Joshua Stewart kick)

### Statistics

 Passes, Comp-Att-Int | 27-42-1 | 17-30-2
2017 Nevada Wolf Pack Season

Seasons

## Individual Awards

QB Alfredo Adams - MWC Offensive Player of the Week - 2

CB Israel Greer - MWC Defensive Player of the Week - 3

RB Charles Rocha - MWC Offensive Player of the Week -5

ILB Akeel Morris - Consensus All-American, MWC Defensive Player of the Year, MWC Defensive Freshman of the Year, 1st Team All-MWC, National Defensive Player of Week 5, MWC Defensive Player of Week 5

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
2019 Tennessee Volunteers season

Seasons

The **Tennessee Volunteers** had their seventh year of play during the 2019 CFBHC Season. This was the third season with SageBow at head coach. Expectations were once again very high for the Vols, with the team being ranked #8 in the preseason coaches poll.

The Vols began the season with a scintillating five game winning streak as they knocked off SEC East rivals Georgia and Kentucky on their way to tie their record high ranking, #6 in the nation. Against Auburn and the first start of freshman quarterback Marcus Black, the Vols faultered and were stunned in Jordan-Hare for their first loss of the season. After the defeat, the Vols were triumphant against talented MWC team Air Force and also defeated Missouri and hated rival Florida.

After a critical rivalry week victory against #20 Vanderbilt, the Vols won their second straight Davy Crockett Cup and clinched the SEC East title. In an incredible SEC Championship Game against LSU, the Vols had a come from behind victory led by Julius Thomas to win their first SEC title in program history.

The Vols were slotted in as the 4th seed of the playoffs and triumphed against Baylor in the Quarterfinals to set up a highly anticipated matchup against Penn State in the Fiesta Bowl. There, the Volunteers were sorely beaten, knocking them out of championship contention. Still, this amounted to the best campaign the Volunteers have ever had, and looked to put them on a bright path going forward.

Star receiver Eli Austin declared early for the 2020 NFLHC Draft, and joined Anthony Miller as first round picks. Michael Williams was taken in the second round, joining the proud Vols for Life playing at the next level.

## Individual Awards

QB Julius Thomas - National Offensive Player of the Week - 9, SEC Offensive Player of the Week - 9, 10

WR Cameron Moss - SEC Special Teams Player of the Week - 3

OT Damian Mason - All-SEC First Team

OG Donald Kendrick - All-SEC First Team

DE Anthony Miller - Outland Trophy, All-SEC First Team

CB Miles Gray - All-SEC First Team, SEC Defensive Player of the Week - 16

SS Michael Williams - SEC Defensive Player of the Week - 15, SEC Special Teams Player of the Week - 12

FS Ethan Calloway - All-SEC Second Team, SEC Defensive Player of the Week - 6

K Zachary Becker - SEC Special Teams Player of the Week - 9

## Recruiting

### Junior College Transfers

*Sources:*
* "2019 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.
2018 SHC Season

The **2018 SHC Premier League** is the 5th season of the SHC Premier League, CFBHC.com's premier league. The season began on 12 May 2015 and the final matchday is on 21 August 2015. FC Dallas are the defending champions.

## League table

### SHC Premier League

Updated to games played on 21 August 2015.
Source: [1] xperteleven
Rules for classification:
1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
**(C)** = Champion; **(R)** = Relegated; **(P)** = Promoted; **(E)** = Eliminated; **(O)** = Play-off winner; **(A)** = Advances to a further round.

### SHC Championship

Updated to games played on 21 August 2015.
Source: [2] xperteleven
Rules for classification:
1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
**(C)** = Champion; **(R)** = Relegated; **(P)** = Promoted; **(E)** = Eliminated; **(O)** = Play-off winner; **(A)** = Advances to a further round.

## Results

### Premier League

Updated to games played on 27 May 2014.
Source: xperteleven
1 **^** The home team is listed in the left-hand column.
**Colours**: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

### Championship

Updated to games played on 27 May 2014.
Source: xperteleven
1 **^** The home team is listed in the left-hand column.
**Colours**: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Duel Mechanics

## 1v1 COMBAT

In A Dance of Dragons combat happens a lot. Sometimes in battles, a friendly duel, or trial of combat.

When you and your opponent fight in any of these you gotta know the risks.

When in combat each player will get 5 HP when the battle starts, the one who hits 0 HP dies (or loses in non deadly combats)

1d50 rolls are made for each combatant with one attacking and the other one defending, with the outcome of the battle depending on the difference:

### DEADLY DUELS

If the difference is -15 the attack was blocked,

If the difference is between 16-35 it was a hit, -1 HP

If it is between 36-46 it is a minor injury, -2 HP (Minor Injury Roll triggered)

If it is between 47-50 Major Injury / Instant Death Roll

### NON-DEADLY DUELS

If the difference is -20 the attack was blocked,

If the difference is between 21-45 it was a hit, -1 HP

If it is between 46-50 it is a minor injury, -2 HP (Minor Injury Roll triggered)

If it is between 50 Major Injury / Instant Death Roll

#### Major Injury / Instant Death Roll

[[1d20]]

1-2 Death

3-5 Missing Appendage

6-8 Damaged Internal Organ

9-11 Breaking of a Major Bone (like femur or tibia)

12-14 Major Scar / Disfigurement

15-17 Missing Eye

18 Blinded

19 Coma

20 Paralyzed

#### Minor Injuries

[[1d20]]

