Stout Defense Leads Sharks Past KISS,, 46-32

Jacksonville Snaps Four-Game Losing Streak with Saturday Victory

July 24, 2016
Jacksonville - The Jacksonville Sharks forced four stops on defense and scored on their first six offensive possessions, as that combined team effort led to a 46-32 victory in front of 11,840 on Sea Best Field at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena on Saturday night.

The Jacksonville (6-9) defense changed the tone of the game with back-to-back defensive stops in the first half. With the score tied at seven late in the first quarter, Los Angeles (7-8) faced a fourth-and-10 from the Sharks’ 12-yard line. As the Sharks’ pass rush bore down on the KISS” signal-caller, the Jacksonville secondary maintained tight coverage, forcing a rushed throw that missed wide of its intended receiver. After the turnover on downs, the Sharks marched down the field, as a two-yard rushing touchdown by Derrick Ross gave Jacksonville the lead for good, 13-7.

On the KISS’ ensuing possession, the Sharks’ defense stepped up again. This time, another rushed throw wound up behind Los Angeles receiver Donovan Morgan, as the Sharks forced their second turnover on downs in as many drives. Five plays later, the Jacksonville offense cashed in with another score, as Tommy Grady hit Joe Hills for a four-yard touchdown to extend the Sharks’ lead to 20-7.

After the two teams traded touchdowns, the Sharks came up big in the final seconds of the first half. Khreem Smith tracked down Fred Williams following a long catch-and-run, tackling the KISS receiver as time expired. The stop allowed Jacksonville to maintain a two-score lead at halftime, as the Sharks went into the locker room with a 26-13 lead.



Throughout the course of the first half, the Sharks’ front four provided consistent pressure. Though they did not record a sack in the first half, Jacksonville got to Thomas on several occasions and forced a pair of offensive holding calls as well. That relentless pass rush continued in the second half, as Jordan Miller took down Thomas for his first career sack, and Neefy Moffett and Cornelius Lewis split a sack of their own in the fourth quarter.

The Sharks’ offense did not miss a beat coming out of halftime, as a methodical drive culminated in a six-yard touchdown pass from Tommy Grady to Joe Hills that put the Sharks up by three scores, 33-13. Jacksonville cruised from there, as the KISS never came closer than two touchdowns for the remainder of the contest. Derrick Ross capped the Sharks’ scoring effort with a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown runs, as Ross is now tied for the AFL lead with 20 scores on the ground this season.

In the win, Hills continued to etch his name in the Sharks’ record books. Having set the franchise record for receiving touchdowns in a single season two weeks prior, Hills broke his own team mark for catches in a season on Saturday. Through 15 games, Hills has 154 receptions and 54 touchdowns with a chance to add to both totals next week.

Grady completed 25 of his 29 passes, throwing for 180 yards and four touchdowns against one interception. Ross put together his best game of the year, racking up 64 yards and three touchdowns on his 14 rushing attempts. Hills totaled eight receptions for 69 yards and three scores, while Andrew Robustelli caught a touchdown as well. London Crawford totaled nine catches for 45 yards, while Tiger Jones totaled 26 yards on four receptions.

On defense, Reid set a new single-game franchise record with 13.5 total tackles (11 solo) to go along with four pass breakups. David Hyland recorded 9.5 stops, while Miller knocked down a pass to go along with his sack.

For the KISS, Thomas replaced starter Nathan Stanley, who went down on the third play of the game after diving for a first down. Thomas went 33-of-53 for 325 yards and five touchdowns without an interception. Williams and Justin Wilson each caught two touchdown passes, while Morgan led the KISS with 13 catches for 117 yards and a score. Frederick Obi recorded a team-high total of nine solo tackles, while Terrance Smith notched eight stops and an interception.

Jacksonville returns to Sea Best Field on Saturday, July 30, as the team hosts the Tampa Bay Storm in the regular season finale. Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m.

Media Awards

Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game – Jacksonville FB Derrick Ross

Riddell Defensive Player of the Game – Jacksonville DB Greg Reid

J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game – Jacksonville NG Jordan Miller

Cutters Catch of the Game – Jacksonville WR Joe Hills’ over-the-wall touchdown catch in the second quarter

AFL Highlight of the Game – Los Angeles’ QB Pete Thomas’ six-yard touchdown pass to Fred Williams under pressure in the fourth quarter

Storm Wins, 41-40, Blocking Portland FG Attempt to End Game

July 23,2016

Tampa, FL - Defensive lineman Everett Dawkins blocked a 23-yard field goal attempt for the Tampa Bay Storm (2-13) to give the team a 41-40 victory over the Portland Steel (2-13)Saturday night at Amalie Arena.
The Storm, who led by as many as 22 points in the second quarter, saw the Steel outscore Tampa Bay 27 to 13 in the second half to close the gap to just one point held a 41-33 lead with 6:32 left.
Portland had the ball with one minute remaining and worked the clock down to 3.9, deciding to attempt the field goal.
Adam Kennedy got the start at quarterback and was 19 of 34 for 183 yards and five touchdowns. He connected with T.T Toliver and V’Keon Lacey for two scores each.
The Storm close out the regular season with a game at Jacksonville Saturday. They will enter the Arena Football League playoffs the following week with a yet to be named opponent.


Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total
Portand Steel 6 7 13 14 40
Tampa Bay Storm 7 21 7 6 41

1st Quarter
TAM – V’Keon Lacey 9 pass from Adam Kennedy (Delbert Alverado kick) 10:32.
PDX – Bryson Kelly 4 run (kick blocked) 8:31.

2nd Quarter
TAM – Prechae Rodriguez 10 pass from Kennedy (Alverado kick) 14:56.


TAM – Kendrick Ings 4 run (Alverado kick) 12:15.
TAM – T.T. Toliver 3 pass from Kennedy (Alverado kick) 7:45.
PDX – Shane Austin 1 run (Ernesto Lacayo kick) 00:03.

3rd Quarter
PDX – Rashaad Carter 3 run (kick failed) 12:44.
TAM – Toliver 6 pass from Kennedy (Alverado kick) 5:47.
PDX – Nick Truesdell 5 pass from Austin (Lacayo kick) 00:00.

4th Quarter
PDX – Truesdell 23 pass from Austin (Lacayo kick) 11:27.
TAM – Lacey 21 pass from Kennedy (kick failed) 8:05.
PDX – Truesdell 45 pass from Austin (Lacayo kick) 6:32.


INDIVIDUAL STATS

Passing (C-A-INT-Yds-TD)
POR – Shane Austin (16-23-1-192-3)
TAM – Adam Kennedy (19-34-1-183-5)

Rushing: (Att-Yds-TD)
POR – Kevin Myers (3-1-0), Nick Truesdell (2-3-0), Shane Austin (3(-2)-1), Rashaad Carter (1-3-1), Jared Perry (1-10-0).
TAM – John Brown (1-4-0), Jimmy Gordon (1-1-0), Kendrick Ings (3-11-1), Adam Kennedy (6-26-0).

Receiving: (Rec-Yds-TD)
POR – Tom Gilson (7-108-0), Nick Truesdell (4-78-3), Jared Perry (3-11-0), Shane Austin (1-(-3)-1). Deveric Gallington (1-(-2)-0).
TAM – T.T. Toliver (5-38-2), Kendrick Ings (5-60-0), Prechae Rodriguez (5-29-1)), V’Keon Lacey (3-43-2), Anthony Parker (1-13-0).

KO Returns: (No.-Yds-TD) Nick Truesdell, Portland.
Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: Matt Pierce Portland.
J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: Kendrick Ings, Tampa Bay.
Cutters Catch of the Game: Cameron McGlenn, Tampa Bay, Interception in end zone, 2:35 of second quarter.
AFL Highlight of the Game: Matt Pierce, Portland, Interception at 4:10 of the fourth quarter.

