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2016 football

GAME NOTES
RELEASE NO. 11- June 11, 2016
2016
football
#StrikeAsOne #GoRattlers
5 ArenaBowl Titles 9 ArenaBowl Appearances 10 Division Titles 24th Year of Rattlers Football
Did You Know?
Portland Steel (1-8) vs.
Arizona Rattlers (7-3)
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Nick Davila has not thrown
an interception against the
Steel at home in the past two
seasons.
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The Rattlers are undefeated
against Portland (9-0).
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Arizona is first in the league
in average home attendance
with 13,634 fans.
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The Rattlers average margin
of victory at home this season is 31 points.
GAME 11: Saturday June 11, 2016 | 6:00 p.m. PDT
Talking Stick Resort Arena, Phoenix, Arizona
Series vs PDX: 9-0 (Arizona leads)
Series Streak: 9 Wins
Last Meeting: 68-21 (W)
Last Rattlers Win: 68-21 (April 30, 2016)
Television: FOX Sports Arizona Plus
Streaming: ESPN3
Live Stats: CBS Sports Interactive
schedule
Week Date
Opponent
Time/Result
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April 1
@Portland
W 80-28
TV/Attendance
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April 9
@LA KISS
W 69-286,427
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April 16
TAMPA BAY
W 60-27
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April 23 @Jacksonville W(OT) 75-688,354
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April 30 PORTLAND
W 68-21
11,510
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May 7
@Orlando
L 77-59
10,512
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May 14
@Philadelphia L 65-58
8,505
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May 21
LA KISS
9
May 29
@Tampa Bay L 63-568,298
6,782
10 June 3
@Cleveland
W 77-6211,797
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June 11
PORTLAND
6:00 p.m.
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June 17
PHILADELPHIA7:00 p.m.
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June 26 @LA KISS
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BYE WEEK
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July 9
JACKSONVILLE6:30 p.m.
CBS Sports
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July 18
ORLANDO
6:30 p.m.
FOX Sports AZ Plus
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July 24
CLEVELAND
6:00 p.m.
ESPN 2
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BYE WEEK
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Conference Semi-Final
FOX Sports AZ Plus
ESPN 2
ESPN3
20 Conference Final
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Television Coverage
14,872
W 47-3414,519
3:00 p.m.
quick hits
ArenaBowl XXIV
Internet Broadcast
Rattlers at Home
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Since 2012, the Arizona Rattlers are 42-4 at
home (including playoffs). In that time, the
Snake Pit has been the most difficult place to
play for other teams, only able to win there
just over 9% of the time.
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Last season, the Rattlers went 9-1, and so
far this season, Arizona is 3-0 this season at
home.
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The Arizona Rattlers are second in total offense averaging 300.2 yards per game. The
Portland Steel have the best total defense only
allowing 260.7 yards per game.
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The Rattlers have the second best passing
offense averaging 279 yards per game and the
Portland Steel have the best passing defense
only allowing 234 yards per game.
Game Officials
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The Rattlers have the most sacks in the league
this season with 20 and the Steel allow the
most sacks allowing opponents to sack them
17 times.
Internet Sites
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Page 2
Game Day Information ............2
Weekly Media Information .....2-3
Quick Facts ..................................3
AFL Standings..............................3
Game Preview..............................4
Game Notes .................................4-7
Team Comparisons ....................8
Rattlers By Numbers..................8
Depth Chart .................................9
Pronunciation Guide .................9
Rosters ...........................................10-11
Coach Kevin Guy.........................12-13
Coaching / Support Staff ......14
Game / League Awards............15-16
Season Highs................................16
Season Statistics.........................16-18
All-Time Rattlers Leaders.........19-20
Notes................................................21
Rattlers vs Steel
All Times are PDT
Referee: Dave Cutaia
Umpire: Al Granado
Linesman: Mike Chase
Line Judge: Brent Baumann
Back Judge: Mearl Robinson
Table of Contents
Arizona: AZRattlers.com
PDX: pdxsteel.com
AFL: ArenaFootball.com
Follow the Rattlers:
Twitter
@ArizonaRattlers
@CoachKGuy
Facebook
/AZRattlers
/CoachKevinGuy
Instagram
@arizonarattlers
GAME
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footballQUICK FACTS
Communications
History
Football Information
Arizona Rattlers:
Peter Garbow, Director of Media / Community
Phone: (989) 395-3789
Email: [email protected]
Website: AZRattlers.com
Mailing Address:
Arizona Rattlers
Attn: Peter Garbow
201 E. Jefferson St.
Phoenix, AZ 85004
All-Time
All-Time
All-Time
All-Time
All-Time
Portland Steel:
Brian Dancel, Media Relations Manager
Phone: (909) 450-9090
Email: [email protected]
Credentials:
2015 Season in Review
First Season: 1992
All-Time Record: 270-133 (.670)
All-Time Postseason Record: 33-15 (.687)
ArenaBowl Championships: 5
Conference Championships: 4
Division Championships: 10
Most Consecutive Wins: 18 (July 27, 2013 - June 21, 2014)
First Team All-Arena Selections: 25
Second Team All-Arena Selections: 25
AFL League Awards: 34
AFL Hall of Fame Members: 6
Regular Season Record: 14-4 (.777)
Playoff Record: 1-1 (.500)
Conference Opponents: 10-5 (.667)
Playoff Opponents: 7-4 (.636)
Home: 8-1 (.888), 1-0 (1.000) Playoffs
Away: 6-3 (.666), 0-1 (.000) Playoffs
Average Home Attendance: 10,663
Week 11 Media:
Monday -
Football History
Players off - No Media
Record...................................................... 270-133 (.670)
Postseason Record.................................... 33-15 (.687)
ArenaBowl Record......................................... 5-4 (.555)
Home Record.............................................149-56 (.727)
Away Record............................................... 113-75 (.604)
Tuesday -
Wednesday -
ArenaBowl Championships.......................................................... 5
1994, 1997, 2012, 2013, 2014
Media members may request game or
season credentials by emailing PGarbow@
AZRattlers.com. Each individual will be
contacted directly via email.
9:45-11:30 a.m. - Practice
Players and Coach Guy will be available
after practice
4:30 p.m. - Nick Davila appearance on
NBC Sports Radio 1060 AM
5:00 p.m.- Coach’s Show at Majerle’s
Sports Grill at Chandler Fashion Square
Conference Championships......................................................... 4
(Prior to 2004 the AFL did not have a Conference Championship)
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Division Championships.............................................................. 10
1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2004, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014,
2015
Week 11 AFL Schedule
SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 2016
LOS ANGELES @ PHILADELPHIA
JACKSONVILLE @ TAMPA BAY CLEVELAND @ ORLANDO
PORTLAND @ ARIZONA
12:00PM
2:00PM
4:30PM
6:00PM
Thursday -
9:45-11:30 a.m. - Practice
Playoff Appearances..................................................................... 20
1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002,
2003, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
Friday -
11+ Win Seasons.............................................................................. 10
1996, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014,
2015
Saturday -
Rattlers Football by Decade
6:00 p.m. - Portland @ Arizona
2010’s............................................................................... 102-29 (.779)
2000’s............................................................................ 90-66 (.576)
1990’s............................................................................... 79-38 (.675)
All Times are PDT
Sunday -
Rattlers Head Coaches
Kevin Guy............................2008-Present...............111-41 (.730)
Gene Nudo..........................2006-2007...................... 13-21 (.382)
Todd Shell...........................2005...................................... 7-9 (.438)
Danny White......................1992-2004.....................141-65 (.684)
Team
OverallPoints
Arizona Rattlers
7-3-0
649-473
Cleveland Gladiators 5-5-0
521-565
LA KISS
4-5-0
407-408
Portland Steel
1-8-0
350-546
NATIONAL
Pct.
0.700
0.500
0.444
0.111
CONFERENCE
Division Pct.
5-0-0
1.000
0-2-0
0.000
3-2-0
0.600
0-4-0
0.000
HomeAway
3-0
4-3
4-4
1-1
3-3
1-2
1-1
0-7
Streak
Won 1
Lost 1
Lost 1
Won 1
Team
Philadelphia Soul
Orlando Predators
Jacksonville Sharks
Tampa Bay Storm
AMERICAN
Pct.
0.800
0.800
0.444
0.111
CONFERENCE
Division Pct.
3-1-0
0.750
3-2-0
0.600
3-2-0
0.600
0-4-0
0.000
HomeAway
5-1
3-1
4-1
4-1
1-3
3-2
1-3
0-5
Streak
Won 1
Won 1
Lost 1
Lost 1
OverallPoints
8-2-0
582-449
8-2-0
583-488
4-5-0
461-457
1-8-0
326-493
GAME NOTES
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footballgame notes
series notes
game preview
After playing seven of their first ten games
on the road, the Arizona Rattlers (7-3) are
finally coming home to the Talking Stick
Resort Arena for a two game stretch,
facing the Portland Steel (1-8) this Saturday, and the Philadelphia Soul (8-2) on the
following Friday.
Saturday’s game against the Steel will be
the third and final time the two teams will
meet in the regular season. The Rattlers
are currently 2-0 against Portland, outscoring them by a score of 148-49 (99 points).
This, however, is not the same Steel team
that the Rattlers faced early this season.
Quarterback Shane Austin returned to
the team mid-May, and the team has been
playing better with him under center. Since
taking over, the Steel pushed the Cleveland
Gladiators (5-5) to overtime, led the LA
KISS (4-5) in the 4th quarter before losing
late, and throttling the Tampa Bay Storm
(1-8).
The Rattlers, meanwhile, finally get to play
in the friendly confines of the Snake Pit,
and look to use last week’s win over the
Gladiators as momentum to drive the second half of the season. Arizona’s win on
Saturday gave the Rattlers a commanding
two-game advantage for the conference
title with only six games left in the season.
Quarterback Nick Davila earned the Under
Armour Offensive Player of the Week
award in that game completing 23 of 33
passes for 289 yards, nine touchdowns, and
no turnovers. Wide receiver Rod Windsor
also stood out, earning the J. Lewis Small
Playmaker of the Game honors for his four
touchdown receptions.
