Mid-Season Breakdown – FlagPlus Football League

As a child I hated parent teacher interviews. I would wait up until I would hear my mom enter the home and pretend to sleep as she re-iterated my teacher’s complaints and worries about my academic career. In the end I was misunderstood. Had the academic professionals who taught me understood my true talents they would have known that I was destined to become a writer and podcast personality for the greatest recreational league ever conceived.

Yet, I was not better understood. As such I have decided to subject you all to the same levels of torture and agony. Many of you will read these pages in anger and proclaim that “Peeze knows nothing” or that “Peeze is a hack”. Some of you may be quite content with what I’ve written while some may just reach for another beer. To that third category I salute you and hope that you will share some of that beer because it is way too hot to be without.

The Mid-Season Breakdown

Many of you don’t know that my alter ego is that of an educator. As such I have devised a ranking system called the Peeze curve (those who listened to the slate of podcasts last week would have heard all about it). Every season, I post how it is that I grade teams on their progress. Yet, there always seems to be some confusion. Don’t be that guy who doesn’t get it. If you are, tweet @EagleFPF for a complete explanation.

Grading System

A- to A+: You have done something spectacular to defy expectations. Like the universe reaching equilibrium millions of years before anticpated (don’t route for it as it would lead to a closer deadline for complete heat death of the universe).
B- to B+: You are on the right track. You have defied expectations. Essentially, you are the Taken 3 of teams.
C- To C+: Essentially, you are what we thought you were heading in. A winless team may fall under this category as can one with a winning record. It’s all about expectations, and how you’ve performed on any given day.
D- to D+: Ever bite into what you thought was a chocolate chip cookie only to discover that the promise of chocolaty goodness was nothing more than raisins?
F: Time to revaluate your priorities. Take the parts that worked and send the rest to the scrap yard.

Blue Devils

Mid-Season Record:

Analysis: As we all know by now, Blue Devils are led by experienced FPF quarterback Pat Riot. While it is easy to place blame on the defense that has allowed the most points in the division, he has not truly played up to par either. He has been best when playing with teams that have a strong defense. Defense is a difficult trade to learn as it relies on conceptual understanding, spatial awareness, patience and trust in order to truly be efficient. At the moment, Blues Devils are stuggling to stop anyone and as such, it has put too much pressure on the offense who are also learning. If this team can slow down the pace of the game and the defense can make a few stops they will improve a great deal before the end of the season. Whether or not this will result in wins will remain to be seen.

Key Players: Pat Riot, Olivier Poulin, Audrey Desjardins Best Acquisition: n/a

Predicted Record: 0-10

Mid-Season Grade: D+

Junk Yard Dogs

Mid-Season Record: 0-5

Analysis: This truly has me perplexed. We have an experienced team in Junk Yard Dogs who are led by what many thought was an up and coming passer in Jason Rossie. They, historically, have had a strong defense and they have a couple of interesting and versatile pieces. Yet, it is not coming together for them. They do have some winnable games on the remainder of their schedule. However, thus far this season JYD have played down to the level of competition. Defensive stalwart Yavar Ashrafi may be the fire starter that ignites this team’s passion once again. In all honesty, I like this team’s size and grit. If they can rediscover their identity they may be one of the most improved teams in the second half.

Key Players: Yavar Ashrafi, Julien Lefebvre, Jason Kokolakis Best Acquisition: Bruno Lajoie

Predicted Record: 2-8

Mid-Season Grade: D-

Les Aigles

Mid-Season Record: 1-4

Analysis: Perhaps the most interesting bit of analysis I could provide for this team as that even though the bulk of this team plays for the Division E Bloodmachine, I think that the Division E team may be stronger than this division D configuration. The main issue for Les Aigles has been quarterback play. Nicolas Schaefer has not scored nearly often enough and Les Aigles offense has been sputtering. They have had a couple of close games but, the inability to score has left them out of even their tighter losses.

Key Players: Charles Fontaine, Jean-Christophe Ferland, Thomas Coutu Best Acquisition: n/a

Predicted Record: 2-8

Mid-Season Grade: D+

Hooligans

Mid-Season Record: 1-4

Analysis: While scoring less than 3 passing touchdowns a game is troublesome, I do think that the problems are routed deeper. Hooligans have a +/- of -42 and, just seem to be out of sync. I was excited to see Chris Olson’s return to quarterback. However, this has not yet yielded positive results. His quarterback rating has dropped in virtually every game he has played and while the receivers are catching a high volume of passes, they seem to struggle to do anything with it. Matt Brown and Eddy Lee account for 65% of the team’s scores and this doesn’t seem to be enough. Unless Hooligans can start to get greater production from other players they will continue to struggle.

