With the first season in the books and the second year started, it looks to be the time to look back at how the fans of the newly created NSFL have viewed the players and which ones seem to have found a home in the fanbases’ hearts. With just under 40,000,000 jerseys sold in the first year alone, let’s take a peek at which player’s jerseys have sold the most.
DISCLAIMER: All of these numbers were produced by calculations, stats, records, AND semi-random numbers. This in no way says that one person is a better player than the other, but it allows for more bragging rights to be claimed. Thank You.
Top 20 Players:
20. B. Nuck, RB Yellowknife Wraiths @NUCK
Starting us off at #20 is Bubba Nuck. Bubba was the outright best Running back in season 1, leading the league in rushing yards, tied for 1st in rushing TDs, and third in rushing average just behind the Orange County Duo. Bubba deserves his place here on his list as one of the backbones to the wraiths offense who seem to have started fast once again this year as Bubba already has more than 350 yards on the ground; on pace to just break last year’s record.
19. R. Phelps, WR Orange County Otters @DrunkenTeddy
Phelps was the reason why the Otters were as good as they were last year. He may not have been in the endzone too much, but he would catch everything thrown at him and would move the markers just about every time he made contact with the ball. He made Boss’ life easy by always being open, pulling in the most receptions in the league last year as well as the second most receiving yards. It would be a surprise if his name is not at the top of the stat sheet once again at years end.
18. J. Williams, CB Arizona Outlaws @RayCobaine
Williams may not have had the same numbers as his teammate Rashad, but boy, when he got his hands on the ball, you were sure he was going to score every time. 5 interceptions with 3 of them run back for touchdowns really was the spark the outlaws needed to make a push for the playoffs and cement themselves as the best defense in season 1. The Fans loved it when he went up for the ball because they could not wait for his signature touchdown dance at the end of the play.
17. D. West, WR Baltimore Hawks @GoodLeftUndone
The lone Baltimore Player in the top 20 is Damien West. West would wind up not even playing for the hawks in season 2 after being traded to the Wraiths. He put up good numbers, top 5 in both receiving and Receptions, but he has had a lot of competition with an expansion team nearby, the Philadelphia Liberty, stealing fans away from his Jersey sales.
16. I. Rashad, SS Arizona Outlaws @Destroyer
Rashad wasn’t gaining much attention during the draft or preseason, but once the season started, he came out with a bang, 3 interceptions in his opening game against the Otters and he had Boss’s number all season, adding 4 more to his total by season’s end. Had we known how good he would become, we may have seen him jump into the top 10 in sales, but we will have to wait until next year to see if he is able to duplicate his tremendous play.
15. L. Tiernan, RB Colorado Yeti @Ltsmashie
At #15 is Luke Tiernan, a running back who switch to Linebacker this past offseason. With a very crowded backfield, Tiernan was able to get a decent amount of carries before his position mates would pass him in skill. The position change seems to have gone smoothly, but look for his name in our top 15 once again next year as he starts making a ruckus on the defensive side of the ball this year.
14. J. Garden, WR Yellowknife Wraiths @Ballerstorm
Despite being considered one of the top Wide outs this past year, Garden slipped a bit in the jersey rankings. It might not help that he plays in northern Canada and some fans may not even know where Yellowknife really is. Hopefully he can garner a couple more Jersey sales as the second season rolls around and fans learn how to read a map.
13. K. Laces, K San Jose Sabercats @tootboots12
The first kicker on our list. You might be thinking, “Wait, MULTIPLE kickers in the top 15?!?!”. Well, you would be right. Despite last year’s pathetic play for the Sabercats, one of the only bright spots was seeing Laces hit the field. You were damn near sure he was gonna kick it through the uprights everytime. I asked a fellow news reporter what he thought of the kicker, and even though he was from San Diego, he had this praise for the kicker, “80% of the time, he makes it every time”.
12. L. Jenkins, RB Orange County Otters @Jiggly_333
One of the Otters pairs of their Dynamic Duo of backs shows up at #12. After both players narrowly missed the century mark last season, Omar and Leroy went separate ways; Leroy looking to cement his legacy as an Otter and Omar starting anew with the Liberty. Even though Omar may have surpassed Leroy once again, this time in jersey sales, Leroy is looking to carry this rivalry to the grave and we should see good numbers from the both of them in season 2.
