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Old 06-03-2004, 07:33 PM   #1
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Iowa Barnstormers 2003-2009: Decade Review



Dynasty Overview

The purpose of the Iowa City Barnstormers Dynasty is to tell a compelling and intriguing story using EA Sports Front Office Football (FOF2) as the backdrop. The stats are real, the story is not.

To catch up on the story so far, go to the following links:

Iowa Barnstormers Prologue
Iowa Barnstormers 2003: Thunder in the Sky
Iowa Barnstormers 2004: A New Threat
Iowa Barnstormers 2005: Compromised
Iowa Barnstormers 2006: Quality Control
Iowa Barnstormers 2007: The Unexpected Hitchhiker
Iowa Barnstormers 2008: On the Trail of a Killer
Iowa Barnstormers 2009: It's All About the Benjamins


House Rules (Updated 3/12/04!)

I employ a fairly rigorous set of "house rules" (no real NFL players, no franchise tag, must maintain a 53-man roster, no renegotiating, can't make trade proposals except during the draft, trades must pass "fairness test", auto-sign rookies). During the 20-step free agent period, I may negotiate with any player who was on my team the previous season without restriction. As for free agents who did not play on my team the previous season, I may sign up to three of them during the 20-step process, but only one in the first 10 rounds. After the 20-step free agency period, I can only sign undrafted rookie free agents and players who were on my roster the previous season. All contracts signed outside of the 20-step process must be for exactly what the player asks, or for one year. Last, all multi-year deals must include a signing bonus equal to the highest year of the contract, unless I accept the player’s initial offer.
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Barnstormers: 2003 - 2009

Overview

Since coming into the league as an expansion team in 2003, the Iowa Barnstormers have made their presence felt across the league. In just seven seasons, Iowa made the playoffs six times and won the AFC Championship in 2009.

Roman Roberts has developed into one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. Since being drafted first overall in 2003, he has amassed 20,412 passing yards, 2,125 rushing yards, 146 touchdowns (124 pass, 22 rush) against just 64 interceptions. He was named All-League Second Team in ‘06, ‘07 and ‘09.

Furthermore, the team has two NFL record-holders. Linebacker Donny Grier holds the NFL single-game record for tackles with 26, which he attained in 2005 against the Denver Broncos. Iowa’s starting running back Friendship Lofton holds the best single-season rushing average record with 6.1, which he accomplished in 2004.

Lofton has developed into one of the league’s most consistent runners since he earned the starting job in 2005. A fourth round pick in 2003 out of Florida Stata, Lofton never missed a start and has averaged 1,088 rush yards and 8.8 TDs per year over the last five seasons.

Year-By-Year Results

Below is a summary of the Barnstormers year-by-year performance from 2003 through the 2009 season:
Year  Team  Eval  Perf  Diff  Proft FrVal Record   Playoffs
2003 IAC 55 8 72 85 57 5-11-0 None
2004 IAC 64 60 73 68 62 9- 8-0 Wild Card Round
2005 IAC 68 66 72 62 75 10- 8-0 Division Final
2006 IAC 77 69 70 67 92 12- 6-0 Division Final
2007 IAC 73 72 69 44 100 12- 6-0 Division Final
2008 IAC 73 66 68 47 100 9- 8-0 Wild Card Round
2009 IAC 80 95 68 49 100 11- 8-0 AFC Champion