Key Players: Chris Olson, Eddy Lee, Matt Brown

Best Acquisition: n/a

Predicted Record: 2-8

Mid-Season Grade: D

22.Bromigos

Mid-Season Record:1-4

Analysis: The Bromigos made the switch from having Yassin Chekir to Jonathan Rene-Thuot. Bromigos have looked much better since that change but this is a roster that is far from perfect. This team has a lot of talent but they are not spectacular enough to compensate for sub-par quarterback play. They have a lot of crafty veterans but these are largely players that fit into a system very well. At times this team does look very good in moments but in other they just seem too inconsistent. They have too many drops, too many blown coverages and there missing what I consider to be staying power. I consider Bromigos to be the Zima of division D. They’re better than we think they are but if expectations are set to high then we will be disappointed.

Key Players: Jean-Mathieu Vidal, Nicholas Fortier-Poulin, Jean Francois-Fortier Poulin

Best Acquisition: The subtraction of Simon Dagenais.

Predicted Record: 2-8

Mid-Season Grade:C-

Sticky Hands

Mid-Season Record: 1-4

Analysis: This team are one half of a franchise that has been around for a while. A-Squad may be a more familiar name than Sticky Hands, yet I did think, coming into the season that Sticky Hands would be the name that stuck. This team has moderate athleticism but a very knowledgeable approach to the game. I did think that would be enough to carry them through. So far, this has not been the case. Alexis Labonté is a true dual threat quarterback and has made many rushers uncomfortable this season. This hasn’t really translated to wins however. At this point I equate Sticky Hands to wool socks. They make you uncomfortable but not enough to worry about throughout the day.

Key Players: Jean-Phillipe Nadeau, Félix Gilardeau Alexis Labonté,

Best Acquisition: Lambert Gosselin

Predicted Record: 3-7

Mid-Season Grade: C-

Diablos

Mid-Season Record: 2-3

Analysis: This is a team that I keep hoping will be good. They have a great receving corps and they have fared well against the teams on their schedule that don’t have prolific offences. However, François Martin has struggled to adapt to FPF. I know that this is a narrative that I repeat often, but I truly believe that once he starts to get it, this team will be one to contend with. Between turnovers and soft coverage, Diablos defense has not done the team any favors. Their schedule does not lighten up and as such they may need to tighten up to be successful.

Key Players: Luis Begin, Jean Daniel Joly, George Élie-Voyer

Best Acquisition: Luis Begin

Predicted Record: 3-7

Mid-Season Grade: C-

Show Me Your TDs By Simon Dagenais

Mid-Season Record: 1-4

Analysis: SMYTDs built a team to compete in Div. D and fell short, kinda. To be honest, I really like the roster on paper; they have key receivers, strong defenders and guys that can fill any possible holes if someone’s missing. It’s a bit deep, playing with 11 isn’t always ideal, but they’ve made the most of it. Defense has been steep and they’ve held their own against some of the division’s best teams, but when the game is on the line and you need your offense to keep up with the other team’s until your defense makes the key stop, Mike Addona is not delivering. 12 TDs in 5 games is simply not acceptable. The 9 interceptions in 5 games hurt, but if he could fuel enough points, we wouldn’t even mention it. 68% of his completions went to either Alex David or Anthony Addona and I’d say even more of his targets did as well. Either he’ll have to trust a few more guys on offense to key in or kiss this season goodbye. It’s Mike Addona’s team and he NEEDs to step up. With a very tough back-end of the schedule coming up, he’ll need to be the best he’s even been to sneak into the playoffs.

Key Players: Alex David, Anthony Addona, Hugues Buteau

Best Acquisition: Hugues Buteau

Predicted Record: 3-7

Mid-Season Grade: D

Woofpack

Mid-Season Record: 2-3

Analysis: Coming into this season, I thought that Terry Tam would struggle at the quarterback position. However, Tam’s numbers thus far are decent while somewhat unspectacular. Given the team’s strong defense, this bodes well for them in the future as, in many cases all Terry Tam needs to do is manage the game. However, at this stage in his development his only big plays still come from chucking it up to one of the many athletes on this team. This team will need to win a lot of games where the combined total is less than 50 points scored and limit the mistakes that can cost them in key moments.

