Amateur to Professional Developmental Football League

30 Jun 19
Posted by APDFL Staff Writer

Mississippi Dynasty have added to their claim of being the Nations top team. For the third straight season, Dynasty are National Presidents Cup Champions defeating the Georgia Cobras by a score of 33-26. 

Dynasty came out of the gates on fire as wide receiver and return specialist, Anthony Williams, returned the opening kickoff 70 yards for a Dynasty score. As the game settled down and both teams found their play makers, the Cobras tied the score at 14 late in the second quarter. However, just three plays later the Dynasty strike again on a 47 yard touch down pass giving them a 20-14 lead late in the second. After a stalled possession for the Cobras, and only 23 seconds remaining in the first half, wide receiver Anthony Williams struck again as he took a WR screen pass from QB LeSteven Jackson 42 yards for the score. Giving the Dynasty a 27-14 lead at the half.  

The second half started with more of the same. Mid-way through the third, QB LeSteven Jackson, moved to the running back position where he then displayed his running back skills as he scored from 8 yards out on a toss around the left side. Putting the Dynasty in the lead by a score of 33-14. 

With their backs against the wall, the Cobras refused to give up. On their next possession QB Dion Graham connected with WR Iquan Deed for the 4 yard score bringing the score to 33-20 at the end of the third. 

Late in the fourth, Cobras strike again as RB Jarod Lewis darts up the middle for a touch down run of 32 yards. After the missed 2-pt conversion, Cobras found themselves back in the game with the score 33-26. With the Dynasty unable to convert their possession into points, the Cobras would have one last chance at completing the second half come back. After several miscues the Cobras were unable to get the ball deep and came up just short on completing the come from behind win. Giving the Mississippi Dynasty their third National Presidents Cup Championship in as many years.