1-3: fractured hand/foot

4-6: sprained ankle/wrist

7-8: broken fingers/toes

9-10: broken nose

11: temporary blindness

12-13: dislocated shoulder

14-15: dislocated knee

16-17: broken teeth

18-20: laceration/puncture wound

### MODIFIERS

#### Modifiers that affect the characters Attack Points

Valyrian Steel: Using a Valyrian Steel weapon gives you a +5 in combat

Weapon Mastery: Each player is allowed a Weapon Mastery (+10 in combat)

Weapon Expertise: Each player is allowed a 2 Weapon Masteries (+ 5 in combat)

Weapon Proficiency: Each player is allowed to be a prodigee on 3 weapons (+3 in combat)

Canon Bonus/Malus: If your character is canon speaking a great duelist you will get this but you will also get if he sucked at combat (+-5)

Unskilled: -3 in combat

Shaky Hands: Just like Littlefinger your character was not born to battle with a weapon in his hand, -5 in combat

Coward: Your character prefers going into than fighting a battle, -10 in combat

#### Traits affecting the characters HP

Strong +5 HP

Athletic +3 HP

Agile +2 HP

Weak -5

Obese -10

Dwarf, Dimwitted -20

Blind, Mentally Disabled, Crippled -25
2017 NFLHC Expansion Draft

The **2017 National Football League Expansion Draft** is an upcoming National Football League (NFL) draft in which 8 new expansion teams - the Tennessee Titans, the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Philadelphia Eagles, the Arizona Cardinals, the Kansas City Chiefs, the Buffalo Bills, the Washington Redskins, and the Chicago Bears, selected their first players. So that these teams could become competitive with existing teams, NFLHC commissioner Soluna awarded these teams the first eightpicks in the 2016 NFLHC Draft and gave them the opportunity to select players from existing teams. This selection is handled in the expansion draft.

In this draft, held before the regular draft, the existing franchises were allowed to protect 15 players on the team that the teams would not be allowed to select; all other players were allowed to be selected. Each team could only have 4 players selected from them before all other players were protected. This will bethe third and final expansion draft in NFLHC history.

## Rules of the Draft

### Process

Each NFLHC team listed 15 players that would not be allowed to be selected by the expansion teams; all other players were available to be selected. Only 4 players could be selected from each team in total before the team's remaining players were protected.

### Salary Cap Ramifications

The teams will be forced to take on any existing contracts of players they select; if the player's contract is expiring they retain exclusive rights to negotiate with the player.

### 2017 NFLHC Draft Ramifications

Based on the random selection of the order of the expansion draft, the reverse order was given for teams to pick in during the regular draft.
2017 Seattle Seahawks season

The 2017 Seattle Seahawks season is the second season for the franchise in NFLHC.

## Roster

* 3 Alexander Williams
* 6 Joshua Andrews
* 7 DeAndre Jackson

**Running Back**
* 22 Fred Tindale
* 33 Michael Duckworth

**Wide Receiver**
* 13 Carlos Perez
* 15 Kirk Pierce
* 18 Ken Brown
* 81 Kirk Pierce
* 83 Patrick Burke
* 89 David Workman
* 82 Walter Lane
* 84 Tony Huff

**Offensive Lineman**
* 61 Davern Lemmerman
* 62 Martin Castillo
* 64 John Tripucka
* 65 Shawn Fernandez
* 66 David Bowles
* 67 Frank Russell
* 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 Rodney Matlock
* 97 Robert Crews]]
* 98 Brian Glenn

**Linebacker**
* 50 Kyries Brown
* 51 Malcolm Douglas-Scott
* 52 Tom Ames
* 54 Craig Davis
* 56 David Robinson
* 57 Melvin Bedell
* 59 James Bates
* 20 Douglas Hernandez
* 25 Matt Cowan
* 26 Corey Quinn
* 35 Billy Odom

**Safety**
* 24 Kevin Collins
* 31 Anthony Foster
* 37 Robert Garrett
* 42 Jeff Hudson

**Placekicker**
* 4 Patrick O'Neal

**Punter**
* 2 Ronyell Goebel
2020 Big 12 Championship Game

The **2020 Big 12 Championship Game** will be the 8th championship game for the Big 12 Conference and the first championship game since the conference moved to a round-robin, non-divisional format in which the top two teams in the final regular season standings rematch for the conference championship. West Virginia has clinched a berth in the championship game with the top record in the conference.

## Teams

### West Virginia

After losing their first two games to Pittsburgh and Penn State, West Virginia went on a tear for the ages. Entering week 15, they have won eight straight and dealt former Big 12 champions Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas their largest margins of defeat in program history. They are led by junior quarterback and Heisman candidate Mohammed Foster, junior wide receiver J.C. Weldon, and senior defensive tackle Hudson Adam and coached by smckenz3 in his second year with the program.

### #2 Seed TBD

As of week 15, upwards of six teams are still in contention for the second spot in the championship game.
2019 Liverpool FC season

The **2019 Liverpool Reds**, managed by ImposterCauster, played their first season in the inaugural season of the British Isles League. Liverpool plays its home matches at Anfield in Liverpool, Merseyside.

Liverpool competed in the Audi Champions Cup, the International Champions Cup, the British Isles League, and the FA Cup this season, playing against world-class competition in FC Wacker Innsbruck, Los Angeles Galaxy, and Juventus FC.

## Matches

### Preseason

#### Audi Champions Cup

Liverpool were drawn against FC Wacker Innsbruck in the first round of the Audi Champions Cup. The cup features one match over the course of the tie, with the winner advancing to the next round.

#### International Champions Cup

Liverpool were drawn into Group A of the ICC, playing matches against South China AA, Los Angeles Galaxy, and Portland Timbers.

