2005 Seattle Seahawks

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STAFF-
Notes:
I have decided to try to give more details about my team. So I will try to list and monitor player skills and development, ticket prices, etc.

My scout continues to fade in his evaluation skills. But there is an amazing and young scout available and I am going to go all out to sign him. He is only 35 and if his skills do not fade early, he should be on my staff for a very long time.
I’m torn what to do about my coach. The man just coached us to a Super Bowl victory, but his skills are fading with age (he’s 62) and there is a complimentary younger coach available. One key factor in my decision to pursue a new coach is the “discipline” skill. I think successful teams do not make mistakes. In training camp I put the emphasis on third downs, two-minute and goal line skills. This all goes into the belief that it’s the little things that win football games (something I learned from watching Chuck Knox coach the Seahawks in the 80’s- Knox’s teams did not make mistakes they capitalized on their opponents mistakes). So a new coach will be hired.

SCOUT-
Name: Moe Whigham
Age: 35
Record: 53-34-0
Playoffs: 3
Bowl Wins: 0
Salary: $1,000,000
Years on Contract: 5
QB- VG DL- VG
RB- VG LB- VG
WR- F DB- VG
OL- VG YT- VG
K- VG

COACH-
Name: Terry McNeil
Age: 55
Record: 38-44-1
Playoffs: 1
Bowl Wins: 0
Salary: $5,500,000
Years on Contract: 4
QB- VG K- VG
RB- VG YT- F
WR- F Mot- VG
OL- VG Dis- EX
DL- G OPC- VG
LB- F DPC- G
DB- VG Inj- VG

STADIUM-
Capacity: 67,000
Type: Outdoor/Natural Grass
Opened: 2002
Ticket Prices-
Upper Deck (18,000): $47
End Zone (13,000): $57
Mezzanine (7,500): $6
Sidelines (11,500): $112
Seat Licenses: $47,000
Club Seats(14,000): $3,200
Luxury Boxes: $177,000

PRE-DRAFT TRANSACTIONS-
Notes:
Fiore retiring was unexpected and now will have to look for his replacement. I guess he got his ring and now he’s done. RB Ferrari, TE Rogers, G Page, LB Simmons, LB Page, CB Stanton, and S Lang are all free agents. I am designating Lang as my Franchise Player. Lang isn’t happy with his playing time and might not sign a long-term deal.

I am $2,620,000 over the salary cap, so need to do something.

I own Chicago’s first round draft choice (from the trade involving WR Murray) and that means I have the first overall pick in the draft. Now I am puzzled. Do I trade down? Do I take the pick? It’s still early and a #1 draft pick won’t cost me zillions, but I am having salary cap problems this season. I also have the 9th and 32nd overall picks. I need to figure something out. I may not be bidding on free agents this year.

All of those 3 and 4 year contracts are coming back to bite me on the ass as many of the players on my roster will be free agents next year and all are demanding a lot of money to resign.

After resigning all those players I am still over the cap by 500K.I am forced to trade a few of my older and/or high salary players. This is where that injury to DE C. Brown is really hurting me as well. DE T. Brackens is getting older (10th year) and is well paid ($4,300,000). I have my 2004 top pick in Pritchett who is the future and DE’s Banks and Holliday to cover the loss. 15 year vet LB M. Lewis will also be traded. This one really hurts. Even though I knew when I signed him that he would not stay the length of the deal, he has been a key part of my defense plus I am already losing two LB’s to free agency. These two trades get me just $5,000,000 under the cap. I’m considering trading a few of this years draft choices for future picks. I am also hoping that some quality free agents are left after the draft and training camp because I will not be able to bid on any. I may need to do another trade or two with players I am about to lose in 2006 to free avgency.

QB C. Paine looks like he could start for another team and I will never be able to afford him next season, so he is on the block.

One thing I look for when trading is a team in the NFC first. If I must trade with a team in the AFC, I try to avoid an AFC West team as much as possible.

CAR apparently agrees with my assessment of Paine and we get a 2006 1st round pick for Paine, who we drafted in the 2nd round. This trade gets me down to $5,700,000 under the cap.

