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SirBlurton · 04-28-2021, 09:45 AM

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The 3x champion Montreal Machine will try to reload and take another run at the title in S6, but it won't be without some adversity. Itchy footed DL Aaron Jarrett choses free agency for the 4th time and he was a big part of their last 2 runs. The bigger loss was perennial defensive MVP Thurman Leonhardt who left for Calgary. They were able to replace Leonhardt with up and comer Dixie west, who essentially traded spots with Leonhardt. Montreal also lost long time OL stalwart Margaret Herzog and DB Noah Blood, both replaced by rookies - so it will be a new-look team - but standout RB Jeremy Folland looks ready to run again.

Edmonton appears to be a team on the rise. They made the final last year and they only got better on progression rolls and added the above mentioned DL Aaron Jarrett. Must be confidence inducing for the Elk to get a player who's become known for chasing rings.

04-28-2021, 09:45 AM	#317
SirBlurton High School Varsity Join Date: Feb 2007	S6W1G2 The 3x champion Montreal Machine will try to reload and take another run at the title in S6, but it won't be without some adversity. Itchy footed DL Aaron Jarrett choses free agency for the 4th time and he was a big part of their last 2 runs. The bigger loss was perennial defensive MVP Thurman Leonhardt who left for Calgary. They were able to replace Leonhardt with up and comer Dixie west, who essentially traded spots with Leonhardt. Montreal also lost long time OL stalwart Margaret Herzog and DB Noah Blood, both replaced by rookies - so it will be a new-look team - but standout RB Jeremy Folland looks ready to run again. Edmonton appears to be a team on the rise. They made the final last year and they only got better on progression rolls and added the above mentioned DL Aaron Jarrett. Must be confidence inducing for the Elk to get a player who's become known for chasing rings.