Byron is the team leader and a gifted thrower. However, he misses almost as many games as he plays in. The coaching staff isn't happy, but you can't really cut the captain, can ya?

Replacing the Prince of Wales isn't an easy feat....actually, is it. The Prince was a lazy chump and now he's a lazy coach.

Playing in the shadow of a better blitzer has irritated Earl since Day 1 and now he's starting to take it out on the opposing skill players. He doesn't screw around.

Pretty vicious as far as Elves go, the Duke once killed a Chaos Warrior 1-on-1. Not a guy to trifle with....

Unfortunately, a rampaging Orc hit him so hard that it turned his brain half-way around in his skull. Now he thinks he's John Wayne.

Naptholi is the only pure specialist on the team, only coming in on defense to kick. Which is a good thing, cuz this guy couldn't dodge away from a cripple!

He took so long getting Block that he almost earned himself a coaching position...but the Slacking Coach position was already filled.

Hired to replace the super-talented (and super niggled) Montiel, Caspian started with a bang by tossing 4 completions in his first game. Now he teams with Byron to rack up the completions and, usually, the victories.

One of the rougher Elves on the team, Yannick helps everyone out and when that's done bust's someone in the chops. He's a player.

He's also the first, and so far ONLY, lineman to EVER score a TD for the Griffons...this done on the 47th game.

He was flogged for it.

Along with Willy Danny is the oldest lineman on the team and as such feels responsible to keep his teammates protected. While he's not good at healing, he can wreck with the best.

He teams with Williamson to insure that the nastier opponents get what's coming to them. Willy drops 'em, and Danny kicks them into oblivion. Works like a charm.

One of the oldest players on the team, "Big Willy" is the designated Ogre-Hunter. His main duty is to punish anyone that tries to hurt the shifty catchers.

He and Daniels are roommates on the road, and make a good tandem on the field.