11. D. Law, WR Colorado Yeti @Law
The second player from Colorado to land on this list and just missed the top 10. Law played very well as a Wide out, catching practically everything thrown at him from his QB Noble and being his favorite target in the redzone. Coming back this year Hendrix and Law will try to cement themselves as the top Wide Receiver duo in the league.
10. J. Durden, RB Arizona Outlaws @Durden
Coming in tenth place is Someone who didn’t quite light up the score board or the box score as much as others, but won the hearts of the fans. Durden scored 5 times and helped lead Arizona to and win the Ultimus Trophy in the inaugural season and definitely deserves a place on this past year’s top 10 of jersey sales.
9. A. Nugent, K Arizona Outlaws @galatix
The highest jersey sales for a kicker this year belong to Adrianne Nugent, who seems to have gone Inactive as the season went on. With both his duties as a kicker and punter, he won the fans praise with his “give no shit’ attitude and by ghosting on media members as they tried to interview him after each and every game.
8. S. Weston, WR San Jose Sabercats @Symmetrik
Despite not playing in the #1 Wide Receiver position, Weston has absolutely dominated jersey sales with his play, both on offense and special teams, as well as his work off the field with the NSFL PLAY NOW foundation. His charity work has really caught the attention of those in San Jose and he is loved be the city. His sales numbers may be inflated a bit since he did donate 1,500 jerseys to homeless shelters, but his heart was in the right place.
7. L. Jefferson, WR Arizona Outlaws @adam2552
Jefferson played second fiddle to Stormblessed during the inaugural season and wasn’t too keen on it. Whether it was a problem with the front office or the locker room, the Outlaws let this man go due to the Expansion draft and they are dearly missing him. Although he switched to the other side of the ball, no one can doubt this man’s playing ability and the Outlaws hope he won’t catch another pass from their star QB in the future. Regardless, being ranked #7 in the league for jersey sales says something about his perception from the fans and there is no doubt that the Liberty would love his presence both on and off the field this year.
6. B. Westfield, WR Orange County Otters @Bwestfield
The Twelfth round snag seems to have caught the attention of the fans in California as he lead the otters to the playoffs on his spectacular first season. Just missing the Century mark, being top 3 for average yards per reception (eligible players), and leading the league in touchdowns is quite the feat, especially when many of his peers were drafted many rounds before him. He might be the steal of the draft, but only time will tell. Hopefully the fans keep up their support and so Bradley can shw the nation why he is so beloved in the Orange County.
5. L. Noble, QB Colorado Yeti @Noble
Just barely being edged out by Orosz to lead the league in eligible passer ratings, Noble crushed him in jersey sales by almost three-fold. Something must be in the water in Colorado, because everyone is feeling the Yeti inside of them this year and the bandwagoners are hoping on early. Noble is ready to lead this team and finish what he had hoped for last year, the chance to raise the Ultimus trophy.
4. L. Hendrix, WR Colorado Yeti @deadendpath27
Hendrix is already enjoying a nice first quarter to the season, racking up almost 300 yards and adding a touchdown. He is on pace to break what he did last year which his fans in Colorado will enjoy. Anything that will go right has for him as he and Noble lead the Yetis into a 3-1 record and hope to continue this upward path to the finish line this season.
3. V. Draxel, QB Arizona Outlaws @701
Vincent Draxel is the highest jersey seller for QBs in the league. With his impressive 20/14 TD to Interception ratio, he completely blew the competition out of the water. Granted he was also the star QB for the Ultimus winning team, fans would not leave him alone and would constantly shove merchandise in his face hoping he would grace them with a signature. He is a superstar in Arizona and it would be blasphemous to call any other QB the GOAT while you are in the Copper state.
2. O. Wright, RB Orange County Otters @`xdave2456`
The second half of last year’s Orange County duo is taking his talents to Philadelphia to try to continue his illustrious career. Missing the Century mark by just 1 yard, Omar will want to improve on his numbers, but having the second most jerseys sold in the first year is something he can be proud of.
1. N. Stormblessed, WR Arizona Outlaws @Stormblessed
The seventh Outlaw on this list and the highest jersey sales of anyone in the league belongs to none other than None Stormblessed. With his Key-n-Peele-esque name, HE was the most balanced Wide out this year, not toping a single category for the top 4 stats, but being top 8 in yards, average yards per catch, and touchdowns really drives the crowds crazy. It will be hard to top the 1.9 million Stormblessed jerseys that were sold this year.
