The starting quarterbacks for the 2023 ELF season have been announced! As the last team, the Wroclaw Panthers recently presented their ball distributor for the coming season. TOUCHDOWN24 gives an overview of the quarterbacks, of which only two are returning to their old places of work.
The ELF Veterans
Jakeb Sullivan (Frankfurt Galaxy) and Jadrian Clark (Rhein Fire) are the two returnees for the 2023 season. Both are among the most productive quarterbacks of the past two years. Sullivan was elected MVP in 2021 and led Frankfurt to its first ELF title in the same year. Clark impressed in Düsseldorf in 2022 and, with 8.5 yards per pass, is one of the most efficient ball distributors in the ELF.
Zach Edwards comes from Barcelona as the ELF passing leader of the last two years (5,839 yards).
Paris Football Team. follows him
Conor Miller both
Barcelona Dragons, who made 45 of 99 passes for 541 yards and five touchdowns for Leipzig in three games in 2022. When Miller injured himself in Leipzig in 2022, he took over
Gabriel Cunningham at the Kings. In 2023, the American will run for the
Hungarian Enthrones on. Cunningham completed 43 of 88 passes for 652 yards and 10 touchdowns for the Kings in 2022.
The Europe Veterans
Numerous quarterbacks for the upcoming ELF season have gained experience in other European leagues in recent years. Won four national titles
Luke Zahradkathree of them in the jersey of
Milan Seamen in the Italian league. In 2023, the passing leader of the 2019 and 2022 seasons will be chasing points for the Seamen in the ELF.
Chad Jeffries (Munich Ravens) became Austrian champion and league MVP with the Danube Dragons in 2022.
Shazzon Mumphrey (Prague Lions) won the Czech counterpart with the Prague Lions and now dares the leap with his team into the ELF.
Also looks at numerous European titles
Reilly Hennessey (Stuttgart Surge) back, who comes to Stuttgart from the Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns as the newly crowned German Bowl Champion and MVP.
Signed for the Cologne Crocodiles as a two-time GFL All-Star
Christian Strong (Tirol Raiders) in winter a contract in Innsbruck as the first Canadian in the ELF.
Kenyatte Allen comes with the recommendation of the touchdown leader of the past GFL season (49) and 3,342 yards from the Allgäu Comets to the
Leipzig Kings.
Donovan Isom (Berlin Thunder) threw for 2,686 yards and 26 touchdowns in the Berlin Rebels jersey in the GFL. Passing Leader became 2022
Chris Helbig with the Potsdam Royals. In 2023, the American laces up his cleats for the
Vienna Vikings.
Next ex-GFL quarterback in the league is Daniel Smith (Cologne Centurions), who produced 1,420 yards and 17 touchdowns through the air for the Saarland Hurricanes in 2022. At college, the American played for the Villanova Wildcats in FCS and threw for 6,313 yards and 60 touchdowns in three years.
Die College-Quarterbacks
With no experience in Europe, four quarterbacks will join the ELF in 2023. is headlining
Collin Hill (Helvetic Guards), who completed 127 of 215 passes for 1,411 yards and six SEC touchdowns for the South Carolina Gamecocks in 2020. Prior to that, he played for the Colorado State Rams in the Pac-12 for three years, completing 263 of 433 passes for 3,323 yards and three touchdowns in 18 games.
A full trophy cabinet should also
Preston Haire (Hamburg Sea Devils) his own name, as the American won numerous individual awards as quarterback for the Oklahoma Baptist Bisons in Division II, including two All Conference Team awards. In 2022, he also attended a New Orleans Saints rookie mini camp.
Die Wildcard
Even die-hard connoisseurs of the football scene should be able to
proclamation of Nik Range as quarterback the Wroclaw Panthers have been surprised. The New York native only played a year at community college football following high school, where he was a backup quarterback on the team. In 2019 he was recruited by the Albany Great Danes but never made the roster. In 2022 he coached with Virginia Armada for the MLFB, which never materialized. Rango is an absolute wildcard among the 2023 ELF starting quarterbacks.
