Task 7:
Since I am currently a DSFL player, I am going to actually talk about a player from the DSFL who I think is 100% a lock-in for winning a DSFL award. Now I know there are many really amazing players this year in the DSFL, and a bunch at different positions, but being an offensive line user myself, I pay particularly close attention to my position and who is really elite or not. This to me is by far the easiest choice for any award.
I believe Clay Stallworth should win Offensive Lineman of The Year. Really, it is not even close, and he is the only offensive lineman who deserves the award. There are a lot of really good offensive line players in the DSFL, myself included, but Stallworth is what we all aspire to be. Not only did he break the single game pancake record in week 7, gaining a monstrous 13 pancakes against the London Royals, but also has broken the single season pancake record as well.
The single season record was held by Ben Tu’inukuafe at 67 pancakes, but in Week 14 Stallworth broke that record with 71 pancakes. He did give up 2 sacks throughout the year whereas Ben Tu’inukuafe gave up 0, so it is still debatable who had the best season ever, but 71 pancakes is nothing to scoff at. That is an insane amount for anyone to achieve, and he did it as a brand new rookie. It is scary to think where Clay Stallworth goes from here with that kind of season when he was still learning and growing. He is going to be a tough player to compete with for all the other offensive line players like myself.
To put into perspective how great he was at creating pancakes, he played and started in 14 games, and got 71 pancakes total to end the year. That is over a 5 pancake average for Stallworth which is not only amazing, but absolutely absurd ridiculous. Some players have off weeks or go against tougher defenses, but it didn’t matter to Stallworth. He is a big, hungry boy, and the only thing that will satisfy his hunger is pancakes.
So that is my argument for why I think he should win Offensive Lineman of the Year. I do not think he is going to win any other awards sadly except maybe Offensive Rookie of the Year since his team didn’t make the playoffs. But he was by far one of the most dominant players this year and deserves all of the praise and recognition he can get.
Task 13:
I am currently an S25 rookie. When I did this same exact task last year, I was only about a week or 2 new, hadn’t been drafted yet, and was still learning about the league. But since my last time I posted this, so much has happened that I want to talk about. This is going to be a super easy task for me. The first thing I want to address is how my experience has been in the league. I absolutely love it. Everything about it has been amazing and really it has been the exact type of thing I have been looking for a while. I love being able to do tasks to create my player, I love doing media to get money to help further my player, I love interacting with a bunch of different people and watching my team succeed and eventually make it to the playoffs. But the thing I love the most is my team.
I am in Tijuana, and so far in my biased opinion it is the best locker room in the league and best DSFL team in the league. The GM’s, Mith and Swanky are both great guys who have created a great culture and help carry on the Lucha Legacy, and the LR is also filled with a bunch of Luchadores alumni, all of which are just super great people and really love the team and want to see people succeed. My fellow rookies are also amazing. We all came into the league not expecting to put that much time into it and just doing it every once in awhile. But now we all are almost always doing things for the league. On top of that, we are all pushing each other to be better. So a group of rookies that started off as just sort of active players have now all turned into max earners and there are a lot of Tijuana players turning heads in the league now because of it. The rookies I have to shout out the most is Kotasa, Pat, and Deadlunatic. There are some other rookies in their as well such as 209tacos (who should go 1OA btw) and Tylar, but those three guys came around at the same time as I did, we all got drafted together with no league experience, and now we all have pushed each other to the point where by the Ultimini we will all be capped.
It has been an amazing experience getting drafted by Tijuana, especially since they were my number 1 spot thanks to a great scouting interview by CalvinGolliday, and so far, I can’t imagine a better place to be. Tijuana is my home, and my love for it has propelled me into becoming a team captain and also a sim tester for the team. I just wish everyone could have the same experience in the league as I have, cause this league has brought me so much joy and fun in such a short amount of time. I can’t wait to see what else the league can bring, and I plan on being around for a long time. Maybe long enough for us to get a better sim!