AFL’s Inside the Numbers: Week 17

Rattlers Have Outside Chance of Breaking Scoring Record
July 21,2016

LAS VEGAS (July 21,2016) - Kevin Guy and the Arizona Rattlers are continuing to build their legacy as one of the top dynasties in the history of the Arena Football League. They are going to enter the playoffs in two weeks as the top seed in the National Conference, but prior to that game against Portland, they will have a chance to make a little bit of AFL history this weekend at home against Cleveland.
Rattlers Offense One of the All-Time Greats
The Arizona Rattlers have an outside chance to break the all-time scoring record in a season in terms of points per game. The mark to beat is 68.2 set by the Philadelphia Soul in 2012, and in order to reach that mark, the Rattlers would have to score 92 points this weekend against Cleveland. It certainly is a longshot, but the Rattlers have scored at least 56 points in all of their games this season, something no other team has done in the history of the AFL.
In a related story, Nick Davila also has an incredibly slim chance to reach the record for the most touchdown passes in a 16-game season in AFL history. The record is held by Chris Greisen, who threw for 117 touchdowns in 2007. Davila would need 13 touchdowns to match that mark. More realistically, the "Latin Laser" will have to settle for the second most passing TDs in a 16- game season. He needs five scores to surpass Justin Allgood's 108 set in 2010.
Sharks Receivers All Seeking Milestones
Arizona's offense is stealing all of the headlines in Week 17, but Jacksonville is a close second with all of the milestones its receivers are set to amass.
Joe Hills still has a legitimate chance to reach the scoring record in League history, though he has a lot of work to do in these last two games to get there. He is sitting on 51 TDs for the season and needs nine in his last two games to match the mark set by Damian Harrell in 2006. Hills is now at 66 consecutive games with a touchdown, the second-longest in the history of the AFL.


Tiger Jones has 1,030 career receptions, five shy of moving into third place all-time in League history. Lawrence Samuels retired with 1,035 receptions.
The third member of the Sharks' triumvirate of receivers, Reggie Gray needs one reception to join an elite crew of receivers to post 700 receptions in a career. There are only 19 other men who have done it in the past. Last week, Gray joined a list which now includes 17 men who have made it to at least 9,000 receiving yards in their careers.
Not surprisingly, with receivers like this, Tommy Grady is on the verge of some history as well. Grady needs 11 touchdown passes to reach 700 for his career. Only seven men have thrown for that many touchdowns in their career in AFL history.
Week 17 Milestone Watch
There are only three men in the history of the AFL who have at least 300 touchdown receptions for their careers. Damian Harrell, Chris Jackson and Eddie Brown help make up the de facto Mount Rushmore of AFL receivers, and now, T.T. Toliver can join that bunch as well. Toliver needs two touchdowns to run his career total to 300 and five to run down Brown for the third most in AFL history.
Rod Windsor is only one touchdown behind Mike Horacek for No. 9 in AFL history in TD receptions. Windsor is one of the 10 men who have amassed at least 250 receiving scores.
Portland's Jared Perry needs 32 receiving yards to reach the 5,000-yard plateau for his career. Just 10 active players have made it to 5,000 receiving yards.
Week 16 Quick Hitters
KISS receiver Donovan Morgan surpassed Mike Horacek for ninth place all-time in AFL history. Morgan, who announced his retirement effective the end of the season, now has 882 career receptions and counting. He also has the longest active streak of consecutive games with at least two touchdowns in the AFL at 11.
Arizona head coach Kevin Guy won game No. 116 in his illustrious coaching career last week moving him past Mike Dailey into fifth place all-time in coaching wins in League history. Collin Taylor extended his streak of consecutive regular season games with a receiving touchdown to 30, a Gladiators franchise record.
Rattlers' receiver Rod Windsor moved past his offensive coordinator, Siaha Burley into 11 th place all-time in AFL history in receiving yards with 10,823. To catch James Roe and move into the Top 10, Windsor needs 347 more yards, a mark which will have to wait until next season to reach.
By Adam Markowitz

Gladiators, Rattlers Squard Off In Arizona

KISS, Sharks Look to Build Momentum Heading Into Postseason

July 20, 2016
LAS VEGAS (July 20, 2016) -- The Road to ArenaBowl continues in Week 17 as the Cleveland Gladiators (7-8) square off against the Arizona Rattlers (12-3) at Talking Stick Resort Arena this Sunday, July 24 at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN2. Cleveland head coach Steve Thonn and MVP and Offensive Player of the Year candidate QB Arvell Nelson (61.2 comp. %, 68 passing TDs and 11 rushing TDs) look to bounce back after falling to Los Angeles last week and want to head into the postseason on a winning note. All-Arena candidate WR Collin Taylor (104 receptions for 1,349 yards and 30 TDs) and WR Quentin Sims (92 catches for 1,112 yards and 27 TDs) are the Gladiators’ dynamic duo. Arizona head coach Kevin Guy and MVP and Offensive Player of the Year candidate QB Nick Davila (67.6 comp. %, 104 TDs and 10 INTs) look to stay sharp before a Bye Week. All-Arena candidates WR Rod Windsor (138 receptions for 1,592 yards and 43 TDs) and WR Maurice Purify (79 receptions for 960 yards and 28 TDs) helped the Rattlers capture the National Conference regular-season crown and now look for home field advantage throughout the postseason.
Elsewhere, QB Shane Austin (2,132 yards and 41 TDs in nine games) and the Portland Steel (2-12) travel to Amalie Arena to take on All-Arena candidate WR T.T. Toliver and the Tampa Bay Storm on Saturday, July 23 at 5 p.m. ET on CBS Sports Network. The Steel are coming off a big home victory over Jacksonville and will look to All-Arena candidate WR Tom Gilson (120 receptions, 1,161 yards and 14 TDs) to keep the momentum going. Toliver sparked the Storm (1-13) offense in last week’s loss to Philadelphia and continues to put up impressive numbers (105 catches for 1,456 yards and 21 TDs). Tampa Bay QB Adam Kennedy stepped in last week (17-of-26 passing for 241 yards and five TDs) and outscored the Soul 32-28 in the second half.


Also, All-Arena candidate WR Donovan Morgan (88 catches for 1,215 yards and 38 TDs) and the Los Angeles KISS look to stay hot when they travel to Veterans Memorial Arena to take on former AFL MVP QB Tommy Grady (67.6 comp. % and 82 TDs) and the Jacksonville Sharks (5-9) on Saturday, July 23 at 7 p.m. ET on WatchESPN. Jacksonville interim head coach Bob Landsee will look to rally the troops to get ready for the postseason with Defensive Player of the Year and All-Arena candidate DB Greg Reid (81.5 total tackles and 8 INTs) and Offensive Player of the Year and All-Arena candidate WR Joe Hills (146 receptions for 1,859 yards and 51 TDs) leading the way. Los Angeles QB Nathan Stanley earned Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game honors with his clutch performance (25-of-37 passing for 317 yards, eight TD passes and 1 rushing TD) against Cleveland. Now, the KISS set their sights on clinching the last first-round home game for the postseason.
The Orlando Predators (12-3) and Philadelphia Soul (12-3) have a Bye Week in Week 17, but will face for the American Conference regular-season title on Saturday, July 30 at 7:30 p.m. ET on WatchESPN.
For complete official statistics, game notes and media guides, go to: www.afldigital.com.

