Johnny Begood may quite possibly be the world's worst Dragon Warrior. When he is not getting knocked out of the game on the second turn of the drive, he enjoys fumbling pickups, catches, and rolling ones on both GFI's and dodges.

Johnny hopes someday to be an average player - but it may be a dream beyond his reach.

Can it be true? He sits out half of his seventh game, but scores a second time and gets a skill! Wonders will never cease.

Turston's debut is anything but spectacular, as he spends 12 turns in the KO box, and refuses to face those nasty Chaos players.

He shocks his team with a breakout 3 TD's in the third game, however. Things may be looking up?

Our first Lion Warrior. And man, did we need him. Scores twice in first appearance, shows signs of actual aptitude.

Sir Simkus has never fumbled or thrown an inaccurate pass. To create a meaningless analogy, he has been the rock of reliability on which "Nuffle Loves Us" has been founded.

In addition he has recieved SPP's in every game played. So far.

Quietly becomes one of the key contributors by hogging all the MVP's.

After "earning" several most valuable player awards early in team history, Rygar has become the surprise star of "Nuffle Loves Us." He looks to have a most promising career.

Adds a pair of casualties to his resume in game number 5. Is clearly too good for the rest of team. Voted "Most Likely to be Killed Because He's Somewhat Useful" by the fans.