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AFL I Arena Football League (1987-2008)

Quick Hitters: Wild Card Round

June 26, 2008 - Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I) News Release


POSTSEASON CRUSH: Colorado Crush QB JOHN DUTTON needs six touchdown passes to become the fifth quarterback in AFL postseason history to throw for 60 career. Dutton and the Crush (6-10) travel to EnergySolutions Arena to face the Utah Blaze (6-10) on Russell Athletic ESPN Arena Football Saturday, June 28 at 4 p.m. ET (ESPN HD, ESPN360.com, SIRIUS Radio - Channel 127). New York Dragons QB AARON GARCIA needs four touchdown passes to become the seventh quarterback to throw for 50 career. The Dragons (8-8) will face the Dallas Desperados (12-4) at American Airlines Center on Russell Athletic ESPN Arena Football Friday, June 27 at 7:30 p.m. ET (ESPN HD, ESPN360.com, SIRIUS Radio - Channel 127).

POSTSEASON PASSING TOUCHDOWNS

Player TDs

Sherdrick Bonner 127

Mark Grieb 89

Andy Kelly 81

Jay Gruden 77

John Dutton 54

Clint Dolezel 52

Matt Nagy 47

Aaron Garcia 46

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REEKING HAVOC: Cleveland Gladiators DL SILAS DEMARY currently holds the longest active postseason streak of games with at least one sack, recording at least one in his last four games. Demary can continue his streak when the Gladiators (9-7) host the Orlando Predators (9-7) on Russell Athletic ESPN Arena Football Monday, June 30 at 7 p.m. ET (ESPN2 HD, ESPN360.com, SIRIUS Radio - Channel 127).

ON THE PROWL: Orlando Predators DB KENNY MCENTYRE needs one interception to break his tie with BARRY WAGNER and become the AFL all-time leader in postseason interceptions with 13. McEntyre and the Predators will face the Cleveland Gladiators on Monday.

POSTSEASON INTERCEPTIONS

Player INT

Kenny McEntyre 12

Barry Wagner 12

Rod McSwain 6

Durwood Roquemore 6

Omarr Smith 6

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RUN FOR DAYLIGHT: Colorado Crush FB/LB ROBERT THOMAS and Dallas Desperados QB CLINT DOLEZEL currently hold the longest active postseason streak of games with at least one rushing touchdown. Both Thomas and Dolezel have recorded at least one rushing touchdown in two consecutive postseason games.

CLEAR LANES: Cleveland Gladiators WR/DB WILLIS MARSHALL needs 21 kickoff return yards to pass LAMONT COOPER and move into seventh place all-time on the career postseason list with 581 career. Marshall also needs one rushing touchdown to break an eight-player tie for seventh place all-time and become the seventh player to record eight career postseason rushing touchdowns.

POSTSEASON KICKOFF RETURN YARDS

Player YDs

Hunkie Cooper 2,061

George Lafrance 1,729

Barry Wagner 832

Ron Carpenter 828

Fred Gayles 639

Willis Jacox 608

Lamont Cooper 580

Willis Marshall 560

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POSTSEASON RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

Player TDs

Barry Wagner 21

Bo Kelly 15

Lynn Bradford 9

Andre Bowden 9

Matt Nagy 8

Art Schlichter 8

Willis Marshall 7

Seven Players tied with Marshall

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BLAZ'N MASON: Utah Blaze DB DAMON MASON needs five tackles to pass RICKY PARKER, CEDRIC WALKER and TRACEY PERKINS to move into sixth place all-time on the career postseason tackles list with 75 career. Mason has appeared in 14 postseason games and averages five tackles per contest.

POSTSEASON TACKLES

Player Tackles

Barry Wagner 155

Rashad Floyd 115

Kenny McEntyre 102

Cecil Doggette 82

Omarr Smith 78

Tracey Perkins 74

Cedric Walker 73

Ricky Parker 71.5

Damon Mason 70

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BURLEY'S ON THE MOVE: Arizona Rattlers WR SIAHA BURLEY needs 153 receiving yards to become the fourth fastest player in AFL postseason history to reach 1,000 career. Burley can reach the 1,000 plateau in his 10th game, behind EDDIE BROWN, Chicago Rush WR DAMIAN HARRELL and Philadelphia Soul WR CHRIS JACKSON, who each reached the 1,000 milestone in nine games. The Rattlers (8-8) welcome the Grand Rapids Rampage (6-10) to US Airways Center on Russell Athletic ESPN Arena Football Monday, June 30 at 9:30 p.m. ET (ESPN2 HD, ESPN360.com, SIRIUS Radio - Channel 127).



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