Quarterback Drama Unfolds as NFL Offseason Nears: Wilson, Fields, and Cousins in Spotlight

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March 7, 2024

As the NFL offseason countdown ticks closer to the free agency period beginning March 11th, the quarterback market is abuzz with speculation and anticipation. Among the headline-grabbing names are Kirk Cousins, Justin Fields, and Russell Wilson, all poised for potential moves to new teams in the upcoming season. Fields and Wilson, in particular, have endured seasons rife with drama, prompting discussions of fresh starts for both quarterbacks.

With the Chicago Bears holding the first overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, the possibility of USC quarterback Caleb Williams donning the Bears’ jersey looms large, potentially paving the way for Fields’ departure as early as March 13th. While Fields’ trade market appears lukewarm, with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Atlanta Falcons, and Las Vegas Raiders mentioned as potential suitors, the Falcons emerge as a popular landing spot. Meanwhile, Wilson’s tumultuous stint with the Denver Broncos officially ends as the team announces his release, signaling a new chapter for the seasoned quarterback.

Despite Wilson’s release, several teams, including the Steelers, Falcons, and Minnesota Vikings, are reportedly eyeing him as a potential game-changer to bolster their Super Bowl aspirations. Similarly, Kirk Cousins, who experienced a rollercoaster season culminating in injury, enters free agency as a highly sought-after quarterback, with teams like the Broncos, Falcons, and Washington Commanders expressing interest in his services. However, speculation remains regarding a potential return to the Minnesota Vikings.

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Amidst the quarterback shuffle, the NFL offseason promises ample drama, with the fate of marquee players hanging in the balance. While quarterbacks like Baker Mayfield seem content to stay put, the upcoming draft injects further uncertainty into the free agent quarterback landscape, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next twist in this captivating saga. These moves will shape the Super Bowl race in the 2024 season.

NABC announces special achievement award winners

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The NABC today announced the recipients of the 2024 NABC Metropolitan Award, NABC Hillyard Golden Anniversary Award, NABC Cliff Wells Appreciation Award, and NABC International Lifetime Achievement Award. ESPN college basketball commentator and former coach Dick Vitale is the recipient of the 2024 NABC Metropolitan Award, Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton has been selected as the 2024 NABC Hillyard Golden Anniversary Award winner, and media outlet D3hoops.com will be presented with the 2024 NABC Cliff Wells Appreciation Award.

The Metropolitan Award and Cliff Wells Appreciation Award recognize coaches, administrators and contributors who have made significant impacts on the game of basketball and the NABC, while the Golden Anniversary Award honors coaches who have devoted at least 50 years of service to the sport. Additionally, the NABC International Committee will present its Lifetime Achievement Award to former Davidson coach Bob McKillop. The honor recognizes coaches who have contributed to growing the game of basketball both domestically and abroad.

NABC Metropolitan Award – Dick Vitale, ESPN commentator and former coach

Arguably no individual is more synonymous with the growth of college basketball’s popularity than Dick Vitale. Since 1979, Vitale has been a top college basketball game analyst and ambassador for ESPN – turning signature lines such as “awesome baby!” and “diaper dandy” into household phrases. Inspired by the late Jim Valvano, Vitale has also been driving force in raising funds and awareness for cancer research – a passion that has continued during his own recent cancer battles. Prior to his broadcasting career, Vitale held various coaching roles at the NBA, college, and high school levels.

NABC Hillyard Golden Anniversary Award – Leonard Hamilton, Florida State head coach

Since starting his coaching career as an assistant at Austin Peay in 1971, Leonard Hamilton has achieved success at every stop. One of just 17 active Division I coaches to have eclipsed the 600-win mark, Hamilton led Oklahoma State to a pair of NIT berths, took Miami to three NCAA Tournaments, and has reached March Madness eight times during his run at Florida State. He is the winningest coach in Florida State history, and has been named the ACC Coach of the Year three times. Hamilton also spent a season as head coach of the NBA’s Washington Wizards between his tenures at Miami and Florida State.

