GEFNFL Week 7 Recap 10/28/2022

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WEEK 7 – Game Summary, 10/28/2022 Recap

Was another great night for some football, weather was mostly clear. Starting in the mid 50's drop to the 40's by the end of the game. With enough players including one rookie player Bill Browning, to start a 6 verse 6 game going to a 7 verse 7 once all players finally arrived on the field. Even one of the founders of this game Cliff Pautz showed up to congratulate us on keeping this little pick up game of football alive.

Blue Team started the game with the ball, and drove it down for the first touchdown of the game with a throw from Paul Van Schaick to Omar Orozco who weaved his way past reds defense from mid feild. Red tries to answer, but gets picked off by Nick Tehan. Setting up blue in pretty good position to drive down and score their second touchdown, which was a redzone pass from Nick Tehan to Omar Orozco.

Red Team makes a pretty good drive down the field, but gets picked of by the rookie Bill Browning in the back of the endzone off of a tipped pass. Blue Team manages to make it to midfield before getting picked off by Jose Chavez, Red Team drives back down the field just be intercepted once again in the redzone by Bill Browning. Blue Teams next drive makes it past midfield getting stopped on a fourth down play by Red Team at about the 2-yard line.

Red was finally able to put together a drive that took them all the way down for thier first touchdown of the game, which was a pass from Chris Montaz De Oca at midfield to Tyler Jones who made Blue Teams defense miss as he weaved his way in for the touchdown. Blue Team answers that with another touchdown drive of their own, and a redzone pass from Dave Dubberstein to Tony Jordan.

Red Team puts together another great drive going all the way down for another touchdown, with a pass from Kyle Kappel to Alex Schott. Blue Teams next drive makes it to about midfield but gets intercepted by Tyler Jones at about the 10-yard line. Red Team tries to get out of the hole but gets picked off by Tony Jordan. There is a bit of a battle of the defenses at this point with Red team making fourth down stop against Blue team followed by another interception by Omar Orozco on Blue team.

Blue Team finally gets another good drive going making past midfield for a touchdown pass from Paul Van Schaick to Omar Orozco off of a tipped pass. Red Team then answers that with another drive down the field after a great kick off return, and a touchdown pass from Tyler Jones to Kyle Kappel who runs it in reaching across the front of the endzone before being tagged. The booth review didn't have enough footage to overturn this contested play.

Blue Team puts together another drive down field managing to put up another touchdown, with a touchdown pass from Nick Tehan to Rookie Johen Cortez who finally cought his first touchdown of the season. Red Team not giving up comes back with another drive and touchdown, with a touchdown pass from Jose Chavez to Chris Montaz De Oca.

Blue team answers that drive with another well put together drive, and a touchdown pass from Bill Browning to Nick Tehan. Not ready to quit yet Red Team manages to drive back down the field and score another touchdown with a pass from Tod Polczynski to Tyler Jones off of another tipped pass. This was about when we called for last score, Red team pins Blue Team down at the 2-yard line on that kick off, Blue Team tries to get pass midfield but gets intercepted by Jose Chavez. Red Team manages to get back down to the 5-yard line but gets stop by Blue Team on a fourth down stop.

Blue Team makes an effort to get out of the hole but is picked off once again by Tyler Jones just a little past midfield, setting Red Team up for their final drive of the game. Red Team manages to make it down for the final touchdown with a pass from Kyle Kappel to Gary Sima to end the game.

That was another really great game of GEFNFL, teams turned out to be pretty evenly matched.

Final Score

Red - 6 TDs, 4 Ints,

Blue - 6 TDs, 5 Ints, 1 Sack