Luckily I have drafted well at WR. Both WR Szporluk and Cedeno are on the final year of their contracts. Cedeno, I’ll keep. Szporluk should bring me a decent pick. CLE gives me a 2005 2nd rounder and a 2006 5th rounder.

T C. McIntosh didn’t develop into the player I thought he would and he will be a free agent after this season, so I will trade him. Meadows and McGuire are both very good starters. I trade McIntosh for Miami’s 2006 2nd rounder. Now I am $9,110,000 under the cap.

CB’s Donovan and Rivera are both going to be free agents after this season and I need to move one. Rivera is better and would get me more trade value, but he is not going to cost me much more than Donovan, so Donovan will be traded. I will try to use draft picks as well to get a higher choice in return. I trade him to BUF for 2007 1st and 3rd rounders and added my pick in the 2nd round (which is the last pick of the round). I am now $9,880,000 under the cap. I still need to move one more player. I have three 1st , four 2nd, one 3rd, one 4th, two 6th, and a 7th round picks in the draft.

DT G. Jackson is one of my oldest and highest paid players, I will try to package him with a draft pick or two for a younger DT with potential. STL gives me DT Prescott- who has 3 years left on a contract that I will pay 970K first year on and is in his 2nd year- for Jackson and a 6th round pick. I am now $12,550,000 under the cap.

I’m not without worry, yet. I still have several key players who will be free agents at the end of the season and I am not sure I can sign a free agent, my draft choices and resign the guys I need to sign.

There are plenty of talented free agents, including DE J. Kearse, T O. Pace and QB P. Manning. I think I will hold off on signing free agents and see if any do not get signed. This is when I wish there were a draft preview because I would like to know if I should use this #1 overall choice. I just won the Super Bowl and I have the first overall pick. Life is good.

Manning signed with the Steelers. PIT also signed my FA G Page in the first week of free agency and has the top bid on Pace. Kearse resigned with TEN. SEA FA LB Simmons signed with the Chiefs. I hate to see that. Pace signed with the Patriots.

Free Agents-

Resigned-
LB M. Lewis- 3 yrs, 11.31M
DE V. Holliday- 5 yrs, 28.53M
T A. Meadows- 3 yrs, 11.20M
S T. Bennett- 3yrs, 5.92M
S L. Milloy- 4yrs, 12.37M
FB A. Trombley- 3yrs, 5.40M
P B Baldridge- 3 yrs, 2.61M

Trades-
DE T. Brackens to PIT for 2005 1st and 6th round draft choices
LB M. Lewis to BAL for 2005 3rd round draft choice
QB C. Paine to CAR for 2006 1st round choice
WR K. Szporluk to CLE for 2005 2nd round draft pick and 2006 5th round draft pick
T C. McIntosh to MIA for 2006 2nd round draft pick
CB Donovan and 2005 2nd round draft choice to BUF for 2007 1st and 3rd round draft picks
DT G. Jackson and 2005 6th round draft choice to STL for DT M. Prescott.

Released-

Retired-
T D. Fiore

Unprotected/Expansion Draft- N/A

DRAFT-
Notes:
There are a couple choices available that would merit a 1st overall pick in this, a weak, draft.
RB T. Serra, Vanderbilt
Ht: 5-10
Wt: 219
Breakaway speed: 86/86
Short Yardage: 36/88
Third Down Running: 60/60
Yards Per Carry: 39/97
Catching: 52
Catch Frequency: 43/100
Third Down catching: 76/76
Carrying: 78/78
Endurance: 97/97
Loyalty:Avg
Play for Winner: Low

My current starting RB’s stats took like this:

RB G. Wright
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 201
Breakaway Speed: 72
Short Yardage: 44
Third Down Running: 71
Yards Per Carry: 56/62
Catching: 72
Catch Frequency: 71/72
Third Down catching: 45
Carrying: 88
Endurance: 76
Loyalty: Avg
Play for Winner: Very Low

Serra is certainly an upgrade. Wright has been doing just fine for me, but will be a free agent at the end of the season and I have been paying him a 2nd round pick salary. Should I just pay that salary to Serra and trade Wright?