Since I am currently a DSFL player, I am going to actually talk about a player from the DSFL who I think is 100% a lock-in for winning a DSFL award. Now I know there are many really amazing players this year in the DSFL, and a bunch at different positions, but being an offensive line user myself, I pay particularly close attention to my position and who is really elite or not. This to me is by far the easiest choice for any award.
I believe Clay Stallworth should win Offensive Lineman of The Year. Really, it is not even close, and he is the only offensive lineman who deserves the award. There are a lot of really good offensive line players in the DSFL, myself included, but Stallworth is what we all aspire to be. Not only did he break the single game pancake record in week 7, gaining a monstrous 13 pancakes against the London Royals, but also has broken the single season pancake record as well.
The single season record was held by Ben Tu’inukuafe at 67 pancakes, but in Week 14 Stallworth broke that record with 71 pancakes. He did give up 2 sacks throughout the year whereas Ben Tu’inukuafe gave up 0, so it is still debatable who had the best season ever, but 71 pancakes is nothing to scoff at. That is an insane amount for anyone to achieve, and he did it as a brand new rookie. It is scary to think where Clay Stallworth goes from here with that kind of season when he was still learning and growing. He is going to be a tough player to compete with for all the other offensive line players like myself.
To put into perspective how great he was at creating pancakes, he played and started in 14 games, and got 71 pancakes total to end the year. That is over a 5 pancake average for Stallworth which is not only amazing, but absolutely absurd ridiculous. Some players have off weeks or go against tougher defenses, but it didn’t matter to Stallworth. He is a big, hungry boy, and the only thing that will satisfy his hunger is pancakes.
So that is my argument for why I think he should win Offensive Lineman of the Year. I do not think he is going to win any other awards sadly except maybe Offensive Rookie of the Year since his team didn’t make the playoffs. But he was by far one of the most dominant players this year and deserves all of the praise and recognition he can get.
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I am currently an S25 rookie. When I did this same exact task last year, I was only about a week or 2 new, hadn’t been drafted yet, and was still learning about the league. But since my last time I posted this, so much has happened that I want to talk about. This is going to be a super easy task for me. The first thing I want to address is how my experience has been in the league. I absolutely love it. Everything about it has been amazing and really it has been the exact type of thing I have been looking for a while. I love being able to do tasks to create my player, I love doing media to get money to help further my player, I love interacting with a bunch of different people and watching my team succeed and eventually make it to the playoffs. But the thing I love the most is my team.
I am in Tijuana, and so far in my biased opinion it is the best locker room in the league and best DSFL team in the league. The GM’s, Mith and Swanky are both great guys who have created a great culture and help carry on the Lucha Legacy, and the LR is also filled with a bunch of Luchadores alumni, all of which are just super great people and really love the team and want to see people succeed. My fellow rookies are also amazing. We all came into the league not expecting to put that much time into it and just doing it every once in awhile. But now we all are almost always doing things for the league. On top of that, we are all pushing each other to be better. So a group of rookies that started off as just sort of active players have now all turned into max earners and there are a lot of Tijuana players turning heads in the league now because of it. The rookies I have to shout out the most is Kotasa, Pat, and Deadlunatic. There are some other rookies in their as well such as 209tacos (who should go 1OA btw) and Tylar, but those three guys came around at the same time as I did, we all got drafted together with no league experience, and now we all have pushed each other to the point where by the Ultimini we will all be capped.
It has been an amazing experience getting drafted by Tijuana, especially since they were my number 1 spot thanks to a great scouting interview by CalvinGolliday, and so far, I can’t imagine a better place to be. Tijuana is my home, and my love for it has propelled me into becoming a team captain and also a sim tester for the team. I just wish everyone could have the same experience in the league as I have, cause this league has brought me so much joy and fun in such a short amount of time. I can’t wait to see what else the league can bring, and I plan on being around for a long time. Maybe long enough for us to get a better sim!
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