Atlanta Kings

The Atlanta Kings are an ASFL football team founded in 2012 and are currently the newest expansion team in the legaue. They play in the WFC South

History
The Atlanta Kings were introduced by Joe Mayers, a wealthy billionare that wanted a team in Atlanta. The first season was a disaster as they fell to a 1-15 record under head coach Mike Myugen. The second year showed lttle progress as theny went 2-14 including a 84-3 blowout by New Jersey. Myugen was fired at the end of the season and in came former Georgia State Panther's coach, Scott Johnson. Johnson is 36 and has been coaching the panthers since the age of 26, compiling a 97-33 record agong the way. Johnson hopes to win at least 5 games this season

Coaching Staff
Scott Johnson Head Coach

Curtis Elllis Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks

David Copeland deffensive Coordinator/ Defensive Line

Clifford Baker Runningbacks/Fullbacks

John Smith Wide Receivers

Jefferey Padua Tight Ends

Manual Ross Offensive Line

David Peters Linebackers

Ronald Barraza Cornerbacks

Frank Rice Safeties

Donald Corona Special Teams

Current Roster
Name, description and measurables

QUARTERBACK

Rex Treeceman-31- 6'2 217-Rutgers

Rex is a fiery veteran quarterback who is looking to close out his career on a good note.

Kolo Matthews- 22-6'0-210-Georgia State (R)

Young explosive quarterback that can throw 80 yards, he just can't hit anything. Holds Georgia State record with 13000 total yards including 2600 rushing.

Lazlo Sermat-25-5'11-220-Texas Tech

One of the best ever at Texas Tech. Led them to two National championships however went undrafted due to a lack of measurables.

RUNNINGBACK

Harrel Johnson-27-6-1-215-Chattanooga

Was a suprise out of college. Considered one of the top 10 backs in the legaue and signed with Atlanta to try to be "The Guy" Balance of power and speed

Jame Hanks-24--5'7-185-Ohio State

One of the fastest players in the league with a 4.29 forty, however doesnt display elite runningback skills. Great return man.

Tyrone Jones-21-6'2-220-Michigan State (R)

Not a franchise back at all yet but has potential to be a great one. Displayed great power with 32 bench reps and great speed with a 4.42 forty, just can't put it all togeter quite yet.

FULLBACK

Wesley Doux-29-6'4-265-LSU

Beast of a block but can't run or catch to save his life.

WIDE RECEIVER

Toni Smith-29-6'3-215-Ole Miss

Big physical guy on the line of scrimmage. Talented but a bad attitude costs him at times. Think a poor-mans TO

Ed Reynolds-23-5'10-173-Southern Miss (R) 7th round rookie that has played above expectations. Very slow and unathletic but good hands and route running help him secure the number 2 spot Dan Young-24-6'4-215-Syracuse

Originally a quarterback but was swapped after showing great potential at wideout. Good speed with a 4.45 forty

Mark Napp-26-6'7-210-Duke (R) (UD)

NBA bust that decided to try hand at football. Good athleticism with a 4.61 forty and a 40 inch vertical.

David Rae-22-6'0-200-Mississippi State (R)

Good depth player. Not elite speed or hands..

TIGHT END

Eddie Dyas-25-6'5-254-NC State

One ofe the better tight ends in the ASFL. Good athleticism with good blocking makes him a valuable option. All rookie in rookie year.

Jerome Nathans-21-6'3-225-Mid. Tenn. State(R)

Pleasent suprise for a 6th round pick. Shows great ability as an offensive weapon but has to work on blocking.

Thomas Jones-28-6'8-265-Auburn

Purely for blocking.

LEFT TACKLE

Brad Daily-27-6'5-325-Rutgers

Average Left Tackle. Good in the run but shoddy as a pass protector

James Green-24-6'1-275-Oklahoma (R) (UD)

Not very good,

LEFT GUARD

Chris Buller-28-6'2-332-Rutgers

Played with Dailey at Rutgers. Like Dailey he's a good run blocker but average pass blocker. Could be on the trading block for anyone that needs a beast run blocker

Jerome Richardson-25-354-UAB

Overweight and slow. Very strong  but that's about it.

CENTER

Sam Ford-25-6'2-285-Auburn

Probably best overall player on Atlanta and a top 3 center in the ASFL.

Herb Groy-35-6'4-295-Minnessota

Was an absolute beast back in his prime. 7 time probowler and possible future hall of famer playing on multiple teams. Has lost is dge but is still an above average center.