Franchise Value

Below is a summary of the Barnstormers franchise value relative to other teams through the 2009 season. As you can see, Iowa has the highest rated stadium, roster and franchise value.
Team             Stadium Roster  Support Economy Franchise Value  
Iowa City 99 100 46 60 $1,077,870,000
New England 85 79 99 46 $1,051,190,000
Cincinnati 80 73 99 49 $1,016,500,000
Kansas City 80 73 58 60 $936,460,000
Indianapolis 65 73 76 63 $912,450,000
Washington 65 67 72 64 $888,440,000
Minnesota 85 30 65 67 $885,770,000
Detroit 95 28 39 68 $867,100,000
Cleveland 85 32 62 59 $861,760,000
Green Bay 50 63 92 47 $805,730,000
Denver 45 57 90 60 $792,390,000
New Jersey 45 73 71 62 $789,720,000
Philadelphia 70 30 68 56 $784,390,000
Chicago 55 40 69 63 $752,370,000
Pittsburgh 55 73 44 51 $741,700,000
Jacksonville 40 40 92 56 $715,020,000
San Diego 70 48 52 25 $707,020,000
San Francisco 50 59 63 29 $669,660,000
Carolina 40 57 48 63 $664,330,000
Dallas 55 32 68 36 $661,660,000
Tennessee 25 57 73 61 $654,990,000
Baltimore 25 89 56 45 $653,660,000
Arizona 40 69 46 23 $624,310,000
Buffalo 25 40 72 50 $616,300,000
Miami 40 51 44 31 $608,300,000
Seattle 45 16 45 42 $590,960,000
Oakland 45 44 18 37 $585,620,000
Atlanta 20 57 38 49 $578,950,000
New York 20 2 53 82 $569,610,000
St. Louis 10 40 69 48 $569,610,000
Tampa Bay 15 38 28 51 $529,590,000
New Orleans 0 34 22 29 $446,890,000

Team Performance

Below is a summary of the Barnstormers team performance relative to other teams from 1999 through the 2009 season. Iowa has the fifth-best winning percentage (56.2%) in that span and are tied for sixth with Jacksonville with six playoff appearances.
Team              Reg.Season   Pct   Plyff Record  Pct    Bowls  Champs  
New England 103-71-2 .590 8 11-5 .687 3 3
Cincinnati 102-73-1 .582 7 6-6 .500 1 1
Indianapolis 101-75-0 .573 5 3-5 .375 0 0
St. Louis 100-76-0 .568 5 3-5 .375 1 0
Iowa City 63-49-0 .562 6 5-6 .454 1 0
Denver 98-78-0 .556 5 8-3 .727 2 2
Jacksonville 97-79-0 .551 6 6-6 .500 1 0
Minnesota 97-79-0 .551 7 6-7 .461 1 0
Carolina 96-79-1 .548 5 0-5 .000 0 0
Arizona 93-83-0 .528 5 7-5 .583 1 0
Atlanta 92-84-0 .522 5 8-4 .666 2 1
New Jersey 91-85-0 .517 4 6-3 .666 1 1
Tampa Bay 89-87-0 .505 3 3-3 .500 1 0
Washington 89-87-0 .505 5 4-5 .444 0 0
Pittsburgh 88-87-1 .502 3 2-3 .400 0 0
Tennessee 88-87-1 .502 3 4-2 .666 1 1
Chicago 87-89-0 .494 5 5-5 .500 1 0
San Diego 87-89-0 .494 3 3-2 .600 1 1
Green Bay 85-90-1 .485 4 4-4 .500 0 0
Buffalo 84-91-1 .480 2 1-2 .333 0 0
Dallas 84-92-0 .477 7 1-7 .125 0 0
Detroit 84-92-0 .477 3 3-3 .500 1 0
Seattle 83-93-0 .471 3 1-3 .250 0 0
Baltimore 81-93-2 .465 4 3-4 .428 0 0
Miami 80-95-1 .457 2 1-2 .333 0 0
San Francisco 80-96-0 .454 4 8-3 .727 2 1
New Orleans 79-96-1 .451 3 3-3 .500 1 0
New York 78-98-0 .443 3 1-3 .250 0 0
Kansas City 77-99-0 .437 1 0-1 .000 0 0
Oakland 76-99-1 .434 3 3-3 .500 0 0
Philadelphia 74-101-1 .423 2 1-2 .333 0 0
Cleveland 71-105-0 .403 1 1-1 .500 0 0

Franchise Records

Below is a summary of the Blizzards franchise records through the 2009 season:
Category              Player(s)                     Record  
Passing Yards Roman Roberts 20,412
Touchdown Passes Roman Roberts 124
Rushing Yards Friendship Lofton 6,699
Touchdown Carries Friendship Lofton 50
Receiving Yards Allen Baxter 4,286
Touchdown Catches Freddie Morris 32
Tackles Donny Grier 558
Interceptions Gilbert Coady 30

