Offensive captain and key playmaker, Dorian has been a key player in the Raider's success thus far. Though offensively silent in his first outing, Abrendo placed some key blocks which helped clear the way for Reinald Bouvier's game winning touchdown. In the crushing defeat against the undead team Calladitos, Abrendo was silent. However, coming off week two's painful loss, Abrendo was back in full swing. Throwing numerous blocks, and leading the offense through the air, and then on the ground as he took it in for the firs touchdown.

Dorian is an essential part of the Raider's offense, and was a valuable accusition out of minor drafts.

Corban Fey is a strong lineman who shows bravery and toughness in the trench. Though not spectacular, his abilities to keep in the game, stay healthy and throw blocks make him a solid lineman. He currently leads the team in blocks, following his career high 7 against the Mean Toothfairies.

Fey was a 3rd round pick who has outperformed his expectations.

Alastair Cain came out on fire. A second round pick, Cain was meant to be the lead blocker for the team, and one of the essentials to victory. In his first game he did not disappoint, throwing 9 blocks. However, since his first week, Cain has stagnated. Making only 4 blocks in the following two games, Cain has not performed as expected. Much of this is do to injuries, and his desire to drop back and act as a coverage linebacker.

Jared has proven to be worthy of his position as Defense captain. Throwing six blocks in his first appearance, Jared then won MVP for week two, having stood up to the onslaught which flattned most of his fellow players. In week three he was back in form, scoring another 6 blocks. Though he does not lead the team in blocks, he is a morale force, and has come out onto the field every day, proving his worth.

With 4 blocks a game and a TD to his name, Reinald has proven himself worthy of his starting position. However, his remarks after he failed to win MVP in the first season of the game have made him a distration. As if to prove his worth, in week two Reinald led the team in tackles, with 6. However, he failed to make a serious impact on the game, as the opposing team was unphased by his efforts.

Yuvo has averaged blocks per game as a key offensive driver. He also aided in the touchdown drive in the first game of the year. Though not athletically as powerful as most of his teammates, Yuvo has proven to be a worthy asset, having 6 tackles in two different games.

Jose played decently in minors before being drafted. His first two appearances were unexciting, however he did make a serious imact in his third game, when the coach decided to keep him in. Though he ony has 9 blocks to his name, he has proven to be competent on the field, and experts believe he will continue to improve as time goes on. He is a solid rookie, who may or may not make it in the big leagues.

Icabod has proven to be a dissapointment in his rookie year with the Raiders. Though he did lead the offensive in their miserable performance in week two, he failed to do his job, which was to block for the runners. His constant failure, and subsequent injuries kept him out of week three, giving rookie Jessika Najwa the chance to shine.

Team leaders doubt how long Icabod will be with the Raiders.

Igor has the skills to be an effective runner, but is outshined by his teammates. Though he put up impressive numbers on the ground in game one, he saw very little play week two, when he was injured. Many point to this as the cause for the loss. Still realling from injury in week three, Igor saw very little playtime. Though he is a solid runner, his future with the Raiders is still up in the air.

Marcus may only have 13 blocks, but he is a fan favorite. Having cruised through his first week, he suffered in week two. But on his third appearance. Marcus was on fire. Crushing oponents left and right, he came up with 7 tackles, and the team's first serious injury. Marcus is a strong blocker who will continue to get playing time.

Formulating the offensive drive which won the first week's game, Crowin is a strong offensive force. However, he has been negated by opposing strategies, leaving him with little in terms of stats. With one MVP, he is known, but he is also upset with his lack of action. Raiders officials are planning on improving his playtime and getting him the ball more often in future games.

Newest edition to the Raiders. Jessika was picked up during the week 3 free agency period. Having excelled in the minors, Jessika made her name known with fans and foes alike after her first performance. Though she did not play the first half, she lit up the second half. Critical to the first scoring drive, Jessika came back in and played on the defensive side of the ball. Here she shined, making a last minute tackle against runner Slaverat, Jessika prevented the game winning touchdown, holding the score to 1-1.

She is the fastest rising star in the Raiders lineup., and earned player of the game honors in her first game.