Draft preview
Two running backs are thought to go in the top 5: Terry Surace from Boston College and Twan Brown out of Texas A&M. But with star Shawn McNamara already in the fold, the Blizzard will look elsewhere with the 1st overall pick.
If they decide to solidy their offensive line, they might go with right tackles A.C. Wilkinson (Liberty) or Oluwasegun Carroll (Washington). If they trade down, they could also draft LT Dave Rolle, also out of Washington.
Matt Corrales is a speedy tight end from USC who is projected in the 2nd or 3rd round. Would make an interesting battle with current Yetis Marco Frazier and Oliver Drennan to become Hariman Jahoda's successor.
At wide receiver, the Blizzard had a great season from James Bowman. Rodney Lott could be emerging this season, and Ike Marshall is a great 2nd-string wideout. But Anchorage will surely give a great look at Sheldon Stone out of Alabama. A 6'6 receiver who had a 4.26 dash and the best Wonderlic result from his position group.
The team's front seven is one of the best of the league. OLB Lake Turner (Oregon) is projected in the first round and is sure to turn heads, but Anchorage will probably be looking for depth or special teamers at that position. Several middle linebackers are also generating a buzz, like J.K. Carrier (also from Oregon), who could even go in the top 5.
FS Tra Hunt from Texas Tech has elite speed and is projected in the late first round, though many see him much higher. He ran a 4.26 dash, benched 30 and had a Wonderlic of 41. The Blizzard, following the trade of DeShawn Kelly, is comfortable with Avery Snell as a starter, but Hunt could be too difficult to pass up.
A Colts/Blizzard Journal
Re: A Colts/Blizzard Journal
Stars from now and then
As all 32 NFL teams are working on their draft strategy and either reloading or rebuilding, we would like to ask you this question. If you had to build a team around one Blizzard player (past or present), who would it be? To help, we have tried to compile a list of the best players by position. Following your feedback, we would like to make a top-10 (or 15 or 20) of the best players to ever suit up for the Blizzard.
QB: Josh Bruce is by far the best quarterback to ever play the game. In the older universe, Jim Engram was the first to throw for 70 TDs in one season.
RB: Though Adrian Jones and Stephen Cottrell both won an MVP and rushed at least twice for 2000 yards, we have to go with an old-schooler. FB Ike Kent, who revolutionized his position and created a play style that would last several decades.
WR: In older times, B.J. Reyes practically invented the role of a wide receiver who can do everything, including returning kicks, rushing and even the occasional throw. But we think Rashaan McLean brought this style to the next level.
TE: The team has had many great tight ends, but none was as great as Hariman Jahoda.
O-line: Our first reflex was that LT/RG Austin Jackson was the best o-lineman of all time, but while digging through stats, we realized how effective Ricardo Jones was, without being flashy. We would also like to include pioneers of the early days in the conversation: LT Curtis Hewitt and RG Amos Nelson.
D-line: DEs Kris Jackson, Marquise Glaser and Kareem Cain, as well as DT Ralph Rivers, were all amazing, but none made an impact as great as DE Dave Heatherington. His golden era was short (4 years), but he could not be stopped, even having a 3-year span where he recorded a sack in every single game.
LB: Cornelius Glenn created the hybrid LB/CB position (for lack of a better term): a linebacker who can rush or drop into coverage. He was the first to record 20 sacks and 6 interceptions in one season. Since then, LB Dusty Caldwell has improved on these numbers, even becoming the only defensive-minded player to be named MVP (it helped that he also caught 10 TD passes).
DB: Again, the team had a lot of great defensive backs. We will go with the recent duo of Antwaan Harper and Jerry Jansen, though we cannot decide who was the best. Harper played more physically (and spent a lot of time on special teams as well), while Jansen preferred to stay in coverage. At safety, we will have to go with classic Jeremiah Burns, though Meir Lester (and others) gave him a run for his money.
K/P: So many great names, including current kicker Jeffrey Harper, as well as many who had both roles, like Pat McAfee or Lee Mack. K Adam Vinatieri and Raven Brandon also come to mind.
KR/PR: The team has always prided itself on its special teams, and had many amazing returners. Although we think none was as devastating as Ryan Billups, who returned 29 punts (8 in one season) during his career.
As all 32 NFL teams are working on their draft strategy and either reloading or rebuilding, we would like to ask you this question. If you had to build a team around one Blizzard player (past or present), who would it be? To help, we have tried to compile a list of the best players by position. Following your feedback, we would like to make a top-10 (or 15 or 20) of the best players to ever suit up for the Blizzard.