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In the seven regular season games against
Portland, QB Nick Davila has thrown 53 TDs to
just 2 Interceptions.
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The week one victory in Portland, 80-28, was
the largest margin of victory in team history.
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The Arizona Rattlers have the top scoring
offense in the league averaging 65 points per
game. The Steel have the 7th ranked scoring
offense averaging just under 39 points per
game.
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The average margin of victory for Arizona
against Portland is 25 points.
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The Rattlers average 68 points per regular
season game against Portland.
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Arizona DB Allen “Bubba” Chapman played for
Portland in 2015 and had 3 pass breakups.
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Portland WR Jared Perry played for the Rattlers in 2013 and 2015 and had 21 touchdowns
during his time in Arizona.
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Portland DB Sergio Gilliam played for the Rattlers in 2010 and had a forced fumble, a fumble
recovery, and an interception during his time in
Arizona.
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The Rattlers have the third best scoring defense in the league only allowing 47 points per
game. The Steel have the worst in the league,
allowing 61 points per game
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team notes
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Top 5 Active Teams by Winning Percentage
Team
Record
Pct.
1. Arizona Rattlers
271-133-0
.671
2. Orlando Predators 246-165-0
.599
3. Jacksonville Sharks 76-51
.598
4. Philadelphia Soul
117-80
.594
5. Tampa Bay Storm* 253-183-0
.580
*Tampa Bay’s first five seasons were played as the Pittsburgh
Gladiators.
Top 5 Overall Teams by Winning Percentage
(Minimum 20 games)
Team
Record
Pct.
1. Detroit Drive
58-12-0
.828
2. Arizona Rattlers
271-133-0
.671
3. San Jose SaberCats 217-110-0
.663
4. Iowa Barnstormers 61-32-0
.655
5. Nashville Kats
51-29-0
.637
The Arizona Rattlers defense have been locking
up their opponent late in downs this season.
They currently sit atop the league in opponent
3rd and 4th down conversions this season with
an astounding 31.9% on 3rd and 30.8% on 4th.
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The Arizona Rattlers have 2 players in the top 3
for total sacks this season. Dimetrio Tyson leading the way with 5 sacks.
*Tampa Bay appeared in the ArenaBowl twice as the Pittsburgh
Gladiators, losing both.
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The Rattlers offense lead the league this season •
in average points per game with 64.9 and their
defense is 3rd in the league with 47.3 average
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points per game allowed.
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The Rattlers are on their seventh kicker in
four seasons currently with Alex Zendejas,
and formally, Kenny Spencer (2016), Scaccia
(2015), Jeremy Shelley (2015), Craig Ratanamorn (2014), Casey Barth (2014), and Garrett
Lindholm (2013).
2015 All-Arena honors offense: Rod Windsor
(2nd team). Defense: Tyre Glasper, Jeremy Kellem (1st team), Mike McAdoo (2nd team).
Arizona is tied for the most ArenaBowl titles
won with Tampa Bay (5)
The Rattlers are also tied with Tampa Bay
with most ArenaBowl Appearances (9).
Top 5 Teams by ArenaBowl Championships
Team
Wins Appearances
1. Arizona Rattlers
5
9
1. Tampa Bay Storm
5
9
3. Detroit Drive
4
6
4. San Jose SaberCats 4
5
5. Orlando Predators
2
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Arizona has played 114 games so far since 2011,
more than any professional football team at
any level.
Pct.
.671
.586
.597
.663
.593
Gladiators.
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Rod Windsor is 2nd in the league for receiving
yards and 2nd for receiving touchdowns this
season. He has a total of 1181 yards and 30
touchdowns for the Rattlers.
Record
271-133-0
253-183-0
246-165-0
217-110-0
127-87-0
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Rattlers FB Mykel Benson this season, is 2nd in
rushing touchdowns (12) and is 3rd in rushing
yards (116)
The Rattlers lead the Arena Football League
all-time in wins (269).
Arizona also leads the AFL All-Time in winning percentage among active teams (.671).
The Rattlers only trail the now defunct Detroit Drive (.828) in all-time winning percentage.
Top 5 Teams by Wins
Team
1. Arizona Rattlers
2. Tampa Bay Storm*
3. Orlando Predators
4. San Jose SaberCats
5. Chicago Rush
Since 2014, the Rattlers are 11-0 when Arkeith
Brown caught an interception
The Rattlers will look to get one step closer
to clinching the conference championship
on Saturday, while the Steel will come in to
Phoenix trying to make up some ground.
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Saturday’s game will be at 6:00 p.m. PDT
at the Talking Stick Resort Arena. The
matchup can also be seen on FOX Sports
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Arizona Plus, and can also be streamed
online at ESPN3.com or the WatchESPN
app on a tablet, smartphone, or streaming •
device.
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The Steel are coming off their first win of
their season over the Tampa Bay Storm.
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The game was never in doubt, with the
Steel holding a 21-7 halftime lead and
scored 47 points in the second half to finish •
the game with a 68-35 win. Austin completed 19 of his 36 passes for 139 yards and
five touchdowns.
While the Steel’s offense is finally beginning to click, Portland’s defense has also
been trending up since the last time they
played the Rattlers, and now rank first in
total defense. The Rattlers, however, still
have the top scoring offense in the AFL,
and will look to continue their league leading pace.
The Rattlers are sixth in the league with 10
interceptions. The Steel are last in the league
with five interceptions
All-Time Winningest Team
Arizona is one of the oldest teams still in
existence
The Rattlers are the oldest team in the National Conference
Only Tampa Bay and Orlando are older
Oldest Teams in AFL History
Team
Year founded Seasons
Tampa Bay Storm*
1987
29
Orlando Predators
1991
25
Arizona Rattlers
1992
24
San Jose SaberCats
1995
21
Cleveland Gladiators**
1997
19
Gladiators.
**Cleveland’s first three seasons were as the New Jersey Red
Dogs before they changed their name to the Gladiators. The
team moved to Las Vegas in 2003, before finally settling down in
Cleveland in 2008.
The Rattlers defense has combined for 10 interceptions, 5 for touchdowns which is second
best in the league.
GAME NOTES
footballgame notes
Offense Notes
Offensive Starters Returning: 4
Returning Starters (Started 10+ games)
Player
Pos.Ht. Wt. Exp
Mykel Benson
FB 6-0 275 5
Nick Davila
QB 6-3 220 6
Kerry Reed
WR 6-2 205 5
Rod Windsor
WR 6-2 205 5
Offensive Rankings
Category
Scoring
Total Yards
Rush Off.
Pass Off.
Pass Eff.
1st Downs
3rd Down Con.
4th Down Con.
Sacks Allowed
Red Zone Off.
Penalty Yards
Turnover Margin
TOP
in 2016
StatRank
64.91st
300.2
2nd
21.2
3rd
279
2nd
124.2
1st
21.7
1st
57.9%
2nd
45.5%
5th
7
4th
81.8%
3rd
38.3
1st
+9
1st
29:416th
Individual Rankings
Name
CategoryStatRank
Mykel Benson Rush Yards 116 3rd
Nick Davila Pass Eff 126.1 1st
Nick Davila
Total Off 270.32nd
Rod Windsor Rec./Game 9.8 3rd
Rod Windsor Rec. Yds/Game 118.1 2nd
Rod Windsor Scoring 18.6 3rd
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Anthony Amos
Wide Receiver
Hometown: Fayetteville, NC
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In his first season with the Arizona Rattlers
Had 110 receptions for 1205 yards and 19 TDs
last season with Spokane
Was on the Dallas Cowboys training camp roster
in 2013.
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In his second season with the Arizona Rattlers
Second Team All-Arena (2014)
6th all-time in career rushes (438). Needs 9
more rushes to pass Andre Bowden for 5th
9th all-time in rushing touchdowns (78).
Needs 8 more to pass Bob McMillen for 8th
all-time.
His 2015 season ranks him second all-time
best season as a Rattler in rushing yards
(286) and first all-time best season in rushes
(96)
Played both football and baseball at Florida
A&M
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Quarterback
Hometown: Fort Huachuca, AZ
Completed 37 passes on 65 attempts (55.8
percent) for 9 touchdowns and 2 int in relief
of Nick Davila in 2015
Spent time in the NFL with the Arizona Cardinals, Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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In his seventh season with the Arizona Rattlers
2014 AFL Player of the Year
2x ArenaBowl MVP (ArenaBowl XXV, ArenaBowl XXVII)
4x All-Arena selection (first team - 2014, second team 2011, 2012, 2013)
2x AFL MVP (2011, 2014)
Ranks 8th all-time in passing yards. Currently he has 30,516.
134 completions away from passing Tommy
Grady for 8th all-time passing completions.
Currently he has 2,440.
Currently the passing yards career leader for
active players with 30,516.
Davila is currently the passing touchdown career leader for active players with 712.
Davila is currently the touchdown/attempt
ratio all-time leader at 19.5.
Davila is currently the quarterback rating career leader for active players with 123. He is
3rd all time behind Chris Greisen and Matt
D’Orazio respectively.
Was on the Cleveland Browns training camp
roster in 2007
GAME NOTES
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Wide Receiver
Hometown: Eureka, CA
In his fourth season with the Arizona Rattlers
Was a part of the Back-to-Back-to-Back
championship teams
ArenaBowl XXV Offensive Player of the
Game.
Earned first team All-Arena honors in 2012
13th all time averaging 14.1 yards per reception
3rd all time with 34.7% of his receptions being touchdowns.
During his three seasons with the Rattlers he
had 261 receptions for 3,907 yards and 85
touchdowns
Was on the Bengals practice squad during
the 2008 and 2009 seasons.