The other two prospects look like this-

CB N. Tice, Virginia Tech
Ht: 5-11
Wt: 184
Run Defense: 40/90
Man-to-Man Defense: 41/78
Zone Defense: 41/65
Interceptions: 92/92
Punt Returns: 50/50
Kick Returns: 37/37
Endurance: 94/94
Loyalty: Low
Play for Winner: High

WR N. Donnalley, Lycoming
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 173
Catching: 33/68
Yards Per Catch: 54/54
Catch Frequency: 35/75
Third Down Catching: 86
Carrying: 59/59
Punt Returns: 56/56
Kick Returns: 100/100
Endurance: 91/91
Loyalty: Very Low
Play for Winner: Very Low

I’m going with Serra and will trade Wright. Tice went #2 to Raleigh.

While WR Donnalley is still available at #9, I am going to go in the other direction and take the next best player available, a LB. Overall the draft went well. I was able to get a few good back-ups. The steal of my draft was in the 6th round- my final pick, WR McCarthy.

Round 1 (1)- RB T. Serra, Vanderbilt
(9)- LB R. Gray, Nebraska
Ht: 6-3
Wt: 253
Run Defense: 26/72
Pass Rush: 42/95
Man-to-Man Defense: 32/73
Zone Defense: 42/100
Endurance: 82/82
Loyalty: High
Play for Winner: Avg
(32)- CB B. Dixon, Oregon State
Ht: 6-0
Wt: 175
Run Defense: 29/100
Man-to-Man Defense: 19/81
Zone Defense: 16/52
Interceptions: 89/89
Punt Returns: 2/2
Kick Returns: 2/2
Endurance: 83/83
Loyalty: Very Low
Play for Winner: High
Round 2 (47)- LB B. Lake,
Ht: 6-2
Wt: 246
Run Defense: 40/91
Pass Rush: 28/67
Man-to-Man Defense: 32/73
Zone Defense: 21/48
Endurance: 99/99
Loyalty: Low
Play for Winner: Low
(48)- G K. Maloney, Arkansas
Ht: 6-2
Wt: 317
Run Blocking: 14/63
Pass Blocking: 10/51
Endurance: 70/70
Loyalty: Avg
Play for Winner: Avg
(56)- QB D. Peterson, Massachusetts
Ht: 6-3
Wt: 200
Screen Passes: 24/79
Short Passes: 20/66
Medium Passes: 25/73
Long Passes: 26/81
Deep Passes: 18/57
Passing Accuracy: 14/42
Throwing Power: 17/74
Scramble Frequency: 74/74
Carrying: 83/83
Loyalty: Very Low
Play for Winner: Avg
(59)- DE S. Loucks, NWestern La. State
Ht: 6-3
Wt: 260
Run Defense: 7/35
Pass Rush: 18/86
Endurance: 83/83
Loyalty: Avg
Play for Winner: Avg
Round 3 (87)- RB E. Guy, Maryland
Ht:6-2
Wt: 226
Breakaway Speed: 66/66
Short Yardage: 12/38
Third Down Running: 47/47
Yards Per Carry: 13/64
Catching: 68/68
Catch Frequency: 18/85
Third Down Catching: 51/51
Carrying: 60/60
Endurance: 42/42
Loyalty: Avg
Play for Winner: Avg
Round 4 (112)- TE T. Alstatt, West New Mexico
Ht: 6-3
Wt: 224
Run Blocking: 18/44
Catching: 23/64
Yards Per Catch: 54/54
Catch Frequency: 33/92
Third Down Catching: 62/62
Carrying: 53/53
Endurance: 40/40
Loyalty: Very Low
Play for Winner: Low
Round 6 (192)- WR J. McCarthy, Panhandle State
Ht: 5-11
Wt: 188
Catching: 10/63
Yards Per Catch: 70/70
Catch Frequency: 9/53
Third Down catching: 59/59
Carrying: 66/66
Punt Returns: 2/2
Kick Returns: 2/2
Endurance: 64
Loyalty: Low
Play for Winner: Low

POST-DRAFT TRANSACTIONS-
Notes:
Drafting Serra means that Wright needed to be traded and for a former 2nd round draft choice I really scored.