Liverpool finished with 6 points in Group A, good enough for a second-place finish and a spot in the semifinals against Juventus FC

With the loss to Juventus, Liverpool played in the 3rd-place game, a rematch with the LA Galaxy.

### FA Cup

Liverpool were drawn against Leicester City in the first round of the FA 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.

After a slow start that saw the Reds give up two away goals inside 50 minutes, the stars made their mark of the game. Javi Sosa netted two in a span of six minutes to level the score, and, due to a gracious foul in the box just before the 80th minute, Christian Verreau was able to slot home a penalty shot to give the Reds a 3-2 win before an electrifying Anfield crowd. The second leg started much better for the Reds as Alessio Trentini headed in a cross from Ricardo Suarez to give Liverpool a crucial first away goal. Play was chippy throughout the match with the Foxes searching aimlessly for an equalizer to the score to bring them back in the aggregate count. That goal was found in the 85th minute, but new signing Alexi removed all doubt in the tie with his first goal as a Red in the 89th minute to give Liverpool the 2-1 win and the 5-3 win on aggregate.

#### Round 1

The second round saw Liverpool get drawn against Manchester City.
2020 New York Islanders season

Conference
 2020 record
 Home record
 Road record

The 2020 New York Islanders season was the franchise's first season in the National Hockey League.

## Draft

Main article: 2020 NHLHC Draft

Notes: The Islanders traded the 19th pick in the 2020 Entry Draft to the Tampa Bay Lightning (used to select D Matthieu Varane) for the 23rd pick (used to select RW Patrick Quinn) and the 138th pick (used to select RW Dave Signolet) in the 2020 Entry Draft.

## Individual Awards

Template:New York Islanders roster navbox
2020 Marshall Thundering Herd Season

Seasons

The **2020 Marshall Thundering Herd** represented Marshall University in the 2020 CFBHC Season. Head coach Monda took over in Week 6 of the 2019 season after leaving Northwestern in the 2018 season. The team is coming off of a season where they started off 0-5, won 7 games in a row, and lost in the conference championship to Rice and in the Hawai'i Bowl to Hawai'i.
2019 UCLA Bruins football team

Seasons

The **UCLA Bruins 2019 Season** represented the UCLA Bruins in the 2019 CFBHC Season. This was the seventh year of play for the Bruins. The team was coached by first year head coach okoonkwoco and played their home games at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

UCLA entered the 2019 Season un-ranked. For the first time in three seasons, the Bruins were coached by someone other than DStack11 who had left to be the head coach at Florida State. First year head coach okoonkwoco entered the 2019 season as an unknown.

After dropping their first game to the Nevada Wolfpack 34-14, the Bruins won three straight games including a Pac-12 win over the [[Arizona State Sun Devils]. At 3-1, UCLA was thinking that they could have another excellent season and had another great up and coming head coach in okoonkwoco. However they ended the year losing seven of their last eight games and finished with a 4-8 record and last place in the Pac-12 South Division.

Head coach okoonkwoco stepped down following the 30-13 loss to their rival USC Trojans.
2018 East Carolina Pirates season

Seasons

The 2018 season would see the ECU Pirates return to the top of the AAC as they would win their second Eastern Conference title. The Pirates under ObliviousLAX's leadership, would also return to its first bowl appearance since 2015. Going 7-0 in conference play, ECU would ultimately lose in the AAC Championship game to Houston. Following the disappointing bowl loss, ObliviousLAX would resign as the Headcoach of the Pirates.
2018 Central Michigan Chippewas Season

Seasons

The **2018 Central Michigan Chippewas** represented Central Michigan University in the 2018 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by ImposterCauster after the 2nd game of the season 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 another coachless game, a loss to the New Mexico Lobos at home (coach Necrochaos was a no-show), the Chippewas hired ImposterCauster to lead the team. The program knocked off the Colorado State Rams by a score of 31-28 to secure Coach ImposterCauster's first win with the program. After two losses to two Power 5 teams, the Chippewas won their first two conference games against the Ball State Cardinals and the Kent State Golden Flashes. Central Michigan then endured a 3-game losing streak that saw two games end with a single-digit score difference. The Chippewas then captured two consecutive upset victories over the Toledo Rockets and South Florida Bulls, bringing the team to a school-record 5 wins.

In Week 16, the Chippewas defeated the Western Michigan Broncos by a score of 23-17, clinching the 6th win of the season and their first ever appearance in a bowl game, where they fell to the Arizona State Sun Devils by a score of 35-10.

Four players (plus one smile) earned conference recognition, winning various Player of the Week awards. Head Coach ImposterCauster was honored with Soluna's Admin Award at the end of the season for his work with various types of media.

## Recruiting

### Junior College Transfers

*Sources:*
* "2016 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

## Awards

### All-MAC First Team

* OG Mason Westbrook
* C Joseph Yarborough
* ILB John Fay

### 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 NFLHC Draft

The **2014 NFL Draft** will be the 1st annual meeting of NFLHC franchises to select newly eligible football players. This first NFLHC draft will be in snaking order to accomodate all 16 newly created teams. Rounds 1-4 will take place on Friday, March 28th, 2014. Rounds 5-10 will take place on Saturday, March 29th, 2014. The final Rounds will take place on Sunday, March 30th, 2014.

## Early entrants

A record 5 underclassmen announced their intention to forego their remaining CFBHC eligibility and declare themselves available to be selected in the draft.

