The Altered Pro Football Saga

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1960: Hunt applied for a National Football League expansion franchise but was turned down. In 1959, professional football was a distant second to Major League Baseball in popularity, and the thinking among NFL executives was that the league must be careful not to "oversaturate" the market by expanding too quickly. Hunt also attempted to purchase the NFL's Chicago Cardinals franchise in 1959 with the intent to move them to Dallas, but was again turned down, but instead he created the American Football League with 8 teams from Boston, Buffalo, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Oakland (after Minneapolis is turned down).

The Alignment looked liked this
AFL EAST: Buffalo Bills, Boston Patriots, Houston Oilers, New York Titans
AFL WEST: Dallas Texans, Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Chargers, Oakland Raiders
NFL EAST: Cleveland Browns, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, St. Louis Cardinals, Washington Redskins
NFL WEST: Baltimore Colts, Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers

1961: The United Football Alliance began play with teams from Atlanta (Falcons), Cincinnati (Bengals), Indianapolis (Racers), Las Vegas (Gamblers), Miami (Dolphins), Richmond (Rebels), San Antonio (Riders), Seattle (Rangers), also that year the L.A. Chargers move to San Diego and keeps their chargers name.

1963: After 3 Years of Being in Dallas including their 1962 AFL Championship win over Houston in Double OT by a final score 20-17, The Dallas Texans moved to Kansas City and became the Chiefs, but they were plans that the San Antonio Riders will be renamed in to the San Antonio Texans.

1966: Atlanta Falcons and the Miami Dolphins both leave the UFA to the NFL for Atlanta and the AFL for Atlanta making way for two new teams in Portland, OR (Portland Thunder) and Sacramento, CA (Sacramento Nuggets), also they were plans that the AFL, NFL and the UFA are going to compete in a postseason contest to see who will be the World Champion of Pro Football called the Super Bowl.

1967: New Orleans Saints came in to the NFL also in Celebration of Canada's 100th Anniversary the CFL has to invite the Grey Cup Champion to compete in the final four for Super Bowl II, Hamilton Tiger Cats beated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 24-1 at Lansdowne Park in Ottawa getting a chance to play in the Playoffs along with the AFL Champion Oakland Raiders, the NFL Champion Green Bay Packers and the UFA Champion, Seattle Rangers, The Roughriders lost to Oakland 27-24 thanks to Daryle Lamonica scoring 2 TD Passes, The Raiders would go on to lose Super Bowl II to the Green Bay Packers 33-14 with the MVP going to Bart Starr, but with that success the CFL permantly starts to play with the NFL, AFL and the UFA.

1968: Cincinnati Bengals followed the suit after leaving the UFA to the AFL, and the San Jose Apaches (from the Continental Football League) joined the UFA.

1970: But after poor attendance from the Continental Football League last season, the UFA absorbed the Continental Football League as the Indianapolis Racers, San Antonio Texans, Las Vegas Gamblers merged with their CoFL counterparts (Indianapolis Capitols, San Antonio Toros, Las Vegas Cowboys respectively) and the Alabama Hawks (Huntsville, AL), Arkansas Diamonds, Chicago Owls, Dallas Rockets, Fort Worth Braves, Jersey Jays (Newark, NJ), Mexico Golden Aztecs, Norfolk Neptunes, Ohio Valley Ironmen, Oklahoma Thunderbirds (Tulsa, OK), Orlando Panthers, Stockton Lightning (was Sacramento Capitols), Spokane Shockets, Texarkana Titans, Tri-City Apollos (Midland, MI) and the West Texas Rufneks (Midland-Odessa, TX), then the NFL merged with the AFL in addition ABC debuts Monday Night Football, and the alignment looked like this.

AFC EAST: Baltimore Colts, Boston Patriots, Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets
AFC CENTRAL: Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Houston Oilers, Pittsburgh Steelers
AFC WEST: Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers
NFC EAST: Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Cardinals, Washington Redskins
NFC CENTRAL: Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings
NFC WEST: Atlanta Falcons, Los Angeles Rams, New Orleans Saints, San Francisco 49ers

1971: The First Female Football Team entered the UFA as the Toledo Troopers entered the season along with the Omaha Nighthawks playing 7 home games at Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium and 1 game at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, NE every year.

1972: West Texas Roughnecks, San Antonio Texans, Dallas Roughnecks and the Fort Worth Braves leave the UFA to join the new Lone Star Football League along with 4 new teams Victoria, TX (Red Rage), San Angelo, TX (Spartans), Laredo, TX (Outlaws) and Austin, TX (Vipers).

1974: Pro Football wants a 2nd Team in the Niagara Region and a new team from Niagara Falls, NY came in to the league as Miss USA FC owned by Kayser Roth and led by QB and Miss USA 1974 Karen Morrison the team finished 4-12 (Today it will later move to Charleston, SC (1977-1978), Biloxi, MS (1979-1982), Knoxville, TN (1983), Lakeland, FL (1984-1985), Miami, FL (1986), Albuquerque, NM (1987), El Paso, TX (1988), Mobile, AL (1989), Wichita, KS (1990-1993), South Padre Island, TX (1994-1996), Shreveport, LA (1997-1998), Branson, MO (1999-2000), Gary, IN (2001-2002), San Antonio, TX (2003), Los Angeles, CA (2004, 2007), Baltimore, MD (2005-2006), and Las Vegas, NV (2008-2010), also the Dixie Football League was founded with a 4 team league consisting of the Southeast Louisiana Steelsharks, Jackson Juggernauts, Lake Charles Rivercats and the Biloxi Hurricanes, and the WFL came in to life with the alignment

