Flint Kurosawa

Flint Kurosawa
(Easton Bald Eagles, WR)
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Easton Bald Eagles
Gender	Female
Species	Raptor
Details
Born On	22
Height	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight	223 lb (101 kg)
Hometown	Kyoto, Japan
College	Jurassic College
Career Info
Draft	2014 / Undrafted / Pick: 15 - Round 2 (GRD)th
Years Pro	3

Flint Kurosawa is a wide receiver for the Easton Bald Eagles.

Kurosawa was drafted to the Grand Rapids Dragons in the inaugural draft of 2014. After spending two years there, she elected to try Free Agency and signed a deal with the Easton Bald Eagles in 2016.

History

Flint Kurosawa was born in Kyoto, Japan. At the age of seven, her father got an excellent job for the Nike show company and moved to Portland, Oregon. Despite the fact that her father was bringing home a solid six-figure income, due to innovative ideas in shoe design, she was raised to be a hard worker. She grew up under incredible pressure from both her mother and father and has developed a nasty temper from this. While she has learned to perform well under pressure, she has become both aggressive and highly competitive as a result. She often seems reserved and is skilled in keeping her trap shut, but she will punch a man before telling him to go away. She has outdone her little brother athletically, but his success in school over her own weighs heavily on her and causes her some stress.

She is not terribly feminine, which plays to her advantage. Often, she has been mistaken as male and it has not seemed to bother her. In college, she got in on a football scholarship, her natural speed and agility giving her an edge as a wide receiver. She has been studying anatomy and physiology, but has no real career path as of yet.

Contract Info

Player Manager	AOWACC
Salary (per year)	$2,445,000
Exp. Date	3/1/2018

Statistics

Individual

Year	Team	G	GS	Rec	Yds	Yds/ Rec	LNG	TDs	FUM
2014	GRD		16	68	770	11.32	26	2	1
2015	GRD	16	13	65	685	10.5	32	7	1
2016	EAS

Win-Loss Record

Total Record: 16-17

Playoffs: 0-1

Regular Season: 16-16

2014	GRD	6-10
2015	GRD	10-6 (0-1)
2016	EAS