* Don Williams, RB, Washington
* Chester Henson, RB, USC
* Vaughan Abraham, RB, LSU
* Gary Faneca, WR, Oregon
* Greg Newman, WR, Alabama

## Trades

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

### Round one

* (PD) Oakland Raiders 1st Round Pick (#3) and 12th Round Pick (#190) to the New Orleans Saints for their 1st Round Pick (#12), 4th Round Pick (#53), and 7th Round Pick (#108).
* (PD) Detroit Lions 1st Round Pick (#9) (along with their 6th Round Pick (#88) and a 2015 7th Round Pick) to the St. Louis Rams for their 3rd Round Pick (#36), 4th Round Pick (#61) and a 2015 3rd Round Pick.
* (PD) Cincinnati Bengals 1st Round Pick (#13) to the Jacksonville Jaguars for their 4th Round Pick (#57), 6th Round Pick (#89), and 2015 3rd and 5th round picks.
* (PD) Seattle Seahawks 1st Round Pick (#14) to the New Orleans Saints for their 2nd Round Pick (#21) and a 3rd Round Pick in 2015.
* (PD) New Orleans Saints 1st Round Pick (#14) to the Jacksonville Jaguars for their 2nd Round Pick (#25), 5th Round Pick (#72), and 7th Round Pick (#104).

### Round two

* (PD) New England Patriots 2nd Round Pick (#22) to the Oakland Raiders for their 4th Round Pick (#62), 6th Round Pick (#94), and 15th Round Pick (#227).

### Round four

* (PD) Miami Dolphins 4th Round Pick (#58) to the New England Patriots for their 6th Round Pick (#86) and a 6th Round Pick in 2015.
2020 Arizona Wildcats season

Seasons

## Recruiting

### High School

WR Zion Carroll 6-1 160 Fr East Fork Lutheran (Whiteriver AZ) 1.0 of 3.5 [Speed]

DT Bronson Epps 6-3 288 Fr Thatcher (Thatcher AZ) 1.0 of 3.5 [2-Gap]

ILB Terrence McIntosh 6-1 255 Fr Holbrook (Holbrook AZ) 1.0 of 4.0 [Mike]

OT Bart Mahan 6-3 296 Fr Mountain Pointe (Phoenix AZ) 1.0 of 3.5 [Pass Blocking]

KR Zaire Joyner 5-10 159 Fr St. Mary's College (Berkeley CA) 1.0 of 3.5 [Hybrid]

## External Links

2020 Depth Chart
2019 Depth Chart
2018 Depth Chart
2017 Depth Chart
2016 Depth Chart
2015 Depth Chart
2017 MWC Football Season

## Coaches

*Stats are current as of MWC Championship.*

## Regular Season

### All Conference Team

#### Offense

* QB: Adrian Jenkins, Fresno State
* RB: Grady Mitchell, Boise State
* FB: John Bills, Boise State
* WR: Jeremy Scarborough, Colorado State
* WR: Sam Hiller-Weeden, Fresno State
* TE: Matt Thomas, Hawaii
* OT: John Matthews, Boise State
* OT: Patrick Wheeler, Air Force
* OG: Jeffery Brown, Boise State
* OG: Donald Goode, Hawaii
* C: Chris Lee, San Diego State

#### Defense

* DE: Charles Johnson, Hawaii
* DE: Jesse Boyd, Fresno State
* DT: Andrew Pearson, Boise State
* DT: Chris Gross, North Texas
* ILB: Akeel Morris, Nevada
* ILB: William Davis, Utah State
* OLB: Santiago brown, New Mexico
* OLB: Mark Stapleton, Air Force
* CB: Patrick Mitchell, San Diego State
* CB: Stephen Mitchell-Morrison, Air Force
* FS: Oronde Jackson, Air Force
* SS: Jeremiah Joseph, New Mexico

#### Special Teams

* K: Carlos Cruz, Air Force
* P: Ollie O'Neal, Boise State
2017 New York Jets season

The **2017 New York Jets** season was the franchise's 4th season in the National Football League. The team looked to build on their 8-4 record in 2016, but were knocked out in the Wild Card round for the second consecutive season.

## Transactions

### Coaching and staff personnel changes

* UBL left the Jets' defensive coordinator position to take the Jaguars general manager position.

### Arrivals

* The Jets signed Trace Buchanan to a 1 year, $1.2 million deal on May 12.
* The Jets signed Jeffrey Powers and Ronald Jagade to non-guaranteed 2 year, $1 million deals on May 25.
* The Jets signed Bobby Viger to a 1 year, $0.5 million deal on May 26.
* The Jets signed Dennis Carr to a 1 year, $3.1 million deal on May 28.
* The Jets signed Ian Meyer to a 1 year, $4.1 million deal on May 29.

### Departures

* Juan Hutchinson, Austin Medina, Zack Blackmon, and Mike Hart were all selected in the 2017 NFLHC Expansion Draft.

### Trades

* The Jets traded their 2015 third round pick (88th) and Rob Johnston to the Kansas City Chiefs for the Philadelphia Eagles' third round pick (70th) on May 23. The pick was used to select Zion Adakwa.

