World Bowl XIV Roster Thread

by **Sarzonia** » Wed May 04, 2011 8:52 am

All World Bowl XIV competitors are invited and encouraged to post their rosters for the competition. They can be anything from a simple list of player names and positions to an elaborate breakdown of each player's strengths and weaknesses.

Each roster should also include a list of RP permissions and style modifiers. If it doesn't, a RPer can assume you mean yes to every possible permission. In addition, I will assume you want a modifier of 0.

The allowed range of style modifiers ranges from -5 (extremely defence-oriented and conservative on offence) to +5 (extremely offence-minded with nary an interest in defence).

World Bowl XIV Links:
World Bowl XIV Roleplay Thread
World Bowl XIV Scores Thread
World Bowl XIV Friendlies Thread
World Bowl Discussion Thread

by **Whittoria** » Wed May 04, 2011 9:35 am

THE WHITTORIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM

"The Mayors"

Coaching staff:

Head Coach & Running Backs: Alex Whitt
Run Game Coord.& Offensive line Coach: Zach Whitt
Pass Game Coord. & Quarterbacks Coach: Mike Leach
Split Ends & Flankers Coach: Forrest Langford
Slotbacks Coach: Blake Foster
Tight Ends: Ted Overstreet
Defensive Coordinator & Inside Linebackers: Hut "Big" Echols
Defensive Tackles: Bruno MacGuire
Defensive Ends: Rico Baker
Outside Linebackers: Juan Dominguez
Safeties: Gary Pate
Cornerbacks: Han Breedlove
Special Teams Coord: Richard Bassacia
Athletic Trainer: Carlos Spicyweiner

Offense: East Coast Offense (mix of Pro Style, triple Option, and Run and Shoot; still retains some elements of Spread option and flexbone, with a little winged T thrown in there)

Base Defense: 3-3-5; most schemes will involve a hybrid LB who can come up and play DE as well as his normal LB duties, and 5 DBs swarming around the field. 3-2-6, 4-1-6, 3-1-7 formations are not uncommon

Style Modifier: -2
2pt: Logical
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
Injuries: Basically just don't kill my players
Godmod events: Go for it, but not in Whittoria

Roster (Starters/#1 on Depth chart at position in Blue; reds are subbed in a lot):

Defense

Retired players:
None! Hooray.

And of course, their uniforms:
Blue=Home
White=Away
Garnet=Alternate

The Mayors will play in a new stadium this season: The OggieDome!

by **Oiseaui** » Wed May 04, 2011 9:49 am

The Liberal Democracy of Oiseaui

To: World Bowl XIV, Sarzonian Hosting Committee
From: Minister of Entertainment, Hughes Orianne
Subject: The Oiseauian Legionnaire's Roster

To whom it may concern;
With our win in the Baptism of Iron VIII, we are very excited to forward the roster of our newly crowned champions as well as all supplemental information about our team. Hopefully, they'll continue their new found streak of excellence!

Though everything should be in this correspondence, if you have any questions our office information is attached below for contact.

Country: The Liberal Democracy of Oiseaui
Team Name: Legionnaires
Abbreviation: Legions (team); OIS (country)

Style: -2
Colours: Green and Gray
Offensive Formation: Typically Single Set Back; Pistol for last ditch attempts, Power I for time wasting
Defensive Formation: Typically 3-4; 4-4 in instance where poor passing team needs 10+ yards

Offensive Starters

No:Pos  Player                                        
08:QB   Gaubert Maximilien
32:RB   Edmond Maria
24:FB   François Marcellin 
73:C    Lou Muhammed 
58:LG   Kemen Galal    
65:RG   Rodrigue Maram    
74:LT   Nicolas Fermin    
56:RT   Bastien Aubin    
85:WR   Hakim Mehmood 
87:WR   Imran Fahim 
83:TE   Antoine Faris

Defensive Starters

No:Pos  Player
25:FS   Tjeerd Anaru 
33:SS   Zacharie Masoud 
31:CB   Zahid Usama 
49:CB   Hayder Joni 
54:OLB  Rauf Tiede
57:LB   Walid Loïc 
93:LB   Mansoor Dorotheos 
96:OLB  Thierry Risto 
77:DE   Tafari Évrard 
55:DE   Gabriel Filippos 
61:NT   Petros Jehan

Additional Players

No:Pos  Player
03:K    Zulfaqar Munashe 
05:QB   Ambroise Kaarlo 
11:P    Marcellin Hesekiel 
48:SS   Terho Nkruma 
22:FS   Niilo Hikmat 
27:RB   Eerikki Adrien 
42:FB   Thomas Hamid 
36:CB   Agapios Karam 
39:CB   Stamatis Seppo 
76:C    Joakim Gérard 
59:OLB  Kweku Julien 
53:LB   Gautier Dorian 
23:LS   Odilon Marcel 
62:DE   Alpertti I'timad 
66:OG   Pavlos Bakr 
68:DE   Sepi Pascal 
72:DE   Xesús Aubin 
75:OT   Ludovic Amé 
78:NT   Afonso Kai 
14:WR   Régis Samuel 
16:WR   Arsène Estevo 
18:WR   Ermenegilde Josselin 
89:TE   Piripi Aubert

Bolded players are team captains.

Team Staff

Coaching Staff:
Head Coach: Varius Dionysos 
Offensive Coordinator: Alexandros Castor 
Defensive Coordinator: Émilien Tatius 
Safeties Coach: Léopold Albert 
Corner Backs Coach: Ghyslain Guiscard 
Special Teams Coach: Luken Gaël 
Tight Ends Coach: Xanti Eleftherios 
Quarterbacks Coach: Ulysses Euaristos 
Running Backs Coach: Deniel Séraphin 
Wide Receiver Coach: Patroklos Anakletos 

Support Staff:
Director of Player Development: Gennadios Archelaus 
Director of Gridiron Performance: Leonidas Ethan 
Head Athletic Trainer: Aliisa Ourania 
Athletic Trainer: Thales Imanol 
Head Team Physician: Dianne Yannic 
Team Physician: Marcelline Clytia 
Equipment Manager: Valerianus Nicanor

Jersey:

Minister of Entertainment, Oiseaui

Forward all correspondence to:
Ministry of Entertainment
Hugues Orianne
57 Taimi Street
Main Building, Meine Hall
O-97500 PION
OISEAUI

Code: Select all: If My Opponent RP's first they may: Choose my scorers: Y Choose scoring events: Y RP injuries to my players: N Godmod Scoring events: N Godmod injuries: N Godmod "other" events: N

by **Sucrati** » Wed May 04, 2011 10:15 am

Information:

Offensive Style: Vertical/Wing-T
Defensive Style: 4-3
Style Modifier: + 2

RP Permissions:

Players MAY BE injured
Players MAY NOT BE benched for more than TWO games (One game injury, one game healing, they are to be back in the game after)
Players MAY NOT BE killed
Players MAY NOT lose any limb or other body part
Players MAY BE substituted at any given time within games, with the exception of the bench rule
Players MAY NOT BE kicked from any game with the exception of being benched for injury
Players MAY NOT BE pushovers
Players MAY NOT BE overaggressive
Players WILL NOT HAVE any drug or alcohol charges brought against them (This includes game enhancers)

IIf My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: Y
Choose scoring events: Y
Godmod Scoring events: N
Godmod injuries: N
Godmod "other" events: N

Uniform:

Home Stadium:

Alvadasta International Stadium

Located in sunny Alvadasta City, the stadium can hold up to 110,000 people, Personal Vehicles and Buses are provided from Alvadasta International Airport to the Stadium. As such we would like to offer the stadium and the City of Alvadasta as a playing field for the World Bowl.

Sucrati Dragons Roster:

Head Coach: Dick White
Assistant Coach: John Porsche
Offensive Coordinator: Jack Talliby
Defensive Coordinator: Alex Howards

Quarterbacks

* 6 Roger Suiter
* 8 Jesse Ruble

Running Backs

* 22 Chris Ballance
* 86 Travis Villalpando FB/TE
* 29 Chris Alvarado
* 45 Kenny Chaplin
* 43 Ben Naylor FB

Wide Receivers

* 80 Curtis Strother
* 83 Stephen Hawkes
* 23 Marvin Jones
* 17 Jacob Keyes
* 13 Joey Kanga
* 11 Vichael Gregourii

Tight Ends

* 87 Ryon Reffet
* 82 Greg Woodard

Offensive Linemen

* 62 Jeffery Morticai G
* 63 Dean Corpse G/C
* 79 Henry Veasila T
* 67 John Diato T/G
* 60 Lance Vance G
* 68 Thomas Vercetti T/G
* 73 Oliver Clide T
* 74 Glenn O'Rielly G/T

Defensive Linemen

* 99 Jeffery Gordon DT
* 71 Kyle Stantz DE
* 69 Ray Egon DE
* 90 Brutus Yoodo DE
* 97 Nick O'lodeon DE
* 75 Morgan Carrey DT
* 94 Manny Riveras DT
* 98 Charlie Wining DE

Linebackers

* 55 Vince Briggs OLB
* 93 Carl Neutra OLB
* 96 Steven Megawat OLB
* 54 Randy Tuffguy ILB

Defensive Backs

* 35 Zackary Coda CB
* 24 Jimmy Gimme CB
* 46 Andy Griff FS
* 26 John Sarga CB
* 30 Larry Cablguy CB
* 31 Ryan Black CB
* 20 Billy Muray FS
* 33 Ray Charles CB
* 27 Major Payne FS

Special Teams

* 9 Bulard Simmas K
* 2 Anthony Danozo P
* 65 Matthew Gibbs LS

by **Bluth Corporation** » Wed May 04, 2011 12:54 pm

Style modifier: +5

Home stadium: Vanguard Memorial Stadium in Newport Beach, Shostakovich.

