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Merchantmen OC Murack retires
An extraordinary stint has come to an end. After 18 seasons of service with the Maassluis Merchantmen, Neal Murack has announced his retirement from football. A former respectable center, Murack played 204 regular season games in the IHOF and retired after a short stint with the Merchantmen, early on showed his desire to get into a coaching job. He returned to Maassluis 15 seasons later, to stick around for the longest coaching or staff member stint in franchise history.
As the Merchantmen's offensive coordinator since the 2071 season, he's had the pleasure to work with wide receivers J.R. Mills and Theodore Bondy, and perhaps the strongest offensive line in team history, anchored by Tom Anaya and Oscar Meadows. And obviously the lionshare of his time his faith was connected with quarterback Ellis McAlister, cut by the Merchantmen in the 2088 off-season.
Options are a plenty, but these are big shoes to fill in Maassluis, with a very likely unavoidable change of offensive playing style.
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* 2005 Golden Scribe winner for best FOF Dynasty about IHOF's Maassluis Merchantmen
* Former GM of GEFL's Houston Oilers and WOOF's Curacao Cocktail
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