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Austin OVER Georgia
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Arena Football League 2005 Preview Nineteenth Season By: Moose Salzer

Orlando Predators: 15th season, alltime team record: 125-65-0, Six ArenaBowl appearances, two wins. Coach: Jay Gruden. QBs: Joe Hamilton, Chris Sanders, former reserve with both Columbus and Roanoke in Af2 & Jon Schneider (no, he's not related to the guy from the 1980's hit show, the Dukes of Hazzard!). The Predators are ovedue to make an ArenaBowl appearance; the last one was a last second win over Nashville, who by the League for the first time in five seasons. And Yes, Pat Sperduto is back as H.Coach, too. He and Jay Gruden used to play alongside each other for Tim Marcum's Tampa Storm Champion teams in the mid Nineties. Gone is longtime 'Slash' Connell Maynor, after 11 years in the League; he is now on the Coaching/Scouting staff. I see that NBC's Ray Bentley has already picked these guys to win the ArenaBowl and I AM NOT doing the same because Ray, who I do like very much, is. I have different reasons. The Predators are loaded with weapons everywhere you look; The best set of corners in the League, the best set of WRs in the League, with OS Travis (Flash) McGriff back, and with Joe Hamilton back in the fold, an excellent Arena QB with both NFL/NFL E experience. Why didn't the Colts keep him? [Why does Peyton Manning fail in the playoffs each year? Qs for "that other US Pro League"]. The only that really slowed these guys down last year was a slow start, that the Preds sometimes have. Not with almost everybody resigned; not likely to happent again. Predicted finish: Southern Division and ArenaBowl XIX Champions. And not because Ray Bentley says so either. They have a loaded roster and even outspent the 'Evil Empire' across the state - Tampa Bay! Orlando "buying" a Championship?! Why not, it's the Twentieth Century.

Austin Wranglers: 2nd season, alltime team record: 8-8-0. Coach: Skip Foster. QBs: John Fitzgerald, Bobby Pesavento, David Priestley. Other Key players: K Tony Dodson, FB/LBs Dane Krager, lighter this year at 232 lbs., Rich McCleskey, a former OL/DLm from Af2, WR/DBs Charlie Davidson, Kevin Nickerson, the ex-Tampa Bucc, OL/DLm: Angel Rubio, who came over in the Detroit Fury/Carolina Cobras/Indiana

Firebirds player dispersal draft, Marc McKenzie, Jamie Lovern, over from cross-state rival, Dallas. The expansion Wranglers almost made the playoffs last season with an expensive roster, which almost got this team relocated. But with a year of Arena League experience under his belt, former Af2 Champ Coach Foster (no relation to the man who invented the Arena League game concept) and staff will do better in clock management situations. They lost thre of their last four regular season game, despite having Defending ArenaBowl Champ QB John Kaleo (who's since taken his hefty paycheck to L.A.) @ the pivot. This year quality journeyman John Fitzgerald (formerly with Carolina/Houston/Dallas and New Orleans) replaces him. 

He's younger [and less consistent] than Kaleo, and has a less expensive price tag. The Wranglers packed the house last year with their expensive roster and won 5 of eight home games. But they lost mucho free agents in the off season and will have a difficult time making the playoffs this year. Unless they pick up enough studs from the NFL E or CFL camps in the next two months they may struggle to get that 8-8-0 mark back they earned last year. Predicted finish: No playoffs.

Arizona Rattlers: 14th season, alltime team record: 122-57-0. Five ArenaBowl appearances, two wins, three losses in-a-row. New Coach: Todd Shell. QBs: Sherdrick Bonner, Joe Germaine, Travis Cole. Other Key players: WR/DB Hunkie Cooper, WR/LB Randy Gatewood, OL/DL Sebastian Barrie, K Nelson Garner. The Rattlers parted Co. with longtime G.M./H.Coach Danny White, now doing play-by-play for his Almer Mater, Arizona St., and waiting for his next Arena Pro gig - Coaching th Utah Jazz (primarily) owned

