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  • This is the list of [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL) players who are ranked in the top 10 of career [[wp:Reception (gridiron football)|r |[[Minnesota Grey Ducks|San Antonio Marshals]] ([[2025 DSFL season|2025]]&ndash;[[2028 DSFL season|2028]])<br>
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  • ...tate Running Back and Corner Back honors as he was one of the best two-way players in the state of Washington. Vander Jones would eventually get picked up by the San Antonio Marshall's and go on to have a fantastic two year run with the Marshall's.
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  • * [[San Antonio Marshals]] ({{dsfly|6}}-{{dsfly|7}}) [[Category:National Simulation Football League players]]
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  • * [[San Antonio Marshals]] ({{dsfly|8}}) ...le game, and for most touchdowns in a game and season as well. He led the Marshals to an 11-3 record and led the league in passer rating while also taking the
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  • * [[San Antonio Marshals]] ({{dsfly|18}} Austin McCormick relocated to New Orleans from San Antonio in a transition he calls "pretty seamless, if you don't mind it being humid
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  • ...versity of Massachusetts (UMass) before being drafted by the [[San Antonio Marshals]] in the {{dsfly|17|draft-full}} and the Yellowknife Wraiths in the {{nsfly ...to be the steal of the draft, wondering how he could have fallen into San Antonio's laps after so many other running backs and receivers were taken. Hanyadi
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  • ...officially become the first Liberty player. The Liberty then selected 11 players during the expansion draft on July 11, 2017, only one of whom is still curr ...win over the San Jose Sabercats. With the bulk of the team being Season 2 players, a sizable improvement was expected in Season 3 for the Liberty. Additional
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  • ...He also struggled with the new pace of the game; bigger, stronger opposing players meant Ashley could no longer truck people when taking a handoff out of the ...ers drafted first overall in both the NSFL and DSFL draft (the San Antonio Marshals drafted him first overall as well). After joining Austin, Ashley Owens sign
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  • ...er came and will now conquer. Just recently drafted for DSFL's San Antonio Marshals for the playoffs, where he will try to put up some numbers to attract NSFL ...ince childhood, and stands out every game when he put bigger and strongers players to the ground like little girls. ""It's all about the tecnique!"" - J-Lo sa
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  • ...r his teams. He learned to read the movement of both the ball and opposing players at the same time. He learned to be aggressive with his body to deflect and ...both sides of the ball. Now he was being overshadowed by older and better players. The coaching staff a BSU decided to redshirt Walt his first year and durin
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  • ...ler Catcherman (deceased), a former NSFL Wide Reciever for the San Antonio Marshals and Yellowknife Wraiths. Sackerman grew up in a household where there was a [[Category:National Simulation Football League players]]
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  • ...kansas (Arkansas) and played quarterback in the DSFL for the [[San Antonio Marshals]]. Playing his entire nine season professional career with the [[Yellowknif Cooter Bigsby was selected on waivers by the [[San Antonio Marshals]] for their 13th season. He was a backup to their star quarterback Zenyou W
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  • ...ted with the 15th and 18th picks respectively. In Brown's rookie year, the Marshals finished 11-3, tying the franchise record for most wins in a season. Brown ...d, Brown announced that he would be moving up to the Liberty, thanking the Marshals organization and their fans.
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  • ...ers for the {{nsfly|14|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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  • ...e football for [[Auburn University]] and in the DSFL for the [[San Antonio Marshals]]. Also previously played for the [[Colorado Yeti]] and the [[Orange County ...ing one year playing tight end in the DSFL on the infamous S17 San Antonio Marshals team, Ocewilder was drafted by the Colorado Yeti, as a defensive end, in th
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  • * [[San Antonio Marshals]] {{nsfly|6}} ...to claim him thanks to the draft waivers order was [[San Antonio Marshals|Marshals]]. They went on a title run, also with big contributions from their newly a
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  • ...fly|19|draft-full}}. Prior to this, he had been drafted by the San Antonio Marshals in the {{dsfly|18|draft-full}}. [[Category:National Simulation Football League players]]
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  • | first_season = [[2018 San Antonio Marshals season|2018]] * San Antonio Marshals ({{dsfly|3|nolink}}–{{dsfly|18|nolink}})
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  • ...advanced to the Ultimini Championship, knocking off a dominant San Antonio Marshals team in the semi-final. In the Ultimini versus the Portland Pythons, Irving [[Category:Tijuana Luchadores players]]
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  • ...r the University of Nebraska, and played one season with the [[San Antonio Marshals]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]]. Bode played for the Many of the players from the Nebraska offense left the school after Bode's senior year. Severa
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