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Wide Receiver
Hometown: Miami, FL
In his sixth season with the Arizona Rattlers
Only wide receiver to be part of all four ArenaBowl appearances (2011-14)
Caught more than 600 yards and 20 touchdowns in each of the last four seasons
Plays both wide receiver and Jack Linebacker
Spent time with the NFL’s Miami Dolphins
(2007) and the Baltimore Ravens (2008)
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Rod Windsor
Nick Davila
Quarterback
Hometown: Downey, CA
Averaged 10.9 yds/rec in 2015
Played in only 10 games in 2015 (started 5)
due to various injuries
Maurice Purify
Mykel Benson
Fullback
Hometown: Palm Bay, FL
Wide Receiver
Hometown: Stockton, CA
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Hometown: Bessemer, AL
ArenaBowl XXVI MVP
Rattlers All-time recptions leader with 798.
12th all-time with 10,412 career receiving
yards. Is 399 yards behind Siaha Burley for
11th all time.
5x All Arena selection (first team - 2010, 2011,
2014, second team 2013, 2015)
2010 AFL Rookie of the Year
First all-time in single season receiving yards
with 2,372 yards (2010)
First all-time in single season receptions with
193 (2010)
Caught a touchdown pass in 31 consecutive
games played, including 3 touchdown catches in ArenaBowl XXVII
Racked up at least 100 all-purpose yards in 8
out of the last 10 games
Spent the 2012 season with the NFL’s Cleveland Browns
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footballgame notes
defense
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Arkeith Brown
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Defensive Back
Hometown: Houston, TX
In his fourth season with the Arizona Rattlers
Second Team All-Arena (2012, 2013)
ArenaBowl XXV Defensive Player of the
Game
Particapated in a rookie tryout with the New
Orleans Saints in 2009
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In his third season with the Arizona Rattlers
In 2014, Chapman collected 43 tackles and 3
interceptions in 12 games as a rookie
Spent two seasons at Kansas State totaling
107 tackles and 6 interceptions 2 of which he
returned for touchdowns
While at City College of San Francisco he recorded 10 interceptions
Chris McAiiister
Defensive Lineman
Hometown: Detroit, MI
First Team All-Arena (2015)
Holds single-season franchise record with 11.5
sacks in 18 starts
Also all-time leader in sacks
Selected preseason All-Mid-Eastern Athletic
Conference Second Team for the 2009 season NC A&T
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In his eighth season with the Arizona Rattlers
First Team All-Arena (2011)
Drafted in the 6th round by the Oakland
Raiders in 2005
Won an NFL Europe World Bowl in 2006
with the Frankfurt Galaxy
in 2013, he became the Rattlers all-time
Sacks leader
Tied for 10th all time in blocked kicks with 8
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Defensive End
Hometown: Miami, FL
Earned J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game
honors at ArenaBowl XXVII after hauling in a
pair of interceptions, including a pick-six in
the first quarter of the contest.
Joined the Baltimore Ravens in 2008.
A J.C. Grid Wire Honorable Mention All-American at Coffeyville Community College, racking up nearly 1,200 yards and 13 touchdowns
as a receiver in his two seasons at Coffeyville.
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Markus Smith
Defensive Back
Hometown: Corona, CA
All-Conference selection while attending Riverside Community College
A multi-sport star who earned a total of eight
varsity letters in football, wrestling, and track
and field
Returning Starters (Started
Player
Pos.Ht.
Arkeith Brown
DB 6’
Cliff Dukes
DL 6’4
Tyre Glasper
PL 6’3
Anttaj HawthorneDL 6’3
10+ games)
Wt. Exp
190 3
295 7
2705
345 7
Defensive Rankings in 2016
Category
StatRank
Scoring Defense
473 Pts
3rd
Total Defense
283.6
6th
Rushing Defense
12.6
2nd
Pass Defense
271.2 Ypg
6th
Pass Efficiency
95.8
2nd
First Downs
17.9
5th
3rd-Down Conv.
31.9%
1st
4th-Down Conv.
30.8%
1st
Sacks By
20
1st
Red Zone Defense 80.4%
5th
Turnover Margin
+9
1st
Fumbles Recovered 9
1st
Interceptions
10
6th
Individual Rankings
Name
CategoryStat Rank
Brown
Int
3 9th
Tyson
FF
1
2nd
Tyson
Sacks5 1st
Borel
Sacks42nd
Morton
BrUp
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9th
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Defensive End
Hometown: Elba, AL
Tyson is beginning his first season in Arena
Football, and with the Rattlers.
Prior to joining the Rattlers, Tyson attended
camp for the National Football League’s Dallas Cowboys in 2013.
in 2011 he tallied 85.5 tackles, 18.5 tackles for
loss, and 7 sacks in his career. He also intercepted a pass as well as a pass breakup.
He was named All-Area and All-Region as
well as named to the Southeast Sun Super 12
in 2007.
Tyson leads the league in sacks this season
with a total of 5.
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In his rookie season with the Arizona Rattlers
Morton played in three straight bowl games
as a defensive back for Baylor, including a
2013 BCS bowl and the Big-12 championship
Two-time all Big-12 selection and made the
Big-12 Commissioners Honor Roll in 2012
While at Baylor he had eight interceptions
and four forced fumbles
Defensive Starters Returning: 4
Dimetrio Tyson
Anttaj Hawthorne
Defensive Lineman
Hometown: Hamden, CT
Defensive Back
Hometown: Macon, GA
Kerry Reed
Germany
He is in his rookie season with the Rattlers
McAllister is Baylor’s all-time sack leader
Earned first time All-Big 12 honors during his
senior season at Baylor
Also earned second team All-Academic Big
12 honors as a senior
Won the Holiday Bowl Defensive MVP his Junior year
in high school he was the 2008 District 27-5A
defensive MVP
94
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Defensive End
Hometown: Aschaffenburg,
Tyre Glasper
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Allen “Bubba” Chapman
Defensive Back
Hometown: San Francisco, CA
31
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3
KJ Morton
Defense Notes
Defensive End
Hometown: Gales Ferry, CT
In his first season with the Arizona Rattlers
During his 3 seasons with San Jose, he recorded 11 sacks, 4 forced fumbles and 2 pass
breakups
Spent some time with the Baltimore Ravens
Two time All-Pac 10 honorable mention
Vasquez is 2nd in the league for sacks with 4
GAME NOTES
footballgame notes
Special Teams Notes
Special Teams Rankings in 2016
Category
StatRank
FGM/FGA
0/0T-7th
XPM/XPA
71/834th
Total Kicking
71 3rd
Kickoff Coverage
Kickoff Yards Touchbacks Return Yards
Kickoff Returns
Return Yards Touchdowns 88
Anthony Amos
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4778 3rd
22 2nd
915 5th
874 6th
2 T-3rd
special teams
Wide Receiver
Hometown: Fayetteville, NC
Has 27 returns for 423 yards and two touchdowns this season
Last season with Spokane, he had 39 returns
for 690 yards
11
Arkeith Brown
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Returner
Hometown: Houston, TX
Has six returns for 78 yards so far this season
Had 19 returns last season for 193 yards and
a touchdown
In four seasons, he has 80 career returns for
1,233 yards and four touchdowns
4
Alex Zendejas
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Kicker
Hometown:
Glendale, AZ
In his second season in the AFL, both with
the Rattlers
Connected on 14-of-18 extra points in two
games last year
Attended the University of Arizona and finished top 10 in UA history with 75% of field
goals made in his career.
He is 29/34 with PAT attempts this season
(.853)
8
Shane Boyd
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Ak-Chin Indian Community
Field
•
Quarterback
Hometown: Fort Huachuca, AZ
Has been place holder for the Rattlers for 2
years
Spent time in the NFL with the: Arizona Cardinals, Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, and Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Ak-Chin (awk-chin) Indian Community and the Arizona Rattlers completed
a partnership agreement for the 2016,
2017 and 2018 seasons, which includes
naming rights to the arena football
team’s field – now Ak-Chin Indian Community Field – as well as the UltraStar
Multi-tainment Center and Southern
Dunes Troon Golf Course prominently
displayed on each end of the field and
in additional spaces throughout the
arena.
2016 Rattlers Record When...
Overall: ...................................................................... 7-3
At Home................................................ 3-0
On the Road........................................ 4-3
Neutral.................................................. 0-0
By Month:
April........................................................ 5-0
May ..................................................... .. 1-3
June........................................................ 1-0
July ........................................................ 0-0
August .................................................. 0-0
When
When
When
When
When
When
Scoring First .............................................. 4-1
Opponent Scored First........................... 3-2
Scoring 50+ Points.................................. 6-3
Opponent Scores 50+ Points............... 2-3
Scoring Less Than 50 Points................ 1-0
Opponent Scores Under 50 Points.... 5-0
When Leading at the Half................................... 7-1
When Trailing at the Half................................... 0-2
When Tied at the Half.......................................... 0-0
When Leading after 3 Quarters ...................... 6-1
When Trailing after 3 Quarters.........................0-2
When Tied after 3 Quarters.............................. 1-0
When Leading in Time of Possession ........... 2-2
When Trailing in Time of Possession............. 5-1
When Leading in Turnover Ratio.................... 7-0
When Trailing in Turnover Ratio...................... 0-2
When Even in Turnover Ratio ..........................0-1
When Less than 40 Passing Attempts .........6-1
With an Individual 250+ Passer....................... 4-3
300+ Passer .......................................1-3
With an Individual Opponent 250+ Passer. 2-2
300+Passer ........................................2-2
With
With
With
With
an Individual 100+ Yard Receiver ........5-3
150+ Yard Receiver ..........................2-1
Multiple 100+ Yard Receivers ................1-1
Individual Opponent 100+ Receiver ... 2-3
150+ Yard Receiver .......................... 0-1
Multiple Opponent 100+ Receivers..... 2-0
When Outrushing an Opponent .....................5-0
When Outrushed by Opponent....................... 2-3
With 10+ Rushing Attempts............................... 1-0
With an Individual 20+ Yard Rusher............... 5-0
With an Individual Opponent 20+ Rusher ..1-0
The UltraStar Multi-tainment Center at
Ak-Chin Circle will host viewing parties
for all away Rattlers games for the 2016
season, which will broadcast on CBS
Sports Network, ESPN News, ESPN2,
and streamed live on-line at ESPN3.