Eastern: Charlotte Hornets, Florida Blazers, Jacksonville Sharks, Philadelphia Bell
Central: Birmingham Americans, Chicago Fire, Detroit Wheels, Memphis Southmen
Western: Hawaiians FC (Honolulu, HI), Portland Storm, Shreveport Steamer and the Southern California Sun (Anaheim, CA)

1975: With people predicted that the WFL was dead the league returned for the 1975 season, with a new leader, commissioner Chris Hemmeter, former co-owner of the 1974 Hawaiians franchise, and some new owners with new names. The deceased Sharks of Jacksonville came back as the 'Express.' The Portland Storm became the Portland Thunder, the Birmingham Americans were replaced by the Vulcans, and the Chicago Fire became the Winds. The World Bowl runner-up Florida Blazers folded; its franchise rights were relocated to San Antonio, Texas, as the San Antonio Wings. Only two teams, Memphis and Philadelphia, returned with the same ownership from the prior season then the WFL folded in 1975, and teams were scheduled to play will be counted in the standings.

1976: With that success after the WFL split up the Birmingham Vulcans, Memphis Southmen, Charlotte Hornets, Jacksonville Express and the Shreveport Steamer joined the Southern Football League along with a new team in Savannah, GA (Savannah Warriors), Southern California Sun, Hawaiians FC, Portland Thunder join the new Pacific Football Alliance along with a team from Spokane, WA (Wolfpack) and the rest joined the UFA including the Portland Thunder got merged with their WFL Counterpart, also the NFL expanded 2 more teams from Tampa Bay Buccaneers (AFC) and Seattle Seahawks (NFC), The Bucs and the Seahawks traded conferences the following season.

1977: Seattle Rangers decided to leave the UFA and the join the Pacific Football Alliance by moving to Tacoma, WA along with a new team in Salem, OR (Salem Monarchs), also the SFL's Charlotte Hornets changed their name into the Charlotte Panthers.

1978: Sunshine State Football League began play with 4 teams from Orlando (Citrus), Palm Beach (Makos), Daytona (Racers), and Jacksonville (Jaguars)

1979: Arizona Football League starts playing with 8 teams with the alignment

Papago: Casa Grande Wolfpack, Flagstaff Hitmen, Tucson Desert Demons, Tempe Predators
Sonoran: Cochise County Cavaliers, East Valley Warloads, Phoenix Heatwave, West Valley Headhunters

PART 2 WILL BE COMING SOON AND WILL FOCUSING FROM 1980 TO PRESENT.
 

cclittle

Alturnate Football Leagues

We had the World Football League. Supose they were better funded? Supose the United States Leadue stucks with spring football and was still with us? Supose they move to the fall and suceed? Suppose their isn't enough money to keep all those teams in buisness and they go out of buisness? Only the Canadian League is left standing.
 

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cclittle said:
We had the World Football League. Supose they were better funded? Supose the United States Leadue stucks with spring football and was still with us? Supose they move to the fall and suceed? Suppose their isn't enough money to keep all those teams in buisness and they go out of buisness? Only the Canadian League is left standing.
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That's a great idea, as we go on to the 1980's

1980 - With the Minimum Age to play in the Pro Leagues are 15 or 16, things change a bit with 4 new leagues entering.

Central: Joplin Crusaders, Arkansas Warriors (Springdale, AR), Tulsa Knights, Enid Enforcers, Ft. Smith Lions, Little Rock Pirates
Golden State: Stockton Trojans, Vallejo 1867 FC, Salinas Spartans, San Luis Obispo Panthers, Santa Cruz Coasters, Richmond War Angels, Bakersfield Falcons, Inglewood Blackhawks
Mid-States: Kankakee Plowmen, Racine Raiders, Kilbourn City Hawks, Northern Illinois Cowboys, Leyden Lyons, Lake County Steelers, Indiana Titans, Lincoln-Way Patriots
New England: Massachusetts Bay State, Connecticut Bearcats, Worcester County Wildcats, New Hampshire Wolfpack, Southern Vermont Storm, The Nor'easters (Lowell, MA), Merrimack Valley Maulers, Bay State Renegades

1981 - The United Football Association changes the league name into the American Football Association and the Colorado Springs Flames, Miss Canada F.C. (Toronto, ON), Baton Rouge Eagles and the Pueblo Steel decided to join.

1982 - The 1982 NFL strike began on September 21, 1982 and lasted 57 days until November 16, 1982. During this time, no NFL games were played. The essential cause of the strike was over a dispute over the percentage of gross revenues that the league gave to its players. The NFLPA wanted the percentage increased to 55 percent.

TV networks scrambled to make adjustments to their schedules. NBC added more Major League Baseball games and some Canadian Football League contests were also telecast. (Some of the CFL games featured the Edmonton Eskimos and their eventual Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback, Warren Moon.) CBS aired a rebroadcast of Super Bowl XVI the week after the strike began, then showcased Miss USA F.C. Games (The Team were on Biloxi as of that date with Terri Utley (Miss USA 1982) and Abilene's Luann Caughey. Except On one Sunday afternoon, CBS aired regional coverage of two Division III college football games, ABC decided to air American Football Association games on Monday Night Football.