WEEK 17 MATCHUPS PORTLAND STEEL (2-12) AT Tampa Bay Storm (1-13)
Saturday, July 23 at 5 p.m. ET (CBS Sports Network)
Play-by-play: Brent Stover, Color: Randy Gatewood, Sideline: Cassie McKinney

	PORTLAND	TAMPA BAY
REG. SEASON SERIES LEADER	Portland leads 2-1
STREAKS	W1	L6
LAST WEEK	W 55-53 vs. Sharks	L 56-51 vs. Soul
LAST REG SEASON MEETING	6/3/16 Stell 68 vs. Storm 35
TOTAL OFFENSE (RANK)	256.1 (T-7)	256.1 (T-7)
TOTAL DEFENSE (RANK)	269.6 (4)	247.3 (1)
POINTS SCORED (RANK)	41.6 (7)	35.1 (8)
POINTS ALLOWED (RANK)	60.4 (8)	55.3 (6)
TURNOVER MARGIN (RANK)	-19 (8)	-17 (8)

WHAT TO LOOK FOR: STEEL: The Steel look to keep their momentum going after beating the Jacksonville Sharks 55-53 last week at Moda Center…In nine games this season QB Shane Austin has completed 215-of-355 passes for 2,132 yards and 41 TDs, while adding 30 rushing attempts for 133 yards and seven TDS…In Portland’s Week 10 matchup with Tampa Bay, Austin threw for 139 yards on 19-of-26 passes for five TDs and added on two rushing TDs… WR Tom Gilson has brought in 120 catches for 1,161 yards and 14 TDs… WR Jared Perry is another receiving target hauling in 63 receptions for 799 yards and 11 TDs on the season… WR Nick Truesdell has become a target for Austin since being reactivated in Week 13… In the last three games, Truesdell has made 10 catches for 84 yards and four TDs… The Steel are led on defense by DB Mike McMillan and DB Sergio Gilliam… McMillan leads the team with 50.5 total tackles, one INT, six pass break-ups, seven passes defended, and one forced fumble… Gilliam has tacked on 47.0 total tackles, a team-leading three INTs, 7 pass break-ups, 10 passes defended, and one forced fumble… STORM: QB Adam Kennedy took over center for the Storm after QB Jason Boltus went down with an injury in last week’s 56-51 loss to the Soul… In four appearances this season, Kennedy has thrown for 524 yards on 17-of-26 passing and nine TDs while rushing for an additional 47 yards on eight carries and three TDs… All-Arena Candidate WR T.T. Toliver continues to add to his impressive AFL career… The 13-year veteran is the AFL all-time career leader in receptions (1,194), receiving yards (15,647) and all-purpose yards (21,298)… Since being activated in Week 13, Ings has found the end zone three times in three different ways… The second-year veteran has three receptions for 10 yards and one TD, 15 kick-returns for 331 yards and 1 TD, and one rushing attempt for four yards and a TD… The Storm have the trio of DB Cortez Stubbs, DB James Harrell, and DB Cameron McGlenn leading their defense… Stubbs has tallied 67.5 total tackles, three INTs, 12 pass break-ups, 15 passes defended, one forced fumble, and three fumble recoveries… Harrell has added on 57.0 total tackles, three INTs, nine pass break-ups and 12 passes defended on the season… Through 12 games, McGlenn has tacked on 42.0 total tackles, one INT, six pass break-ups, seven passes defended, and one forced fumble.

LOS ANGELES KISS (7-7) AT Jacksonville Sharks (5-9)
Saturday, July 23 at 7 p.m. ET (WatchESPN)

	LOS ANGELES	JACKSONVILLE
REG. SEASON SERIES LEADER	Jacksonville leads 2-1
STREAKS	W2	L4
LAST WEEK	W 63-61 vs. Gladiators	L 55-53 at Steel
LAST REG SEASON MEETING	4/2/16 KISS 64 vs. Sharks 39
TOTAL OFFENSE (RANK)	259.6 (6)	312.1 (1)
TOTAL DEFENSE (RANK)	268.0 (3)	287.3 (6)
POINTS SCORED (RANK)	47.0 (6)	52.5 (5)
POINTS ALLOWED (RANK)	46.7 (1)	50.5 (5)
TURNOVER MARGIN (RANK)	+4 (5)	+8 (3)

WHAT TO LOOK FOR: KISS: FB Rory Nixon is No. 5 in the AFL with 10 rushing TDs. He also boasts the ninth highest rushing yards per game (5.3)… LA KISS Defense leads the National Conference in red zone defensive efficiency. Opponents have only scored on 75% of red zone possessions… The LA KISS also boast best scoring defense in the AFL, allowing just 46.7 points per game… WR Donovan Morgan currently has a TD reception in 23 straight games, including 17 straight multiple TD games. Last week he became No. 9 in the all-time receptions leaderboard, he is just 34 receptions away from the eighth position. So far this season, D-Mo has scored TDs on 43.2 percent of his receptions, which is eighth all-time… DL Derrick Summers in Week 4, became the 15th player in AFL history to record 40 sacks. In Week 11, Summers passed Arizona Rattlers defensive lineman Cliff Dukes for third place on the active career sacks list. He needs just one more sack to move into 11th place in the all-time leaderboard … QB Nate Stanley surpassed 5,000 career passing yards last week. Stanley is 373 passing yards away from setting his single-season career mark… SHARKS: WR Joe Hills has caught at least one TD pass in 66 consecutive regular-season games played… A five-time First Team All-Arena selection, FB Derrick Ross is the AFL’s all-time leader in both rushing yards and rushing TDs… DB Greg Reid earned First Team All-Arena and AFL Rookie of the Year honors a season ago despite not joining the team until the seventh game of the regular season. Reid has picked off 17 passes in 25 career regular-season appearances... The Sharks return the entirety of a starting pass-protection unit that yielded just eight sacks in 2015. The team has allowed 10 sacks through 14 games this season… WR Reggie Gray has accounted for seven total TDs in his first six games as a Shark… WR Joe Hills has scored three or more TDs in each of the last five games and six of the last nine… QB Tommy Grady has thrown 55 TDs against just three INTs in the last nine games… WR Tiger Jones has scored three TDs in the Sharks’ last two games… FB Derrick Ross and MLB Dexter Jackson each scored two rushing TDs in the Sharks’ last game…. Although the Sharks parted ways with their head coach Less Moss on Monday, they will look to rally behind interim head coach Bob Landsee this week… Landsee was an AFL head coach in Milwaukee (2010-12) and an assistant coach in Milwaukee (1999-2001), Toronto (2002) and Indiana (2003), as well as being an af2 head coach in Green Bay (2005-06 & 2008-09).
Cleveland Gladiators (7-8) AT Arizona Rattlers (11-3)
Saturday, July 24 at 9 p.m. ET (ESPN2)

	CLEVELAND	ARIZONA
REG. SEASON SERIES LEADER	Arizona leads 14-3 (including NJ and Las Vegas years)
STREAKS	L2	W6
LAST WEEK	L 63-61 at KISS	W 62-45 vs. Predators
LAST REG SEASON MEETING	6/3/16 Rattlers 77 at Gladiators 62
TOTAL OFFENSE (RANK)	283.2 (4)	291.9 (3)
TOTAL DEFENSE (RANK)	310.0 (8)	307.5 (7)
POINTS SCORED (RANK)	53.7 (4)	66.7 (1)
POINTS ALLOWED (RANK)	57.7 (7)	49.7 (4)
TURNOVER MARGIN (RANK)	+14 (1)	-6 (6)

WHAT TO LOOK FOR: GLADIATORS: In their last outing, the Gladiators fell to the KISS on the road Saturday, July 16th by a final score of 63-61. Cleveland QB Arvell Nelson totaled eight TDs, throwing six and rushing for two, while throwing for 333 yards in the loss… WR Quentin Sims blew up for 12 receptions, 198 yards, and a career-high five TDs... WR Collin Taylor extended his consecutive regular-season games with a TD streak to 30, hauling in four catches for 81 yards and a TD in the defeat… In the previous match-up with the Rattlers on June 3rd, Taylor caught six passes for 96 yards and two TDs in a losing effort... DB Marvin Ross also ranks tied for No. 4 in the AFL with six INTs so far this season… WR/KR Larry Beavers has made 45 catches for 630 yards and four TDs. Beavers has pitched in with a passing TD, three rushing TDs, and a kick return for a TD as well this season… WR Devin Wilson was held to one catch for eight yards in the loss to the KISS. Wilson has now hauled in 17 passes for 229 yards and six TDs since debuting last month… DL Randy Colling continues to lead the team in sacks with 4.5, with rookie Collin Keoshian also picking up 2.5 so far in 2016… RATTLERS: QB Nick Davila has been impressive once again this season, completing 333 of his 482 passes for 3,975 yards, a league-leading 104 touchdowns, and 10 INTs... WR Rod Windsor leads the way on the receiving corps and is currently ranked No. 2 in the AFL in receptions (43), yards (1,592), and TDs (43)… DB Arkeith Brown leads the defense in tackles (49) and INTs (5)… Since 2012, the Rattlers are 46-4 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 8 percent of the time. So far this season, Arizona is 7-0 this season at home… The Rattlers lead the AFL with a turnover mar­gin of +14 and Cleveland is sixth in the league with a -6 turnover margin… Arizona and Cleveland are No. 1 and 2 in the AFL in opponent fourth down conversion rates only allowing their opponents to convert on 35.8 percent and 37.5 percent of their opportunities respectively… Arizona has scored the most TDs in the red zone with 73… All-Arena candidate FB Mykel Benson this season, is tied for No. 1 in rushing TDs (20) and is No. 4 in rushing yards (195).

