Arena Football League I  (1987-present)

Up to and including 2006

Rank - (points) - Player
 1. (136) Eddie Brown, OS Played for the Albany and Indiana Firebirds, was voted the greatest player in AFL history. "Touchdown" Eddie Brown played all 10 seasons of his career with the Firebirds. He played from 1994-2000 in Albany, including the team's ArenaBowl championship season in 1999, and then relocated with the team to Indiana in 2001. He retired following the 2003 season. Brown won a league MVP (1994) and two Offensive Player of the Year awards (1996, '99), was named All-Arena four times (1994, 1996, 1998-99) and MVP of ArenaBowl XIII. He is the AFL's career leader with 303 receiving TDs. Brown holds the single-game record for most touchdowns in a game with nine. He ranks second all-time in scoring with 2,064 points, receptions with 949, and total TDs with 344. He also threw seven touchdown passes.
2. (135) Barry Wagner, WR/DB: Six-time Ironman of the Year (1992-97); All-Arena (1992-97, 2002-03); Played in seven ArenaBowls; Four-time ArenaBowl Ironman of the Game (VIII, IX, XII & XIII); Won three ArenaBowls (Orlando 1998, San Jose 2002 & 2004).
3. (126) George LaFrance, OS: Two-time AFL MVP (1989 & 1991); Two-time All-Arena (1989 & 1991); Won five ArenaBowls (1988-89, 1992, 1995-96), played in eight.
4. (122) Jay Gruden, QB: AFL Hall of Fame (1999); Won four ArenaBowls (Tampa Bay, 1991, 1993, 1995-96); AFL MVP (1992); All-Arena (1992 & 1995); ArenaBowl MVP (1993); 88-22 (.800) career regular-season record.
5. (113) Hunkie Cooper, WR/LB: Two-time Ironman of the Year (1999 & 2000); All-Arena (1993, 1995-97, 1999-2000); Won two ArenaBowls (Arizona, 1994 & 1997); Ironman of ArenaBowl XI; All-time all-purpose yards leader (20,587).
6. (083) James Baron, OL/DL: Defensive Player of the Year (1999); Lineman of the Year (2001); All-Arena (1997-2002); All-Ironman (1999 & 2001); Played in two ArenaBowls (2000-01).
7. (064) Sylvester Bembery, OL/DL: All-Arena (1988, 1990-92, 1995-96); Won two ArenaBowls (Tampa Bay, 1995-96).
8. (061) Sherdrick Bonner, QB: All-Arena (1997-98, 2000, 2002-03); Most wins (94) by an AFL starting QB; 94-38 (.712) career regular-season record; Won two ArenaBowls (Arizona, 1994 & 1997).
9. (059) Stevie Thomas, WR/LB: All-Arena (1992, 1996); Two-time ArenaBowl MVP (V & X); Won five ArenaBowls (Tampa Bay, 1991, 1993, 1995-96 & Orlando, 2000).
10. (056) Dwayne Dixon, WR/LB: AFL Hall of Fame (1998); Ironman of the Year (1988); Won three ArenaBowls (Detroit, 1988-90); Holds record for most receptions in a game (20).
11. (050) Aaron Garcia, QB: Offensive Player of the Year (2001); All-Arena (2000-01); Only QB in AFL history to throw for 100-plus TD in a single season (2001 & 2003); All-time leader with 725 TD passes.
12. (049) Kurt Warner, QB: Two ArenaBowl appearances (1996-97); All-Arena (1996-97); 30-10 (.750) career regular-season record.
13. (041) Sam Hernandez, OL/DL: Lineman of the Year (2000); All-Arena (1995-96, 1998, 2000, 2003); All-time sacks leader (59.0); Won two ArenaBowls (San Jose, 2002 & 2004)
14. (039) Cory Fleming, WR/LB: Rookie of the Year (1997); Ironman of the Year (2004); All-Arena (1997-98, 2002, 2004-05); All-Ironman (1999, 2002, 2004-05); Played in two ArenaBowls (2000-01).
14. (039) Greg Hopkins, WR/LB: Ironman of the Year (2002); All-Arena (1998, 2000, 2002-03); All-Ironman (1999, 2001-03).
16. (035) Alvin Rettig, FB/LB: AFL Hall of Fame (1998); Won four ArenaBowls (Detroit, 1988-90 & 1992); ArenaBowl IV Ironman of the Game (1990); All-Arena (1990-92).
17. (033) Randy Gatewood, WR/DB: Ironman of the Year (2003); All-Arena (1996-97, 1999-2000, 2003); Played in four ArenaBowls (Arizona, 1997, 2002-04), including ArenaBowl XI championship team.
17. (033) Gary Mullen, WR/DB: AFL Hall of Fame (1998); All-Arena (1987-88, 1990); Member of four championship teams (1987, 1989-90, 1992).
19. (029) John Corker, OL/DL: AFL Hall of Fame (2002); Lineman of the Year (1991); All-Arena (1991); Won three ArenaBowls (Detroit, 1988, 1990, 1992).
20. (024) Bob McMillen, FB/LB: All-Arena (1999-2000); All-Ironman (2004); Won two ArenaBowls (Arizona, 1997 & San Jose, 2002); Fourth all-time in rushing yards (1,150).

