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'''Sim Sunigh''' (born November 4, 2030) is an [[wp:American football|American football]] [[wp:Linebacker|linebacker]]  for the [[Kansas City Coyotes]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL).  
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'''Sim Sunigh''' (born November 4, 2030) is an [[wp:American football|American football]] [[wp:Linebacker|linebacker]]  for the [[Orange County Otters]] of the [[International Simulation Football League]] (ISFL).  
 
==Early years==
 
==Early years==
 
"Sim Sunigh was born in Trondheim, Norway. This country is well known for their abundance of winter sports. Before highschool, Sunigh has done a lot of hockey and skiing in the beautiful mountains of Norway. His true passion has arise when he started highschool, being already tall for his age, The coaches of the local football team approach him to be a part of the Trondheim Huskies. It did not take long for Sunigh to be good in this new sport, at his first year, he was already better than a lot of players who were 3-4 years older than him. At his last year, he broke all records of his highschool as a linebacker, most sacks with 52, most tackles with 188, and so on, and all of that in only 11 seasons games. At this point it was clear that he  was a natural in american football, and decided to start his college study in America, to play football among the best in the world.   
 
"Sim Sunigh was born in Trondheim, Norway. This country is well known for their abundance of winter sports. Before highschool, Sunigh has done a lot of hockey and skiing in the beautiful mountains of Norway. His true passion has arise when he started highschool, being already tall for his age, The coaches of the local football team approach him to be a part of the Trondheim Huskies. It did not take long for Sunigh to be good in this new sport, at his first year, he was already better than a lot of players who were 3-4 years older than him. At his last year, he broke all records of his highschool as a linebacker, most sacks with 52, most tackles with 188, and so on, and all of that in only 11 seasons games. At this point it was clear that he  was a natural in american football, and decided to start his college study in America, to play football among the best in the world.   
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==Professional career==
 