RP Permissions:
No to injuries or godmodding (unless it's just really freakishly awesomely creative or environmental conditions), yes to everything else

Head coach: Arthur Miller
Offensive coordinator: Anton Chekhov
Defensive coordinator: Neil Simon
Special teams coordinator: George B. Shaw
Quarterbacks coach: Samuel Beckett
Receivers coach: Vaclav Havel
Offensive line coach: Eugene O'Neill
Running backs coach: Ben Jonson
Defensive line coach: David Mamet
Linebackers coach: Tennessee Williams
Defensive backs coach: Vladimir Mayakovsky
Strength & conditioning coach: Noel Coward

Quarterbacks:

#18 Cain Wells
#12 Henry Weber

Running backs:

#29 Richard Anthis
#32 Sean Blakley
#28 William Williams

Fullback:

#25 George Canaan

Tight ends:

#44 Kyler Hayes
#80 John Burgess
#89 Kyle Wildt
#87 Cliff Rodgers

Wide receivers:

#88 Erwin Winters
#87 Norman Shade
#10 Thaddeus Wilkinson
#83 Jared Meadows
#81 Kurt Wessley

Left offensive tackles:

#65 Joseph Houser
#74 Stephen Pleiss

Right offensive tackles:

#62 Jason Hunter
#60 Timothy Bull

Left guards:

#69 Michael White
#77 Chad Rainey

Right guards:

#75 Matthew Simpson
#71 Benjamin Schafer

Centers:

#63 Robert Winkler
#76 Terry Hobbs

Right ends:

#93 Jared Sensmeier
#64 Scott Hyneman

Left ends:

#97 Matthew West
#90 Michael LeClerc

Right defensive tackles:

#99 Chase Allen
#94 Stephen Conner

Left defensive tackles:

#68 Trey Reidford
#95 Kyle Smith

Right outer linebackers:

#58 Braiden Rainey
#53 Kyle Davenport

Middle linebackers:

#57 Charles Woodruff
#96 James Mason

Left outer linebackers:

#98 Jordan Pinkston
#51 Walther Horrall

Cornerbacks:

#45 Sean Slade
#23 Lamar Walden
#36 Kenneth Lauley
#49 Ian Wiggins
#41 Christopher Hobbs

Strong safeties:

#21 Brian Alldredge
#24 Jarrod Bartlett
#20 Wesley Ice

Free safeties:

#35 Chaz Livermore
#42 Randall Ridgway

Kicker:

#4 Devin Shipley

Punter:

#17 Lamar White

Kickoff specialist:

#13 Christopher Taylor

Kick returner:

#82 Donald Deputy

Long snapper:

#19 Terry Hobbs

by **Camwood** » Wed May 04, 2011 2:13 pm

The Camwood Blue Jays

Stadium

RP Info
Modifier: 0
No godmoding
No Injuries
No Ejections

Roster
Offense
08 QB ADAM Mansfield
22 RB JIMMY Guidry
24 RB CARL Midkiff
87 WR BILLY Tavarez
85 WR JOSHUA Halsey
83 WR ERNEST Perryman
84 TE MICHAEL Chrisman
63 LT JIMMY Goble
72 LG ARTHUR Gatto
77 C RICHARD Featherston
65 RG ALAN Fogarty
68 RT CHAD Lyons

Defense
92 DE CLARENCE Widmer
61 DE RICHARD Lehr
74 DT WILLIE Burress
79 DT RALPH Mcardle
54 MLB STANLEY Sedillo
57 OLB ROBERT Hansen
51 OLB BENJAMIN Looney
45 SS STEVEN Alfonso
33 FS MANUEL Heredia
38 CB LOUIS Coomer
47 CB JOHNNY Kidder
41 CB JUSTIN Westerfield

Special Teams
12 K PATRICK Roberson
3 K BRUCE Prickett
6 P PATRICK Rhea

Coaches
Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator: RICHARD Trump
Defensive Coordinator: SEAN Shelton
Head Trainer ANTONIO Beauregard

by **Sakurakoku** » Wed May 04, 2011 2:21 pm

by **Jimmer Fredette** » Wed May 04, 2011 3:04 pm

If My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: No
Choose scoring events: No
RP injuries to my players: No
Godmod Scoring events: No
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: Yes
Roster:

QB ERIC Hyde
RB LARRY Moton
FB ALBERT Haworth
WR KEITH Rudd
WR WILLIE Yount
TE JIMMY Arnette
C GERALD Bey
RG MARTIN Enoch
LG KEITH Shaughnessy
RT BOBBY Blackmon
LT JUSTIN Blanchard
LE JUSTIN Pedroza
RE CHAD Beaman
LOLB JEFFERY Roof
LILB CARL Ison
MLB PAUL Gillum
ROLB TIMOTHY Quiroz
RILB WILLIE Chestnut
LCB PHILIP Nall
RCB JIMMY Caskey
FS ROY Fahey
SS FRED Ling
KR/PR TERRY Rivero
K/P LUIS Khan
Head Coach JOSE Bilbrey
Offensive Coordinator MARTIN Hoffmann
Defensive Coordinator CARLOS Beatty

Defense:3-4
Offense:West Coast
Name:N/A
City:Jimmer Range
Style Modifier:+1

Coach Bilbrey said that I'm looking forward to this season after a good BoI.We got third place there we look to do even better here.Eric has improved even more and looks to have an explosive season.LETS GO JF!

by **Monfortia** » Wed May 04, 2011 3:13 pm

Starters for Monfortia:

Offense:

05 QB: Lonnie Wilkoff
23 RB: Fernando Salmi
27 RB:Christian McConville
82 WR: Tyrone Aldrete
86 WR: Clinton Waechter
88 WR: Guy Ambrosino
84 TE: Max Tiano
71 LT: Hugh Hocker
75 LG: Darren Spady
64 C: Theodore Pick
59 RG: Darryl Kerrick
72 RT: Matthew Pagel

Defense:

97 DE: Cody Stottlemyer
92 DE:Neil Criner
96 DT: Alan Lagos
99 DT: Javier Gaut
52 OLB: Kelly Rosebrock
56 OLB: Clayton Cuffie
50 MLB: Jaime Oatman
38 FS: Nelson Bosio
32 SS: Julio Perroti
35 CB: Darryl Flor
42 CB: Kurt Scarpelli
49 CB: John Wordlaw

Special Teams:

13 K: James Romano
02 P: Gary Honaker
09 P/K: Stephen Davis

Coaches:
Head Coach: Jeromey Hige
Offensive Cordinator: Leif Borzyna
Basic Offense: Split Backs/ Power I (when time allows for it)
Defensive Cordinator: Sal Biscahall
Basic Defense: 3-4

Decent Offense, Killer Defense, Players haven't been playing for as long as some other teams but we have lots of raw athletic ability and talent

If My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes (Minor Injuries Only please)
Godmod Scoring events: Yes
Godmod injuries: Yes
Godmod "other" events: No

by **Armorgames** » Wed May 04, 2011 3:27 pm

Style of play +1
If My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: No
Godmod Scoring events: No
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: Yes

Roster

Position Name Number College
C Lance WIlliams 57 Texas
LG Dexter Coby 62 Washington
RG Emmett Maynerd 67 Wake Forest
RT Jaron Olivier 60 Nebraska
LT Zach Faron 68 LSU
TE Walter Griffin 87 Ohio St.
WR Carlton Stanley 88 Alabama
WR Josh Medina 23 Arkansas
WR Tommie Curry 13 Florida
RB Bradford Young 22 Wisconsin
QB Dennis Daniels 7 Michigan

DT Barry Palmer 95 LSU
DT Ruben Castro 93 TCU
DE Adrian Tyner 90 Oklahoma
DE John Kinlaw 91 Michigan St.
MLB Timothy Skaggs 54 Stanford
OLB K.J Woodsen 55 Oregon
OLB Josh Davis 52 Penn St
CB Dez Bullock 30 Notre Dame
CB Clayton Smiles 33 Iowa
S Matt Taylor 38 Texas A&M
S Chester Jones 27 Alabama

K Dan Bell 9 Arizona
P Earl Webb 4 Texas
KR Devin Fastley 29 Miami (FL)
PR Josh Elam 81 Kent St.

by **Darmen** » Wed May 04, 2011 6:37 pm

If My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes/No
Choose scoring events: Yes/No
RP injuries to my players: Yes/No
Godmod Scoring events: Yes/No
Godmod injuries: Yes/No
Godmod "other" events: Yes/No
NO NO NO

Darmen National Team Roster
Offensive Formation:Wishbone or Flexbone, Power I, Jumbo T, pretty much anything with two Tight Ends or more, or two Running Backs or more.
Defensive Formation:4-4, 3-3-5, 5-2, 46
Style Modifier:+1
Offense:
QB:Scott Perry, 5'11", 115lbs., #15, Scott City Univeristy
RB:Neal Anderson, 5'11", 210lbs., #35, Darmen All*Stars
RB:Chestera Taylori, 5'11", 213lbs., #29, Darmen All*Stars
FB:Mauricea Morris, 5'11", 216lbs., #20, Darmen All*Stars
WR:Marka Ingrama, 5'10", 188lbs., #82, Darmen All*Stars
WR:Lee Evansai, 5'10", 197lbs., #83, Darmen All*Stars
LT:Roger Brown, 6'5", 300lbs., #76, Scott City University
LG:Morca Rivear, 6'4", 307lbs., #62, Scott City University
C:Greg Larson, 6'3", 250lbs., #53, Scott City University
RG:Tom Newberry, 6'2", 285lbs., #66, Scott City University
RT:Will Woford, 6'5", 290lbs., #69, Scott City University

Defense:
DE:Moria Williams, 6'7", 294lbs., #90, Scott City University
DT:Justini Harel, 6'4", 305lbs., #91, Scott City University
DT:Oliver Barnet, 6'3", 285lbs., #72, Scott City University
DE:Chris Doleman, 6'5", 262lbs., #56, Scott City University
OLB:Alfred Williams, 6'6", 240lbs., #94, Scott City University
ILB:Jasohn Banib, 6'2", 259lbs., #93, Scott City University
ILB:Kirk Morison, 6'2", 240lbs., #52, Scott City University
OLB:Nail Diggs, 6'4", 250lbs., #59, Scott City University
CB:Jerry Gray, 6'1", 183lbs., #25, Darmen All*Stars
CB:Jerry Logan, 6'1", 185lbs., #1, Scott City University
S:Eda Reeda, 5'11", 200lbs., #2, Darmen All*Stars

Special Teams:
K/P:Ryani Shortwell, 5'10", 205lbs., #8, Scott City University

Substitues
RB:Earnest Byner, 5'10", 215lbs., #21, Darmen All*Stars
WR:Plackico Bures, 6'5", 226lbs., #80, Darmen All*Stars
WR:Chad Johanson, 6'1", 192lbs., #85, Darmen All*Stars
WR:T.J. Whos-your-mama, 6'1", 197lbs., #84, Darmen All*Stars
WR:Late Doucet the III, 6'0", 211lbs., #80, Darmen All*Stars

Coaching:
Head Coach:Art Shell, Scott City University

by **The Fanboyists** » Wed May 04, 2011 8:09 pm

Overview:
Country: The Federal Republic of Allamunnic States
Team Name: Regulars
Abbreviation: Regs (team); FRAS (country)
Team Colors: Steel-Grey, Royal Blue
Kit: Home is left, Away is right.

Head Coach: Ryan Smart (Age: 34)
Offensive Coordinator: Leon Rodriksunn (Age: 42)
Offensive Style: Power-Spread-Option
Defensive Coordinator: Theo Dahlstadt (Age: 46)
Defensive Style: Multi-Front, Blitz-Heavy
Special Teams Coordinator: Harvey O'Bannon (Age: 57)
Team Manager: Benjamin Jameson (Age: 52)
Home Fields: Federal Steel Field, Thomasburg (Capacity: 142,000); Royal Field (Capacity: 140,800); Cataphract Memorial Stadium, Skarrsboro (Capacity: 132,000);

Style Modifier: +2
RP Permissions:
RP Scores: You can decide if it’s offensive or defensive, or on the ground or through the air. But TG before deciding on an individual.
RP Injuries: You may RP an injury to one of my players, but I would like to determine severity outside of game-ending.
Godmod Injuries: Same rules apply as to RPing regular injuries. Make it interesting, please.
Godmod "other" events: If you use this, do something good with it. Boring people will be shot. TG first to check in, if you don't mind.

