Larry Longshot

Larry Longshot

Draftee- Larry Longshot
No. 77 – Orange County Otters
Position:	Defensive End
Personal information
Born:	(2013-30-11)June 11, 2013 (aged 47) Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, U.S.
Height:	6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)
Weight:	280 lb (127 kg)
Career information
High school:	Cape Henlopen High School
College:	University of Delaware
ISFL Draft:	4051  / Round: {{{draftround}}}
DSFL Draft:	Season 20 / Round: 3 / Pick: 34
Career history
Orange County Otters (2016 (S))
Roster status:	Active

Larry Longshot (born June 11, 2015) is an American football defensive end for the Orange County Otters of the National Simulation Football League (NSFL). He played college football for University of Delaware (UD) before going undrafted in the 2036 ISFL Draft (S21).

Early years

"Longshot was born in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware and attended Cape Henlopen High School. His parents, Loretta and Max Longshot were very supportive of their sons decision of where he wanted to go to college. They both were alumni of UD and pushed their son to attend there. Longshot completely dominated in high school where he towered over every offensive lineman that lined up against him and scared everyone he came up against. He was used as a fullback and dominated there as much as he did on the defensive side of things. It was a pretty simple strategy to Cape's success plan, feed Larry Longshot the ball. Despite his size and dominance, he wasn't able to carry his team to a state championship but was able to push his team as far as they have ever came before and made it to state semifinals his senior year. Lonshot took every offseason serious and was in the gym six days a week, giving only one day a week to give his body some rest after many grusome training sessions. Longshot graduated from Cape Henlopen High School and ended up choosing to attend The University of Delaware."

College career

"As a true freshman in 2031, Longshot took every opportunity he got and did the best with it. He started earning a few downs here and there, until eventually he was playing 10-15 snaps a game. His rookie campaign was just the start of his successful career as a Blue Hen. During his sophomore campaign, Longshot took over the starting position over a senior and it all started from there. During his sophomore campaign, Longshot tallied 20 sacks and lead not only his team, but the conference in sacks. He wold help his team make the conference playoffs for the first time in five years, but they would fall short of the final goal of winning it all. Longshot would go on to recording the most sacks in a single season his Junior year and would eventually break the career record in sacks for UD. His senior year, he would just add to the record-breaking total of sacks and would really set his name into the University of Delaware's history books. He was never able to carry his team to a ring, but his career will never be forgotten. He was named to First team All-American his senior year and would then declare for the draft after his senior campaign."

College career statistics

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Professional career

"During Longshot's one year in the DSFL, he brought the attention to many NSFL scouts. Being a part of the Myrtle Beach Buccaneers helped him improve as a player in many scenarios. He got stronger, faster, and was able to gain some knowledge from the coaches and from being on the field and playing. All of this experience so far has been a learning experience as the main goal is to dominate in the NSFL. With learning from two great general Managers, Longshot listened very carefully in every training session for any tips and tricks that could be learned. Throughout the season, Longshot put up a respectable amount of stats. He recorded 4 sacks, 14 tackles for losses and 37 total tackles at the Defensive End position. Longshot certainly would've liked to add DSFL champion to that, but you cannot win them all. His goal was to get to the quarterback as frequently as he could and that worked out for the most part with one of the strongest defenses in the league in Myrtle Beach. Longshot did not earn any awards for the season but sure did make a name for himself ith his respectable performances. Leading up the the Season 21 NSFL draft, Longshot played in the championship game, but fell just short of the trophy and resorted to hitting the gym and just getting ahead of the competition. He wanted to give the scouts something to look at as he headed to draft day. Longshot was eventually drafted by the Orange County Otters in the 3rd round, 26th overall.

Professional career statistics

Season			Tackling				Turnovers
Year	Team	G	Tck	TFL	Sck	Sfty	Int	FF	FR	PD
2035	Myrtle Beach Buccaneers	14	37	14	4	0	0	0	0	0
Career		14	37	14	4	0	0	0	0	0

Playoff career statistics

Season			Tackling				Turnovers
Year	Team	G	Tck	TFL	Sck	Sfty	Int	FF	FR	PD
2035	Myrtle Beach Buccaneers	2	3	1	1	0	0	0	0	0
Career		2	3	1	1	0	0	0	0	0

Achievements and records

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