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Here is the full list so you can see where you land among all the players from S1 (including those who played only a couple of games) as well as total amount of jerseys sold:
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Rank | Player | Pos. | Team | # of jerseys sold | Total Sold: 39,548,271 |
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1 Stormblessed, N. WR ARI 1,899,951
2 Hendrix, K. WR COL 1,679,906
3 Wright, O. RB OCO 1,443,925
4 Draxel, V. QB ARI 1,267,515
5 Noble, L. QB COL 1,209,739
6 Westfield, B. WR OCO 859,846
7 Jefferson, L. WR ARI 843,009
8 Weston, S. WR SJS 753,297
9 Nugent, A. K ARI 738,388
10 Durden, J. RB ARI 715,900
11 Law, D. WR COL 633,555
12 Jenkins, L. RB OCO 626,595
13 Laces, K. K SJS 619,161
14 Garden, J. WR YKW 588,969
15 Tiernan, L. RB COL 585,646
16 Rashad, I. SS ARI 553,429
17 West, D. WR BAL 542,617
18 Williams, J. CB ARI 540,520
19 Phelps, R. WR OCO 538,637
20 Nuck, B. RB YKW 530,230
21 LeClair, A. WR YKW 527,324
22 Stropko, B. LB ARI 513,355
23 Orosz, C. QB YKW 500,381
24 Kyubee, S. QB BAL 457,921
25 Mackworthy, R. RB ARI 456,614
26 Robinson, M. RB BAL 434,812
27 Fulton, W. LB COL 422,411
28 Booter, A. K YKW 408,270
29 Bowers Jr, V. RB SJS 396,682
30 Wright Jr, G. TE OCO 395,702
31 Cox, V. DT COL 388,288
32 Krimlaw, A. LB OCO 365,975
33 O'Connell, K. RB COL 352,768
34 Tobin, T. RB YKW 343,461
35 Newman, M. RB ARI 341,135
36 Flimjollywop, S. LB YKW 338,326
37 Tomlinson, A. DE OCO 337,268
38 Tkachuk, J. TE ARI 325,906
39 Carter, P. CB COL 307,514
40 Hayden, A. CB COL 302,690
41 Selich, A. LB SJS 287,600
42 Spearhead, J. DE YKW 284,066
43 Tuck, J. DE ARI 271,773
44 Larsendorf, R. TE YKW 267,912
45 Reigns, J. DT OCO 266,238
46 Teagarden, E. DE COL 262,623
47 Flock, R. FS ARI 259,340
48 Hampshireton, R. LB YKW 255,580
49 Sanchez, P. FS YKW 245,740
50 Boss, M. QB OCO 245,656
51 Brill, J. FS SJS 242,659
52 Tenzini, G. TE BAL 237,576
53 Ernston, H. LB ARI 223,666
54 McNoodle, M. SS COL 217,595
55 Bronko, K. QB ARI 216,059
56 Marmeladov, V. FS COL 204,258
57 Weller, B. TE COL 204,255
58 Wozy, F. DE COL 201,479
59 Asipi, A. DT ARI 200,761
60 Shoate, T. CB SJS 200,585
61 Bender, T. DT YKW 195,318
62 Boyd, M. G OCO 193,602
63 Wiley, D. RB SJS 192,932
64 Novel, L. RB BAL 192,509
65 Hamilton, C. T OCO 189,720
66 Pierce, L. DT ARI 182,711
67 Harris, S. P BAL 179,754
68 Walsh, B. K OCO 172,864
69 Devitt, R. DT OCO 170,951
70 Maddox, S. CB OCO 170,421
71 Tweed, B. RB COL 170,377
72 Lee, J. LB ARI 169,067
73 Metas, B. DT BAL 168,934
74 Gucci, R. TE COL 160,818
75 Christ, J. QB SJS 160,461
76 Bessel, F. RB ARI 157,441
77 Bigboy16, Z. G COL 154,336
78 Floggity, J. C YKW 143,243
79 Piper, W. TE BAL 142,570
80 Nasher, W. DT COL 132,751
81 Bigboy18, Z. G YKW 131,861
82 Washington, W. WR ARI 130,723
83 Hansen, A. FS YKW 129,733
84 Winchester, A. T OCO 129,320
85 Retro, G. LB OCO 128,653
86 Lavelle, D. CB YKW 126,514
87 Pest, T. T ARI 125,890
88 Dam, D. DE ARI 125,084
89 Saint, J. LB COL 123,445
90 Rivere, H. CB YKW 123,366
