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From Neil Reynolds at NFLE Media.

Sea Devils aim to get off mark; Admirals host Galaxy; Undefeated Fire visit local rivals Cologne

IT may only be Week Three of the 2006 NFL Europe League season but the contests taking place this weekend will be of vital importance in the race to reach Yello Strom World Bowl XIV on Saturday May 27. In the opening game of the weekend, the Hamburg Sea Devils (0-2) will look to get into the win column when they play host to the Berlin Thunder (1-1) at 6:00 p.m. CET on Saturday April 1.

Later that night, at 7:00 p.m. CET, a pair of teams coming off Week Two victories will go head to head as the Frankfurt Galaxy (1-1) visits the Amsterdam Admirals (1-1). The weekend’s action concludes at 4:00 p.m. CET on Sunday April 2 with the undefeated Rhein Fire (2-0) taking on local rivals the Cologne Centurions (1-1) for The Rhein Cup.

Injury categories are as follows: Out – Definitely will not play Doubtful – 75 percent chance will not play Questionable – 50/50 chance of playing Probable – Virtual certainty of playing

Quarterback Injuries for Week 3 None

Full list of injuries for Week 3 games

BERLIN THUNDER (1-1) AT HAMBURG SEA DEVILS (0-2)

Berlin Thunder Out: G Mike Erickson (abdomen) - IR; CB James

Thornton (concussion)

Questionable: DT Samuel Taulealea (elbow)

Probable: DT Kevin Carberry (knee); DT Jason Davis

(hip); DE Christian Mohr (knee)

Hamburg Sea Devils Out: DE Darrell Wright (ankle)

Questionable: LB Byron Hardmon (quad); S Shawn

Mayer (ribs)

Probable: RB Jimmy Dixon (ribs); LB Aden Durde

(ankle/back); C Augie Hoffman (finger); DT Kevin

Lewis (Achilles); G Kyle Takavitz (thigh/elbow)

FRANKFURT GALAXY (1-1) AT AMSTERDAM ADMIRALS (1-1

Frankfurt Galaxy Ques Questionable:LB Matt Farrior (ankle); CB James Taylor (ankle)

Probable: S Rob Lee (back); G Qasim Mitchel (tooth)
LB Rikiya Ishida (leg)

RHEIN FIRE (2-0) AT COLOGNE CENTURIONS (1-1)

Rhein Fire Out: DT Johnathanio Conley (head); LB Stephen

Larsen (elbow)

Doubtful: CB Reggie Austin (ankle)

Questionable: CB Gabriel Helms (shoulder)

Cologne Centurions Out: LB Thomas Houchin (knee/hip) – IR
Questionable: T Jon Doty (calf/back); DT Bryan Save (knee)

Probable: WR Brian Bratton (quad); CB Mark Estelle (shoulder);
S Brandon Pinderhughes (calf)

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From Moose "NFL Europe Week Three Update
Scores: Amsterdam 20, Cologne (not aftershave) 15,
Frankfurt 31, Hamburg 14
Rhein 21, Berlin 13

Werner Hippler's first career two-point conversion wasn't enough to help Cologne to victory over defending champ Amsterdam yesterday. There still has not been only one tie game (Frankfurt and London [now Berlin] in the League's history. I went out on a limp (what else is new?) and picked Amsterdam / Cologne as a tie since I could not separate them on paper. It was however an important win for the Admirals, who I think will play Cologne for the NFL E ('AAA') Championship in Dusseldorf on May 27th. We'll see, I guess.

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From Neil Reynolds at NFLE Media.

Rushing star Robinson honored for 150-yard day; Fire hero Fontenot named Defensive Player of Week

FRANKFURT Galaxy rusher ROGER ROBINSON has been named NFL Europe Offensive Player of the Week following his outstanding display while leading his team to victory over the Hamburg Sea Devils on Saturday night. Robinson, allocated by the Arizona Cardinals, gained 150 yards on 23 carries (6.5-yard average) and scored on a 34-yard run during Frankfurt’s 31-14 win. The speedy halfback also added 3 receptions for 26 yards.

After two weeks of action, Robinson has a 99-yard lead over his nearest rival at the top of the NFLEL rushing charts having gained 253 yards on 49 carries (5.2-yard average). He also leads the league in combined yards from scrimmage with 279 (253 rushing, 26 receiving).

