Predators Session 3 is about to get underway. The Predators are excited for the new session and look forward to challenge. The Predators are coming off a solid 6-5 session where they advanced to the semi-finals. Last session could be characterized as a roller coaster ride with many ups and downs. But overall, the Predators stayed the course and achieved their pre session goals. But last session was last session and this session, expectations are even higher.
This session the Predators hope to get back in the winners bracket and advance to play for the championship. The Predators strength once again coming into this session is the defense. They will need similar output to build on what they did last fall. They will look to put pressure on opposing quarterbacks and force errant throws. And if the pass is completed, they will look to make pulls quickly and stop big plays before they start. Offensively during the off session, Predator management examined strengths and weaknesses of the team and the way in which the game is played. Management designed a fresh offensive philosophy to maximize the skills the Predators exhibit. They will look to control the ball and tempo more effectively and hope the end result is more points at games end.
The Predators have many solid players returning to the squad and some new ones to help make the Predator attack even more explosive. New, familiar faces to the team are O.P.'s (Original Predators) #10 Piskac and #11 Brown. #10 Piskac will help the Predators defensively with his quick feet and flag pulling abilities. #11 Brown we saw briefly last session in the playoffs, where he was brought up to play due to a plague of injuries the Predators suffered. He will be asked to increase the Predators offensive output and also help on defense. Other new players are #8 Wagar and #15 Starosta. #8 Wagar brings speed, arm strength, and soft hands to the team and the Predators will use those skills in a variety of ways. #15 Starosta brings a cannon on his right shoulder and the Predators will hope to to utilize that as the session progresses. He will also help the squad at the center position. The rest of the Predator roster includes; #1 Clark, #7 Brown (last sessions Most Improved), #33 Price (formerly #50), #45 Price, #52 Oberhaus (last sessions Defensive Player of the Year), and current Predator MVP #2 Long. With this roster the Predators session looks bright, but that's why they play the games.
The Predators first opponent is still unknown, but the session will get under way this Sunday, when the Predators will once again put on the red and gold. Look for the Week 1 Preview which will be out at weeks end.
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