91 Harris, J. CB OCO 120,756
92 Clegane, G. T OCO 120,704
93 Holder, P. QB YKW 119,798
94 Cook, B. WR SJS 118,644
95 Cutter, D. CB YKW 117,294
96 Weal, J. T BAL 116,533
97 Ramrio, M. DT YKW 115,898
98 Watson, S. SS ARI 111,060
99 Mademe, R. WR SJS 110,097
100 Kicksit, B. K COL 109,328
101 Varga, T. DE YKW 108,961
102 Mills, R. LB COL 108,337
103 Shaloiko, J. WR COL 104,142
104 Thomas, A. T ARI 103,148
105 Bigboy14, Z. C COL 102,772
106 Hunt, E. QB SJS 102,717
107 Turkleton, T. K BAL 100,592
108 Christmas, C. WR BAL 98,078
109 Stats, J. RB YKW 94,880
110 Broadway, E. LB BAL 94,440
111 Bottles, B. TE SJS 93,511
112 Stephen, W. WR YKW 90,985
113 Petrakis, A. CB OCO 89,520
114 Hardrool, C. FS SJS 85,937
115 Maddox, R. TE YKW 85,125
116 Hackett, A. LB SJS 83,212
117 Verns, D. FS OCO 81,163
118 Darkapple, J. P COL 80,815
119 Davidson, J. TE OCO 74,688
120 Shelton, L. LB YKW 73,819
121 Harrison, S. LB BAL 73,373
122 Thor, L. DE OCO 72,573
123 Canton, J. CB SJS 72,370
124 Bigboy10, Z. C BAL 71,741
125 Jackson, M. FS ARI 66,795
126 Al Mahrouqi, K. LB BAL 66,509
127 Bavitz, I. LB OCO 63,086
128 Rodriguez, B. T COL 58,781
129 Savea, A. RB SJS 56,703
130 Bennett, A. WR YKW 56,238
131 Vincent, M. WR ARI 51,453
132 Bigboy15, Z. G COL 51,267
133 Miller, D. DT SJS 50,708
134 Peterson, M. CB BAL 49,502
135 Blade, B. DE ARI 49,272
136 Akselsen, M. T YKW 45,718
137 Delacour, A. CB BAL 45,364
138 Showcase, S. FS BAL 42,373
139 Amir, A. DE BAL 42,371
140 Richter, Z. SS SJS 42,205
141 Sharp, B. G ARI 41,542
142 Jefferspin, S. T ARI 39,836
143 Lecavalier, R. WR BAL 39,623
144 Bercovici, J. QB OCO 39,583
145 Cameron, J. DT SJS 38,340
146 Speed, D. SS BAL 38,271
147 Taylor, G. DE SJS 38,014
148 Harris, F. DT OCO 36,906
149 Crocker, B. DE BAL 35,996
150 Harrison, G. DT BAL 35,129
151 Lillico, J. SS YKW 34,154
152 Ferguson, D. T YKW 33,085
153 Bigboy5, Z. C OCO 30,176
154 Bowden, M. CB COL 29,084
155 North, F. WR YKW 28,024
156 Leafer, S. DE SJS 27,354
157 Forthward, B. T COL 27,228
158 MacManus, C. T SJS 26,847
159 Thomas, R. FS OCO 25,298
160 Bigboy4, Z. G ARI 23,421
161 Smith, M. FS BAL 19,976
162 Oaks, J. LB SJS 17,316
163 Hargrove, M. TE COL 16,791
164 Tebow, T. C SJS 16,110
165 Arthur, K. CB OCO 15,790
166 Ronaldo, C. P OCO 15,554
167 Bigboy17, Z. G YKW 14,022
168 Tarkenton, R. K OCO 9,923
169 Brownce, B. T YKW 8,019
170 Longshaw, B. G SJS 7,594
171 Bigboy1, Z. G BAL 5,889
172 Bigboy8, Z. C SJS 5,828
173 Hansen, E. CB SJS 5,063
174 McGinn, I. FS BAL 4,955
175 Robicheaux, D. T SJS 3,115
176 Sharpei, V. T BAL 2,614
177 Timlin, S. C ARI 2,449
178 Bigboy12, Z. G BAL 1,629
179 Sanderson, J. TE YKW 1,446
180 Ellis, R. P YKW 1,141
181 Green, B. DT YKW 665
182 Bigboy11, Z. C BAL 473
183 Yates, J. C OCO 165
184 Bigboy3, Z. G ARI 46
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DISCLAIMER: All of these numbers were produced by calculations, stats, records, AND semi-random numbers. This in no way says that one person is a better player than the other, but it allows for more bragging rights to be claimed. Thank You.