As a result of the strike, the season schedule was reduced from 16 games to nine and the playoffs expanded to 16 teams (eight from each conference) for a "Super Bowl tournament." CBS and NBC aired regional telecasts on both days (Saturday and Sunday, January 8 and 9) of first round games. The Washington Redskins won the tournament by capturing Super Bowl XVII.

1983: By the Response of the NFL Players Strike from last season, all 28 teams had scheduled to play in the 57-day NFL Players Strike from last season were rescheduled starting in May as exhibitions, along with the new USFL which will start with 12 teams.

ATLANTIC - Boston Breakers, New Jersey Generals, Philadelphia Stars, Washington Federals
CENTRAL - Birmingham Stallions, Chicago Blitz, Michigan Panthers, Tampa Bay Bandits
PACIFIC - Arizona Wranglers, Denver Gold, Los Angeles Express, Oakland Invaders

Also That Year Following their response other leagues played exhibitions before September, and Miss Teen USA FC of Lakeland, FL joined the AFA (it will later move to Memphis (1984), Miami (1985), Daytona Beach (1986), El Paso (1987), San Bernardino (1988-1989), Biloxi (1990-1994), Wichita (1995), Las Cruces (1996), South Padre Island (1997, 2001-2002), Shreveport (1998-2000), Palm Springs (2003-2004 & 2006), Baton Rouge (2005), Pasadena (2007) and the Bahamas (2008-Present)

1984: Exhibition Play and Training Camp Start in 3 weeks after the NFL Draft for all leagues except for the USFL, which had a season lasting from February to July, and speaking of the USFL the Boston Breakers moved to New Orleans, LA (New Orleans Breakers) along with 6 expansion teams (Houston Gamblers, Jacksonville Bulls, Memphis Showboats, Oklahoma Outlaws, Pittsburgh Maulers and the San Antonio Gunslingers), and the Merced Mustangs and the Fresno Pirates joined the California League, and the Baltimore Colts moved to Indianapolis.

1985: Oil Magnate Clinton Manges sold the San Antonio Gunslingers to Guyrex and added several Texas Pageant Contestants to their roster including Christy Fitchner (who will later win Miss Texas USA 1986 & Miss USA 1986), the team made a success as the Gunslingers won the Lone Star Football League Championship after leaving the USFL.

1986: The USFL Folded and the Arizona Outlaws, Jacksonville Bulls, Orlando Renegades, Baltimore Stars, Memphis Showboats and the New Jersey Generals joined the UFA.

1987: The NFLPA struck for a month in 1987. On this occasion, however, they only succeeded in canceling one week of the season then for 3 weeks the NFL staged games with hastily assembled replacement teams. They were made up of several players cut during training camp, as well as a few veterans who crossed the picket lines. The television networks showcased these games as if they featured players of the same quality as the veterans who were out on strike. Many of the league's owners had anticipated a strike and had put replacements on standby for $1,000 per game.

However, the NFLPA failed to set up a strike fund to cover lost salaries. Fearing that the owners would cut off their annuities, 89 players crossed the picket line. Among the most prominent players to immediately cross the line were New York Jets defensive end Mark Gastineau and Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Randy White. San Francisco 49ers quarterback Joe Montana and Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Steve Largent later joined the replacement players and other strikebreakers.

Faced with cracks in union support, the willingness of the networks to broadcast the replacement games, and hostile public sentiment, the union voted to go back to work on October 15, 1987 without a collective bargaining agreement. They had to wait another week to get back on the field, however, since they hadn't come back by the owners' deadline. The union filed a new antitrust suit that same day.

1988: The NFL's St. Louis Cardinals moved to Phoenix, AZ and became the Phoenix Cardinals, Also The Northern Elite Football League joins with the Chippewa Valley Predators, Eau Claire Crush, Fox Valley Force, Green Bay Gladiators, Kimberly Storm, St. Paul Pioneers, Rochester Giants, Twin Ports Stampede

1989: Boise Buccaneers, Medford Rogues, Eugene Outlaws and Wenatchee Valley Rams joined the Pacific Football Association giving their league now with 8 teams.

PART 3 WILL BE UP AND WILL BE FOCUSING IN THE 1990'S
 
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Now The 1990's

1990 - The NFL Came into support by bring the WLAF to join the Alliance and so start playing 1991, but with anticipation of moving the Sacramento team to the new league as the Sacramento Nuggets are now the Sacramento Surge, in addition the New Mexico League played it's first season with the New Mexico Raptors, 4 Corner Roughnecks, Alamogordo Desert Dawgs, Santa Fe Sting, New Mexico Demons, Albuquerque Falcons, Valencia Co. Sun Devils and the New Mexico Demons.