I should have traded the #1 pick away and went with Wright, as I am forced to make too many roster moves to sign my draft picks. I have no choice but to trade DT Pryce. Serra better be a HoFer.

Free Agents-
S W. Willis- 3yrs, 3.27M
FB R. Glover- 3yrs, 3.22M
T T. Mello- 3yrs, 3.27M
RB V. Hanson- 1yr, 520K
WR R. Johnstone- 3yrs, 1.75M
WR J. Watson- 3yrs, 1.60M
T C. Stinchcomb- 1yr, 770K
DT T. Hanson- 3yrs, 1.60M
S J. Logan- 3yrs, 1,75M
CB TJ Brandon- 3yrs, 1.45M
LB R. Lewis- 1yr, 1.05M

Resigned-
S M. Lang- 3yrs, 8.46M
C E. Moody- 4 yrs, 13.91M

Trades-
RB Wright to PHI for 2007 1st round and 2008 2nd round draft picks
WR Blackner to MIN for 2008 1st round draft pick
RB C. Banks to CAR for 2006 2nd and 4th round draft picks
S T. Bennett and 2008 5th and 6th round draft choices to TBY for 2006 3rd round draft pick
DT T. Pryce and 2007 7th round draft pick to CHI for 2006 2nd round draft pick
S M. Lang, 2006 4th and 5th round draft picks to MIA for 2006 2nd round draft pick
FB A. Trombley and 2008 7th round draft pick to NYJ for 2006 4th round draft pick
WR M. Harrison & 5th round draft picks in 2006 & 2007 to MIA for 2007 2nd round draft pick

Released-

ROSTER/SCOUT OVERVIEW-
Notes:
I am expecting a good year from LB Coffey, he was really starting to come into his own at the end of last season. This should be an All-Pro year for him. This is also the year for WR Bauer and Brewer to step up. RB Serra will have a mircoscope on him because he was the #1 overall pick and my DT’s all need to play above their abilities while getting help from the rest of the defense.

Position/Player Current Estimate Future Estimate Exp. Ctrc.
QB1- C. Batch Very Good (76) Very Good (76) 8 2008
QB2- E. Vines Fair (24) Good (52) 2 2006
QB3- D. Peterson Fair (24) Good (54) 1 2008
RB1- T. Serra Good (55) Very Good (73) 1 2009
RB2- V. Hanson Fair (31) Fair (33) 2 2005
RB3- E. Guy Fair (30) Good (54) 1 2007
FB1- R. Glover Very Good (66) Very Good (67) 4 2007
FB2- E. Kennedy Good (50) Very Good (60) 2 2006
TE1- B. Franks Very Good (64) Very Good (64) 6 2005
TE2- T. Alstatt Fair (34) Good (48) 1 2008
WR1- P. Bauer Very Good (70) Excellent (80) 4 2006
WR2- J. Brewer Very Good (68) Very Good (78) 3 2006
WR3- C. Cedeno Good (45) Good (52) 3 2006
WR4- R. Johnstone Good (43) Good (43) 1 2007
WR5- J. McCarthy Fair (35) Good (51) 1 2006
WR6- J. Watson Fair (25) Good (58) 1 2007
C1- E. Moody Excellent (80) Excellent (91) 5 2008
C2- D. Graham Good (43) Very Good (60) 3 2005
G1- W. Shields Very Good (68) Very Good (68) 13 2006
G2- M. Tejada Good (59) Very Good (73) 6 2005
G3- S. Butler Good (40) Good (50) 3 2006
G4- K. Maloney Fair (21) Very Good (60) 1 2007
T1- A. Meadows Excellent (83) Excellent (83) 9 2007
T2- J. McGuire Very Good (75) Very Good (76) 5 2007
T3- C. Stinchcmb Good (59) Good (59) 5 2005
T4- T. Mello Good (48) Very Good (69) 5 2007
P- B. Baldridge Excellent (80) Excellent (80) 6 2007
K- O. Mare Excellent (82) Excellent (82) 9 2006
DE1- V. Holliday Very Good (78) Very Good (79) 8 2009
DE2- M. Banks Good (51) Very Good (68) 5 2006
DE3- E. Pritchett Good (46) Excellent (80) 2 2008
DE4- S. Loucks Poor (18) Good (58) 1 2008
DT1- A. McKinley Good (41) Good (52) 6 2006
DT2- M. Prescott Fair (36) Good (53) 2 2007
DT3- R. Jacobs Fair (29) Good (56) 2 2006
DT4- T. Hanson Poor (12) Fair (37) 1 2007
LB1- R. Coffey Excellent (85) Excellent (87) 4 2006
LB2- R. Lewis Excellent (80) Excellent (80) 10 2005
LB3- L. Finch Good (44) Very Good (67) 4 2005
LB4- M. Malbrough Good (40) Good (56) 3 2005
LB5- R. Gray Fair (39) Very Good (78) 1 2010
LB6- B. Lake Fair (38) Very Good (78) 1 2008
CB1- W. Dillon Very Good (76) Very Good (76) 4 2006
CB2- S. Springs Very Good (71) Very Good (72) 9 2008
CB3- M. Rivera Good (48) Very Good (63) 3 2005
CB4- B. Dixon Fair (31) Very Good (72) 1 2009
CB5- TJ Brandon Poor (14) Fair (33) 1 2007
S1- L. Milloy Excellent (80) Excellent (80) 10 2008
S2- W. Willis Very Good (61) Very Good (66) 5 2007
S3- M. Goguen Good (41) Good (53) 3 2006
S4- J. Logan Fair (22) Good (41) 1 2007