Top 20 Players:
20. B. Nuck, RB Yellowknife Wraiths @NUCK
Starting us off at #20 is Bubba Nuck. Bubba was the outright best Running back in season 1, leading the league in rushing yards, tied for 1st in rushing TDs, and third in rushing average just behind the Orange County Duo. Bubba deserves his place here on his list as one of the backbones to the wraiths offense who seem to have started fast once again this year as Bubba already has more than 350 yards on the ground; on pace to just break last year’s record.
19. R. Phelps, WR Orange County Otters @DrunkenTeddy
Phelps was the reason why the Otters were as good as they were last year. He may not have been in the endzone too much, but he would catch everything thrown at him and would move the markers just about every time he made contact with the ball. He made Boss’ life easy by always being open, pulling in the most receptions in the league last year as well as the second most receiving yards. It would be a surprise if his name is not at the top of the stat sheet once again at years end.
18. J. Williams, CB Arizona Outlaws @RayCobaine
Williams may not have had the same numbers as his teammate Rashad, but boy, when he got his hands on the ball, you were sure he was going to score every time. 5 interceptions with 3 of them run back for touchdowns really was the spark the outlaws needed to make a push for the playoffs and cement themselves as the best defense in season 1. The Fans loved it when he went up for the ball because they could not wait for his signature touchdown dance at the end of the play.
17. D. West, WR Baltimore Hawks @GoodLeftUndone
The lone Baltimore Player in the top 20 is Damien West. West would wind up not even playing for the hawks in season 2 after being traded to the Wraiths. He put up good numbers, top 5 in both receiving and Receptions, but he has had a lot of competition with an expansion team nearby, the Philadelphia Liberty, stealing fans away from his Jersey sales.
16. I. Rashad, SS Arizona Outlaws @Destroyer
Rashad wasn’t gaining much attention during the draft or preseason, but once the season started, he came out with a bang, 3 interceptions in his opening game against the Otters and he had Boss’s number all season, adding 4 more to his total by season’s end. Had we known how good he would become, we may have seen him jump into the top 10 in sales, but we will have to wait until next year to see if he is able to duplicate his tremendous play.
15. L. Tiernan, RB Colorado Yeti @Ltsmashie
At #15 is Luke Tiernan, a running back who switch to Linebacker this past offseason. With a very crowded backfield, Tiernan was able to get a decent amount of carries before his position mates would pass him in skill. The position change seems to have gone smoothly, but look for his name in our top 15 once again next year as he starts making a ruckus on the defensive side of the ball this year.
14. J. Garden, WR Yellowknife Wraiths @Ballerstorm
Despite being considered one of the top Wide outs this past year, Garden slipped a bit in the jersey rankings. It might not help that he plays in northern Canada and some fans may not even know where Yellowknife really is. Hopefully he can garner a couple more Jersey sales as the second season rolls around and fans learn how to read a map.
13. K. Laces, K San Jose Sabercats @tootboots12
The first kicker on our list. You might be thinking, “Wait, MULTIPLE kickers in the top 15?!?!”. Well, you would be right. Despite last year’s pathetic play for the Sabercats, one of the only bright spots was seeing Laces hit the field. You were damn near sure he was gonna kick it through the uprights everytime. I asked a fellow news reporter what he thought of the kicker, and even though he was from San Diego, he had this praise for the kicker, “80% of the time, he makes it every time”.
12. L. Jenkins, RB Orange County Otters @Jiggly_333
One of the Otters pairs of their Dynamic Duo of backs shows up at #12. After both players narrowly missed the century mark last season, Omar and Leroy went separate ways; Leroy looking to cement his legacy as an Otter and Omar starting anew with the Liberty. Even though Omar may have surpassed Leroy once again, this time in jersey sales, Leroy is looking to carry this rivalry to the grave and we should see good numbers from the both of them in season 2.
11. D. Law, WR Colorado Yeti @Law
The second player from Colorado to land on this list and just missed the top 10. Law played very well as a Wide out, catching practically everything thrown at him from his QB Noble and being his favorite target in the redzone. Coming back this year Hendrix and Law will try to cement themselves as the top Wide Receiver duo in the league.