1991 - In order to keep broadway-style production numbers in pageants in the spring of 1991 during the offseason GuyRex (owned by El Paso beauty queen-makers Richard Guy and Rex Holt) embroiled in an anti-trust lawsuit by Miss Universe, Inc. which produces the Miss Texas USA Pageant, but in the end Miss Universe banned GuyRex to Produced Miss Universe-connected pageants after the lawsuit was filed. Miss Universe has been countersued after that they would start producing their own pageant scheduled for early next year, in which the winner will compete in the Miss World Pageant in Sun City, South Africa and as a result they will start a new team playing in the AFA Next Season (alongside Miss USA FC (currently in Wichita, KS) and Miss Teen USA FC (currently in Biloxi, MS) both are pageant football teams), following that Vallejo 1867 FC is purchased by Al and Gail Clark of Crystal Productions (now Crystal Group) in Houston, TX and plans to move the team to Corpus Christi, TX, by changing it into Miss Texas USA FC by moving to the Lone Star Football League, and Miss California USA FC now being owned by Carolee Munger, but other pageant football teams are doing well like Telair's Miss Florida FC (Played in the SSFL since 1986) and RPM Productions had 3 fielded Teams since 1980 playing in the Southern Football League), also the WLAF began play after the Sacramento Surge left the AFA to join the WLAF with new north american teams from Orlando (Thunder), New Jersey (NY/NK Knights), Montreal (Machine), Raleigh (Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks, Birmingham (Fire) and San Antonio (Riders) plus 3 european teams from Barcelona (Dragons), Frankfurt (Galaxy) and London (Monarchs)

1992 - After Losing 10 Games last season the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks moved to Columbus, Ohio and became the Ohio Glory, and the 1992 Spring Seasons, Fortunes changed and the European teams all had losing seasons. Despite this, the European fans remained loyal and decided to increase fanbase for the fall, WLAF has agreed and will join the alliance in the Fall along with 3 new expansion teams as the Tokyo Typhoon, Seoul Stallions and the Manila Islanders.

1993 - Sacramento Surge has decided to leave WLAF to join the CFL as the league admitted its first U.S. franchise, The ultimate plan was to have a league of 10 Canadian and 10 American teams and merge with the AFA after that, Spearheading the efforts were two former World League of American Football owners, Fred Anderson and Larry J. Benson, who would each receive a franchise. While Benson's team, the San Antonio Texans, would not play a single down, the Gold Miners would see action, finishing a respectable 6-12 (but remaining at the bottom of the West Division). While Benson's team the San Antonio Teams finished with a 8-10.

1994 - CFL expanded to two more teams as the Shreveport Pirates and the Baltimore Colts, Baltimore was the most successful of any American CFL team, having finished second in the East and making it to the 1994 Grey Cup game, becoming the first American team to play for the Grey Cup. At the other end of the spectrum, the Las Vegas Posse were an abject failure, becoming a road team after attendance dropped to under 3,000 in Las Vegas decided to move to Reno, NV and became the Reno Aces.

1995 - Two more U.S.-based teams were admitted in the CFL with the Birmingham Barracudas and the Memphis Mad Dogs, and the Baltimore Colts are now the Baltimore Stallions, With the admittance of Birmingham and Memphis, the CFL undertook a realignment; the league would now consist of a North and South Division rather than an East and West Division. All five U.S.-based teams would play in the South Division, while all eight Canadian teams would compete in the North Division. Five teams from the North division and three from the South would qualify for the playoffs. To make up for the disparity, the lowest-seeded North Division playoff team (which ended up being Winnipeg) played in the South Division playoffs., also that year in the NFL, the Los Angeles Rams moved to St. Louis during the 1994-95 offseason and became the St. Louis Rams and dropping the Jacksonville Jaguars from the Sunshine State Football League and the Charlotte Panthers from the Southern Football league to join the NFL and renaming team into the Carolina Panthers and they will be replaced with the Ft. Myers Spartans and the Mississippi Blues to their respective leagues

1996 - With much success of American Fan Interest in the CFL, the Cleveland Browns moved to Baltimore, MD and became the Baltimore Ravens and to make that result they will have a regular season contest vs. the Baltimore Stallions in a Citywide Rivalry Game for the Calvert Cup, the Ravens beat the Stallions 27-21 to claim the first Calvert Cup and will later finish 4-12 in the NFL., also keeping Broadway-Style Pageant Productions were a success as in the November 1996 season, Brad Lachman purchased Miss Universe Inc. from Gulf Western Industries and decided to keep both teams in the AFA for the next years to come.

1997 - NFL relocation for the Houston Oilers moved to Memphis, TN and became the Tennessee Oilers (the year after the team will be moving to Nashville, IN and will later rename the Tennessee Titans in 1999), also the Interstate League is founded with Indiana Generals, Noble County Wolfpack, Battle Creek Blaze, Ohio Outlawz, Indiana Hitmen, Madison County Pirates, Kosciusko County Mustangs, Wanee Hurricanes, Elkhart Shamrocks and the Tri-County Raiders

1998: AFA expands to Hampton Roads, VA (Hurricanes) and Syracuse, NY (Shock)

1999: The Cleveland Browns returned to the NFL in 1999 as part of the AFC with high hopes and expectations, featuring deep-pocketed ownership in Al Lerner., also the Southern Football League expanded to Atlanta, GA (Prime) and Clarksville, TN (Eagles)

Next up the 2000's and the present.
 

athleticsfan2kx

Now the 2000's

2000 - The NFL needs plans to make a regionalized operative system, Commisioner Paul Tagliabue accepts, forcing to make it as a premier league in addition the 32nd franchise the Houston Texans joined the league as well giving new realignment.