Salt Lake City team, set to come into the League next year ('06). This is a team going downhill. Sherdrick Bonner is an aging Arena pro QB that is back because nobody else wanted him and because they have to pay for this season anyway. Can he recapture the Rattler's magic of the '94 & '97 seasons. CAN ANY OF THESE GUYS? Doubtful. Unless the rest of the Western Division gets food poinsoning or planes crash, they are heavy favorites to come in last in the West. There is no depth and Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Defending Champ San Jose are way too strong. Prediction: Todd Shell, Defencive Coordinator on the

'94 Champ team, close to a nervous breakdown (what is it with this guy? He always get stuck with a team with a broken down aging QB!) near midseason and last place in the Western Division; no playoffs this go around. Maybe they should have kept White?

Nashville Kats: 6th season, alltime team record: 46-24-0. Two Arena- Bowl losses ('00 &'01) Coach: Pat Sperduto. QBs: Adrian McPherson, Leon Murray, Bill Whittemore. The Kats are back! And with a new

Country singer/part-owner [out with Travis Tritt - in with Tim McGraw]. Well man, this IS 'NashVegas'. The Kats come back in the League at the right time; New Orleans, after their one season splurge is free agent depleted and Tampa is two years removed from being Champs. The Kats will have a lot of familiar faces back on the Gaylord Centre turf; TE/DE James Baron, a vet of both of the Kats early 21st Century

ArenaBowl runner-up teams is back & OL/DL Benedict Isibi from the Winnipeg Blue BomberS (another Double Dipper), but, smartly, Sperduto resisted the urge to get ancient Andy Kelly back and he went to N'Awlins'. Kelly lost both of those ArenaBowls and Sperduto thought long and hard about bringing him back to Music City a QB truely on last (passes?) leg(s). Kelly has nearly 32,000 yards passing indoors (that's 64,000 outdoors!). Into his hands fell a plum - Adrian McPherson, former suspended Florida St. star, who played last year at now defunct Indiana. He'll have to beat out solid vet Murray, who came over in a trade from Georgia. I say let Murray take the beating the first half of the season then Mac will be ready for the second half. The first half of the schedule is brutal and who knows what a basically new Nashville Kats team can do and how soon. Ex-Hawai'i Islander from Af2, WR/DB Gabe Amey might be a real steal, too. Predicted finish, a merciful third in the Southern Division but no playoffs this year. 8-8-0 would be VERY respectable and could be easily attainable.

Colorado Crush: 3rd season, alltime team record: 14-20-0. Coach: Mike Dailey. QBs: John Dutton, Jose Davis & James McPherson (no relation to Nashville's McPherson). Other Key players: FB/LB Rich (great name!) Young, WR/DB Willis Marshall, ex-of the Calgary CFL Champs, '01, FB/LBs Satu Pual, John Peaua, WR/LB Kamau Peterson, TE/DE Rusunguko Sunungura. This team is loaded but must adapt to the new playoff set-up and a more difficult schedule this season. They have an excellent front office and Coaching Staff with ex-ArenaBowl Champ Coach Dailey, third- winnigest in League history, at the helm. And the commercials with Big John Elway and Jon Bon Jovi are cute too. Being in the Central Divsion, though, has it's drawn backs as they must play Chicago, the most physical and rugged team in the League, twice. If they can at least win one of those contest, the Crush will cruise into the Playoffs once again. Prediction: Second place in the Central Divsion and at least to round two fo the playoffs - provided the starters stay healthy.

