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Rocky Mountain Silver Bullets 2009 P.F.F. Champions Dec 28, 2009 (11:14 PM) The fat lady can sing, it is over. The Rocky Mountain Silver Bullets with owner Casey House, are League Champions. In maybe the greatest game we have ever seen, the Silver Bullets do not lock up the win until overtime of the Monday Night Game. This was a back and forth game that we may never see again in the Paramount Bowl. Both of these teams should feel special to be apart of this game. Even though the Broncos did not win, they finish as the Black Conference Champions What a season, what a Playoff run, what a Paramount Bowl. Casey, you and your Rocky Mountain Silver Bullets are the 2009 Professional Football Federation League Champions! |
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| The Rush Is Just "Stupid" Dec 10, 2009 (1:54 PM) The Rush is just "Stupid." Of course we do not mean stupid dumb, far far from it. We mean STUPID GOOD! Let me explain what a Stupid Good Team isn't and then what one is. It is not a team that has won more money than any other team in League History, which the Rush has. It is not a team that has the most TD's ever scored in League History, regular season and post season, the Rush has. It is not a team that has won more regular season games than any other team in League History and an owner that has won more Post Season Games than anyone in League History, the Rush has. It is not a team that has scored more points then any other team in League History, the Rush has. It's not a team that is scattered every where throughout the Record books, the Rush is. It is not a team that has two Championships, tied for the most in League History, the Rush has. What truly makes this Rush team "Stupid Good," is that for 9 seasons, every season in the Rush exsistence, they have made the Playoffs and have given their team a chance for a League Championship. You can not ask for more then that in any league in the World. The Rush is the best of the best. To be the best team and owner in the best League on the Planet, does it not make you the best in the World? If it were Golf, Rush owner, Tanner Rowland, would be the #1 Player in the World. I assure you, many have played and many have never accomplished this feat. I have searched all the leagues that I follow and not one of them has an owner that has made the Playoffs for 9 consecutive years. No where close. What the Rush are looking for now is their third Championship. If they get that this season, there will be no question that they are the greatest ever. But if they lose out this season before winning it all, my bet is that they will get another try at it in 2010. Take that to the bank! |
Dec 10, 2009 (2:46 PM) When the League restructured in 2001, the Bay City Blitz, along with owner Terry Townsley, became the First Champion of this era, and the First winner of the Paramount Bowl. The Blitz finished that first season ridding high and feeling good. In 2002, the Blitz won their Division for the second straight season and made it all the way to the Conference Championship Game. Another season that felt great. Two seasons in a row of winning your Division and to playing for a Conference Title, I think anyone would take it. In 2003 things started to take a little change for the Blitz. For the first time, they did not win their Division but came in second and got the Wildcard. In the first round of the Playoffs, the Blitz were beaten. But over all, Terry and his Blitz were happy. Two Division titles and 3 straight trips to the Playoffs, not a bad 3 season run. In 2004, things started going really south for the Blitz. They finished with the same 7-6 they did in 2001 when they won their first Division, but in 2004, it was only good enough for last place in the Division. The Blitz for the first time were no where around when the Post Season started. But again, the glass is half full. three of four seasons in the Playoffs, anyone would take that. Then in 2005 things got really ugly. Their second straight last place finish in the Division, the 2005 Blitz ended their season with the worst record in their history, 4-9. The positive in 2005, was that they made it all the way to the Toilet Bowl Championship Game. Even though they lost, they showed that they could still win games. The 2006 season really didn't get any better. For the third straight season, the Blitz finished last in their Division. This time with a 6-7 record. And for the second straight season, the Blitz would make it all the way to the Toilet Bowl Championship Game and lose. Now things were getting frustrating. In 2007, nothing changed for the Blitz. They finished in last place in their Division for the forth consecutive season and this time didn't even sniff the Toilet Bowl Championship Game. Maybe the darkest time for the Blitz came at this moment. The 2008 