Liam Palanturas

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Player ID #123
Nickname(s)	"Camo"
Texas Ramblers
Jersey #	81
Gender	Male
Species	Cat- Marbled
Details
Height	6.42 feet (1.96 m)
Weight	255 lb (116 kg)
Hometown	Carbondale, IL, USA
College	Illinois P&C
Career Info
Draft	2015 / Undrafted / Pick: Round 3 - #25th
Years Pro	7
Awards	2018 Continental Pro Bowl Team

Liam Palanturas is a tight end for the TEX. He spent the first two years of his UFFL career playing for the Texas Ramblers before being traded to New York, in exchange for championship-winning QB John Cameron. One year later, he returned to Texas, and was part of the winning Texas team in the 2018-19 season.

Twitter: @Camo_Ball

History

Liam, being born in the middle of football country, was constantly exposed to football in many ways during his kittenhood. Be it on television, the local high school games, the college games, or even playing with the neighborhood kids, it was a huge part of his free time during his childhood. By the time he was eight he was already showing off in the pee wee teams at his elementary school.

Granted, this continued to grow as he entered high school, his body developing to a natural build for a tight end: heavier, stronger, but still decent speed and ability to catch a pass. Even between all the games and practice, he still often played with the neighborhood kids, becoming quite the "neighborhood star."

Eventually he was scouted and offered an athletic scholarship for Illinois P&C, where he still managed to maintain good grades on a Civil Engineering degree. While there, he was frequently found somewhere between the gym, the track, the practice field, and (possibly) his classes. Overall though, he quickly gained attention as one of the potential star players of the team, even as a tight end. He was often noted as being a fair balance of strength and speed. Not quite as fast as the wide receivers, but good hands and the strength to make it hard for him to be brought down - and known to give a good hit to help open up spaces for the WR.

Overall, he has been known to be a fairly level-headed individual - hard to anger, especially while playing a game he has always enjoyed.  He's generally a rather agreeable individual unless one really works to get under his fur. He plays for the love of the game and is happiest on the football field. He looks forward for the chance to become the newest member to rank among those who call themselves professional football players.

Contract Info

Player Manager	Akkarri
Salary	$6000000
Exp. Date	April 1st, 2027

Statistics

Individual

Year	Team	G	Rec	Yds	Avg	LNG	TDs	FUM
2014	TEX	5	17	144	8.5	23	0	0
2015	TEX	16	25	170	6.8	25	1	0
2016	NYT	16	57	518	9.1	38	2	0
2017	TEX	12	31	235	7.6	26	1	0
2018	TEX	16	44	350	8.0	23	1	0
2019	TEX

Win-Loss Record

Year	Team	Record (Playoffs)
2014	Texas	9-7 (1-2)
2015	Texas	8-8
2016	New York	10-6 (0-1)
2017	Texas	13-3 (1-1)
2018	Texas	13-3 (3-0)
2019	Texas