Other players who received votes were (in alphabetical order): Les Barley, Ben Bennett, Mike Black, B.J. Cohen, Gary Compton, Cecil Doggette, Clint Dolezel, Chad Dukes, Fred Gayles, Mark Grieb, Bernard Hall, Darryl Hammond, Johnnie Harris, Chris Jackson, Joe Jacobs, Andy Kelly, Andre Langley, Joe March, Kenny McEntyre, Steve Papin, Tate Randle, Durwood Roquemore, Lawrence Samuels, Calvin Schexnayder, Art Schlichter, Jermaine Smith, Clevan Thomas, Steve Videtich, Craig Walls and Herkie Walls.

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AFL (Arena Football) 15th Anniversary All-Time Team:

Starters
QB - Kurt Warner
OS - Eddie Brown
WR/LB - Hunkie Cooper
WR/DB - Barry Wagner
FB/LB - Bob McMillan
OL/DL - Sam Hernandez
OL/DL - James Baron
OL/DL - Webbie Burnett
DS - Derek Stingley, Kenny McEntyre
KR - George LaFrance
K - David Cool

All Time AFL MVP - Eddie Brown

Reserves
QB - Jay Gruden, Mike Pawlawski
OS - Calvin Schexnayder
WR/LB - Gary Compton, Stevie Thomas
WR/DB - James Bowden, Gary Mullen
FB/LB - Andre Bowden, Travis Pearson
OL/DL - Sylvester Bembery
OL/DL - Flint Fleming
OL/DL - Willie Wyatt
DS - Cecil Doggette
K - Mike Black, Luis Zendejas

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AFL (Arena Football League) HOF Members
1998 - Dwayne Dixon, WR/DB
1998 - James Foster, Founder Commissioner
1998 - Jerry Kurz, Executive V.P.
1998 - Tim Marcum, Head Coach
1998 - Gary Mullen, WR/DB
1998 - Tate Randle, DS
1998 - Alvin Rettig, FB/LB
1998 - Craig Walls, OL/DL
1999 - Jay Gruden, QB Tampa Bay
1999 - Durwood Roquemore, DS
1999 - Jon Roehlk, OL/DL
1999 - Gary Vitto, GM
2000 - Ben Bennett, QB
2000 - Carl Aikens, WR/DB
2000 - Herkie Walls, WR/DB
2000 - Joe March, OL/DL
2000 - Perry Moss, Head Coach
2000 - Glenn Mazula, Owner
2002 - John Corker, OL/DL
2002 - Fred Gayles, WR/DB
2002 - Mike Ilitch, Executive Owner
2002 - Reggie Smith, OS
2002 - Danny White, Head Coach

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Other Arena Football League-I Links:

Arena Football League I

"Arena Fan" Web Site

David Harwood's AFL Roundhouse Web Site

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Arena Football League - II (2000 - present)

Arena Football League - II Championships (Arena Cup)

Teams Entered (season never Played

Eastern Division
Baltimore War Eagles
Indiana Cougars
St. Louis Lightning

Western Division
Las Vegas Aces
San Antonio Texans
San Diego Thunder

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Professional Indoor Football League - PIFL (1998)

PIFL Title Game (Turf Wars)

Year	Champion	Runner-up	Score
1998	Louisiana Bayou Beast	Madison Mad Dogs	42-41

League MVP Award

Year	MVP Winner
1998	Jay McDonagh, (QB) Green Bay Bombers

Note: After 1998 season, this league split into 2 leagues (IPFL and IFL)

 

Indoor Professional Football League - IPFL (1999-2001)

IPFL Title Games (Turf Wars)

 

Indoor Football League - IFL (1999-2000)

IFL Championships (Gold Cup)

Year	Champion	Runner-up	Score
1999	Green Bay Bombers	Peoria Pirates	63-60
2000	Peoria Pirates	Bismarck Blaze	69-42

League MVP Award

Year	MVP Award Winners
1999	Damon Benning (QB), Lincoln Lightning (Offensive MVP)
	Dan McCarty, Green Bay Bombers (Defensive co-MVP)
	Carlos Brown, Peoria Pirates (Defensive co-MVP)
2000	Quentin Cradle, Bismarck Blaze (RB)

 

When these leagues folded, Some teams Merged into the NIFL in 2002

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National Indoor Football League - NIFL (2001- present)

NIFL Championships (Indoor Bowl)

* Wichita Aviators refuses to play the Championship Game thus forfeiting the title to the Kansas Koyotes

Teams for 2007:
Augusta Spartans
Columbus Lions
Daytona Beach Thunder
Osceola Ghostriders