QB: Josh Bruce is by far the best quarterback to ever play the game. In the older universe, Jim Engram was the first to throw for 70 TDs in one season.
RB: Though Adrian Jones and Stephen Cottrell both won an MVP and rushed at least twice for 2000 yards, we have to go with an old-schooler. FB Ike Kent, who revolutionized his position and created a play style that would last several decades.
WR: In older times, B.J. Reyes practically invented the role of a wide receiver who can do everything, including returning kicks, rushing and even the occasional throw. But we think Rashaan McLean brought this style to the next level.
TE: The team has had many great tight ends, but none was as great as Hariman Jahoda.
O-line: Our first reflex was that LT/RG Austin Jackson was the best o-lineman of all time, but while digging through stats, we realized how effective Ricardo Jones was, without being flashy. We would also like to include pioneers of the early days in the conversation: LT Curtis Hewitt and RG Amos Nelson.
D-line: DEs Kris Jackson, Marquise Glaser and Kareem Cain, as well as DT Ralph Rivers, were all amazing, but none made an impact as great as DE Dave Heatherington. His golden era was short (4 years), but he could not be stopped, even having a 3-year span where he recorded a sack in every single game.
LB: Cornelius Glenn created the hybrid LB/CB position (for lack of a better term): a linebacker who can rush or drop into coverage. He was the first to record 20 sacks and 6 interceptions in one season. Since then, LB Dusty Caldwell has improved on these numbers, even becoming the only defensive-minded player to be named MVP (it helped that he also caught 10 TD passes).
DB: Again, the team had a lot of great defensive backs. We will go with the recent duo of Antwaan Harper and Jerry Jansen, though we cannot decide who was the best. Harper played more physically (and spent a lot of time on special teams as well), while Jansen preferred to stay in coverage. At safety, we will have to go with classic Jeremiah Burns, though Meir Lester (and others) gave him a run for his money.
K/P: So many great names, including current kicker Jeffrey Harper, as well as many who had both roles, like Pat McAfee or Lee Mack. K Adam Vinatieri and Raven Brandon also come to mind.
KR/PR: The team has always prided itself on its special teams, and had many amazing returners. Although we think none was as devastating as Ryan Billups, who returned 29 punts (8 in one season) during his career.
Re: A Colts/Blizzard Journal
I actually managed to remember a few of those players. Billups and Jahoda most notably. Remind me to keep a closer eye on your roster from now on to look out for current and future greats.
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Re: A Colts/Blizzard Journal
Man I still remember the OGS of the team.
Odrick, Dee Payton, A.C Langford.
Crazy how many players have outdone them now, but shows how good the Blizzard draft haha
Odrick, Dee Payton, A.C Langford.
Crazy how many players have outdone them now, but shows how good the Blizzard draft haha
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Re: A Colts/Blizzard Journal
Draft recap
With the buzz surrounding Sheldon Stone in the days leading to the draft (some people think he is the most electric player to enter the draft in a long time), and LT Mac Tucker becoming the top lineman on most draft boards, the Blizzard changed its strategy and still got its potential starting right tackle at the 9th spot.
Blizzard's haul:
1. WR Sheldon Stone (83/21), Alabama
9. RT Oluwasegun Carroll (84/22), Washington
36. FS/SS Tra Hunt (83/23), Texas Tech
133. CB Jaime Martin (71/23), Wisconsin
149. MLB Ed Fulton (71/23), Nevada
164. FB Ralph Smith (71/23), Southern Miss
There is some concern over Stone's hands, but that can be taught. Instincts and explosiveness mostly cannot.
Though it was not thought out like that, the Blizzard has the perfect coaching team to develop its top 2 picks. Head coach Austin Jackson will have a few blocking tips to give to Carroll, while OC Shelton Radetsky should be able to teach Stone how to hang on to the ball.
Meanwhile, DC Isaac George will continue to work with LB Jamel Watson so his success continues.
With the buzz surrounding Sheldon Stone in the days leading to the draft (some people think he is the most electric player to enter the draft in a long time), and LT Mac Tucker becoming the top lineman on most draft boards, the Blizzard changed its strategy and still got its potential starting right tackle at the 9th spot.
Blizzard's haul:
1. WR Sheldon Stone (83/21), Alabama
9. RT Oluwasegun Carroll (84/22), Washington
36. FS/SS Tra Hunt (83/23), Texas Tech
133. CB Jaime Martin (71/23), Wisconsin
149. MLB Ed Fulton (71/23), Nevada
164. FB Ralph Smith (71/23), Southern Miss
There is some concern over Stone's hands, but that can be taught. Instincts and explosiveness mostly cannot.
