Randy Hutchins works for the power company doing the heavy lifting around the high voltage substations. He once tried his hand at line work, but after so many poles were broken, the power company "promoted" him. Though he scoffed at the idea of the guy's down at Jok's forming a team, he admitted his mistake when the guys didn't do half bad in their first season.<br><br>Randy signed up part way through season two after he finished grieving for his friend and former coworker, <a href=FUMBBL.php?page=player&op=view&player_id=4645568>Foreman Wronsky</a>, who died on the pitch in an ill-fated game against <a href=FUMBBL.php?page=match&op=view&id=1855348>14 Undead and 2 Werewolves</a> in the Bulk's first season with the Drama Llama League. Randy has vowed revenge for his friend and aims to be the most electrifying player on the pitch.

Mr. Tuttle supervises a highway construction crew. His wife of 13 years left him last year and since then he's had a chip on his shoulder. He'll stand up to anything and anyone. Although the bigger guys on the team fear him a little for the trouble he's gotten them into down at Jok's, they also bear a fierce respect for him.<br><br>Tuttle received a unanimous vote when it came time for the team to elect team captains, and he's out to prove he deserves the team's confidence. Though he has not appeared to be very noteworthy on the pitch, Tuttle's actions and attitude on and off the field have had a positive mental impact on the team. Not only has he kept the team focused in critical situations (even when he was unable to take the field), he has been instrumental in organizing certain "disruptive actions" during matches between other teams in the DLL.

Foreman Klitcher works down at the steel mill with Hank. They've been friends for years, so when Hank asked him about forming a Bloodbowl team, Klitcher accepted without a moment's thought.<br><br>Mr. Klitcher also coaches several little league BloodBowl teams. His love and knowledge of the game made him a good addition to this bumbling Ogre team. Though he's not officially a captain, he has shown good leadership on the pitch, throwing himself into key blocks and just being a general nuisance standing between the opponents and the goal line. The other players have learned a lot from watching him.<br><br>Klitcher has been the go-to goblin in the final few games of Drama Lama Season 1, scoring 2 TDs and knocking a Werewolf out of the game in the Bulk's first ever win in their <a href=FUMBBL.php?page=match&id=1866148>6th game</a>. He then went on to score his third TD to tie up the Bulk's <a href=FUMBBL.php?page=match&id=1866812>final game</a> in Season 1. With that, Klitcher has become the leading scorer for the Bulk and he looks forward to more in DLL Season 2!

Harvey is a retired miner from somewhere on the far side of the Mourn. When he's not coughing up black gunk, he's collecting his worker's compensation checks and carousing with the guys down at Jok's.<br><br>Harvey is not in the best of health but the Bulk were quick to sign him the minute he showed an interest. Harvey is very quick-witted (for an Ogre) and as cunning as a Goblin. He and Foreman Tuttle are fast friends and the two are constantly having good-natured arguments about this, that, and the other.

Mr. Blake works down at the lumber yard, making sure the massive logs get moved into place and cut to specified measurement. He loves his work and is a carpenter on the side, making goblin-sized chairs, tables, and other furnishings. He's become quite good at this hobby over the years and is hoping the extra cash he'll earn from being on the team will be enough to build a new workshop for himself so he can make a real living from his hobby.<br><br>"Butterfingers" Blake earned his name in the Bulk's first <a href=http://fumbbl.com/FUMBBL.php?page=match&id=1853132>meeting</a> against the Dark Elf team <a href=http://fumbbl.com/FUMBBL.php?page=team&op=view&team_id=390382>Dark Age Outlaws</a>. In which he failed to pick up the ball when Bulk had a chance to perform a great upset. The game ended in a tie, which was only slightly less of an upset, but a win for the Bulk there would have been huge.

Foreman Wendel works down at the auto plant with Gus. He is a recent college graduate and very proud of that fact. He got hired down at the plant with plans to help make big changes but only ended up getting mired down in union paperwork. When he let slip to the guys down at Jok's that he played college ball, they immediately asked him to join up. The extra cash will help him pay off those student loans!

Mitch went to work with his dad straight out of high school and can run pipe and fix leaks with the best of them but new regulations, licensing requirements, and inspection fees have made it harder to get by. When some of the guys down at the bar were talking about forming a team, Mitch was all for it.<br><br>If the team does well, Mitch can finally buy that bass boat he's been eyeing.

Frank Zane is a simple Ogre, wanting nothing but a little trip down memory lane when he's not laying bricks. His one regret in life is that he dropped out of school and didn't get to play for his high school team in his prime. He jumped at the chance for a spot on the team to show everyone (but mostly himself) that he's still got it.<br><br>In a recent game, one of Frank's legs suffered an injury. Despite being somewhat hobbled, Frank is still a heavy presence when he takes his position on the line for the Bulk.

At 22, Rick "The Roofer" Pronsky is the youngest member of the Bulk and has few cares in the world. No wife and no kids, his only concern at the end of a hard day baking on a roof is where to find a cold beer and an easy woman to take home for the night.<br><br>Rick sees a chance to earn fame and fortune in BloodBowl. What better way to score a supply of beer and easy women than to become a famous sports hero? The women will swoon over him and the high paying Bloodweiser ad contracts he will land...he'll be set for life!

Hank works with molten steel day in and day out and his reddened, rough face can prove it. He and the guys down at the plant made the custom...adjustments to the gear of the team. You could say they look <i>sharp</i> in their uniforms...<br><br>Hank has been very brutal against smaller opponents, smashing the only two lasting injuries caused by the Bulk in each of their first two games. In his third game, he seriously injured an opposing player, making him miss his team's next game.<br><br>In the team's second season in the Drama Llama League, Hank finally exacted a small amount of revenge on <a href=FUMBBL.php?page=player&player_id=4638694>Wolf in Leather</a>, the Bulk's most despised opposing player and murderer of Foreman Hughes and Foreman Wronsky.<br><br>Although he was off to a slow start in Season 2, Hank has re-established himself as the team's most brutal player.

Gary Yablonski makes his living driving the biggest truck around. He's on record down at the union office as the most determined driver there is. He's so determined that he'll drive several days without sleep, and then drive some more. Some call this stupid, but Gary doesn't care. He spends all that time on the road reflecting his life and planning for his future.

Sleep be damned! Gary's got driving to do!

When Gary's meditation took him too far one evening, Gary drove his truck into the side of a mountain. Gary walked away from the accident lucky to be alive!

Looking for some other way to pay the bills, and to pay for his truck's repairs, Gary eagerly signed up with the Bulk. Now he'll get to reflect on life while smashing elves, kicking lizards, and tossing goblins!

Sleep be damned! Gary's got smashing to do!