When Sacking the Quarterback 2+ Times ..3-0
When Allowing 2+ Sacks ...................................1-0
When Field Goal is Made................................... 0-0
When Opponent Field Goal is Made .............0-1
When Missing 2+ PATs ........................................ 4-0
The UltraStar Multi-tainment Center
at Ak-Chin Circle features nine venues
conveniently located under one roof
including theaters, dining, bowling,
arcades and live entertainment. The
partnership will also include a targeted
outreach program to Ak-Chin youth by
players and coaches focused on education, dedication, leadership and more.
When Leading in Kickoff Return Yards ........2-2
When Trailing in Kickoff Return Yards........... 5-1
GAME NOTES
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footballgame notes
team rankings comparison
Rattlers
1st
1st
2nd
1st
1st
3rd
2nd
1st
Rattlers
6th
2nd
6th
3rd
6th
1st
Rattlers
4th
T-7th
6th
Rattlers
55 - 383
85 - 541
57.9%
31.9%
45.5%
30.8%
20
10 - 44
0/0
78%
80.4%
Offense
Steel
Defense
Steel
Special Teams
Steel
Scoring Offense
Touchdowns Scored
Total Offense
Total Offensive Yards
Total Off. Avg/Play
Rush Offense
Pass Offense
Turnover Ratio
7th
7th
6th
7th
8th
5th
8th
8th
Total Defense
Rush Defense
Pass Defense
Scoring Defense
Interceptions
Sacks
1st
8th
1st
8th
8th
3rd
Points Scored Kicking
Field Goals
Kickoff Returns
Statistics
Penalties - Yards
Opp Penalty - Yards
3rd Down Conversion
Opp 3rd Down Conv.
4th Down Conversion
Opp 4th Down Conv.
Sacks
Sacks Allowed - Yrds
FG/ATT
RZ Scores
Opp RZ Scores
6th
T-4th
8th
Steel
79-541
76 - 629
42%
64.3%
39%
53.8%
10
17 - 81
1/2
67.5%
92.1%
team roster comparison
Offensive Stars
Offensive Stars
QB Nick Davila
FB Mykel Benson
WR Rod Windsor
QB Shane Austin
WR Tyrone Goard
WR Tom Gilson
Defensive Stars
Defensive Stars
DL Anttaj Hawthorne
DB Arkeith Brown
MLB Tyre Glasper
JLB Dexter Davis
DL Robert Hayes
Key Additions
WR Anthony Amos
DE Luis Vasquez
Key Departures
Key Additions
WR Jamar Howard
Key Departures
WR Darryl Thompson
DE Michael McAdoo
DB Jeremy Kellem
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GAME NOTES
footballdepth chart
QB FB WR WR WR TE C G 10
9
88
1
81
52
70
68
DE 6
DE 31
NG 32
PL 94
JL 81
DB 11
DB 3
DB 16
K KR
Rattlers Offense
Nick Davila
8 Shane Boyd
Mykel Benson
Anthony Amos
Rod Windsor
2
Maurice Purify
Chase Deadder
Michael Simons
72 Dionte Savage
Jordan Mudge
Keith Williams 75 Hayworth Hicks
QB
FB
WR
WR
WR
TE
C
G
DE
NG
DE
MLB
JLB
DB
DB
DB
4 Alex ZENDEJAS (zen-DAY-hahs)
9 MYKEL Benson (Michael)
10 Nick DAVILA (DAH-vil-lah)
52 Michael SIMONS (SY-mons)
77 ANTTAJ Hawthorne (ANN-tahj)
81 Chase DEADDER (dee-ADD-der)
94 TYRE Glasper (tie-REE)
Rattlers Defense
Cliff Dukes
97 Leon Mackey
Chris McAllister
Damien Borel
Tyre Glasper
Chase Deadder
Arkeith Brown
KJ Morton
19 Marquis Floyd
Keiron Jones
Rattlers Special Teams
4 Alex Zendejas
88 Anthony Amos
Rattlers Pronunciations
10
77
12
6
5
66
79
64
Steel Offense
Shane Austin
1
Darron Thomas
Kevin Myers
Tyrone Goard
Jared Perry
80 JamesShaw
Tom Gilson
Deveric Gallington
John Collins
Jarien Moreland
72 Duke Robinson
91
59
11
99
9
2
21
13
Steel Defense
Brandon Sesay
Junior Salt
91 Brandon Sesay
Dexter Davis Jr.
Robert Hayes
Sergio Gilliam
11 Dexter Davis Jr.
Christian Wise
9 Sergio Gilliam
Shaine Boyle
Arness Ikner
2
Christian Wise
Opponent Pronunciations
Shannon Tevaga (Tah-VAH-ga)
Sam Tupua (TWO-pooh-uh)
Gustave Benthin (goo-stAH-veh
Ben-thin)
Steel Special Teams
K
17 Ernesto Lacayo
KR 13 Arness Ikner
GAME NOTES
Page 9
footballrosters
Alphabetical Roster
Numerical Roster
COLLEGE
#
POSNAME
8/2/90
Middle Tennessee State
1
WR Rod Windsor
5
12/30/87
Florida A&M
2
WR Maurice Purify
300
1
6/1/93
Butte Comm College
3
DB KJ Morton
6’1
230
4
9/18/82
Kentucky
4
K
24 DB Allen Chapman
5’11
185
2
7/23/91
Kansas State
6
DE Cliff Dukes
10 QB Nick Davila
6’3
220
6
5/22/85
Cincinnati
8
QB Shane Boyd
81 WR Chase Deadder
6’5
225
3
11/20/88
Sacramento State
9
FB Mykel Benson
6
DE Cliff Dukes
6’3
300
7
6/26/81
Michigan State
10 QB Nick Davila
19 DB Marquis Floyd
6’0
190
8
3/17/80
West Georgia
13 WR Joe Matthews
94 MLBTyre Glasper
6’3
265
5
4/14/87
North Carolina A&T
14 DB Al Phillips
75 OL Hayworth Hicks
6’3
335
2
10/3/88
Iowa State
16 DB Kieron Jones
16 DB Kieron Jones
5’10 185
R
11/30/87
SE Luisiana
19 DB Marquis Floyd
97 DL Leon Mackey
6’4
265
1
2/28/89
Texas Tech
24 DB Allen Chapman
13 WR Joe Matthews
6’2
200
R
4/8/93
New Mexico State
31 DE Chris McAllister
31 DE Chris McAllister
6’5
250
1
3/3/91
Baylor
32 DE Damien Borel
3
5’10 190
R
6/21/90
Baylor
52 OL Michael Simons
70 OL Jordan Mudge
6’4
320
3
8/8/89
Nevada
68 DL Keith Williams
14 DB Al Phillips
5’11
190
6
10/14/85
Wagner
70 OL Jordan Mudge
2
WR Maurice Purify
6’4
230
4
1/17/86
Nebraska
72 OL Dionte Savage
72 OL Dionte Savage
6’5
330
R
2/10/92
Oklahoma
75 OL Hayworth Hicks
52 OL Michael Simons
6’4
295
2
1/8/89
Central Connecticut St
81 WR Chase Deadder
68 DL Keith Williams
6’5
330
2
4/8/88
Nebraska
88 WR Anthony Amos
1
WR Rod Windsor
6’2
205
5
4/24/85
Western New Mexico
94 MLBTyre Glasper
4
K
5’11
190
1
8/17/89
Arizona
97 DL Leon Mackey
#
POS
NAME
HT
WT
EXP
88 WR Anthony Amos
6’0
185
1
9
FB Mykel Benson
6’0
275
32 DE Damien Borel
6’4
8
QB Shane Boyd
DB KJ Morton
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Alex Zendejas
DOB
Alex Zendejas
GAME NOTES
footballrosters
Numerical Roster
Steel Alphabetical Roster
#
#
POS
NAME
POS
NAME
HT WT
DOB
COLLEGE
HT
WTEXP
EXP
DOBCOLLEGE
10 QB Shane Austin
6’1
200
3
6/14/89
Hawaii
64 OL Lenardo Bates
6’5
310
2
11/28/89
21 DB Shaine Boyle
5’10 190
2
79 C
John Collins
6’3
305
JLB Dexter Davis
6’3
66 FB Deveric Gallington
9
5
#
POSNAME
# POSNAME
1
QB Darron Thomas
Louisiana-Lafayette
2
DB Christian Wise
5/1/88
Faulkner
4
DB Mike McMillan
2
8/22/90
Harvard
5
WR Tom Gilson
230
1
12/27/90
Friends
6
WR Jared Perry
6’3
335
2
5/6/90
Texas Tech
9
DB Sergio Gilliam
DB Sergio Gilliam
6’2
190
6
3/29/85
Clemson
10 QB Shane Austin
WR Tom Gilson
6’2
200
3
11/6/88
UMass
11
12 WR Tyrone Goard
6’4
205
3
4/30/90
Eastern Kentucky
12 WR Tyrone Goard
99 MLBRobert Hayes
6’2
250
1
3/13/92
Shepherd
13 DB Arness Ikner
13 DB Arness Ikner
5’7
180
3
7/19/90
Middle Tennessee State
17 K
17 K
5’8
180
1
5/5/89
Hastings
20 JLB Bryce Peila
5’11
205
1
2/14/90
Ashland
21 DB Shaine Boyle
6’6
360
3
6/20/85
New Mexico-Highlands
23 DE Reggie Wilson
20 JLB Bryce Peila
6’1
205
3
5/8/90
Western Oregon
59 OL Visesio Salt Jr
6
WR Jared Perry
6’1
180
4
8/27/88
Missouri
64 OL Lenardo Bates
72 OL Duke Robinson
6’5
345
3
10/10/86
Oklahoma
66 FB Deveric Gallington
59 OL Visesio Salt Jr
6’3
340
R
1/1/88
Utah
72 OL Duke Robinson
91 DE Brandon Sesay
6’6
295
3
12/16/86
Texas Tech
77 C
Kevin Myers
80 WR James Shaw
5’11
190
1
2/27/90
Jacksonville State
79 C
John Collins
1
6’3
225
2
5/23/90
Oregon
80 WR James Shaw
23 DE Reggie Wilson
6’3
255
R
4/2/92
Texas
91 DE Brandon Sesay
2
6’1
185
6
9/12/85
Clark
99 MLBRobert Hayes
11
4
Ernesto Lacayo
DB Mike McMillan
77 C
Kevin Myers
QB Darron Thomas
DB Christian Wise
GAME NOTES
JLB Dexter Davis
Ernesto Lacayo
Page 11
footballhead coach
Coaching Staff
Kevin Guy
General Manager, Head Coach
111-41 Record at Arizona
Kevin Guy begins his 16th season coaching in
Arena football, his 12th as a general manager and
head coach, and his eighth in that position with the
Rattlers.