10. J. Durden, RB Arizona Outlaws @Durden
Coming in tenth place is Someone who didn’t quite light up the score board or the box score as much as others, but won the hearts of the fans. Durden scored 5 times and helped lead Arizona to and win the Ultimus Trophy in the inaugural season and definitely deserves a place on this past year’s top 10 of jersey sales.
9. A. Nugent, K Arizona Outlaws @galatix
The highest jersey sales for a kicker this year belong to Adrianne Nugent, who seems to have gone Inactive as the season went on. With both his duties as a kicker and punter, he won the fans praise with his “give no shit’ attitude and by ghosting on media members as they tried to interview him after each and every game.
8. S. Weston, WR San Jose Sabercats @Symmetrik
Despite not playing in the #1 Wide Receiver position, Weston has absolutely dominated jersey sales with his play, both on offense and special teams, as well as his work off the field with the NSFL PLAY NOW foundation. His charity work has really caught the attention of those in San Jose and he is loved be the city. His sales numbers may be inflated a bit since he did donate 1,500 jerseys to homeless shelters, but his heart was in the right place.
7. L. Jefferson, WR Arizona Outlaws @adam2552
Jefferson played second fiddle to Stormblessed during the inaugural season and wasn’t too keen on it. Whether it was a problem with the front office or the locker room, the Outlaws let this man go due to the Expansion draft and they are dearly missing him. Although he switched to the other side of the ball, no one can doubt this man’s playing ability and the Outlaws hope he won’t catch another pass from their star QB in the future. Regardless, being ranked #7 in the league for jersey sales says something about his perception from the fans and there is no doubt that the Liberty would love his presence both on and off the field this year.
6. B. Westfield, WR Orange County Otters @Bwestfield
The Twelfth round snag seems to have caught the attention of the fans in California as he lead the otters to the playoffs on his spectacular first season. Just missing the Century mark, being top 3 for average yards per reception (eligible players), and leading the league in touchdowns is quite the feat, especially when many of his peers were drafted many rounds before him. He might be the steal of the draft, but only time will tell. Hopefully the fans keep up their support and so Bradley can shw the nation why he is so beloved in the Orange County.
5. L. Noble, QB Colorado Yeti @
Just barely being edged out by Orosz to lead the league in eligible passer ratings, Noble crushed him in jersey sales by almost three-fold. Something must be in the water in Colorado, because everyone is feeling the Yeti inside of them this year and the bandwagoners are hoping on early. Noble is ready to lead this team and finish what he had hoped for last year, the chance to raise the Ultimus trophy.
4. L. Hendrix, WR Colorado Yeti @deadendpath27
Hendrix is already enjoying a nice first quarter to the season, racking up almost 300 yards and adding a touchdown. He is on pace to break what he did last year which his fans in Colorado will enjoy. Anything that will go right has for him as he and Noble lead the Yetis into a 3-1 record and hope to continue this upward path to the finish line this season.
3. V. Draxel, QB Arizona Outlaws @701
Vincent Draxel is the highest jersey seller for QBs in the league. With his impressive 20/14 TD to Interception ratio, he completely blew the competition out of the water. Granted he was also the star QB for the Ultimus winning team, fans would not leave him alone and would constantly shove merchandise in his face hoping he would grace them with a signature. He is a superstar in Arizona and it would be blasphemous to call any other QB the GOAT while you are in the Copper state.
2. O. Wright, RB Orange County Otters @`xdave2456`
The second half of last year’s Orange County duo is taking his talents to Philadelphia to try to continue his illustrious career. Missing the Century mark by just 1 yard, Omar will want to improve on his numbers, but having the second most jerseys sold in the first year is something he can be proud of.
1. N. Stormblessed, WR Arizona Outlaws @Stormblessed
The seventh Outlaw on this list and the highest jersey sales of anyone in the league belongs to none other than None Stormblessed. With his Key-n-Peele-esque name, HE was the most balanced Wide out this year, not toping a single category for the top 4 stats, but being top 8 in yards, average yards per catch, and touchdowns really drives the crowds crazy. It will be hard to top the 1.9 million Stormblessed jerseys that were sold this year.
