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Another year of what could of been.
6 losses, and out of those, only 1 of them was a big loss by 13 points, the others were 3, 5, 3, 5, and 2.
The offensive game plan I had for this year was outstanding. I had the top rusher in the league, and the top receiver in yards as well.
QB Cook throws for 3,564 yds 25 TD's and yup get this ONE interception, not sure if the OSFL has ever had a QB toss just one all season long as a starter. He completed 63.1% of his passes as well and finished with a 104.4 rating(2nd).
RB Kinney racked up 1,558 yds and 11 TD's, both tops in the league, well the TD's were tied as Pearl Harbor's RB Rodriguez had 11 TD's also. Kinney was also tops in All Purpose Yards with 3,133, his 4th straight year of most APY, the only time he didn't lead the league in APY was his rookie year, but then he was 5th best.
WR Harward had 1,603 yds, most this year for a WR, 106 catches which was 2nd in the league, and 14 TD's which was 3rd in the league.
WR Strickland had 1,251 yds(5th), 98 catches(3rd), and 10 TD's(7th).
Offensively the Gaels were outstanding, 5th best in Yards per game, as well as 5th best in Points per game, and the individual stats show my game plan worked extremely well.
Defensively the points per game was very much improved as well, letting up only 19.5 points per game, the first time we've been below 20 ppg since the year 2020. Still letting up to many yards per game 347.3, but we were tied with the best turnover ratio at +16.
This season showed some great improvement over the past few seasons, and hopefully we can improve on that next year. The biggest bummer is the 3 losses by 3 points or less, as winning just one of those games and we would of made the playoffs.
I have 17 guys in the final year of their contract, 5 of them will be RFA, DE Vanover will get tagged, 7 of them are up there in age, and I may try to bring back depending on how they drop in ratings, and/or retire, so the core of the team will still be intact next season, and hopefully we can pickup a couple of key players with about 30 million to play with.
Still disappointed with how this season ended though.
6 losses, and out of those, only 1 of them was a big loss by 13 points, the others were 3, 5, 3, 5, and 2.
The offensive game plan I had for this year was outstanding. I had the top rusher in the league, and the top receiver in yards as well.
QB Cook throws for 3,564 yds 25 TD's and yup get this ONE interception, not sure if the OSFL has ever had a QB toss just one all season long as a starter. He completed 63.1% of his passes as well and finished with a 104.4 rating(2nd).
RB Kinney racked up 1,558 yds and 11 TD's, both tops in the league, well the TD's were tied as Pearl Harbor's RB Rodriguez had 11 TD's also. Kinney was also tops in All Purpose Yards with 3,133, his 4th straight year of most APY, the only time he didn't lead the league in APY was his rookie year, but then he was 5th best.
WR Harward had 1,603 yds, most this year for a WR, 106 catches which was 2nd in the league, and 14 TD's which was 3rd in the league.
WR Strickland had 1,251 yds(5th), 98 catches(3rd), and 10 TD's(7th).
Offensively the Gaels were outstanding, 5th best in Yards per game, as well as 5th best in Points per game, and the individual stats show my game plan worked extremely well.
Defensively the points per game was very much improved as well, letting up only 19.5 points per game, the first time we've been below 20 ppg since the year 2020. Still letting up to many yards per game 347.3, but we were tied with the best turnover ratio at +16.
This season showed some great improvement over the past few seasons, and hopefully we can improve on that next year. The biggest bummer is the 3 losses by 3 points or less, as winning just one of those games and we would of made the playoffs.
I have 17 guys in the final year of their contract, 5 of them will be RFA, DE Vanover will get tagged, 7 of them are up there in age, and I may try to bring back depending on how they drop in ratings, and/or retire, so the core of the team will still be intact next season, and hopefully we can pickup a couple of key players with about 30 million to play with.
Still disappointed with how this season ended though.
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