NABC Cliff Wells Appreciation Award – D3hoops.com

For nearly three decades, the digital media outlet D3hoops.com has provided unrivaled coverage of NCAA Division III basketball, elevating the national visibility of small college athletes and coaches across the country. Through commentary, rankings, awards, podcasts, live game broadcasts and other content, D3hoops.com has firmly established itself as the predominant resource for followers of Division III basketball. The outlet – managed by the team of Pat Coleman, Gordon Mann, and Dave McHugh – has also collaborated with the NABC on various enhancements to the annual NABC-Reese’s Division III All-Star Game.

NABC International Lifetime Achievement Award – Bob McKillop, former Davidson head coach

In 33 years as the head coach at Davidson, Bob McKillop led the program to 23 conference championships, 10 NCAA Tournament appearances, and 17 seasons of 20 or more wins. The 2008 NABC Division I Coach of the Year finished his career with 634 victories at the Division I level. McKillop coached players from 24 different countries during his tenure at Davidson, and served as the head coach of Team USA at the 2013 World University Games.

Ivory Coast Clinches Victory in Thrilling African Cup of Nations Final

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March 7, 2024

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Nigeria and Ivory Coast certainly put on a captivating display in the African Cup of Nations final! Ivory Coast had a rough start in the group stage, losing to Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea. However, they rallied back to reach the finals without losing another game, managing to avenge their earlier loss in the process. Nigeria, on the other hand, had a flawless run until the final. With a talented squad, they were the fan favorites to take home the trophy.

The game saw Nigeria’s Super Eagles take an early lead with William Troost-Ekong’s spectacular header in the 37th minute. However, despite this initial advantage, Ivory Coast’s Elephants dominated possession for much of the first half and maintained their aggressive play in the second.

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Nigeria struggled to maintain possession, facing challenges throughout the game and ultimately succumbing to Ivory Coast’s relentless pressure. The momentum shifted in the 60th minute when the Elephants scored a header through Franck Kessie, leveling the score. Then, in the 80th minute, Sebastien Haller secured victory for Cote d’Ivoire with a decisive tap-in.

Ivory Coast emerged as the dominant force in this match, recording18 shots with eight on target. Meanwhile, the Super Eagles managed only five shots in total, with just one on target. Ivory Coast also controlled possession for 62% of the game, further solidifying their exceptional performance. People throughout Cote d’Ivoire will celebrate this win for a long time!

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Both teams are set to resume play in the upcoming summer World Cup qualifiers, each with the goal of securing a spot in the 2026 World Cup.

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Liverpool Tight Ropes Through 1st Place as Things Get Tense at the Top of Premier League

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The Premier League’s top spot remains far from secure as Liverpool finds itself involved in a tense battle with Arsenal and Manchester City both closely trailing behind. A crucial weekend clash between Liverpool and Arsenal over a month ago marked a pivotal moment that could significantly influence the title race in the weeks ahead.

Liverpool, currently leading the pack, squared off against Arsenal in a highly anticipated showdown. Holding just a two-point lead over their rivals at that point (and even now), the pressure was on for the Reds (Liverpool) to maintain their position at the top. However, the Gunners (Arsenal) had their own plans.

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Arsenal emerged victorious 3-1, powered by standout performances from Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli, who scored crucial goals. However, there’s a caveat to Arsenal’s win: Liverpool’s superstar winger, Mohamed Salah, was sidelined due to injury. His absence undoubtedly impacted Liverpool’s performance, casting doubt over the true strength of Arsenal’s win.

This clash differed from their previous encounter on January 7th, where the Reds secured a 2-0 win in the third round of the FA Cup. The unpredictable nature of football adds excitement to the title race, with each match presenting new challenges and opportunities for the contenders.

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The Gunners are driven by the desire to end their longstanding title drought, having last won it in 2003. With numerous second place finishes in their history, Arsenal is determined to claim the top spot and etch their name in Premier League history.

