Shaka

Nikolai > Go Lightning!

Im in.

"And with the loss, the Memphis Mambas have been eliminated from postseason contention," explains EFL announcer Tom Heyman. A local radio host raises his voice in exceeding frustration, "And here we are again, on the outside looking in, second class in the EFL. How much more can we take?!" "I put this on me," the voice of Mambas quarterback Martin Isaac is heard in a post-game press conference, addressing the disappointing season. "It's on all of us as a team, but I can promise this isn't the end. This is just the start." "We'll keep fighting to do right by this city." Watch The Full Episode On SSN.com

EFL Predictions Champion: New York Herd East Finalist: New York Herd West Finalist: Los Angeles Reign MVP: Logan Crawford Offensive Player of the Year: Logan Crawford Defensive Player of the Year: A'Brick Wall GMotY: Symmetrik QBotY: Logan Crawford RBotY: Tugg Bote FBotY: Thormund Jakobsen WRotY: Patrick Kelley TEotY: Suspicious Dave LBoftY: A'Brick Wall CBotY: Bo Clerk SotY: Matt Hunter KoftY: Kasay Longwell Returner of the Year: Tugg Bote Offensive Rookie of the Year: TJ Hendrix Defensive Rookie of the Year: Casey Archer NCAA Predictions Champion: LSU East Finalist: LSU West Finalist: Oregon Heisman Trophy - MVP: Asahel Chuck Bednarik Award - Defensive Player OTY: Noah Jacobs Tim Tebow Award - Offensive Player OTY: Asahel Lance Swift IV Award - Top Freshman: Vince Carswell Davey O'Brien Award -QB: Teppei Renomitsu Doak Walker Award - RB: Asahel Biletnikoff Award - WR: Goodall West John Mackey Award - TE: Jebediah Cromwell Dick Butkus Award - LB: Vincent van Boom Jim Thorpe Award - DB: Noah Jacobs Groza Guy Award - K/P: Evenging Chong Dante Pettis Award-K/P Returner: Asehel Wuerffel Trophy - Community Service: MMFlex Coach of the Year Award - AD: Psanchez

Ya I love that it's 3 weeks early this year.

Same. I've enjoyed them since a kid. There was a run where like 06, 07, 08, 09 were rough. The year with the Steelers/Cardinals logo was fun af. Had the most fun in that version. I played it but was meh on it from probably 13-8 but I've played the shit out of 18 and 19. 19 was very good in my opinion. Always kinda feel haters of 19 are just in the rhythm of hating the game cause 19 was legit to me. But I could just be naive. If so, I'm happy to be so cause I enjoy my football gaming. Hoping 20 is the best one yet.

After looking at the votes, reading the comments, some thought and figuring we don't want Reign overkill I decided to move forward with the Mambas.

SSN To Debut Original Series "Leave No Doubt."

Triggered.

Who is getting it? What console? You excited?

Name: Shaka Lawal Team: Seattle Predators Workout Name: $7M for 20 TPE Cost of Workout: $7M Cash you Have: $7M Cash Left: $0M Bank says 4.5M but hasn't accounted for the 2.5M I just resigned for.

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SSN Releases First Edition of FUTURES 15 Over the last week, NEXT GEN produced its first editions of RISE and FUTURES, Sports Sim Network’s new scouting and recruiting brands tasked with following the rising stars and future leaders of the simulation sports universe. Tonight, we bring you the first edition of Futures 15, where we rank the top 15 amateurs in all of professional sports. Atop our list in Volume 1 is none other than Benjamin Chevelle, Maryland basketball prize pupil and the NCAA’s likely Most Valuable Player of the Year. Chevelle, a 6’11 behemoth of a young man, set the nation ablaze in Season 39 with 30.6 points per game while helping lead the Maryland Terrapins to a #1 seed in March Madness and a 63-19 record. Chavelle projects to become the top pick in next weeks S40 SBA Draft, where the Toronto Thunderbirds currently hold the 1st overall selection. Behind Chevelle is college football’s Defensive Player of the Year, Case Archer. The Notre Dame alumn tallied an unheard of 17 interceptions in Season 13 while helping a retooling Notre Dame Fighting Irish program to a 9-5 record. The #6 pick in the S14 EFL Draft by New York, Archer was a consensus All-American choice and finished 1 vote shy in the Heisman voting to Alabama runningback Boaty McBoatface, who made our list at #4. McBoatface set NCAA records for rushing yards and yards from scrimmage in S13, leading to his 5th selection in the EFL Draft by the Seattle Predators. McBoatface started the season ranked low in the EFL Futures list and skyrocketed to the 4th ranking, respectively. Both McBoatface and Archer were named Player of the Year for their sides of the ball and expect to be franchise players for their pro organizations. The top selection in Thursday’s EFL Draft was Archer’s teammate at Notre Dame, J.J. Hendrix. Hendrix narrowly made our list, landing at #15 on FUTURES 15. Last week, the VHL held it’s S67 Entry Draft. With the third pick, the upstart Malmo Nighthawks selected Center Phil Marleau from VHLM’s San Diego. Marleau, a massive 6’5 center with all-around skills, comes in at 3rd on our list as well, two spots ahead of Goalie Rayz Funk, who was taken a pick ahead of Marleau in last weeks VHL Draft. Marleau and Funk lead a cast of four VHLers to grace the Future 15 list, as six players from the VHL made our list. That ties with the SBA for most representation. Defensemen Hulk Hogan(5th pick, Seattle) slides in at #10 a spot ahead of Center Aston Martin(4th, HC Davos). Both were selected higher than our 7th ranked player, ACL Tear(#12, New York), and 9th ranked Bjorn Scoringsonn(#9, HC Davos). Missing from the list is Defenseman Lincoln Tate, who was the first selection in the VHL Draft. Time will tell if Tate can outplay the six FUTURES represented by the VHL in Edition 1 of our rankings. Entering this weeks SBA Draft, Chevelle will be joined by five players featured in our FUTURES 15 list including 6th ranked Leonard Church, Duke’s masterful shooting guard who will contest Chevelle’s status as MVP when the award is voted upon this weekend. Arizona point guard Barry Allen Taylor, son of soon-to-be SBA Hall of Famer Kyle Eric Taylor, slotted in at #8 on our list ahead of fellow guards Mvi Skyhailuk and Lou Cifer, 12th and 14th respectively Likely the most surprising omission from the list is Michigan quarterback Max Byrd, whose questionable eligibility for the EFL Draft has tanked his stock and put his status as a FUTURE in jeopardy. Oddly enough his brother, cornerback Jax Byrd, made the list at #12. Jax was selected 16th in the 2nd round by the New York Herd. Max was taken in the 5th round, pick #39, by the defending champion Los Angeles Reign. The first edition of SSN Futures is sure to be polarizing in the years to come. Ranked, and then rewritten, prior to any draft it’s an honest take on the top talent in the professional sports sim universe. Who will prove they truly belonged as an inaugural member of the FUTURES 15? Who will become our first bust? Who will show they belonged on this list over the next 6-10 seasons? Only time will tell. Take a look at the official first edition of SSN FUTURES 15 here! FEATURED: @Symmetrik @Enorama @TJH @KGR This article includes content for the SBA and VHL, but still hits the minimum for an EFL brand in it's EFL content alone. The opener and closer are not counted in the word count claimed for this, making this a legal claim of 200+ words.

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