FRANCHISE VALUE-
Notes:

Value- $730,800,000
Stadium- Good (57)
Roster- Excellent (100)
Support- Excellent (82)
Economy- Good (53)

SEASON-
Exhibition Season-
Week 1- SEA 20 @ NYJ 6
Week 2- SEA 31 @ GBY 31
Week 3- SEA 20 @ NED 27
Week 4- DET 0 @ SEA 29
Regular Season-
Week 1- KAS 3 @ SEA 20 (1-0)
RB Serra- 30 att, 123 yards, 4.1 avg
QB Batch- 15/25, 159 yards, 2TD, 1 int
WR Bauer- 4 rec. 63 yards, 15.7 avg
WR Brewer- 4 rec. 35 yards, 1 TD
LB Coffey- 6 tackles
S Willis- 5 tackles
Key Injuries- LB Malbrough- Broken Arm- 2-3 Months
Week 2- SEA 18 @ OAK 17 (2-0)
RB Serra- 13 att, 32 yards, 2.4 avg
QB Batch- 19/44, 254 yards, 1 TD
WR Brewer- 9 rec. 134 yards, 14.8 avg
WR Bauer- 4 rec. 71 yards, 17.7 avg
TE Franks- 4 rec. 22 yards, 1 TD
K Mare- 4/4 FG (48 long) 0/0 PAT
LB Coffey- 8 tackles, 3 assists, 1 sack
CB Dillon- 8 tackles, 1 assist
DE Holliday- 4 tackles, 1 sack
S Milloy- 6 tackles, 1 int
Week 3- TBY 24 @ SEA 30 (3-0)
RB Serra- 25 att, 77 yards, 3.0 avg, 40 long
3 rec. 23 yards, 1 TD
QB Batch- 26/37, 248 yards, 4 TD
WR Bauer- 7 rec. 73 yards, 10.4 avg, 1 TD
LB Coffey- 8 tackles, 1 assist, 2 sacks
S Willis- 7 tackles, 4 assists
DE Pritchett- 6 tackles, .05 sacks
Week 4- SEA 17 @ MIN 7 (4-0)
RB Serra- 24 att, 86 yards, 3.5 avg, 15 long, 1 TD
QB Batch- 21/26, 142 yards, 1 TD
WR Brewer- 9 rec. 56 yards, 1 TD
S Milloy- 8 tackles, 1 assist
LB Coffey- 5 tackles, 2 assists, 1 int
DE Holliday- 4 tackles, 1.5 sacks

