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Nobody will be able to see Ant-Man in the backfield until he's already picked up a big gain.

Ogre is a noticable snub.

His backup is Uncle Rico. I'm being told by an anonymous GM that Falco gets nervous in the 4th quarter so Coach is gonna put Rico in.

I think that the sideline drink of choice might be the deciding factor. H2O or Dr. Pepper?

Absolutely. Forrest was an All-American player, but Boucher set records that are even beyond video game statistics. He was able to powerbomb All-American DL Meanie and tackle Colonel Sanders. Do you think that Mama can tackle Forrest?

You can find out for yourself because he is already on this board.

I'm not sure who Jacon is. Sounds like bacon.

Jacon and Ab were pretty good ball players back in the day, but I wasn't aware that either had won Mr. Football.

3 years, 25 million, 12 million guaranteed. Not a bad deal if he continues to play well.

Anyone who has driven to Indy on US 31 knows that Westfield has great facilities and they've had success lately as well.

Don't forget about LCC and Linton in 1A. They've had a few "down" years, but they'll be back in no time.

I hope you're right. With Mendez leaving the program, there is little to no playing experience in the interior line.

I'll name a few positives for you. 7 on 7 games in the off-season give teams an opportunity the chance for their skill players to have live go reps against other competition. It also gives teams a great opportunity to work on their passing offense. Injuries are down, which will lead a number increase over time.

Try naming the positives in one of your gripes for a change.

Nick Holt's son Ben made it official that he has transferred from Western Kentucky to Purdue. He is a grad transfer and will be a 5th year senior linebacker. Now all that Purdue needs is a few grad transfer offensive linemen and they will be all set.

IU has one of the best non-conference resumes in the country, but they've absolutely fizzled in the B1G.

A quick Google search didn't yield any results. With eight AAF teams and eight NFL divisions, it makes sense to designate a team as an affiliate for each division.

Add to this that each AAF team has NFL affiliate teams, much like NBA G/D-League does. It's great for the sport and keeps veterans active for longer. I'm predicting that we will see more feel good comeback stories in the NFL due to the AAF's impact. Kurt Warner should've just kept working as a bag boy, right?

That's exactly why I love this new league. 250K over three years isn't going to make anyone rich. HOWEVER, it will put bread on the table and the season is only 10 weeks plus the playoffs, which allows the option for a second job, education, or ample family time. What I also love about this league is that they are specifically a minor league of sorts. They're not trying to go head to head with the NFL.

You should have questioned it because it is sheer ridiculousness.

But of course it wasn't questioned by any of her opponents on here. How convenient.

It must be pretty important to you since you posted about it at 1 AM.

I need the cow farts to keep my garden growing and now your tears can help water it.

Sounds like a conspiracy theory to me. Don't forget your tinfoil hat. I can see it now. The gubmint shows up to your house to confiscate all of your beef. You then threaten them with your shotgun while wearing a MAGA hat, chewing some Skoal Wintergreen, and wearing a pair of boxers.

More former Indiana high school players and players with former Indiana connections. Kitt O'Brien plays for the Birmingham Iron. Austin Appleby and Akeem Hunt play for the Orlando Apollo. Former Notre Dame punter Ben Turk does as well. Eddy Wilson and Greer Martini play for the Salt Lake Stallions. The San Antonio Commanders have heavy Indiana ties. Andrew McDonald, Austin Larkin, Danny Ezechukwu, Chase Dutra, and Scott Daly have all played college ball in our great state. Gelen Robinson plays for the San Diego Fleet. Nyles Morgan plays for the Arizona Hotshots. Tarean Folston plays for the Atlanta Legends.