Robinson said: “It feels good to be leading the league in rushing right now, but it’s early. We’re only two games into it and we have eight to go. If I’m on top after Week 10, then I’ll feel real good.” Green Bay Packers-allocated cornerback THERRIAN FONTENOT was named Defensive Player of the Week after he helped the league-leading Rhein Fire defense shut out the Berlin Thunder en route to a 22-0 victory.

Fontenot recorded 3 tackles, 3 passes defended and 2 interceptions, with the first crucial pick coming in his own end zone at the start of the second half. His second interception at Berlin’s 41-yard line was returned 10 yards and set up the Fire’s final touchdown of the game, giving the visitors a 19-0 advantage. Through two games, Fontenot jointly leads NFL Europe with 2 interceptions and leads the Fire with 4 passes broken up.

Special Teams Player of the Week honors went to Amsterdam Admirals cornerback JUSTIN PERKINS, whose 72-yard return of a blocked field goal for a touchdown helped his team to a 20-15 victory over the Cologne Centurions. Perkins, of the Kansas City Chiefs, also recorded 2 special teams tackles, 5 defensive stops and 2 passes defended as the Admirals evened their record at 1-1. English wide receiver SCOTT McCREADY was named National Player of the Week for his efforts during the Hamburg Sea Devils’ 31-14 defeat at the hands of the Frankfurt Galaxy.

McCready caught a team-high 8 passes for 95 yards and became just the third player in NFLEL history to top 150 career receptions, taking his total to 151 – good enough for joint-second place in the all-time rankings alongside former Barcelona Dragons tight end Demetrius Davis (1991-1992, 1995-1996). McCready also broke Hamburg’s all-time receptions mark, taking his total in a Sea Devils uniform to 47, surpassing the mark of 42 set by Chris Collins in 2005. The former New England Patriots wide receiver won three Player of the Week awards in 2005.

NFL EUROPE LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS – WEEK 2

OFFENSIVE                   ROGER ROBINSON                  RB        Frankfurt
DEFENSIVE                    THERRIAN FONTENOT             CB        Rhein
SPECIAL TEAMS           JUSTIN PERKINS                     CB        Amsterdam
NATIONAL                     SCOTT McCREADY                   WR       Hamburg

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From Neil Reynolds at NFLE Media.

Amsterdam Admirals Week 2 Depth Chart

OFFENSE
WR        80 Chad Lucas                                19 Vincent Butler
WR        18 Noriaki Kinoshita *                      89 Skyler Fulton
LT         73 Jeff Roehl                                   74 Clint Stickdorn
LG        68 Ben Herrell
C           72 Tyler Lenda                                60 Mike Johnson
RG         62 Michael King
RT         77 Marko Cavka                              74 Clint Stickdorn
TE         85 Tory Humphrey                           84 Ben Hall
WR        87 Craig Bragg                               19 Vincent Butler
QB         5 Gibran Hamdan                          12 Jared Allen                    17 Reggie Robertson
RB         25 Larry Croom                               32 Diamond Ferri               22 Sandino Octobre *

DEFENSE
LE         99 Earl Cochran                                90 Claude Harriott             92 Tony Brown|
LT         96 Jeremy Caudill                             94 Marcus Jasmin              71 Patrice Majondo-Mwamba
RT         92 Tony Brown                                 96 Jeremy Caudill              71 Patrice Majondo-Mwamba
RE         98 Darrell Lee                                  90 Claude Harriott             92 Tony Brown
OLB       44 Derrick Ballard                            58 Jeremy Cain                 53 Shawn Morgan
MLB      50 Carl-Johan Bjork *                       51 Rikiya Ishida *              45 Phil Archer
OLB       47 Nick Hannah                              45 Phil Archer                     56 Akwasi Mensah *
LCB       23 Abraham Elimimian                    27 Kevin Timothee
FS         20 Atari Bigby                                 21 Ryota Hori *
SS         42 Corey Peoples                            21 Ryota Hori *
RCB       26 Justin Perkins                            31 Art Thomas

SPECIAL TEAMS
K           6   Ryan Killeen                                 9 Glenn Pakulak
H           9   Glenn Pakulak                            17 Reggie Robertson
PS         58 Jeremy Cain                               45 Phil Archer
KS         58 Jeremy Cain                               45 Phil Archer
P           9   Glenn Pakulak                              6   Ryan Killeen
KR         18 Noriaki Kinoshita *                      32 Diamond Ferri
PR         18 Noriaki Kinoshita *                      32 Diamond Ferri