Gladiators Wrap Regular Season With 68-20 Loss to Rattlers

Cleveland to Face LA KISS in Anaheim in First Round of 2016 AFL Postseason
July 25,2016

Phoenix - In the team’s final game of the 2016 AFL regular season, the Cleveland Gladiators were defeated by the Arizona Rattlers on Sunday at Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix, Ariz., by a final score of 68-20 in front of 12,823 fans. With the loss, the Gladiators finished the campaign at 7-9 to end the year in third place in the AFL’s National Conference standings. Cleveland will face the second-place LA KISS on the road in the first round of the AFL Postseason on August 6th with the time of the game currently TBD.

After the Rattlers registered a safety on the Gladiators’ first play from scrimmage, Arizona’s Anthony Amos returned the ensuing Cleveland kickoff 56 yards for a touchdown to give the Rattlers a 9-0 edge. Arizona pushed their lead to 15-0 less than five minutes into the game when Rattlers QB Nick Davila connected with WR Rod Windsor for an 11-yard touchdown strike.

The Gladiators responded with a 16-yard touchdown pass from QB Arvell Nelson to WR Larry Beavers to make it a one-score game, but multiple Cleveland turnovers led to 20 unanswered Arizona points to make it 35-7 Rattlers late in the second quarter. With just over two minutes remaining before halftime, the Gladiators’ offense perked up and delivered a 16-yard Nelson touchdown toss to wideout Collin Taylor that extended Taylor’s franchise-record streak to 32 consecutive games with at least one touchdown reception. Arizona added a late second quarter Davila-to-Windsor score, however, to take a 42-14 lead into halftime.



From the start of the third quarter into the early stages of the final frame, Arizona piled up three more unanswered scores to make it 61-14 before Taylor reeled in another Gladiators TD, this time from backup QB Stephen Panasuk, to make it 61-20. The touchdown pass was Panasuk’s first in his AFL career and it came with just 6:05 remaining in the game. A nine-yard TD pass from backup signal-caller Shane Boyd to Windsor with 2:30 remaining in the fourth quarter was the cherry on top for Arizona in a 68-20 Rattlers victory.

Nelson threw for 155 yards on 13-of-34 passing with two touchdowns, while Taylor led all Cleveland receivers with six receptions for 88 yards and two scores and Beavers caught five balls for 71 yards and one TD. On the other side, Davila turned in a 223-yard performance on 20-of-25 passing with six touchdowns and one interception, hauled in by Gladiators DB Joe Powell in the first half. Arizona’s Windsor reeled in seven catches for 75 yards and five scores while Amos led all Rattler receivers with 96 yards on six receptions. Arizona WR Maurice Purify was solid as well, catching five passes for 57 yards and two touchdowns.

Next up for the Gladiators, it’s a Week 18 bye prior to the start of the AFL Postseason. The Gladiators will face their National Conference rivals, the LA KISS, in the first round on August 6th, with the time of the game currently TBD.

Post-Game awards:

Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game: ARI QB Nick Davila – 20/25, 223 yards, 6 TD, 1 INT

Riddell Defensive Player of the Game: ARI DL Tyre Glasper – 3 tackles, two sacks

J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game: ARI WR Rod Windsor – 7 receptions, 75 yards, 5 TD

Cutters Catch of the Game: ARI WR Anthony Amos – 22-yard diving catch with 15 seconds remaining in second quarter.

AFL Highlight of the Game: ARI DB Dan Buckner – 22-yard fumble recovery for TD with 5:44 remaining in the second quarter.

Here's the complete AFL Scoreboard for the entire 2016 regular season going into the regular season finale on August 1,2016 from ARENAFOOTBALL.COM

Date

	Opponent / Event	Location	Time / Result
Week 1
04/01/16	Orlando 76, Tampa Bay 25	Tampa, Fla.	7:00 p.m.
	Philadelphia 69, Cleveland 41	Cleveland, Ohio	7:00 p.m.
	Arizona 80, Portland 28	Portland, Ore.	10:00 p.m.
04/02/16	Los Angeles 64, Jacksonville 39	Anaheim, Calif.	9:00 p.m.
Week 2
04/09/16	Cleveland 41, Tampa Bay 29	Cleveland, Ohio	7:00 p.m.
	Orlando 53, Portland 50	Orlando, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
	Arizona 69, Los Angeles 28	Anaheim, Calif.	11:00 p.m.
04/11/16	Jacksonville 59, Philadelphia 41	Philadelphia, Pa	7:00 p.m.
Week 3
04/16/16	Los Angeles 47, Cleveland 42	Cleveland, Ohio	7:30 p.m.
	Arizona 60, Tampa Bay 27	Phoenix, Ariz.	9:00 p.m.
04/17/16	Philadelphia 70, Portland 32	Philadelphia, Pa	4:00 p.m.
04/18/16	Orlando 63, Jacksonville 56	Jacksonville, Fla.	7:00 p.m.
Week 4
04/23/16	Philadelphia 67, Cleveland 50	Philadelphia, Pa	4:00 p.m.
	Arizona 75, Jacksonville 68 ( OT )	Jacksonville, Fla.	7:00 p.m.
	Orlando 43, Los Angeles 40	Orlando, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
Week 5
04/29/16	Orlando 76, Cleveland 56	Cleveland, Ohio	7:00 p.m.
04/30/16	Arizona 68, Portland 21	Phoenix, Ariz.	9:00 p.m.
05/01/16	Jacksonville 33, Tampa Bay 27	Tampa, Fla.	2:00 p.m.
05/02/16	Philadelphia 56, Los Angeles 33	Anaheim, Calif.	8:00 p.m.
Week 6
05/07/16	Cleveland 41, Jacksonville 40	Cleveland, Ohio	7:30 p.m.
	Orlando 77, Arizona 59	Orlando, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
05/09/16	Philadelphia 47, Tampa Bay 17	Philadelphia, Pa	8:00 p.m.
	Los Angeles 66, Portland 27	Anaheim, Calif.	10:00 p.m.
Week 7
05/13/16	Orlando 42, Tampa Bay 40	Orlando, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
05/14/16	Philadelphia 65, Arizona 58	Philadelphia, Pa	6:30 p.m.
05/16/16	Cleveland 55, Portland 48 ( OT )	Cleveland, Ohio	8:00 p.m.
Week 8
05/21/16	Jacksonville 65, Portland 34	Jacksonville, Fla.	7:00 p.m.
	Philadelphia 62, Orlando 54	Philadelphia, Pa	7:30 p.m.
	Arizona 47, Los Angeles 34	Phoenix, Ariz.	9:00 p.m.
05/23/16	Cleveland 70, Tampa Bay 63 ( OT )	Tampa Bay, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
Week 9
05/27/16	Jacksonville 59, Orlando 56	Orlando, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
05/28/16	Cleveland 63, Philadelphia 49	Cleveland, Ohio	7:00 p.m.
	Los Angeles 54, Portland 42	Anaheim, Calif.	10:00 p.m.
05/29/16	Tampa Bay 63, Arizona 56	Tampa, Fla.	2:00 p.m.
Week 10
06/03/16	Arizona 77, Cleveland 62	Cleveland, Ohio	7:00 p.m.
	Portland 68, Tampa Bay 35	Portland, Ore.	10:30 p.m.
06/04/16	Philadelphia 56, Jacksonville 42	Jacksonville, Fla.	7:00 p.m.
06/05/16	Orlando 43, Los Angeles 41	Anaheim, Calif.	6:00 p.m.
Week 11
06/11/16	Philadelphia 73, Los Angeles 37	Philadelphia, Pa	3:00 p.m.
	Jacksonville 67, Tampa Bay 34	Tampa, Fla.	5:00 p.m.
	Orlando 59, Cleveland 56	Orlando, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
	Arizona 76, Portland 49	Phoenix, Ariz.	9:00 p.m.
Week 12
06/17/16	Arizona 80, Philadelphia 63	Phoenix, Ariz.	10:00 p.m.
06/18/16	Orlando 44, Jacksonville 34	Jacksonville, Fla.	7:00 p.m.
	Los Angeles 54, Tampa Bay 27	Tampa, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
	Cleveland 58, Portland 49	Portland, Ore.	10:00 p.m.
Week 13
06/24/16	Orlando 56, Tampa Bay 33	Orlando, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
06/25/16	Cleveland 48, Jacksonville 47	Jacksonville, Fla.	7:00 p.m.
06/26/16	Arizona 64, Los Angeles 49	Anaheim, Calif.	6:00 p.m.
06/27/16	Philadelphia 59, Portland 38	Portland, Ore.	10:00 p.m.
Week 15
07/09/16	Philadelphia 83, Cleveland 62	Philadelphia, Pa	6:00 p.m.
	Arizona 69, Jacksonville 67	Phoenix, Ariz.	9:30 p.m.
	Orlando 47, Portland 41	Portland, Ore.	10:00 p.m.
07/11/16	Los Angeles 48, Tampa Bay 21	Anaheim, Calif.	10:00 p.m.
Week 16
07/16/16	Philadelphia 56, Tampa Bay 51	Tampa, Fla.	3:30 p.m.
	Los Angeles 63, Cleveland 61	Anaheim, Calif.	10:00 p.m.
	Portland 55, Jacksonville 53	Portland, Ore.	10:00 p.m.
07/18/16	Arizona 62, Orlando 45	Phoenix, Ariz.	9:30 p.m.
Week 17
07/23/16	Tampa Bay 41, Portland 40	Tampa, Fla.	5:00 p.m.
	Jacksonville 46, Los Angeles 32	Jacksonville, Fla.	7:00 p.m.
07/24/16	Arizona 68, Cleveland 20	Phoenix, Ariz.	9:00 p.m.
Week 18
07/30/16	Jacksonville 54, Tampa Bay 35	Jacksonville, Fla.	7:00 p.m.
	Philadelphia 67, Orlando 59	Orlando, Fla.	7:30 p.m.
08/01/16	Los Angeles at Portland	Portland, Ore.	10:00 p.m. ET