Week 5- bye
Week 6- NED 20 @ SEA 17 (4-1)
RB Serra- 13 att, 21 yards, 1.6 avg
QB- Batch- 18/36, 185 yards, 2 TD, 1 int
WR Brewer- 5 rec. 75 yards, 15.0 avg, 1 TD
LB Coffey- 9 tackles, 2 assists
LB Lewis- 9 tackles, 2 assists
DE Holliday- 4 tackles, 2 assists, 1 sack
Key Injuries- QB Batch, sprained wrist, 0-2 weeks
Week 7- SEA 14 @ DEN 21 (4-2)
RB Serra- 9 att, 24 yards, 2.6 avg
QB Vines- 26/48, 221 yards, 2 TD, 1 int
WR Bauer- 9 rec. 78 yards, 2 TD
LB Coffey- 10 tackles, 1 assist
LB Lewis- 7 tackles, 3 assists
S Willis, 4 tackles, 2 assists, 1 int
Week 8- SEA 13 @ SDO 19 (4-3)
RB Serra- 21 att, 109 yards, 5.1 avg, 19 long
QB Vines- 18/26 126 yards, 1 TD
WR Bauer- 9 rec. 81 yards, 1 TD
S Milloy- 9 tackles, 2 assists
S Willis- 7 tackles, 1 assist
Week 9- SEA 23 @ MIA 28 (4-4)
RB Serra- 5 att, 44 yards, 8.8 avg, 1 TD
QB Batch- 23/38, 233 yards, 1 TD
WR Bauer- 8 rec. 68 yards
WR Brewer- 4 rec. 63 yards, 1 TD
S Milloy- 7 tackles, 2 assists
LB Coffey- 5 tackles, 2 assists
Week 10- OAK 24 @ SEA 31 (5-4)
RB Serra- 25 att, 142 yards, 5.6 avg, 26 long,3 TD
QB Batch- 24/31, 223 yards, 1 TD, 1 int
WR Bauer- 7 rec. 89 yards, 12.7 avg
WR Brewer- 7 rec. 53 yards
TE Franks- 5 rec. 35 yards, 1 TD
DE Banks- 7 tackles, 1.5 sacks
LB Coffey- 6 tackles, 3 assists
S Willis- 5 tackles, 4 assists, 1 int
Key Injuries- DE V. Holliday, Sprained Back, Playoffs
Week 11- GBY 13 @ SEA 7 (5-5)
RB Serra- 13 att, 33 yards, 2.5 avg
QB Batch- 16/32, 168 yards, 1 TD, 2 int
LB Lewis- 10 tackles, 3 assists
LB Coffey- 8 yackles, 6 assists
Week 12- SEA 21 @ RAL 22 (5-6)
RB Serra- 23 att, 143 yards, 6.2 avg, 34 long, 1 TD
QB Batch- 18/26, 214 yards, 2 TD
WR Bauer- 7 rec. 129 yards, 18.4 avg, 2 TD
LB Coffey- 9 tackles, 1 assist
LB Lewis- 5 tackles, 3 assists, 1 sack
CB Springs, 4 tackles, 2 assists, 1 int
Week 13- DEN 16 @ SEA 19 (6-6)
RB Serra- 19 att, 96 yards, 5.0 avg, 32 long
QB Batch- 24/46, 353 yards, 0 TD, 4 int
TE Franks- 8 rec. 79 yards
K Mare- 4/5 FG (52 long) 1/1 PAT
LB Coffey- 11 tackles, 5 assists
S Milloy- 6 tackles, 1 int, 1 TD
Week 14- RAL 30 @ SEA 27 (6-7)
RB Serra- 16 att, 177 yards, 11.0 avg, 92 long, 3 TD
QB Batch- 16/31, 202 yards
WR Cedeno- 5 rec. 69 yards
DE Banks- 8 tackles, 1 assist, 2 sacks
LB Lewis- 8 tackles, 4 assists
Key injuries- LB Coffey, Sprained Back, 2006
Week 15- SEA 30 @ KAS 0 (7-7)
RB Serra- 24 att, 150 yards, 6.2 avg, 27 long
QB Batch- 18/24, 237 yards, 2 TD
WR Bauer- 5 rec. 92 yards
FB Kennedy- 2 rec. 10 yards, 2 TD
K Mare- 5/5 FG (53 long) 1/1 PAT
S Milloy- 6 tackles, 2 assist, 1 int
DE Pritchett- 5 tackles
Week 16- SEA 13 @ DET 17 (7-8)
RB Serra- 20 att, 106 yards, 5.3 avg, 60 long, 1 TD
QB Batch- 16/30, 168 yards, 2 int
WR Bauer- 6 rec. 68 yards, 11.3 avg
CB Dillon- 9 tackles, 4 assists
LB Lewis- 4 tackles, 3 assists, 1 sack
Week 17- SDO 3 @ SEA 31 (8-8)
RB Serra- 27 att, 80 yards, 2.9 avg, 1 TD
QB Batch- 20/29, 239 yards, 2 TD
TE Franks- 6 rec. 114 yards, 19.0 avg, 73 long, 2 TD
WR Brewer- 6 rec. 51 yards, 8.5 avg
S Willis- 6 tackles, 3 assists
DE Pritchett- 3 tackles, 1.5 sacks
Playoffs- N/A
Wild Card- N/A
Divisional Playoff- N/A
Conference Championship- N/A
Super Bowl- N/A

