Brad Woof

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Brad Woof
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No. 6 – Honolulu Hahalua
Position:Wide Receiver
Personal information
Born: (2039-11-11)November 11, 2039 (aged 26)
Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
Height:2 ft 1 in (0.64 m)
Weight:76 lb (34 kg)
Username:Brad Woof
Career information
High school:Malden High School
College:Berklee College of Music
ISFL Draft:2062  / Round: 1 / Pick: 1
DSFL Draft:2061  / Round: 1 / Pick: 5
Career history
Roster status:Active

Brad Woof (born November 11, 2039) is an American football wide receiver for the Honolulu Hahalua of the ISFL. He played college football for Berklee College of Music (BCM) before being drafted 5th overall by the Portland Pythons in the 2061 DSFL Draft (S46) and 1st overall by the Honolulu Hahalua in the 2062 ISFL Draft (S47).

Early years

Brad was born on November 11th, 2038 in Boston, Massachusetts to musicians Angus and Dorothy Woof. From a young age, Brad's parents instilled in him a love of music and he was classically trained in several instruments including guitar, piano, and saxophone. In high school, Brad played for the Malden High School Golden Tornados and led the school's marching band. Under his leadership, the band won the 2056 Griffin Garfield Award for Fastest Marching Band in America. Brad's high school football career was largely unremarkable, as his team never finished with a winning record. In his junior year, he set the Malden High School single season receiving yards record with 1111 yards on 71 receptions. Despite his speed and skill, Brad decided to focus on music instead of football when choosing a college. He was accepted to the illustrious Berklee College of Music for the fall of 2056, with a major of High-Intensity Speed Jazz.

College career

Brad chose the Berklee College of Music to focus on his musical skills, but he still felt the pull to football. In his sophomore year, Brad started the Berklee Jazz Cats Football Club and joined the Greater Boston Club Football league in order to play against local schools and their own club football programs. Through his final three years at Berklee, Woof's Jazz Cats never lost a single game. In 2060, The Jazz Cats' stellar performance was noted by local news outlets and local sports programs, resulting in a charity event hosted by Boston College in which the Jazz Cats were invited to play against the BC Eagles, who had just finished their season with a record of 7-1. In shocking fashion, the Jazz Cats blew out the Eagles with a score of 35-9 behind Brad Woof's 9 receptions for 194 yards and 4 touchdowns. This game got Woof some local and national popularity and resulted in an invitation to the Season 46 DSFL Draft.

College career statistics

Career statistics Receiving
Season Team Games Rec Yards Avg Lg TD
2058 BCM 10 77 1234 16 69 12
2059 BCM 10 69 1155 16.7 54 15
2060 BCM 10 80 1309 16.3 71 15

Professional career

DSFL

2061 Season (S46)

Woof was drafted by the Portland Pythons with the 5th overall pick in the 2061 DSFL Draft (S46). He took the field immediately as the WR1 for the Pythons, leading a WR corps comprised of fellow S46 rookies Jonathan Irons and Ricky Ray. The offensive outlook was very positive for Portland.

Woof and returning QB Billy Van Goff quickly developed a rapport and Van Goff looked his way early and often. This resulted in Woof briefly leading the league in receptions, and by the end of the year he would finish second, behind only Tijuana WR Pitter Patter. Unfortunately this would be the main highlight of Woof's only year in the DSFL, as the Pythons were largely unable to sustain any scoring offense. Marred by a subpar run game and too many holes on defense, the very young Portland team could not keep up with the rest of the league and finished the season 3-11. Despite this, Woof generated some amount of interest for ISFL GMs and was considered a first round prospect for the 2062 ISFL Draft (S47). He would end up being selected first overall by the Honolulu Hahalua.

Pre-draft measurables
Ht Wt 40‑yd dash 20‑ss 3‑cone Vert jump Broad BP Wonderlic
2 ft 1 in
(0.64 m) 		76 lb
(34 kg) 		4.32 s 3.98 s 7.09 s 31.0 in
(0.79 m) 		10 ft 9.2 in
(3.28 m) 		15 reps 12
2062 ISFL scouting combine (S47)

ISFL

2062 Season (S47)

After Honolulu's 2061 tank season, the first overall selection Woof joined the Hahalua as WR3 behind veteran Speedy Gizmo and draft trade acquisition Forozka Duanei. Gizmo announced that S47 would be his last and Duanei was considered a short term rental, so 2062 looked to be a development year for Woof before ascending to the number one spot. Honolulu started the season 0-7, but were clearly still showing promise by keeping most games quite close. Woof slowly became the team's leading receiver after jockeying in catches/yards with veterans Gizmo and RB Stetson David. A pair of wins in the middle of the season where Woof put up 82 and 126 yards sealed the deal. A midseason trade sent Gizmo away and Honolulu picked up WR A Waffle, but in the shakeup Woof still remained the team's WR3. Even so, it was a successful rookie outing for the first overall pick, even if he did just barely miss the 1000 yard mark. Woof would finish with 89 catches for 950 yards and 6 touchdowns, good enough to be selected to the S47 All-Rookie Team.

2063 Season (S48)

Woof's sophomore season wasn't flashy, however it was still able to highlight his progress in his training. Honolulu used 2063 as another stepping-stone, testing season, and with the addition of pass-catchers like TE Tyler Higbee II, WR Reggie Battle, and FB Worsethan Blaze, there were more mouths to feed in this experimental offense. As would be expected, Woof wasn't able to eclipse his rookie season volume, but thanks to a couple of explosive games he still got close. Honolulu would finish with a 6-10 record and Woof ended the season with 64 catches for 895 yards and 10 TDs. Both the team and Woof were excited for the next season, as he was able to up his average to 14 ypc from the previous season's 10.7, and he was only 55 yards off from his previous total with 25 fewer catches. After the season, Woof was selected to represent the Northeast US in the 2063 World Football Championship tournament.

2064 Season (S49)

Woof's first winning season eluded him still, as the Hahalua finished 6-10 yet again in 2064. The team's (and Woof's) big expectations for the season were put in check immediately by a four-game losing streak they struggled to dig themselves out of. Ironically it would end up being Woof's most prolific season statistically, with the young WR finishing the year with his first 1000-yard season primarily thanks to a huge 4/160/1 game down the stretch. Consistency seems to be the missing element of this Honolulu offense, Woof included, and the bright spots toward the end of the season seemed to indicate they were headed in the right direction.

Career Statistics

DSFL Regular Season

Career Receiving Kick Returns Punt Returns
Season Team Games Rec Yards Avg Lg TD KR KR Yds KR Avg KR Lg KR TD PR PR Yds PR Avg PR Lg PR TD
2061 (S46) POR 14 90 1184 13.2 51 4 30 589 19.6 32 0 2 13 6.5 7 0

ISFL Regular Season

Career Receiving Kick Returns Punt Returns
Season Team Games Rec Yards Avg Lg TD KR KR Yds KR Avg KR Lg KR TD PR PR Yds PR Avg PR Lg PR TD
2062 (S47) HON 16 89 950 10.7 74 6 19 440 23.2 35 0 0 0 0 0 0
2063 (S48) HON 16 64 895 14.0 84 10 22 471 21.4 36 0 0 0 0 0 0
2064 (S49) HON 16 84 1030 12.3 91 5 25 584 23.4 38 0 0 0 0 0 0

WFC

Career Receiving Kick Returns Punt Returns
Season Team Games Rec Yards Avg Lg TD KR KR Yds KR Avg KR Lg KR TD PR PR Yds PR Avg PR Lg PR TD
2063 (S48) NE 14 50 851 17 75 8 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

Achievements and records

Awards

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