1994 Arena Football League season

January 2025 September 2014 1994 Arena Football League season Arena Football League Arena football May 20, 1994 – August 13, 1994http://www.arenafan.com/history/?page=yearly&histleague=1&fpage=schedule&year=1994 1994 Arena Football League Schedule ArenaFan.com www.arenafan.com March 4, 2014 Regular season Eddie Brown, ALB League postseason Semifinals Orlando Predators Massachusetts Marauders Semifinals Arizona Rattlers Albany Firebirds ArenaBowl VIII ArenaBowl VIII Arizona Rattlers Orlando Predators MVP List of Arena Football League seasons AFL 1993 Arena Football League season 1993 1995 Arena Football League season 1995 USA 360 10px American, 10px National no USA Firebirds top ButtonRed.svg 42.649 -73.755 USA Marauders bottom ButtonRed.svg 42.271 -71.799 USA Mustangs left ButtonRed.svg 43.050 -87.950 USA Rattlers bottom ButtonRed.svg 33.448 -112.074 USA Sting top ButtonRed.svg 36.175 -115.136 USA Thunderbolts bottom ButtonRed.svg 41.482 -81.670 USA Cavalry bottom ButtonBlue.svg 32.750 -97.333 USA Hooters bottom ButtonBlue.svg 25.775 -80.209 USA Predators top ButtonBlue.svg 28.540 -81.380 USA Rage bottom ButtonBlue.svg 35.227 -80.843 USA Storm left ButtonBlue.svg 27.773 -82.640 The 1994 Arena Football League season was the eighth season of the Arena Football League (AFL). The league champions were the Arizona Rattlers, who defeated the Orlando Predators in ArenaBowl VIII. Team movement Three expansion teams joined the league: the Fort Worth Cavalry, Las Vegas Sting, and the Milwaukee Mustangs. Meanwhile, the Cincinnati Rockers and the Dallas Texans folded and the Detroit Drive relocated to Massachusetts to become the Massachusetts Marauders. The Denver Dynamite remained inactive. Standings Playoffs Quarterfinals Semifinals ArenaBowl VIII 1 Orlando 34 8 Fort Worth 14 4 Massachusetts 58 5 Tampa Bay 51 2 Albany 49 7 Las Vegas 30 3 Arizona 52 6 Charlotte 24 1 Orlando 51 4 Massachusetts 42 2 Albany 33 3 Arizona 40 1 Orlando 31 3 Arizona 36 All-Arena team PositionFirst teamSecond teamQuarterbackBen Bennett, OrlandoMike Perez, AlbanyFullback/LinebackerPaul McGowan, OrlandoTony Burse, MassachusettsWide receiver/Defensive backBarry Wagner, OrlandoCedric Tillman, ArizonaWide receiver/LinebackerBruce LaSane, MiamiNiu Sale, MassachusettsOffensive specialistEddie Brown, AlbanyKhevin Pratt, CharlotteOffensive lineman/Defensive linemanWebbie Burnett, OrlandoRobert Stewart, CharlotteDannie Lockett, MassachusettsD'artagain Wise, ArizonaRalph Jarvis, MassachusettsRusty Russell, OrlandoDefensive specialistCarlton Johnson, Las VegasDurwood Roquemore, OrlandoRiley Ware, MassachusettsDonald Brown, MiamiKickerJorge Cimadevilla, OrlandoFranco Grilla, Albany References