Alliance of American Football power rankings after league's opening weekend of play
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SettingsCancelSetHave an existing account?Already have a subscription?Don't have an account?Get the newsLet friends in your social network know what you are reading aboutTake a look at how the Alliance of American Football's eight teams stand after the historic opening weekend of play for the new spring league.A link has been sent to your friend's email address.A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. USA TODAYHere's a look at how the Alliance of American Football league's eight teams stand after the historic opening weekend of play.1. Garrett Gilbert — the 2008 USA TODAY high school offensive player of the year — is the Apollos' quarterback and is a little over a month removed from completing his first career NFL pass while playing for the Carolina Panthers.3. Logan Woodside, who played collegiately at Toledo and was the last quarterback taken in the 2018 NFL draft, found a reliable target in receiver Mekale McKay, whose five catches (on 12 targets) for 80 yards would make him a fine player for an AAF PPR fantasy league.What.
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