In 2015, Guy was nominated for the AFL Hall of
fame and was inducted into the University of West
Alabama Hall of Fame.
Coaching Honors
2011 AFL Coach of the Year
2003 AF2 Coach of the Year
AF2 Hall of Fame
West Alabama Hall of Fame
In 2014, Guy led one of the AFL’s most-storied
franchises to its fourth consecutive ArenaBowl
appearance and third straight world championship,
a 72-32 victory over the Cleveland Gladiators. The
Rattlers posted an AFL-record 14 straight victories
to start the season, and ended the regular season
at 15-3 and going undefeated on their home turf at
Ak-Chin Field at US Airways Center.
Guy’s offense in 2014 was explosive, scoring 164
touchdowns and averaging a league-leading 63.9
points per game. The Rattlers offense under Guy,
was led by its opposing pass offense that threw for
over 5,000 yards and averaged a staggerring 8.4
yards per attempt.
In 2013, Guy led the Rattlers to its third consecutive
ArenaBowl appearance and second straight world
championship, a 48-39 victory over the Philadelphia
Soul. The Rattlers posted a then AFL-record 18
victories (first set by the team in 2011).
Under Guy, Arizona’s offense led the league in
scoring with 170 touchdowns and averaging 66.8
points per game. The Rattlers also fielded one of
the league’s most stingy defenses, allowing only
48.1 points per game, second to Philadelphia’s 46.6.
Guy also saw eight of his players receive All-Arena
honors, including two first-teamers.
In 2012, Guy led Arizona to its first ArenaBowl
championship in more than a decade. The Rattlers
won 16 games, earning back-to-back West Division
and National Conference championships. The
offense scored 158 touchdowns during the regular
season and averaged 62.1 points per game, while
the defense forced 45 turnovers and allowed 48.9
points per game.
Guy’s 2011 team piled up 160 touchdowns during
the regular season, averaging 61.9 points per game.
The defense, meanwhile, forced 54 turnovers for a
plus-34 turnover ratio – the best in the AFL – while
holding opposing teams to 46.4 points per game.
While the Rattlers would make their first ArenaBowl
appearance since 2004, they would come up short
in the final seconds, losing 73-70 to the Jacksonville
Sharks.
An arenafootball2 Hall of Fame inductee, Guy has
proven to be a consistent winner, owning a 72.6
winning percentage (122-46) as a head coach. In
2011, he was named NFL Network Coach of the Year.
Guy joined the Rattlers on Aug. 10, 2007. He had
been serving as defensive coordinator for the San
Jose SaberCats, which had just won ArenaBowl
XXI. The Rattlers, meanwhile, were coming off
the second-worst record in the league (4-12). Guy
immediately went to work. He retained only three
players from the 2007 team and began the 2008
season with nine rookies and seven second-year
players. Arizona would win four more games over
the previous year and host a first-round playoff
game against Grand Rapids. Guy finished second in
voting for AFL Coach of the Year, one of only four
coaches to receive votes for the award. In 2010, the
Rattlers would post their first winning season (106) since 2004 a nd reach the National Conference
semifinals, losing 57-49 to the Spokane Shock.
While the AFL reorganized in 2009, Guy continued
his duties with the Rattlers and served as a
consultant to the general manager and head coach
of the Rio Grande Valley Dorados (af2). Guy assisted
with all aspects of the organization, including
business and football operations. With the help of
Guy’s advisement, Rio Grande Valley return to the
AFL Record By Season
Reg Season
WL T
2000 New Jersey Red Dogs 1 3 0
2008 Arizona Rattlers
8 8 0
10 6 0
2011* Arizona Rattlers
16 2 0
13 5 0
15 3 0
15 3 0
14 4 0
7 3 0
Career Total
98 37 0
* - Won coach of the year
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Playoffs Total
WL
- -
0 1
0 1
2 1
3 0
3 0
3 0
1 1
0 0
12 4
WL
1 3
8 9
10 7
18 3
16 5
18 3
18 3
15 5
7 3
111 41
Playoff Result
T
0
----------------0
Wild Card Playoff, Grand Rapids Rampage (L, 48-41)
0
Conference Semifinals, Spokane Shock (L, 57-49)
0
ArenaBowl XXIV, Jacksonville Sharks (L, 73-70)
0
ArenaBowl XXV, Philadelphia Soul (W, 72-54)
0
ArenaBowl XXVI, Philadelphia Soul (W, 48-39)
0
ArenaBowl XXVII, Cleveland Gladiators (W, 72-32)
0
Conference Finals, San Jose SaberCats (L, 70-67)
0
0
GAME NOTES
footballhead coach
af2 playoffs after failing to reach the postseason the
previous year.
Guy left the af2 with the most wins in the history of
the league when he joined the SaberCats in 2005.
His 52 victories came in his four seasons, an average
of 13 wins per season. He picked up a Coach of the
Year award along the way and finished with a 73.2
winning percentage while leading the Tennessee
Valley Vipers (2002-04) and Dorados (2005).
In 2005, Guy led the Texas-based Dorados to a 10-6
regular-season record and a trip to the league’s
National Conference championship game. The
Dorados’ last victory that season, a 65-42 decision
over Tulsa in the playoffs, lifted him to the top of the
league’s coaching leaders.
With Tennessee Valley, Guy’s teams won 39 of 48
regular-season games and claimed a division title
each season. In 2003, the Vipers won their first 14
games and reached the conference championship
game. Guy would be named Coach of the Year.
Guy’s teams consistently were ranked near the top
of all major statistical categories during his tenure as
an af2 coach. He had 31 players advance from the
af2, with five joining the National Football League.
He had 14 players earn All-af2 recognition.
In 2001, Guy became the defensive coordinator for
the AFL’s Florida Bobcats, where his defense limited
opposing teams to fewer than 30 points per game
twice and forced 26 turnovers. Florida also averaged
six defensive stops per game.
Guy attended the University of West Alabama from
1991 to 1995. He was born Dec. 6, 1972, in Birmingham,
Ala.
Did You Know?
•
Guy is 1 win away from passing Mike Hohensee for 4th all time postseason victories. The
two are currently tied with 12.
•
Guy is the all-time leader in postseason winning percentage with .750.
•
Guy is 4 wins away from earning 100 regular
season wins. Including playoffs Guy has 109
wins.
•
If Guy wins the next five games, he will pass
Fran Curci (.739) for the highest winning percentage all-time. Currently, he is at .732
•
If Guy wins five more away games, he will
pass Will McClay (.682) for the best all-time
road win percentage. He currently is at .661
•
Guy is 7 wins away from passing Mike Dailey
(115 wins) for fifth in all-time wins. He currently has 109 wins
•
Guy is currently the member of two hall of fames, the af2 Hall of Fame and the University
of West Alabama Hall of Fame. Guy is also an
AFL Hall of Fame Nominee in 2015.
Guy joined the coaching ranks after an AFL playing
career that lasted four seasons. He began the 2000
season as the defensive coordinator of the New
Jersey Red Dogs. At 26, he was elevated to interim
head coach for the last four games. His team was
ranked fourth in the AFL in total defense and fifth
in pass defense. Over those final four games, the
Red Dogs averaged almost 10 more points per game
than over the first 10 games.
As a player, Guy spent four seasons with the
Minnesota Fighting Pike (1996), the Red Dogs (199799) and the Orlando Predators (1999), primarily as
a wide receiver and defensive back. He helped the
Predators reach ArenaBowl XIII.
Record vs. Opponents
Active AFL Teams
Cleveland Gladiatiors............... 4-0
Jacksonville Sharks..................... 6-1
Los Angeles KISS...................... 6-0
Orlando Predators..................... 5-2
Philadelphia Soul......................... 6-1
Portland Steel............................. 9-0
Tampa Bay Storm........................ 3-1
Record vs. Active Teams�� 39-5
Former AFL Teams
Boss.-Shrev. Battle Wings��1-0
Carolina Cobras............................0-1
Chicago Rush...............................3-5
Colorado Crush............................0-1
Dallas Desperados......................1-0
Dallas Vigilantes...........................1-0
Florida Bobcats............................1-0
Georgia Force..............................2-0
Grand Rapids Rampage............. 1-1
Iowa Barnstormers..................... 5-2
Kansas City Brigade...................1-0
Las Vegas Outlaws...................... 2-1
Los Angeles Avengers..............0-2
Milwaukee iron..............................1-0
New England Sea Wolves��0-2
New Orleans VooDoo................4-1
New York Dragons......................1-0
Okla. City Yard Dawgz...............1-0
Pittsburgh Power........................3-0
San Antonio Talons..................... 5-1
San Jose Sabercats...................8-9
Spokane Shock...........................11-7
Tulsa Talons..................................3-0
Utah Blaze.....................................9-2
Record vs. Former Teams....64-35
Coaching Experience
YearTeam
Duties
2000
New Jersey Red Dogs
Defensive Coordinator
2000
New Jersey Red Dogs
Interim Head Coach
2001
Florida Bobcats
Defensive Coordinators
2002-2004
Tennessee Valley Vipers* Head Coach
2005
Rio Grande Valley Dorados*Head Coach
2006-2007
San Jose SaberCats
Defensive Coordinator
2008-Present** Arizona Rattlers
General Manager / Head Coach
* Denotes af2 Team
** 2009 AFL season was cancelled due to restructure
GAME NOTES
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footballcoaches
Kani Kauahi
Dave Ewart
Assistant Head Coach, Offensive
Line
Defensive Coordinator, Director
of Player Personnel
Kauahi
begins
his
ninth season with the
Rattlers. The Hawaii
native spent the early
portion of his professional coaching career
working with teams in
the Canadian Football
League, including the
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
(2006), Ottawa Renegades (2002-05) and
BC Lions (1998-2000).