Key Players: Terry Tam, Yacoub Telemaque, Federico Alzamora

Best Acquisition: n/a

Predicted Record: 4-6

Mid-Season Grade: C-

DG Goons

Mid-Season Record: 2-3

Analysis: After getting off to a horrid start the DG Goons seem to be back on the FPF Map. I would imagine they are somewhere near Atlantis (east of Atlantis if I remember correctly). Week 3 saw them lose to 5-Star Prospects but, they were competitive in that game and they have since won 2 games. The issue here is largely a direct result of Christopher Pendenza’s playcalling. While he does like to air the ball out I think that he would be better served to have a more conservative approach. Only Cameron Maag has double digits in catches and it would seem that the offensive approach is the part of the reason. However, another item to note is that this team did make a recent acquisition as they added star defender and well-rounded receiver Steve Sanner to the roster. This is bound to help this team develop quickly

Key Players: Derek Fontana, Christopher Pendenza, Franck Ngandui

Best Acquisition: Steve Sanner

Predicted Record: 4-6

Mid-Season Grade: D

Pardon My Swag

Mid-Season Record: 2-3

Analysis: Pardon My Swag are in an interesting spot. Quarterback and team captain Brad Evans does a great job of recruiting underrated talent and putting them in a system where they flourish. The problem however as that these key pieces, come into the following season with an increased rating and as such no longer fits the cap for a team that typically competes in the lower divisions. The piece this season has been Patrick Pilotte. He returns to the team since his last appearance in baby blue last spring. This method of building a team has proven difficult as players don’t necessarily get the time to acclimate themselves with PMS’ system. Time will tell if this season is the one that will see this recruiting strategy pay off for PMS. In the meantime however, it worries me that they’re slow and methodical approach does not give Brad Evans much room for error and it may haunt them in what I believe will be many close games that remain on their schedule.

Key Players: Patrick Pilotte, Olivier Dussault, Brad Evans

Best Acquisition: Michel Ladouceur

Predicted Record: 4-6

Mid-Season Grade: C

The Alpha T`s

Mid-Season Record: 3-2

Analysis: Honestly, I’m impressed with what I have seen from Alpha T’s. They are a new team and have handled the pressure with grace. However, with many tough games ahead in the second half of their schedule I believe this team will continue to be streaky. They have far-exceeded expectations but I have been most impressed with quarterback Jean Lussier`s ability to get the ball to his playmakers. He has protected the ball well and he has scored points. The defence has been good enough to keep them close in games where they`ve lost and keep them ahead in games where they have won. I like this team’s future but I do think they will struggle somewhat in coming weeks.

Key Players: Jesse Dupuis, Jean Lussier, Kory Dugas Beaulieu

Best Acquisition:n/a

Predicted Record: 4-6

Mid-Season Grade: A-

Globo Gym Purple Cobras

Mid-Season Record: 2-3

Analysis: At the moment, this team seems to be one without an identity. They are trying to recapture the magic that this core has had with 2 and a Half Dans. However, Eric Maiorino is not Joey Taylor. 2HD designed an offense that would work to fit Taylor’s individual skills. Maiorino has to take a hard look at what he’s done in the first half of the season and evaluate what worked well and where he struggled. In that way he will be able to truly grow as a quarterback. If he remains stubborn, then we will see little change. Given his record as a competitor and given the leadership on this team I think we will see some changes and I expect this team to have a much better second half of the season.

Key Players: Joey Taylor, Danny Aylward, Alex Joltopuf, Foti Evangelista

Best Acquisition: n/a

Predicted Record: 5-5

Mid-Season Grade: D

BronxBombers

Mid-Season Record: 3-2

Analysis: This may be lower than some expected for the bombers but I don’t think thye’re in a terrible spot. I see this team taking a lower seed before doing serious damage in the playoffs. They will need to be a little more consistent in order to earn that lower seed but, once in the playoffs I do think that their grit and leadership will pay dividends. This is a deep, athletic team with key role players such as Hugo Roberge and Cornelius Fuerle who are excellent defenders but are competent players and athletic enough to play multiple positions. So don’t be surprised if this team does not wow anyone in the regular season but then leads an assault on the championship akin to Mad Max on the autobahn.

