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• Chicago Blues
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• Chicago Blues
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• List of DSFL annual passing yards leaders
  |[[Chicago Blues]] ([[2044 DSFL season|2044]])
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• List of DSFL annual punt return yards leaders
  |[[Chicago Blues]] ([[2019 DSFL season|2019]])
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• List of DSFL career passing yards leaders
  |[[Chicago Blues]] ([[2018 DSFL season|2018]]&ndash;[[2019 DSFL season|2019]])<br>[[Kansas C
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• List of DSFL career passing touchdowns leaders
  |[[Chicago Blues]] ([[2018 DSFL season|2018]]&ndash;[[2019 DSFL season|2019]])<br>[[Kansas C
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• List of DSFL career field goals made leaders
  |[[Chicago Blues]] ([[2018 DSFL season|2018]]&ndash;[[2019 DSFL season|2019]])<br>[[Portland
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• List of SFC Championship winners
  ...s (won twice as the [[Palm Beach Solar Bears]] and a loss as the [[Chicago Blues]]) and the [[San Antonio Marshals]] (3–9) had three SFC Championship wins ! style="background:#ffcccc;"|[[Chicago Blues]]<br><small>(1, 0–1)</small>
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• Tegan Atwell
  * [[Chicago Blues]] ({{dsfly|4}}) ...sfly|5|draft-full}}. Prior to this, she had been selected by the [[Chicago Blues]] in the {{dsfly|4|draft-full}}.
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• Sandbox:TeamColorView
  <!-- Chicago Blues --> | rowspan="3" | Chicago Blues
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• List of DSFL seasons
  | 6 || 14 || [[Chicago Blues]] || [[San Antonio Marshals]] || [[2018–19 DSFL playoffs|2018–19]] || [
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• Bondi Beach Buccaneers
  * Chicago Blues (2018–2019) ...has one division. The franchise was originally established as the "Chicago Blues" in {{dsfly|3}} by [[User:jiggly_333|jiggly_333]] and it would go through s
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• Scott Junior
  ...being a journeyman to whichever team needed him. His mother, Miya, was a blues musician. She retired from music until he was about 5 and could start to le
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• History of the Kansas City Coyotes
  ...ty won over the Luchadores, and in week four they were victorious over the Blues.
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• List of Ultimini Bowl champions
  | style="background:#ffcccc;" align=left| [[Chicago Blues]] / [[Palm Beach Solar Bears]] / [[Bondi Beach Buccaneers|Myrtle Beach / Bo
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• Carissa Van Campen
  Carissa successfully shook off the blues that had plagued her in the past season, and managed to rack up almost 80 t
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• Portland Pythons
  ...ere rocky. First playing in the West division with the [[Seawolves]] and [[Blues]], the Pythons lost their first two games before their first ever franchise ...two wins in a row before being blown out on the road against the [[Chicago Blues]], 33-3. However, the Pythons would right the ship and finish the regular s
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• Norfolk Seawolves
  ...8 record, and managed a ten point win over the conference leader [[Chicago Blues]] (Now known as the [[Myrtle Beach Buccaneers]]) in their first ever playof
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• Tijuana Luchadores
  ...s. The Luchadores moved to a different division, the West, and the Chicago Blues became a whole new team, the Palm Beach Solar Bears, a team the Luchadores
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• Minnesota Grey Ducks
  ...[[Portland Pythons]], [[Bondi Beach Buccaneers]] (originally the [[Chicago Blues]]), [[Norfolk Seawolves]], [[Kansas City Coyotes]], and the [[Tijuana Lucha
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