AFC East - Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, New York Jets
AFC North - Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers
AFC South - Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans
AFC West - Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers
NFC East - Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins
NFC North - Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings
NFC South - Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NFC West - Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, St. Louis Rams

In addition a Promotion and relegation system will be added so the team with the worst record challenges the best record in the Other Leagues competing for a chance at the NFL, The San Diego Chargers with a 1-15 record challenged the Oklahoma Outlaws to play in the NFL, Chargers win 27-23 and they stayed in the NFL.

2001 - In the wake of the September 11 attacks, all football games for September 16–September 17 will be played, except the Week 2 NFL Games that are scheduled were postponed and re-scheduled to the weekend of January 6–January 7. In order to retain the full playoff format, all playoff games, including the Super Bowl were re-scheduled one week later. The season-ending Pro Bowl was also moved to one week later., but to make the result all NFL Teams decide to challenge their other teams outside the NFL, most notably when the NFL's Oakland Raiders take on Miss Texas USA FC (Lubbock, TX) at Network Associates Coliseum as Kasi Kelly (Miss Texas USA 2002) scored 3 TD Passes to Lana Wright (crowned Miss Idaho USA 2003 in 2002) as she led the Team to a 35-7 win (Tyler Willis (Miss Texas USA 2005) scored a rushing TD), But the Miracle came in as Miss Texas USA FC got louder to go up to the NFL following a 59-14 win over the Carolina Panthers in a Promotion-Relegation Game.

2002 - Even More Teams joined the League, which led more success with their 7-9 record for Miss Texas USA FC in the NFC South to finish 4th, The Buccaneers won but hanged on to win Super Bowl XXXVII over Oakland 48-21 at Qualcomm Stadium as for Miss Texas USA FC they got a bid to the Cascade Challenge vs. Fort Collins Starz and won 27-23., and the Bengals stayed here after winning the Promotion-Relegation team

2003 - More Teams and Leagues were added, but the NFL had only 4 teams in which they finish 4-12 (Raiders, Chargers, Cardinals and Giants) but in the end of the Promotion-Relegation games both the Raiders and Giants survived and the Chargers and Cardinals demoted to the Pacific Football Association replacing with the Scottsdale Kanez and the Stockton Trojans (respectively), but in Super Bowl XXXVIII, as the Patriots take on Miss Texas USA FC

SCORING SUMMARY

NE - TD: Deion Branch 5 yard pass from Tom Brady (Adam Vinatieri kick) 7-0 NE 3:05. Drive: 4 plays, 20 yards in 2:10
CAR - TD: Lauren Lanning 39 yard pass from Heidi Svyrud (Vanessa Sierra kick) 7-7 tie 1:07. Drive: 8 plays, 95 yards in 1:58
NE - TD: David Givens 5 yard pass from Tom Brady (Adam Vinatieri kick) 14-7 NE 0:18. Drive: 6 plays, 78 yards in 0:49
CAR - FG: Vanessa Sierra 50 yards 14-10 NE 0:00. Drive: 2 plays, 21 yards in 0:18
NE - TD: Antowain Smith 2 yard run (Adam Vinatieri kick) 21-10 NE 14:49. Drive: 8 plays, 71 yards in 4:08
CAR - TD: Tyler Willis 33 yard run (2-pt conv: pass failed) 21-16 NE 12:39. Drive: 6 plays, 81 yards in 2:10
CAR - TD: Mandy Jeffreys 85 yard pass from Heidi Svyrud (2-pt conv: pass failed) 22-21 CAR 6:53 Drive: 3 plays, 90 yards in 0:45
NE - TD: Mike Vrabel 1 yard pass from Tom Brady (2-pt conv: Kevin Faulk run) 29-22 NE2:51. Drive: 11 plays, 68 yards in 4:02
CAR - TD: Alisa Lenamond 12 yard pass from Heidi Svyrud (Vanessa Sierra kick) 29-29 tie 1:08. Drive: 7 plays, 80 yards in 1:43
NE - FG: Adam Vinatieri 41 yards 32-29 NE 00:04 Drive: 6 plays, 37 yards in 1:04

The Patriots won Super Bowl XXXVIII thanks to Vinatieri's game winning FG 32-29.

2004 - The San Francisco 49ers finished 2-14 took the challenge of the Oregon Thunderbolts, the 49ers did win 23-20 and keeps for another year in the NFL, Thunderbolts stay in the Northwest Football League., Patriots beat Eagles 24-21 to win Super Bowl XXXIX

2005 - Encinal HS Student Jay Jianoran took the job as WR for the Oakland Raiders as a starting WR for the first 3 weeks they lost to New England, Kansas City and Philadelphia, but as a result Jay Jianoran dropped-out of Encinal High School and went to Spectrum Center (Camden Campus in Oakland, CA) because why they affiliated with Miss Texas USA FC (Laredo, TX), but on the first game vs. Green Bay Packers but they could not complete a fourth quarter comeback to win the game. The Packers lost promising rookie Terrance Murphy in a career-ending helmet to helmet collision on a kickoff return final score Laredo 32, Green Bay 29, Miss Texas USA FC will finished 11-5 to become co-champions of the NFC South win the Tampa Bay Buccaneers but lost in the NFC Championship to the Seattle Seahawks 34-14 for a chance at the NFL's Version of the Rose Bowl in Pasadena as they take on the Denver Broncos, but thanks to Jay Jianoran getting 2 touchdown passes along with Lauren Lanning (1 TD), Candace Campfield (1 TD) and Felicia Chapa (1 TD), Tavisty Tarkenton and Kelly Kohlenberg led Miss Texas USA FC to a 49-14 win over Denver to take home the Professional Rose Bowl back to Laredo.