Meanwhile, Liverpool faces uncertainty, with manager Jurgen Klopp set to depart at the end of the season. Klopp’s impending exit adds an element of urgency for Liverpool, as they aim to capitalize on their current squad’s strength and secure silverware before he leaves. At least they will be able to send him off with the 2023-24 EFL/Carabao Cup in hand, having beaten Chelsea 1-0 after extra time in the final!

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2024 NFL Scouting Combine Reaches Over 5 Million Viewers on NFL Network

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INGLEWOOD, Calif. — March 6, 2024 — Coverage of the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine presented by NOBULL on NFL Network reached a total unduplicated audience of over five million viewers across the four-day event. On NFL Network and NFL+, Combine coverage averaged 251K viewers (TV+Digital), ranking as the most-watched Combine on NFL Network alone since 2018 and up +12% versus last year. Saturday’s coverage of the quarterback, wide receiver and running back on-field drills averaged 399K viewers (TV+Digital) – ranking as NFL Network’s most-watched Combine Day 3 on record.

Additional Combine viewership highlights include:

Thursday’s coverage of the defensive linemen and linebacker on-field drills averaged 185K viewers (TV+Digital) – up +23% versus last year.
Friday’s coverage of the defensive back and tight end on-field drills averaged 175K viewers (TV+Digital) – up +7% versus last year.

NFL Network’s coverage of the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine featured host Rich Eisen and lead draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah in the broadcast booth, joined by Chris Rose, Charles Davis, Peter Schrager, Ian Rapoport, Stacey Dales and Jamie Erdahl.

Flyers Surprising Season Spurs Playoff Hopes

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March 6, 2024

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Philadelphia Flyers' Morgan Frost (48) celebrates with teammates after his winning goal in a shootout in overtime during a preseason NHL hockey game against the Boston Bruins, Friday, Sept. 29, 2023, in Boston (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

The Philadelphia Flyers are defying expectations this season, emerging as a firm playoff contender in the competitive Metropolitan Division. A team once viewed as a fringe playoff hopeful has risen to third place in the division standings, a feat largely attributed to their improved defense, currently ranked 11th in goals against per game. While the Flyers’ offense still has room for improvement, it has performed adequately to support their playoff aspirations.

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However, amid their unexpected success, concerns linger regarding their ability to maintain their playoff position. One major worry revolves around the absence of goaltender Carter Hart. Hart, who was stellar in the net earlier in the season, left the team amidst controversy. Accusations of sexual assault led to his removal, leaving the Flyers without their top goaltender—a significant blow to their postseason ambitions.

With the pressure now on the backup goalies, the defense must elevate their performance to compensate for Hart’s absence. Another cause for concern arose during the recent trade deadline. Philadelphia’s decision to trade defenseman Sean Walker to the Avalanche for forward Ryan Johansen and a first-round pick has raised eyebrows. While the move may benefit the team in the long term, it weakens their defensive core at a critical juncture.

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Johansen’s lackluster offensive output this season further exacerbates the loss on defense, leaving the Flyers vulnerable in their playoff push. Furthermore, the Flyers face fierce competition from teams trailing close behind. Both the New York Islanders and the Washington Capitals remain within striking distance, ready to capitalize on any slip-ups from Philadelphia.

With the Islanders and Capitals poised to close the gap, the Flyers cannot afford any mistakes as they cling to their playoff position. As the season progresses, the Flyers must address these concerns to secure their spot in the postseason. While their unexpected rise has been a source of excitement for fans, the road ahead demands unwavering focus and determination.

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UFL AND UNDER ARMOUR EXPAND PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL COALITION OF MINORITY FOOTBALL COACHES

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ARLINGTON, Texas – March 5, 2024 – The United Football League (“UFL”) and Under Armour today announced an expanded partnership with the National Coalition of Minority Football Coaches (NCMFC), an organization dedicated to preparing, promoting, and producing minority coaches at all levels of football.

“We are proud to work with Under Armour and the NCMFC to expand our partnership for the 2024 season,” said Russ Brandon, president and CEO of the UFL. “The program is a tremendous growth opportunity for these coaches, and we are deeply committed to creating opportunities and providing unparalleled access to professional coaching at the highest level.”

