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Tues, Oct 18 05 "NFL International Update: NFL Mexico Flexes it’s muscali (muscles)!" Moose

American style Futbol has a long history in Mexico. And Arizona’s Rolando Cantuis the first Mexican born player, who played at a Mexican University, to be on an NFL team roster (he has been on the practice squad of the redbirds since the ’04 NFL season. He stood on the sidelines for the Cardinals win over the hapless San Francisco 49ers two weekends ago, Sunday.

Cantu was a national starter for the NFL E Champ Berlin Thunder in ’04, winning the NFL ‘AAA’ Championship (i.e., half a Super Bowl). He played at three time Mexican University Champs Univ. of Monterrey, the city that the Montreal / Puerto Rico Expos almost moved to several years ago. Monterrey has produced several big League ball players and has put seven of the nine Mexicali NFL Euro players in the NFL ‘AAA’s." Moose

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Sunday, Sept 4 05 "NFL Update: International North American Football / League Games: CFL-NFL-AFL-WFL-Ar.FL: Re: nfl vs cfl" Myk

A question to Moose from Nick.

"The games played in the US of course were played with NFL or in the '60's AFL rules. The games played on the Rugby fields in Canada where they have played Canadian Pro Football since 1909 (11 years before the NFL even started!), were played with three downs, 12 men, multiple forward motion and all the other rules of standard CFL football.

1909 CFL Hamilton v. Ottawa; Hamilton wins 11-6 in New York City
1926 NFL Los Angeles OVER New York Giants in Toronto
1950 New York Giants 27, Ottawa Rough Riders 6 in Ottawa, Can.
1951 New York Giants 41, Ottawa Rough Riders 18 in Ottawa, Can.
1959 Chicago Cardinals 55, Toronto Argonauts 26, Toronto, Can.
1960 Pittsburgh Steelers 43, Toronto Argonauts 16, Toronto, Can.
1960 NFL Chicago Bears 16, New York Giants 7
1961 Saint Louis Cardinals 36, Toronto Argonauts 7
1961 Chicago Bears 34, Montreal Alouettes 16, in Montreal
1961 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 38, Buffalo Bills (AFL) 21, in Hamilton, Can.
1969 NFL Pittsburgh Steelers 17, New York Giants 13, in Montreal, Can.
1969 Detroit (NFL) 22, Boston (AFC) 9, in Montreal, Can.
1974 WFL Detroit 27, Philadelphia 16, in London, Ont., Can.
1988 NFL New York Jets 11, Cleveland, in Montreal, Can.
1990 NFL Pittsburgh 30, New England 14, in Montreal
1992 NFL E (NFL 'AAA') Championship - Barcelona 21, Montreal 17, in Montreal, Can.
1997 Ar.FL New Jersey 39, Florida 26, in Ottawa, Can.
1997 NFL Green Bay 35, Buffalo 3
1998 NFL San Francisco 24, Seattle 21, in Vancouver, Can." Moose

Thurs, June 16 05 "Moose's NFL Europe Final National Player Update, 2005 Season! NFL Players now on NFL Practice squad!" Myk

Amsterdam Admirals –

Nat. Players:

Carl Johan-Bjork, Swedish LB.

Rikiya Ishida, Japanese LB and former Hawai’ian Islanders Af2 player.

Noriaki Kinoshita, Japanese WR/KR, who had a big kick return in the World Bowl.

Maurico Lopez, Mexican DT.

Cesar Loredo, Mexican Offencive Lineman.

Sandino Octobre, French RB.

Satoshi Shimazu, Japanese DB/WR.

Berlin Thunder –

Nat. Players:

Carl Diggs, Canadian LB., formerly with the Toronto Argonauts.

Mazakazu Goda, Japanese, 306-lb., Centre.

Brian Johnson, Canadian FB.

Richard Yancy, German, DB.

Cologne Centurians –

Nat. Players:

Lenny Greene, German DB.

Vernor Hippler, German-Canadian, TE/KS.

Alexander Haritonenko, German-born, DLm.

Kentaro Namiki, Japanese QB.

Kohei Satomi, Japanese, DB. Formerly a member of the Af2 Hawai’ian Islanders.

Frankfurt Galaxy –

Nat. Players:

Bastian Lano, German, DLm.

Danny Benetka, German, Dlm.

Sachsa Lancaster, German, FB/DE. Formerly a player in the Ar.FL and Af2.

Hamburg Seahorses –

Nat. Players:

Phillip Stursburg, German Olm. Formerly the first german-born Af2 player [Memphis Xplorers, who I saw play in Mississippi back in the summer of ‘03]

Scott McCready, English-born WR. A member of the New England Patriots Practice squad. The first English-born Super Bowl ringwinner.