Current AFL Standings as of the games of Week 18 of the 2016 regular season and July 30,2016 from ARENAFOOTBALL.COM

Standings

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Team	Overall	Points	Pct.	Division	Pct.	Home	Away	Streak
Arizona Rattlers	13-3-0	1068-766	0.812	8-0-0	1.000	8-0	5-3	Won 7
LA KISS	7-8-0	690-700	0.467	4-3-0	0.571	5-4	2-4	Lost 1
Cleveland Gladiators	7-9-0	826-934	0.438	0-4-0	0.000	4-4	3-5	Lost 3
Portland Steel	2-13-0	622-880	0.133	0-5-0	0.000	2-4	0-9	Lost 1

(Updated July 31)
AMERICAN CONFERENCE

Team	Overall	Points	Pct.	Division	Pct.	Home	Away	Streak
Philadelphia Soul	13-3-0	983-776	0.812	5-1-0	0.833	7-1	6-2	Won 4
Orlando Predators	12-4-0	893-781	0.750	5-3-0	0.625	6-2	6-2	Lost 2
Jacksonville Sharks	7-9-0	829-774	0.438	5-3-0	0.625	3-5	4-4	Won 2
Tampa Bay Storm	2-14-0	568-868	0.125	0-8-0	0.000	2-6	0-8	Lost 1

(Updated July 31)

Stampeders complete comeback, defeat BC in overtime

BC

Lions

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Fri Jul 29

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Calgary
Stampeders

Stampeders complete comeback, defeat BC in overtime

CFL.ca Staff

CALGARY — What a comeback.
A late fourth quarter surge from the Calgary Stampeders helped them claw their way to a thrilling 44-41 overtime victory over the BC Lions on Friday night.
The Stampeders scored 22 points in the fourth quarter on their way to the comeback, led by quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell who threw for 364 yards, connecting on 29 of 44 passes and three touchdowns.

Greg Wilson had two of those touchdowns on three receptions for 118 yards. Bakari Grant had seven receptions for 69 yards and a touchdown.
With the Stamps up three in OT, Tommie Campbell out-muscled Shawn Gore to come up with the interception on a second-and-goal play, clinching the victory in a game that easily could have gone either way.
It was a heartbreaking loss for Jonathon Jennings, who looked like he was going to lead his team to its fourth win of the season, but two late-game interceptions by the young pivot aided in the Stamps’ victory. Jennings ended his night completing 26-of-41 of his passes for 374 yards and three touchdowns.
Emmanuel Arceneaux was one of Jennings’ go-to receivers on the night, making six catches for 128 yards. Bryan Burnham was even busier as he continues to emerge as a top receiving target in B.C., making nine catches for 139 yards and one touchdown.
The Leos began the game on a high note – scoring a touchdown early in the first quarter.
Almost like déjà vu, Rainey took it to the house with a 95 yard punt return to get the Lions on the board first. Just like he did against the Stamps in their first match-up of the season in Week 1, Rainey flew down the field on a punt return to score.
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Calgary quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell attempts to avoid a tackle (The Canadian Press)

Jennings then threw to Anthony Allen for the two point convert who easily made his way into the end zone giving the Lions a 8-0 lead early in the first quarter.
Mitchell attempted to find Simon Charbonneau-Campeau streaking down the field, but missed, bringing Rene Paredes to the field who kicked a 46 yard field goal to get the Stamps on the board and cut the Lions lead to 8-3.
Jennings’ 40-yard throw to Arceneaux brought the Lions within five yards of the end zone but Calgary showed exactly why it’s one of the league’s top defences, halting the Lions in their tracks. On third and goal, the Stamps slammed the door in the Lions’ faces, stopping Rainey from plunging in to score.
Just when it seemed like Calgary was gaining some momentum, Eric Fraser intercepted Mitchell to bring the Lions back into scoring position. Jennings then punched into the end zone, giving the Lions their first touchdown in a second quarter all season to extend the Leos’ lead. Richie Leone made his 32 yard kick for the extra point putting BC ahead 16-3.
Mitchell and co. started to move the football down the field later in the first quarter but after a pass to Grant in the end zone was knocked away by Steven Clarke they had to head back to the sidelines. Paredes kicked a 27-yard field goal and the Lions led 17-6 with eight minutes left in the first half.
Wilson scored his first ever CFL touchdown after he gave Rainey a run for his money on who the fastest man on the field at McMahon Stadium. Wilson, who slotted into the lineup after the injury to Joe West, caught a pass from Mitchell and took off down the field 75 yards for the major score. Peredes’ point after was good and the Lions’ lead was cut to 17-13.
Near the end of the half, Paredes’ 44 yard field goal was good and pulled the Stamps within one point, heading to the break down 17-16.
Early in the second half, and under pressure from Calgary’s defence, Jennings threw a 39 yard pass to Arceneaux. On the next play, Jennings tossed a perfect pass to Shawn Gore who made an unbelievable catch right on the edge of the side line in the end zone to score his second touchdown of the season. Leone’s 32 yard kick after extended the Lions’ lead to 24-13.

Jennings’ second touchdown pass of the second half found Bryan Burnham in the end zone, and with the kick after complete, the Lion extended their lead to 34-19.
But Calgary wasn’t ready to give up that easily.
A 10-yard run from Tory Harrison cut BC’s lead, but after Paredes missed the convert, his sixth miss of the season, Calgary still trailed by nine points with 13:52 left in the game.
Jennings and co. kept their foot on the gas late in the fourth quarter, marching down the field, leading to Geraldo Boldewijn catching his first touchdown of the season and extending the Lions’ lead to 41-26.
Again, Calgary never stopped pressing.
With 2:11 left in the game, Mitchell found Wilson for his second touchdown, and catch, of the night to cut the Lions’ lead to 41-33.
With pressure coming, Jennings made a difficult throw that was picked off by Ciante Evans, giving the football right back to Calgary. With 1:06 left in the fourth quarter, Grant caught a Mitchell pass and stumbled into the end zone to pull the Stamps within two. Mitchell then tossed to Anthony Parker for the two point conversion to tie the game 41-41 and sent it to overtime.
In overtime, Paredes made his three point kick, putting the Stampeders up 44-41. Jennings and the Lions came close to threatening, moving to within first-and-goal down three points in the overtime frame. But with the McMahon Stadium crowd holding its breath on a game-altering second-down play, Jennings’ pass to the back right corner of the end zone was intercepted by Campbell.
Jennings and the Lions will look to get back to their winning ways next week when they take on the Montreal Alouettes. Calgary will hope to keep their streak alive when the Saskatchewan Roughriders come to town.