Key Players: Alex Holowach, Thomas Zorko, Jean Sebastien Collin

Best Acquisition: n/a

Predicted Record: 5-5

Mid-Season Grade: C

Crimson Tide

Mid-Season Record: 2-3

Analysis: I did not expect Crimson Tide to be struggling this much early on. They have a roster that is strong enough to have seen this team start the season 4-1. Chris Pinsonneault has only been responsible for 1 of the teams 2 wins (TCO alum Matthew Rupcic helped the Tide earn their first win of the season) but I do have faith that the talent around him will elevate him as the season goes on. Doug McKernan has been an increasingly relevant member of the offense in recent weeks and this may be the best path to success. The defense has had it`s moments and even Brent Callender has been a pleasant surprise as he has intercepted 3 passes thus far this season. Crimson Tide’s roster may be a little unbalanced but, their success will hinge on the development of Pinsonneault as a passer.

Best Acquisition: Doug McKernan, Sami Beg,

Predicted Record: 4-6

Mid-Season Grade: D

Gotham Knights

Mid-Season Record: 3-2

Analysis: The Gotham Knights have lost against some tough competition recently. The rest of the schedule does not get any easier but, I think that they are the type of team that has a chance to win any game because their defense has the ability to lock teams down and their offense does have moments where it looks very strong. I’m a bit weary here because they have lost 2 straight and their wins did come against the weakest teams in the division. However, they will have their chance to prove themselves and the first opportunity comes this week against Tomahawk Nightmare. If they can achieve the success that I expect them to in the second half of the season, it will be on the shoulders of Chris Rivest because, this roster is stacked!

Key Players: Bruce Candussi, Mikey Candussi, Alexandre Gaudet, Jonathan Chevalier

Best Acquisition: Jean Benoit Bourassa

Predicted Record: 6-4

Mid-Season Grade: D

Hot Boys Hotline

Mid-Season Record: 4-1

Analysis: In all honesty, Hot Boys Hotline, have one of the toughest, most disciplined defenses in the division. However, that defense has had the misfortune of carrying a lack luster offense all season. They have won three games where they scored under 21 points. This is not a recipe for success in FPF. A strong defense may keep you in the game but, you need to score to win games. They have done so thus far but they can be thankful that they got off to the start they did because I think we will see a bit of falling off from them as the inability to move the ball, lack of first downs and interceptions thrown at the worst possible moment will, definitely end their season unless the ship rights it`s course immediately.

Key Players: Bryden Streeter, Vadim Chernyak, Malcom Archer

Best Acquisition: n/a

Predicted Record: 6-4

Mid-Season Grade: B

Tomahawk Nightmare

Mid-Season Record: 3-2

Analysis: Tomahawk Nightmare should, just simply, be playing better. They are a group of veterans led by one of the best quarterbacks and defenders in the division. Their two losses have come against quality opponents but, this team is expected to be one of the serious contenders for the championship. They are expected to face this level of competition come playoff time and they cannot be losing to other, top tier teams. For the moment, they still crack the top ten but eventually, a time will come when they can no longer cash in their potential and will need to get it done on the field. Furthermore, in the 3 games that I’ve watched this season, Marquis and co. have seemed irritated by some of the rules and their implementation. These are veterans. They should know the rules and they need to hold themselves accountable for their own performance.

Key Players: Jean-Francois Marquis, Mathieu Cauchon, Erhan Kip

Best Acquisition: Alexandre st-Aubin

Predicted Record: 6-4

Mid-Season Grade: D+

D’s Nuts

Mid-Season Record: 3-2

Analysis: So, this team’s record will continue to improve so long as they can keep the tempers in check. That being said I am impressed with how David Daoust has matured. He has gone from being a very good player to an excellent leader. His 25 touchdowns in the first half of the season is a tribute to how he has remained cool and confident in the pocket. This team has some great pieces that have a huge impact on both sides of the ball. However, I like how this team is built top to bottom largely because of the use of the role players on this roster. Brad Demers is as versatile as a Swiss army knife and while it may not always be reflected in his stats, he can play at a high level in a multitude of positions. Joel Watson is also a great piece to have as he is an intelligent and consistent tackler.

