PLL Week 3 in Philadelphia

The PLL injury report has some important names out at the SSDM position this weekend.

Double Sams as the rookie Sam English and newly accquired Sam Handley make their Redwoods debut. Handley comes to the 'Woods in a trade from the Outlaws.

No Will Manny again this weekend, so the rookie Coulter Mackesy gets another start at the third attackman position. Grayson Hogg returns to the Cannons lineup.

The Archers have Grant Ament back in the lineup after missing a week due to injury. Cam Wyers makes his season debut against the Redwoods. Brett Dobson is nursing an ankle injury after last weekend's game.

Colin Heacock is back in the Whips lineup after sitting out for the first two weeks. Alex Mazzone is back at the LSM position after the Whips traded Scott Smith to Chaos for Jack McDonald, surprise surprise another Maryland Terp. The Whips are 0-2 and have not looked very good on offense to start the season.

The Atlas return from their bye week to face the Maryland Whipsnakes. They will faceoff without two ssdms in Danny Logan and Chet Comizio. Rookies Max Krevsky, Michael Grace, Hugh Kelleher all make the gameday roster for the Atlas. The Atlas and Whipsnakes as part of the original six teams PLL teams had a Hopkins vs UMD rivarly. The Hopkins contingent is all gone from the New York Atlas, but the rivalry is still there.

The Waterdogs got off to a slow start in their win last weekend, which was to be expected as they had the first weekend off in Albany. Once the Dawgs got rolling the Whipsnakes had nothing for them. This time for their homecoming in Philadelphia, the Waterdogs face the teams at the top and bottom of the league standings. The youth movement is going well and that doesn't included 2025 Tewaareton winner CJ Kirst. The turn around is off to a great start for Coach Tierney and the Waterdogs.

Last in the standing, the Denver Outlaws have not looked awful, but they ain't looked great either. In a splash move they added former Tewaareton winner Jared Bernhardt, who has stepped away to persure a career in the NFL. Now, the Outlwas have FOUR former Tewaareton winners on their roster. A change in cage might be coming as Owen McElroy has not played well to start the year. Outlaws need to play better and they need to do it soon.