SFL Communications
April 23, 2019
Pro Bowl Timeline of Events:
Wed, May 1 – Pro Bowl Uniform Voting ends
Fri, May 3 – Pro Bowl Draft (subject to change – official date will be announced after coaches are named)
Thu, May 9 – Pro Bowl
The Simulation Football League presented by APM Music introduces your Pro Bowl list from Season 12, to be drafted by coaches TBD in the Draft on May 3. 75% of the players were voted in by the fans and 25% were voted in based on statistical achievements, marked by the * next to their name.
“All players should be proud of these accomplishments,” said Commissioner Cameron Irvine. “Whether you got in because the fans thought you deserved it or you got in because the analytics proved you deserved it – the Pro Bowl is a celebration of your achievements and we’re happy to put on the event for a second-straight season in its current format.”
All teams but Indianapolis – now Charleston – have a player represented. Five different teams earned five Pro Bowlers: Alaska, Baltimore, Dallas, Las Vegas and San Francisco.
SFL PRO BOWL COMPETE ROSTER
QB
Xander Gold, New Orleans
Tom Pepper, Vancouver
Ron Cockren, Alaska
Mike Dazzo, Baltimore (9th in yards, 7th in Comp%, 5th in TD, 4th in INT, 3rd in QBR, broke all-time passing record)
RB
Zack Sandlin, Dallas
Jarrod McChesney, Denver
Colin Hart, Sioux Falls
Reggie Streeter, London (3rd in Yards, 4th in YPC, 4th in TD, 4th in REC YD, 1st in YPR)
WR
Deezer Powell, New Orleans
Optimus Cline, Alaska
Junior Senior III, Dallas
Stephen Hacker, Queen City
Brett Killian, Vancouver
Siege Falco, Atlanta
Gabriel Manning, San Francisco
Rich Pratchard, Oklahoma City (7th in yards, 6th in TD, 5th in YPR) Mickey Martino (10th in yards, 5th in TD, 2nd in catch rate)
Bishop Warfield, Baltimore (13th in yards, 4th in TD, 2nd in yards for rookies)
TE
Mike Daggs, Mexico City
Tristan Carr, Dallas
Tybeerious Bovine, Oklahoma City
Jamaal Wooding, Atlanta (3rd in yards, 2nd in TD, leader in all categories for rookies)
FB
Jason Williams, Alaska
DT
EJ DeCue, Tallahassee
Denzel Maverick, Dallas
Chad Takkul, Houston
Christopher Colon, Carolina (4th in tackles, 3rd in sacks, 4th in TFL)
DE
Kevin Bane, Alaska
Alex Dominguez, Alaska
Gib Leedoo, Tulsa
Phil Hall, Carolina (4th in tackles, sacks and TFL)
LB
Slinn Shady, London
Aquantis Shyne, Atlanta
Levant Irvine, Vancouver
Avry King, Queen City
Aman Takess, Baltimore
Dillon Roland, Chicago
Chad Guy, San Francisco (4th in tackles, TFL, 3rd in solos)
Nick Fargo, Sioux Falls (5th in tackles, 4th in solos, 1st in TFL)
CB
Kaz McFly, Baltimore
Thomas Ramen Jr., Las Vegas
Aaron Arrington, New Orleans
Everett Garrison, Houston
Crash Combs, Dallas
Merrick Itera, Las Vegas
Camden Hoffman, San Francisco (broke record for passes defended with 27, 3rd in INT, 2 Pick 6s)
Justin Jones, San Francisco (4th in tackles, 5th in solos, 4th in INT, 3rd in PD led all rookie CB in tackles and INT)
FS
Sir Chappell, Tallahassee
Giovanni Bolt, Baltimore
Anthony Wyo, Las Vegas
Brady Clarke, Oklahoma City (5th in tackles, 9th solos, 9th in PD, 1st INT
SS
Ethan Kye, St. Louis
Max Jackson, Las Vegas
Jeff Melinyshyn, London
Jakob Gustafson, San Francisco (3rd in tackles and solos, 4th in INT, led all rookie SS in these categories)
K
Kramer Jackman, Denver
Shark Tarkington, Baltimore (1st in attempts, 2nd in FG made)
P
Dustin McRack, Las Vegas