Team Overview:

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Offense:

Offensive Style: Flex

Despite still being a run-first team at its heart, the Regulars have become quite proficient in most other categories: passing both short and deep, the option, runs up the middle, to the outside, screens, and trick plays.

The rushing attack will be more heavily a run-by-committee approach. With the emergence of HB Myra Dercik and QB Zofya Hanriksun in WB13, and HB Ole Nurdsunn in WB12, the Regulars' backfield options have increased vastly, and with Daalhulm's versatility, virtually anyone is a credible rushing threat. That said, Haanryk Stahlburg is still the feature-back, being arguably the best running back playing in the world today.

That said, the passing game developed in the past year a marked amount, with Daalhulm blooming as a passer and Hanriksun's formerly mediocre-passing abilities taking a shine for the better. Mikel Dunn and Willy Theodore were always good targets, but Gaarutt Paakur, Erika Gaines, and Izaak Rolle's emergences last year has made the passing game that much more potent and flexible. Add the existing proficiency with screens and the presence of short targets among most, if not all of the running backs, and the passing attack is poised to become a potent weapon in the Regulars' quest for a world championship.

Defense:

Defensive Front/Style: Heavy Blitz, Flex; Multifront

For all its periodic lapses, the Allamunnic States still field one of the better defenses on a national team. That strength is only improving now that they have proven and replenished personnel sufficiently to go back to a proper flex-defense. Again, flex isn't an exageration; the Vols have been seen practicing everything, from the 2-5 to the 5-2.

For all that, though, 3-4 and 4-3 are still their main fronts, and will be the most common. But don't expect one over the other; they're plenty capable of going out of either one, with solid play-making abilities all over.

The secondary is showing signs of improvement from previous years, and generated more interceptions in WBXII than most can remember them doing for some time. That said, they do have the unfortunate tendency to give up big plays, which can be problematic, to put it mildly.

Rushing, on the other hand, is still pretty much suicide around these guys. They've only lapsed once or twice, and in all fairness, those were against Newmanistan and Cassadaigua (and the latter only slightly). Not many others can boast of much success on the ground, and that theme will likely continue.

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Offensive Roster:
Offensive Coordinator: Leon Rodriksunn (Age: 42)

*indicates rotating players at a given position.
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Backfield:

Quarterbacks

Coach: John McClelland (Age: 47)

1) Maarkus Daalhulm - #5 – Age: 31; 6’4”; 232lbs - Balanced – With the team's return from Bluth Corporation after the 13th World Bowl, training resumed shortly afterward. Just as soon, Coach Smart made sure that everyone was aware that the starting quarterback job was Daalhulm's to lose. Since then, his continued hard work, consistance and play-making knack have ensured that the spot has remained his. He is capable of running or passing the ball efficiently, although he tends to lack some of the dazzle and flash of more superstarish QB's. Workman-like though he is, opponents should remember that he's by far the longest-tenured QB that the Allamunnic national team has ever had, despite his frequent injuries. That said, he does get injured a lot, despite the good protection from the O-line; his tendency to dive for the line of scrimmage on no-show pass-attempts where nobody's open, and his tendency to wait for plays to develop means he holds onto the ball for a while, and will get hit-a-plenty.

#2) Zofya Hanriksun - #12 – Age: 23; 6’0”; 175lbs – Scrambler - Another weapon just found their place in the Regulars' arsenal: after a rather successful WB13 campaign and with Victor Dunbar's departure, Zofya has secured the back-up quarterback's spot and made the wildcat and option viable plays for the Regulars. With the added dimension to the game that she brings, along with her steadily improving throwing, Hanriksun has become a proper back-up quarterback who's capable of winning games in her own right.

3) Daene Maarks - #15 - Age: 22; Height: 6'3"; Weight: 230lbs - Pocket Passer - With Victor Dunbar's departure to the domestic league, Daene Maarks, a practice-squad player last year, sees himself promoted to third-string reserve on the world's 11th-ranked team. Maarks is, like Dunbar, an almost pure pocket-passing quarterback, without too much in the way of mobility. His arm's a strong one, though, and he does seem to possess a knack for good judgement.

4) Axel Kristiansen - #16; Age: 21; Height: 6'1"; Weight: 232lbs - Scrambler/Wildcat - with the emergence of Zofya Hanriksun as a major player in the team's offense, Kristiansen was promoted to the team proper to give her a proper back-up and understudy, with her injury now being a real risk. Kristiansen has an arm of similar strength to Hanriksun, but lacks her level of speed. He's not slow by any stretch of the imagination, though, and he's certainly a more solidly-built rushing quarterback who should be able to fulfill his job sufficiently if called upon.

Running Backs:

Coach: Willy Zimmermann (Age: 51)

Half Backs:

*1) Haanryk Stahlburg - #34 – Age: 31; 5’10”; 231lbs – Balanced – Stahlburg is among the best (if not, arguably, the best) running back in international play today. He's been on the team since World Bowl Nine, when he was part of a run-by-committee approach. Since then, he's been the Allamunnic National team's main running back, and has been exceedingly useful, being the team's leading scorer often enough. Stahlburg's running style is very heavy on the power; he's quite difficult to bring down, and tends to erupt through lines, and has been known to flatten defensive-backs, and occasionally linebackers. He's also possessed of a not-inconsiderable amount of speed, so he can break away when he needs to, although it's debateable if this is as much actual speed as it is simple momentum. It is worth note that Stahlburg is still playing quite well at an age when running backs from other countries are considered to be past-their-prime. In fact, the declines in stats that he has experienced in the last two competitions probably has more to do with the reduction in his number of carries (to help involve the other rushers) than any actual decline in his abilities, an idea corroborated by the overwhelming number of votes he recieved to the All-Star game in the last World Bowl.

*2) Ole Nurdsunn - #44 – Age: 24; 6’1”; 248lbs – Power – A running back as powerful as Nurdsunn is not normal. Given his tendency to flatten linebackers and punch through defensive four-fronts, there's not many outside of the stronger linebackers and defensive linemen who have a good chance of taking him down unassisted. That said, Ole's not overly fast, and lacks much in the way of break-away capability. At most, expect him to gain twenty yards on a really good run, unless he rips off a flattening-spree, in which case he might go longer simply because there's nobody large enough that is still upright to bring him down.

*3) Myra Dercik - #29 – Age: 24; 5’5”; 159lbs – Speed – Speaking of break-out performances, Dercik had a notable WB13 campaign herself, indicating she had the vision and smarts to pick good holes and running lanes, and the speed to take advantage of any room she got. Increased favoring of the run-by-committee approach saw Dercik get more carries in WB13 than ever before, and she did plenty with them, becoming a prominent rusher and a notable receiving option.

#4) Udun Gaardsunn - #35 - Age: 24; Height: 6'0"; Weight: 224lbs - Balanced - Gaardsunn came to the team to help lend some weight to the possibility of a run-by-committee approach to take some of the offensive load off of Stahlburg. Gaardsunn shares a relatively similar running style to the team's star, although he seems to be somewhat more finesse-geared than Stahlburg, if only because he lacks some of that power. Gaardsunn makes up for it by having a good head for the game and a not inconsiderable-amount of speed; even if he's a little less talented than one of the world's elite running backs, he's certainly a dangerous and useful player.

#5) Annaka Gunnarsunn - #21 - Age: 23; Height: 5'7"; Weight: 170lbs - Speed - Annaka, on the other hand, has a style much more similar to Dercik's speed-oriented style. Gunnarsunn doesn't seem to possess Dercik's blazing acceleration ability, but she's got similar instincts and similar overall speed that make her a capable replacement if Dercik should need to leave the game for some reason.

Fullbacks

*1) Dave Hendriks - #57 – Age: 29; 6’1”; 264lbs – Blocking – There's no illusions about Hendriks' ability to carry the ball or catch it; he's got hands like bricks. Luckily, he's build like a cinderblock, so he's quite useful as a lead-blocker, especially in critical short-yardage or conversion situations. That said, he's not called on often, and he's mostly kept around as insurance, of sorts, rather than because he's particularly crucial to the team's success.

#2) Willy O'Daniel - #41 – Age: 34; 6’2”; 259lbs - Possession/Short-Down - Willy fulfills a short-down rushing role, although as one of the team's oldest veteran players, his time on the squad may be drawing to a close. O'Daniel's job is sort of redundant, but he's kept around as a back-up should the need arise.

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Receivers:
Coach: Zack Quinn (Age: 56)

Wide Receivers:

*1) Mikel Dunn - #4 – Age: 31; 6’4’’; 217lbs - Balanced – The team's most dynamic wide-receiver has not had a good year. Despite having solid numbers and making several plays to help the team make its way to the playoffs last year, Dunn found himself denying manslaughter charges in connection to a bar-fight months before the last World Bowl. Having successfully cleared his name (at least legally; there are some with their doubts, but they're a minority), Dunn has thrown himself into his training and returns as Maarkus Daalhulm's most dangerous target.

*2) Gaarutt Paakurr - #87 – Age: 34; 6’5”; 212lbs – Balanced – The former semi-pro proved himself to be more than a little useful as a safety-valve to take pressure and coverage off of Dunn and later Gaines, all the while handily making a mark of his own. Paakurr is similar to Dunn, if not quite his equal in terms of raw talent. That said, years of professional experience gives Paakurr an equally useful skill-set and expertise for the offense.

*3) Erika Gaines - #11 – Age: 27; 6’0”; 174lbs – Speed – Having saved her career with the national team with a stand-out campaign last year, Gaines returns as a #3 receiver and a proven weapon for the Regulars' offense. Gaines will rotate with the other wide receivers, or might occasionally play inside-receiver on slants and similar plays when her blazing speed is called for. Though she will drop some throws that other receivers might catch, it's generally not too egregious, and her ability to get open more than makes up for it.

*4) Izaak Rolle - #17 – Age: 21; 6’3”; 217lbs – Balanced - Izaak has the stigma of having failed to earn a college scholarship to play on the gridiron. Having instead gone straight to the national team based on scouting and analysis of his potential alone, Rolle has trained at a level that has impressed teammates and coaches, both in his work-ethic and in his skill. Rolle's still developing a little bit, so he's likely to make the occasional mistake, but those shouldn't be too much of a problem for the team.

*5) Devin Smith - #8 - Age: 21; 6'4"; 215lbs - Balanced - Smith is a player who managed to sneak his way into the playing-rotation without anyone in the press noticing. Smith's posessed of some amazing speed, some notable size, and good hands, making him a solid option for the team's quarterbacks and a reliable target. Smith's still a developing player fresh out of college, but all signs are saying that he has a bright future ahead of him.

*6) Rick Therris - #84 – Age: 30; 6’4”; 212lbs – Hands – Sometimes, you just need someone who will catch the damn ball. Therris fulfills this requirement beautifully, catching some throws that he probably shouldn't be able to, and showing a propensity for embarassing safeties by pulling off catches that they should have made. Rick's not overly fast, and he's not particularly difficult to cover, route-running-wise. That said, a well-placed ball in his directions can cause miracles, and he's not a bad third-down option for the team's QB's.

