DRAFT 1: Franchise Player: Block, Tackle, Piling On

DRAFT 1: Round 1 draft pick, pick number 4 (+agility and dodge)

DRAFT 1: round 2 draft pick, pick number 33 (dodge and sidestep)

DRAFT 1: round 6 draft pick, pick number 105 (sidestep)

DRAFT 1: UDFA Pick (Guard)

DRAFT 1: Round 5 draft pick, pick number 87 (wrestle and sidestep)

DRAFT 1: UDFA Pick (Accurate)

DRAFT 1: round 3 draft pick, pick number 51 (block, dodge and tackle)


Round 1: Dominique thought he was a Giant Slayer. After knocking Ogre Berry Hooker to the ground with the assist of two teammates on turn one of their match versus Monte Castello, Easley thought he\'d have a go at it alone. Throwing a solo block at the much bigger and stronger Ogre, Easley was pronounced DEAD on the field. However the Praag doctor was able to revive Easley but unable to patch up the smashed hip that happened as well. So for such a bone headed play with such an appropriate result Dominique earns this prestigious award!

THE DLE PLAY of Week 5: Ralph Baker: Rookie Lineman, Praag- On Turn 2 of the Marienburg/Praag game, Marauder 1st Round Blitzer Calvin Pryor Blitzed Praag Catcher Jarvis Landry. With a frenzy and a Pile-On he killed the catcher (Doctor tried to save him but was unable to do so). On turn 6 he attempted to do the same to Blitzer Emerson Boozer, but was unable to break through his armor even with the piling on. The Grizzlies seemingly fed up with these antics decided to do something about it while the star blitzer was lying on the ground. With 2 other Praag linemen gathered around Pryor to assist with the maiming, the prone Baker jumped to his feet, ran over to Pryor and stomped on his head, fracturing his skull. So for the revenge seeking linemen, I present you with this award for what I consider to be the best play of the week. VENGEFUL BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!

(Coach note: first (and so far only) foul and he sure made it count)