## 2017 Season

### Schedule

#### Regular Season

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

## Final Roster

* 9 Bobby Viger
* 10 Erik Wegert

**Running backs**
* 20 *Eddie Anderson*
* 29 Trace Buchanan
* 49 *Cyril Harris* FB
* 33 O.J. Carano

**Wide receivers**
* 14 *Dennis Carr*
* 18 Charlie Paul
* 81 Michael Potts KR/PR
* 82 Rod Woodley

**Tight ends**
* 44 Charlie Bryson
* 86 Robert Miller
* 88 Charlie Wilson
* 60 Mike Cavanaugh T
* 71 *John Cooke* G/C
* 68 Joe Farmer G
* 75 Don Fontenot T
* 63 *Lyle Matthews* T
* 72 *Ian Meyer* G
* 66 Erik Russell T
* 67 David Schlereth G

**Defensive linemen**
* 91 Bob Ballard DT
* 98 Karim Brown DE
* 96 Alvis Brumm DE
* 78 Sidney Burris DE
* 58 Andre Gaffney DE
* 77 *Kris Lewis* DT
* 94 Ray McBride DE
* 92 Walter Scott NT
* 70 Travis Williams DT
* 50 Rich Barker ILB
* 97 De'Mond Goode ILB
* 53 Clarence Harris OLB
* 57 *Ronald Jagade* OLB
* 51 Tommy Leonard OLB
* 56 Kwazi Robb OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 26 Pervis Branch CB
* 22 Rufus Freeman CB
* 21 Tony Hennigan SS
* 37 *David Koenig* FS
* 31 John Queen CB
* 30 *Daniel Scott* FS
* 34 Taz Tomlinson SS
* 24 Marques Warner CB

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

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
49 Active, 1 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2018 Colorado Buffaloes football season

Seasons

The **2018 Colorado Buffaloes** represented the University of Colorado in the 2019 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by Dacder and played its home games in Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado. They were a member of the South Division of the Pac-12. Colorado finished the regular season 7-5 and earned the school's first ever bowl bid. They lost the 2018 Peony Bowl against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.
2020 New York Jets season

The **2020 New York Jets** season was be the franchise's 7th in the National Football League. The Jets entered the season as defending AFC Champions for the second consecutive season, though they lost in Super Bowl VI. The team made their third consecutive AFC Championship Game, but lost to the Raiders 20-37.

## Transactions

### Arrivals

* Rocky Kruse, Hunter Goodson, Brendan Mccurdy, and Matt Thomas signed on February 7.

### Departures

* Charlie Bryson retired on January 1.
* Cyril Harris was cut on February 7.
* Brendan Mccurdy and Matt Thomas were cut prior to Week 1.

### Trades

* The Jets traded T.J. Brumm to the Arizona Cardinals for a 2nd round selection (#42) and a 2021 conditional 6th round selection.
* The Jets traded their 5th round selection (#161) to the Seattle Seahawks for Raymond Kline.

## 2020 Season

### Schedule

#### Regular Season

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

#### Postseason

See also: 2020\_NFLHC\_Season § Postseason

 AFC Championship | Oakland Raiders (6)

## Final Roster

* 11 Raoul Gomez
* 10 Erik Wegert

**Running backs**
* 33 *Sam Chapman*
* 28 Emmanuel Fields
* 49 *Ousmane Green* FB
* 29 Marvin Washington

**Wide receivers**
* 87 Ken Brown
* 14 Dennis Carr
* 15 Paul Howell
* 19 *Rocky Kruse*
* 18 Charlie Paul
* 89 *Eugene Sanders*
* 85 Jesse Scott KR/PR

**Tight ends**
* 47 *William Bouchard*
* 82 *Hunter Goodson*
* 84 Raymond Rivera
* 81 Matt Stone
* 68 Joe Farmer G
* 70 *Aden Hastings* C
* 78 Raymond Kline C
* 75 Oliver Lewis T
* 69 Tavon Logan G
* 71 Joe McCord T
* 67 David Schlereth G
* 76 Darnerien Sohn T

**Defensive linemen**
* 72 James Arnold DT
* 91 Bob Ballard NT
* 93 Jonathan Bridges DE
* 98 Karim Brown DE
* 96 Alvis Brumm DE
* 73 *Samir Dixon* DE
* 99 Chris James DT
* 92 Kyle Pratt DT
* 50 *Daquan Darcey* OLB
* 95 Dennis Himes OLB
* 55 Matt Okoye OLB
* 56 Kwazi Robb OLB
* 59 Chris Tucker ILB

**Defensive backs**
* 22 Rufus Freeman CB
* 38 Adam Goss CB
* 27 *Kristian Harvey* CB
* 36 *Jesse Hutchins* SS
* 41 Reshad Jenkins FS
* 26 Rolando Olafson CB/FS
* 32 Jose Ortiz FS
* 31 John Queen CB
* 21 Sebastian Vaughn SS
* 24 Marques Warner CB
* 20 *Nathaniel Woodworth* CB

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

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 1 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2018 CFBHC Recruiting Rankings

# Algorithm

The ranking takes into consideration:

* Favors potential over skill though both are used in calculating a player's ranking.
* High potential/skill (greater than or equal to 4.0) recruits are heavily favored.
* Favors freshmen over seniors.
* If you recruit >1 players at positions like QB or SS your team ranking improves less for each additional recruit.
* If you recruit >2 players at positions like OT or DE your team ranking improves less for each additional recruit.
* Doesn't factor in considering recruits.
* If you recruited +30 commits, then it ignores any recruits past your top 30.
2018 NC State Wolfpack Season

Seasons

The **2018 NC State Wolfpack** represents North Carolina State University in the 2018 CFBHC Season. The team is coached by deandean1998 and plays its home games at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, North Carolina. They are a member of the Atlantic division of the ACC.

