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Orlando Thunder

释义

Season-by-season
1991 season
Personnel Staff Roster Results
1992 season
Results Staff Roster
References

{{Infobox NFLE team
| name = Orlando Thunder
| color1 = #5ADB3C
| color2 = #00338E
| helmet = Orlando Thunder helmet 1991-1992.png
| logo = Orlando Thunder logo 1991-1992.png
| founded = 1991
| retired = 1992
| city = Orlando, Florida
| colors = Lime Green, Royal Blue, Light Blue, Yellow, White^[1]
{{color box|#5ADB3C}} {{color box|#00338E}} {{color box|#63B1E5}} {{color box|#FEDF00}} {{color box|#FFFFFF}}
| W-L-T = Regular Season: 13–7
Postseason: 1–1
| wb_won = 0
}}

The Orlando Thunder was a member of the World League of American Football from 1991 to 1992 (known as NFL Europe from 1995 onwards). The team played their games in the 70,000 seat Florida Citrus Bowl, and was coached by Don Matthews in 1991 and Galen Hall in 1992. The team's most visible point was their colors – the League wanted to develop new colors which hadn't been used for teams before, hence the vermilion and green that the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks wore, and the fluorescent green jerseys that the Thunder sported.

The team's general managers were Lee Corso and Dick Beam. In 1991 the team played to a 5–5 record, and in 1992 the team had an outstanding 8–2 record, and made it to the World Bowl II championship game before losing to the Sacramento Surge 21–17. The Thunder's attendance figures fell from over 19,000 per game in its first year to just over 16,000 per game in 1992. The team folded after the 1992 season with the rest of the WLAF's North American operations. The league would later use the team's name (but not its colors or history) for the Berlin Thunder.

Notable players include Kerwin Bell and Scott Mitchell, a left-handed quarterback who went on to play in the NFL for the Miami Dolphins and Detroit Lions.

In 2006, readers of ESPN's Uni Watch column voted the team's jersey 2nd worst football jersey of all-time.

Season-by-season

Season	League	Regular season					Postseason
Season	League	Won	Lost	Ties	Win %	Finish	Won	Lost	Win %	Result
1991	WLAF	5	5	0	.500	(North American East)}}	–	–	—	—
1992	WLAF	8	2	0	.800	(North American East)}}	1	1	.500	Lost to Sacramento Surge in World Bowl '92}}
Total		13	7	0	.650	1	1	.500

1991 season

{{Infobox NFL season
|team = Orlando Thunder
|year = 1991
|coach = Don Matthews
|stadium = Florida Citrus Bowl
|general_manager = Lee Corso & Dick Beam
| division_place = 2nd (North American East)
| record = 5-5
| playoffs = Did not qualify
| pro bowlers = N/A
| no_prevseason = true
| next = 1992
| no_seasonslist = true
}}

Personnel

Staff

{{NFLE staff
|Year=1991
|Team=Orlando Thunder
|BC1=#5ADB3C
|FC1=white
|BDC1=#00338E
|Front Office=

Majority Owner – Raj Bhathal
General Manager – Lee Corso
Director of Player Personnel – Jeff Beathard

|Head Coaches=

Head Coach – Don Matthews

|Offensive Coaches=

Offensive Coordinator – Galen Hall
Offensive Line – Bill MacDermott

|Defensive Coaches=

Defensive Coordinator – Dan Daniel
Defensive Line – Pete Catan

|Strength and Conditioning=

Strength and Conditioning – Pete Catan

}}

Roster

{{WLAF roster
|Year=1991
|Team=Orlando Thunder
|BC1=#5ADB3C
|FC1=white
|BDC1=#00338E
|Quarterbacks={{NFLplayer|12|Kerwin Bell}}{{NFLplayer|link=no| 5|Tim Peterson}}
|Running Backs={{NFLplayer|link=no|25|Myron Jones}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|21|Eric Mitchell}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|27|Carl Painter|KR}}{{NFLplayer|37|Tommie Stowers|FB}}
|Wide Receivers={{NFLplayer|87|Bruce LaSane}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|89|Chris Roscoe}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|83|John Simpson}}{{NFLplayer|88|Byron Williams|d=American football}}
|Tight Ends=

Vacant

|Offensive Linemen={{NFLplayer|link=no|65|Doug Aronson|G}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|73|John Durden|T}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|61|John Guerrero|G}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|52|Rodney Lossow|C}}{{NFLplayer|77|Mike Withycombe|T}}
|Defensive Linemen={{NFLplayer|link=no|70|Winfred Bryant|DE}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|94|Charles Jackson|NT}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|72|Robert Presbury|DE}}
|Linebackers={{NFLplayer|link=no|57|Wayne Davis|ILB}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|55|Matt Devine|ILB}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|56|Wayne Dickson|OLB}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|95|Willie Walker|OLB}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|58|Greg Carpenter|MLB}}
|Defensive Backs={{NFLplayer|link=no|26|Brian Covington|CB}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|24|Bob Flenoid|CB}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|23|Mike Nettles|S}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|42|Billy Owens|S}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|31|Rob Sterling|S}}{{NFLplayer|20|Erroll Tucker|CB/PR}}
|Special Teams={{NFLplayer| 6|Charlie Baumann|K}}{{NFLplayer|link=no| 2|Ray Criswell|P}}
|Operation Discovery={{NFLplayer|link=no|94|Helmut Joder|DE}} {{flagicon|GER|size=12px}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|82|Steffen Nagurski|WR}} {{flagicon|GER|size=12px}}{{NFLplayer|link=no|53|Dirk Reessing|LB}} {{flagicon|GER|size=12px}}
}}