Key Players: David Daoust, Devin Daoust, Joel Malkin, Mike Zenone

Best Acquisition: n/a

Predicted Record: 7-3

Mid-Season Grade: C-

Tyrants

Mid-Season Record: 4-1

Analysis: In my preseason breakdown, I mentioned how, season after season, I hope to see the Tyrants of old who were a stalwart team in division D/5. It seems as though they have returned to glory. Phil De Kovachich has been the best acquisition in the division this season. Also, this team is playing hungry and look solid on both sides of the ball. Now, the Tyrants have yet to beat anyone with a winning record. However, I think that this team is solid and has played well enough to compete with even the best teams in the division.

Key Players: Chris Kaliotzakis, Andre Frederic, George Niktaris

Best Acquisition: Steve Sanner

Predicted Record: 7-3

Mid-Season Grade: A+

Backyard Bullies

Mid-Season Record: 4-1

Analysis: It hasn`t always been pretty but the Back Yard Bullies are performing a lot as I expected them to. All of their wins have been by a score or less and as such, they could have easily been looking down the barrel of a 0-5 season. However, a win is a win and at the very least it is getting this team into playoff form from the get-go. The defense is strong and adaptable. It allows Rich Humes to play his slow, methodical approach and win games. However, if Humes can make a few less mistakes we can see the Bullies start to win games in dominant fashion. If they continue to give life to teams, they will lose more games than they should. Humes is one of the best dual threat quarterbacks in the division. If he can use his legs to extend plays and stretch coverages there will definitely be some open targets for him to throw to.

Key Players: Rich Humes, Daniel O’Connor, Bryan Mongeau

Best Acquisition: Bryan Mongeau

Predicted Record: 7-3

Mid-Season Grade: C+

5 Star Prospects

Mid-Season Record: 4-1

Analysis: This was a team that no one knew what to make of as the season started. The team is full of talent but, we did not know how joran Moses would do at quarterback. He is a great football player and a tremendous athlete but few would have given him credit for the good playcalling and excellent field vision that he has displayed thus far. He is a mobile qb but at times I feel as though he is too tentative when he has the opportunity to take off. He is a gifted runner with great agility and speed, he should take advantage of that more often. He is also an excellent piece in a tremendously stacked defense. This defense is good enough to win games on their own, yet Jordan so far has stood tall and delivered. This team may be more successful in their first season than many expected.

Key Players: Jeremy Anderson, Jordan Moses, Tevyn Nicholls

Best Acquisition: n/a

Predicted Record: 8-2

Mid-Season Grade: A

Jagerbomb

Mid-Season Record: 4-1

Analysis: Jagerbomb have been one of the more dominant teams this season. Their only loss came to a strong FFFT team and I foresee smooth sailing along the horizion. Simon Duchesne’s best season saw him throw 32 touchdowns and he has 24 after the first 5 games of this season. This team is athletic and the core has been together for many seasons. An amazing thing about this team is that no player on this roseter has played fewer than 4 seasons with this squad. That is an impressive feat in and of itself. They got the taste of playing in the finals and anything less would be highly disappointing. This team is fun, athletic and just the greatest group of guys you’ve ever met. Do not let this friendly demeanor convince you that they lack any competitive spirit because you will be disappointed. In any case, Jagerbomb are the only team that are nice enough to smile as they beat you down. If they continue to play at this level I think we will be seeing them hoist a trophy at the end of this season.

Key Players: Simon Duchesne, Maxime Marzan, Jean Felix Daloze

Best Acquisition:

Predicted Record: 8-2

Mid-Season Grade: A

Formerly Formerly Formerly Teamless

Mid-Season Record: 4-1

Analysis: Entering the season, few teams could have boasted a stronger roster. However, I did believe at the time was that this team was good enough to win games but, that there was an expiry date as I felt it would be a team that would eventually break all of our hearts. Nonetheless, Jon Brown has held the boom box high above his head and convinced me to give him another chance with yet another strong season at quarterback from him. On the other side of the ball defensive guru Steve Hodhod has called an excellent game week in and week out. The one worry I have I that this team seems to be reliant on Khalil Kerr or whoever replaces him on any given week when he is absent. If Kerr misses a playoff game, will FFFT be able to win without the ability to use any call-ups.

