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Website design By BotEap.com1) Colorado Crush (2-0) (LW: 1) Neither of Colorado’s first two wins of the season would rank as dominant, but a win is a win and the defending champs rank at the top of the power poll for the third week in a row. They gave Georgia their first loss at home in 13 games and were able to avoid revenge point in their thrilling 61-59 road win. OS Harrell had a great day once again with 11 passes for 132 yards and five TDs, further establishing himself as the top offensive threat in the league. I’m still not at all in love with the defense of this club, but you have to overcome them to beat them, and not many will be able to do it this year. The Crush returns home in Week 3 to take on a rejuvenated Las Vegas club coming off their first win of the season.

Website design By BotEap.com2) Philadelphia Soul (2-0) (LW: 3) The Soul revealed just how deep the club they own is with their 47-33 home win over the Avengers. Starting quarterback Tony Graziani suffered a hand injury in Philadelphia’s first offensive drive of the game, but the offense didn’t skip a beat with backup quarterback Matt Sauk leading the charge. Not once were they left behind in the game, and the defense sacked Los Angeles quarterback Brian Mann four times and constantly pressured him throughout the game. Special teams also recorded their first score of the season when WR / DB Mike Brown returned a missed FG to midfield and threw DS Kevin Gaines for a TD to give Soul a 14-0 lead. The Soul is humming at full blast right now after hitting the franchise’s first 2-0 start, and he’ll be a formidable foe when he visits “The Jungle” on Saturday night.

Website design By BotEap.com3) Nashville Kats (2-0) (LW: 4) I was impressed by the effort of the Kats in New York when they beat the Dragons, so I really don’t know what word to use to describe what they did as an encore against Columbus. . Dominating, to say the least, are these Kats, as they have simply played their first two opponents. Quarterback Clint Stoerner had another solid pitch for five TDs, but it’s defense that once again took center stage. They have now given up a total of 55 points in two games and are on track to break a season record for the fewest points allowed. They forced three turnovers and allowed Columbus his first score on the scoreboard at the end of the second quarter. HC Pat Sperduto has a fantastic club on his hands, and a win this week in Chicago will only instill much more confidence. Scary !!!

Website design By BotEap.com4) Dallas Desperados (2-0) (LW: 5) The Desperados took a huge road win against more than 16,000 at the Delta Center to go 2-0 in the youth season. New quarterback Clint Dolezel has become a new favorite target in OS Terrill Shaw, who caught 11 passes for a team-record 208 yards and four TDs. His flashy performance led to him being named the offensive player of the game, but Despo fans must love the way their new outfield general has settled in thus far. In addition, they only scored five penalties. That number says a lot about perhaps where this club is headed this season. Another tough spot awaits them this Saturday night, as division rival Columbus will be a salty host after being beaten last week.

Website design By BotEap.com5) Georgia Force (1-1) (LW: 2) The Force scratched, scratched and fought in their pre-Super Bowl XL battle, but it wasn’t enough for them to avenge their ArenaBowl loss to the Crush. A look inside the numbers would show that it is a very close game, so the two-point margin of victory should come as no surprise. However, the Force never led the game, and their defense allowed the Crush too many offensive opportunities that allowed them to control the time of possession. The lost FGs and extra points didn’t help either. Many are still upset about the “no call” on the two-point conversion, but even if they did convert on that play, Crush had 19 seconds to work. Hopefully they can shake off the disappointment of that loss before their divisional competition Friday night with the Storm.

Website design By BotEap.com6) Austin Wranglers (2-0) (LW: 8) The Wranglers have been the beneficiaries of a very easy schedule to open their 2006 season, but that hasn’t stopped them from having an impact at all. They have brought their lunch boxes to work in each of their first two games and have outscored their opponents by a count of 117-80. The offense has been electric and the defense has been opportunistic. DS Damon Mason made his presence felt once again in his strengthened secondary when he hooked three more passes to increase his season total to five interceptions for the year. Austin seems to have found the recipe for success in this league at a very early stage. They will hit you with a balanced attack on offense and force you to make mistakes on defense. The following is their first division game of the season vs. The brigade.

Website design By BotEap.com7) Orlando Predators (1-1) (LW: 11) It was by no means pretty, but the Predators achieved a crucial divisional victory last week by defeating the visiting Brigade by a count of 48-41. Preds QB Joe Hamilton had a more efficient passing game (21 of 28), but still threw a pair of interceptions. Preds’ defense simply had no answer for the Brigade’s air attack, as it was devoured by 353 yards on the night. This Orlando team is still coming together, and we should have a better idea of ​​what these teams are up to in the weeks ahead. Great test this week as the 2-0 Soul paid a visit to “The Jungle”.

Website design By BotEap.com8) Tampa Bay Storm (1-1) (LW: 13) The Storm got more battle with Rampage than they bargained for, but got the job done with a “never say die” mentality that allowed them to split their first two games of season road. Tampa was expected to bounce back after their lousy performance in Philadelphia, and that’s exactly what they did. QB Shane Stafford completed 26 of 37 passes for 271 yards and four TDs. The defense came up with some huge defensive plays, including a safety by GR QB Jose Davis late in the game that allowed the Storm to pull away and take the win. This performance should be a huge motivator for Storm’s detention unit as they were able to see that their hard work paid off in live game action. TB returns home for its first game at the Forum this year to face division rival Georgia, but will not feature HC Tim Marcum, who was suspended one more game for violating his probation.

Website design By BotEap.com9) New York Dragons (1-1) (LW: 15) I was one of 15,000 in attendance Friday night that saw the Dragons take victory from the jaws of defeat in a controversial block on the call back for finish the game. . Regardless of that call, the Dragons were a completely different team than the one that took the field just a week ago at home vs. the Kats. Their offense took what Chicago’s “D” would give the entire game, and their defense came up with a pair of crucial interceptions that allowed them to get ahead on the possession court early on. Quarterback Aaron Garcia was hit one more time (4 sacks), but was still able to lead his team to victory on his last crucial push of the game. Now they head to Utah to take on an energetic Blaze squad that lost a tough one at home themselves last week.

Website design By BotEap.com10) Columbus Destroyers (1-1) (LW: 7) There isn’t much to say about last week’s performance except that Columbus knows he still has a long way to go before he can compete with the AFL elite in the road. They were just mistreated by the Kats last Friday night, but that still doesn’t take away from the fact that this is still a very solid soccer team. Expect them to bounce back this week with a much better effort as they host the Desperados.

Website design By BotEap.comAnd the rest …

Website design By BotEap.com11) Chicago Rush (0-2) (LW: 10)

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