Results

Week	Date	Opponent	Results		Game site	Attendance
Week	Date	Opponent	Final score	Team record	Game site	Attendance
1	Monday, March 25	San Antonio Riders	W 35–34	1–0	Florida Citrus Bowl	21,714
2	Saturday, March 30	Raleigh–Durham Skyhawks	W 58–20	2–0	Florida Citrus Bowl	20,811
3	Saturday, April 6	at London Monarchs	L 12–35	2–1	Wembley Stadium	35,327
4	Sunday, April 14	at Barcelona Dragons	L 13–33	2–2	Montjuic Stadium	40,875
5	Sunday, April 21	Birmingham Fire	L 6–31	2–3	Florida Citrus Bowl	21,249
6	Saturday, April 27	at New York/New Jersey Knights	L 6–42	2–4	Giants Stadium	30,046
7	Saturday, May 4	Frankfurt Galaxy	L 14–17	2–5	Florida Citrus Bowl	11,270
8	Saturday, May 11	Sacramento Surge	W 45–33	3–5	Florida Citrus Bowl	20,048
9	Monday, May 20	at Raleigh–Durham Skyhawks	W 20–14	4–5	Carter–Finley Stadium	4,207
10	Monday, May 27	at Montreal Machine	W 33–27 (OT)	5–5	Olympic Stadium	23,493

1992 season

{{Infobox NFL season
|team = Orlando Thunder
|year = 1992
|coach = Don Matthews
|stadium = Florida Citrus Bowl
|general_manager = Lee Corso & Dick Beam
| division_place = 2nd (North American East)
| record = 8-2
| playoffs = 1-1 (.500), {{small|Lost to Sacramento Surge in World Bowl '92}}
| pro bowlers = N/A
| next = None
| previous = 1991
| no_seasonslist = false
}}

Results

Week	Opponent	Results		Game site
Week	Opponent	Final score	Team record	Game site
1	Ohio Glory	W 13–9	1–0	Florida Citrus Bowl
2	at Montreal Machine	L 29–31	1–1	Olympic Stadium
3	at Ohio Glory	W 28–3	2–1	Ohio Stadium
4	New York/New Jersey Knights	W 39–21	3–1	Florida Citrus Bowl
5	Montreal Machine	W 16–8	4–1	Florida Citrus Bowl
6	at Frankfurt Galaxy	W 38–0	5–1	Waldstadion
7	at San Antonio Riders	W 39–21	6–1	Bobcat Stadium
8	London Monarchs	W 9–0	7–1	Florida Citrus Bowl
9	at Birmingham Fire	L 23–24	7–2	Legion Field
10	Barcelona Dragons	W 13–10	8–2	Florida Citrus Bowl
Postseason
Semifinal	Birmingham Fire	W 45–7	9–2	Florida Citrus Bowl
World Bowl	Sacramento Surge	L 17–21	9–3	Olympic Stadium

Staff

{{NFLE staff
|Year=1992
|Team=Orlando Thunder
|BC1=#5ADB3C
|FC1=white
|BDC1=#00338E
|Front Office=

Majority Owner – Raj Bhathal
Chief Operating Officer/General Manager – Dick Beam
Director of Player Personnel – Pete Levine

|Head Coaches=

Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator – Galen Hall

|Offensive Coaches=

Passing Game Coordinator/Quarterbacks – Ken Karcher
Running Backs – Pete Levine
Wide Receivers – Wes Chandler
Offensive Line – Bill MacDermott

|Defensive Coaches=

Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers – Charlie Bailey
Defensive Line – Mickey Mays
Defensive Secondary – Pete Kuharchek

|Strength and Conditioning=
}}

Roster

1992 Orlando Thunder roster

Quarterbacks

12 Kerwin Bell
11 Howard Gasser
19 Scott Mitchell

Running backs

22 Darryl Clack
37 Tommie Stowers
49 Roger Vick

Wide receivers

84 Grantis Bell
86 Willie Davis
83 Chris Ford
80 Joe Howard-Johnson

Tight ends

89 Michael Titley

Offensive linemen

73 Kevin Allen T
65 Doug Aronson G
77 Jerry Crafts T
64 Rick Cunningham T
52 Rodney Lossow C
68 Blaine Rose G

Defensive linemen

70 Winfred Bryant
78 Karl Dunbar DE
72 Robert Presbury DE
71 Dan Sileo DT
94 Willie Wyatt DT

Linebackers{{NFLplayer|91|Ricky Andrews|OLB}}

53 Maurice Crum
56 Wayne Dickson OLB
51 Dean Witkowski
58 Greg Carpenter MLB

Defensive backs

20 Malcolm Frank CB
43 Todd Krumm S
23 Mike Nettles
26 Glenn Rogers CB
24 Efrum Thomas S

Special teams

1 Tracy Bennett K

2 Ray Criswell P

Operation DiscoveryRookies in italics

References

1. ^{{cite web |title=Team Colors – WLAF|url=http://www.ssur.org/research/TeamColors/Football_Outdoor/WorldLeagueOfAmericanFootball/WorldLeagueOfAmericanFootball.htm |work=SSUR.org |accessdate=January 16, 2010 }}

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