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Weird week of AFL football. The road team won seven of nine games. The last winless team beat a previously unbeaten. Chicago, Orlando and San Jose all overcame 14-0 deficits against former af2 teams to win. Four winners failed to reach 50 points. The last two ArenaBowl champs are both 1-4. And Rod Windsor's back!

Two years in a row, the San Jose SaberCats' season ended with a bitter one-and-done playoff exit. Two years in a row, it was to their archrival Arizona Rattlers in Phoenix. Two years in a row, they watched the same team that ended their season go on to taste the postseason glory that every franchise longs for.

It was an evening of firsts for the Spokane Shock. The first regular season game to be played outdoors. The Shock scored the first touchdown, forced the first fumble, snatched

The Tampa Bay Storm have announced a press conference for Tuesday morning to announce the team's new leadership. According to a Facebook post by radio station 620 WDAE's Steve Duemig, former Tampa Bay Buccaneers standout linebacker Derrick Brooks will be named team president and a part owner.

The Albany Empire started their 2018 campaign by losing their first two games. On Saturday night, they made sure that it would not happen in 2019.

It would seem that professional football has returned to Tampa Bay. Make all the jokes you want, but the Tampa Bay Storms 54-41 victory over the Dallas Vigilantes was exactly what the football-starved fans of Tampa Bay needed after enduring 16-months of lunacy watching the NFLs Buccaneers.

The Washington Valor (1-6) dropped another one to the Cleveland Gladiators (2-6) Saturday night at Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. in front of 9,901 fans. Losing 59-35, Washington now carries a six game losing streak..

This week, I took some time to interview Carlton Brown,a defensive back and kick returner for the Kansas City Command. He played college ball at Jackson State in Mississippi, and is in his third year in the AFL, having played last year for the Milwaukee Iron and in 2008 for the Utah Blaze.

With the ball on the six yard line and the Arizona Rattlers threatening to score and win the game with just two seconds left, Josh Feruson ultimately knows that the ball is going to be thrown his way.