season would bring it's normal dark cloud for the Blitz, but this time with maybe the slightest of silver linings. Yes, the Blitz missed the Playoffs, and no they did not make the Toilet Bowl Championship Game, and they finished tied for the second worst record in the League with a 5-8, but this season they would not finish last in their Division. The 4-9 Miners had that privilege. Now we bring you to present day, the 2009 season. The Blitz finished with a 4-9 record, tied for their worst record in their history, and they did come in last place in their Division, and only time will tell if they will win the Big Toilet Bowl Game. The good news for the Blitz is that even though they finished with another horrible season, they were competitive down the stretch. The Blitz have the longest Playoff Drought going with 6 seasons, while the Bengals are second with 4 seasons. Some have compared the Blitz to the NFL Raiders. They are a proud organization that has won in the past and their is no doubt with a little hard work and effort, they can get back to the winning side and compete for Championships again. Look around at the teams in the Playoffs this season. The Blitz can be the best again. |
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The Fury Are Put To Rest Dec 10, 2009 (3:23 PM) After joining the League in 2004, the Fury with owner Matt Carney, went 5 straight seasons with Playoff runs and 2 Championships. For the first time ever, Matt and his Fury miss the Playoffs and will watch from the sidelines. In the past five seasons, under Matt's watch, the Fury have never had even one losing record until this seasons 5-8 finish. Their worst previosuly was 7-6 which came last season in 2008. Now missing the Playoffs in 2009 has people wondering, is the Fury's run done? We see it happen all the time. Teams will barley make the Playoffs one season. Then miss the Playoffs the next season. And by the third season they finish with one of the worst records in the League. Just as in the NFL, teams seem to go up and down, and that's fine. But how long you allow your team to be down and how long you keep it up is the true measure of a team and it's owner. It will intereresting to watch a previous 2 time Champion struggle to get back to the top and how they do it, if they can. Will the Fury change the way they do business, or has the blueprint been laid? These questions will be answered as time goes by. For now, the Fury and Matt, must watch from a spot they never have, at home.
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Dec 10, 2009 (3:55 PM) This seasons Playoffs brings 3 owners that have never made them before. But, this seasons Playoffs also bring with them 6 owners that have never won a PFF League Championship. Six owners have never felt what it is like to win it all. Thunderstorms Owner Tony Dodson, "I remember the night I knew I had won it all. I was driving back from Arrowhead Stadium. It was 2002 and even though I had a knew Cell Phone, it was turned off because I wasn't going to find out I won or lost by a phone call. I knew by listening to the Radio, that I was in the mix for a win. For 3 hours down the Kansas Turnpike, I prayed for the best results. When I pulled up to my house, I ran inside and turned on the Computer. Kaylynn was there already knew. I looked at the Real Time Scoring and instantly I was in euphoria. Then, over to the CD Player to play as loud as I could, We are the Champions by Queen. People I pleed with you, you must have a copy ready if you win it all. It is the most awesome time you will ever experience. Over and over the song played. I was on top of the world. You may really not think it is that big of a deal, until you win it. You sit there for a few minutes after it is final. Shaking your head yes, while saying, It really Happened. Then you stand up walking around holding your fist out and oh so ever easily pumping it back and forth saying, I did it. I am the Champion. Do not think it isn't a big deal. Other then work, and family, most people put this much time and effort into anything else. In a league like this one, you realize very quick how hard it is to win it all and how winning it all can come very few and very far apart. You will feel like a Champion!" The two owners that have Championships is the Rush and the Rage. The Rage has never won a Paramount Bowl and a win to them would be as big as any of the other teams. A Rush win would be interesting. Would it be as important to the Rush as it would be to, let's say, the Broncos? Oh yes. In fact, maybe more. Just like a wild animal, once you taste blood, you have to have it. The best of luck to all 8 of the teams that have given themselves the chance to wear that ring and hoist that Traveling Trophy and to look their colleagues in the eye and say; I am the Champion! |
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