Key Players: Jon Brown, Quaysie Gordon Maule, Khalil Kerr

Best Acquisition: Sam Hansen

Predicted Record: 8-2

Mid-Season Grade: B+

Les Affreux

Mid-Season Record: 4-1

Analysis: Les Affreux have taken a very distinctive style and made it work for them. They are not a tough, grinder roster that is common in the lower divisions. They instead have put together a very good, finesse roster that is capable of matching up against anyone. If I could make an NBA comparison, I would say that Les Affreux are the Golden State Warriors of the division. Their style is not one that is easy to replicate but, they have the roster that can carry it out. Mathieu Dubois is a star and his play is being recognized for it as such this season. His ability to make plays on both sides of the ball is something to behold. It is championship or bust for Les Affreux this season, and I think this may be the season where they get it done.

Key Players: Martin Jackson, Jonathan Lemieux, Mathieu Dubois, Daniel Bellefeiulle

Best Acquisition: Alexandre Gelinas

Predicted Record: 8-2

Mid-Season Grade: A-

Warhawks

Mid-Season Record: 3-2

Analysis: So I was totally wrong on how I thought the season would play out for Warhawks. I thought that Fred Malette would have made the same mistakes he has in higher divisions. However, instead he has learned from those mistakes and now I would like to make the prediction that he will throw 60 touchdowns this season. His consistency has been off the charts (which seem counterintuitive but trust me it works), and this team has shown that they have talent at each position. The offense boasts three players who have more than 200 yards receiving, Malette has completed 77% of his passes and, the defense has held their own with 17 interceptions in 5 weeks. Barring any vacation plans for various players or a complete off game, the Warhawks should have their ticket to the roadshow punched and their bags packed for Brossard because this team looks to be the division’s wrecking ball 9yes Justin, Blanchard I do like that song. At least I`m man enough to admit it!)

Key Players: Fred Malette, Anthony Lapointe, Laurent Ladoucer, Alexandre Poulin-Rioux

Best Acquisition: n-a

Predicted Record: 10-0

Mid-Season Grade: A+

Hungover Visions of the World of Tomorrow

It has finally happened. With yet another stellar week in picks, Mat has taken the lead. His 36-24 season record has is one full game better than my 35-25. While I’m picking near 60% my midseason grade would be around a D+. There is simply no reason to be trailing Domon. If you’d like to grade or degrade Mat Domon about his life decisions you can do so by tweeting @MathieuDomonFPF

Game	Peeze	Mat
Jagerbomb vs. Sticky Hands	Jagerbomb	Jagerbomb
Woofpack vs. Junkyard Dogs	Junkyard Dogs	Woofpack
Globo gym purple Cobras vs. Tyrants	Tyrants	Tyrants
5 Star Prospects vs. Hot Boys Hotline	5 Star Prospects	5 Star Prospects
DG Goons vs. Bronxbombers	Bronxbombers	Bronxbombers
Show Me Your TDs vs. Hooligans	n/a	SMYTDs
Pardon My Swag vs. Formerly Formerly Formerly Teamless	FFFT	FFFT
Bromigos vs. Les Aigles	Bromigos	Bromigos
The Alpha T’s vs. Backyard Bullies	Alpha T’s	Backyard Bullies
Les Affreux vs. Warhawks	Warhawks	n/a
Blue Devils vs. D’s Nuts	D’s Nuts	D’s Nuts
Tomahawk Nightmare vs. Gotham Knights	Tomahawk Nightmare	Tomahawk Nightmare
Diablos vs. Crimson Tide	Diablos	Crimson Tide

Last Week’s record	7-5	9-3
Record	35-25	36-24
Pct.	0.583	0.600

Monday’s Morbid Motion

So now that I have praised you, picked you apart, made awkward comparisons that did not hold together all too well, you know what the expectations are of you. Feel free to use this as bulletin board material. Post it up on your team pages and ethereal locker rooms. I do want the best for you all and perhaps, this is why I’m so hard on all of you. If you think I was completely right or completely wrong, feel free to let me know by tweeting me @PeezeFPF.

For further analysis, tune in to the official FPF division D podcast Calling the Audible where GM Kolethras and I will discuss pocket squares, the necessity for oxblood shoes, whether or not swingline is the pinnacle of the stabler brands and whether or not kitten videos should be censored on the internet. If you watch for long enough we may discuss some flag football relevant topics!

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Have a great and safe week of action. See you at the fields!