After a successful pilot program with the XFL’s D.C. and San Antonio markets in 2023, the UFL and Under Armour will bring the program to all eight markets for the 2024 season. The program will include eight current high school coaches who have at least three years of experience. Additional factors in the selection process included the applicant’s proximity to UFL markets.

“We’re thrilled to partner with the UFL and NCMFC in our commitment to access and opportunity within sports. Under Armour is passionate about creating opportunities for minority football coaches of all levels to increase minority hires year over year, and increase engagement with the Coalition, ultimately bringing more diversity, equity, and inclusion to football,” said Sean Eggert, SVP of Global Sports Marketing at Under Armour. “With the expansion of this partnership, we will provide NCMFC coaching members in each of these markets a platform to continue to build on their craft, grow personally and professionally, and develop a network so they are in the best position to take the next step in their careers.”

Beginning Thursday, March 7, each coach will report to the UFL’s training camp hub in Arlington, Texas, allowing them to meet their respective teams and staff in person. At training camp, these coaches will take part in meetings and practices, assisting with their team’s needs.

During the 2024 UFL season, the selected coaches will attend all five home games in their respective markets, assisting on the sidelines and working with staff on key projects.

“The mission of the National Coalition of Minority Football Coaches centers around the professional development of minority football coaches, which is why we are excited to expand our partnership with Under Armour and the UFL,” said Mike Locksley, President and founder of NCMFC. “This unique opportunity for a minority fellowship with a professional UFL team will give our coaches the chance to gain invaluable experience as they seek to advance their careers. We know our coaches truly appreciate such a rare opportunity, which was apparent by the vast number of applications we received.”

THE 2024 HIGH SCHOOL COACHES SELECTED INCLUDE:

Arlington Renegades: Nkere “Scoop” Reed, Highland Park High School

As he heads into his 21st year of coaching football, basketball and track, Reed looks forward to continuing to learn on all levels and aspires to move to a professional level of coaching. In 2018, he participated in the Bill Walsh Fellowship, serving as a coaching intern with the Buffalo Bills.

Birmingham Stallions: Jason Winchell, Norcross High School

With a passion for player development and a commitment to excellence, Winchell’s impact on and off the field continues to inspire. He brings over a decade of coaching experience to the high school football field. Serving as the offensive play caller, his team boasted an average of 32 points per game, and under his guidance, the 2023 team clinched the regional championship. Additionally, he coached a first-team all-county running back and spearheaded a running back group that maintained zero turnovers. Winchell has also been instrumental in securing several Power 5 scholarship offers for his athletes.

D.C. Defenders: Eric Allie, Our Lady of Good Counsel High School

After 10 years of coaching youth football, Allie felt he needed a new challenge in his coaching career and decided to make the jump to coaching high school. In 2010, Allie was offered a position as the freshman RB coach at Our Lady of Good Counsel. After 6 years, Coach Allie was promoted to varsity RB coach where he coached former Lions RB Mo Ibrahim. Coach Allie has always channeled the skills he learned in the military into his coaching style. Leadership, preparation, and accountability are major pieces of his coaching philosophy. Last summer, Coach Allie participated in the NY Jets Bill Walsh Diversity Fellowship.

Houston Roughnecks: Yusef Johnson, Lutheran South Academy

Even during a 27-year career in space exploration, Johnson has always found time to coach football, the sport he loves, and provided so much to him. Currently, he’s the lead mission planner for the Artemis IV mission, which will deliver the I-HAB module to the Lunar Gateway space station, as well as perform a lunar landing mission. Johnson aspires to advance his coaching opportunities beyond the high school level.

Memphis Showboats: Rodney Saulsberry Sr., Whitehaven High School

Saulsberry has won several state championships as a head coach at his alma mater, Whitehaven High School. Under his leadership, he has led his team to a 185-53 record in 19 seasons, reestablishing the program as a playoff fixture. He has been named AFCA High School Coach of the Year and Influential Coach of the Year.