* National Player

Cologne Centurions Week 2 Depth Chart

OFFENSE
WR        19 Brian Bratton                              81 Reggie Newhouse
WR        13 Jamall Broussard                        19 Brian Bratton                81 Reggie Newhouse
LT         79 Jon Doty                                    72 William Obeng
LG        77 Daniel Martz                               54 Phil Hawkins
C           57 Dave Pearson
RG         74 Erik Pears                                  51 David Odenthal *
RT         73 Jared Peck                                 75 Cesar Loredo *
TE         86 Werner Hippler *                         88 Mario Jackson              87 Trent Smith
QB         16 Kliff Kingsbury                              7   Shane Boyd                 5   Tory Woodbury
RB         22 Fred Russell                              25 Alex Haynes                  32 Jamaal Branch
WR        80 Michael Gasperson                     17 Michihiro Ogawa *

DEFENSE
LE         56 Omar Nazel                                          99 Otis Grigsby
LT         78 Eddie Freeman                           96 Mauricio Lopez *
RT         95 Arrion Dixon                               96 Mauricio Lopez *
RE         92 Alain Kashama                           91 Darrell Wright
OLB       48 David Bergeron                          42 Josh Dean
MLB      58 Thomas Houchin                         40 Jonathan Pollard
OLB       47 Philippe Gardent *                      44 Eric Omar Cantu *
LCB       21 Aric Williams                              26 Matt Clark
FS         31 Kevin Curtis                               20 Brandon Pinderhughes
SS         41 Raymond Ventrone                     34 Daniel Schober *
RCB       30 Lance Frazier                             23 Mark Estelle

SPECIAL TEAMS
K           15 Tim Duncan
H           87 Trent Smith                                9   Gabe Lindstrom
P           9   Gabe Lindstrom
LS         48 David Bergeron
KR         19 Brian Bratton                             22 Fred Russell                  21 Aric Williams
PR         13 Jamall Broussard                        19 Brian Bratton                21 Aric Williams

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From Neil Reynolds at NFLE Media.

Week One winners clash in Berlin; Sea Devils visit Galaxy; Centurions welcome Admirals to Cologne

TWO clubs which emerged victorious in opening weekend action will go head to head when the Rhein Fire (1-0) visits the Berlin Thunder (1-0) as the 2006 NFL Europe League season continues on Saturday March 25. The contest kicks off at 6:00 p.m. CET at Berlin’s Olympic Stadium.

Looking for their first win of the new season at Commerzbank Arena will be the hometown Frankfurt Galaxy (0-1) and the visiting Hamburg Sea Devils (0-1). Both clubs suffered narrow four-point defeats in Week One and will be keen to even their record on Saturday night.

The Week Two action concludes at 4:00 p.m. CET on Sunday March 26 as the Cologne Centurions (1-0) play host to the Amsterdam Admirals (0-1), knowing they have yet to defeat the Dutch club in four attempts dating back to 2004.

Injury categories are as follows: Out – Definitely will not play, Doubtful – 75 percent chance will not play Questionable – 50/50 chance of playing. Probable – Virtual certainty of playing

Quarterback Injuries for Week 2 - None

Full list of injuries for Week 2 games

RHEIN FIRE (1-0) AT BERLIN THUNDER (1-0)

Rhein Fire No new injuries to report

Berlin Thunder
Out: DT Samuel Taulealea (elbow)
Doubtful: G Mike Erickson (ribs); LB Malcolm Postell (hamstring)
Probable: WR Alejandro Gamez (back); DE Jeff Green (neck); TE Sebastian Schneider (Achilles); CB Duvol Thompson (thumb); LB Andre Torrey (foot)

HAMBURG SEA DEVILS (0-1) AT FRANKFURT GALAXY (0-1)

Hamburg Sea Devils Out: DT Keith Wright (ankle) – IR

Probable: LB Aden Durde (back); G Kyle Takavitz (elbow)

Frankfurt Galaxy Probable: C Charles Missant (knee)

AMSTERDAM ADMIRALS (0-1) AT COLOGNE CENTURIONS (1-0)

Amsterdam Admirals Out: TE Yoan Schnee (arm) - IR

Cologne Centurions Out: DT Bryan Save (knee)

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Week One Scores:
Cologne 14, Hamburg 10
Berlin 33, Amsterdam 29
Rhein 10, Frankfurt 6

Milestones: Cologne starting TE Werner (Verne) Hippler set two all-time records Saturday in Hamburg, Germany by becoming the first player in League History to play in 89 games (previous record 88 by Scotland [now Cologne]'s Scott "Scoups" Couper, and also in the process became the first player to play in 10 NFL E seasons. Ver Dunken! Hipp also played two years here in the states with the San Diego Chargers as Darren Bennett's mate, and one year in the ill-fated X-FL with the Las Vegas Outlaws.