Columbus Destroyers: 7th season, alltime team record: 30-60-0. New Coach/ G.M., part owner: Chris Spielman. QBs: Ryan Vena, Matt D'Orazio[Roanke Af2 vet, Milwaukee & New Jersey of the Ar.Fl], Chad Salisbury, former starter of the Toronto Phantoms. Other Key players: WR/DBs Bobby Olive (how much left in his tank? The last Championship team he played on was the NFL E Bowl III Frankfurt Galaxy in '95, w/ Werner Hippler!), Jason Kaiser, OL/DL Bill Duff (over from Indiana in the Dispersal Draft [last Championship team; Berlin, played alongside Marc Megna on the DL], Josh (Just like) Beckham [no relation to brit soccer star]. The Columbus Destroyers are a franchise trying to get all the pieces of the puzzle put together. They are still a year away. With solid ownership (Mark Hamister, Spielman, ex-H.Coach, now Pres. Footie Ops., Earle Bruce, NFL WR Joey Galloway), Front Office and Coaching, if former injury-prone Phantom QB Salisbury beats out the two Af2 novices that Bruce employed last season [Over former ex-Sask. Roughrider reserve pivot John Rayborn!], they might just squeeze into the playoffs. They got better attendence in Columbus than in Buffalo the sesason before so things are looking up.

As long as they don't bring back ancient Jerry Crafts for like the third time! Prediction: 9-7-0 or 8-8-0, playoffs, maybe. Good luck to Speilman, once one of the best NFL linebackers.

Chicago Rush: 5th season, alltime team record: 36-26-0. Coach: Mike Hohensee. QBs: Ray Philyaw, Todd Hammel, Sam Clemons, Asad KaliqAbdul (Minnesota). Other Key players: WR/LB Etu Molden, runaway rookie of the year, '04, FB/LB Bobby McMillian, who could break the alltime Arena League rushing record this season. Biggest Arena League offseason pickup was ex-Baltimore, Calgary CFL'r OL/DL Demetrious (D-Max) Maxie, a classic double-dipper (he's played both CFL and Arena League the last two seasons). He will add strength and smarts to a depleted Line that lost former Nashville OL/DL James Baron back to Nashville. This is the biggest and most physical team in the League. That won't change in getting Maxie! He's easily good enough to replace Barron. If Phiyaw, a one-time Hamilton reserve pivot, is back 100% healthy after knee surgery, the Rush, with new owner Mike Ditka in charge should be close to the ArenaBowl again. They will win the Central Division - barely, over John Elway's Colorado Crush. Predicted Finish: Could meet Orlando in ArenaBowl XIX in 'Vegas, June 12th.

Dallas Desperados: 3rd season, alltime team record: 23-24-0. Coach:Will McClay. QBs: Scott Driesbach, Chris Griesen, former NFL/NFL E/Af2 vet pivot & Clint Stoener. Poor Will McClay (career mark: 7-10-0). Last season started off well enough. After the team lost both their season opener and H. Coach Joe Avezzano (he left to go Coach Da Raidahs Special Teams for Norv Turner, what a fate!) the team reeled off three straight wins. They were the talk of the Ar.FL then QBs Glenn Gauntt (pronouced 'Gant') and Walt Church [both now retired] got hurt, the team went through pivots like water until former Scotland Claymore/L.A. Avenger and Georgia Force-'r Scott Driesbach ask for his release from awful Grand Rapids and won Dallas two of it's last three games. Dreisbach, if he returns, looks more like the classic Indoor Pro QB than the Af2 vet Gauntt, who has a propensity to look too much at his intended receiver. 

The year before he came in to get a try out and ended up beating out two more experienced Arena Pros for the job, following neck surgery for former starter Jim Kubiak (now with Georgia and who spent last season with now defunct Detroit on I.R.). Other Key players in the mix for Jerry, Jerry Jr., and Steven Jones /  Dallas Cowboy operated club are: FB/LB Ja'Bar Toombs and former Hawai'i Warrior and longtime Arena vet DS Shawndel Tucker. The club was hit hard again by free agency and didn't go too deep into the free agent player market which could backfire drastically this season. Others (Detroit, Indiana, Carolina) have found out the hard way that usually is cause for a losing season and it will be the case for Dallas this year. The Desperados, who have a good Coach in McClay, who has four Championship rings in this League as a player, might be playing the odds to see who will get released in the NFL E or CFL later this spring. I Predict: that'll be too late. Predcited finish 7-9-0. No playoffs this season.

