Key stat - 6 kickoff touchdowns in 7 games.
Dylan (B+) The guy finally showed up for than 5 games this season, and his numbers soared. Solid producer; excellent teammate.
Key stat - 9 sacks in 14 games.
Ezra (C) So much promise, so little delivered. Stats were imporved, but he managed to piss off his teammates with his lack of effort.
Key stat - 2.4 receiving touchdowns per game.
Graham (D-) The spiral downwards continues for the onetime FFL regular. Looks like his 2005-06 output was a fluke.
Key stat - 2 touchdowns in 5 games.
Jacob (B) Had a very good season statistically. The self appointed football guru struggled to keep his temper in check all season long.
Key stat - 3.2 receiving touchdowns per game.
James (B) Pretty much did what was expected of him - 10 games, 20 plus touchdowns. Dependable, but not a star.
Key stat - 0 interceptions in 10 games.
Jordan D. (A -) After a torrid start, the Italian hit a sophmore slump near the end of the season. Still, his arm was unmatched by any other league pivots.
Key stat - 191 passing touchdowns.
Jordan T. (A+) A stat machine, but also a great teammate and leader by example. Exudes raw skill, and is one of the marquee players in the league.
Key stat - 1.6 interceptions per game.
Josh (B+) Scored by the bunches, using his speed to blow by defenders like they were pylons. Adapted well to the new physical FFL.
Key stat - 3.3 touchdowns per game.
Luke (B-) Struggled early on when put in at receiver, but found his niche as a lineman.
Key stat - 9 sacks in 14 games.
Maciej (B+) Led the league in touchdowns thrown, but was a poor defender at times. Continues to thrive in the fashion department.
Key stat - 339 passing touchdowns.
Matthew C (A-) When he was here, he was dynamite. Makes all of his points look good, but his head still found its way into the clouds.
Key stat - 4 receiving touchdowns per game.
Matthew P. (B) A solid contributor at both ends, who gets extra marks for playing with a broken arm.
Key stat - 10 sacks in 6 games.
Matthew S. (A) Played in a lot more games this year, finishing 3rd in league scoring. A good defender and teammate.
Key stat - 101 receiving touchdowns.
Neil (A) Does everything you want him to do on the field, and well to boot. Great speed still unmatched.
Key stat - 93 receiving touchdowns.
Peter (A+) One of the first picked everytime, and the numbers show why. There is no such thing like an impossible play for Peter.
Key stat - 104 receiving touchdowns.
Patrick (A) His fifth season, and his fifth consecutive scoring title. Arguably the hardest worker in the league.
Key stat - 138 receiving touchdowns.
Robbie (A-) Added a great running game to an improving arm. Played a lot of the season at receiver, and didn't look out of place. Key stat - 317 receiving touchdowns.
Sierra (C-) The only remaining girl in the FFL, Sierra had her moments, especially on offence.
Key stat - 3 receiving touchdowns in 7 games.
Taylor (C) An up and down rookie season highlighted by some excellent quarterback sacks.
Key stat - 17 sacks in 25 games.
Tommy (C-) The FFL legend regressed in all aspects of his game this season. Found renewed life on the line, which bodes well for upcoming seasons.
Key stat - 58 Hands of Tom in 31 games.
Other
Alex D. (B) FFL legend scored at will, but looks to be gone. Max (B-) Pretty good.
Ben (A-) in 3 games, he put up points. Meng (C+) Showed enough to get a recall
Cole (C-) A decent showing at the FFL superbowl. Rigdor (D) Paladin's name, peasant's game.
Davey (C-) Struggled in limited time. Tobi (A-) German played well in tenure.
David (C) Powered his way through defenders. Trevor (C) Stunk, but game was good.
Dominik (B) He'd be great with more games.
Dylan C. (D-) Luke's older brother is awful.
Erica (D) Played one uneventful game.
Jack (B) Showed he could catch tough tosses.
Jason (B) Good at receiver
Jamar (B+) Elusive in the open field.
Johnny (D+) Former FFL allstar looks done.
Maddie (D-) Talker her way out.
Moyra (F) We are richer for having lost her.