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Here is the full list so you can see where you land among all the players from S1 (including those who played only a couple of games) as well as total amount of jerseys sold:
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Rank | Player | Pos. | Team | # of jerseys sold | Total Sold: 39,548,271 |
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1 Stormblessed, N. WR ARI 1,899,951
2 Hendrix, K. WR COL 1,679,906
3 Wright, O. RB OCO 1,443,925
4 Draxel, V. QB ARI 1,267,515
5 Noble, L. QB COL 1,209,739
6 Westfield, B. WR OCO 859,846
7 Jefferson, L. WR ARI 843,009
8 Weston, S. WR SJS 753,297
9 Nugent, A. K ARI 738,388
10 Durden, J. RB ARI 715,900
11 Law, D. WR COL 633,555
12 Jenkins, L. RB OCO 626,595
13 Laces, K. K SJS 619,161
14 Garden, J. WR YKW 588,969
15 Tiernan, L. RB COL 585,646
16 Rashad, I. SS ARI 553,429
17 West, D. WR BAL 542,617
18 Williams, J. CB ARI 540,520
19 Phelps, R. WR OCO 538,637
20 Nuck, B. RB YKW 530,230
21 LeClair, A. WR YKW 527,324
22 Stropko, B. LB ARI 513,355
23 Orosz, C. QB YKW 500,381
24 Kyubee, S. QB BAL 457,921
25 Mackworthy, R. RB ARI 456,614
26 Robinson, M. RB BAL 434,812
27 Fulton, W. LB COL 422,411
28 Booter, A. K YKW 408,270
29 Bowers Jr, V. RB SJS 396,682
30 Wright Jr, G. TE OCO 395,702
31 Cox, V. DT COL 388,288
32 Krimlaw, A. LB OCO 365,975
33 O'Connell, K. RB COL 352,768
34 Tobin, T. RB YKW 343,461
35 Newman, M. RB ARI 341,135
36 Flimjollywop, S. LB YKW 338,326
37 Tomlinson, A. DE OCO 337,268
38 Tkachuk, J. TE ARI 325,906
39 Carter, P. CB COL 307,514
40 Hayden, A. CB COL 302,690
41 Selich, A. LB SJS 287,600
42 Spearhead, J. DE YKW 284,066
43 Tuck, J. DE ARI 271,773
44 Larsendorf, R. TE YKW 267,912
45 Reigns, J. DT OCO 266,238
46 Teagarden, E. DE COL 262,623
47 Flock, R. FS ARI 259,340
48 Hampshireton, R. LB YKW 255,580
49 Sanchez, P. FS YKW 245,740
50 Boss, M. QB OCO 245,656
51 Brill, J. FS SJS 242,659
52 Tenzini, G. TE BAL 237,576
53 Ernston, H. LB ARI 223,666
54 McNoodle, M. SS COL 217,595
55 Bronko, K. QB ARI 216,059
56 Marmeladov, V. FS COL 204,258
57 Weller, B. TE COL 204,255
58 Wozy, F. DE COL 201,479
59 Asipi, A. DT ARI 200,761
60 Shoate, T. CB SJS 200,585
61 Bender, T. DT YKW 195,318
62 Boyd, M. G OCO 193,602
63 Wiley, D. RB SJS 192,932
64 Novel, L. RB BAL 192,509
65 Hamilton, C. T OCO 189,720
66 Pierce, L. DT ARI 182,711
67 Harris, S. P BAL 179,754
68 Walsh, B. K OCO 172,864
69 Devitt, R. DT OCO 170,951
70 Maddox, S. CB OCO 170,421
71 Tweed, B. RB COL 170,377
72 Lee, J. LB ARI 169,067
73 Metas, B. DT BAL 168,934
74 Gucci, R. TE COL 160,818
75 Christ, J. QB SJS 160,461
76 Bessel, F. RB ARI 157,441
77 Bigboy16, Z. G COL 154,336
78 Floggity, J. C YKW 143,243
79 Piper, W. TE BAL 142,570
80 Nasher, W. DT COL 132,751
81 Bigboy18, Z. G YKW 131,861
82 Washington, W. WR ARI 130,723
83 Hansen, A. FS YKW 129,733
84 Winchester, A. T OCO 129,320
85 Retro, G. LB OCO 128,653