#7) Sarah Jennings - #83 – Age: 25; 6’2”; 164lbs – Speed - Jennings is another fast receiver with some slightly inconsistant catching ability, hence her reserve role. If she needs to be called on, there's other problems, and she'll probably either be useless in that case or she'll be quite up to the job.

#8) Grant O'Bryan - #82 - Age: 23; 6'3"; 219lbs - Balanced - O'Bryan is much like Jennings in terms of experience and the circumstances that will result in his playing this year. Given another couple of years to develop, he could be a useful weapon. Until then, he's a backup.

Tight-Ends and Inside Receivers

*1) Willy Theodore - #85 – Age: 29; 6’5”; 248lbs - Balanced – A receiving stalwart for the team, Theodore, somewhat counter-intuitively, is a notable deep-threat. He's way faster than a tight-end has any right to be, is plenty powerful, and has a marked catching ability (he has a propensity for ripping the ball out of would-be interceptor's hands), making him one of the best receiving options available to anyone under center for the Allamunnic team. Add the fact that he's a solid blocker, and you've got as good an inside-receiver/tight-end as there's ever been.

*2) Derrick Ford - #89 – Age: 26; 6’5”; 262lbs – Blocking – Ford is not a particularly good target. He's more blocking-oriented, and is first and foremost a tight-end, not an inside-receiver. Using him otherwise is folly. Ford's main strength is his strength and blocking abilities, so he's at his best contributing to the run-game by giving the backs a bit more breathing room.

#3) Walter Heep - #86 – Age: 27; 6’4”; 256lbs - Power/Possession - Heep is a package player for when the team wants to run, knows how they're going to run, and don't mind signalling loud and clear to all watching: it then tends to come as a nasty shock to opponents when he catches a short over-the-middle pass. Heep's a great check-down option who can get open quick (even if he can't stay that way for long on sustained efforts) and will catch most anything thrown in his direction.

#4) Zack Hall - #88 – Age: 26; 6’4”; 250lbs – Balanced - Hall resembles nothing so much as a slightly-less-talented Willy Theodore; Hall plays pretty much the same way, and acts more as an inside receiver than a classic tight-end. Hall will probably get some rotation time, but he's not about to become a major target or playmaker any time soon, in all liklihood.

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Offensive Line:
Offensive Line Coach: Leon Rodriksunn (Age: 44)

For those who don’t know, Allamunnae pride themselves on the prowess of their linemen on both sides of the ball. At first glance, the Allamunnic linemen on offense don’t look all that impressive; solid, but not particularly noteworthy, which, size-wise, they really aren’t. But on the field, discipline, training, a high level of skill and form, and high strength, coupled with the inevitable stamina that comes with playing 80-minute games rather than 60-minute ones (often with hurry-up offenses being used), tends to give them an edge over their opponents. Expect very few sacks to be given up by this group, and expect some gaping holes to be ripped in defensive lines and linebacker corps. The lineup of the offensive line has not changed at all, though there were times of uncertainty at camp; that said, as heavily as the line rotates, it hardly matters.

Right Tackles
*1) Carlos Fuqua - #64 – Age: 31; 6'4"; 321lbs – Balanced
*2) Gragur Stroenhiem - #78 – Age: 30; 6’8”; 331lbs - Pass Blocker
*3) John Ryan - #52 – Age: 31; 6’3”; 323lbs - Run Blocker
#4) Vaalhulm Rikken - #52 - Age: 22; 6'6"; 341lbs - Balanced

Right Guards
*1) Hanrik Wurfyter - #63 – Age: 28; 6’2”; 326lbs - Run Blocker
*2) Andre Marko - #51 - Age: 28; 6'0"; 324lbs; - Run Blocker
*3) Saamuel Nurmunn - #53 – Age: 32; 6’5”; 322lbs - Balanced
#4) Paul Eriksson - #55 - Age: 22; 6'1"; 324lbs - Balanced

Centers
*1) Theoedur Suldurmunn - #67 – Age: 31; 6’1”; 322lbs - Balanced
*2) Ben Hardey - #54 – Age: 30; 6’0”; 324lbs - Balanced
*3) George Fischer - #75 - Age: 30; 6’1’’; 325lbs - Pass Blocker
#4) Durik Saenmikel - #73 - Age: 22; 6'4"; 343lbs - Balanced

Left Guards
*1) Archie Erikson - #79 – Age: 29; 6’2”; 326lbs - Run Blocker
*2) Stavan Baekar - #76 – Age: 32; 6’3”; 320 lbs - Balanced
*3) Ray Hinterman - #71 – Age: 32; 6’4”; 322lbs - Run Blocker
#4) Leonard Kindbom - #69 - Age: 22; 6'2"; 322lbs - Run Blocker

Left Tackles
*1) Waaltar Stroenheim - #72 – Age: 30; 6’8”; 333lbs - Balanced
*2) Agathias Huntar - #73 – Age: 30; 6’5”; 329lbs - Balanced
*3) Ron Hardey - #61 – Age: 31; 6’5”; 322lbs - Pass Blocker
#4) Alex Weimar - #65 - Age: 22; 6'5"; 346lbs - Pass Protection

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Defensive Roster:
Defensive Coordinator: Theo Dahlstadt (Age: 46)

*indicates players that move in or out based on front in use.
#indicates reserve player
!indicates first year player
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Defensive Line:
Coach: Daniel Rickenbacher (Age: 44)

Defensive Tackles

*1) Theodur Laansur - #95 – Age: 30; 6’8”; 368lbs - Balanced – Theo is probably one of the better defensive linemen playing at the moment, and it's not just because he's large. Laansur is physically a large enough man that his heft isn't indicative of speed problems or abnormal health problems: he's just really big. He's no speedster, but Laansur is quick enough on his feet that he's a menace to inside-rushers, and can put some hurt on any quarterback who underestimates him. While his main role is as a run-stopper, as a line-anchor in the 3-4, he'll find playing time in pretty much every front.

*2) Gaarutt Grahulm - #99 – Age: 24; 6’6”; 347lbs – Balanced – Grahulm is a balanced, multi-purpose inside-lineman. He's physically large enough and strong enough to clog the middle in a 3-4 front and cause issues for the running-game. But he's also rather quick, and can play as a pass-rushing, direct run-stuffing DT in four-fronts as well. His main problem is a lack of big-game experience, but he's got one of the best defensive linemen of the last twenty years as his coach and other experienced, talented players setting the example, so that shouldn't be much of a problem.

*3) Haanryk Faalks - #62 - Age: 22; 6'3"; 336lbs - Balanced - Faalks turned out to be a useful defensive tackle, and has been moved up to help replace the retiring Leon Thornburger. Faalks lacks experience, but has some good explosiveness and has a knack for clogging up the line, while also having a good nose for passers and ball-carriers. There might be a couple of teething issues, but Faalks should give good service on the team for some time to come.

*4) Danny Mallett - #94 – Age: 24; 6’5”; 338lbs – Balanced - Faalks' partner in crime is Danny Mallett, who is nothing if not a capable tackle. Similarly inexperienced to Faalks, Mallet has seen a little more action, but is much more of a run-stopper than Faalks, even if he's not too shabby against the pass either. Mallett will likely team up with Faalks out of a 4-3 set, leaving Grahulm to be Laansur's partner when they're in.

*5) Noah Carlsson - #91 - Age: 22; 6'6"; 367lbs - Run Stopper - Carlsson fulfills the role of a straight-up, line-clogging nose-tackle, and does it well. While Laansur might be the team's normal nose-tackle, Carlsson is a solid backup who can give Laansur a break, or can fill in in a pinch. Just don't expect him to run any marathons.

Defensive Ends

*1) Honorius Waalturs - #58 – Age: 27; 6’1”; 304lbs - Balanced – Waalturs is the marquee player on the defensive line for the team. Waalturs is very fast and strong, and tends to make most right tackles look like fools. As athletic as he is, it's no surprise that Waalturs is also very flexible, being usable as both a pass-rusher and an outside-run-stopper. He's posessed of an impressive work-ethic and is as civil and polite as they come on and off the field, which has a jarring dissonance with his tendency to slam people violently to the ground between the whistles.

*2) Archie Wagner - #98 – Age: 27; 6’2”; 305lbs - Balanced – A sharp contrast to his line-mate's quiet professionalism, Archie Wagner is an energetic, boistrous, and obviously intelligent player. Archie actually sometimes has too much energy; he won't sit still prior to a snap, instead shuffling and moving around to confuse offensive blocking schemes. He seems to be a rather smart player, or at least he has a strong grasp of psychology. Archie loves to get in O-linemen's grills, just to try to provoke them into stupid penalties, which seems to work rather well. Because he's not 'silent-but-deadly' like Waalturs, many people miss the fact that Wagner actually is almost as good.

*3) Dareus Bryant - #91 – Age: 26; 6’2”; 316lbs – Balanced – Bryant is a solid, all-around defensive end who can play the run or the pass solidly. He's still developing, so he's not getting a whole lot of playing time yet, but Bryant is talented, so he'll be a strong contributor once he starts living up to his potential.

*4) Zack Steele - DE#56* - Age: 22; 6'2"; 312lbs - Balanced - Steele, despite being rather inexperienced, has picked up a lot from his short stint with the practice squad; he's been deemed good enough for the big show now, and so he's been placed into the rotation on the defensive line, one of the better such units in the world. Steele is still a pass-rusher first and foremost, but his run-stopping abilities have improved vastly in the year since WB13.

*5) James O’Bannon - #68 – Age: 30; 6’3”; 309lbs - Pass Rusher – O'Bannon is a specialized pass-rusher. That's good, because the Allamunnae love to rush passers heavily, early, and often. O'Bannon's fast enough to apply almost instant pressure, and strong enough to exhaust even the best offensive linemen trying to block him.

*6) Erik Holmes - DE#97 – Age: 26; 6’1”; 306lbs – Balanced - Holmes, despite nominally being the sixth-string (or third-string, really) defensive end, is one of the rotating members of one of the world's elite defensive lines. Holmes' balanced skill-set and moderate amount of experience, as well as an increased sense of urgency and renewed work ethic from a year on the practice squad all make him a strong contributor on the line, even if statistically he won't be the most impressive.

Linebackers:
Coach: Greg McCoy (Age: 49)

Inside Linebackers

*1) Miles Ryan - #43 – Age: 29; 6’0”; 258lbs - Balanced – Miles Ryan is coming off of two breakout competitions, the first which firmly established him as a starter, and the second confirming that new place. Ryan is a jack-of-all trades, capable of blitzing, playing the run, or going into coverage effectively. He also seems to have a knack for making plays, so he'll probably continue to be prolific for the team's defense. He's also far from stupid, and he's effectively the defense's 'field general', skilled at recognizing fronts and tendencies, and then audibling new calls to compensate or take advantage of changing situations.

