In the 2051 regular season, it was once again dominated by the Tigers and Barbarians, who cruised to the top seeds in their conferences. Brooklyn was once again led by Charles Puleri (3767 yards, 28 TDs) and Battle Creek by George Oliver (4468 yards, 39 TDs). Paul Jones of Wilmington led the league with 1892 rushing yards and Wayne Conner of Chicago again dominated in receiving with 1652 receiving yards. DB Bill Cutting of Rapid Valley had 10 INTs. But this year, the league MVP goes to an all around contributor - one of the engines of one of the top teams. He had combined over 2300 yards and 14 TDs. He was the key cog of the Battle Creek offense. Your 2051 league MVP is William Bowden, RB, Battle Creek!

Super Bowl XXXV featured an epic rematch of Super Bowl XXXIV, with top teams Brooklyn and Battle Creek meeting again. The game was one for the ages. In one of the best Super Bowls ever, Battle Creek jumped out to an early lead, with two George Oliver TD passes. Battle Creek looked like it was on pace to avenge its previous loss, taking a 20-14 lead going into the 4th quarter. But with the game on the line Brooklyn had a comeback drive that will live on in history, capped by a one yard pass to Fred Bilentnikoff for his second TD of the game. But rather than play for OT, the Tigers sent out the offense for the two point conversion and the lead. Christopher Sowell caught the conversion to give Brooklyn the lead and the Tigers defense held on in the final 1:54 to clinch back to back titles for Brooklyn. The architect, the maestro of the epic comeback, is your back to back Super Bowl MVP, Charles Puleri, who tossed for 257 yards and 2 TDs, and one epic two point conversion.

In the 2052 regular season, the Terror and Barbarians had perfection. The Terror were led by rookie sensation RB David Jeppesen, who burst onto the scene with a league leading 1740 rushing yards. The Barbarians were again led by George Oliver, who had 42 TDs (but 24 INTs) and 5132 yards. Wayne Conner of Chicago had his third straight receiving yards title, this time with 1944 yards and 11 TDs. Rogelio Whitt of Montreal and Ralph Rodgers of Los Angeles had 20 sacks and Ollie Jones of San Francisco led the league with 8 INTS.

All that said, your 2052 MVP is Charles Puleri, Brooklyn, who had 39 TDs, over 4000s, and a 110.50 QB rating while leading Brooklyn to a 14-2 record.

Super Bowl XXXVI saw the culmination of the Brooklyn Tigers dynasty with Brooklyn winning their three-peat championship. The Tigers were down a point at halftime, but quickly took the lead after the half and never looked back, scoring 20 unanswered second half points, with little used players James T. Kirk and Richard Becerra getting the TD runs. The defense simply shut down Los Angeles. And leading that defense was Tony Eads, who had four tackles and an INT. Brooklyn also had a forced fumble and limited the Los Angeles offense to less than 200 yards. Tony Eads is your Super Bowl MVP, but the whole defense deserves the award.

The 2053 regular season is in the books and the world waits to see if Brooklyn will become the first four time champion. They again dominated the AFC, led by Charles Puleri and his 35 TDs vs. 6 INTs, for a QB rating of 110! But is a new force rising out west? The Los Angeles Xtreme went undefeated in the regular season, led by the rushing combo of Kevin Irizarry and Timothy Hamilton, who finished 1st and 3rd in rushing yards, combining for over 2500 rushing yards and 36 TDs! The top receiver was William Matz of Portland with 1370 yards and 14 TDs, in a down year for receivers - only 3 1000 yard receivers this season. On defense, Jorge Farkas of Battle Creek led the league with 23 sacks. But as usual, MVP is a quarterback award. Charles Santiago had a career year, leading Los Angeles to an undefeated record. Marcus West of Santa Cruz posted a 109 QB rating. But the top QB led a career resurgence and team resurgence. The one time number 1 overall pick and widely considered bust QB, he went to a team that had to leave the continent to rebrand, and both were better for it. Your 2053 league MVP, throwing for a lead leading 42 TDs, and also 4,399 yards, and leading the Silverbacks to their best season in franchise history, at 14-2, is Robert Jones!