Career NFL Records

Below is a summary of the career NFL records through the 2009 season:
Category              Player                  Record  Year  
Games Started Jake Plummer 176 2009
Pass Completions Jake Plummer 3,371 2009
Passing Yards Drew Bledsoe 43,383 2009
Passing Touchdowns Drew Bledsoe 293 2009
Rushing Attempts Warrick Dunn 3,172 2009
Rushing Yards Warrick Dunn 13,239 2009
Rushing Touchdowns Ricky Williams 116 2009
Receptions Terry Glenn 826 2009
Receiving Yards Terry Glenn 11,828 2009
Receiving Touchdowns Terry Glenn 76 2009
Interceptions Lawyer Milloy 52 2009
Tackles Emmitt Starks 1,092 2009
Sacks Jon Harris 181.5 2009
Field Goals Jason Elam 330 2009

Single Season Records

Below is a summary of the single-season NFL records through the 2009 season:
Category              Player                  Record  Year  
Pass Completions Trent Green 375 2000
Passing Yards Peyton Manning 4,585 2004
Passing Touchdowns Drew Bledsoe 36 2000
Quarterback Rating Rich Gannon 104.7 1999
Rushing Attempts A.J. Patton 387 2002
Rushing Yards Ricky Williams 1,842 2003
Rushing Touchdowns Ricky Williams 20 1999
Yards Per Carry Friendship Lofton 6.1 2004
Receptions D.J. Evans 111 2004
Receiving Yards D.J. Evans 1,733 2004
Receiving Touchdowns Winston Grant 14 2004
Interceptions Sammy Knight 12 2000
Tackles Dwayne Rudd 140 2004
Sacks Neil Smith 24.5 1999
Field Goals Gilbert Sanders 41 2005

Single Game Records

Below is a summary of the single-game NFL records through the 2009 season:
Category            Player                Record  Team    Vs      Year  
Pass Attempts Billy Joe Tolliver 63 NOS SFO 2001
Pass Completions Peyton Manning 36 IND PHI 2002
Passing Yards Daunte Culpepper 508 MIN TBY 2007
Rushing Attempts Fred Taylor 38 JAX KCY 2002
Rushing Yards Fred Taylor 297 JAX KCY 2002
Receptions D.J. Evans 15 IND BUF 2005
Receiving Yards Dedric Ward 294 MIA ARI 2008
Tackles Donny Grier 26 IAC DEN 2005
Sacks Darrell Russell 7.5 OAK NED 2007
Touchdown Passes Jason Garrett 7 DAL MIN 2007
Touchdowns Scored A.J. Patton 5 CHI GBY 2006

Playoff Game Records

Below is a summary of the playoff game NFL records through the 2029 season:
Category            Player               Record  Team    Vs      Year  
Pass Attempts Steve Stenstrom 50 CHI DET 2005
Pass Completions Charlie Batch 32 PIT MIA 2006
Passing Yards Jason Garrett 415 DAL MIN 2006
Rushing Attempts Chris Floyd 34 DET SFO 2005
Rushing Yards Jamal Anderson 219 ATL GBY 2000
Receptions Terry Glenn 12 NED BUF 1999
Receiving Yards Cris Terry 193 CLE SDO 2001
Tackles Bryce Paup 17 JAX CIN 2003
Sacks Ndukwe Kalu 4.0 JAX CIN 2001
Touchdown Passes Chris Chandler 5 ATL CHI 2004
Touchdowns Scored Garrison Hearst 4 SFO PHI 2005

Super Bowl Winners

Below is a summary of the Super Bowl Winners through the 2029 season:
Year    Team  
1999 New England Patriots
2000 New England Patriots
2001 New England Patriots
2002 San Diego Chargers
2003 Denver Broncos
2004 Atlanta Falcons
2005 Tennessee Titans
2006 Denver Broncos
2007 New Jersey Jets
2008 Cincinnati Bengals
2009 San Francisco 49ers

Hall of Fame

Below is a summary of players inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame through the 2009 season:
Player                Pos   Indct Pct Vote  
Warren Moon QB 2004 100%
Jerry Rice WR 2004 82%
Dan Marino QB 2005 100%
Bruce Matthews G 2005 81%
Barry Sanders RB 2005 84%
Steve Young QB 2005 95%
Vinny Testaverde QB 2007 89%
Randall Cunningham QB 2008 92%
Emmitt Smith RB 2008 84%
Troy Aikman QB 2009 89%
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The story of the Iowa Barnstormers continues this Sunday, January 23, 2005!

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