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Standings:
Berlin         1-0-0
Cologne     1-0-0
Rhein         1-0-0
Amsterdam 0-1-0
Hamburg     0-1-0
Frankfurt     0-1-0

Game Balls:
1) K. Kingbury, QB, Cologne
2) C.Mohr, DE, Berlin [not the former 16 yr.- former Montreal WLAF/ NFL player]
3) O. Kimrin, K, Rhein
4) S. Fulton, WR, Amsterdam
5) N. Kinoshita, WR-RB, Amsterdam
Honourable Mention: Verne Hippler, TE. Cologne (see above)" Moose

From Neil Reynolds at NFLE Media "National player trio make league history; Campbell named Offensive Player of Week"

FOR the first time in league history, three home-grown national players have earned NFL Europe League Player of the Week prizes following their outstanding efforts in Week One.

French linebacker PHILIPPE GARDENT became the first national player to win the Defensive Player of the Week prize as he recorded a team-high 12 tackles during the Cologne Centurions’ 14-10 defeat of the Hamburg Sea Devils.

The fourth-year linebacker said: “This is really just my second season in NFL Europe because I was hurt in 2003 and 2004 but I am beginning to understand everything that happens on the field. I feel I am a much better player this year and it felt great to help the team get off to such a good start in Hamburg.” Japanese wide receiver NORIAKI KINOSHITA, now in his second season in NFL Europe, was named Special Teams Player of Week One as he scored on a 59-yard punt return to spark a late Amsterdam Admirals revival during a 33-29 loss to the Berlin Thunder. The native of Osaka, Japan, also returned 3 kickoffs for 56 yards, added 1 reception for 13 yards and gained 2 yards on a wide receiver reverse.

Rookie Mexican wide receiver JUAN WONG was chosen as National Player of the Week after he caught a 45-yard touchdown pass from fellow wideout Chris Samp on the Rhein Fire’s first play of the new season. Wong, who ended the night with a team-high 66 receiving yards on 2 catches during Rhein’s 10-6 victory over Frankfurt, said: “I just ran my route but I didn’t know I was so wide open. I just saw the ball and caught it. That is what I am supposed to do – I do this for a living now.”

Offensive Player of the Week honors went to Berlin Thunder quarterback LANG CAMPBELL, who was allocated to NFL Europe by the Cleveland Browns. Campbell looked a model of efficiency during his team’s 33-29 defeat of the Amsterdam Admirals, completing 16 of 26 passes (61.5 percent) for 139 yards and 1 touchdown. His touchdown strike covering 27 yards to wide receiver Rich Musinski gave Berlin an early 14-0 lead.

With the Thunder needing to run out the clock inside the two-minute warning, Campbell came up with one of his most important throws of the evening as he calmly hit wide receiver Lance Moore for a 13-yard gain on third-and-four. That allowed Berlin to run the remaining seconds off the clock and emerge victorious.
After the opening round of NFLEL games, Campbell leads the league with an 88.5 passer rating but aims to improve in the coming weeks, stating: “It’s always nice to win the first one and set the tone for the rest of the season. I thought we did a lot of good things. I saw a lot of positives out there, but there are some mistakes that we need to fix. There is room for improvement.”

NFL EUROPE LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS – WEEK 1

OFFENSIVE                  LANG CAMPBELL                                QB       Berlin
DEFENSIVE                  PHILIPPE GARDENT                            LB        Cologne
SPECIAL TEAMS           NORIAKI KINOSHITA                          WR       Amsterdam
NATIONAL                   JUAN WONG                                      WR       Rhein

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From Moose "NFL Europe Game Kickoff Preview this weekend!"
Cologne @ Homburg. My Pick: Cologne by 11. Werner Hippler could set as many as five records this weekend as the Centurians take on the Sea Dragons on the road. For Hamburg, they better hope they can keep a very good pass rush of Cologne's out of the face of James Killian (Houston), who starts @ QB. If he can throw 9 or 10 passes to brit WR Scott McCready, Hamburg has a chance. If not, it's to bad Hipp will set the following records on the road: Most career games played by an NFL E player in career (89), most seasons played in NFL E (10), most catches and TDs for a TE in NFL E career (Hipp will add to those marks he already holds. In addition, he holds the marks for most games played in both Cologne and Frankfurt's club histories, already).