Michigan Panthers: Marcus Green, Cornerstone Lincoln-King High School

Green started the football program that he is currently coaching and strives to improve as a former D1 football player and first-time head coach. A promising D-Tackle, he was set to join the line at Penn State University until doctors discovered a benign pituitary brain tumor, which would cut his athletic career short. Still, Green pursued a career in sports, even if it meant using his skill set off the field. After receiving his bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism from Penn State, he worked at ESPN, ABC News and the former Chicago-based digital college sports network, Campus Insiders.

San Antonio Brahmas: Matthew Bullock, San Antonio Veterans Memorial

Bullock is a special education teacher at San Antonio Veterans Memorial, the head powerlifting coach, and assistant football coach working with inside linebackers and the defensive line. Like the high expectations Bullock sets forth in his student-athletes, he is always looking for opportunities to develop as a coach.

St. Louis Battlehawks: Kenneth Boyer, Christian Brothers College High School

Boyer moved back to St. Louis in anticipation of the birth of his first child, a baby girl in 2024, and took an assistant coaching position at Christian Brothers College High School. There, serving as assistant wide receivers/tight ends coach, his team carved their way to a third-straight Class 6 championship game appearance.

For more information on the NCMFC, visit ncmfc.com.

Franchise and Transition Players Named

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NFL Release:

NEW YORK — March 5, 2024 — The franchise and transition player designations were announced today for the 2024 NFL free agency signing period, which begins at 4:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday, March 13.

A club can designate one “franchise” player or one “transition” player among its veteran free agents.

The salary offer by a player’s club determines whether the franchise player designation is exclusive or non-exclusive.

An “exclusive” franchise player – not free to sign with another club – is offered the greater of (i) the average of the top five salaries at the player’s position for the current year as of the end of the restricted free agent signing period on April 19; or (ii) the amount of the required tender for a “non-exclusive” franchise player, as explained below.

Article 10, Section 2(a)(i) of the CBA sets forth the methodology, known as the “Cap Percentage Average,” for calculating the required tender for a non-exclusive franchise player:

The Nonexclusive Franchise Tender shall be a one year NFL Player Contract for (A) the average of the five largest Prior Year Salaries for players at the position . . . at which the Franchise Player participated in the most plays during the prior League Year, which average shall be calculated by: (1) summing the amounts of the Franchise Tags for players at that position for the five preceding League Years; (2) dividing the resulting amount by the sum of the Salary Caps for the five preceding League Years . . . ; and (3) multiplying the resulting percentage by the Salary Cap for the upcoming League Year . . . (the “Cap Percentage Average”) . . . ; or (B) 120% of his Prior Year Salary, whichever is greater . . . .

If a club extends a required tender to a non-exclusive franchise player pursuant to this section, the player shall be permitted to negotiate a player contract with any club, except that draft choice compensation of two first-round draft selections shall be made in the event he signs with a new club.

The signing period for franchise players begins at 4:00 p.m. (ET) on March 13 and ends on the Tuesday following the 10th week of the season.

This year, no player was designated as an exclusive franchise player. Eight players were designated as non-exclusive franchise players.

2024 FRANCHISE PLAYERS

Club	Player	Position
Baltimore Ravens	Justin Madubuike	DT
Carolina Panthers	Brian Burns	LB
Chicago Bears	Jaylon Johnson	CB
Cincinnati Bengals	Tee Higgins	WR
Indianapolis Colts	Michael Pittman	WR
Jacksonville Jaguars	Josh Allen	LB
Kansas City Chiefs	L’Jarius Sneed	CB
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Antoine Winfield	S

A transition player is offered the greater of (i) the average of the top 10 prior year salaries at the player’s position, which average is calculated using the same methodology used for non-exclusive franchise players (the Cap Percentage Average); or (ii) 120% of his prior year salary.

If a club extends a required tender to a transition player, the player shall be permitted to negotiate a contract with any club subject to his prior club’s right of first refusal, except that no draft choice compensation shall be made with respect to such player if his prior club declines to exercise its right of first refusal.