Georgia Force: 3rd season, alltime team record: 21-28-0. New Coach: Doug Plank. QBs: Jim Kubiak, Matt Nagy, Todd Doxzon (also plays WR/ DB/KR) Other Key players: NFL E vets, K Ola Kimrin, WR/LB Scott Mc-

Cready, the only british-born player to get a Super Bowl ring, with New England Patriots, '01, WR/DB Joe Douglas, over from Elway's Crush team, which lead the League in attendence again last year. Changes a-plenty with the Force this season as Atlanta Falcon owner Art Blank takes over 94% team ownership. Gone are Coaches Bob Kroenenberg and Marty Lowe, who filp-flopped roles several times

last year after former Frankfurt NFL E Champ QB ('03) James Brown (HEYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!) quit after game two. Leon Murray took over but got hurt and ex-Ar.FL/CFL'r Todd Bankhead couldn't hold the fort, Lowe got fired. Or was it demoted? He was back on the sidelines th next week, at least on Offence anyway and Kroenenberg as ex-CFL / NFL E Champ ring-winner took the additional duties of I.H. Coach (pls. don't call him the Ar.FL's Rick Venturi or Terry Robiskie). Both, gone this year - enter former Mr. number #46,

Doug Plank, former Arizona Rattler Defencive Coordinator / ANNOUNCER. Also gone, in a trade to Nashvegas Kats is QB Leon Murray. Question - does Kubiak still have the magic he exhibited the year before ('03) when he took Dallas to the playoffs (where they lost to - who else, Georgia)? Stay tuned, unless you're a fish! Plank also did the unthinkjable in releasing OS/KR Markieth Cooper, the ex-Toronto Argo to New York (mistake). Prediction: fourth place Southern Division. No playoffs.

Grand Rapids Rampage: 8th season, alltime team record: 45-57-0. One win in one ArenaBowl appearance, '01. Coach: Sparky McEwen. QBs: . Michael Bishop, Darnell Kennedy, Romero Miller, Nick Browder. My what a differnece two years in the Arena League makes. Beginning before the '04 season, a colleague of mine said to me, "Didn't the Rampage just win the ArenaBowl a couple years ago." Yes, actually they did! In '01, I was there. To say last year was an unmitigated disaster for this once proud Ar.FL franchise would be a slight understatement. It wasn't that good! Gone are both Coaches from last season, Rick Frazier, now with Jim Foster's Quad City Steamwheelers in Af2 and Bob Cortese, who's either in a nut house somewhere or in a retirement home, the poor guy. Grand Rapids is still in better shape than the Detroit Fury, their former in-state rivals. McEwen returns to the team he once QB'd as an expansion team in '98 and He once was an Offencive Coordinator for when they were Champs. Getting OS Chris Jackson and OL/DL Tony Bowick should help - some. McEwen raided the CFL for 3 QBs, but what about the rest of the team Sparky? (Seriously, can you imagine being a Pro Football player playing for a Coach named Sparky?) Predicted finish: Last in Central Division. No playoffs. Bring on the AHL Griffins!

Las Vegas Gladiators: 9th season, alltime team record: 54-62-0. New Coach: Ron James. QB/ Offencive Coordinator: Clint Dolezel, other QBs: Rod Robinson (ex-CFL/Af2,who can play WR/LB too) Last season was an under acheiving one for the Galdiators, 7-9-0. They have arguably the best QB in the League in former Grand Rapids Champ Dolezel. They have one of the best WRs corps in this League as well, lead by Marcus Nash, Offencive player of the year. They are deep at OL/DL, lead by Steve (Kono) Konopka, ex-of Toronto. But they failed to land Hunkie Cooper and Randy Gtewood, two ex-UNLV hometowners, who reupped just in time to lose the Championship with Danny White's Rattlers, who are losing their bite. Don't worry Gladiator fans. Hope and help is on the way. New Coach James is a smart Arena League vet Coach and ex-player who will get their attention better than Kiddie-Coach Frank Haege did. Haege was great in Af2, but the battle scared Arena League vets didn't respect him enough or he wasn't good enough

to get their attention. One of the two. Vegas WILL have a winning season this year and WILL make the playoffs. But to expect them in the Division they are in to make the June 12th ArenaBowl, the League's first Neutral site one, at home is asking  a bit too much - this year. Predicted finish: third West but in the playoffs with a 9-7-0 mark. James for Coach of the Year? Could be!