Frankfurt @ Timmy Chang's Rhein Fire (Note: World Bowl XIV will be in Dussledorf, home of the Rhein Fire, Saturday, May 27th). Moose's Pick: Frankfurt by 1 or 2. Timmy Chang may not start - yet, but he will play. He is allocated by the Philadelphia Eagles. He was cut by Arizona and Detroit last August and assigned to Philly's practice squad, where he may end up again this year - hanging on to a Pro QB job by the skin of his finger nails like Nick Rolovich (Ar.FL) and Shawn Withy-Allen (currently a H.C., if you can believe that, in Af2). It won't be pretty for Chang or Dallas allocated Drew Henson (what is it with these baseball player- QB converts and the Cowboys, who keep sending them to NFL E?) if Danny Benetka gets to them early. Benetka is back after a one-yr layoff and is hungry for QB sacks.

Berlin @ Defending Champ Amsterdam. Well - we'll see if their is life after Jarrett Payton, eh? Seattle allocated Gibran Hamdan gets his absolute last chance to prove he can play QB in the NFL 'AAA's. If the Admirals can repeat, it'll be on his shoulders unless Jared Allen (not Flint!) is ready, which it didn't seem like in training camp in Tampa.

My pick. Amsterdam by six (which is german for 'sex', or is it the other way around). Oh guess who starts for Berlin @ QB? Miami's allocated Brock Berlin. Who says the jerries don't have a sense of humour?" Moose

NFL Europe News direct from NFL Europe Media.

WORLD BOWL RE-MATCH KICKS OFF 14TH SEASON; OLD RIVALS MEET AGAIN; SEA DEVILS KICK OFF AT HOME

THE long wait is over and the NFL Europe League is ready to roar back into action with its 14th season kicking off on March 18. And for the second year in a row, the new campaign will kick off with a re-match of the previous World Bowl match-up as the Berlin Thunder aim to seek revenge for last June’s title game loss to the Amsterdam Admirals. Also in Week 1, the long and storied Deutschland Derby rivalry resumes as the Rhein Fire plays host to the Frankfurt Galaxy. The 2006 season gets underway with the Cologne Centurions paying a visit to the Hamburg Sea Devils, who will look to build on a promising 2005 campaign. With a grueling training camp in Tampa Bay, Florida, completed, it is time for the talking to stop and the battle for a championship to begin. The road to Yello Strom World Bowl XIV in Düsseldorf, Germany, on Saturday May 27 begins in earnest this weekend. Who will emerge as championship material? Only time will tell.

WEEK ONE SCHEDULE

SATURDAY MARCH 18

Cologne Centurions at Hamburg Sea Devils

AOL Arena, Hamburg, 6:00 p.m.

Berlin Thunder at Amsterdam Admirals

Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam, 7:00 p.m.

Frankfurt Galaxy at Rhein Fire

LTU arena, Düsseldorf, 7:00 p.m.

Coaches focused on opening weekend following training camp warm-up in Florida

AFTER spending three weeks turning a group of total strangers into a team during preseason training camp in Tampa Bay, Florida, the six NFL Europe League head coaches are busy putting the finishing touches to their preparations ahead of this weekend’s opening night action. And after enjoying some of the finest weather Florida had to offer – which meant no important preseason practice time was lost - the players and coaches jetted into sub-zero temperatures and snow flurries across Germany and the Netherlands last week. Amsterdam Admirals head coach BART ANDRUS said: “One of our main issues was transferring from sunny Tampa to the snowstorms in the Netherlands.” Frankfurt Galaxy head coach MIKE JONES added: “This is the first time since I have been coaching over here that I have flown in and it’s snowing. It was sitting there on the ground waiting for us but it’s not that bad.” Despite a chilly reception, all six teams know there is a great deal to play for in the coming weeks and months and are remaining focused on their ultimate goal – to lift the famous World Bowl trophy in Düsseldorf’s LTU arena on Saturday May 27.