1st Quarter

Play	Team	DM	YDS	LOS	Type	Details	Away	Home
1		-	-	B35	Kickoff	(15:00) R. LEONE Kickoff (61 yds), Returned by R. FINCH (19 yds), Special Teams Tackle: L. PURIFOY	0	0
2		1	10	C33	N/A	(14:51) Penalty: Time Count called on Calgary (B. MITCHELL) (5 yds.) - No Play	0	0
3		1	15	C28	Pass	(14:38) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to A. PARKER (8 yds), Tackle: S. ELIMIMIAN	0	0
4		2	7	C36	TL	(14:13) B. MITCHELL Sacked by C. ROH (8 yds), B. MITCHELL Team Loss (-8 yds)	0	0
5		3	15	C28	Punt	(13:28) R. MAVER Punt (67 yds), Returned by C. RAINEY (95 yds), Touchdown	6	0
6		1	-	C3	C-2	(13:10) T. LULAY Completed Pass to A. ALLEN (3 yds), Convert Successful	8	0
7		-	-	B35	Kickoff	(12:44) R. LEONE Kickoff (68 yds), Returned by R. FINCH (19 yds), Special Teams Tackle: J. ARAKGI	8	0
8		1	10	C26	Pass	(12:37) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to L. DURANT (17 yds), Tackle: B. STEWART	8	0
9		1	10	C43	Pass	(11:59) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to M. MCDANIEL (7 yds), Tackle: S. ELIMIMIAN	8	0
10		2	3	C50	Rush	(11:33) J. MESSAM Run (4 yds), Tackle: L. PURIFOY	8	0
11		1	10	C54	Pass	(11:02) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to J. MESSAM (13 yds), Tackle: A. BIGHILL	8	0
12		1	10	B43	Pass	(10:43) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to B. GRANT (4 yds), Tackle: R. YELL	8	0
13		2	6	B39	Pass	(10:14) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for S. CHARBONNEAU CAMPEAU	8	0
14		3	6	B39	Field Goal	(10:00) R. PAREDES Field Goal (46 yds), Good	8	3
15		1	10	B35	Pass	(09:41) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to C. RAINEY (1 yds), Tackle: C. EVANS	8	3
16		2	9	B36	Rush	(09:12) J. JENNINGS Run (0 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by D. MAYO, Penalty: Illegal Contact on a Receiver called on Calgary (T. CAMPBELL) (10 yds.) - No Play	8	3
17		1	10	B46	Rush	(08:48) A. ALLEN Run (4 yds), Tackle: D. MAYO	8	3
18		2	6	B50	Pass	(08:14) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to E. ARCENEAUX (8 yds), Tackle: C. EVANS	8	3
19		1	10	C52	Pass	(07:38) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to A. ALLEN (6 yds), Tackle: J. BURNETT	8	3
20		2	4	C46	Pass	(07:08) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to E. ARCENEAUX (40 yds), Tackle: B. SMITH	8	3
21		1	6	C6	Rush	(06:18) A. ALLEN Run (3 yds), Tackle: C. HUGHES	8	3
22		2	3	C3	Rush	(05:41) A. ALLEN Run (2 yds), Tackle: M. JOHNSON	8	3
23		3	1	C1	Rush	(04:39) C. RAINEY Run (-2 yds), Tackle: T. REED	8	3
24		1	10	C3	Rush	(04:17) J. MESSAM Run (5 yds), Tackle: A. BAZZIE	8	3
25		2	5	C8	Rush	(03:42) B. MITCHELL Run (7 yds, 0 credited), Penalty: Holding called on Calgary (S. BERGMAN) (4 yds.) - Enforced From C8	8	3
26		2	9	C4	Pass	(03:14) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for B. GRANT	8	3
27		3	9	C4	Punt	(02:51) R. MAVER Punt (49 yds), Returned by C. RAINEY (2 yds, 0 credited), Penalty: Illegal Block, Return called on BC (M. IANNUZZI) (10 yds.) - Enforced From C53	8	3
28		1	10	B47	Rush	(02:26) A. ALLEN Run (2 yds), Tackle: T. REED	8	3
29		2	8	B49	Pass	(01:54) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for S. GORE	8	3
30		3	8	B49	Punt	(01:31) R. LEONE Punt (64 yds), Dead Ball Declared (Conceded), Single	9	3
31		1	10	C35	TL	(01:13) B. MITCHELL Sacked by A. BAZZIE (12 yds), B. MITCHELL Team Loss (-12 yds)	9	3
32		2	22	C23	Pass	(00:27) B. MITCHELL Pass Intercepted by E. FRASER (returned 43 yds), Tackle: U. WILLIAMS	9	3
33		1	-		N/A	(00:00) End of Quarter	9	3