## Game Summaries

### Louisville Cardinals

See also: Louisville Cardinals

To be continued.
2017 USF Bulls season

Seasons

The 2017 USF Bulls were a 1st year program playing in the AAC East. They had remarkable success in their first year. After dropping their opener against Navy, they won a key game against Marshall that set the tone for the rest of the year. They thrashed North Texas, only to lose to Florida State on a last second field goal miss. After crushing Georgia State, the Bulls followed up by defeating North Carolina on a last-minute touchdown by Jeremy Henry. After the UNC win, the Bulls stumbled somewhat and barely beat bottom feeder ECU and fell to Hawaii in their final non-league game of the year. USF was able to regain momentum with a blowout win over Cincinnati, and then managed to comfortably beat Uconn and Temple. This set up a rivalry week clash with UCF. USF controlled the game from start to finish and thus came away with a 27-17 win. This granted the Bulls their first ever AAC division title, a victory in the inaugural game of the USF-UCF rivalry, and a trip to the AAC championship game. USF is believed to be the first 1st year team to go undefeated in league play in CFBHC (excluding 2013). In the AAC title game, USF fell just short to Houston, losing 26-14. But with the Houston getting an at-large bowl bid, USF took the #1 AAC bowl slot and a bid in the Russell Athletic Bowl, in which they won 17-12 in a rematch against UNC. At the end of the season, USF earned their first national ranking, coming in at #25 in the final 2017 poll.
2020 Atlanta Falcons season

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

## Transactions

### Arrivals

* Dave Pagac was signed from free agency on February 6th, 2017.
* Kevin White, Jessie Kendrick, Joe Flores, Michael Hutson, Mark Stapleton, and Jack Dunham were signed in undrafted free agency on February 6th, 2017.
* Roy Norman was signed from free agency on February 11th, 2017.
* Blake Shell was signed from free agency on March 15th, 2017.

### Departures

* Russ Martin, Robert Shipp, Ross Parker, and Willie Bratkowski all retired at the end of the 2019 season.
* Preston Gold, Michael Schuster, Mark White, John Bailey, and James Brown all left the Falcons after their contracts ended.
* Willie Davis, Ben Flores, and Al Graff were cut from the Falcons on March 13th, 2017.

### Other Moves

* Jessie Kendrick, Joe Flores, and Jack Dunham were moved to the practice squad on March 13th, 2017.
* Kevin White was moved to the practice squad on March 15th, 2017.

## 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

* 2 Greg Shipp
* 12 A.J. Jefferson

**Running backs**
* 20 Bradley Cooley
* 22 Dave Pagac
* 23 Richard Myers FB
* 26 Akili Wallace

**Wide receivers**
* 10 *Tyrus Wilson*
* 11 Vontae Powell
* 15 Bo Woodall
* 17 Joe Wallace
* 84 Riddick Smith
* 85 E.J. Steed

**Tight ends**
* 40 *Jason Erwin*
* 42 Oscar Fisk
* 43 Darius Mitchell
* 54 Chris Lee C
* 67 Tom McKelvey G
* 70 Julian Sykes T
* 72 Arthur Roberson T
* 73 Kelly Meier T
* 74 Jonathan Bell T
* 75 Larry Hadley G

**Defensive linemen**
* 50 *Shawn Gunderson* DT
* 51 Roy Norman DT
* 55 *Eric Jennings* DE
* 57 Rickie Bradley DE
* 58 John Jones DE
* 59 Cris LeBaron DT
* 60 Morris Alexander DT
* 61 LaDavid Cantrell DT
* 96 Early Davis DE
* 45 Marcus Grant ILB
* 46 Rufus Horn ILB
* 47 *Michael Hutson* ILB
* 48 Tommy Leonard OLB
* 49 Mark Stapleton OLB
* 51 Stephen Campbell OLB
* 56 *Robert Lacy OLB*

**Defensive backs**
* 21 David Wilburn CB
* 24 *Vontae Burnett* CB
* 25 Darius Jones FS
* 27 Victor Ruby CB
* 28 Darren Ruffin CB
* 29 Eric Irwin CB
* 30 David Koenig FS
* 31 Rodney Olson FS
* 32 *Mario Ruff* SS
* 41 R.C. Rone SS KR/PR

**Special teams**
* 3 Gino Chiaverini K
* 4 Elvin Johnson P

**Practice squad**
* Kevin White QB
* Jessie Kendrick OG
* Joe Flores DE
* Jack Dunham K

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 0 Inactive, 4 Practice squad
2019 Military Bowl

The **2019 Military Bowl** was a postseason college football bowl game, played at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Maryland. The second edition of the Military Bowl featured the East Carolina Pirates of the American Athletic Conference versus the North Carolina State Wolfpack of Atlantic Coast Conference.

## Teams

The game featured the East Carolina Pirates and the North Carolina State Wolfpack.

This was the third all-time meeting between the two schools, with the Pirates winning both in 2018 and 2019.

### East Carolina

*Main article:* 2019 East Carolina Pirates season

### NC State

*Main article:* 2019 NC State Wolfpack Season

## Game Summary

### Statistics

 Receiving | Omari Ruff | 3 for 84 yards, 1 TD
2020 NFLHC Draft

The **2020 NFL Draft** was the 7th annual meeting of NFLHC franchises to select newly eligible football players.

The draft began with the Tennessee Titans selection of Tyler Jones.

## Early entrants

The 2020 draft saw a record 24 early entrants, up from 21 in 2019.