RIGHT GUARD

Jeff George-23-6'4-315-Alabama

Bama grad playing beside an Auburn grad. Nasty run blocker but is still raw. 2nd year player and on of the youngest offensive line starters in the ASFL. Could become special.

Brad Heitz-37-6'1-285-Texas Tech

Brought in for depth

Right Tackle

Don Bradley-31-6'8-297-UTSA

Older guy that's still got some gass in the tank. Pretty average at most things

Drew Jeffcoat-27-6'6-275-Texas

Former D-End trying to become an O-Lineman. Has talent but is raw. Has a twin on the team

RIGHT DEFENSIVE END

Eddie Jeffcoat-27-6'6-255-Texas

Twin of Drew Jeffcoat. Has all the natural talent just never put it together.

Mak McMillan-24-6'2-230-Alabama

Undersized end that set Alabama's all time sack record including 4 against Auburn his sophomore year. Lack of strength and power keeps him from being a starter

DEFENSIVE TACKLE *(First two are starters)

Edy Klausen-28-6'2-335-Tulane

Average. Great strength but poor technique.

Sam Phillips-25-6'6-285-Auburn

Former undrafted end that is playing above his percieved value at tackle. Still not great but his quickness and size helps him

Kamryn Johnson-22-6'4-315-Southern Miss (R) (UD)

Very troubled past. Had full arm tatoos by age 15. Was a five star recruit that started at Wisconsin but eventually transfered to juco after being kicked off the team befe the season started. #1 Juco but didn't have the grades for most schools, so he opted with Southern Miss where he played his Junior year and didn't live up to expectations. Left early but blew up at combine with 39 reps and a 4.79 forty, but went undrafted due to charcter concerns.

Tolliver JoKanton-31-6'2-295-BYU

Not very good.. Old and weak

Harold Smith-26-5'10-275-UCLA

Poor. Awful. Just garabge

LEFT DEFENSIVE END

Junior Canada-27-6'4-255-Kansas

Great athlete that runs a 4.57, just isn't a good football player. Not bad, just not good.

Jack Malkenson-31-6'8-235-Mississippi State

One year wonder that had 18.5 sacks in his 4th year but never lived up to that ever again.

RIGHT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER

Jaxon Reynall-24-6'2-245-Notre Dame

Physical pass rushing outside backer that is the best defensive player on the team. Top 5 outisde backer in the ASFL

Max Joseph-26-6'4-255-LSU

College End that swapped to backer. Average

MIDDLE LINEBACKER

Jason Klein-25-6'0-229-Georgia Tech

Hometown product that's just average. Good in run support but a liability in coverage. Everrete Hand-21-5'10-245-Kentucky (R)

2nd round rookie that dominated at Georgia. Tons of potential.

LEFT OUTSIDE LINEBACKER

Jake Ryans-26-6'3-215-Auburn

Undersized backer that played a hybrid role in college.

Jeff Mosely-22-6'1-255-Miami (R)

4th rounder that was overproductive in college in proprtion to his actually ability.

Cornerback Demarcus Smith-25-6'0-195-South Carolina

One of the better DB's in the ASFL. Good, but not elite

Robert Macies-29-5'8-175-Georgia State Veteran that is famous for taunting and playing dirty.

Gary Schneider-23-5'11-190-Illinois (R)

Good Cover guy that played safety in college. 6th round pick

Paul Broadus-24-6'2-205-Florida

Big corner that can tackle. Isn't very fast.

Kam Johnson-26-6'1-197-Miami of Ohio

Guy for depth. Plays some safety

FREE SAFETY

Matt Jones-21-6'3-195-Florida State (R)

Atlanta's first pick in this years draft. Amazing potential and measurables with a 4.38 forty and 37 vertical.

Travis Thornton-28-6'0-175-Arkansas State

Just an average free safety

STRONG SAFETY

Charles McKinney-25-6'1-200-N/A (R) (UD)

One of the most interesting players on the team. Was a five star recruit in football and baseball but chose baseball. Was a bust in the MLB so worked out and earned a starting spot at safety. Inconsistant but has good potential

Chris Riley-32-5'8-195-Alabama State

Purely for depth.

KICKER

Sam Macks-25-6'5-215-Massachussets

Average kicker.

PUNTER

Martin Smith-28-6'1-185-Akron

Good punter with boomng leg. Has trouble controlling landing point.

TO BE UPDATED LATER