FCF Zappers

The FCF Zappers are a professional Indoor Football team founded in 2020. They are a member of the Fan Controlled Football League and are currently owned by Trevor May, Dalvin Cook, Bob Menery, Ronnie Singh, and Stephen Deleonardis.

FCF Zappers
Established2020 (2020)
Home stadiumInfinite Energy Arena
Owner(s)Trevor May, Dalvin Cook, Bob Menery, Ronnie Singh, and Stephen Deleonardis
LeagueFCFL
Colors       
League titles0
Websitewww.fcf.io/teams/zappers

History

On December 2, 2020, The Zappers team name and logo were announced, along with three other teams (Glacier Boyz, Beasts, and Wild Aces).[1] On January 14, 2021, all four team uniforms were revealed.[2]

2021 Season V1.0

On December 30, 2020, It was announced that former Heisman Trophy Winner Johnny Manziel had signed with the Zappers.[3]

The Zappers won their first franchise game 48–44 against the Beasts on February 13, 2021.[4]

On February 27, 2021, It was announced that former NFL Pro Bowler Josh Gordon had signed with the Zappers after being suspended indefinitely by the NFL.[5]

The Beasts finished the regular season 2-2, securing the #2 seed in the playoffs, but ultimately ended up losing to the #2 seed Wild Aces 32–6 in the semi-finals, Finishing the 2021 Fan Controlled Football season 2–3.[6]

2022 FCF Zappers final roster
Quarterbacks

2 Johnny Manziel

4 Logan Marchi

10 Braden Smith.

Running backs .

30 Anthony Jones.

Wide receivers .

6 Josh Gordon

15 Damon Sheehy-Guiseppi

81 Terrell Owens

13 Travis Toivonen

14 Treydonte Hill

Tight ends .

Block Party

Offensive linemen

Block Party

Defensive linemen .

Shut Down Squad

Linebackers

Shut Down Squad

Defensive backs .

Shut Down Squad

23 Marquill Osborne

Special teams .

Vacant

Reserve lists

Vacant

Rights list .

Vacant


22 Active, 0 Inactive

2022 season

For 2022, Manziel agreed to return to the team as a player-coach.[7] The team used its other franchise tag to sign Terrell Owens, a Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver who last played professionally in 2012.[8]

References

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