86 Lavelle, D. CB YKW 126,514
87 Pest, T. T ARI 125,890
88 Dam, D. DE ARI 125,084
89 Saint, J. LB COL 123,445
90 Rivere, H. CB YKW 123,366
91 Harris, J. CB OCO 120,756
92 Clegane, G. T OCO 120,704
93 Holder, P. QB YKW 119,798
94 Cook, B. WR SJS 118,644
95 Cutter, D. CB YKW 117,294
96 Weal, J. T BAL 116,533
97 Ramrio, M. DT YKW 115,898
98 Watson, S. SS ARI 111,060
99 Mademe, R. WR SJS 110,097
100 Kicksit, B. K COL 109,328
101 Varga, T. DE YKW 108,961
102 Mills, R. LB COL 108,337
103 Shaloiko, J. WR COL 104,142
104 Thomas, A. T ARI 103,148
105 Bigboy14, Z. C COL 102,772
106 Hunt, E. QB SJS 102,717
107 Turkleton, T. K BAL 100,592
108 Christmas, C. WR BAL 98,078
109 Stats, J. RB YKW 94,880
110 Broadway, E. LB BAL 94,440
111 Bottles, B. TE SJS 93,511
112 Stephen, W. WR YKW 90,985
113 Petrakis, A. CB OCO 89,520
114 Hardrool, C. FS SJS 85,937
115 Maddox, R. TE YKW 85,125
116 Hackett, A. LB SJS 83,212
117 Verns, D. FS OCO 81,163
118 Darkapple, J. P COL 80,815
119 Davidson, J. TE OCO 74,688
120 Shelton, L. LB YKW 73,819
121 Harrison, S. LB BAL 73,373
122 Thor, L. DE OCO 72,573
123 Canton, J. CB SJS 72,370
124 Bigboy10, Z. C BAL 71,741
125 Jackson, M. FS ARI 66,795
126 Al Mahrouqi, K. LB BAL 66,509
127 Bavitz, I. LB OCO 63,086
128 Rodriguez, B. T COL 58,781
129 Savea, A. RB SJS 56,703
130 Bennett, A. WR YKW 56,238
131 Vincent, M. WR ARI 51,453
132 Bigboy15, Z. G COL 51,267
133 Miller, D. DT SJS 50,708
134 Peterson, M. CB BAL 49,502
135 Blade, B. DE ARI 49,272
136 Akselsen, M. T YKW 45,718
137 Delacour, A. CB BAL 45,364
138 Showcase, S. FS BAL 42,373
139 Amir, A. DE BAL 42,371
140 Richter, Z. SS SJS 42,205
141 Sharp, B. G ARI 41,542
142 Jefferspin, S. T ARI 39,836
143 Lecavalier, R. WR BAL 39,623
144 Bercovici, J. QB OCO 39,583
145 Cameron, J. DT SJS 38,340
146 Speed, D. SS BAL 38,271
147 Taylor, G. DE SJS 38,014
148 Harris, F. DT OCO 36,906
149 Crocker, B. DE BAL 35,996
150 Harrison, G. DT BAL 35,129
151 Lillico, J. SS YKW 34,154
152 Ferguson, D. T YKW 33,085
153 Bigboy5, Z. C OCO 30,176
154 Bowden, M. CB COL 29,084
155 North, F. WR YKW 28,024
156 Leafer, S. DE SJS 27,354
157 Forthward, B. T COL 27,228
158 MacManus, C. T SJS 26,847
159 Thomas, R. FS OCO 25,298
160 Bigboy4, Z. G ARI 23,421
161 Smith, M. FS BAL 19,976
162 Oaks, J. LB SJS 17,316
163 Hargrove, M. TE COL 16,791
164 Tebow, T. C SJS 16,110
165 Arthur, K. CB OCO 15,790
166 Ronaldo, C. P OCO 15,554
167 Bigboy17, Z. G YKW 14,022
168 Tarkenton, R. K OCO 9,923
169 Brownce, B. T YKW 8,019
170 Longshaw, B. G SJS 7,594
171 Bigboy1, Z. G BAL 5,889
172 Bigboy8, Z. C SJS 5,828
173 Hansen, E. CB SJS 5,063
174 McGinn, I. FS BAL 4,955
175 Robicheaux, D. T SJS 3,115
176 Sharpei, V. T BAL 2,614
177 Timlin, S. C ARI 2,449
178 Bigboy12, Z. G BAL 1,629
179 Sanderson, J. TE YKW 1,446
180 Ellis, R. P YKW 1,141
181 Green, B. DT YKW 665
182 Bigboy11, Z. C BAL 473
183 Yates, J. C OCO 165
184 Bigboy3, Z. G ARI 46
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