* Eli Austin, WR, Tennessee
* Graham Burnett, QB, Oklahoma
* Devin Conroy, QB, Colorado State
* Noah Crawley, CB, Oklahoma State
* Tyler Dotson, TE, Notre Dame
* Will Doughty, OG, Alabama
* Leo Fleming, OG, Minnesota
* P.K. Fletcher, OG, Penn State
* Zion Hopkins, DT, Michigan
* Jordan Kemp, TE, Georgia
* Carter Leavitt, SS, LSU
* Quinn Ledbetter, C, Illinois
* David Lemons, C, Baylor
* Emanuelu Lesa, TE, TCU
* Cameron Marshall, CB, Penn State
* Akeel Morris, ILB, Nevada
* Christian Okonkwo, DT, Oregon
* Tom Oldham, WR, Iowa State
* Griffin Perrin, ILB, Michigan State
* Nicholas Quick, OG, Clemson
* Marquise Reed, WR/CB, Clemson
* Martin Whiting, OLB, North Carolina
* Prince Williams, CB, Air Force
* Tom Wyman, CB, TCU

## Selection order

The selection order for the first round was as follows. Three teams did not have a first-round selection: Cincinnati, which traded its first-round selection to the Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh, which traded its first round selection to the Green Bay Packers, and the New York Giants, who traded their first-round selection to Kansas City. The selection order for subsequent rounds will follow the order of the first round, except that teams with the same record and same playoff result will rotate among their respective groups (these groups are indicated by the bold gray lines in the table below). Also, 16 additional supplemental picks were allocated between the ends of round 3 through 7, for a total of 256 picks.
2021 CFBHC Season

CFBHC Football Season

The **2021 CFBHC Division I FBS football season** play of college football in the United States organized by CFBHC at the Division I FBS level, will begin TBD and will end on TBD. Bowl season will conclude on TBD with the 2021 CFBHC National Championship Game.

## Conference realignment

### Membership changes

Along with the formation of the Sun Belt, Liberty University and New Mexico State University were added and moved to the Independents. All real-life FBS teams are now simulated in CFBHC.

### Upcoming changes

This season saw the return to injuries to CFBHC, as well as the introduction of school and coach prestige. At this time prestige affects recruiting only, it is unknown if it has further effects.

## Kickoff games

### Week 0

Prior to the official Week 1, several "kickoff weekend" games were showcased.

* CFBHC Kickoff 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):
* Johnny Unitas Award (top sr. quarterback):
* Chuck Bednarik Award (top defensive player):

### Defense

* Dick Butkus Award (linebacker):
* Rotary Lombardi Award (defensive lineman):

### Coaches

* The Home Depot Coach of the Year Award:
2018 Chicago Bears season

The **2018 Chicago Bears** season is the franchise's 2nd season in the National Football League. After tying for the worst record in the league in the 2017 season, Chicago was picked to finish last by most outlets. Surprising everyone, they have started the season 10-3 and lead the NFC North by two games.
2018 St. Louis Rams season

The **2018 St. Louis Rams** season will be the franchise's 5th season in the National Football League.

## Transactions

### Arrivals

* The Rams signed Andrew Williamson and Quinn Cooper on October 26th at the end of UDFA.
* During the preseason free agency period, the Rams signed Walter Lane, Marshall Myers, Stacey Wulfeck, and Joe Taylor

### Departures

* The Rams released C.J. Logan, Bradie Sapp, Lionel Dickinson, R.J. Smith, William Price, Cody Fuller, Gerhard Wilson, and Cliff Batch on October 15th.

## Final Roster

* 8 Darrell Murphy

**Running backs**
* 20 Michael Acevedo
* 27 Shawn Anderson
* 23 *Frederick Chacon*
* 47 Marq Walsh FB

**Wide receivers**
* 10 Allama Banta
* 80 Walt Peck
* 11 *Derrick Schwartz* KR/PR
* 12 *Spencer Saul*
* 13 *Andrew Williamson*

**Tight ends**
* 40 Cameron Duncan
* 46 Jamal Hawkins
* 41 Walter Lane
* 51 *August Gilliland* T
* 72 Art Haley G
* 53 *Marshall Myers* G
* 54 Paul Scott T
* 60 LaMarcus Smith C
* 76 Nijrell Smith T
* 56 Ryan Stallworth T

**Defensive linemen**
* 99 *Anthony Beltran* DT
* 92 Jeffrey Bryant DT
* 94 Andrew Fazande DE
* 58 Clint Harmon DT
* 59 *Thomas Henry* DE
* 61 Clayton James DE
* 62 Eric Scott DE
* 63 Stacey Wulfeck DE
* 42 *Jeff Cox* OLB
* 52 Leigh Davey OLB
* 43 Brad Hood ILB
* 44 Herb Peko OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 24 *Russ Barker CB*
* 26 Brian Berry CB
* 28 Quinn Cooper FS
* 29 *Oronde Jackson FS*
* 21 Isaiah Polsfoot CB
* 25 Brandon Sauter SS
* 30 Danny Steele SS
* 31 Joe Taylor CB
* 22 Keith Wells CB

**Special teams**
* 4 Cliff Chamblin K
* 2 *Mark Coleman P*

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
46 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2020 NHLHC Season Stats

#### Scoring Statistics

The following players led the league in regular season points at the conclusion of games played on April 28, 2017. (End of regular season)

#### Goaltending Statistics

The following players led the league in regular season goaltending at the conclusion of games played on April 28, 2017. (End of regular season)

### Team Statistics

Statistics updated through April 28, 2017. (End of regular season)

## Playoffs

### Playoff Individual Statistics

#### Playoff Scoring Statistics

The following players led the league in playoff points at the conclusion of games played on June 13, 2017.

#### Playoff Goaltending Statistics

The following players led the league in playoff goaltending at the conclusion of games played on June 13, 2017.

Note: Greg Lattimer relieved Sam James at the start of the third period for a playoff game against the Colorado Avalanche.

