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NAL: Orlando signs new talent; Jacksonville face down the Empire

In the days following their shocking upset of the interstate rival Sharks, Orlando has upgraded it’s defense with the addition of several well-known names to their roster. Meanwhile, the Sharks are back on the hunt for a win, and looking to regain momentum.

BRANDON FUENTES IS BACK

Longtime Orlando Predators’ star defensive back Brandon Fuentes has returned his home.

Orlando’s announcement also confirmed the arrival of Assistant Head Coach Damon Ware. As former Albany head coach, with NFL pedigree as a former wide receiver coach for the New Orleans Saints, Coach Ware arrives to lead his expertise to Head Coach Herkie Walls’ staff.

 


SHARKS ON THE HUNT

As Jacksonville seeks to rebound from their rivalry game defeat, they return to Duval to face an Albany team in turmoil.

THE CONVERSATION.

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