Next: 2006-2009
 

athleticsfan2kx

2006 - Even More and More Teams joining the league as the season ends with This game, played on February 4, 2007, at Dolphin Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, featured two teams ending long Super Bowl appearance droughts. The Colts made their first appearance in a Super Bowl game since winning Super Bowl V in the 1970 NFL season during the team's tenure in Baltimore; they moved to Indianapolis in 1984. Meanwhile, the Bears made their first appearance since winning Super Bowl XX in the 1985 season. It was only the second time that two pre-expansion era (pre 1960) teams met in the Super Bowl. (The Colts win over Chicago 29-17)

2007 - And so even more teams came on, as Miss Texas USA FC made another playoff appearance in their uniforms when they're in Laredo in 1977 but lost in the NFC Championship game by the New York Giants as they later won Super Bowl XLII over the New England Patriots 17-14

2008 - Even Though Laredo had even made more success led by Several Pinoy-Americans including Jay Jianoran, a starting QB (Tavisty Tarkenton), and TE Brooke Daniels (Miss Texas USA 2009), they won the NFC Championship but lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers who won their sixth Super Bowl Championship at Raymond James Stadium, Al & Gail Clark wanted to move the pageant to Midland (TX) after that regardless of the economy crisis.

2009 - The 2010 Pro Bowl was held on the weekend before the Super Bowl, the first time ever that the Pro Bowl was held before the championship game, and the first time that the Pro Bowl was held somewhere other than Aloha Stadium in Honolulu since 1979 but as a result NFL Commissioner Roger Goddell had planned for a new After-Super Bowl All-Star Game that might have players from the Pro Bowl to participate in a new all-star game which will be held before NBA All-Star Game, The Pro Football All-Star Classic debuted as a result the Super Bowl Champion New Orleans Saints gets Drew Brees (QB), Jon Stinchcomb (T), Jahri Evans (G), Jonathan Goodwin (C), Jonathan Vilma (ILB) and Roman Harper (S), the AFC Champion Indianapolis Colts (in which they lost Super Bowl XLIV) take Peyton Manning (QB), Regige Wayne (WR), Dallas Clark (TE), Dwight Freeney (DE), Robert Mathis (DE), Antoine Bethea (SS) to represent the Eastern All-Stars among others as the event is held in the Cotton Bowl on February 13th (the day before the NBA All-Star Game in Cowboys Stadium), as the Eastern All-Stars beat the Western All-Stars 41-17.

2010 - Since the Pro Bowl is schedueled to repeat, occurring the Sunday night before the Super Bowl, they are rumors that the 2nd Annual Pro Football All-Star Classic which will take place before the NBA All-Star Game is going to be held in Los Angeles with possible sites being announced are the Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA), Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (Los Angeles, CA) or The Home Depot Center (Carson, CA) by supporting NFL's move to Los Angeles.

Up next More About 2010 in the Pro Football World.
 
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More stuff happens in 2010 in the APFS Universe

Opening Weekend - The NFL Kickoff Game, the first game of the season, took place on Thursday, September 9, 2010, starting at 8:35 p.m. EDT, with the Super Bowl XLIV champion New Orleans Saints hosting the Minnesota Vikings, in a rematch of the 2009 NFC Championship Game. The Saints won 14–9. Like in previous years, the opening week's prime-time games were expected to be announced at the NFL's annual owners meetings in late March, but that wasn't the case this year, with the schedule announced on April 20.

No Undefeated Teams in Week 5 - While the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints had both started the year before 13–0 (with the Colts even going 14–0), on October 10, the Kansas City Chiefs became the last undefeated team to lose, losing to the Colts 19–9. It would mark the first time that no NFL team reached 4–0 since 1970, when the Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, and Los Angeles Rams started the season 3–0 but all lost in Week 4.

A-Rod gets rushed bigger - Ana Rodriguez (Miss Texas USA 2011) led the Miss Texas USA FC with over 350 yards for the whole season in the LSFA, but with starting QB Tavisty Tarkenton she scored 5 completed passes the team from Midland, TX finished 13-3 and won the championship awarding a bid the Silicon Valley Bowl in San Jose but lost to the New England Patriots 21-17, giving the pageant to award another year in Midland, TX to be held in June 2011 for this years Miss Texas USA Pageant.

As for the NFL Pro Bowl - The NFC beated the AFC 55-41 with DeAngelo Hall (Washington Redskins) getting the MVP, so Hall will get another shot to represent the East in the 2nd Annual Pro Football All-Star Classic at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA

Now for the Super Bowl (held at Cowboys Stadium) - The Green Bay Packers take on the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Up Next: First Look at Super Bowl XLV (The Last of the Bowl Games for the Pros)
 

athleticsfan2kx

FDW said:
I'm actually doing a USFL TL right now if you're interested.