The signing period for transition players begins at 4:00 p.m. (ET) on March 13 and ends on July 22. After July 22 and until 4:00 p.m. (ET) on the Tuesday following the 10th week of the season, the prior club has exclusive negotiating rights.

This year, one player was designated as a transition player.

2024 TRANSITION PLAYERS

Club	Player	Position
New England Patriots	Kyle Dugger	S

2024 Michigan Panthers Roster

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No.	Name	Position	College
56	Eric Abojei	OT	Wyoming
36	Adonis Alexander	S	Virginia Tech
7	Corrion Ballard	S	Utah
38	Jake Bates	K	Arkansas
3	Nate Brooks	CB	North Texas
73	Jacob Burton	OL	Baylor
34	Raymond Calais	RB	Louisiana-Lafayette
97	Ron’Dell Carter	EDGE	James Madison
96	TJ Carter	DT	Kentucky
14	Davis Cheek	QB	Elon
26	Matthew Colburn II	RB	Wake Forest
33	Isaac Darkangelo	ILB	Illinois
10	Noah Dawkins	ILB	Citadel
82	Derrick Deese Jr.	TE	San Jose State
64	Josh Dunlop	OT	UTSA
8	Danny Etling	QB	LSU
25	Keandre Evans	CB	Ouachita Baptist
40	Jerod Fernandez	ILB	NC State
23	DeGabriel Floyd	LB	East Los Angeles College
5	Frank Ginda	ILB	San Jose State
6	Keith Gipson Jr	CB	Mary-Hardin Baylor
15	Devin Gray	WR	Cincinnati
85	Nick Guggemos	WR	St. Thomas (MN)
24	Kiante Hardin	CB	Pittsburgh State
80	Cole Hikutini	TE	Louisville
31	Wes Hills	RB	Slippery Rock
78	Drew Himmelman	OT	Illinois State
79	Jarrett Horst	OT	Michigan State
61	Noah Johnson	OC	Kansas St
81	Lance Lenoir	WR	Western Illinois
19	Brian Lewerke	QB	Michigan State
27	Shalom Luani	SS	Washington State
88	Garett Maag	WR	North Dakota
29	Sean Mahone	SS	West Virginia
55	Garrett Marino	DT	UAB
28	Nate McCrary	RB	Saginaw Valley State
42	Vantrel McMillan	DE	Chattanooga
94	Jamal Milan	DT	Illinois
41	Brock Miller	P	Southern Utah
16	Cole Murphy	K	Syracuse
21	Kai Nacua	FS	BYU
86	Samson Nacua	WR	BYU
75	Ryan Nelson	OT	Virginia
84	Gunnar Oakes	TE	Eastern Michigan
44	Jordan Ober	LS	Nebraska
70	Denzel Okafor	OT	Texas
72	Chim Okorafor	OT	Benedictine College (KS)
99	Walter Palmore	DT	Missouri
83	Dezmon Patmon	WR	Washington State
4	E.J. Perry	QB	Brown
12	Jamal Perry	DB	Iowa State
90	Nasir Player	EDGE	E. Tennessee State
77	Ryan Pope	OT	San Diego State
51	Gene Pryor	OT	Hawaii
18	Trey Quinn	WR	SMU
22	Cory Rahman	S	Tennessee State
20	Devin Ross	WR	Colorado
17	Warren Saba	S	East Carolina
71	Phil Saleh	OT	Fordham
9	Marcus Simms	WR	West Virginia
57	Breeland Speaks	DE	Mississippi
2	Jordan Suell	WR	S. Oregon
52	Mika Tafua	DE	Utah
35	Toa Taua	RB	Nevada
1	Levonta Taylor	CB	Florida State
37	Alex Thomas	CB	Ferris State
13	Bryce Torneden	S	Kansas
68	LaColby Tucker	OL	Mo. Southern State
65	James Walker	OT	SE Oklahoma State
30	DaShaun White	LB	Oklahoma
11	Javin White	CB	UNLV
48	Kenny Willekes	EDGE	Michigan State
32	Kedrick Whitehead Jr.	DB	Delaware
95	Daniel Wise	DT	Kansas

