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2022 Players Top 50: #17 Matt Dunn

By / December 12, 2022
2022 Players Top 50: #17 Matt Dunn By Sarah Griffin Dec 12, 2022 Whipsnakes defenders Matt Dunn and Bryce Young have been teammates now for over six years, dating back to their college days at the University of Maryland. Two staples to the Whips’ defense since the inaugural 2019 season, I talked with each of […]

Matchup Preview: Brendan Nichtern vs. Matt Dunn

By / March 5, 2023
Brendan Nichtern has emerged as one of the league’s best attackmen as a rookie. After using the 1st overall pick on 2022 Tewaaraton Winner and National Champion Logan Wisnauskas, the Chrome LC figured Nichtern would be gone by the time they picked again at 9th overall. Nichtern, who was also a finalist for the Tewaaraton Award, led the NCAA in points per game and was second in overall points, making him a highly regarded prospect coming out of Army West Point.

Crease Collapses of the Week: Week 1

By / June 7, 2022
Crease Collapses of the Week: Week 1 By Joe Keegan PLL Analyst Jun 7, 2022 I couldn’t pick one this week. Let’s make up for lost time with two (2) Crease Collapses of the Week. CCOTW #1: Matt Dunn fills from the weak side after Chaos LC creates an advantage in the sub game. In […]

Players Top 50: #17 Matt Dunn

By / December 13, 2021
The 2020 Dave Pietramala Defender of the Year is the leader of the Whipsnakes defense. Dunn is a film junkie. He understands where offenses want to go with the ball, and arrives a step earlier than the ball with a flawless approach.

10 Man Ride: Recapping The Rivalry plus Archers-Chrome OT

By / August 1, 2020
10 Man Ride: Recapping The Rivalry plus Archers-Chrome OT By Joe Keegan PLL Analyst Jul 31, 2020 CLEAR! The ride is on. We’re recapping the Whips’ big win over Atlas, another edition of #PLLAfterDark, and looking ahead to Friday Night Lights between the Whips-Chaos at 7:00PM ET on NBC Sports and Chrome-Waterdogs at 9:30PM ET […]
8 PLL x NFL Player Comparisons

8 NFL x PLL Comparisons

By / February 6, 2020
Garrett Epple and Ray Lewis There might be better modern comparisons. Epple hawks passing lanes like Luke Kuechly. He either deflects or cleanly picks three or four passes per game. And when he slides, he slides with the body like another #52: Ray Lewis.