The Indoor Football League is pleased to announce the 2022 All-IFL Second Team selections.
Eighteen different players were selected to the All-IFL Second Team for the 2022 season. One rookie earned Second Team honors. The voting was compiled from representatives from each IFL team to recognize the IFL’s best players from the 2022 regular season.
The Frisco Fighters and Tucson Sugar Skulls had the most players represented with three players on the Second Team ballot, followed by the Massachusetts Pirates and Green Bay Blizzard who had two players.
The complete list of All-IFL honorees is as follows below.
OFFENSE
QUARTERBACK – Daquan Neal, Tucson Sugar Skulls
Neal ranks third in the league in passing. He threw for 2,342 yards for 61.6% percent of his passes and 50 touchdowns. He also had 310 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns. Neal led the Sugar Skulls to the playoffs.
RUNNING BACK – Mike Jones, Tucson Sugar Skulls
Jones finished the regular season with 183 rushing attempts in his third IFL season for 718 yards (6th) for an average of 44.9 yards per game (5th) and 37 total rushing touchdowns (1st).
WIDE RECEIVER – Keshaun Taylor, Green Bay Blizzard
Taylor finished his season with 57 receptions for 625 receiving yards (3rd) and 22 touchdowns (2nd). He ended the regular season third in the league in yards per game with 69.6 and second in yards per reception with 11.0.
WIDE RECEIVER – Jered Elmore, Duke City Gladiators
Elmore ended the year fourth in total receptions (66), fourth in total receiving yards (789), and fourth in touchdowns (20). He averaged 4.4 receptions per game (4th) and 52.6 yards per game (6th).
WIDE RECEIVER – Greg Dent Jr. , Duke City Gladiators
Dent finished the season with 49 receptions, 629 yards and 15 touchdowns. He averaged 48.4 yards per game (9th) on 3.8 receptions per game (9th).
CENTER – Lamar Mady, Arizona Rattlers
Mady held down the middle of the offensive line for the Rattlers who finished fourth in rushing in the IFL with 1,510 yards and 60 touchdowns.
OFFENSIVE LINE – Roubbens Joseph, Massachusetts Pirates
Joseph helped lead one of the hottest teams in the league down the stretch. The Pirates offensive had over 3,600 yards on the season.
OFFENSIVE LINE – Isame Faciane, Tucson Sugar Skulls
Faciane helped lead the offensive line of the Sugar Skulls with a top tier offense with 1,253 rushing yards and 58 touchdowns along with 2,357 passing yards and 50 touchdowns.
DEFENSE
DEFENSIVE LINE – Zaycoven Henderson, Frisco Fighters
Henderson was a reliable piece for the Fighters defensive line. He finished the season with 1.5 tackles for loss, and 1.5 sacks.
DEFENSIVE LINE – Undraez Lilly, Sioux Falls Storm
Lilly ended his rookie season eight in total tackles for loss (14.5) and tied for first in the league for sacks (9.5).
DEFENSIVE LINE – Da’Sean Downey, Massachusetts Pirates
In just 10 games, Downey finished the season with 30 total tackles and 7.5 tackles for loss, while also racking up five sacks.
LINEBACKER – Treyvon Williams, Arizona Rattlers
This season Williams made 28 solo tackles and assisted on 24 more for a total of 52 tackles. He added 8.5 tackles for a loss and two sacks. Williams ranks fifth in tackles for loss.
DEFENSIVE BACK – Trey Wafford, Frisco Fighters
Wafford ended his season 87.5 total tackles (5th in the league), two interceptions, seven pass breakups, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery.
DEFENSIVE BACK – Santos Ramirez, Frisco Fighters
In just two games, Ramirez had seven tackles and one interception. He played an intricate part in the Fighters playoff push.
DEFENSIVE BACK – Momodou Mbye, Green Bay Blizzard
Mbye racked up a total of 93.5 tackles (2nd) and averaged 6.2 tackles per game (2nd) and two interceptions during the season.
DEFENSIVE BACK – Cedric Poole, Frisco Fighters
Poole ended his season with 57 total tackles, two interceptions and nine pass breakups.
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKER – Gabriel Rui, Iowa Barnstormers
Rui hit 20-of 43 field goals on the season (2nd) for a 46.5% success rate.
KICK RETURNER – Rob Brown, Bismarck Bucks
Brown finished the season with 824 return yards and one kickoff return, ranking sixth in the IFL.
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