Though it was not thought out like that, the Blizzard has the perfect coaching team to develop its top 2 picks. Head coach Austin Jackson will have a few blocking tips to give to Carroll, while OC Shelton Radetsky should be able to teach Stone how to hang on to the ball.
Meanwhile, DC Isaac George will continue to work with LB Jamel Watson so his success continues.
Re: A Colts/Blizzard Journal
Opening day depth chart
QB: 8 Lucius Stolte (94/27), 10 Jorge Jackson (81/29)
HB: 33 Shawn McNamara (92/26), 28 Curtis Pritchett (75/26)
FB: 41 Corey Jackson (95/26), 46 Deion Norris (91/29), 48 William Green (81/23), 39 Ralph Smith (71/23)
WR: 17 James Bowman (79/28), 81 Sheldon Stone (83/21), 83 Ike Marshall (82/27), 16 Rodney Lott (80/24)
TE: 86 Marco Frazier (81/27), 82 Hariman Jahoda (89/35), 80 Oliver Drennan (77/29), 87 NaDerris Kerry (78/24), 85 Erik Watson (75/26)
LT: 78 Garrett Jones (96/28), 75 Ochuko Woolford (75/23)
LG: 69 Tarik Bryan (82/24), 79 Erick Randle (77/32)
C: 74 Jermaine Evans (95/26), 65 Cornelius Jones (81/24)
RG: 73 Jonathan Jordan (92/29)
RT: 76 Oluwasegun Carroll (85/22)
LE: 96 Terrell Moore (87/26), 95 George Cain (78/27)
RE: 97 Bill Hilton (97/28), 92 Richard Westbrook (74/22)
DT: 94 Tervaris Stewart (85/22), 91 Lake Riley (88/27), 98 Josh Harris (79/25), 90 Greg Orchard (72/33)
LOLB: 49 Craig Hayden (87/27), 50 Tommy Mejia (81/26)
MLB: 58 Rondell Hendrickson (84/26), 53 Ed Fulton (71/23)
ROLB: 51 Earl Bassett (82/27)
LB/CB: 57 Jamel Watson (86/24)
CB: 31 Markus Hartley (90/27), 22 Raeshon Millen (85/29), 35 Rusty Swarner (81/29), 32 Jaime Martin (71/23)
FS: 44 Avery Snell (80/26), 36 Daunte Jones (79/26)
SS: 29 Tra Hunt (82/23), 40 Rich Berger (89/26), 26 Kareem Radetsky (87/29), 43 Ralph Casey (76/23)
K: 15 Jeffrey Harper (99/32)
P: 2 Derek Wallick (92/24)
H: 10 Jorge Jackson
LS: 95 George Cain
KR: 81 Sheldon Stone, 17 James Bowman, 83 Ike Marshall
PR: 81 Sheldon Stone, 17 James Bowman, 83 Ike Marshall
HC: Austin Jackson (former Blizzard o-lineman)
OC: Shelton Radestsky (former Blizzard WR)
DC: Isaac George (former Octopi LB)
ST: Alonzo Diaz (former Lions CB)
QB: 8 Lucius Stolte (94/27), 10 Jorge Jackson (81/29)
HB: 33 Shawn McNamara (92/26), 28 Curtis Pritchett (75/26)
FB: 41 Corey Jackson (95/26), 46 Deion Norris (91/29), 48 William Green (81/23), 39 Ralph Smith (71/23)
WR: 17 James Bowman (79/28), 81 Sheldon Stone (83/21), 83 Ike Marshall (82/27), 16 Rodney Lott (80/24)
TE: 86 Marco Frazier (81/27), 82 Hariman Jahoda (89/35), 80 Oliver Drennan (77/29), 87 NaDerris Kerry (78/24), 85 Erik Watson (75/26)
LT: 78 Garrett Jones (96/28), 75 Ochuko Woolford (75/23)
LG: 69 Tarik Bryan (82/24), 79 Erick Randle (77/32)
C: 74 Jermaine Evans (95/26), 65 Cornelius Jones (81/24)
RG: 73 Jonathan Jordan (92/29)
RT: 76 Oluwasegun Carroll (85/22)
LE: 96 Terrell Moore (87/26), 95 George Cain (78/27)
RE: 97 Bill Hilton (97/28), 92 Richard Westbrook (74/22)
DT: 94 Tervaris Stewart (85/22), 91 Lake Riley (88/27), 98 Josh Harris (79/25), 90 Greg Orchard (72/33)
LOLB: 49 Craig Hayden (87/27), 50 Tommy Mejia (81/26)
MLB: 58 Rondell Hendrickson (84/26), 53 Ed Fulton (71/23)
ROLB: 51 Earl Bassett (82/27)
LB/CB: 57 Jamel Watson (86/24)