ATTENDANCE- 64, 700 (96.5%)

INDIVIDUAL SEASON AWARDS-
RB T. Serra- Offensive Rookie of the Year
TE B. Franks- 2nd Team All-Pro

NFL RECORDS SET-

SEASON STATS-
Offensive Totals:
Rush Yards YPG Avg Att Comp Yards YPG Avg NFL Rank
441 1,835 114.6 4.1 544 323 3417 213.7 6.2 21

QB Stats GP GS Att Cmp Pct Yards Avg Lg TD Int Sck Yards Rate NFL Rank
Batch 16 16 470 279 59.3 3,070 6.53 73 19 11 26 163 82.4 9

RB Stats GP GS Att Yards Avg Lg TD NFL Rank
Serra 16 16 307 1443 4.7 92 11 5

Rec Stats GP GS Ctch Yards Avg Tgt CPct Lg TD YAC Drp PsPl TPct NFL Rank
Bauer 16 16 85 995 11.7 132 64.3 36 6 455 12 456 28.9 23
Brewer 16 16 65 703 10.8 116 56.0 33 5 344 6 442 26.2 76


Defensive Totals:
Rush Yards YPG Avg Att Comp Yards YPG Avg NFL Rank
445 1497 93.5 3.3 517 307 3535 220.9 6.8 15

Ind. Run Def Stats GP GS Tckl Asst Sack Blk Hurr RnP PsPl PRPct TkPct NFL Rank
LB Coffey 13 13 93 30 3.0 0 2 309 395 1.2 17.8 26

Turnover & Sack Summery:
Fumb Int Sack TO OppFumb Int Sack TO Margin NFL Rank
3 12 44 15 4 15 29 19 +4 32

Third Down Summery & Penalties:
3rd Att Pct Opp 3rd Att Pct Penalty Yards NFL Rank
70 218 .321 80 225 .355 99 703 25

Red Zone Summery
RZone TD FG Pt/Visit OppRZn TD FG Pt/Visit NFL Rank
46 23 20 4.8 42 21 13 4.4 25

Team Performance- 52/100
Franchise Value- 98/100
Profit/Loss- 34/100
Difficulty- 44/100
Year-End Score- 63

Notes:
RB G. Wright, who I traded to make room for Serra, was 3rd in the league in rushing with 1,606 yards and 14 TD’s.

Overall I am very disappointed with this season. I had a couple of key injuries, but that’s no excuse. I just had too many roster changes from my Super Bowl teams.