==Professional career==
 
===DSFL career===
 
===DSFL career===
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Sim Sunigh was claimed off waivers by Kansas City in S38
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<big>'''2053'''</big>
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Sim Sunigh was the first player to be claimed off waivers by Kansas City in S38. KCC took a big risk with this claim, because Sunigh had not play competitive football for almost a complete year. He played with 2 of the best LB of the league, Caleb Hayden, and Brian Duke. The doubt were quickly dissiped
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with the consistent good performance from Sim at the start of the season. What a first season it was for KCC, after being last for S37 with a record of 4-10, they came back pretty strong in S38 with a great draft, and an almost perfect standing of 13-1-0. In the playoff, They continued on their path of sucess, first
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they beat Minnesota 34-24 in the NFC championship, Sunigh was one the best on defense with 2 FF and 1 FE. Finally they won The Ultimini against Norfolk 17-3 to close off that amazing season. Sim Sunigh got a pretty amazing first season, and will be available for the S39 ISFL Draft.
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===ISFL Career===
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Sim Sunigh was drafted 3rd overall by the Orange County Otters in the S39 ISFL draft. Everyone were surprised by that pick, Sim included, A lot of ''experts'' were putting Sunigh to go late in 1st round, or 2n round. He was already pumped to get drafted, but 3rd overall... It was a dream come true. OCO decided to call up Sunigh right away, and made him a core piece of their defense rebuild. He did pretty good for his first season, getting pretty close to 6 tackles per game, and had the chance to be on the field with Bender Rodriguez one of the best LB in OCO History. The only downside of his first season is that he have some trouble getting pass that OL, he only have 1 sack, and 1 TFL, but Im confident that with time, he will be better at it. With each game, he gained in confidence and intelligence, and you can already tell, that if he stay healthy, he will be a monster on the field. 
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<big>'''2055'''</big>
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For his 2nd season in the ISFL, Sim Sunigh did pretty well, with an average of 6,31 tackles per game, that put Sunigh at 101 tackles for this season, 7 mores than last year. His overall play on the line of scrimmage was better, as expected, he finished the season with 8 TFL, and 3 sacks. I think he has the potential to go double digits in those stats next year by replacing Rodriguez who just announce his retreat. Sim also got his first experience in the playoff, and against Austin in wildcards, he had the best game of his young career with 10 tackles, 2 FF, 2 FR, and 1 defensive TD. He,s defensive play turn the game around and have propulsed the Otters to the conference final where they would eventually lose to Arizona. In 2 or 3 seasons, Sunigh will be without a doubt one of the best LB in the league.
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Third season in the big league, Sim Sunigh is now the veteran LB of OCO. Unfortunatly, he didnt have the impact and performance that some people thought he would have by being the first LB. Again he had a lot of problem with consistency, Some games clocking at 10 plus tackles, and sometime only managing 2 or 3. Sunigh finished the season with 105 tackles, so 6.56 tackles per game, a bit better than last season, but everyone hope that he will be at least at 7 per game next season. OCO did pretty great again this season, and because of that, Sim got his second experience in ISFL Playoff. He did good with 8 tackles in this game, but unfortunately, his team felt short, and lost to Arizone 34-26. OCO now have a lot of tools to be one of the best team of the league, and Sunigh will hopefully take the place that he now need to get, as one of the best LB in the league. 
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Fourth season in the ISFL for Sim Sunigh, and it was without a doubt the best season of his career. He was the best defensively on his team, and was almost the best hitter of S42, but he finished second right behind Bruce Buckley Jr. He put 131 tackles this season, 26 mores tackles than his personal best that he made last season, finishing at 8.19 tackles per games. He also scored his second touchdown of his career on an interception return. Now, everyone hope that Sim will continue on this path of greatness, and become their defensive pillar for years to come, but it will all depend on the consistency of Sim, who has still not proved yet he can be. The team performance was the complete opposite of Sim performance like last season, but this time it was reversed, OCO underperformed and were pretty bad this season, finishing with a record of 5-11.
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Fifth season in the ISFL, After an amazing S42, and his leadership in the locker room, OCO decided to put Sunigh as the defensive captain, what a great honor. Sim put up a good season, but he was not as dominant as the his fourth one. After 5 seasons, he finally got the first safety of his career. This time, Sunigh finished 8th in the league for tackle with 120 tackles, 12 less than his best last season, and 4 less than Stark on his team with 124, that's an average of 7.5 tackles per games. Two stats were better this season, he got 13 sacks, and only missed 6 tackles. Sim seems more confident when blitzing, and he's also better at securing tackles. Normally the two next seasons, should be his best ones, He will be at the peaks physically and mentally, and should be on top of his game. OCO did slightly better, with a record of 7-9. They should start getting better with all their new asset.
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Sixth season in the ISFL, Sim got chosen to be the defensive captain again, and was very happy to accept this honor again. Sunigh is now at the peak of his career, and his stats can show it. He finished second in the ISFL for tackles with 144, only 1 less tackle than the leader De Ville, That's an average of 9 tackles per game. He has also tie with 2 others players for the first place in TFL with 16, a stat he always had trouble with in the past, and Sunigh also got 14 sacks. All theses stats (tackles, TFL, and sacks) is a personnal best for Sim. He is the pillar of the defense. On the team side, Orange County pretty much finished where everybody though they would be. They finished 5th in the ASFC with a record of 6-10. They should start to be a top team at some points, with all the rookies becoming good. It need to happen sooner than later, because Sim is at the peak of his career.
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Seventh season for Sunigh, and probably the last one were he's at his peak. After that age will gradually start to change his abilities for the worst. He didnt do too bad this season, but he was still expecting more from the peak performance he was expecting, and probably one of his last chance to go to the probowl. He ended the season with 111 tackles, so an average of 6.94 per games. Not bad, but far from his personnal best that het got last season at 144.
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He also got 10 TFL, and 14 sacks to tie his personal best. Next season will probably be his last chance to have an amazing season, and a chance to make the all-star pro team. After that, Stark will take LB1 from him. OCO ended at 8-8, but next season should be great for them, they have the highest TPE offense, and the sexond highest defence. Sim really wants to win a cup before retiring.
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==Achievements and records==
 
==Achievements and records==
 
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Revision as of 23:18, 26 January 2024

Sim Sunigh
Image of Sim Sunigh
No. 56 – Orange County Otters
Position:Linebacker
Personal information
Born: (2030-11-04)November 4, 2030 (aged 35)
Trondheim, Norway
Height:6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)
Weight:240 lb (109 kg)
Username:Simmiz
Career information
College:Penn State University
Career history
Roster status:Active
Player stats at ISFL.net

Sim Sunigh (born November 4, 2030) is an American football linebacker for the Orange County Otters of the International Simulation Football League (ISFL).