An interesting concept you have here althleticsfan2kx, but I have doubts of it's plausibility. (Due to the use of the Promotion-Relegation system and the hyper-convergence of events ITTL that happened OTL)
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Yes FDW, So i'm going to take part in a USFL TL!
 

athleticsfan2kx

Super Bowl XLV Preview

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Date February 6, 2011
Stadium Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas
Favorite Packers by 2½
National anthem Christina Aguilera
Referee Walt Anderson
Halftime show Black Eyed Peas
TV in the United States
Network Fox
Announcers Joe Buck and Troy Aikman
Cost of 30-second commercial US$3 million

PITTSBURGH STEELERS ROSTER

Quarterbacks
16 Charlie Batch
4 Byron Leftwich
7 Ben Roethlisberger
Running Backs
27 Jonathan Dwyer
34 Rashard Mendenhall
21 Mewelde Moore
33 Isaac Redman
Wide Receivers
81 Arnaz Battle
84 Antonio Brown RS
82 Antwaan Randle El
88 Emmanuel Sanders
17 Mike Wallace
86 Hines Ward
Tight Ends
85 David Johnson FB
83 Heath Miller
89 Matt Spaeth
Offensive Linemen
71 Flozell Adams T
77 Dorian Brooks G
79 Trai Essex G
73 Ramon Foster G
66 Tony Hills T
68 Chris Kemoeatu G
64 Doug Legursky C
61 Chris Scott T
72 Jonathan Scott T
Defensive Linemen
93 Nick Eason DE
98 Casey Hampton NT
76 Chris Hoke NT
96 Ziggy Hood DE
99 Brett Keisel DE
69 Steve McLendon DE
91 Aaron Smith DE
Linebackers
51 James Farrior ILB
50 Larry Foote ILB
57 Keyaron Fox ILB
92 James Harrison OLB
55 Stevenson Sylvester ILB
94 Lawrence Timmons ILB
56 LaMarr Woodley OLB
97 Jason Worilds OLB
Defensive Backs
26 Will Allen SS
28 Crezdon Butler CB
25 Ryan Clark FS
22 William Gay CB
23 Keenan Lewis CB
20 Bryant McFadden CB
37 Anthony Madison CB
29 Ryan Mundy FS
43 Troy Polamalu SS
24 Ike Taylor CB
Special Teams
13 Jeremy Kapinos P
6 Shaun Suisham K
60 Greg Warren LS
Reserve Lists
-- Baraka Atkins OLB (Future)
74 Willie Colon OT (IR)
10 Dennis Dixon QB (IR)
31 Tuff Harris SS (IR)
-- Mortty Ivy ILB (Future)
-- James Johnson RB (Future)
-- Nevin McCaskill G/T (Future)
-- Jamie McCoy FB (Future)
53 Maurkice Pouncey C (IR)
9 Daniel Sepulveda P (IR)
78 Max Starks OT (IR)
80 Limas Sweed WR (IR)
-- Donovan Warren CB (Future)
Practice Squad
87 Eugene Bright TE
42 Da'Mon Cromartie-Smith S
90 Chris Ellis OLB
19 Tyler Grisham WR
77 Ra'Shon Harris DE
67 Kyle Jolly OT
44 Frank Summers RB/FB

GREEN BAY PACKERS ROSTER

Quarterbacks
10 Matt Flynn
6 Graham Harrell
12 Aaron Rodgers
Running Backs
35 Korey Hall FB
32 Brandon Jackson
45 Quinn Johnson FB
30 John Kuhn RB/FB
23 Dimitri Nance
44 James Starks
Wide Receivers
80 Donald Driver
85 Greg Jennings
89 James Jones
87 Jordy Nelson
16 Brett Swain
Tight Ends
83 Tom Crabtree
86 Donald Lee
81 Andrew Quarless
Offensive Linemen
75 Bryan Bulaga T/G
76 Chad Clifton T
73 Daryn Colledge G/T
62 Evan Dietrich-Smith G/C
70 T. J. Lang T/G
67 Nick McDonald G/C
71 Josh Sitton G
72 Jason Spitz C/G
63 Scott Wells C
Defensive Linemen
95 Howard Green NT
77 Cullen Jenkins DE
79 Ryan Pickett DE/NT
90 B. J. Raji NT
98 C. J. Wilson DE
94 Jarius Wynn DE
Linebackers
55 Desmond Bishop ILB
53 Diyral Briggs OLB
49 Robert Francois ILB
50 A. J. Hawk ILB
52 Clay Matthews III OLB
93 Erik Walden OLB
57 Matt Wilhelm ILB
58 Frank Zombo OLB
Defensive Backs
20 Atari Bigby SS
24 Jarrett Bush S/CB
36 Nick Collins FS
40 Josh Gordy CB
22 Pat Lee CB
26 Charlie Peprah SS
37 Sam Shields CB/KR
28 Brandon Underwood CB
38 Tramon Williams CB/PR
21 Charles Woodson CB
Special Teams
2 Mason Crosby K
61 Brett Goode LS
8 Tim Masthay P
Reserve Lists
56 Nick Barnett ILB (IR)
-- Josh Bell CB (IR)
42 Morgan Burnett SS (IR)
54 Brandon Chillar ILB (IR)
88 Jermichael Finley TE (IR)
25 Ryan Grant RB (IR)
91 Justin Harrell DE (IR)
41 Spencer Havner TE (IR)
97 Johnny Jolly DE (Susp.)
59 Brad Jones OLB (IR)
29 Derrick Martin FS (IR)
-- Aleric Mullins NT (Did Not Report)
96 Mike Neal DE (IR)
74 Marshall Newhouse G/T (IR)
51 Brady Poppinga OLB (IR)
27 Anthony Smith FS (IR)
65 Mark Tauscher OT (IR)
Practice Squad
64 Adrian Battles G
69 Chris Campbell OT
43 Michael Greco SS
48 Cardia Jackson ILB
34 Anthony Levine FS (Injured)
17 Antonio Robinson WR
68 Jay Ross NT
11 Chastin West WR
60 Curtis Young OLB

