When Joseph Wozniak first started playing football, he dreamed of being a wide receiver in the NSFL, catching passes and moving the offense. But in college he transitioned to the defense, where he began to play safety. It was there that he fell in love, and it was there that his natural talent shined through. It was in college where he valued interceptions above all else, each interception a personal victory over the opposing quarterback, punishment for the QB targeting his section of the field. However, Wozniak would experience change again, where in the DSFL he was asked to change his playing style once again, being moved to the strong safety role, with a higher focus on tackles and blitzes.
Wozniak was happy to change his style of play, while he did love interceptions, his true goal was to help his team win. If his team needed him to punt, he would be willing to punt. When Wozniak made his first sack in the DSFL, he was ecstatic, another personal victory over the QB. However, Wozniak realizes that he would never lead the league in sacks as a safety, and his true goals had changed. After finishing both high school and college without a championship win, his true goal was to finally win a championship. He wants to win an Ultimini this season, and hopefully one day transitions to the NSFL where he can set the record for most Ultimus wins in NSFL history.
Wozniak was happy to change his style of play, while he did love interceptions, his true goal was to help his team win. If his team needed him to punt, he would be willing to punt. When Wozniak made his first sack in the DSFL, he was ecstatic, another personal victory over the QB. However, Wozniak realizes that he would never lead the league in sacks as a safety, and his true goals had changed. After finishing both high school and college without a championship win, his true goal was to finally win a championship. He wants to win an Ultimini this season, and hopefully one day transitions to the NSFL where he can set the record for most Ultimus wins in NSFL history.