Summer Gentlemen's Flag Football at Seattle Center Sundays

In what was absolutely the most thrilling game of the day, Denero Adams rose to the occasion with seven seconds left to catch the game winning touchdown in a heart-stopping 31-28 victory over SaHMONGanZ. With a little more than two minutes to go and leading by a 25-21 margin, Magnitude turned the ball over on downs to SaHMONGanZ and started giving up yardage in big chunks. It appeared all but over as SaHMONGanZ scored to go ahead with less than 30 seconds remaining, however Denero was truly the Ace in the Hole. The game winning catch was on a long bomb, in which Adams had to jump over two defenders. As he came down with the ball, feet inside the lines and ball secured, Magnitude celebrated the weight of the moment, as they made had snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. Congratulations to Denero Adams and the rest of the Magnitude crew!

Team Meatball and Puget Sound Moose staged an epic battle on Sunday Night. Back and forth it went, as each team spent time out in front. Late in the game, Puget Sound Moose seemed poised for victory before Rick Sum snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with a game winning touchdown catch that put Team Meatball out in front for good. Congratulations to Rick and to Team Meatball!

Sunday night saw many thrilling games, but none better than the 31-30 barn-burner between Indy 41 and the Amish Pornstars. Late in the game, trailing 31-24, the Amish made their way down the field and scored a touchdown to pull within one with virtually no time left on the clock. And while the gang was poised for victory, Marcus Stevens would have none of it. On the 2 point conversion attempt, Marcus stepped in front of the pass and snatched it, along with victory for Indy 41.

When one looks up the definition of "clutch" in Websters Dictionary, one day you may just see a picture of Ryan Peterson. Earlier in the season, Peterson was having trouble shaking the reputation of "choker" as he had at least one game where he was having a lot of trouble "seeing the field". But all of that is now behind Ryan, as he led his team to back to back victories on Sunday night, culminating in the Lynch Mobb's first ever championship. In the final game, Ryan made up for a bad interception by throwing 6 touchdowns, leading the way to a comfortable 45-34 victory over SaHMONGanZ. Congratulations to the Lynch Mobb!