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Wed June 14, 05 "Moose's World Bowl report!" Myk

NFL Europe Final(?) 2005 Season / Championship and NFL Update

Yesterday the Amsterdam Admirals won their first ever NFL Euro 'World' Bowl, 27-21, in Dusseldorf, Germany, over the defending Champ Berlin Thunder. The Admirals hadn't been in the World Bowl since they lost to Vern Hippler's Frankfurt Galaxy, 26-22, IN 1995. Darren Bennett, among others, was on the 9-2-0 Admirals that lost that game, at home. Jackie Kellogg, former Arena Leaguer, and future CFL star was on that Frankfurt team as well. The fourth smallest crowd in World Bowl history, 35,000+ cramed into UTL Stadium (Arena) to watch Berlin make a furious comeback, noly to have QB Dave Ragone (3rd string-Texans) pass fall incomplete in the end zone, as time expired. Berlin had been 4-0 in World Bowls before losing this game and was favored by three points coming in.

I predicted, on Gabriel Morency's Sportsrage show, Friday, 1:35 in the a.m. that Amsterdam would win by a TD, which they barely covered, by six points.

Game Balls to:

1) Jarrett Payton, RB, (Titans), Amstrerdam, son of Legendary Walt Payton, the greatest RB in the history of Pro Football,
2) Kurt Kittner, QB, (Bears), Amsterdam,
3) Both Defencive Coordinators; Darryl Sims, Amsterdam, a former NFL player, and
4) Jim Tomsula, Berlin, and
5) Tie; two Kansas City Chiefs - WR Joe Booth, another Chris Horn / Marc Boerighter clone and RB, Joe Smith.

Amsterdam lead throughtout and made it tough on Ragone with six sacks. But after spotting the Admirals 17 unanswered points, the Thunder came back to score on Carolina WR Aaron Boone's TD before the half. Berlin held Amsterdam scoreless for 13 minutes in the second half and got the ball last only to drive 91 yards and fall short - by one pass, as time expired.

Updated Record of all six NFL E franchises, in World Bowls:

1) Amsterdam, 1-2. 2) Berlin, 4-1. 3) Cologne, 1-1. 4) Frankfurt, 3-3. 5) Hamburg, 2-3. 6) Rhein, 2-3.

Coach Bart Andrus of Amsterdam is now 1-0. Berlin Coach, Rick Lantz, formerly Defencive Coordinator of the University of Virginia, is 1-1, in his first two years in the League as H.Coach. Chief's Gen. Manager Carl Peterson, made his annual pilgrimage to Europe to hype the League and the vote will be close to renew NFL E again, this Sept. Atlanta Owner Art Blank, 94% Owner of the Georgia Force of the Arena League, who will play, one-and-a-half hours from now, in ArenaBowl XIX, for one, along with five other NFL Owners, who own Arena League teams, is not a fan of the League and made some interesting comments in the USA Today's Friday Sports edition, which were reported by USA Today columnist, Larry Wiesman.

The six NFL teams that Own or partially own Ar.FL teams are the ones who do not send players to the NFL 'AAA's in Europe. Only 26 of the NFL teams have sent players to NFL E the last two years. Callers in to the game included Mike Sherman, Green Bay Coach, Kurt Warner, who played in both the Ar.FL and NFL E, and Philly K Dave Akers, who also played in both the Ar.FL (Carolina) and NFLE. Amsterdam 'Chiefs' have impact; Five Kansas City Chiefs played in the game, four for victorious Admirals; S Tom Connot, RB Joe Smith, 3rd QB Casey Claussen and WR Joe Booth. Another, LB Rich Scanlon, a Mike Maslowski type, played for Berlin and was Defencive Player of the Year. He lead the League in tackles every game and in the World Bowl, too." Moose

Thurs June 9, 05 "World Bowl this Saturday! NFL Europe report from NFLE Media! Below NFLE2005 – Player Week 10 dirtect from NFLE media!" Myk Aussie

From Moose "NFL Europe World Bowl XIII this Saturday, 1 p.m., EST Fox Sports World / Net
Amsterdam Admirals v. Berlin Thunder at Dusseldorf, Germany
My Pick: Amsterdam by seven. Amsterdam is the only franchise in NFL E NOT to have won the Bowl yet. The curse will be over!" Moose

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: David Tossel NFLE2005 – Injury WB Neil Reynolds June 8, 2005

Admirals and Thunder to feature in ‘Wild West’ shootout at Yello Strom World Bowl XIII

THE two-highest scoring teams in the NFL Europe League – the Amsterdam Admirals (6-4) and Berlin Thunder (7-3) will face off in what promises to be a thrilling shootout in Yello Strom World Bowl XIII at the LTU arena in Düsseldorf, Germany, on Saturday June 11.

When the action gets underway at 5:00 p.m. local time, the Thunder will chase a league record fourth championship, while the Admirals – appearing in their first title game since 1995 – will aim to lift the famous glass trophy for the first time.