Next The Results for Super Bowl XLV and the Preview of the 2nd annual Pro Football All-Star Classic at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
 
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Super Bowl XLV in Review
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Scoring Drives
Quarter Time on Clock Team Scoring Play Time of Possession Steelers Packers
1 3:51 Green Bay Packers Touchdown (Nelson 29 yard pass from Rodgers); PAT good 4:33 0 7
1 3:34 Green Bay Packers Interception for Touchdown (Collins 37 yard return); PAT good — 0 14
2 11:53 Pittsburgh Steelers Field Goal (Suisham, 33 yards) 7:12 3 14
2 2:31 Green Bay Packers Touchdown (Jennings 21 yard pass from Rodgers); PAT good 2:04 3 21
2 0:39 Pittsburgh Steelers Touchdown (Ward 8 yard pass from Roethlisberger); PAT good 1:45 10 21
Half Time Score 10 21
3 10:22 Pittsburgh Steelers Touchdown (Mendenhall 8 yard run); PAT good 2:20 17 21
4 12:03 Green Bay Packers Touchdown (Jennings 8 yard pass from Rodgers); PAT good 2:53 17 28
4 7:34 Pittsburgh Steelers Touchdown (Wallace 25 yard pass from Roethlisberger); 2-point conversion good (Randle El run) 25 28
4 Green Bay Packers Field Goal (Crosby, 23 yards) 25 31
Final Score 25 31

And So The Green Bay Packers won their 4th Super Bowl 35-21
MVP: Aaron Rodgers (QB)

Next Up the Pro Football All-Star Classic at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA
 
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NOW THE 2ND ANNUAL PRO FOOTBALL ALL STAR CLASSIC

Basketball Fans have anticipated for the 2011 NBA All-Star Game to be held in the Staples Center, but Football Fans has to stage their own first before the NBA Players make their chances to do like the NFL Stars do, the Eastern All Stars had crossed over from the Pro Bowl but didn't play due to Super Bowl XLV they are from the World Champion Green Bay Packers Greg Jennings (WR), Chad Clifton (OT), Nick Collins (FS) and Charles Woodson (CB), The losing Super Bowl Team the Pittsburgh Steelers gets Defenders James Harrison (LB), Troy Polamalu (SS) and Brett Keisel (DE), not to mention Ben Roethlisberger (QB) who barely missed a shot at the Pro Bowl but opted to give it a go instead, other players on the east include Peyton Manning (QB - Indianapolis Colts), Drew Brees (QB - New Orleans Saints), Ray Lewis (LB - Baltimore Ravens), Dwayne Worthy (CB - Lancaster Lightning), Darrelle Revis (CB - New York Jets) and Justin Tuck (DE - New York Giants) as for the west due to the lack of a super bowl team with players include Starting QB Philip Rivers (San Diego Chargers), Alex Mack (C - Cleveland Browns; who had a 67 yard pass play from Matt Cassell in the 2011 Pro Bowl which took place before Super Bowl XLV), Matt Cassell (QB - Kansas City Chiefs), Brandon Lloyd (WR - Denver Broncos), and Alexis Yonkovich (WR - Fullerton Flames) with Head Coach Todd Haley (Kansas City Chiefs) calling the shots., the first quarter as Alexis Yonkovich scored a 29 yard td pass from Phillip Rivers to make it 7-0 for the West then Rebecca Baker of the Katy Bengals (Pro Football team owned by the High School) uses to do a high kickline in a 41 yard field goal to make it 10-0, then the east came on to score in the 2nd quarter as Peyton Manning scored a 64 yard TD pass to Greg Jennings, then another td pass to Calvin Johnson (Detroit Lions) to take the lead 14-10, then in the 3rd quarter QB Rylee Blair (Carlsbad Lancers; owned by the HS for this Pro Football Team) took over the shoes of Phillip Rivers and scored 2 TD Passes (1 to Larry Fitzgerald (Arizona Cardinals) and 1 to Nancy Hernandez (Sacramento Warriors) to take the lead 24-14, then the 3rd quarter came to an end thanks to a 33 yard field goal by Billy Cundiff (Baltimore Ravens) to give the East a 7 point margin behind the West, then 4th quarter took place as Peyton Manning took a 2 yard run to tie at 24, later with about 25 seconds left, Baker kicked a 41 yard field goal to break the tie at 27-24, but another lateral took place to end the Pro Football All-Star Classic and the Whole Football Season, here's Joe Buck

Joe Buck: Here Comes Rebecca Baker kicking off and it's a squib kick, Darrelle Revis (Jets) gets it and passes it to Ray Lewis (Ravens) and they're in trouble but the ball is loose and Mack grabs it, They go to Alex Mack and here comes to the 30, the 20, the 10, and he's going to the 5, and Look out, old Mack's back to the end zone for a touchdown!!

The East won the Pro Football All-Star Classic beating the West 31-27 at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, giving the MVP Trophy to Peyton Manning (QB - Indianapolis Colts)

Well There you have it, thanks for reading now i hope i can make this as a sandbox game, but starting it from scratch!
 
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