2nd Quarter

Play	Team	DM	YDS	LOS	Type	Details	Away	Home
34		1	1	C1	Rush	(15:00) J. JENNINGS Run (1 yds), Touchdown	15	3
35		1	-	C25	C-1	(14:44) R. LEONE Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	16	3
36		-	-	B35	Kickoff	(14:26) R. LEONE Kickoff (81 yds), Dead Ball Declared (Concede), Single	17	3
37		1	10	C35	Rush	(14:24) T. HARRISON Run (2 yds), Tackle: J. WESTERMAN, M. BROOKS injured on the play	17	3
38		2	8	C37	TL	(13:51) B. MITCHELL Sacked by S. ELIMIMIAN (7 yds), B. MITCHELL Team Loss (-7 yds)	17	3
39		3	15	C30	Punt	(13:20) R. MAVER Punt (45 yds), Returned by M. IANNUZZI (1 yds), Special Teams Tackle: B. D'AGUILAR	17	3
40		1	10	B36	Rush	(12:50) A. ALLEN Run (0 yds), Tackle: A. SINGLETON	17	3
41		2	10	B36	Pass	(12:20) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to B. BURNHAM (4 yds), Tackle: C. EVANS	17	3
42		3	6	B40	Punt	(11:42) R. LEONE Punt (55 yds), Returned by R. FINCH (22 yds), Special Teams Tackle: M. BENSON	17	3
43		1	10	C37	Rush	(11:27) L. DURANT Run (16 yds), Tackle: R. PHILLIPS	17	3
44		1	10	C53	Pass	(10:57) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to A. PARKER (7 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by A. BAZZIE	17	3
45		2	3	B50	Pass	(10:35) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to B. GRANT (18 yds), Tackle: R. PHILLIPS	17	3
46		1	10	B32	Rush	(09:44) J. MESSAM Run (12 yds), Tackle: D. MENARD	17	3
47		1	10	B20	Pass	(09:11) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for J. MESSAM, D. MENARD injured on the play	17	3
48		2	10	B20	Pass	(08:48) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for B. GRANT, Knocked down by S. CLARKE	17	3
49		3	10	B20	Field Goal	(08:30) R. PAREDES Field Goal (27 yds), Good	17	6
50		1	10	B35	Pass	(08:13) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to A. ALLEN (0 yds), Tackle: C. EVANS	17	6
51		2	10	B35	Pass	(07:36) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to E. ARCENEAUX (24 yds), Tackle: J. WALL	17	6
52		1	10	C51	Pass	(06:59) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to C. RAINEY (6 yds), Tackle: D. MAYO	17	6
53		2	4	C45	Pass	(06:20) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for B. BURNHAM, Knocked down by C. HUGHES	17	6
54		3	4	C45	Field Goal	(05:58) R. LEONE Field Goal (52 yds), Missed (Wide Right, kicked 59 yds), Returned by R. FINCH (49 yds), Special Teams Tackle: A. JOHNSON	17	6
55		1	10	C35	Pass	(05:21) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to G. WILSON (75 yds), Touchdown	17	12
56		1	-	B25	C-1	(04:49) R. PAREDES Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	17	13
57		-	-	C35	Kickoff	(04:35) R. PAREDES Kickoff (65 yds), Returned by C. RAINEY (16 yds), Special Teams Tackle: C. POWER	17	13
58		1	10	B26	Pass	(04:29) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for G. BOLDEWIJN	17	13
59		2	10	B26	Pass	(04:07) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to B. BURNHAM (12 yds), Tackle: B. SMITH	17	13
60		1	10	B38	Pass	(03:20) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for G. BOLDEWIJN, Knocked down by J. BELL, Timeout: Three Minute	17	13
61		2	10	B38	Pass	(03:00) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for G. BOLDEWIJN	17	13
62		3	10	B38	Punt	(02:38) R. LEONE Punt (42 yds), Ball Out of Bounds	17	13
63		1	10	C30	Rush	(02:31) J. MESSAM Run (16 yds), Tackle: B. STEWART	17	13
64		1	10	C46	Pass	(02:22) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to J. MESSAM (1 yds), Tackle: B. STEWART	17	13
65		2	8	C47	Pass	(02:07) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to M. MCDANIEL (13 yds), Tackle: B. STEWART	17	13
66		1	10	B50	Pass	(01:44) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to B. GRANT (5 yds), Tackle: B. STEWART	17	13
67		2	5	B45	Pass	(01:39) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to B. GRANT (6 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by L. PURIFOY	17	13
68		1	10	B39	Rush	(01:29) B. MITCHELL Run (2 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by L. PURIFOY	17	13
69		2	8	B37	Pass	(01:20) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for M. MCDANIEL, Knocked down by R. PHILLIPS	17	13
70		3	8	B37	Field Goal	(01:17) R. PAREDES Field Goal (44 yds), Good	17	16
71		1	10	B35	Pass	(01:12) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to B. BURNHAM (10 yds), Tackle: D. MAYO	17	16
72		1	10	B45	Rush	(01:05) J. JENNINGS Run (12 yds), J. JENNINGS Fumble, Lost, Recovered by D. MAYO (0 yds), Tackle: K. FABIEN, Penalty: Holding called on BC (C. HUSBAND) Declined	17	16
73		1	10	C53	Pass	(00:35) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass	17	16
74		2	10	C53	Pass	(00:27) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for G. WILSON	17	16
75		3	10	C53	Punt	(00:23) R. MAVER Punt (37 yds), Ball Out of Bounds	17	16
76		1	10	B20	TL	(00:15) J. JENNINGS Team Loss (1 yds)	17	16
77		2	11	B19	TL	(00:01) J. JENNINGS Team Loss (1 yds)	17	16
78		1	-		N/A	(00:00) End of Quarter	17	16

3rd Quarter

Play	Team	DM	YDS	LOS	Type	Details	Away	Home
79		-	-	C35	Kickoff	(15:00) R. PAREDES Kickoff (67 yds), Returned by C. RAINEY (21 yds), Special Teams Tackle: A. BERGER	17	16
80		1	10	B29	Rush	(14:53) A. ALLEN Run (2 yds), Tackle: M. JOHNSON	17	16
81		2	8	B31	Pass	(14:20) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to A. ALLEN (9 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by T. REED	17	16
82		1	10	B40	Pass	(13:51) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to E. ARCENEAUX (39 yds), Ran Out of Bounds	17	16
83		1	10	C31	Pass	(13:23) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to S. GORE (31 yds), Touchdown	23	16
84		1	-	C25	C-1	(12:55) R. LEONE Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	24	16
85		-	-	B35	Kickoff	(12:42) R. LEONE Kickoff (76 yds), Returned by R. FINCH (23 yds), Special Teams Tackle: S. CLARKE	24	16
86		1	10	C22	Pass	(12:36) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to L. DURANT (4 yds), Tackle: R. PHILLIPS	24	16
87		2	6	C26	Pass	(11:56) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to J. MESSAM (5 yds), Tackle: A. BIGHILL	24	16
88		3	1	C31	Rush	(11:28) B. MITCHELL Run (0 yds), Tackle: S. CLARKE, PLAY REVIEWED (Official): Call Stands, Result of review - ball spotted on C31, original spot on C32	24	16
89		1	10	C31	Pass	(11:17) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to E. ARCENEAUX (11 yds), Tackle: C. HUGHES	24	16
90		1	10	C20	Rush	(10:57) C. RAINEY Run (1 yds), Tackle: T. REED	24	16
91		2	9	C19	Pass	(10:20) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to M. IANNUZZI (14 yds), Tackle: C. EVANS, Penalty: Holding called on BC (J. OLAFIOYE) (10 yds.) - No Play	24	16
92		2	19	C29	Pass	(09:53) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to B. BURNHAM (16 yds), Tackle: J. BURNETT	24	16
93		3	3	C13	Field Goal	(09:10) R. LEONE Field Goal (20 yds), Good	27	16
94		1	10	C35	Rush	(08:50) J. MESSAM Run (2 yds), Tackle: S. ELIMIMIAN	27	16
95		2	8	C37	Pass	(08:17) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for B. GRANT, Penalty: Pass Interference, Defence called on BC (S. CLARKE) (15 yds.) - No Play	27	16
96		1	10	C52	Pass	(07:59) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to S. CHARBONNEAU CAMPEAU (4 yds), Tackle: S. CLARKE, Penalty: OC, General called on BC (A. BAZZIE) (10 yds.)	27	16
97		1	10	B44	Pass	(07:35) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to A. PARKER (6 yds), Tackle: B. STEWART	27	16
98		2	4	B38	Pass	(06:51) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to B. GRANT (5 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by S. CLARKE	27	16
99		1	10	B33	Pass	(06:32) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for B. GRANT	27	16
100		2	10	B33	Pass	(06:17) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to J. MESSAM (8 yds), Tackle: A. BIGHILL	27	16
101		3	2	B25	Field Goal	(05:50) R. PAREDES Field Goal (32 yds), Good	27	19
102		1	10	B35	Pass	(05:33) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to S. GORE (4 yds), Tackle: J. WALL, PLAY REVIEWED (Coach): Call Stands, BC Challenge - Illegal Contact on a Receiver	27	19
103		2	6	B39	Pass	(04:58) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to E. ARCENEAUX (6 yds), Tackle: C. EVANS	27	19
104		1	10	B45	Rush	(04:05) A. ALLEN Run (-8 yds), Tackle: D. BOLDEN	27	19
105		2	18	B37	Pass	(03:22) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to B. BURNHAM (46 yds), B. BURNHAM Fumble, Recovered by B. BURNHAM (0 yds), Tackle: J. WALL	27	19
106		1	10	C27	Rush	(02:55) A. ALLEN Run (7 yds), Tackle: D. MAYO	27	19
107		2	3	C20	Pass	(02:26) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to G. BOLDEWIJN (12 yds), G. BOLDEWIJN Fumble, Recovered by G. BOLDEWIJN (0 yds), Tackle: D. MAYO	27	19
108		1	10	C8	Pass	(01:50) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to B. BURNHAM (8 yds), Touchdown	33	19
109		1	-	C25	C-1	(01:21) R. LEONE Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	34	19
110		-	-	B35	Kickoff	(00:58) R. LEONE Kickoff (76 yds), Returned by R. FINCH (57 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by R. LEONE	34	19
111		1	10	B54	Pass	(00:46) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to B. GRANT (19 yds), Tackle: K. PARKER	34	19
112		1	10	B35	TL	(00:02) B. MITCHELL Sacked by D. ALLEN (10 yds), B. MITCHELL Team Loss (-10 yds)	34	19
113		1	-		N/A	(00:00) End of Quarter	34	19