*2) Kyle McGregor - #47 – Age: 29; 6’1”; 252lbs - Run-Stopper/Coverage – McGregor is another jack-of-all-trades, much like Miles Ryan. that said, McGregor doesn't have the same play-making knack or sheer talent. He's effective, certainly, and far from untalented, and he fulfills a vital role for the defense. McGregor seems more effective in run-stopping and coverage, though, rather than blitzing.

*3) Daniel Greyson - #39 – Age: 30; 6’2”; 253lbs - Blitzer – Greyson, by contrast, is a very aggressive linebacker, who contributes heavily to blitzes and the pass-rush, when necessary. He lacks much in the way of skill in coverage, and is moderately good in run-stopping, but leaning heavily on him in either of those would probably be a mistake. That said, his blitzes are ferocious, fast, and tend to leave his intended targets sitting on the grass wondering what just hit them.

*4) Leo Udunsunn - #48 – Age: 26; 6’1”; 251lbs – Balanced – Udunsunn is still developing, but he shows signs that his gridiron intelligence isn't far off from Ryan's, even now in his relative inexperience. Udunsunn is solid in all the physical categories (he can stop the run, blitz, and cover), but it's that intelligence that is probably his greatest assett. Give him a few years, and he'll probably be a capable replacement for Ryan in most unpredictable situations.

#5) Zak Galloper - #41 - Age: 22; 6'2"; 264lbs - Blitz - Zak had some limited playing time last year, but he did some good things with what he got, hence his promotion. He probably will still serve mostly as a reserve linebacker, but as a reliable one.

#6) Carlos Santiago - #48 - Age: 24; 6'4"; 253lbs - Blitz - Carlos Is much better on his own in the middle of a 4-3 front. He isn't the same sort of field-general that the other two Mids are, but Santiago can fill the role in a pinch, if necessary.

#7) Pete Dunlap - #66 - Age: 22; 6'0"; 238lbs - Balanced - Dunlap was pretty much made to work alongside Galloper, and the two complement each other, as well as being comfortable playing together as they have since high school.

Outside Linebackers

*1) Alex McCann - #46 – Age: 29; 6’1”, 254lbs - Balanced - The McCann twins seem to have been working on their weaknesses, because they're together now some of the most versatile, and overall effective outside linebackers available. That said, they're both still the most dangerous to passers, as they excel in coverage, and are more than capable of breaking down routes and seriously derailing passing plays.

*2) John McCann - #32 – Age: 29; 6’1”; 251lbs - Balanced – The McCann twins seem to have been working on their weaknesses, because they're together now some of the most versatile, and overall effective outside linebackers available. That said, they're both still the most dangerous to passers, as they excel in coverage, and are more than capable of breaking down routes and seriously derailing passing plays.

*3) Danny Chessen - #42 – Age: 25; 6’2”; 251lbs – Balanced – Chessen is a flexible linebacker who can be called on in a pinch in most situations. However, due to inexperience, he does make some rather rookie-ish mistakes, which can sometimes prove costly. He's sometimes a little over-zealous on run stopping, and he's been flagged for unnecessary roughness or illegal hits a few times. He's quite a good tackler.

*4) Rodrik Hundsmun - #45 – Age: 28; 6’4”; 254lbs – Balanced – Nobody’s really sure why Hundsmun never found his way into the pro leagues, seeing as he’s got plenty of speed, plenty of strength, a love of hitting people, size, and natural linebacker’s instincts. The fact that he’s balanced as a run-stopper and a coverage man and a blitzer indicate good things for Hundsmun’s future.

#5) Sean Cooley - #54 - Age: 21; 6'2"; 248lbs - Coverage - While Cooley is first and foremost a reserve, he's most likely to be called in when passing situations are likely to be widespread.

#6) Pam Remmington - #31 - Age: 23; 5'10"; 204lbs - Balanced - Remmington is a little on the slower side of the linebackers; that said, she's a solid overall linebacker, if not at the skill level as the others, hence her reserve position.

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Defensive Backs:
Coach: Marissa DeMarke (Age: 46)

Cornerbacks

*1) Andrik Ierunmungur - #23 – Age: 29; 6’3”; 215lbs - Hands – Andrik is supremely useful in locking down on number-one recievers. If not necessarily great at fully shutting them down, Andrik compensates by being very good at forcing mistakes, and ensuring that their usefulness is severely limited. Andrik has a knack for interceptions and boxing receivers out of plays once he knows what he wants (say, an interception). At that to a tendency towards some spectacular catches, and you've got a dangerous cornerback.

*2) Julie Marshal - #19 – Age: 31; 6’0”; 188lbs – Balanced – Despite being only a year or two removed from a major position change (from safety to corner), Julie has thrived in her new position. If she's not quite the ball-hawk she was at safety, she's proven to be quite reliable in shutting down secondary recievers, and preventing them from being relevant in the passing game.

*3) Belle Marquette - #1 - Age: 22; 5'6"; 140lbs - Balanced - Belle found herself placed on the practice squad last year, only to get her chance after injuries began taking a toll on the secondary. Marquette turned in a few standout performances along with a number of solid ones to get herself a rotating spot with the other corners. Belle has roughly the same turnover-forcing potential that Andrik does, which means that throwing in her direction is pretty dangerous for opposing quarterbacks.

*4) Vitomir Danacek - #26; Age: 26; 6’2”; 221lbs – Balanced – Whether its making a hit, catching an interception, or simply keeping the coverage tight, Vitomir is a solid corner and is likely to get plenty of playing time in his own right. He lacks some of Andrik and Julie’s stamina, so he’s mostly a rotating player, for now, but he has the talent to potentially start in the future.

#5) Sheila Hunt - #6 – Age: 23; 5’7”; 168lbs – Speed – Based on her size, you wouldn’t think that Sheila Hunt would be a good corner. But most people who have seen her run and throw all of her 150-some pounds into a tackle have changed their minds quickly; she might not be the most physically imposing player, but she has boundless energy, plenty of aggression, and is blindingly fast.

#6) Ilana Franke - #11 - Age: 22; 5'10"; 156lbs - Hands - Ilana has a knack for making catches when offenses don't want her to; alas, her coverage skills leave something to be desired, which is why she's last on the depth chart.

Free Safeties

*1) Markus Josephus - #49 – Age: 28; 6’2”; 222lbs – Balanced – Markus stepped up as an unexpectedly-skilled jack-of-all-trades in the last World Bowl, and has since been moved to free safety to open up Julie Marshal as a corner. Josephus is a useful, versatile player who should see plenty of playing time.

*2) Mike Gage - #21 – Age: 25; 6’3”; 225lbs – Balanced – Gage is the backup free safety, mostly owing to his lack of experience; though Josephus is fairly new to the position, Gage lacks the starter’s natural fit at the position, and so he’s got a little work to do until he can have hopes of starting. Until then, he has the talent and ability, and sense, to do some rotating and support Josephus.

#3) Leona Nelson - #27 - Age: 22; 6'0"; 173lbs - Blitz - Nelson, if a little on the small side, is a tackler of almost unmatched ferocity. Her tendencies lean mostly towards blitzing, and woe to any running back or quarterback who's o-line discounts her.

Strong Safeties

*1) Elias Mourner - #10 – Age: 34; 6’2”; 228lbs – Balanced - It is entirely arguable that Mourner is one of the most under-rated safeties in the World Bowl. This is largely because he doesn't get the opportunity to make many plays because he's on a team with a bunch of other playmakers. Mourner excels at coverage, but work on the blitz has improved his contributions in that area, and he makes for a solid last-ditch tackler against a loose running-back.

*2) Ellen Phillips - #7 – Age: 30; 5’11”; 178lbs – Balanced – Ellen, though, is more balanced, also contributing on blitzes, at times, and doing so quite well. She's a good person to hand off coverage to if necessary, as well.

#3) Leif Coelmunn - #6 - Age: 22; 6'0"; 231lbs - Balanced - Leif is a lot more like Mourner in his balanced tendencies; he's a solid blitzer, cover-man, or spy, and is a good tackler.

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Special Teams:

Kickers/Punters

1) Phillipa Demirici - #3 – Age: 37 – 5’9”; 172lbs - Placekicking – Phillipa is the only WB7 vet still on the team. She's a calm, collected, veteran kicker. Her long's not really spectacular, but it's pretty good at 61 yards. She'll reliably make kicks under 50 yards, being a little more hit-and-miss from 50-57 yards, and being about 50-50 beyond that to 60. After 60, with a good wind, who knows.

2) Scott Ayres - #2 – Age: 29; 5’11”; 196lbs - Punting – Almost as good as Phillipa; he's got a slightly better knack for punting, and he's not quite as good a place-kicker, but he's good enough to fill in when necessary. His long is 58 yards.

Longsnapper:

1) Graham Long - #19 - Age: 25; 5'11"; 263lbs - Place Kicking - He's a long-snapper. There's not a lot to say other than that he's a bit better while snapping for place-kicks like field goals or PAT's than he is for punts, but he's fine for both.

Punt Returners - I already gave you their descriptions, stupid.
1) Julie Marshal
*2) Andrik Ierunmungur

Kick Returners - Same here.
*1) Julie Marshal
*2) Andrik Ierunmungur
#3) Mikel Dunn

by **Qazox** » Wed May 04, 2011 9:21 pm

Uniforms:

(thanks to Competitor's Choice Athletic Apparel)

After the offensive inconsistency at the Last World Bowl, leading to an 0-3-1 record against Allamunic States, and a 11-2 record against everyone else, Qazox has decided to bring back a blast from the past. That's right folks, the triple-option is back, as is the 5-2 defense!!!!

No one returns from the team of the past 2 World Bowls, so they might struggle at first, but no one runs the triple-option like the Sharks.

HEAD COACH: Dustin Bruschi
Offensive Coorindator: Kevin Woodhead
Defensive Coorindator: David Wilfork
Style Modifier: +5
2-pt conversions: if needed

OFFENSIVE Starters:

BENCH:
QB #7- Ryan Capono
RB #28- Greg Marino
WR #86- David Sanar
WR #87- Rex Bannion
OT #64- Tori Parker
G/C #59- Matt Stone
DE #94- Nate Harmon
LB #52- Jared Sandoval
DB #31- Sarid Al-Ezari

RP Permissions if you RP before me:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Injuries: Minor ones only.
GODMODDING anything (scorers/injuries): NO
GODMODDING weather conditions: Yes (except games at SaxerDome, as it is a DOME)

All of Qazox' home games in the first half of qualifying will be played at the SaxerDome; in the 2nd half, all home qualifying games will be played at New Bruxen Hotel & Casino Field.

by **Sarzonia** » Wed May 04, 2011 9:23 pm

Head Coach: Gregg Williams (51 years old)
Offensive Coordinator: Mark Rypien
Defensive coordinator: Kirk Olivadotti
Offence: Balanced (0 modifier)
Defensive style: Aggressive 4-3 with frequent blitzes
Two-point conversion modifier: LOGICAL
Home surface: Grass (Joe Gibbs Stadium, Woodstock - capacity 74,900)

If my opponent RP's our game first, they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: NO
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: Nothing beyond stuff like heavy rains, strong winds, nervous players having trouble sleeping and the like. No killing players or blowing up stadia.