2024 Arlington Renegades Roster

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No.	Name	Position	College
82	Landen Akers	WR	Iowa State
26	Brycen Alleyne	RB	Delaware State
16	Matt Ammendola	K	Oklahoma State
51	Kelechi Anyalebechi	ILB	Incarnate Word
85	Dieuly Aristilde	WR	Bethel (Tenn.)
40	Robert Barnes	ILB	Colorado
11	Tavante Beckett	ILB	Marshall
33	Drew Beesley	OLB	Michigan St
50	Kwabena Bonsu	DE	Army
92	Trey Botts	DL	Colorado State-Pueblo
57	Michael Brown	OL	West Virginia
89	KD Cannon	WR	Baylor
80	Cody Chrest	WR	Sam Houston State
54	Omari Cobb	ILB	Marshall
69	Rashaad Coward	OL	Old Dominion
94	Jalen Dalton	DL	North Carolina
60	Connor Davis	OL	Stony Brook
19	Donald De La Haye	K	UCF
12	Quinten Dormady	QB	Central Michigan
75	Greg Eiland	OL	Mississippi State
98	Prince Emili	DE	Penn
77	Chuck Filiaga	OL	Minnesota
17	Tom Flacco	QB	Towson
25	Benjie Franklin	DB	Tarleton State
14	Chase Garbers	QB	California
68	Evan Heim	OL	Minnesota St-Mankato
29	A.J. Hendy	FS	Maryland
38	Gavin Heslop	DB	Stony Brook
52	Joel Iyiegbuniwe	ILB	Western Kentucky
44	Jamir Jones	DT	Notre Dame
74	Derrick Kelly Jr.	OL	Florida State
32	BoPete Keyes	DB	Tulane
13	Jontre Kirklin	WR	LSU
97	Terrance Lang	DL	Colorado
3	Cody Latimer	TE	Indiana
66	Kohl Levao	OL	Hawaii
96	Jason Lewan	DL	Illinois State
24	Ryan Lewis	DB	Pittsburgh
7	John Lovett	RB	Penn State
88	Alize Mack	TE	Notre Dame
28	Corey Mayfield Jr.	DB	UTSA
27	Mac McCain	DB	North Carolina A&T
53	Zach McCloud	OLB	Miami (Fla.)
41	Anthony McFarland Jr.	RB	Maryland
55	Alex Mollette	OL	Marshall
67	Aaron Monteiro	OL	Boston College
23	Jordan Mosley	DB	Maryland
42	Ryan Mueller	OLB	Kansas State
91	Garrett Nelson	OLB	Nebraska
21	Scott Nelson	DB	Wisconsin
99	Caeveon Patton	DL	Texas State
20	Darius Phillips	DB	Western Michigan
35	Marvin Pierre	LB	Kent State
9	Wyatt Ray	OLB	Boston College
2	Jaylen Samuels	RB	North Carolina State
45	Delontae Scott	OLB	SMU
34	Vernon Scott	DB	TCU
10	Justin Smith	WR	Norfolk State
5	Marquez Stevenson	WR	Houston
47	Rex Sunahara	LS	West Virginia
93	Jacob Sykes	DL	UCLA
22	Teez Tabor	DB	Florida
71	Sam Tecklenburg	OL	Baylor
1	Bryce Thompson	DB	Tennessee
84	Calvin Turner	WR	Hawaii
18	T.J. Vasher	WR	Texas Tech
8	Jordan Veasy	WR	California
95	Taron Vincent	DL	Ohio State
81	Kade Warner	WR	Kansas State
31	Nate Wieland	ILB	Grand View (Iowa)
62	Jarrid Williams	OL	Miami (Fla.)
15	Jordan Williams	ILB	Baylor
6	Quincy Wilson	DB	Florida
4	Brad Wing	P	LSU
70	John Yarbrough	OL	Richmond