London Royals

London Royals
Current season
Established 2036 First season: 2036 Play in and headquartered in Royal Wembley Stadium London, England
Logo
League/conference affiliations
DSFL (2036–present) DSFL North (2036 (S21)–present)
Current uniform
275px
Team colors	Gold, Black, White
Mascot	Royal Lion
Personnel
General manager	DeadlyPlayer modern_duke
Team history
London Royals (2036–present)
Championships
League championships (0)
Conference championships (0)
Division championships (0)
Home fields
Royal Wembley Stadium (2036–present)

The London Royals professional American football franchise based in London, England. The Royals currently compete in the Developmental Simulation Football League (DSFL) as a member club of the league's North Football Conference (NFC) which currently only has one division. The franchise was established in 2036 (S21) by DeadlyPlayer.

History of the London Royals

The franchise was originally founded in 2036 (S21) season by general managers, DeadlyPlayer and modern_duke as the London Royals. The Royals were part of a two team expansion along with Dallas Birddogs into the DSFL increasing the number of teams from 6 to 8.

2036 Season

The expansion teams were not given an expansion draft, but instead were given either the first or second pick of each round, trading the top pick of each round with Dallas. The Royals started the season off with a bang, winning their first game vs. the Dallas Birddogs 34-7. However, they quickly lost this momentum, dropping their next four games and falling to the bottom of the division. The Royals would struggle for much of the season, winning back-to-back games just once, vs. Tijuana Luchadores and @ Norfolk Seawolves, in weeks 9 and 10 respectively. They would end up losing their final game of the season @ Portland Pythons 24-7 to finish the season at 5W, 9L, last in the SFC.

   The inaugural Royals season featured a very run-heavy offense, showcasing Running Back Acura Skyline, who ran the ball 349 times for 1761 yards and 10 touchdowns. These numbers were the best on the team, A. Skyline had more yards than even his quarterback, Colby Jack, who threw the ball 343 times for 1661 yards and 6 touchdowns with a completion percentage of 49%. C. Jack's main target through the air was Sue Cash Jr., who had 652 receiving yards and two touchdowns on 52 receptions.

Season-by-season records

Main article: List of London Royals seasons

Season	Regular Season Record				Post Season Record
	W	L	T	PCT	W	L
2036	5	9	0	.357	0	0
Total	5	9	0	.357	0	0

Players of note

Current roster

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Current staff

London Royals staff
	Front Office President – King Charles III Director of Player Personnel – Boris Johnson General Manager - David Brent Assistant to the General Manager - Gareth Keenan Head Coaches Head Coach – Sherlock Holmes Assistant Head Coach - Paul McCartney Offensive Coaches Offensive Coordinator – Arthur Pendragon Quarterbacks - Big Ben Running Backs – Jay Ajayi Wide Receivers – Lewis Hamilton Tight Ends – Anthony Gates Offensive Line – Jimmy Carr			Defensive Coaches Defensive Coordinator – Osi Umenyiora Defensive Line – Mike Franchet Linebackers – Pound Sterling Cornerbacks – Tony Adams Safeties – Martin Temple Special Teams Coaches Special Teams Coordinator – Bobby Charlton Placekicking coach - David Beckham Strength and Conditioning Head Strength and Conditioning – Eddie Hall
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General Managers

GM	Co-GM	Tenure	Regular Season Record			Post Season Record
			W	L	T	W	L
DeadlyPlayer	modern_duke	2036 (S21)	5	9	0	0	0