He also logged one
season with the San
Francisco
Demons
(2001) of the XFL.
Kauahi began his coaching career in 1995 as the offensive line coach at Mesa Community College. He also
served as the strength and conditioning coach for the
Arizona Cardinals (1996- 97).
After playing college football at Arizona State University and the University of Hawaii, Kauahi spent 11 years
as a center in the National Football League – twice
with the Phoenix Cardinals (1993, 1989-91). He also
played for the Kansas City Chiefs (1992), Green Bay
Packers (1988) and Seattle Seahawks (1982-86).
Kauahi most recently has been coaching the offensive
line at the University of Waterloo , in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
Kauahi was born Sept. 6, 1959, in Kekaha, Hawaii. He
and his wife, Gay, have three children: Kalei, Kamana
and Hana.
Siaha Burley
Offensive Coordinator / Director of
Football Operations
Burley spent the 2014 and 2015 seasons as the offensive coordinator for the
Orlando Predators. In that
time, the predators consistently ranked in the top 3
on offense, including ranking first in the league this
past season in yards per
offensive play, averaging 7.1
yards per attempt, and in
rushing offense, earning 4.0
yards per rush. Burley was
named the 2015 Assistant
Coach of the Year. Prior to
his stint with the Predators,
Burley was the offensive
coordinator for the central
division champion Chicago Rush in 2013. That year, the
Rush finished in the top five in total offense. In 2011,
Burley was named the wide receivers coach for the Arizona Rattlers. That year, the Rattlers made their first of
four straight appearances at the ArenaBowl.
The Mesa, Arizona native attended Central Florida University, where he led his team in receiving yards for two
straight seasons. Burley has two daughters, Sia Jonet
(11) and N’Lae (7).
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Rattlers Team Staff
Dave Ewart begins
his 22nd year coaching in Arena football,
his second with the
Rattlers.
Ewart spent the last
three years as the
head coach of the
Tampa Bay Storm,
leading the team to
the American Conference
semifinals
in 2013 against the
Jacksonville Sharks.
He also served seven
years as an assistant
to the late Tim Marcum, AFL Hall of Fame coach. Ewart was named the
Storm’s sixth head coach in team history on Feb. 17,
2011.
Ewart’s 2011 team recorded an AFL-record 41 sacks.
As an assistant in 2010, his defensive line racked up
the second-most sacks (29) in the league as the
Storm went on to compete in ArenaBowl XXIII.
After serving as an assistant coach at East Tennessee
State and Glenville State College in the early 1990s,
Ewart began his professional coaching career in 1994
with the Cleveland Thunderbolts. He also spent time
with the St. Louis Stampeded (1995-96), Texas Terror (1997), Florida Bobcats (1998, 2000-01) and New
England Sea Wolves (1999).
Ewart attended Salem International University, where
he played on the offensive line from 1987-88 before
transferring to East Tennessee State. He twice was
an All-Southern Conference selection and earned Division I-AA All-American honors during his time with
the Buccaneers.
Ewart was born March 30, 1969, in Shinneston, W. Va.
Ron James
Steel Head Coach
Ron James was named the third
head coach in Portland’s AFL history on January 31, 2015. He brings 30
years of coaching experience with
him to the Portland, most recently
acting as the defensive coordinator
for the Cleveland Gladiators during
the 2015 season. The 2012 AFL
Head Coach of the Year has spent
19 seasons as a coach, coordinator,
or assistant in the Arena Football
League, including seven seasons
as a head coach with the Las Vegas Gladiators (2005-2006), Utah
Blaze (2010-2013), and Pittsburgh
Power (2014). James led both the
Blaze (12-6, 2012) and the Power
(15-2, 2014) to franchise record regular season win totals.
An offensive lineman for Siena College (NY) from 1982-1985, James
Football Operations
Jeff Jarnigan, Assistant General Manager
JT Thompson, Director
of Team Operations
Strength and Conditioning
Leland Rodgers,
Strength and Conditioning Coach
Athletic Medicine
Sean McMannes, Head
Athletic Trainer
Dr. Shelden Martin,
Head Team Physician
Equipment
Todd Conner, Equipment Manager / Quality Control
Security
Les Skelton, Director
of Team Security
began his coaching career in 1986,
when he was introduced as Siena’s
linebackers coach. He began his
AFL career three years later as an
assistant for the Albany Firebirds
from 1990 to 1991. After two seasons as an assistant with the Albany
Firebirds, James returned to coach
at West Point in 1997.
James guided Utah to their best
season in team history in 2012, with
a 12-6 record, garnering honors as
the AFL Head Coach of the Year.
James would later lead the Pittsburgh Power to a 15-2 record in
2014, having taken over the head
coaching position following the
first game of the season. That season, the Pittsburgh defense led the
AFL in interceptions with 36, was
second in scoring defense at 43.2
points allowed per game, and was
third in the League in total defense.
GAME NOTES
footballawards
GAME AWARDS
Game 1
Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game: Nick Davila (AZ)
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: Damien Borel (AZ)
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: Rod Windsor (AZ)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Rod Windsor (AZ)
AFL Highlight of the Game: Arkeith Brown (AZ) Interception for TD
Game 9
Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game: T.T. Toliver (TB)
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: Cortez Stubbs (TB)
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: Chase Deadder (AZ)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Rod Windsor (AZ) 23-yards
AFL Highlight of the Game: Gerald Young, (TB), Kickoff return for TD
Game 10
Game 2
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: Allen Chapman (AZ)
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: Donovan Morgan (LA)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Donovan Morgan (LA) 28 yard TD pass with
11:52 in the 2nd Q
AFL Highlight of the Game: Anthony Amos (AZ) 54 yard kickoff return
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: DeMarcus Robinson (CLE)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Quentin Sims (CLE)
AFL Highlight of the Game: Collin Taylor (CLE)
Game 11
Game 3
Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game:
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game:
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game:
Cutters Catch of the Game:
AFL Highlight of the Game:
Game 4
Game 5
Game 6
Game 7
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: Tyre Glasper (AZ)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Mykel Benson (AZ) 1 handed catch
AFL Highlight of the Game: Tyre Glasper (AZ) Fumble Return for TD
Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game: Joe Hills (JAX)
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: Nick Davila (AZ)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Joe Hills (JAX)
AFL Highlight of the Game: Derrick Ross (JAX) 33 yd td run
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: Arkeith Brown (AZ)
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: Dimetrio Tyson (AZ)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Rod Windsor (AZ) 48-yard TD Catch
AFL Highlight of the Game: Tyre Glasper (AZ) Fumble Recovery for TD
Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game: Randall Hippeard (ORL)
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: Paul Stephens (ORL)
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: Brandon Thompkins (ORL)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Greg Carr (ORL)
AFL Highlight of the Game: Paul Stephens (ORL), 2nd qtr interception.
Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game: Dan Raudabaugh (PHI)
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: Tracy Belton (PHI)
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: Shaun Kauleinamoku (PHI)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Reynolds (PHI) 48-yard touchdown
AFL Highlight of the Game: Sean Daniels (PHI) onside kick recovery for
TD
Game 8
Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game: Joe Matthews (AZ)
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: Chase Deadder (AZ)
Cutters Catch of the Game: Joe Matthews (AZ) 2Q 30-yard TD Catch
AFL Highlight of the Game: Allen Chapman (AZ) 48 yard INT in 2Q
GAME NOTES
Game 12
Game 13
Game 14
Game 15
Game 16
Page 15
footballawards
weekly league honors
season highs
Week 1
Riddell Defensive Player of the Week: Damien Borel / Luis Vasquez
Week 2
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Week: Rod Windsor
Week 3
Under Armour Offensive Player of the Week: Nick Davila
Week 4
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Week: Maurice Purify
Week 5
INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Rushes 9 Yards Rushing 36 TD Rushes 3 Long Rush 23 Pass attempts 50 Pass completions 35 Yards Passing 390 TD Passes 9 Long Pass 48 Receptions 15 Yards Receiving 165 TD Receptions 5 Long Reception 48 Long MFG Return 23 Long Kickoff Return 56 Tackles 10.5 Sacks 2.0 Tackles For Loss 3.0 Interceptions 2 Riddell Defensive Player of the Week: Dimetrio Tyson
Cutters Catch of the Week: Rod Windsor 48 yard TD
Week 10
Under Armour Offensive Player of the Week: Nick Davila
Page 16
BENSON, Mykel at LA KISS (Apr 09, 2016)
BENSON, Mykel at Portland Steel (Apr 01, 2016)
BENSON, Mykel at Jacksonville Sharks (Apr 23, 2016)
DEADDER, Chase at Portland Steel (Apr 01, 2016)
DAVILA, Nick at Jacksonville Sharks (Apr 23, 2016)
DAVILA, Nick at Cleveland Gladiators (Jun 03, 2016)
DAVILA, Nick vs Portland Steel (Apr 30, 2016)
WINDSOR, Rod at Jacksonville Sharks (Apr 23, 2016)
WINDSOR, Rod at Jacksonville Sharks (Apr 23, 2016)
PURIFY, Maurice at Jacksonville Sharks (Apr 23, 2016)
WINDSOR, Rod vs Portland Steel (Apr 30, 2016)
BROWN, Arkeith vs Tampa Bay Storm (Apr 16, 2016)
AMOS, Anthony at Orlando Predators (May 07, 2016)
BROWN, Arkeith vs Portland Steel (Apr 30, 2016)
BOREL, Damien at Portland Steel (Apr 01, 2016)
VASQUEZ, Luis at Portland Steel (Apr 01, 2016)
TYSON, Dimetrio at Portland Steel (Apr 01, 2016)
VASQUEZ, Luis at LA KISS (Apr 09, 2016)
MCALLISTER, Chris vs Portland Steel (Apr 30, 2016)
TYSON, Dimetrio vs Portland Steel (Apr 30, 2016)
TYSON, Dimetrio at Portland Steel (Apr 01, 2016)
CHAPMAN, Allen at LA KISS (Apr 09, 2016)
TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes Yards Rushing Yards Per Rush TD Rushes Pass attempts Pass completions Yards Passing Yards Per Pass TD Passes Total Plays Total Offense Yards Per Play Points Sacks By First Downs Penalties Penalty Yards Turnovers Interceptions By Long MFG Return 10 58 8.3 4 50 35 390 11.4 9 57 419 10.7 80 6 31 11 79 2 3 23 at LA KISS (Apr 09, 2016)
vs Portland Steel (Apr 30, 2016)
at Portland Steel (Apr 01, 2016)
at Jacksonville Sharks (Apr 23, 2016)
at Cleveland Gladiators (Jun 03, 2016)
at Tampa Bay Storm (May 29, 2016)
at Tampa Bay Storm (May 29, 2016)
at Philadelphia Soul (May 14, 2016)
vs LA KISS (May 21, 2016)
at LA KISS (Apr 09, 2016)
vs Tampa Bay Storm (Apr 16, 2016)
GAME NOTES
footballoverall team statistics
team statistics
TEAM STATISTICS ARI OPP
SCORING 649 473
Points Per Game 64.9 47.3
Points Off Turnovers 93 28
FIRST DOWNS 217 179
Rushing 25 17
Passing 160 138
Penalty 32 24
RUSHING YARDAGE 212 126
Yards gained rushing 228 147
Yards lost rushing 16 21
Rushing Attempts 64 51
Average Per Rush 3.3 2.5
Average Per Game 21.2 12.6
TDs Rushing 15 12
PASSING YARDAGE 2790 2712
Comp-Att-Int 229-347-5 208-405-10
Average Per Pass 8.0 6.7
Average Per Catch 12.2 13.0
TDs Passing 70 54
TOTAL OFFENSE 3002 2838
Total Plays 418 476
Average Per Play 7.2 6.0
KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 56-874 74-915
FG RETURNS: #-Yards 2-45 0-0
INT RETURNS: #-Yards 10-154 5-35
KICK RETURN AVERAGE 15.6 12.4
FG RETURN AVERAGE 22.5 0.0
INT RETURN AVERAGE 15.4 7.0
FUMBLES-LOST 8-5 12-9
PENALTIES-Yards 55-383 85-541
KICKOFFS-Yards 95-4778 70-3654
Average Per Kick 50.3 52.2
Net kick average 39.5 39.0
TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:42 30:52
3RD-DOWN Conversions 33/57 23/72
3rd-Down Pct 58% 32%
4TH-DOWN Conversions 10/22 12/39
4th-Down Pct 45% 31%
SACKS BY-Yards 20-107 7-44
MISC YARDS -15 -17
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 95 68
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 0-0 1-4
ON-SIDE KICKS 1-9 1-8
RED-ZONE SCORES (46-59) 78% (37-46) 80%
RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (46-59) 78% (36-46) 78%
4-point drop-kick FGs 0-0 0-0
PAT-ATTEMPTS (71-83) 86% (62-69) 90%
2-point drop-kick PATs 0-0 0-0
ATTENDANCE 40901 60750
Games/Avg Per Game 3/13634 7/8679
Neutral Site Games 0/0
Score by quarters Arizona Rattlers Opponents 1st 127 91 2nd 214 167 3rd 149 104 4th 152 111 OT 7
0
Total
649
473
RUSHING BENSON, Mykel WINDSOR, Rod DEADDER, Chase REED, Kerry BOYD, Shane WASHINGTON, Mik DAVILA, Nick Total.......... Opponents...... GP 10 10 9
5
8
1
10 10 10 Att 46 4
2
2
1
1
8
64 51 Gain 122 57 23 14 7
1
4
228 147 PASSING DAVILA, Nick BOYD, Shane TEAM Total.......... Opponents...... GP 10 8
6
10 10 Rating 126.1 86.5 39.6 124.2 95.8 RECEIVING WINDSOR, Rod PURIFY, Maurice DEADDER, Chase AMOS, Anthony BENSON, Mykel MATTHEWS, Joe REED, Kerry SIMONS, Michael SAVAGE, Dionte WASHINGTON, Mik Total.......... Opponents...... GP 10 7
9
7
10 3
5
8
5
1
10 10 FG RETURNS AMOS, Anthony BROWN, Arkeith Total.......... Opponents...... Net 116 57 23 14 7
1
-6 212 126 Avg 2.5 14.2 11.5 7.0 7.0 1.0 -0.8 3.3 2.5 TD 12 1
0
0
1
0
1
15 12 Long 13 22 23 10 7
1
3
23 33 Avg/G
11.6
5.7
2.6
2.8
0.9
1.0
-0.6
21.2
12.6
Cmp-Att-Int 221-327-5 67.6 8-20-0 40.0 0-0-0 0.0 229-347-5 66.0 208-405-10 Pct 2709 125 -44 2790 51.4 Yards 68 2
0
70 2712 TD 48 45 0
48 54 Long 270.9
15.6
-7.3
279.0
48 Avg/G
No. 98 40 32 24 13 10 6
4
1
1
229 208 Yards 1181 489 430 306 114 180 42 53 22 17 2834 2802 Avg 12.1 12.2 13.4 12.8 8.8 18.0 7.0 13.2 22.0 17.0 12.4 13.5 TD 30 17 10 4
3
3
1
2
0
0
70 54 Long 48 41 37 38 28 31 11 17 22 17 48 48 Avg/G
118.1
69.9
47.8
43.7
11.4
60.0
8.4
6.6
4.4
17.0
283.4
280.2
No. 1
1
2
0
Yards 22 23 45 0
Avg 22.0 23.0 22.5 0.0 TD 0
0
0
0
Long
0
23
23
0
INTERCEPTIONS CHAPMAN, Allen BROWN, Arkeith REED, Kerry DEADDER, Chase PHILLIPS, Al Total.......... Opponents...... No. 3
3
2
1
1
10 5
Yards 48 43 53 10 0
154 35 Avg 16.0 14.3 26.5 10.0 0.0 15.4 7.0 TD 1
1
2
1
0
5
0
Long
48
39
40
10
0
48
22
KICK RETURNS AMOS, Anthony BROWN, Arkeith WASHINGTON, Mik MATTHEWS, Joe PURIFY, Maurice Total.......... Opponents...... No. 40 8
3
3
2
56 74 Yards 656 133 35 47 3
874 915 Avg 16.4 16.6 11.7 15.7 1.5 15.6 12.4 TD 2
0
0
0
0
2
2
Long
56
36
22
23
2
56
56
FUMBLE RETURNS GLASPER, Tyre REED, Kerry BOREL, Damien Total.......... Opponents...... SCORING WINDSOR, Rod PURIFY, Maurice BENSON, Mykel DEADDER, Chase ZENDEJAS, Alex AMOS, Anthony SPENCER, Kenny REED, Kerry MATTHEWS, Joe SIMONS, Michael GLASPER, Tyre DAVILA, Nick BOYD, Shane CHAPMAN, Allen BROWN, Arkeith BOREL, Damien Total.......... Opponents...... No. 2
1
0
3
1
PATs TD 31 17 15 11 0
6
0
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
95 68 Yards 33 8
0
41 7
Avg 16.5 8.0 0.0 13.7 7.0 TD 2
0
1
3
0
Long
32
8
0
32
7
FGs 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-4 Kick 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 51-59 0-0 20-24 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 71-83 62-69 Rush 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-5 0-0 Rcv 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pass 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-0 2PT 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Saf 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Points
186
102
92
66
51
36
20
18
18
12
12
10
8
6
6
6
649
473
TOTAL OFFENSE DAVILA, Nick BOYD, Shane BENSON, Mykel WINDSOR, Rod DEADDER, Chase REED, Kerry WASHINGTON, Mik TEAM Total.......... Opponents...... GP 10 8
10 10 9
5
1
6
10 10 Plays 335 21 46 4
2
2
1
0
411 456 Rush -6 7
116 57 23 14 1
0
212 126 Pass 2709 125 0
0
0
0
0
-44 2790 2712 Total 2703 132 116 57 23 14 1
-44 3002 2838 Avg/G
270.3
16.5
11.6
5.7
2.6
2.8
1.0
-7.3
300.2
283.8
GAME NOTES
Loss 6
0
0
0
0
0
10 16 21 271.2
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footballoverall team statistics
team statistics
KICKOFFS No. Yards Avg ZENDEJAS, Alex 64 3297 51.5 SPENCER, Kenny 27 1403 52.0 DEADDER, Chase 4
78 19.5 Total.......... 95 4778 50.3 Opponents...... 70 3654 52.2 2-POINT DK PATS: None. 4-POINT DK FGS: None.