Admirals head coach Andrus leads his team into the defense of its title with a World Bowl re-match against the Berlin Thunder on opening night. He says: “I think we’ve had a real good camp but we’re only just starting. Some players tend to think they don’t have to be on top of their game any more because they have made the team but nothing could be further from the truth. “Although it is a new season with new players, I’m pretty sure Berlin will be eager to come out and play. They’re facing the reigning World Bowl champions. It’s going to be an interesting fight.”

Thunder head coach RICK LANTZ is aiming to guide the club to a third successive World Bowl appearance under his tutelage and says: “We haven’t had any complaints about the fact that it’s cold and snowy. This is more of an evolving football team than the two I have had previously, so we’ll see how it’s going to be. “We got the guys we wanted so they have to play up to their level of capability. We have to coach up to our level of capability. That’s going to be the test to see if both of those things happen.” After assuming the role of head coach during the preseason, Cologne’s DAVID DUGGAN has quickly adapted to life at the top, saying: “It was difficult to let some quality players go at the end of training camp but that’s the nature of the business. “It was a very successful preseason and I am confident going forward with the players that we have. I was happy with the intensity and aggressiveness that this team showed throughout training camp and I’m excited about the season. We have enough talent to do some very good things in NFL Europe." Entering his third season in Frankfurt, Galaxy head coach Mike Jones will be keen to lead the Men in Purple to a record seventh appearance in World Bowl. On the eve of the new campaign, the former NFL wide receiver says: “We had a decent training camp and we came out injury free. Our offensive line did a great job in camp and we ran the football pretty well.

Defensively, without question, we are much faster than in previous years and the players are anxious to get out there and show what they can do.” Veteran NFLEL head coach JACK BICKNELL will kick off a 14th season in the league – and a second in charge of the Hamburg Sea Devils – by playing host to the Cologne Centurions in Week 1. Looking to reach World Bowl for the first time since he took the Barcelona Dragons to the championship game in 2001, Bicknell says: “I am looking forward to the start of the season. Every year, we get excited about playing these games.

“The biggest challenge is getting settled and into a routine. Once we are in a routine, we will be ready to play. I think we are going to have a good team.

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NFL Europe News direct from Neil Reynolds at NFL Europe Media.

TEAMS MAKE ROSTER CUTS AS TRAINING CAMP CLOSES

The final act of NFLEL training camp produced a happy ending for some and disappointment for others as coaching staffs trimmed their rosters in preparation for this week’s flights to Europe, where the new season will kick off on March 18.

Following the final game condition scrimmages of camp, teams made their decisions about which 48 men to retain on their regular season rosters. The following transactions were made to finalise those rosters:

Amsterdam Admirals WAIVED: K Tyler Fredrickson, DB Lamar Lee, DB Sam Massey, OL Henry Tellis, DB Marvin Ward, WR Isaac West, TE Mark Wood. INJURED RESERVE: WR O.J. Small. REASSIGNED: TE Trent Smith (to Cologne). NATIONALS: Waived DB Amilcar Grot; Reassigned OL Cesar Loredo (to Cologne).

Berlin Thunder WAIVED: DB Jamacia Jackson, DL A.J. Lindsay, WR Kendrick Moseley, P Chad Parrish, OL Brandon Phillips, RB Fred Staton, RB Webb Lee. INJURED RESERVE: RB Derek Farmer. NATIONALS: Signed WR Christopher Liess (from Cologne).

Cologne Centurions WAIVED: WR Jonathan Carter, CB Randee Drew, WR Bill Flowers, TE Joey Hawkins, DE Ryan Hoffman, DE Pat Pa’u, CB Brandon Payne, TE Neil Philpot, LB Robert Rodriguez, WR Edward Simms. INJURED RESERVE: RB Jonathan Combs, OL Carlos Joseph. SIGNED: G Phil Hawkins (from Frankfurt), T William Obeng (from Rhein), TE Trent Smith (from Amsterdam). NATIONALS: Reassigned WR Christopher Liess to Berlin; Signed OL Cesar Loredo from Amsterdam.

Frankfurt Galaxy WAIVED: P Bryce Benekos, DL Derham Cato, WR Chris Davis, DB Daniel Leger, TE Duncan Reid, WR Thomas Hannibal, LB Daryl Towns, RB Butchie Wallace, WR Mike Warfield. INJURED RESERVE: RB Terry Butler; WR Jeremy Carter, DB Hiram Eugene. REASSIGNED: G Phil Hawkins (to Cologne). NATIONALS: Waived OL Peter Fields, LB Ken St. Eloi.

