2002 SEASON REVIEW

For the 13th campaign, the league welcomed Lee Wilson to the ownership. Lee had worked in the food industry in the past, making him a natural addition. He proved worthy. Although his Blue Thunder franchise finished 6th overall, Lee was the last team anyone wanted to play at the end of the season. GigaBlitz took the league by storm, not losing until week 12, but, with the loss of their star QB (McNabb) to injury, a late season dive left them in 4th place with a 13-3 record. The Victors ran in the middle of the Mr. Chef pack for most of the season. They were in 4th place in the division week 13, but pulled together an incredible rally to make the playoffs. The run continued as they stormed through the playoffs, becoming only the second Mr. Chef team to capture The Mayonnaise Bowl. Craig Koss of The Victors also captured the spirit of the league and was rewarded the Ed Lindsey Award. Hive's RB Priest Holmes was injured late and missed the playoffs but held off a Michael Vick charge to win the MFL MVP award.

2002 FINAL STANDINGS

1.	THE VICTORS (Steve & Craig Koss)	7.	GREASERS (George Kalet)
2.	HIVE (Phil Arisman)	8.	TEAM XTREME (Ben Esker & Justin Dunphy)
3.	BIG CITY (Steve Schiraldi)	9.	BOB SQUAD (Bob Mavity)
4.	GIGABLITZ (Steve Hyland & Dave Zachrich)	10.	HUSKIES (Tim Knowlton)
5.	SUDDEN DEATH (Mark Williams)	11.	HEROES (Paul Hoffman)
6.	BLUE THUNDER (Lee Wilson)	12.	SKUNKS (Brett Hoffman)

2002 ED LINDSEY AWARD

CRAIG KOSS (THE VICTORS)

2002 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

PRIEST HOLMES (RB, KC), HIVE, 417 pts

THE 2002 ALL-PRO TEAM

QB	MICHAEL VICK, ATL	412 pts	GREASERS
RB	PRIEST HOLMES, KC	417 pts	HIVE
	RICKY WILLIAMS, MIA	326 pts	BIG CITY
WR	MARVIN HARRISON, IND	257 pts	SUDDEN DEATH
	TERRELL OWENS, SF	257 pts	THE VICTORS
TE	TONY GONZALEZ, KC	123 pts	GIGABLITZ
K	JAY FEELY, ATL	153 pts	BOB SQUAD
DT	TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS	190 pts	BLUE THUNDER
HC	ANDY REID, PHI	27 pts	GIGABLITZ