CB: 31 Markus Hartley (90/27), 22 Raeshon Millen (85/29), 35 Rusty Swarner (81/29), 32 Jaime Martin (71/23)
FS: 44 Avery Snell (80/26), 36 Daunte Jones (79/26)
SS: 29 Tra Hunt (82/23), 40 Rich Berger (89/26), 26 Kareem Radetsky (87/29), 43 Ralph Casey (76/23)
K: 15 Jeffrey Harper (99/32)
P: 2 Derek Wallick (92/24)
H: 10 Jorge Jackson
LS: 95 George Cain
KR: 81 Sheldon Stone, 17 James Bowman, 83 Ike Marshall
PR: 81 Sheldon Stone, 17 James Bowman, 83 Ike Marshall
HC: Austin Jackson (former Blizzard o-lineman)
OC: Shelton Radestsky (former Blizzard WR)
DC: Isaac George (former Octopi LB)
ST: Alonzo Diaz (former Lions CB)
Re: A Colts/Blizzard Journal
Best players and individual seasons in franchise history
First version - open to discussion
I am trying to compile and rank the best players and best individual seasons in franchise history. This includes all 31 seasons of the current universe, as well as the almost-30 seasons of the All-Stars league (the previous universe). It is harder to dig for stats in the previous universe, which was played on Madden07, so classic players are sadly underrepresented. I'll have to look on my old laptop to see if 07 is still installed.
Let me know what you think. Feel free to disagree, remove items, reorder. Here are the preliminary lists:
TOP PLAYERS
1. QB Josh Bruce
2. TE Hariman Jahoda
3. DE Dave Heatherington
4. LB Cornelius Glenn
5. QB Jim Engram
6. WR Rashaan McLean
7. FB Ike Kent
8. LT Ricardo Jones
9. CB Antwaan Harper
10. CB Jerry Jansen
11. FS Jeremiah Burns
12. LB Dusty Caldwell
13. RG Austin Jackson
14. WR B.J. Reyes
15. PR Ryan Billups
16. LT Curtis Hewitt
17. HB Stephen Cottrell
TOP SEASONS
1. TE Hariman Jahoda in season 26
201 catches, 3289 yards, 38 TDs
2. WR Ryan Billups in season 25
2175 reception yards and 22 TDs, 796 kick return yards and 3 TDs, 979 punt return yards and 8 TDs
3. DE Dave Heatherington in season 23
94 tackles, 78 sacks, 3 FFs, 4 FRs
4. QB Josh Bruce in season 19
6522 passing yards, 75 TDs to 4 interceptions
5. Rashaan McLean in season 9
2411 reception yards and 28 TDs, 4 rushing TDs, 2 passing TDs, 7 kick return TDs, 3 punt return TDs
6. QB Jim Engram in 2024 (old universe)
5613 passing yards, 70 TDs to 7 interceptions
7. LB Dusty Caldwell in season 18
66 tackles, 33 sacks, 8 interceptions, 3 FFs, 2 FRs, 10 offensive TDs
8. LB Cornelius Glenn (old universe, have to dig up his career year)
20 sacks, 6 interceptions
9. FB Ike Kent in 2017 (old universe)
1153 rushing yards and 11 TDs, 1207 receiving yards and 10 TDs, 14 pancakes
10. HB Stephen Cottrell in season 20
2798 rushing yards and 25 TDs
11. CB Jerry Jansen in season 24
42 tackles, 14 interceptions, 2 FFs, 2 FRs, 2 kick return TDs, 1 punt return TD
12. CB Antwaan Harper in season 29
122 tackles, 6 interceptions, 6 FFs, 1 fumble recovery
First version - open to discussion
I am trying to compile and rank the best players and best individual seasons in franchise history. This includes all 31 seasons of the current universe, as well as the almost-30 seasons of the All-Stars league (the previous universe). It is harder to dig for stats in the previous universe, which was played on Madden07, so classic players are sadly underrepresented. I'll have to look on my old laptop to see if 07 is still installed.