Hamburg Sea Devils WAIVED: WR Matt Cherry, LS Dusty Daws, K Hayden Epstein, OL Reese Hicks, LB Pasha Jackson, TE Willie Walden, DL Davern Williams. INJURED RESERVE: S Chonn Lacey, WR Marcel Willis. NATIONALS: Waived LB Fabian Bischoff.

Rhein Fire WAIVED: WR Jason Anderson, LB Brian Atkinson, RB DeCori Birmingham, FB Doug Easlick, QB Chad Friehauf, DB Erick Haris, WR Steven Harris, TE Mike Kallfelz, DB Arnold Parker. INJURED RESERVE: FB Greg Hanoain. REASSIGNED: OL William Obeng (to Cologne).

NFLEL ANNOUNCES SPONSORSHIP DEAL WITH YELLO STROM FOR WORLD BOWL

THE NFL Europe League’s championship game is to be sponsored by Yello Strom for the second year running, the NFLEL announced today.

Yello Strom World Bowl XIV will be played in Düsseldorf’s LTU arena on May 27, as part of a new agreement with the national brand of one of Germany’s largest energy providers, EnBW (Energie Baden-Wuertemberg). Yello Strom was also the sponsor of World Bowl XIII.

JIM CONNELLY, Managing Director of NFL Europe, said: “We are delighted to be able to welcome back Yello Strom as title sponsor of World Bowl XIV. We have been able to build on the relationship that was developed during their sponsorship of last year’s game and have already progressed negotiations for future years.

“A deal like this demonstrates the importance of World Bowl in the European sporting calendar. With the fantastic support and enthusiasm of Yello Strom, we look forward to creating a great occasion this year.”

MARTIN VESPER, General Manager of Yello Strom, said: “We are very excited to be part of World Bowl again. It was a great event last year and there was a tremendous atmosphere in the stadium. We are looking to turning the LTU arena yellow on World Bowl day and being part of a memorable final."

Connelly also paid tribute to other major sponsors of the NFL Europe League, saying: “We are very lucky to have outstanding partnerships again this year with Skoda and Citigroup, as well as many team sponsors on the local level. This all shows the commercial value of the NFL Europe League.”

Düsseldorf, which staged last year’s World XIII triumph of the Amsterdam Admirals over the Berlin Thunder, will become the first city to host four World Bowls, having also been the venue in 1999 and 2002.

JOACHIM ERWIN, Lord Mayor of Düsseldorf, said: “To host the World Bowl for the fourth time is a very special honor for our city. The NFLEL has decided to stage the World Bowl at the LTU arena for the second year in a row and we in Düsseldorf regard that as a huge award.

“This honor demonstrates that LTU arena matches the highest international standards, with outstanding organization and infrastructure. We consider that Düsseldorf is the capital city of American football in Europe and, certainly, I would be delighted if the Rhein Fire wins Yello Strom World Bowl XIV on May 27.”

Yello Strom World Bowl XIV is expected to be aired around the world in more than 150 countries, including a live audience in the United States on the NFL Network. Germany’s number one network, ARD, will air a same-day highlights package, while the championship game can be seen live in Germany and Europe on NASN, the North American Sports Network.

As well as the game itself, World Bowl week will feature many build-up events in Düsseldorf. In addition, World Bowl will feature the culmination of a season-long series of league-wide competitions to find the NFLEL’s best fans, cheerleaders, entertainment acts, journalists and photographer.

SAMMY SCHMALE, General Manager of the Rhein Fire, explained: “Although World Bowl XIV is in Düsseldorf and hosted by the Rhein Fire, we want to bring all elements of the whole league together to celebrate the climax of our season. The triumphant team in World Bowl will not be the only winners – we aim to honor the many different groups who have played such an important role in the success of World Bowl and the NFLEL for many years. There will also be some great prizes to be won on the day of World Bowl by fans in the stadium.”

Information about the first NFLEL Journalism Awards were announced today (see accompanying release), with details of other competitions scheduled to be announced in the near future.

The 2006 NFLEL season kicks off on March 18, when the Admirals and Thunder meet in a World Bowl XIII rematch in Amsterdam, the Fire host long-time rival Frankfurt Galaxy and the Cologne Centurions travel to the Hamburg Sea Devils.

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