Los Angeles Avengers: 6th season, alltime team record: 36-39-0. Coach: Ed Hodgkiss. QBs: John Kaleo, Billy Mann, Ryan Van Dyke. What can one do when almost the whole roster defects to free agency in the off season? Pray is one answer. Coach Ed Hodgkiss and Co.'s bigest losses in personnel were QB Tony Graziani, 99 TD tosses last year, to Bon Jovi/Jaworski's Philly Soul and OS Chris Jackson to Grand Rapids to play catch with three ex-CFL pivots, eh? No matter on Graziani, they got a better model in vet John Kaleo. He spent a meaningless year in Austin last year with an 8-8-0 expansion team. This year he can play pitch-and-catch with Greg Hopkins and Kelvin Ingram, the two WRs L.A. didn't lose. This is a very good team who should hold off 'Vegas for second but they won't quite catch Defending Champ San Jose for the West Divisin title. Predicted finish: finally a playoff win, 10-6-0.

Philadelphia Soul: 2nd year, alltime team record: 6-10-0. Coach: Mike Trigg. QBs: Tony (the graz) Graziani[L], Tim Levcik,Tony Zimmerman. The soul return the fourth best Coach in Ar.FL history and a ton of quality players such as: FB/DE-LB Chris Ryan and six good two-way OL/DL, a crucial necessity to winning in this League. If everybody stays healthy, Philly will challenge to win their Division. Graziani leaving L.A. is a win-win deal for both L.A. & Philly since it worked out well for both of these very good franchises. NBC will show a ton of Soul games on T.V and viewers don't want to watch an over-the-hill Todd Mammel or nobody H-backup QBs like Nick Browder, now back in Grand Rapids. Prediction: 9 or 10 wins for this second year club will more than be good enough to carry them a round or two into the Playoffs. Another pick of mine: Ryan for League M.V.P if he stays healthy - or doens't eat himself out of the League!

Tampa Bay Storm: 19th season, alltime team record: 158-63-0. Record in ArenaBowls: 4 wins, three losses. Coach: Tim Marcum ["The Coach." Arena Football's alltime winningest Coach: 164-54-0 mark, 17 seasons] QBs: Shane Stafford, Pat O'Hara, Stony Case. Other Key players: FB/LB Muhammad two blue-chip OL/DLm: CFL'r's TE/DE Kelvin Kinney & OG/NG Elfrid Payton. Another CFL'r, DS Jonathan Ordway, will also be tired from playing three back-to-back-to-back seasons of Pro Indoor 'ball in the U.S. & CFL up north for six months from when the Ar.FL season ends until Nov. The biggest reason I see for this team not even making the playoffs is: only eight teams will make the new playoffs but this time they will have TO GO THOUGH Orlando, instead OF AROUND them to make a run for ArenaBowl XIX. They may scrape by enough teams to get the last wildcard spot, but with so many players new to the Indoor style Footie, or old, or tired, I just don't see the Storm hitting on all cylinders. Predicted finish: 8-8-0. But don't EVER count Coach Marcums boys out!

San Jose Sabercats: 11th season, alltime team record: 96-49-0. Two wins in two ArenaBowls. G.M. / Offencive Coordinator; Terry Malley, Coach: Darren Arbet. QBs: Mark Grieb, Nick Rolovich. FB/LB Keala Keana'aina is not going to an NFL camp this time around so the Sabercats can breath easier this year. When you are going into an Indoor Football season with only 20 active players and most teams in this loop go through many FB/LBs every year, you really have to have good scouting. I guess that is the main reason that they have won two ArenaBowls in the last three seasons. Start with good depth (every time their QBs get dinged up, they call on realiable Scott Wood to jump back into uniform and it's worked like a good luck charm, two of the last three seasons). Also back are: quality players like Norfolk St. grad WR/LB James Roe, OL/DL Frank Beede, OL/DL Joe Jacobs, WR/LB Jerry Reece, WR/ DB Shalon Baker (CFL rookie of the year in '95), OL/DL Sam Hernandez, the Leagues alltime sack leader [69.5]. How much these guys have left will determine how far they go. They have the best overall Coaching staff in Arena Pro 'ball and two very good QBs. Prediction: First place in the West, fighting off both L.A. & L.V. loss in the second round of the playoffs.