TB 16 6
0
22 10 OB 1
1
0
2
4
Retn Net YdLn
12.4 15.6 39.5 39.0 10
11
ALL PURPOSE WINDSOR, Rod AMOS, Anthony PURIFY, Maurice DEADDER, Chase BENSON, Mykel MATTHEWS, Joe BROWN, Arkeith REED, Kerry SIMONS, Michael WASHINGTON, Mik CHAPMAN, Allen SAVAGE, Dionte BOYD, Shane DAVILA, Nick Total.......... Opponents...... FG 0
22 0
0
0
0
23 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
45 0
KR 0
656 3
0
0
47 133 0
0
35 0
0
0
0
874 915 IR 0
0
0
10 0
0
43 53 0
0
48 0
0
0
154 35 Total 1238 984 492 463 230 227 199 109 53 53 48 22 7
-6 4119 3878 Avg/G
123.8
140.6
70.3
51.4
23.0
75.7
28.4
21.8
6.6
53.0
8.0
4.4
0.9
-0.6
411.9
387.8
GP 10 7
7
9
10 3
7
5
8
1
6
5
8
10 10 10 Rush 57 0
0
23 116 0
0
14 0
1
0
0
7
-6 212 126 Rcv 1181 306 489 430 114 180 0
42 53 17 0
22 0
0
2834 2802 DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast 11 BROWN, Arkeith 7 30 5
24 CHAPMAN, Allen 6 28 8
14 PHILLIPS, Al 5 23 3
3 MORTON, KJ 8 19 1
81 DEADDER, Chase 9 18 2
19 FLOYD, Marquis 4 14 5
94 GLASPER, Tyre 10 11 8
5 SMITH, Markus 3 11 5
32 BOREL, Damien 9 13 1
15 REED, Kerry 5 11 2
96 TYSON, Dimetrio 6 9
2
93 VASQUEZ, Luis 7 9
2
31 MCALLISTER, Chris 7 7
2
16 JONES, Kieron 1 6
3
2 PURIFY, Maurice 7 5
3
5 SPENCER, Kenny 5 4
3
88 AMOS, Anthony 7 3
3
16 JONES, Keiron 2 3
3
1 WINDSOR, Rod 10 3
.
97 MACKEY, Leon 2 3
.
13 MATTHEWS, Joe 3 2
2
21 LEGREE, Jimmy 1 2
2
4 ZENDEJAS, Alex 7 2
.
6 DUKES, Cliff 3 1
1
77 HAWTHORNE, Anttaj 7 1
1
TM TEAM 6 1
.
9 BENSON, Mykel 10 1
.
10 DAVILA, Nick 10 1
.
21 COX, Qua 1 .
1
Total.......... 10 241 68 Opponents...... 10 220 94 Tackles Total TFL-Yds 32.5 .
32.0 1.0-3 .
24.5 1.0-2 .
19.5 .
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267.0 12- 60
RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE OVERALL HOME (7-3) (3-0) (5-0) (2-0) (2-3) (1-0) DATE
OPPONENT
------------ ------------------------ Apr 01, 2016 at Portland Steel
Apr 09, 2016 at LA KISS
Apr 16, 2016 TAMPA BAY STORM
Apr 23, 2016 at Jacksonville Sharks
Apr 30, 2016 PORTLAND STEEL
May 07, 2016 at Orlando Predators
May 14, 2016 at Philadelphia Soul
May 21, 2016 LA KISS
May 29, 2016 at Tampa Bay Storm
Jun 03, 2016 at Cleveland Gladiators
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GAME NOTES
footballall-time leaders
season leaders
PASSING
AVERAGE (MINIMUM 20
RECEPTIONS)
19.6 Cedric Tillman 1993
18.1 Herb Duncan 1995
16.3 Calvin Schexnayder 1997
16.2 Muhammad Oliver 2001
15.9 Calvin Schexnayder 2001
COMPLETIONS
427 Nick Davila 2011
RUSHING
YARDS
5,500 Nick Davila 2012
ATTEMPTS
TOUCHDOWNS
INTERCEPTIONS
18 Nick Davila 2010
16 Nick Davila 2012
16 Sherdrick Bonner 2006
15 Nick Davila 2013
15 Paul Justin 1993
RECEIVING
YARDS
312 Odie Armstrong 2011
286 Mykel Benson 2015
222 Bo Kelly 2007
197 Bo Kelly 2003
188 Alex Singleton 2014
RUSHES
81 Bo Kelly 2007
66 Alex Singleton 2014
63 Bo Kelly 1996
TOUCHDOWNS
15 Bo Kelly 1996 AVERAGE (MINIMUM 10
ATTEMPTS)
5.5 Rod Windsor 2014
5.3 Johnathan Ingram 2008
4.9 Kerry Reed 2012
4.5 Donnie Davis 1999
4.3 Hunkie Cooper 1999
YARDS
2,372 Rod Windsor 2010
1,982 Calvin Schexnayder 1998 TOTAL RETURNS
1,932 Maurice Purify 2012
TOTAL YARDS
1830 Rod Windsor 2011
1,579 Virgil Gray 2011
1,491 Hunkie Cooper 2000
RECEPTIONS
RETURNS
136 Calvin Schexnayder 1998 74 Virgil Gray 2011
69 Hunkie Cooper 1993
126 Maurice Purify 2012
GAME NOTES
TOUCHDOWNS
6 AJ Cruz 2015
6 Virgil Gray 2011
4 Trandon Harvey 2008
DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
TOTAL TACKLES
113 Keyuo Craver 2007
102 Vince Hill 2011
101.5 Marquis Floyd 2011
98 Jeremy Kellem 2014
95.5 Jeremy Kellem 2015
AVERAGE (MINIMUM 5 RETURNS)
24.8 Trandon Harvey 2011
SOLO TACKLES
24.38 Jones, Darrell 2006
97 Keyuo Craver 2007
23.9 AJ Cruz 2015
23.58 Horn, Chris 2001
88 Marquis Floyd 2011
23.3 Gray, Virgil 2011
86 Vince Hill 2011
KICKING
TOTAL POINTS
179 Garrett Lindholm 2013
151 Chris Gould 2012
125 Bjorn Nittmo 2000
118 Gary Kral 2006
113 Anthony Brenner 1997
INTERCEPTIONS
15 Virgil Gray 2013
13 Marquis Floyd 2014
10 Arkeith Brown 2012
10 Virgil Gray 2011
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
29 Luis Zendejas 1993
28 Gary Kral 2006
FUMBLES RECOVERED
6 Anttaj Hawthorne 2011
4 Marcus Pittman 2013
4 Bob McMillen 2000
4 Nathan LaDuke 1992
4 Paul Justin 1993
FIELD GOALS MADE
10 Ignacio Brache 2001
10 Gary Kral 2006
ONE POINT EXTRA POINTS
124 Chris Gould 2012
96 Craig Ratanamorn 2014
88 Nelson Garner 2003
88 Gary Kral 2006
87 Nelson Garner 2004
TWO POINT EXTRA POINTS
SACKS
11.5 Tyre Glasper 2015
11 Michael McAdoo 2015
9 Cliff Dukes 2014
8.5 Marcus Pittman 2012
8.5 Marcus Pittman 2011
PASS DEFLECTIONS
27 Cecil Doggette 2000
26 Joseph Todd 2006
23 Virgil Gray 2013
SAFETIES
2 Tyre Glasper 2011
2 Tyre Glasper 2015
1 By 25 different players
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footballall-time leaders
all-time game highs
career leaders
PASSING
Points Scored
42
4 times; recent: Maurice Purify: 5/19/2012, Arizona at Utah
YARDS
40,980 Sherdrick Bonner 93-98, 00-07
Passing Yards
470 Sherdrick Bonner: 4/13/2003, Arizona at Los Angeles
COMPLETIONS
Passing TDs
11
Nick Davila: 5/19/2012, Arizo-
na at Utah
ATTEMPTS
Receptions
19
Hunkie Cooper: 6/12/1993, Ar-
izona vs. Tampa Bay
Receiving Yards
244 Calvin Schexnayder: 7/26/1997, Arizona vs. Albany
Receiving TDs
7
4 times; recent: Maurice Purify: 5/19/2012, Arizona at Utah
Rushing Yards
50 Andy Coviello: 8/1/1992, Ari-
zona at Las Vegas
Rushing TDs
4
2 times; recent: Odie Arm-
strong: 4/28/2013, Arizona vs. Orlando
Interceptions By
3
7 times; recent: Virgil Gray: 7/13/2013, Arizona at New Or-
leans
PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 100 ATTEMPTS)
67.3 Nick Davila 2010-present
TOUCHDOWNS
828 Sherdrick Bonner 93-98, 00-07
RECEIVING
YARDS
10,148 Rod Windsor 2010-11, 13-present
RECEPTIONS
798 Rod Windsor 2010-11, 13-present
AVERAGE (MINIMUM 25 RECEPTIONS)
15.4 Jared Perry 2013, 15
TOUCHDOWNS
214 Randy Gatewood 1996-07
RUSHING
Sacks
3
4 times; recent: Cliff Dukes: 6/9/2012, Arizona vs. Iowa
YARDS
1,455 Bo Kelly 1996-99, 01-06
Tackles
15
Richard Holt: 8/12/1994, Ariz-
ona vs. Las Vegas
RUSHING ATTEMPTS
491 Bo Kelly 1996-99, 01-07
MFG Return Yards 107 Calvin Schexnayder: 6/4/1994, Arizona vs. Cleveland
KO Return Yards
250 Chris Horn: 5/31/2002, Arizona vs. Grand Rapids
Combined KR YDs 256 Hunkie Cooper: 6/24/1995, Ari-
zona vs. Iowa
Field Goals Made
3
9 times; recent: Bjorn Nittmo: 7/22/2000, Arizona at Iowa
AVERAGE (MINIMUM 20 ATTEMPTS)
3.6 Chris Robinson 2008
TOUCHDOWNS
81 Bo Kelly 1996-99, 01-07 RETURNS
TOTAL YARDS
11,501 Hunkie Cooper 1993-2005
TOTAL RETURNS
583 Hunkie Cooper 1993-2005
TOTAL AVERAGE (MINIMUM 10 RETURNS)
22.38 Chris Horn 2001-03
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS
19 Hunkie Cooper 1993-2005
KICKING
TOTAL POINTS
295 Luis Zendejas 1992-95
DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
TOTAL TACKLES
435 Marquis Floyd 2011-16
SACKS 32.5 Tyre Glasper 2011-present
NTERCEPTIONS 41 Marquis Floyd 2011-16
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GAME NOTES
football
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GAME NOTES
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