4th Quarter

Play	Team	DM	YDS	LOS	Type	Details	Away	Home
114		2	20	B45	Pass	(15:00) B. MITCHELL Pass Intercepted by R. PHILLIPS (returned 0 yds), Ran Out of Bounds, Penalty: Offside, Defence called on BC (A. BAZZIE) (5 yds.) - No Play	34	19
115		2	15	B40	Pass	(14:44) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for B. GRANT, Penalty: Pass Interference, Defence called on BC (E. FRASER) (30 yds.) - No Play	34	19
116		1	10	B10	Rush	(14:16) T. HARRISON Run (10 yds), Touchdown	34	25
117		1	-	B25	C-1	(13:52) R. PAREDES Convert Kick (32 yds), Missed (Wide Right, kicked 43 yds), Dead Ball Declared (Conceded)	34	25
118		-	-	C35	Kickoff	(13:29) R. PAREDES Kickoff (69 yds), Returned by S. MURRAY-LAWRENCE (23 yds), Special Teams Tackle: B. D'AGUILAR	34	25
119		1	10	B29	Pass	(13:20) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for B. BURNHAM	34	25
120		2	10	B29	Pass	(13:02) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for S. GORE	34	25
121		3	10	B29	Pass	(12:35) R. LEONE Completed Pass to K. PARKER (19 yds), Tackle: T. CAMPBELL, Fake punt play.	34	25
122		1	10	B48	Pass	(12:27) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for C. RAINEY, Knocked down by J. DAVIS	34	25
123		2	10	B48	Pass	(12:01) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for B. BURNHAM	34	25
124		3	10	B48	Punt	(11:43) R. LEONE Punt (57 yds), Returned by R. FINCH (13 yds), Special Teams Tackle: A. THOMPSON	34	25
125		1	10	C18	Rush	(11:28) L. DURANT Run (8 yds), Tackle: S. ELIMIMIAN	34	25
126		2	2	C26	Pass	(10:58) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to A. PARKER (23 yds), Tackle: E. FRASER	34	25
127		1	10	C49	Pass	(10:33) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to A. PARKER (12 yds), Tackle: K. PARKER	34	25
128		1	10	B49	Pass	(10:00) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for A. PARKER	34	25
129		2	10	B49	Pass	(09:49) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for B. GRANT, Knocked down by S. CLARKE, PLAY REVIEWED (Coach): Call Stands, Calgary challenging that there was defensive pass interference on the play	34	25
130		3	10	B49	Punt	(09:23) R. MAVER Punt (52 yds), Ball Out of Bounds, Single	34	26
131		1	10	B35	Pass	(09:00) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass, Pass thrown out of bounds.	34	26
132		2	10	B35	Pass	(08:40) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to B. BURNHAM (10 yds), Tackle: M. BUCKNOR	34	26
133		1	10	B45	Pass	(07:59) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to S. GORE (19 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by J. WALL	34	26
134		1	10	C46	Pass	(07:24) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass, Pass thrown out of bounds.	34	26
135		2	10	C46	Pass	(07:08) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to B. BURNHAM (14 yds), Tackle: J. WALL	34	26
136		1	10	C32	Pass	(06:25) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to B. BURNHAM (19 yds), Tackle: T. CAMPBELL	34	26
137		1	10	C13	Rush	(05:43) A. ALLEN Run (6 yds), Tackle: J. BURNETT	34	26
138		2	4	C7	N/A	(05:02) Penalty: Time Count called on BC (J. JENNINGS) (5 yds.) - No Play	34	26
139		2	9	C12	Pass	(04:38) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to G. BOLDEWIJN (12 yds), Touchdown	40	26
140		1	-	C25	C-1	(04:33) R. LEONE Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	41	26
141		-	-	B35	Kickoff	(04:09) R. LEONE Kickoff (69 yds), Returned by A. PARKER (26 yds, 20 credited), Penalty: Illegal Block, Return called on Calgary (S. CHARBONNEAU CAMPEAU) (10 yds.) - Enforced From C26	41	26
142		1	10	C16	Pass	(03:55) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to J. MESSAM (5 yds), Tackle: A. BIGHILL	41	26
143		2	5	C21	Rush	(03:22) J. MESSAM Run (6 yds), Tackle: A. BIGHILL	41	26
144		1	10	C27	Pass	(03:05) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to J. MESSAM (12 yds), Tackle: B. LOKOMBO, Timeout: Three Minute	41	26
145		1	10	C39	Pass	(02:42) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for J. MESSAM, Knocked down by D. ALLEN	41	26
146		2	10	C39	Pass	(02:34) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to S. CHARBONNEAU CAMPEAU (9 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by A. BIGHILL	41	26
147		3	1	C48	Rush	(02:28) B. MITCHELL Run (20 yds), Tackle: R. PHILLIPS	41	26
148		1	10	B42	Pass	(02:19) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to G. WILSON (42 yds), Touchdown	41	32
149		1	-	B25	C-1	(02:11) R. PAREDES Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	41	33
150		-	-	C35	Kickoff	(02:11) R. PAREDES Kickoff (95 yds), Ball Out of Bounds	41	33
151		1	10	B25	Pass	(02:11) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for G. BOLDEWIJN, Knocked down by J. WALL	41	33
152		2	10	B25	Rush	(02:06) J. JENNINGS Run (10 yds), Tackle: D. MAYO	41	33
153		1	10	B35	Rush	(01:57) S. MURRAY-LAWRENCE Run (0 yds), Tackle: J. DAVIS	41	33
154		2	10	B35	Pass	(01:52) J. JENNINGS Pass Intercepted by C. EVANS (returned 18 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by A. JOHNSON, PLAY REVIEWED (Coach): Call Stands, BC challenging that there was illegal contact on a receiver	41	33
155		1	10	B32	Pass	(01:19) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to L. DURANT (20 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by E. FRASER	41	33
156		1	10	B12	Pass	(01:11) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to B. GRANT (12 yds), Touchdown	41	39
157		1	-	B3	C-2	(01:06) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to A. PARKER (3 yds), Convert Successful	41	41
158		-	-	C35	Kickoff	(01:06) R. PAREDES Kickoff (73 yds), Returned by C. RAINEY (36 yds), Special Teams Tackle: M. HARRIS	41	41
159		1	10	B38	Pass	(00:55) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to S. GORE (6 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by B. SMITH, Penalty: Illegal Block called on BC (H. STEWARD) (10 yds.) - No Play	41	41
160		1	20	B28	Pass	(00:50) J. JENNINGS Incomplete Pass intended for M. IANNUZZI	41	41
161		2	20	B28	Rush	(00:45) A. ALLEN Run (6 yds), Tackle: B. SMITH	41	41
162		3	14	B34	Punt	(00:34) R. LEONE Punt (46 yds), Returned by R. FINCH (1 yds), Special Teams Tackle: E. FRASER	41	41
163		1	10	C31	Pass	(00:08) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for J. MESSAM	41	41
164		2	10	C31	Pass	(00:03) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass	41	41
165		1	-		N/A	(00:00) End of Quarter	41	41

5th Quarter

Play	Team	DM	YDS	LOS	Type	Details	Away	Home
166		1	10	B35	Pass	(00:00) B. MITCHELL Completed Pass to G. WILSON (1 yds), Tackle: K. PARKER	41	41
167		2	9	B34	Pass	(00:00) B. MITCHELL Incomplete Pass intended for B. GRANT	41	41
168		3	9	B34	Field Goal	(00:00) R. PAREDES Field Goal (42 yds), Good	41	44
169		1	10	C35	Rush	(00:00) J. JENNINGS Run (16 yds), Pushed Out of Bounds by J. WALL	41	44
170		1	10	C19	Rush	(00:00) J. JENNINGS Run (5 yds), Tackle: D. MAYO	41	44
171		2	5	C14	Pass	(00:00) J. JENNINGS Completed Pass to A. ALLEN (7 yds), Tackle: T. CAMPBELL	41	44
172		1	7	C7	Rush	(00:00) A. ALLEN Run (2 yds), Tackle: T. REED	41	44
173		2	5	C5	N/A	(00:00) Penalty: Time Count called on BC (J. JENNINGS) (5 yds.) - No Play	41	44
174		2	10	C10	Pass	(00:00) J. JENNINGS Pass Intercepted by T. CAMPBELL (returned 0 yds), Tackle: S. GORE	41	44
175		1	-		N/A	(00:00) End of Game	41	44