George O'Donnell

George O'Donnell

No. 58 – Portland Pythons
Position:	Quarterback
Personal information
Born:	(2013-05-08)May 08, 2013 (aged 48) Cambridge, England
Height:	6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)
Weight:	210 lb (95 kg)
Career information
High school:	Cambridge
College:	Harvard University
Career history
Roster status:	Active

George O'Donnell (born May 08, 2013) is an English Quarterback for the Minnesota Grey Ducks of the Development Simulation Football League (DSFL). He played college football for Harvard University before entering the Development Simulation Football league (DSFL). He is currently heading into the 2034 DSFL Draft.

Early Years

George O'Donnell was born in Cambridge England and immigrated to the United States when he was 18 years old. His father is a business man for a car dealership and his mother was a pornstar. George O'Donnell grew up in a country very popular for football, European Football. He did not find himself a fan of the English Premier League. The NSFL hosted a game in London between the Baltimore Hawks and Yellowknife Wraith and Geroge O'Donnell went to the game and loved it. He found himself being an american football player with size and skill. George O'Donnell was fortunate enough to be very smart and focus on trying to find a perfect pathway for himself and his career.

College Career

George O'Donnell entered the University of Harvard for a business program and hopefully find himself a football career. He spent 3 years in Harvard for a Business degree and at the same time, playing for the Harvard Crimson as their Quarterback. His father was a businessman and decided to go for the same program his father did. Maths is George O'Donnell's advantage and he was top in the class for his academic mathematics.

He spent one year as the starting quarterback and was one of the best in NCAA. The team was not very good and failed to win a championship but George O'Donnell carried the team to wins and deep into the playoffs in very high offensive games. George O'Donell was the best quarterback in the Division and the best player to not have any team success. The team was actually pretty trash and one of the worst in the division but George just had to carry them offensively. The defense was very good but the offense had no running back or recievers so it was pretty much the quarterback who had to do it all on his own. Even though he only played for one year.

College career statistics

Career statistics			Passing								Rushing
Season	Team	Games	Cmp	Att	Pct	Yds	Y/A	TD	Int	Rtg	Att	Yds	Avg	TD
2033	HU	8	234	321	72.9%	3210	13.71	31	5	130.1	28	45	1.61	2

DSFL Career

George O'Donnell has decided to enter the S20 DSFL Draft and hope for a good team to pick him up. There are a lot of quarterbacks in the minor league and he hopes to become the best ouf of them all. George O'Donnell was picked up on waivers by Minnesota to get a chance to see what it is like to be in the DSFL before entering the draft. George O'Donnell entered the S20 DSFL Draft as one of the best Quarterbacks in the draft class. He went on to go 3rd overall to the Portland Pythons. George and Cal exchanged words during the Draft Media day hoping for a rivalry but turned out to just be a friendship between the two.

George O'Donnell being the key player for the Portland Pythons as a rookie was very confident in his playstyle and accomplishments. Unfortunately, he did not have any support from his offensive line and did not have any time to make creative plays and instead, received a ton of sacks and incompleted passes. The Portland management was also in question during the season and George O'Donnell did not have have the focus on his game he used to have. After a disappointing rookie season George O'Donnell, George was very eager to become the best in the minors and worked very hard on his speed and mentality to decision make very quickly. S21 season hits and with new management and improved roster of linemen and receivers, George O'Donnell was very confident in having a good season and bringing the Portland Pythons back into the playoffs as former QB Jay Cue did. George O'Donnell had a pretty good season as he was one of the best passers in the league with 11 touchdowns and more than 2000 yards of passing which is a massive improvement. George O'Donnell had an improved season as he brought his team back into the playoffs with an 8-6 record. The Pythons lost in the first series to the Coyotes in a blowout.

George O'Donnell entered another season in the DSFL and he is uncertain whether it will be his final season or not. But he did have an itch that it may be his final season as Arizona has no use in O'Donnell and other teams in the NSFL were in need of a quarterback. George O'Donnell is better than he has ever been and he knew it would be his biggest season. Playoffs was a bit questionable for him because the Portland Pythons were very young. The Pythons had a rough start to the season 2 losses but then came back with 2 wins but the season remained inconsistent. As the season went on, George O'Donnell was notified that he was going to be traded to the Chicago Butchers who needed a quarterback. He was traded for a 3rd round pick. George O'Donnell was then told by GM Bayley that he was going to be called up next season and that is when he knew it was officially going to be his last season with the pythons. George O'Donnell wanted to make this season a successful season and that means by making the playoffs. The inexperience by the roster was a problem for the Pythons and later on did not finish the season strong and have missed the playoffs by one game. It was a disappointing season for the Pythons and George O'Donnell. As he gets called up, he put up numbers that were average but to be proud of as he was part of a young team and as the captain.

Career statistics			Passing							Rushing
Season	Team	Games	Cmp	Att	Pct	Yds	TD	Int	Rtg	Att	Yds	Avg	TD
2035 (S20)	POR	14	141	321	43.9%	1339	5	6	53.5	13	-1	-0.1	0
2036 (S21)	POR	14	199	373	53.4%	2104	11	16	62	12	78	6.5	0
2037 (S22)	POR	14	201	345	58.3%	1974	10	6	76.9	40	166	4.2	2

Professional career statistics

George O'Donnell entered the S21 NSFL Draft with a team not interested in a quarterback and George O'Donnell was disappointed as he was selected in the 5th round by the Arizona Outlaws.

George O'Donnell was traded to the Chicago Butchers for a 3rd round pick.

George O'Donnell after a very long minors career finally gets his chance to shine in the big leagues. After the trade to send him to Chicago, he knew his time was coming. He had expectations for himself but not for his rebuilding team who are the youngest group in the league who are not close to their peak. The Chicago Butchers were projected to have the worst record in the season which is normal for a rebuilding team. But George O'Donnell wanted to impress his management, fans and teammates to show that he is going to be a future star in this league. In his debut game, George O'Donnell did not have a game he wished he would have by going 22/44 with no touchdowns but he did not have any interceptions. He went on to have similar games during the season where he did not manage to have a number of touchdowns but his game was against NOLA where he had 100 ratings and going 17/29 with a touchdown and no interceptions. George O'Donnell ended the season by not being the worst quarterback in the league which is a huge plus. It was a start for hope with the team and O'Donnell has a big promise for himself to show his true power and at the end of the day, it was just a rookie season. He did not have many expectations and he did not have a big ego to know he would instantly be the best quarterback. Chicago finished 3-13 but it was not the worst outcome.

Career statistics			Passing								Rushing
Season	Team	Games	Comp	Att	Yards	Pct	Lg	TD	Int	Rating	Att	Yards	Avg	Lg	TD
2038 (S23)	Butchers	16	275	504	3083	54.6	58	10	12	69.7	37	118	3.2	21	0

Achievements and records

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