2005 Arena Football League season

January 2025 February 2023 2005 Arena Football League season Arena Football League Arena football January 28, 2005 – June 12, 2005 Regular season Georgia Force AFL playoffs National Conference Georgia Force Orlando Predators American Conference Colorado Crush Chicago Rush ArenaBowl XIX Colorado Crush Georgia Force Willis Marshall & Ahmad Hawkins, COL Most valuable player List of Arena Football League seasons AFL 2004 Arena Football League season 2004 2006 Arena Football League season 2006 USA 360 National: 10px Eastern, 10px SouthernAmerican: 10px Western, 10px Central no USA Crush top ButtonYellow.svg 39.739 -104.985 USA Kats right ButtonYellow.svg 36.162 -86.774 USA Rampage top ButtonYellow.svg 42.961 -85.656 USA Rush left ButtonYellow.svg 41.882 -87.628 USA Avengers bottom ButtonRed.svg 34.050 -118.250 USA Gladiators right ButtonRed.svg 36.175 -115.136 USA Rattlers bottom ButtonRed.svg 33.448 -112.074 USA SaberCats top ButtonRed.svg 37.336 -121.891 USA Force bottom ButtonBlue.svg 33.749 -84.390 USA Predators top ButtonBlue.svg 28.540 -81.380 USA Storm bottom ButtonBlue.svg 27.948 -82.459 USA VooDoo bottom ButtonBlue.svg 29.950 -90.080 USA Wranglers bottom ButtonBlue.svg 30.267 -97.743 USA Desperados top ButtonLightBlue.svg 32.779 -96.809 USA Destroyers bottom ButtonLightBlue.svg 39.962 -83.000 USA Dragons top ButtonLightBlue.svg 40.703 -73.591 USA Soul bottom ButtonLightBlue.svg 39.953 -75.164 The 2005 Arena Football League season was the 19th season of the Arena Football League. The league champions were the Colorado Crush, who defeated the Georgia Force in ArenaBowl XIX. The AFL changed its playoff format to allow the top four teams per conference to make the playoffs. Previously, the top eight teams in the league make the playoffs, regardless of their conference. Also, there was no inter-conference play in the playoffs until the Arena Bowl starting in 2005. The division champions also received an automatic playoff berth. This was probably brought on by the fact that the year before the Eastern Division champion New York Dragons missed the playoffs. Standings Teamhttps://www.profootballarchives.com/2005arfl.html 2005 ARFL Season ProFootballArchives.com February 13, 2023 Overall DivisionWinsLossesTiesPercentageWinsLossesPercentage National Conference Eastern Division New York Dragons10600.625601.000 Dallas Desperados8710.531420.667 Philadelphia Soul61000.375150.167 Columbus Destroyers21400.125150.167 Southern Division Georgia Force11500.687620.750 Orlando Predators10600.625530.625 Tampa Bay Storm10600.625530.625 New Orleans VooDoo9700.562260.250 Austin Wranglers61000.375260.250 American Conference Central Division Colorado Crush10600.625330.500 Chicago Rush9700.562510.833 Nashville Kats6910.406240.333 Grand Rapids Rampage41200.250240.333 Western Division Los Angeles Avengers10600.625510.833 San Jose SaberCats9700.562330.500 Las Vegas Gladiators8800.500240.333 Arizona Rattlers7900.438240.333 Green indicates clinched playoff berth Purple indicates division champion Grey indicates best conference record Playoffs All games televised by NBC. Conference Semifinals Conference Finals ArenaBowl XIX National Conference American Conference 1 Georgia 62 4 Tampa Bay 46 2 New York 42 3 Orlando 47 1 Colorado 56 4 San Jose 48 2 Los Angeles 45 3 Chicago 52 1 Georgia 60 3 Orlando 58 1 Colorado (OT) 49 3 Chicago 43 N1 Georgia 48 A1 Colorado 51 Source:http://www.arenafan.com/history/?page=yearly&fpage=schedule&year=2005&histleague=1 2005 Arena Football League Schedule ArenaFan.com February 13, 2023 All-Arena team Positionhttps://www.statscrew.com/football/l-Arena/y-2005 2005 Arena Football League StatsCrew.com February 13, 2023First teamSecond teamQuarterbackMark Grieb, San JoseMatt Nagy, GeorgiaFullback/LinebackerFrank Carter, Las VegasRich Young, ColoradoWide receiver/LinebackerCory Fleming, OrlandoLawrence Samuels, Tampa BayWide receiver/Defensive backKevin Ingram, Los AngelesWill Pettis, DallasOffensive specialistDamian Harrell, ColoradoSiaha Burley, ArizonaOffensive lineman/Defensive linemanSilas DeMary, Los AngelesB.J Cohen, New OrleansJermaine Smith, GeorgiaGillis Wilson, GeorgiaE.J. Burt, OrlandoJohn Moyer, ChicagoDefensive specialistBilly Parker, New YorkKenny McEntyre, OrlandoKahlil Carter, NashvilleKevin Gaines, GeorgiaKickerRemy Hamilton, Los AngelesClay Rush, Colorado References