Early years

"Sim Sunigh was born in Trondheim, Norway. This country is well known for their abundance of winter sports. Before highschool, Sunigh has done a lot of hockey and skiing in the beautiful mountains of Norway. His true passion has arise when he started highschool, being already tall for his age, The coaches of the local football team approach him to be a part of the Trondheim Huskies. It did not take long for Sunigh to be good in this new sport, at his first year, he was already better than a lot of players who were 3-4 years older than him. At his last year, he broke all records of his highschool as a linebacker, most sacks with 52, most tackles with 188, and so on, and all of that in only 11 seasons games. At this point it was clear that he was a natural in american football, and decided to start his college study in America, to play football among the best in the world. "

College career

"In college, Sim signed a contract with Penn State University (PSU). he started a major in Security and riks analysis. His first year in college was a good one, he got some play time on special units, and was on the field for 40% of the snaps. He finished the season with 64 tackles, 7 sacks, and 1 interception, and he was also one of the nominees for rookie of the year, but didn't win. His second year was a big step up, 2 of the olders LB had finished their colleges, and Sunigh took this opportunity to be one of the starters. That year he was on the field for 90% of snaps, and was named defensive player of the year, with an astonishing 185 tackles, 28 sacks, and 3 interceptions. His last college year has finished abruptly, in the second match of the season, Sim broke his coccyx after a tackle, and didnt play for the rest of the year, because of the surgery. 

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College career statistics

Career statistics Defense
Season Team Games Tck TFL FF/FR Sck Int PD Sfty TD Blk P/XP/FG
2051 (S36) ISFL 14 64 8 2/2 7 1 16 0 0 0/0/0
2052 (S37) ISFL 14 185 30 5/1 28 3 31 0 0 0/0/0

Professional career

DSFL career

2053

Sim Sunigh was the first player to be claimed off waivers by Kansas City in S38. KCC took a big risk with this claim, because Sunigh had not play competitive football for almost a complete year. He played with 2 of the best LB of the league, Caleb Hayden, and Brian Duke. The doubt were quickly dissiped with the consistent good performance from Sim at the start of the season. What a first season it was for KCC, after being last for S37 with a record of 4-10, they came back pretty strong in S38 with a great draft, and an almost perfect standing of 13-1-0. In the playoff, They continued on their path of sucess, first they beat Minnesota 34-24 in the NFC championship, Sunigh was one the best on defense with 2 FF and 1 FE. Finally they won The Ultimini against Norfolk 17-3 to close off that amazing season. Sim Sunigh got a pretty amazing first season, and will be available for the S39 ISFL Draft.

ISFL Career

2054

Sim Sunigh was drafted 3rd overall by the Orange County Otters in the S39 ISFL draft. Everyone were surprised by that pick, Sim included, A lot of experts were putting Sunigh to go late in 1st round, or 2n round. He was already pumped to get drafted, but 3rd overall... It was a dream come true. OCO decided to call up Sunigh right away, and made him a core piece of their defense rebuild. He did pretty good for his first season, getting pretty close to 6 tackles per game, and had the chance to be on the field with Bender Rodriguez one of the best LB in OCO History. The only downside of his first season is that he have some trouble getting pass that OL, he only have 1 sack, and 1 TFL, but Im confident that with time, he will be better at it. With each game, he gained in confidence and intelligence, and you can already tell, that if he stay healthy, he will be a monster on the field.

2055

For his 2nd season in the ISFL, Sim Sunigh did pretty well, with an average of 6,31 tackles per game, that put Sunigh at 101 tackles for this season, 7 mores than last year. His overall play on the line of scrimmage was better, as expected, he finished the season with 8 TFL, and 3 sacks. I think he has the potential to go double digits in those stats next year by replacing Rodriguez who just announce his retreat. Sim also got his first experience in the playoff, and against Austin in wildcards, he had the best game of his young career with 10 tackles, 2 FF, 2 FR, and 1 defensive TD. He,s defensive play turn the game around and have propulsed the Otters to the conference final where they would eventually lose to Arizona. In 2 or 3 seasons, Sunigh will be without a doubt one of the best LB in the league.

2056

Third season in the big league, Sim Sunigh is now the veteran LB of OCO. Unfortunatly, he didnt have the impact and performance that some people thought he would have by being the first LB. Again he had a lot of problem with consistency, Some games clocking at 10 plus tackles, and sometime only managing 2 or 3. Sunigh finished the season with 105 tackles, so 6.56 tackles per game, a bit better than last season, but everyone hope that he will be at least at 7 per game next season. OCO did pretty great again this season, and because of that, Sim got his second experience in ISFL Playoff. He did good with 8 tackles in this game, but unfortunately, his team felt short, and lost to Arizone 34-26. OCO now have a lot of tools to be one of the best team of the league, and Sunigh will hopefully take the place that he now need to get, as one of the best LB in the league.