Let me know what you think. Feel free to disagree, remove items, reorder. Here are the preliminary lists:
TOP PLAYERS
1. QB Josh Bruce
2. TE Hariman Jahoda
3. DE Dave Heatherington
4. LB Cornelius Glenn
5. QB Jim Engram
6. WR Rashaan McLean
7. FB Ike Kent
8. LT Ricardo Jones
9. CB Antwaan Harper
10. CB Jerry Jansen
11. FS Jeremiah Burns
12. LB Dusty Caldwell
13. RG Austin Jackson
14. WR B.J. Reyes
15. PR Ryan Billups
16. LT Curtis Hewitt
17. HB Stephen Cottrell
TOP SEASONS
1. TE Hariman Jahoda in season 26
201 catches, 3289 yards, 38 TDs
2. WR Ryan Billups in season 25
2175 reception yards and 22 TDs, 796 kick return yards and 3 TDs, 979 punt return yards and 8 TDs
3. DE Dave Heatherington in season 23
94 tackles, 78 sacks, 3 FFs, 4 FRs
4. QB Josh Bruce in season 19
6522 passing yards, 75 TDs to 4 interceptions
5. Rashaan McLean in season 9
2411 reception yards and 28 TDs, 4 rushing TDs, 2 passing TDs, 7 kick return TDs, 3 punt return TDs
6. QB Jim Engram in 2024 (old universe)
5613 passing yards, 70 TDs to 7 interceptions
7. LB Dusty Caldwell in season 18
66 tackles, 33 sacks, 8 interceptions, 3 FFs, 2 FRs, 10 offensive TDs
8. LB Cornelius Glenn (old universe, have to dig up his career year)
20 sacks, 6 interceptions
9. FB Ike Kent in 2017 (old universe)
1153 rushing yards and 11 TDs, 1207 receiving yards and 10 TDs, 14 pancakes
10. HB Stephen Cottrell in season 20
2798 rushing yards and 25 TDs
11. CB Jerry Jansen in season 24
42 tackles, 14 interceptions, 2 FFs, 2 FRs, 2 kick return TDs, 1 punt return TD
12. CB Antwaan Harper in season 29
122 tackles, 6 interceptions, 6 FFs, 1 fumble recovery
Re: A Colts/Blizzard Journal
For further discussion, my top-3 is pretty much a lock, as well as QB Josh Bruce being #1. Still, here are the points (for and against) I was making for each of the three being the top player. I have been convinced to keep Bruce #1, mainly due to the fact that QB is the most pivotal position.
JOSH BRUCE, QB
FOR: Best Blizzard QB ever, no question asked. Beat Jim Engram’s record of 70 TD passes several times. Nine-time MVP.
AGAINST: The team had other great QBs, and the margin may not be as wide as for the two other candidates.
HARIMAN JAHODA, TE
FOR: Lasted very long at a very high level. Could turn almost every high-percentage pass into a home run. Reached 3000 yards twice.
AGAINST: Only one MVP and two OPOY awards, though 10+ Pro Bowls. That said, tight ends are not well accounted for in MVP voting.
DAVE HEATHERINGTON, DE
FOR: No one tallied as many sacks in such a short period. Between 60 and 78 sacks a year in that time frame.
AGAINST: His golden age lasted only 4 years. Though he was almost unstoppable during that time.
JOSH BRUCE, QB
FOR: Best Blizzard QB ever, no question asked. Beat Jim Engram’s record of 70 TD passes several times. Nine-time MVP.
AGAINST: The team had other great QBs, and the margin may not be as wide as for the two other candidates.
HARIMAN JAHODA, TE
FOR: Lasted very long at a very high level. Could turn almost every high-percentage pass into a home run. Reached 3000 yards twice.
AGAINST: Only one MVP and two OPOY awards, though 10+ Pro Bowls. That said, tight ends are not well accounted for in MVP voting.
DAVE HEATHERINGTON, DE
FOR: No one tallied as many sacks in such a short period. Between 60 and 78 sacks a year in that time frame.
AGAINST: His golden age lasted only 4 years. Though he was almost unstoppable during that time.
Re: A Colts/Blizzard Journal
More historical data
Here is a game-by-game recap of two legendary individual stretches.
