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Congrats to the following IFSB Prospects 

DB-Armar Watson (Reading Express-AIFA) &

      LB-John Winchester (Evansville BlueCats-UIF )  

        Watson was named the 2006 AIFL Northern Conference Defensive Player of the Year

        Winchester was named the 2006 UIF Defensive Rookie of the Year

       Both Watson & Winchester attended mini camp with the Cleveland Browns in 2005

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Indoor Football Scouting Bureau

THE FACTS:

Every year the NFL brings in and releases about 30 Free Agent players per team from training camp. That is about 900 players. Of those 900 about 200 will be signed to the practice squad leaving about 700 players looking for football employment.About 53 players per team will be signed by the 6 NFL Europe teams (320players) leaving about 380 players still available.The AFL & CFL will be home to some, but with American player roster limits of 18 in the CFL for each of their 9 teams and with the AFL only carrying a 24 man roster(20 active) for each of it's 18 teams there will be alot of players searching for football opptys elsewhere if they still want to play this great game.

 On average each of the teams from those two leagues will sign about 5 players or about 200 from that 380 player list ,leaving about 200 players as the realistic number of NFL camp cut players available to teams in other leagues not to mention the hundreds of players who were listed on NFL Draft boards ( every year about 1,800 college players are graded by the NFL & various scouting services) but went unsigned.Some players will realize the importance of playing somewhere to stay in game playing shape and to develop their skills to play on both sides of the ball to make themselves more appealing to the AFL game, however most will decide to stay at home and train for next year or wait for a call from the NFL which rarely happens without a player staying active because there is a whole nother NFL Draft class coming out the next year. How could it possibly be any easier to make it the next year without a player staying active? Thats where The Indoor Football Scouting Bureau's services comes in.We understand how important staying in game shape is and that one of the main reasons a player probably got released was because he needed to refine some aspect of his outdoor game or needed to develop another position for indoor.He cannot do this by staying home. We know how to relay this message to the players.We will work with Arena/Indoor teams in gaining exposure for these players. IFSB has created a database that is compiled of thousands of the top available Free Agents in the country. It has information on prospects at all division levels (D1, D1-AA, D-2, D3, NAIA) from the past five years.

We know there is about a 2-3 year window of oppty once a player completes his college eligibility to get on to an NFL, CFL or AFL team, however the player's chances of making it to the next level diminish each year he is away from football and that is why we realize how important it is for players who want to pursue their dream of playing in the NFL one day to continue to stay in game playing shape.We have the resources & contacts and will do the time consuming work that most indoor coaches and GM's might not have the time for.Our experience has led us to believe that many indoor teams can only focus on putting together teams comprised mainly of players who attend their "open tryouts" because they either dont have the time to find and locate the large number of players who were in NFL,CFL or AFL camps to explain to them the benefits of continuing to play or dont realize that a large number of these players available do not particpate in these "open tryouts".We know it is important for all indoor teams to put forth their best efforts for their fans to put the best product on the field as possible and without the services of Indoor Football Scouting Bureau we feel that most teams will fall short in that regard.

For a complimentary team assessment or to discuss different proposals contact:

Ken Robinson, Player Personnel Director ,480-545-1256 or

Jared Lane , Co-Founder, 334-538-3117 or email us at : indoorfootballscoutingbureau2@yahoo.com

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Ken Robinson, Pro Personnel Director,

Indoor Football Scouting Bureau