The Buck Stops In Michigan Michigan QB Drew Brees is the MVP of NFA Bowl XVII. 2005.  That was the last time a team from the NFC won the League Championship.  Well, the wait is over, as the Michigan Bucks defeated the Los Angeles Fuel in NFA Bowl XVII, with a final score of 33-27.  Led by quarterback Drew Brees, who posted a 446-passing yard, 3-TD performance, the Bucks were able to overcome negligible production by wide receivers Victor Cruz and Keshawn Martin.  This victory by the Bucks marks the first league title for the franchise, though the team has been to the championship game four out of the last five years.  Congratulations to Tony Floros and the Michigan Bucks for winning the 2012 League Championship!      Thanks to all for yet another great season in the NFA.  It seems that franchise owners are already talking about where to have the draft prior to the EIGHTEENTH season of the NFA.  Have a great off-season, and stay tuned for more information about the upcoming draft and potential owners' meeting.

 

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