Exhibit A: Hariman Jahoda's season 26
Wk1, OAU: 10 catches, 136 yards, 3 TDs
Wk2, TOR: 10 catches, 123 yards, 1 TD
Wk3, WIN: 18 catches, 251 yards, 2 TDs
Wk4, JAX: 10 catches, 166 yards, 2 TDs
Wk5, GB: 10 catches, 200 yards, 1 TD
Wk6, JAX: 22 catches, 315 yards, 4 TDs
Wk7, DET: 12 catches, 154 yards, 2 TDs
Wk8, BAL: 13 catches, 187 yards, 3 TDs
Wk9, MIN: 11 catches, 170 yards, 2 TDs
Wk10, BYE
Wk11, TOR: 13 catches, 220 yards, 3 TDs
Wk12, PIT: 10 catches, 132 yards, 2 TDs
Wk13, WIN: 15 catches, 205 yards, 2 TDs
Wk14, SD: 11 catches, 278 yards, 2 TDs
Wk15, CIN: 10 catches, 162 yards, 2 TDs
Wk16, NYJ: 12 catches, 234 yards, 4 TDs
Wk17, CHI: 14 catches, 356 yards, 3 TDs
Wk19, JAX: OUT (injury)
Wk20, OAU: 11 catches, 121 yards, 1 TD
Wk21, DAL: 15 catches, 209 yards, 3 TDs
Season 26, regular season: 201 catches, 3289 yards, 38 TDs
(average: 12.56 catches, 205.56 yards, 2.38 TDs)
Season 26, playoffs: 26 catches, 330 yards, 4 TDs
(average: 13 catches, 165 yards, 2 TDs)
Season 26, total: 227 catches, 3619 yards, 42 TDs
(average: 12.61 catches, 201.06 yards, 2.33 TDs)
Exhibit B: Dave Heatherington's seasons 23-24-25
Wk1, WIN, 1 sack
Wk2, ARI, 4 sacks
Wk3, PIT, 2 sacks
Wk4, BYE
Wk5, BUF, 6 sacks
Wk6, NMX, 4 sacks
Wk7, JAX, 3 sacks
Wk8, SF, 3 sacks
Wk9, TOR, 2 sacks
Wk10, SEA, 5 sacks, FF
Wk11, TOR, 6 sacks, FF
Wk12, KC, 9 sacks, FF
Wk13, OAU, 5 sacks
Wk14, WIN, 1 sack
Wk15, CIN, 7 sacks
Wk16, JAX, 4 sacks
Wk17, BAL, 3 sacks
Wk19, MIA, 4 sacks
Wk20, OAK, 6 sacks, FF
Wk21, DAL, 3 sacks
Season 23, regular season: 78 sacks, 3 FF, 4 FR, 6 safeties
Season 23, playoffs: 13 sacks, FF
Wk1, MIA, 3 sacks, FF
Wk2, WIN, 3 sacks
Wk3, JAX, 3 sacks
Wk4, NE, 5 sacks
Wk5, OAU, 5 sacks
Wk6, DAL, 4 sacks
Wk7, BYE
Wk8, WIN, 3 sacks
Wk9, WAS, 2 sacks
Wk10, NYJ, 7 sacks
Wk11, TOR, 7 sacks, FF
Wk12, JAX, 3 sacks, FF
Wk13, PHI, 3 sacks, FF
Wk14, TOR, 3 sacks
Wk15, OAK, 7 sacks, FF
Wk16, BUF, 7 sacks
Wk17, NYG, 4 sacks
Wk19, TOR, 6 sacks, FF
Wk20, OAU, 2 sacks
Wk21, DAL, 0 sack
Season 24, regular season: 69 sacks, 5 FF, 3 safeties
Season 24, playoffs: 8 sacks, FF
Wk1, WIN, 8 sacks
Wk2, TOR, 2 sacks
Wk3, JAX, 4 sacks
Wk4, OAU, 4 sacks
Wk5, TB, 8 sacks
Wk6, NO, 5 sacks
Wk7, TOR, 4 sacks
Wk8, CAR, 6 sacks
Wk9, BYE
Wk10, BUF, 6 sacks
Wk11, ATL, 2 sacks
Wk12, JAX, 4 sacks
Wk13, OAK, 6 sacks, FF
Wk14, DEN, 6 sacks
Wk15, SD, 1 sack
Wk16, WIN, 1 sack, FF
Wk17, KC, 6 sacks
Wk19, JAX, 2 sacks, 1 FF
Wk20, OAU, 6 sacks
Wk21, DAL, 1 sack
Season 25, regular season: 73 sacks, 2 FF, 6 safeties
Season 25, playoffs: 9 sacks, 1 FF
Here is a game-by-game recap of two legendary individual stretches.