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

Full list of injuries for Yello Strom World Bowl XIII

AMSTERDAM ADMIRALS (6-4) vs. BERLIN THUNDER (7-3)

Amsterdam Admirals No new injuries to report

Berlin Thunder Out: RB Cal Murray (knee) – IR

Questionable: DT Reggie Rhodes (thumb)

Probable: G Dante Ellington (elbow)

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Wed June 8, 05 "Moose' s NFL Europe report! World Bowl this Saturday! NFLE2005 – Player Week 10 dirtect from NFLE media!" Myk

From Moose "NFL Euro World Bowl XIII Saturday, June 11th; Amsterdam v. Berlin

So long Pete Vaas, Coach of the Cologne Centurians. He retires from NFL Europe after six years as H.Coach of either Berlin (formerly London), who he lead to two NFL E Bowl Championships, or Cologne (formerly Scotland). Vaas record in NFL Europe was 31-31 with two Championships.

Vaas will report to South Bend, Ind. to join the NCAA staff of the Notre Dame Fightin' (non?) Irish. He was called last week by ex-New England Patriots Offensive Coordinator, now Notre Dame Coach, Charlie Weis.

Also; Goodbye Vern Hippler? The German-born, Canadian-raised TE, who played for Vaas the last two years, may also mull retirement in the offseason. He set one NFL E alltime record this year; well, really two. Most games in NFL E career; 88, tying former Scotland Claymore WR, Scott 'Scoups' Couper. He also has played more games in NFL E history than any other TE. He also has more catches in NFL E history than another TE in NFL E history with 88, for 998 yards and 4 TDs. (Three receiving and 1 run)

His Career stats as of now:
1994 - San Diego (NFL) [on practice squad]*
1995 - Frankfurt (NFLE) 2 -   6 - 2 TDs
1996 - San Diego (NFL) [on practice squad]
1997 - Frankfurt (NFLE) 10 - 128 - 0
1998 - Frankfurt (NFLE) 18 - 190 - 0
1999 - Frankfurt (NFLE) 30 - 341 - 0
2000 - Frankfurt (NFLE) 12 - 125 - 0
2001 - Las Vegas (XFL)   1 -    6 - 0
2002 - Frankfurt (NFLE)   4 -   31 - 0
2003 - Frankfurt (NFLE)   2 -   26 - 0
2004 - Cologne (NFLE)    5 -   31 - 2
2005 - Cologne (NFLE)    5 -   30 - 0

12 Pro Seasons: 89 - 1004 - 4
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1,000-yard hero Smith scoops offensive prize; Playmaking defensive linemen also rewarded

RHEIN Fire 1,000-yard rushing hero JOE SMITH has been named Offensive Player of Week 10 after he led his club to a season-ending defeat of the Amsterdam Admirals. Smith, allocated to NFL Europe by the Tennessee Titans, rushed for 134 yards on 34 carries, scoring on a 5-yard run in the fourth quarter. Those figures saw Smith become just the third player in NFLEL history to top 1,000 rushing yards in a season, joining Mike Green (Barcelona 2001) and Lawrence Phillips (Barcelona 1999).

Smith ended the regular season with 1,026 yards and 5 touchdowns on 223 carries despite missing one game with a knee injury (at Hamburg in Week 3). That yardage total ranks second in NFLEL history behind Green’s 1,057 in 2001. Smith set a new league record with six 100-yard rushing days in 2005. Smith says: “It’s a great feeling to get into the record books. I got the ball as a trophy tonight. It’s really great going out with a win. It’s just a real good feeling.”

A pair of defensive linemen were named Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week. Cologne Centurions defensive end GREG WHITE (Chicago Bears) was named Defensive Player of Week 10 after he recorded 3 sacks for 33 yards in his team’s 17-13 defeat of the Berlin Thunder.

White also recorded 8 tackles and ended the regular season with 34 stops, 1 forced fumble and a league-leading 7 sacks for 56 yards.

Hamburg Sea Devils defensive tackle AARON HUNT, of the Denver Broncos, picked up the Special Teams Player of the Week prize for his efforts during his club’s 17-15 victory over the Frankfurt Galaxy.

With the game scoreless in the opening period, Hunt blocked a 43-yard field goal attempt by Frankfurt kicker Steve Scaldaferri. Not content with the block, Hunt then located the football, picked it up and rumbled 85 yards in the other direction for a touchdown.

Hunt also recorded 2 tackles, 1 sack and knocked down a pass against the Galaxy. During the 2005 season, Hunt has registered 23 tackles, 3 sacks and 2 passes defended.

Finnish tight end KLAUS ALINEN was named National Player of the Week after scoring his first NFLEL touchdown on a 5-yard reception from quarterback Bret Engemann during the Berlin Thunder’s 17-13 loss to the Centurions.

Alinen ended his second season in NFL Europe with 8 receptions for 33 yards and a touchdown. He will play in Yello Strom World Bowl XIII for the Thunder on Saturday June 11.

NFL EUROPE LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS – WEEK 10

OFFENSIVE JOE SMITH RB Rhein

DEFENSIVE GREG WHITE DE Cologne

SPECIAL TEAMS AARON HUNT DT Hamburg
NATIONAL KLAUS ALINEN TE Berlin

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