Monday's March 3rd game on the picks form has New York Vs Cleveland it should be New York Vs Las Vegas.There isn't even a Cleveland team in Arena Football. BTW people are picking Cleveland
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Monday's March 3rd game on the picks form has New York Vs Cleveland it should be New York Vs Las Vegas.There isn't even a Cleveland team in Arena Football. BTW people are picking Cleveland
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Monday
New York (0-0) at Cleveland (0-0)
The AFL makes its debut in Cleveland and there is a lot of excitement about this Gladiators team that was awful when they played in Las Vegas a year ago. They made a great offseason move when they acquired veteran QB Raymond Philyaw from Kansas City and he gives them instant credibility and a good chance for early success. The Gladiators don’t have a lot of overall depth, especially on offense, and their offensive line must improve. Plus, the chemistry of their passing game may take some time to establish, but they should be pretty good on defense with a decent pass rush and an underrated secondary. New York struggled in 2007 and the Dragons were without their best player, QB Aaron Garcia, for 10 games. He is back in 2008, but he doesn’t have a lot of help on either side of the ball, but they have a trio of receivers who have a chance to be pretty good. However, they also have an offensive line that gave up 21 sacks a year ago. In this opener look for Philyaw to exploit the Dragons’ secondary with some big plays while Cleveland’s pass rush will harness Garcia. The Gladiators will win their opener and surprise a lot of people.
Monday
New York (0-0) at Cleveland (0-0)
The AFL makes its debut in Cleveland and there is a lot of excitement about this Gladiators team that was awful when they played in Las Vegas a year ago. They made a great offseason move when they acquired veteran QB Raymond Philyaw from Kansas City and he gives them instant credibility and a good chance for early success. The Gladiators don’t have a lot of overall depth, especially on offense, and their offensive line must improve. Plus, the chemistry of their passing game may take some time to establish, but they should be pretty good on defense with a decent pass rush and an underrated secondary. New York struggled in 2007 and the Dragons were without their best player, QB Aaron Garcia, for 10 games. He is back in 2008, but he doesn’t have a lot of help on either side of the ball, but they have a trio of receivers who have a chance to be pretty good. However, they also have an offensive line that gave up 21 sacks a year ago. In this opener look for Philyaw to exploit the Dragons’ secondary with some big plays while Cleveland’s pass rush will harness Garcia. The Gladiators will win their opener and surprise a lot of people.
Thanks for clearing it up , I must admit I do not know a lot about Arena FB . The confusion was because CBS sports line still has them listed as Las Vegas in their Arena FB schedule . ||Peace_5.gif' border=0>||thumbs_up.gif' border=0>
Thanks for clearing it up , I must admit I do not know a lot about Arena FB . The confusion was because CBS sports line still has them listed as Las Vegas in their Arena FB schedule . ||Peace_5.gif' border=0>||thumbs_up.gif' border=0>
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