New Orleans (second season) and New York (11th season). New Orleans QBs: John Rayborn, Andy Kelly, Billy Dicken. New York QB / Offencive Coordinator; Aaron Garcia, other N.Y. QBs: [can you believe they still have the rights to Giant's QB Kurt Warner?}, Chris Boden, Kane Claunch & Robbie Gordon. New Orlean Coach, Mike Neu, was Coach of the year in '04, as well he should have been for getting these jokes into the playoffs with only OS Aaron Bailey, FB/LB Dan Curran, the ex-U Mass. hockey player and TE/DE B.J. Cohen, who appears to be on last legs, chewing gum, tape and bailing wire. In the first playoff round, despite being at home, New Orleans, which very well could go from 11-6 last year to 6-10 this year, ended up on the short end of a shoot out with John Elway's Colorado Crush, 45-41. Too many QBs were paraded through Bourbon street into New Orleans Arena last year and journeyman John Fitzgerald, now with Austin, was the best. 

He had lost his job three weeks earlier to ex-Saskatchewan backup, John Rayborn, who came to N'Awlins three weeks earlier on waivers from Columbus, when the Destroyers activated ex-Roanoke Af2 pivot, Matt D'Orazio [a vet of Milwaukee and New Jersey's former Ar.FL teams]. Rayborn then proceeded to blow a 'hoof' [left achilles heal] on National television and they went back to the inconsistent Fitzgerald, who helped get Coach Neu's Carolina Cobras into the playoffs and they upset Champ Grand Rapids in the first round in '02. Rayborn is still on the rebound and so ancient Andy Kelly, the only QB in Pro Football history to throw for over 700 TDs (684 in Ar.FL play and 17 more in the NFL 'AAA's in Europe), ex-Hamilton Tiger-Cat, Chicago Rush and Detroit Fury pivot Billy Dicken, who helped Quad City win the '00 first Arena Cup is also on hand. Lucky N.O.! They'll need it. With the divisions properly realigned New York, with ancient Aaron Garcia (no relation, thank goodness!), also a career 600 TD passer on hand, Chris Boden and two Af2 vets: Claunch and Gordon on hand, probably won't make the playoffs this season. I doubt both these teams will either be in the League in a year or two or still be in the same cities. 

A lot will depend on when the NHL starts playing again and whether N.O. owner Tom Benson buys an NHL franchise or not. Neither New York, N.O., or for that matter Columbus invested much in free agent players this off season, while most Arena teams loaded up for bear. This is what finished off the Carolina franchise after the '04 season. Detoit and Indiana were finished off because of scheduling problems getting Arena dates. See, not all teams have adapted well to the NBC enforced old XFL schedule of playing right after the NFL season. And this year, the teams start even earliersince NBC wants to show the National Lacrosse League allstar game (Calgary, Feb. 26th) and the NFL decided to move the Super Bowl back another week after the National and American Conference Championships, both not to smart moves in this Footie Reporters mind. But hey, at least the CFL's schedule makes sense this year, eh? New Orleans, New York, Columbus, Austin and Nashville will have mucho trouble making the playoffs. Also, expect many new teams in the Ar.FL and Af2 next year. More NFL owners are coming in, as well as the '06 start-up of the Salt Lake City team, with Coach Danny White at the helm, owned in part by Larry Miller and the Utah 'Jazz'. Maybe Benson can trade his team's ridiculous nickname to Utah for the 'Jazz'. Or maybe John Stockton and Karl Malone will sign up as part-owners. As "the Arena stomach turns." Moose

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