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Streaks ended in Week 17. San Jose, Iowa and New Orleans ended multi-game losing skids. Jacksonville's 13-game winning streak ended and Chicago reached the playoffs for the tenth straight year. Three quarterbacks passed for nine touchdowns (Davila, Garcia and Grieb). This and much more awaits in the most comprehensive breakdown of AFL action anywhere in the universe.
After twenty grueling weeks and 156 games, the longest AFL regular season has come to close. Lucky for you, this final regular season edition of Breaking it Down is perhaps the longest single article about the AFL in league history. Nearly 7,000 words of wisdom chock full of nuggets, morsels and all sorts of chewy and yummy AFL notes that'll fill you up while you're not watching live AFL playoff games in your living room this week.
Andy Lopusnak Tuesday July 26, 2011 Guess the league lost my address with all my moves crisscrossing the country as I've still not received a ballot for the end of the season awards and All-Arena teams like I did in 2008 and last year. Nonetheless, here's the Breaking it Down version of the AFL awards and All-Arena teams. - Nick Davila, Arizona QB I have a sneaking suspicion that the league will give this to Aaron Garcia, but Davila was outstanding on the league's best team week-in and week-out. Davila tied the AFL single-season mark with 117 passing touchdowns, while leading the league ...
· Dallas, Cleveland and Utah each got their first victories of the season. · Milwaukee lost its first game of the year. · The top three scoring teams all lost this week (Milwaukee, Tulsa and Spokane). · Just three passers went over 300 yards and 14 receivers had at least 100 yards receiving. · Chicago is the last team without a loss (4-0). · Orlando is the last team without a win (0-3). · The league still hasn’t published a record book. · The stats program still stinks and stats are still wrong. I...
South Dakota BBB Issues Warning of Potential COVID Vaccine Scams The first wave of the COVID-19 vaccine is beginning to roll-out across the country. Front-line workers are the first people designated to get the vaccine at this time, with a scheduled release to the rest of the public planned for weeks and months ahead. Once the vaccine becomes readily available to the public, experts predict scammers will get back to work with another wave of COVID related scams. Dakota News Now reports, after the pandemic began to spike across the country, scammers began to come up with scams centered around...