DFW Boston Patriots

After being absent for 2 yrs. Coach Don Hudson makes his return to the DFW league. He would like to welcome into the league RD, Kevin Bodie, RJ, Curtis, Biglock, and Mantaray Dre. He wishes you the best of luck in the season and hope you enjoy the league's style of play.
The Patriots should be ready to kickoff their season in 2 weeks. He retired from the Ny Jets as a champion. Winning the Superbowl on a last second field goal over Carlos Brown's Rams. During his tenure as Jets coach his record was 50-3. He has a 46 game winning streak. 21 out of the 46 games were won in the Meadowlands. His last season as Jets coach his record was 15-0 which was capped off with a Superbowl win.
In that season which was probably one of the greatest seasons in DFW history he defeated some of the leagues best coaches. Pep Woods Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Oscar Woodward Tennessee Titans and Earnest Claiborne's Pittsburgh Steelers. There have been reports that those teams are still buried underneath the Meadowlands till this day!!!! But one of the most anticipated matchups during that yr. was Hudson's Jets and Robertson's Dolphins. It was the most talked about matchups before the season kicked off. Don "The Grim Reaper" Hudson closed down Pro Player Stadium in its last game to be ever played there by defeating the previous yr. defending Superbowl champion Robertson's Dolphins.
He is now taking over the Boston Patriots to build a new dynasty and add to his record books. It looks like the first victim to be buried underneath Gillette Stadium will be RD's Oakland Raiders.
The league should be aware that the Grim Reaper is coming!!!!

[Reginald Rutledge]

Don,

It's good to have you back in the league along with Jesse and others. That was some pretty entertaining rhetoric you had. I witnessed that game in Pro Player Stadium and you were impressive. So it will be great to see you matched up against all your arch-enemies on your quest to playing the Cowboys in the Super Bowl.

Good luck!

Reginald Rutledge
DFW Champions 2007
Dallas Cowboys