Exhibit A: Hariman Jahoda's season 26
Wk1, OAU: 10 catches, 136 yards, 3 TDs
Wk2, TOR: 10 catches, 123 yards, 1 TD
Wk3, WIN: 18 catches, 251 yards, 2 TDs
Wk4, JAX: 10 catches, 166 yards, 2 TDs
Wk5, GB: 10 catches, 200 yards, 1 TD
Wk6, JAX: 22 catches, 315 yards, 4 TDs
Wk7, DET: 12 catches, 154 yards, 2 TDs
Wk8, BAL: 13 catches, 187 yards, 3 TDs
Wk9, MIN: 11 catches, 170 yards, 2 TDs
Wk10, BYE
Wk11, TOR: 13 catches, 220 yards, 3 TDs
Wk12, PIT: 10 catches, 132 yards, 2 TDs
Wk13, WIN: 15 catches, 205 yards, 2 TDs
Wk14, SD: 11 catches, 278 yards, 2 TDs
Wk15, CIN: 10 catches, 162 yards, 2 TDs
Wk16, NYJ: 12 catches, 234 yards, 4 TDs
Wk17, CHI: 14 catches, 356 yards, 3 TDs
Wk19, JAX: OUT (injury)
Wk20, OAU: 11 catches, 121 yards, 1 TD
Wk21, DAL: 15 catches, 209 yards, 3 TDs
Season 26, regular season: 201 catches, 3289 yards, 38 TDs
(average: 12.56 catches, 205.56 yards, 2.38 TDs)
Season 26, playoffs: 26 catches, 330 yards, 4 TDs
(average: 13 catches, 165 yards, 2 TDs)
Season 26, total: 227 catches, 3619 yards, 42 TDs
(average: 12.61 catches, 201.06 yards, 2.33 TDs)
Exhibit B: Dave Heatherington's seasons 23-24-25
Wk1, WIN, 1 sack
Wk2, ARI, 4 sacks
Wk3, PIT, 2 sacks
Wk4, BYE
Wk5, BUF, 6 sacks
Wk6, NMX, 4 sacks
Wk7, JAX, 3 sacks
Wk8, SF, 3 sacks
Wk9, TOR, 2 sacks
Wk10, SEA, 5 sacks, FF
Wk11, TOR, 6 sacks, FF
Wk12, KC, 9 sacks, FF
Wk13, OAU, 5 sacks
Wk14, WIN, 1 sack
Wk15, CIN, 7 sacks
Wk16, JAX, 4 sacks
Wk17, BAL, 3 sacks
Wk19, MIA, 4 sacks
Wk20, OAK, 6 sacks, FF
Wk21, DAL, 3 sacks
Season 23, regular season: 78 sacks, 3 FF, 4 FR, 6 safeties
Season 23, playoffs: 13 sacks, FF
Wk1, MIA, 3 sacks, FF
Wk2, WIN, 3 sacks
Wk3, JAX, 3 sacks
Wk4, NE, 5 sacks
Wk5, OAU, 5 sacks
Wk6, DAL, 4 sacks
Wk7, BYE
Wk8, WIN, 3 sacks
Wk9, WAS, 2 sacks
Wk10, NYJ, 7 sacks
Wk11, TOR, 7 sacks, FF
Wk12, JAX, 3 sacks, FF
Wk13, PHI, 3 sacks, FF
Wk14, TOR, 3 sacks
Wk15, OAK, 7 sacks, FF
Wk16, BUF, 7 sacks
Wk17, NYG, 4 sacks
Wk19, TOR, 6 sacks, FF
Wk20, OAU, 2 sacks
Wk21, DAL, 0 sack
Season 24, regular season: 69 sacks, 5 FF, 3 safeties
Season 24, playoffs: 8 sacks, FF
Wk1, WIN, 8 sacks
Wk2, TOR, 2 sacks
Wk3, JAX, 4 sacks
Wk4, OAU, 4 sacks
Wk5, TB, 8 sacks
Wk6, NO, 5 sacks
Wk7, TOR, 4 sacks
Wk8, CAR, 6 sacks
Wk9, BYE
Wk10, BUF, 6 sacks
Wk11, ATL, 2 sacks
Wk12, JAX, 4 sacks
Wk13, OAK, 6 sacks, FF
Wk14, DEN, 6 sacks
Wk15, SD, 1 sack
Wk16, WIN, 1 sack, FF
Wk17, KC, 6 sacks
Wk19, JAX, 2 sacks, 1 FF
Wk20, OAU, 6 sacks
Wk21, DAL, 1 sack
Season 25, regular season: 73 sacks, 2 FF, 6 safeties
Season 25, playoffs: 9 sacks, 1 FF
Re: A Colts/Blizzard Journal
Season 32 recap
The Blizzard finished 16-0 again, but it wasn't without adversity. Their week 2 tilt against the Steelers finished 56-53 on a pass from Lucius Stolte to Sheldon Stone with 13 seconds left in the game. Their matchup against the Grudlies, as well as both of the Snow Cats games, were also close.