QB Gavin Davis (Portland Pirates) 6-foot-2, 210 pounds, 28 years old
RB: Shaquice Allen (Portland), 5-foot-8, 195 pounds, 25 years old
WR: Dave Coles (Truxtun Commodores) 6-foot-2, 205 pounds, 29 years old
WR: Willie Brooks (Portland) 5-foot-10, 175 pounds, 32 years old
H-Back: Clark Hennessy (Burlington Vipers) 5-foot-11, 220 pounds, 26 years old
TE: Pat Whalen (Wilmington Roughnecks) 6-foot-2, 240 pounds, 32 years old
LT: Tim Lacker (Woodstock) 6-foot-3, 305 pounds, 29 years old
LG: Tony Bingham (Nicksia Hawks) 6-foot-2, 295 pounds 32 years old
C: Kenny Bridger (Portland) 6-foot-3, 310 pounds, 35 years old
RG: Brad Hampton (Woodstock) 6-foot-2, 305 pounds, 30 years old
RT: Cody Cross (Woodstock) 6-foot-5, 320 pounds, 29 years old

DEFENSIVE STARTERS:
DE: Stephan Christensen (Rypien Renegades), 6-foot-3, 265 pounds, 31 years old
DT: Evan Smyth (Portland) 6-foot-4, 325 pounds, 29 years old
DT: Sam Vincent (Truxtun) 6-foot-3, 340 pounds, 27 years old
DE: Donnie Carter (Nicksia) 6-foot-2, 300 pounds, 29 years old
WLB: Charlie Winston (Saugerties Smashers) 6-foot-1, 250 pounds, 26 years old
MLB: Tim Bates (Saugerties) 6-foot-3, 255 pounds, 34 years old
SLB: Lou Wilson (Portland) 6-foot-1, 240 pounds, 33 years old
LCB: DeAndre Mihms (Caroline Tigers) 5-foot-10, 180 pounds, 31 years old
RCB: Brock Ainsworth (Woodstock) 6-foot-2, 200 pounds, 30 years old
SS: Travis Werner (New Jerusalem Monks) 6-foot-1, 233 pounds, 28 years old
FS: Chris Horton (Woodstock) 6-foot-1, 216 pounds, 24 years old

SPECIAL TEAMS:
K: Adam Novak (Woodstock) 6-foot, 205 pounds, 27 years old
P: Chaz Hunter (Woodstock; holds on extra points and field goals for Novak) 6-foot-3, 210 pounds, 28 years old. Hunter also serves as emergency third string quarterback.
KR: Cedric Wilcox (Portland) 6-foot-2, 185 pounds, 29 years old

BENCH:
QB: Ryan Matthews (New Daurmont Drillers), 6-foot-4, 233 pounds, 27 years old
RB: Dave Heitl (Saugerties), 6-foot-3, 225 pounds, 24 years old
TE/H-Back: Joe Cooley (Woodstock), 6-foot-1, 230 pounds, 31 years old
WR: Craig Langhorn (Wilmington) 6-foot-3, 210 pounds, 29 years old
TE: Pete West (Woodstock) 6-foot-4, 240 pounds, 32 years old
OL: LeAndre Samuels (Wilmington) 6-foot-2, 300 pounds, 30 years old
OL: Mark Jacobs (Portland) 6-foot-6, 355 pounds, 29 years old
OL: Pete Kendall (Woodstock), 6-foot-3, 315 pounds, 35 years old
OL/DL: LaMar Harlen (Portland) 6-foot-1, 295 pounds, 29 years old
DL: Vernon Singletary (New Jerusalem) 6-foot-2, 310 pounds, 35 years old
DL: Marc Daniels (Joe Gibbs University), 6-foot-1, 280 pounds, 21 years old
OLB: Brad Andresen (New Daurmont), 6-foot, 230 pounds, 30 years old
LB: Erik Vasquez (Woodstock) 6-foot-2, 245 pounds, 31 years old
DB: Lee Torrance (Portland) 6-foot, 205 pounds, 29 years old
S: Shaun McFarlane (Wilmington), 5-foot-11, 190 years old, 30 years old
CB: Kerry Stockton (Truxtun) 6-foot, 190 pounds, 28 years old

by **Cassadaigua** » Thu May 05, 2011 5:37 am

Please use my World Bowl 13 Roster for now and add 2 to the players year. Any "international debut" listed refers to a debut in World Bowl 13, not now. I will update it if I get a chance. With graduation on the 14th, exams this week and next week being about preparation and end of year parties, any RP from me will be limited in this tournament.

Margaret, I'll need you to take care of me.

TEAM CASSADAIGUA- WORLD BOWL 13

Modifier: -2

Starters in Blue
Backups in Red

Coach- Meghan Connolly (60)
Offensive Coordinator- Lauren Hamilton (44) (starting QB WB 4-9)
Defensive Coordinator- Kaitlyn Rinaldi (39) (starting DB WB 4-9)

The Offense:
QB: #15- Brianna Jameson (25)- First time starter
QB: #3- Caitlyn Jennings (22)- International Debut
QB: #7- Sarah Howe (23)- International Debut

HB: #30- Katie McLaren (28)- First time starter
HB: #32- Savannah Maroney (27)
HB: #44- Roger Poisson (23)- International Debut

FB: #38- Wendy Polland (26)- First time starter
FB: #42- Brett Mays (22)-- International Debut

WR: #89- Kourtney Dahlman (29)
WR: #88- Ashley Condon (30)
WR: #86- Shannon Davis (28)
WR: #80- Rachel Parker (24)
WR: #81- Juliette Graham (25)
WR: #19- Lauren Barnett (21)
WR: #84- Meghan Townsend (20)- International Debut
WR: #85- Katie Armstrong (21)- International Debut

TE: #82- Kimberly Carruthers(25)- First time starter
TE: #83- Roxanne Williams (31)
TE: #49- Izabela Jones (21)- International Debut

LT: #68- Rodney Traylor (29)- First time starter
LG: #66- Tommy Jacobs (32)
C: #64- Alejandro Cortez (27)- First time starter
RG: #62- Rob Brookins (28)- First time starter
RT: #69- Cliff Stanford (25)
T: #61- Pat Mordekhai (23)- International Debut
T: #67- Jacob Willingham (28)
T: #78- Jerome Goodell (23)- International Debut
C: #71- Chris Neil (24)
G: #79- Emmanuel Shah (22)- International Debut
G: #70- Zack Tomassen (31)
G/C: #52- Matthew Romano (21)- International Debut

The Defense:
DT: #98- Jodie Grogan (29)
DT: #93- Scott Ulysses (32)- First time starter
LE: #73- Jason Hoefnagle (24)- First time starter
RE: #77- Lawrence Shaver (23)- International Debut
DL: #97- Dwight Burns (22)- International Debut
DL: #91- Reggie Blackwood (22)- International Debut
DL: #99- Julius Kelley (23)- International Debut
DL: #96- A.J. Silverberg (21)- International Debut
DL: #92- Jamaal Lawson (21)- International Debut

OLB: #55- Sarah Patten (33)
MLB: #76- Carrie Pettis (23)- First time starter
ILB: #56- Christina DeForest (31)
LB: #58- Kellie Archer (28)
LB: #54- Vicki Kaplan (30)
LB: #55- Jessica Santorelli (27)
LB: #75- Delilah Villeneuve (21)- International Debut
LB: #72- Renee O'Keefe (24)

LCB: #36- Samantha Taylor (31)
RCB: #25- Maureen Rondeau (32)
FS: #23- Meghan Caprotti (31)
SS: #27- Cassie Wilson (27)
DB: #47- Sarah Chapman (24)
DB: #37- Elizabeth Fox (25)
DB: #38- Ashley Harbers (32) (Punt/Kick Returner #1)
DB: #29- Erica Davidson (23) (Punt/Kick Returner back up option)
DB: #31- Courtney Davis (23)

Special Teams:
K: #8- Emily Rutland (30)
K: #2- Brittany Malette (24)- International Debut

P: #5- Kayla Mannelly (28)
P: #6- Darlene Engbert (30)

RP Permissions: Do whatever you want. Just don't kill or seriously injure someone.

by **Colmark** » Thu May 05, 2011 8:21 am

The Colmark Bears, #20 in the world, return!

Head Coach: Mike Tassel
Offensive Co-ordinator: Luke Thomas
Defensive Co-ordinator: Peter Harris

Roster:
QB: Peter Watson, Luke Chadwick
HB: Frank Hamilton, William Welch
FB: Oliver Hacket
TE: Chris Millen, Ian Peterson
WR: Freddie Oliverson, Andrew Mitchell, Steven Bradley, Jack Youngs, Vivian Keller
LT: Trevor Harris, Adam Peden
LG: Phillip Harris, Sam Bow
C: Will Patterson
RG: Mike Richardson
RT: Cameron Lucan, Sam Alban
RE: Harry Heath, Richard Scudamore
DT: Ollie Andrews, Sam Darby, Adam Redding
LE: Alex Muir, Callum Wilson
LOLB: Graham West, Derek Sanders
MLB: Sean Stevens, Mike Tobinson
ROLB: Ernest Mather
CB: Lionel Dickson, Brian Smith, Toby Heath
FS: Graham Buldron, David Hughes
SS: Alex Pearson
K: Alex Westaway
P: George Ianson

Offensive Style: Ball control, short yardage plays from the Running Backs or throws mainly on play action to the tight end. Good O-Line, but QB position is an issue, the only change from the last WB is that James Simons has been dropped and replaced by Luke Chadwick. Peter Watson will start and though a prickly, popular character is unlikely to be pulling out the big plays. Key Player: Frank Hamilton (HB) - Always capable of a big run, it is consistency that will be needed from him to keep the chains moving and the drive alive, before pulling out the big play late in the game.

Defensive Style: 4-3, rush the passer, put pressure on and force turnovers. Most plays are some sort of blitz, and Colmark incur more penalties than the average for roughing the passer. The aim is to put the QB out of his rythmn early, which aids the big play. Key Player - Sean Stevens (MLB) - probably the only truly world class player in the team, Stevens is capable of back breaking tackles, as well as good pass rushing and run stopping. When the big play is needed, he steps up

Stadium:
All Colmark's home matches will be played at the national stadium, Confederation Park, capacity 85,000, located in the heart of the capital of Fortnam.

This will be the first time that Colmark has hosted international gridiron matches, the atmosphere will be loud but friendly, but some of the fans will be reasonably new to the game.