Historical League MVPs

2017: Owen Barrett, QB, Los Angeles
2018: Brian Teeple, QB, Los Angeles (A)
2019: Owen Barrett, QB, Los Angeles
2020: Patrick Spinner, QB, San Francisco
2021: William Marquis, WR, New York
2022: John Prentice, QB, Arkansas
2023: Richard Williams, QB, New York
2024: Paul Duncan, QB, Cincinatti
2025: Patrick Spinner, QB, San Francisco
2026: John Spartan, QB, Arkansas
2027: Bruce Cassidy, QB, New York
2028: Christopher Hernandez, QB, Terr Haute
2029: George Wilson, QB, Chicago
2030: Jerry Jeudy, WR Kleinmacnow
2031: Joseph Kelley, QB, Kleinmacnow
2032: Ernest Williams, QB Los Angeles
2033: Ernest Williams, QB, Los Angeles
2034: Brian Roberts, QB, Brawndo Corp
2035: Kenneth Rainey, QB San Francisco
2036: Jeffrey Lacey, WR, San Francisco
2037: Calvin Hahn, QB, Arkansas
2038: Calvin Hahn, QB, Arkansas
2039: Larry Bruner, RB, San Francisco
2040: Derrick Burch, RB, Los Angeles
2041: Adam Benton, QB, Detroit
2042: Glenn Soileau, QB Jackson Township
2043: Michael Ramirez, QB Rapid Valley
2044: Brandon Collins, QB, Brooklyn
2045: Glenn Soileau, QB Jackson Township
2046: Fred McNair, QB, The Real Kayfabe
2047: Michael Ramirez, QB, Kansas City
2048: George Oliver, QB, Battle Creek
2049: George Oliver, QB, Battle Creek
2050: Charles Puleri, QB Brooklyn
2051: William Bowden, RB, Battle Creek
2052: Charles Puleri, QB Brooklyn
2053: Robert Jones, QB, Kinshasa

Super Bowl MVPs

2017: Wilbert Grego, WR, Los Angeles
2018: Owen Barrett, QB, Los Angeles
2019: Raymond Farr, WR, Los Angeles
2020: Timothy Thompson, QB, Boston
2021: Patrick Spinner, QB, San Francisco
2022: Robert Clevenger, LB, Indianapolis
2023: Michael Patel, QB, Chicago
2024: Clarence Sorensen, RB, Arkansas
2025: Richard Williams, QB, New York
2026: John Nelson, WR, Arkansas
2027: John Spartan, QB, Arkansas
2028: Charlie Chester, WR, Terra Haute
2029: Neil Kleinschmidt, QB, Charlotte
2030: John Spartan, QB, Arkansas
2031: Ernest Williams, QB, Los Angeles
2032: Joseph Kelley, QB, Kleinmachnow
2033: Allen Ramirez, RB, Brawndo Corp
2034: Randall Prosperie, QB, Seattle
2035: George Worley, S, San Francisco
2036: Brian Roberts, QB, Brawndo Corp
2037: Calvin Hahn, QB, Arkansas
2038: Adam Benton, QB, Detroit
2039: John Spartan, QB, Brooklyn
2040: James Galloway, K, Rapid Valley
2041: Omar Sitton, LB, Brooklyn
2042: Michael Ramirez, QB, Rapid Valley
2043: Michael Crawford, DB, Brooklyn
2044: Glen Soileau, QB Jackson Township
2045: Fred McNair, QB, The Real Kayfabe
2046: Fred McNair, QB, The Real Kayfabe
2047: Terrence Phillips, RB, London
2048: John H. Johnson, RB, London
2049: Stan Gelbaugh, QB, London
2050: Charles Puleri, QB, Brooklyn
2051: Charles Puleri, QB, Brooklyn
2052: Tony Eads, DB, Brooklyn