HB Shawn McNamara shattered the rushing record to win the MVP award. He finished with 3133 yards and 30 TDs.
LB Jamel Watson had 85 tackles, 40 sacks, 5 interceptions, 4 FFs, 1 FR and 5 safeties to take home the DPOY award. LB Craig Hayden was also in the running with his 74 tackles, 28 sacks, 8 interceptions, 5 FFs, 1 FR, 3 safeties and 2 defensive TDs.
WR Sheldon Stone was unanimously voted the best offensive rookie with his 92 receptions for 2268 yards and 25 TDs. He added 8 TDs on kick returns and 3 on punt returns.
Fullbacks are not utilized as much as they once were, but Corey Jackson had a great season: 30 rushes for 142 yards and a TD, as well as 34 receptions for 329 yards and 11 TDs. He also had 68 pancakes, as well as a kickoff return for a TD on an onside kick.
Rookie RT Oluwasegun Carroll struggled early on (mainly because Blizzard QBs like to roll right) but he finished strong with 89 pancakes and 8 sacks allowed.
All these great numbers, but it will be for nothing if the team doesn't go all the way.
Action pictures (not necessarily in order).
Sheldon Stone catches his first career TD against the Argonauts.
Jamel Watson gets a strip-sack against the Dolphins.
Shawn McNamara benefits from an unconventional "block" on his way to the endzone.
Tervaris Stewart has been a force in the middle of the defensive line.
Rookie CB Jaime Martin made a name for himself on special teams.
Erik Watson too, especially with his intense blocks on kick returns.
Corey Jackson returns an onside kick to the endzone.
Shawn McNamara breaks a tackle and uses a great block to score a touchdown.
Sheldon Stone returns a punt for a TD against the Patriots.
Impeccable blocking leads to another TD.
Tra Hunt's first career interception against the Octopi.
Stone beats former Yeti DeShawn Kelly.
Jamel Watson and Craig Hayden made an incredible pair. Here, they force a fumble together.
The Blizzard finished 16-0 again, but it wasn't without adversity. Their week 2 tilt against the Steelers finished 56-53 on a pass from Lucius Stolte to Sheldon Stone with 13 seconds left in the game. Their matchup against the Grudlies, as well as both of the Snow Cats games, were also close.
HB Shawn McNamara shattered the rushing record to win the MVP award. He finished with 3133 yards and 30 TDs.
LB Jamel Watson had 85 tackles, 40 sacks, 5 interceptions, 4 FFs, 1 FR and 5 safeties to take home the DPOY award. LB Craig Hayden was also in the running with his 74 tackles, 28 sacks, 8 interceptions, 5 FFs, 1 FR, 3 safeties and 2 defensive TDs.
WR Sheldon Stone was unanimously voted the best offensive rookie with his 92 receptions for 2268 yards and 25 TDs. He added 8 TDs on kick returns and 3 on punt returns.
Fullbacks are not utilized as much as they once were, but Corey Jackson had a great season: 30 rushes for 142 yards and a TD, as well as 34 receptions for 329 yards and 11 TDs. He also had 68 pancakes, as well as a kickoff return for a TD on an onside kick.
Rookie RT Oluwasegun Carroll struggled early on (mainly because Blizzard QBs like to roll right) but he finished strong with 89 pancakes and 8 sacks allowed.
All these great numbers, but it will be for nothing if the team doesn't go all the way.
Action pictures (not necessarily in order).
Sheldon Stone catches his first career TD against the Argonauts.
Jamel Watson gets a strip-sack against the Dolphins.
Shawn McNamara benefits from an unconventional "block" on his way to the endzone.
Tervaris Stewart has been a force in the middle of the defensive line.
Rookie CB Jaime Martin made a name for himself on special teams.
Erik Watson too, especially with his intense blocks on kick returns.
Corey Jackson returns an onside kick to the endzone.
Shawn McNamara breaks a tackle and uses a great block to score a touchdown.
Sheldon Stone returns a punt for a TD against the Patriots.
Impeccable blocking leads to another TD.
Tra Hunt's first career interception against the Octopi.
Stone beats former Yeti DeShawn Kelly.
Jamel Watson and Craig Hayden made an incredible pair. Here, they force a fumble together.
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