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• Dexton Kennedy
  ...corded 9 tackles, including a TFL, in a 23-16 loss against the Kansas City Coyotes. Kennedy would record 4 tackles, a sack, and a safety in his next game agai ...he Grey Ducks would drop their next two games, however, to the Kansas City Coyotes and the Tijuana Luchadores respectively. The Grey Ducks would rebound the f
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• Octavio Pérez
  * [[Chicago Butchers]] ({{isfly|40}}) ...tball]] [[wp:Wide Receiver|wide receiver]] for the [[Honolulu Hahalua]], [[Chicago Butchers]] and the [[Berlin Fire Salamanders]]. He played college football
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• Bruce Buckley
  ...trong in week 1 producing 3 pancakes in the 24-9 defeat of the Kansas City Coyotes on the road. It was also in this game where Buckley let in one of his two s ...Ultimini trophy when the Myrtle Beach Buccaneers defeated the Kansas City Coyotes 27-10.
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• Bageshwari Singh
  | college = [[wp:University of Chicago|University of Chicago]] ...] (ISFL). He played college football for the [[wp:Chicago Maroons football|Chicago Maroons]] for four seasons before being claimed off waivers by the [[Bondi
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• Season 44 ISFL Draft
  ...ers for the {{nsfly|44|full}}. In order to be eligible to enter the draft, players had to be at least three years removed from high school. The deadline for u ==Eligible players==
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• Creg Jerrith IV
  ...llege football for Rutgers (LVU) and in the [[DSFL]] for the [[Kansas City Coyotes]]. ...emakers so he always got the best basketball shoes. He was one of the best players in his town but his parents ended up moving to the United States. While he
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• Tyron Brackenridge
  ...an football|American football]] [[wp:Safety|safety]] for the [[Kansas City Coyotes]] of the [[National Simulation Football League]] (NSFL). He played college ...ts didn't jump off the page his ability to run a defense and to lead other players was evident. Within his senior season with the St. Matthew Tigers he posted
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• J.T. Kurbis
  * [[Kansas City Coyotes]] ({{dsfly|35}}-{{dsfly|36}}) ;Kansas City Coyotes
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• Michael Witheblock
  * [[Kansas City Coyotes]] {{dsfly|21}}-{{dsfly|22}} ...ience with watching many games and especially film of some of his favorite players.
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• Frank Dux
  * [[Chicago Butchers]] {{isfly|39}}-{{isfly|43}} ...eason, and finished second in the Heisman vote which is more than a lot of players can say. So what else is there to do other than try to win the Heisman and
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• Brock Phoenix
  ...City Coyotes. His first season in Kansas City was a good one, leading the Coyotes to the playoffs, but losing in the conference championship game. After the ...t started out great as Brock won the first start of his career against the Chicago Butchers. Feeling confident, they played hard against a strong conference f
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• Peter Patterson
  * [[Kansas City Coyotes]] ({{dsfly|24|s}} - {{dsfly|25|s}}) ...inally a [[wp:Cornerback|cornerback]] and kick/punt returner with both the Coyotes and Hawkeyes, he played 7 seasons at cornerback for the Sailfish before swa
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• Harrison Andrews
  * [[Chicago Butchers]] - {{nsfly|34}} ...linched a playoff spot by week 13, but ultimately lost the the Kansas City Coyotes in the Conference Championship, 14-13.
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• Matthew McDairmid
  * [[Kansas City Coyotes]] {{dsfly|21}} ...r to his rookie season in the ISFL, McDairmid played for the [[Kansas City Coyotes]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL).
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• Season 34 ISFL Draft
  ...ers for the {{nsfly|34|full}}. In order to be eligible to enter the draft, players had to be at least three years removed from high school. The deadline for u ==Eligible players==
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• Fred Edison
  ...umber 2, to the number 1 seed. Edison participated in the victory over the Coyotes in the conference championship, earning 6 tackles and an additional sack. H ...during the middle of the season. Edison was the first and one of the only players, to record a safety during the season making him stand out above the rest.
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• Season 42 ISFL Draft
  ...ers for the {{nsfly|42|full}}. In order to be eligible to enter the draft, players had to be at least three years removed from high school. The deadline for u ==Eligible players==
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• Chika Fujiwara
  * [[Kansas City Coyotes]] {{dsfly|20}} - {{dsfly|21}} ...ute of Technology (GT) and was selected twelfth overall by the Kansas City Coyotes in the {{isfly|20|d}} Draft. In the {{isfly|21|d}} Draft, she was selected
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• Eddie Jeeta
  ...vers Michael Witheblock and Tan Johnson, and resident TE Tree Gelbman, the Coyotes receiving core would be dubbed the Yeet Squad. ...ran for an impressive 81 yard kick return that setup an easy score for the Coyotes.
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• Shawn Dawkins
  | college = [[wp:University of Chicago|University of Chicago]] ...ion Football League Draft. He played college football at the University of Chicago before playing 2 seasons with the Portland Pythons in the Developmental Sim
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