Style modifier: -3
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: Yes, but TG me first if planning something huge

by **German Zerabithea** » Thu May 05, 2011 10:46 am

The Rams of German Zerabithea!
Head Coach: Clarine Rogers
Team owner: Hamsun Tom
Style modifier: +3
Offensive style: Lots of throwing, but tries not to let the run go unnoticed
OFFENSE
QB: Lerber Hunsman #2 (new)
RB: Benarv Cafeno #21
WR: Oscar Von Hofenshire #80
WR: Charles Valintely #17
WR: Bob Dolmen #14
TE: Zambia Samuelson #81
C: James Camera #23
RT: Cornelius Robin #59
LT: Laired Morgoto #62 (new)
RG: Juan Reas #61
LG: Robert Ge Garro #68 (New)

Defensive style: Like to keep pressure, but prefer INT's and fumbles over sacks.
DEFENSE
DE: David Sanchez #64 (New)
DT: Donald Ducked #71
DT: Jerry Finefel #65
DE: Dantbay Amadaes #73
CB: Nathan Handway #54
SS: Benedict Tombstone #25
LB: Cris Nicholson #91
LB: Zach Charleston # 94
DT: Jordez Zhukov #69 (New)
DT: John Li #66
NG: Stanly Yellowstone #78

SPECIAL
K: Ganon Koradi #3
PK: Neftily Rodgins # 11
PR: Bonbre Taylay #6
KR: Raygon Samoan #10

Team uniform(Edit, link was not working): http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/e ... rm-STL.PNG

RP: I could care less on what you say, but if you want to kill or injure someone. Tele me first. Also, I realize that my nation name does not reflect this, but both the G and the Z are capitalized.

Edit: Games will be at Tzar Zachary 1st National Center, holds up to 64,000 people.

by **Khabarovsk Krai** » Thu May 05, 2011 10:49 am

Khabarovsk Krai Roster

Head Coach: Willem R. Thygesen (2nd year as Head Coach)
Offensive Coordinator: Mikel Artz (4th year as Offensive Coordinator)
Defensive Coordinator: Leonardus de Lang (3rd year as Defensive Coordinator)
Offensive Style: Run and Shoot
Defensive Style: 3–4

Kits:

Stadium:
KK Metrodome (65,000)

Roster (Starters in bold):

Style Modifier: +4
RP Permissions
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: No

by **North Chicanan** » Thu May 05, 2011 2:15 pm

North Chicanan Seawolves starting roster:

Style modifier: +3
RP permissions: Knock yourself out...but lets not kill anyone, of course!
Colors: Crimson and White. Crimson helmet with uniform number on sides. Home jersey all white, road jersey crimson jersey & white pants.

Starting 11s

Offense (style - Spead Option/Pistol)
WR: Riley Jones (#12, Free State)
WR: Bastian Ullong (#82, Douala)
LT: Elix Jones II (#66, Star Point)
LG: Wesley Chappel (#59, Colorbloc United)
CT: Aiden Shore (#51, Free State)
QB: Jason Sizemoore (#17, Free State)
RG: Quentin Long (#79, Pietrsberg)
HB: Joey Long (#24, Douala)
RT: Jason Hannigan (#60, Free State)
TE: David Smith (#45, Free State)
WR: Asley Jones (#83, Hobart)

Defense (style - 4-3)
CB: Hestin Pride (#22, Hobart)
LB: Sam Wise (#53, Free State)
DE: Evan Ljoun (#62, Free State)
FS: Ulin Yong (#37, Hobart)
DT: Innocent Deriley (#50, Port Augustine)
LB: Tim Killjoy (#54, Free State)
DT: Ashley Goren (#70, Wellington)
SS: EJ Daniels (#31, Free State)
DE: Deshawn Xoli (#69, Coastal)
LB: Aric Owen (#58, Free State)
CB: Rick Einner (#40, Free State)

Special Teams
K: Timothy Linesman (#16, Free State)
P: Helix Jones (#4, Free State)
KR: Erich Finnegan (#80, Free State)

Coaches
Head Coach: Dennis Strangefellow (Free State)
Offensive Line: Gorden Jones (Free State)
Defensive Line: Heston Prince (Hobart)
Specialists:

Stadium pics and such will be updated in the rp thread

by **Dorian and Sonya** » Thu May 05, 2011 2:36 pm

The Sylvanaes Queendom is pleased to present the Gridiron version of the Mystical Unicorns.

Do anything you like but kill my girls.

Starters listed only.

QB 11 Milaniel Birloth 5’1 87lb female elf
HB 23 Tobias Strongbeard 4’4 154lb male dwarf
FB 44 Farik Urijastaad 6’5 264lb male ½ orc
TE 81 Gregory Masterson 6’6 259lb male human
WR 88 Adondilya Lareretinus 5’0 78lb female elf
WR 85 Herlathiel Lanéslhûn 4’11 80 lb female elf
LT 69 Yagundr Willowbow 6’11 397lb male stone giant
LG 67 Crushkaa 7’3 431lb male cave troll
C 75 Matrin O’Shear 6’4 316lb male human
RG 60 Shadrac the Skull Reaver 6’10 327lb male minotaur
RT 74 Doomba Doomba 7’8 412lb male ogre

K 10 Calladhya Orlond 4’7 70lb female elf
P 3 Eliriel Haeeme 4’11 81lb female elf
KR 33 Selladhiel Galonsumé 4’8 76lb female elf
PR 84 Aniel Kiagalal 4’6 82lb female elf

DE 94 Karind Garroth 6’4 274lb male human
DT 99 Brijaskaa 7’0 411lb male cave troll
DT 90 Dontonio Allero 6’2 368lb male human
DE 78 Umarik Windwalker 6’0 267lb male gnoll
OLB 56 Glanathwen Galalinde 4’5 75lb female elf
MLB 54 Kiga 5’11 200lb male ape
OLB 52 Faelima Augtanellyn 4’8 86lb female elf
CB 30 Lailothiel Aldalond 4’7 68lb female elf
CB 28 Moréeliel Haesumé 4’10 71lb female elf
FS 47 Úthialwen Laeethta 4’9 92lb female elf
SS 40 Enaialra Noroeme 4’11 79lb female elf

Head Coach Tirbannwen Galonsumé

Last.fm · by **Cosumar** » Thu May 05, 2011 3:37 pm

Cosumarite National Football Team - World Bowl XIV

Basic Information

Nation: Cosumar
Stadium: CupaCorp Field
Capacity: 90,000
Home City: Kaldukosk, Cosumar
Nickname: Dragons
Experience: World Bowl XI debut
Ranking: 22nd
Group: 3
Style Modifier: +2

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: William Arbuckle
Assistant Coach: Phillip Jennings
Offensive Coordinator: Kalvin Stricker
Defensive Coordinator: Evan Montari
Special Teams Coordinator: Richard Lark
Team Captain: Jakk Klyde
Offensive Team Captain: Jerome Finnigan
Defensive Team Captain: Lewis Feldman

Roster

*Starter

Quarterbacks
*Jerome Finnigan (29)
Kameron Howard (23)
Brock Culbert (20)

Runningbacks
*Thomas Harrington (24)
Hassan Iosay (21)
DeSean Boothe (28)

Fullbacks
*Chad Copper (25)
Brendon Alsequinn (31)

Tight Ends
*Jason White (30)
Donovan Hubert (23)
Jeremy Copenhaver (22)

Wide Receivers
*Bruce Sanchez (27)
*Ty Newmanson (31)
Marion Lowe (30)
Paul Norwood (21)
Pierre Harnois (23)
Kenny Klein (22)

Left Tackle
*Brady Umpton (31)
Jonathan Knutt (25)

Left Guard
*Ruben Olask (28)
Kasey Williams (24)

Center
*Roberto Villanueva (24)
Graham Stevenson (27)

Right Guard
*Bob Olask (33)
James Vang (29)

Right Tackle
*Patrick Dupree (27)
Montrell Simmons (31)

Defensive Tackle
*Tony Hampton (29)
*Gregory Greene (22)
Simon Bartholamew (23)

Left Defensive End
*Korey Rush (27)
Simeon Derrishion (26)

Right Defensive End
*Demarcus Samuels (25)
Roger Goodwell (22)

Left Outside Linebacker
*Derrik Sherridan (26)
Jake Lion (21)

Middle Linebacker
*Jakk Klyde (24)
Marvin Hardiman (22)

Right Outside Linebacker
*Derron Woods (30)
Glen Knotts (25)

Cornerback
*Luke Crisalus (22)
*Jacob Newberry (32)
Dalante Gonastez (22)
Tony Havard (27)
Brian Redd (30)

Full Safety
*Lewis Feldman (28)
Karter Delfino (25)

Strong Safety
*Ted Regalius (33)
Gordon Krayman (23)

Kicker
*Jackson Windward (33)
Martin Valejo (25)

Punter
*Keevu Schavinski (43)
Damion Joseph (23)

Kick Return
*Pablo Dixon (25)
Pierre Harnois (23)

Punt Return
*Darius Alexander (30)
Milo Manuels (21)

Uniforms

Cosumar's primary uniforms, front and back. #98 Jakk Klyde's uniform is shown.

The official helmet of the Cosumarite National Team for World Bowl XIV.

by **Buffalostan** » Thu May 05, 2011 4:39 pm

Nation: Buffalostan is a 'chronologically diverse' nation: geographically it resembles the contemporary USA, but because of a horrible accident in a temporal physics lab at Texicus University involving a stoned particle accelerator technician, a malfunctioning diode, and an overly lubricated squirrel, areas are cordoned off in different time bubbles. For example, Billadelphia exists in the 1920s era of Prohibitionism and evangelism, populated by wry journalists and cross burning nativists, while everyone in the late 1980s-ish New Spork University wears drainpipes, day-glo shoelaces, and really bad sunglasses.

While Buffalostanis in other cities are trying to invent the telephone, listening to iPods, or riding shuttles to Martian colonies, the residents of Karlsruhe live in 1972, and thus spend most of their time worrying about the fallout of the "Dixon Shock" economic regimes instituted by President Nick "Tricky" Dixon, currently running for reelection against controversial liberal Governor McGeorge, whether the Equality of Rights Amendment will lead to lesbians taking over the Department of Defence, and the disbanding of the Velvet Overground.

Team: The team (nickname: Bulbophylla) are best known for their outstanding linebackers and defensive backs. They reached the semifinal on their World Bowl debut, and last time also got to the playoffs. They do not believe in ghosts. They have had trouble finding a consistent quarterback and have had problems both sides of the line. They are strongly opposed to the present political climate, the military industrial complex, the war in Vietnam, and wrestling. They sometimes run a Wildcat type formation with Harris under centre. They like manga.