2057

Fourth season in the ISFL for Sim Sunigh, and it was without a doubt the best season of his career. He was the best defensively on his team, and was almost the best hitter of S42, but he finished second right behind Bruce Buckley Jr. He put 131 tackles this season, 26 mores tackles than his personal best that he made last season, finishing at 8.19 tackles per games. He also scored his second touchdown of his career on an interception return. Now, everyone hope that Sim will continue on this path of greatness, and become their defensive pillar for years to come, but it will all depend on the consistency of Sim, who has still not proved yet he can be. The team performance was the complete opposite of Sim performance like last season, but this time it was reversed, OCO underperformed and were pretty bad this season, finishing with a record of 5-11.

2058

Fifth season in the ISFL, After an amazing S42, and his leadership in the locker room, OCO decided to put Sunigh as the defensive captain, what a great honor. Sim put up a good season, but he was not as dominant as the his fourth one. After 5 seasons, he finally got the first safety of his career. This time, Sunigh finished 8th in the league for tackle with 120 tackles, 12 less than his best last season, and 4 less than Stark on his team with 124, that's an average of 7.5 tackles per games. Two stats were better this season, he got 13 sacks, and only missed 6 tackles. Sim seems more confident when blitzing, and he's also better at securing tackles. Normally the two next seasons, should be his best ones, He will be at the peaks physically and mentally, and should be on top of his game. OCO did slightly better, with a record of 7-9. They should start getting better with all their new asset.

2059

Sixth season in the ISFL, Sim got chosen to be the defensive captain again, and was very happy to accept this honor again. Sunigh is now at the peak of his career, and his stats can show it. He finished second in the ISFL for tackles with 144, only 1 less tackle than the leader De Ville, That's an average of 9 tackles per game. He has also tie with 2 others players for the first place in TFL with 16, a stat he always had trouble with in the past, and Sunigh also got 14 sacks. All theses stats (tackles, TFL, and sacks) is a personnal best for Sim. He is the pillar of the defense. On the team side, Orange County pretty much finished where everybody though they would be. They finished 5th in the ASFC with a record of 6-10. They should start to be a top team at some points, with all the rookies becoming good. It need to happen sooner than later, because Sim is at the peak of his career.

2060

Seventh season for Sunigh, and probably the last one were he's at his peak. After that age will gradually start to change his abilities for the worst. He didnt do too bad this season, but he was still expecting more from the peak performance he was expecting, and probably one of his last chance to go to the probowl. He ended the season with 111 tackles, so an average of 6.94 per games. Not bad, but far from his personnal best that het got last season at 144. He also got 10 TFL, and 14 sacks to tie his personal best. Next season will probably be his last chance to have an amazing season, and a chance to make the all-star pro team. After that, Stark will take LB1 from him. OCO ended at 8-8, but next season should be great for them, they have the highest TPE offense, and the sexond highest defence. Sim really wants to win a cup before retiring.

Pre-draft measurables
Ht Wt 40‑yd dash 20‑ss 3‑cone Vert jump Broad BP Wonderlic
6 ft 3 in
(1.91 m) 		240 lb
(109 kg) 		4.62 s 4.24 s 7.1 s 33.5 in
(0.85 m) 		7 ft 0.7 in
(2.15 m) 		24 reps 26

Professional career statistics

Career statistics Defense
Season Team Games Tck TFL FF/FR Sck Int PD Sfty TD Blk P/XP/FG
2053 (S38) Coyotes 14 70 1 2/3 2 1 8 0 1 0/0/0
2054 (S39) Otters 16 94 1 0/2 1 2 8 0 0 0/0/0
2055 (S40) Otters 16 101 8 1/1 3 0 9 0 0 0/0/0
2056 (S41) Otters 16 105 8 3/1 5 1 2 0 1 0/0/0
2057 (S42) Otters 16 131 9 6/2 12 1 6 0 1 0/0/0
2058 (S43) Otters 16 120 7 2/3 13 2 6 1 0 0/0/0
2059 (S44) Otters 16 144 16 4/0 14 0 4 0 0 0/0/0


2060 (S45) Otters 16 111 10 3/0 14 0 8 0 0 0/0/0

Achievements and records

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