### Playoff Team Statistics

Statistics updated through June 13, 2017.
2017 Virginia Cavaliers Football Team

Seasons

The 2017 Virginia Cavaliers football season began at home against Houston in week one. They play as a member of the ACC, in the Coastal division. They have started the season 3-2 with wins over #25 Houston and #5 Notre Dame.

## Awards

**Hunter Leone - K**

* All-ACC 1st Team

**Charlie Morrall - DE**

* All-ACC 2nd Team

**Kyle Pratt - DT**

* All-ACC 2nd Team

**Dallas Gelbaugh - CB**

* All-ACC 2nd Team
2018 Denver Broncos season

The 2018 Denver Broncos season is during the fifth year of NFLHC competition.

### 2018 Free Agent Signings

In a bizarre move, the Seattle Seahawks cut WR Ken Peelle upon the completion of the regular season opting not to have him on the team for the playoffs. Denver offered him $15 million to join the Broncos for the playoffs, an offer matched by the Tennessee Titans, who was the Broncos opponent in the Wild Card Round. Ultimately Peelle signed with the Broncos and would help them secure two playoff victories.

### 2018 Offseason Trades

* OG Logan Hunter and CB Joe Gammon to San Francisco for OG Wilson Hutchinson and CB David Simpson
* ILB Sylvester Feeley, DT A.B. Todd, and OLB Lynn Nwokorie to Cincinnati for ILB Mike Smith
* DE Eric Scott and OG Tavian Brown to St. Louis for FS Gary Corbin
* DT Jim Hostotler, DE Lonzel Rentzel, CB Corey Evans, and FB Art Shaw to Dallas for OLB Ray Truax

## Regular Season

### Final Roster

* 17 *Todd Jennings*
* Robert Wright

**Running backs**
* 28 Jerry Rambo
* John McMurty
* Don Anderson
* Ian Smith FB

**Wide receivers**
* 14 Darrell Mack
* 87 Marion Reeder
* 19 Joe Wallace
* Bud Farmer

**Tight ends**
* 83 *Darren Jones*
* Doug Bosley
* Jesse Palmer
* 65 *Mario Hill* T
* William Hart T
* Ricky Green T
* Charles Mahan T
* 63 Bret Pate G
* 71 Wilson Hutchinson G
* Kerwin McGeoghan G
* 79 John Zatkoff C
* Mathias Smith C

**Defensive linemen**
* 52 *Charles Johnson* DE
* Claxton Robertson DE
* Tommy Brooks DT
* *Enoch Coleman* DT
* Mike Smith ILB
* Ron Sanderson ILB
* *Reece Westbrook* ILB
* *Juan Ross* ILB
* Ray Truax OLB
* Todd Byers OLB
* Steve Windsor OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 25 Reggie Griffin CB
* Tony Smith CB
* David Simpson CB
* 20 Gray Corbin FS
* Leslie Mackey FS
* Jonathan Parker SS
* *Anthony Ludwig* SS

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

**Practice squad**
* *Joseph Bernard* QB
* *Wayne Schmidt* QB
* *Mark Starnes* QB
* *Chuck Choboian* T
* *Joe Yeast* G
* *Xavier McDonough* TE
* *Charles Williams* TE
* *Timothy Parker* ILB
* *Matt Fisk* K

*Rookies in italics*
45 Active, 1 Inactive, 9 Practice squad

### Schedule

In the preseason, various media personalities would predict Denver to finish last in the AFC West. With the Week 17 win over Oakland, Denver would secure the AFC West title, and dash Oaklands playoff hopes.

## Post Season

### ProBowl

Two Broncos players made the Pro Bowl, C John Zatkoff and FS Gray Corbin. In addition, Head Coach Bingo451 was named the head coach of the AFC Pro Bowl Squad. GM DescretoBurrito was named NFLHC Executive of the Year.

Denver was the only team to complete 2018 without a loss at home.
2020 New Jersey Devils season

Conference
 2020 record
 Home record
 Road record
 Goals for
 Goals against

The 2020 New Jersey Devils season was the franchise's first season in the National Hockey League.

## Transactions

### Arrivals

* Stephane Ramage, Tymoteusz Mikolajcza, Eddie Lee, Gennady Volkov, Johan Magnusson, Mika Kukkonen, Nazar Romanov, Radoš Kader, Timofey Krupin, Celeste Paget, and Patrick Robinson were all signed from free agency.
2017 St. Louis Rams season

The 2017 St. Louis Rams season was during the fourth year of NFLHC competition.

## 2017 Season

During the offseason transition between 2016 and 2017, the final 8 teams were added to NFLHC. Because of this, the Rams lost another 4 players to the expansion draft, Eric Peebles, Randy Humphreys, Justin Glass, and Billy Westbrook. The Rams also lost OLB Morris Millen to free agency when he turned down a deal from the Rams in favor of one from the Chicago Bears. During the 2017 draft, the Rams selected many defensive players to reload, but still drafted Shawn Anderson to take over for Bradie Sapp in the starting running back position. Near the end of the season, the Rams hired ethan\_agan to come in and be their head scout.

During the season, the Rams were very hot and cold. After winning four straight games, another season ending injury to Gray Corbin crippled the Rams pass defense. The Rams would go on to lose their last 5 games. In the last two games of the season, the Rams controversially started C.J. Logan, and his disappointing starting debut against the Seattle Seahawks knocked this team out of playoff contention.

### 2017 Individual Awards

QB Darrell Murphy - Pro Bowl

WR Walt Peck - Pro Bowl, NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 4,5

DE Andrew Fazande - Pro Bowl

SS Brandon Sauter - Pro Bowl