Nominal starters in bold

0. David Lindeman T
2. Ignace Lajeunesse WR
5. Walton Fletcher P
7. Tom Harris WR/RS
8. Shiro Shinohara QB
9. David Daniels K
10. Jay Lemaître QB
12. Charlie Bumpers QB
13. Johannes Kankaanpää WR
21. Joe Moore WR
23. Jack Chambers RCB
27. Jeff Waters DB
28. William Brand RB
29. Brad Carillo WR/DB
30. Michael Robinson DB
31. John Foster RCB
36. Joe Allen FS
41. Robert Brown TE
42. James Wayland TE/RB
44. Michihito Murakami RB
45. Joe Hill FS
46. Thomas Mullis FB
47. Jim Hamblin DB
48. Art Price RB
50. Sam Miller SLB
51. Jaxon Body C
54. Kelvin Young C
55. Craig McKelvy LB
56. James Carr DT
59. Louis Rogers C
60. John Boyd RDT
62. Juuso Kankaanpää LB
63. Trevor Smith DE/DT
64. Christopher Greenlee LDT
65. Howard Jackson LT
66. Yuzuru Shinohara G
67. Kenneth Frye LG
68. Jaroslav Hruška LDE
69. George Hitchcock DE
70. Dion Swindell G/T
71. Richard Braithwaite T
72. Patrick Knowles C
73. Bryan Wigginton G/C
74. George Eliot LB
77. Benoit ten Hoeve RG
78. Willie Petty DT
79. Jonathan Williams RT
80. Phil Phuckett T/C
84. Basilio Marchesi RDE
88. Warren Bradley LB
90. Lee Craft OL/DL
91. Michael Goodsell LB
92. Sam Irons WLB
93. Charles Cobb T/G
95. Samaguki Matsuboyoshi MLB
96. Greg Taylor DT
97. Charles Fain DE/DT
99. Craig Haley LB

Roster notes

C Body, CB Foster, KR Harris were All-World selections during World Bowl XIII
Besides them a surprisingly large number of players return from World Bowl XIII - some also played at World Bowl XII!. Returnees are QB Lemaître, backfield duo Murakami and Mullis, WR Moore, offensive linepersons ten Hoeve and Williams, defensive linepersons Marchesi, Petty and Smith, linebackers Miller, Irons and Kankaanpää, and safety Allen.
Joe Hill and Samaguki Matsuboyoshi, World Bowl XII captains, return to the team after ending their political protest.
The Kankaanpääs are brothers.

Pictures above all
Kit
Stadium

RP Permissions
Yes

Style modifier
-3

by **Osarius** » Thu May 05, 2011 5:37 pm

Osarius Firebirds World Bowl XIV Roster

Nickname: The Firebirds
Head Coach: Robert Garbongo (German Zerabithea)
Style Modifier: +1.5
Main Playing Styles: West Coast Offense / 4-3 Defense

Home Stadium: The Benevolence Bowl, Dynapolis

Name		Surname		Pos	Age
Paul		Atkinson	K	24
Carson		Black		ORT	26
Kenneth		Braddock	DRE	25
Terrell		Bryant		OLT	27
Michael		Carano		ROLB	26
Jermaine	Carlson		WRA	28
Donovan		Carroll		DRT	33
Joseph		Cartagena	ILB	25
Eugene		Cassidy		LS	31
Leonard		Dalton		OLT	25
Christopher	Elliott		DLE	31
Micah		Forte		ROLB	26
Craig		Goodwin		DRT	35
Wayne		Gordon		LCB	29
Bruce		Gough		C	29
Forrest		Graham		WRA	26
Jordan		Griffin		TE	30
Gary		Hancock		RG	28
Mark		Hansen		LG	25
Alan		Hardacre	TE	26
Joseph		Hardison	RCB	30
Nathan		Hardison	DLT	34
Edward		Harris		WRB	29
Andrew		Harrison	DLE	31
Oliver		Hartley		FB	32
Michael		Hayes		DLT	30
Jason		Hellman		DLT	27
James		Henry		WRB	31
Jonathan	Hines		RB	32
Reiss		Ives		ILB	33
Rashad		Jackson		RB	28
Allen		Jasper		SS	27
Rashan		Johnson		ILB	32
Bernard		Langer		C	33
Ku'lo		Manaki'de	LOLB	29
Lu'ko		Manaki'de	ROLB	29
Glenn		Martel		QB	27
George		Mathers		DRE	30
Joseph		Maynard		TE	28
Robert		McCool		DLE	27
Nathan		McCully		LCB	28
Sinali		Meninga		RG	30
Nathaniel	Mourning	FB	25
Robbie		O'Sullivan	QB	30
Ibrahim		Ouaddou		DRE	33
Donald		Rathbone	LOLB	28
Tommy		Rhodes		QB	25
Jake		Stoddard	P	31
Andy		Stronach	ORT	28
Sheldon		Taylor		RB	25
Jake		Townsend	FS	30
Kevin		Trotter		DRT	26
Manu		Vaikona		LG	31
Chad		Valentin	RCB	25
Leon		Valero		RCB	27
Lesley		Vatuvei		SS	32
Hi're		Waluhi'to	SS	34
Craig		Wilkerson	FS	26
Colin		Wynne		WRA	30
Owen		Young		OLT	25
Justin		Zimmerman	K	32

Offense

Position		      #1		      #2		      #3        
Quarterback		Robbie O'Sullivan	Glenn Martel		Tommy Rhodes
Fullback		Oliver Hartley		Nathaniel Mourning	
Running Back		Rashad Jackson		Sheldon Taylor		Jonathan Hines
Wide Receiver 1		Jermaine Carlson	Forrest Graham		Colin Wynne
Wide Receiver 2		Edward Harris		James Henry	
Right Tackle		Andy Stronach		Carson Black	
Right Guard		Sinali Meninga		Gary Hancock	
Center			Bernard Langer		Bruce Gough	
Left Guard		Manu Vaikona		Mark Hansen	
Left Tackle		Terrell Bryant		Leonard Dalton
Tight End		Joseph Maynard		Jordan Griffin		Alan Hardacre

Defense

Position		      #1		      #2		      #3        
Strong Safety		Hi're Waluhi'to		Lesley Vatuvei		Allen Jasper
Free Safety		Jake Townsend		Craig Wilkerson	
Left Defensive End	Andrew Harrison		Christopher Elliott	Robert McCool
Left Defensive Tackle	Nathan Hardison		Michael Hayes		Jason Hellman
Right Defensive Tackle	Craig Goodwin		Donovan Carroll		Kevin Trotter
Right Defensive End	Ibrahim Ouaddou		George Mathers		Kenneth Braddock
Strongside Linebacker	Ku'lo Manaki'de		Donald Rathbone	
Weakside Linebacker	Lu'ko Manaki'de		Micah Forte		Michael Carano
Middle Linebacker	Reiss Ives		Rashan Johnson		Joseph Cartagena
Right Cornerback	Joseph Hardison		Chad Valentin		Leon Valero
Left Cornerback		Wayne Gordon		Nathan McCully

Special Teams

Position		      #1       		       #2       
Kicker			Paul Atkinson		Justin Zimmerman	
Punter			Jake Stoddard		
Long Snapper		Eugene Cassidy		
Kick Returner		Jonathan Hines		
Punt Returner		Colin Wynne

RP Permissions: Pretty much anything goes, just no deaths or serious injuries without confirming with me, please.

For a little more information on the team overall... look here

by **Sibirsky** » Thu May 05, 2011 7:21 pm

Sibirsky Capitalizt

2 point conversions: Logical
Style modifier: 0
RP permission: No injuries that lead to missed games

QB: Michael Lewis #17 (New Washington Giants) 6'5" 230 lbs 33 years old
Michael Lewis, (born in Burnt Cane, Smith) is a quarterback for the New Washington Giants of the Sibirsky National Football League. He was drafted by the Moskva Lions in the second round of the 2001 SNFL Draft. He played college football at Sergeville University.
Lewis has been selected to the SNFL Bowl four times in his career – with the Lions in 2004 and the Giants in 2006, 2008, and 2009. He was named the SNFL's Comeback Player of the Year in 2004, the Offensive Player of the Year in 2008, and the MVP of Sibirsky Bowl XLIV.

HB: Steve Sanders #26 (Sergeville Capitals) 6'1" 217 lbs 28 years old
Steve Sanders (born in Shawnaville, Sibirsky), nicknamed "Quicksand", is a professional football running back for the Sergeville Capitals of the Sibirsky National Football League. Sanders was selected by the Capitals with the seventh overall pick in the first round of the 2007 SNFL Draft. He played college football at Sibirsky University. At Sibirsky, Sanders set the SNCAA freshman rushing record with 1,925 yards as a true freshman. As a First-Team All-Sibirskyan, he also set a freshman record by finishing as the runner-up in the Harvard Trophy balloting. Sanders finished as the school's third all-time leading rusher.
Following his stellar first pro season, Sanders was named the SNFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. In the 2008 SNFL Pro Bowl, Sanders rushed for 129 yards and two touchdowns, achieving the second highest rushing total in Pro Bowl history. Sanders was awarded the MVP award for his performance in the Pro Bowl, which led to a 42-30 victory over the SFC. Sanders is only the fifth player in SNFL history to have more than 3,000 plus yards through their first two seasons.

WR: Thomas Dev #11 (New Washington Giants) 5'9" 185 lbs 35 years old
Thomas Dev (born in Lynelwood, Sibirsky) is an American football wide receiver for the New Washington Giants of the Sibirsky National Football League. He was brought to the Giants organization as a third round pick in the 2001 SNFL Draft. He played college football at Sergeville College.
Dev, a four-time Pro Bowl selection, has emerged as one of the SNFL's most productive wide receivers, leading the league in catches, receiving yards and touchdowns in 2005.

by **Andossa Se Mitrin Vega** » Thu May 05, 2011 7:58 pm

Pos No Name Age Ht Wt

QB 12 Ibrahiam Ju’Tok’untu 30 6’4 223lbs
HB 35 Tular Stonengeis 134 4’2 175lbs(dwarf)
WR 82 Kiril Irin’obur 26 6’5 180lbs
WR 83 Wai Urus Kyan 27 6’0 195lbs
WR 86 Huteh Beorii 31 6’3 170lbs
WR 80 Jahirii Cabl’et 25 6’7 215lbs
LT 69 Ombis Iryaty 29 6’6 321lbs
LG 66 Uiri Gyan’it’arui 26 6’4 345lbs
C 61 J’Jugi Qizanyth 32 6’0 298lbs
RG 67 Amirun Morderii 23 6’11 358lbs
RT 62 Cared Vaniosh 27 6’5 307lbs

LDE 94 Xanthiac Munii 26 6’2 274lbs
LDT 99 Kirithyn’r Tapeu 24 6’0 349lbs
RDT 92 Lo’Ki Nurisse 25 6’5 338lbs
RDE 90 Deyewy Forentu 29 5’11 255lbs
LOLB 54 Presidiue Hubirii 28 6’3 220lbs
MLB 55 Chae’trui Yaerii 29 6’5 238lbs
ROLB 59 Munci Mu’Ci’Ferii 22 6’4 227lbs
CB 21 Omari Vanterius 30 5’10 185lbs
CB 27 Jase Isid’dain 27 6’2 173lbs
FS 20 Timon Tinuris 33 5’8 214lbs
SS 23 Raijik Ki’saru 28 6’5 235lbs

K 1 Pantoj Waquirii 24 6’4 230lbs
P 11 Gareb’is Fu’tari’jais 31 6’1 164lbs

Head Coach: Moo Mangerild
Offensive Coordinator: Heinscherilech hae’nuis
Defensive Coordinator: Oscoes Recotrien
Special Teams: Diobii Jas’Kinyth

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