The 2010 Arena Football League season was the inaugural season of the second incarnation of the Arena Football League, and the 23rd season of indoor football staged under the "Arena Football" brand. The regular season began on April 2, 2010 and ended on July 31. The season ended with ArenaBowl XXIII on August 20.Arena Football League Re-Launches

Final standings American Conference South DivisionTeamJacksonville Sharks124.7508938064–27–15–3Tampa Bay Storm115.6879268123–36–25–3Orlando Predators88.5008658454–24–44–4Alabama Vipers79.4378128601–55–32–6 Southwest DivisionTeamTulsa Talons106.6259948996–06–24–4Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz610.3758338703–35–31–7Dallas Vigilantes313.1878009202–41–72–6Bossier–Shreveport Battle Wings313.18779910301–52–61–7 National Conference Midwest DivisionTeamMilwaukee Iron115.68710439035–17–14–4Chicago Rush106.6259068734–25–35–3Cleveland Gladiators79.4379389062–44–43–5Iowa Barnstormers79.4378298331–52–65–3 West DivisionTeamSpokane Shock133.8129888434–06–27–1Arizona Rattlers106.6259878852–25–35–3Utah Blaze214.12574210400–41–71–7

Green indicates clinched playoff berth Purple indicates division champion Gray indicates conference champion

Schedule

Week 1

Date Home team Score Road team April 2 Iowa 43–61 Chicago April 2 Spokane 62–74 Milwaukee April 3 Bossier-Shreveport 54–48 Alabama April 3 Cleveland 56–61 Arizona April 3 Tulsa 69–58 Tampa Bay April 3 Oklahoma City 38–54 Jacksonville

Week 2

Date Home team Score Road team April 9 Chicago 59–56 Cleveland April 9 Alabama 63–49 Jacksonville April 9 Utah 34–68 Spokane April 10 Tulsa 63–59 Dallas April 10 Bossier-Shreveport 73–67 Orlando

Week 3

Date Home team Score Road team April 16 Tampa Bay 54–41 Dallas April 16 Jacksonville 57–31 Orlando April 16 Milwaukee 65–48 Iowa April 16 Arizona 56–70 Chicago April 17 Oklahoma City 63–50 Cleveland April 17 Utah 54–63 Alabama April 17 Spokane 78–70 Bossier-Shreveport

Week 4

Date Home team Score Road team April 23 Chicago 63–40 Utah April 23 Arizona 77–76 Tulsa April 24 Iowa 68–60 Oklahoma City April 25 Milwaukee 72–61 Tampa Bay

Week 5

Date Home team Score Road team April 30 Orlando 40–50 Iowa April 30 Dallas 54–34 Oklahoma City April 30 Utah 65–46 Bossier-Shreveport May 1 Jacksonville 62–60 Tulsa May 1 Tampa Bay 62–61 Arizona May 1 Alabama 75–67 Milwaukee May 1 Spokane 68–72 Cleveland

Week 6

Date Home team Score Road team May 7 Tampa Bay 43–46 Jacksonville May 7 Milwaukee 71–48 Chicago May 7 Dallas 59–70 Orlando May 7 Arizona 56–63 Spokane May 8 Tulsa 62–56 Alabama May 8 Oklahoma City 88–79 Bossier-Shreveport May 8 Iowa 56–70 Cleveland

Week 7

Date Home team Score Road team May 14 Jacksonville 70–49 Dallas May 14 Milwaukee 56–55 Utah May 15 Cleveland 68–55 Tulsa May 15 Chicago 30–44 Iowa May 15 Bossier-Shreveport 44–48 Tampa Bay May 15 Alabama 31–48 Orlando May 16 Oklahoma City 63–68 Spokane

Week 8

Date Home team Score Road team May 21 Orlando 58–54 Milwaukee May 21 Iowa 48–52 Arizona May 22 Jacksonville 46–44 Cleveland May 22 Tulsa 67–41 Oklahoma City May 22 Dallas 56–63 Chicago May 22 Alabama 56–19 Bossier-Shreveport May 22 Spokane 77–28 Utah

Week 9

Date Home team Score Road team May 28 Orlando 50–62 Tampa Bay May 28 Oklahoma City 65–39 Alabama May 28 Utah 58–83 Arizona May 29 Cleveland 49–52 Chicago May 29 Milwaukee 63–38 Dallas May 29 Bossier-Shreveport 48–52 Tulsa May 29 Spokane 67–57 Jacksonville

Week 10

Date Home team Score Road team June 4 Cleveland 75–39 Utah June 4 Chicago 56–64 Jacksonville June 5 Tampa Bay 50–48 Oklahoma City June 5 Tulsa 54–57 Orlando June 5 Iowa 44–45 Alabama June 5 Dallas 69–70 Bossier-Shreveport June 5 Arizona 68–67 Milwaukee

Week 11

Date Home team Score Road team June 11 Dallas 51–69 Tulsa June 11 Arizona 56–55 Oklahoma City June 12 Orlando 52–53 Spokane June 12 Milwaukee 82–54 Cleveland June 12 Bossier-Shreveport 42–48 Iowa June 12 Alabama 55–61 Tampa Bay June 12 Utah 50–70 Chicago

Week 12

Date Home team Score Road team June 18 Orlando 70–48 Jacksonville June 18 Spokane 63–42 Tulsa June 19 Cleveland 76–35 Iowa June 19 Chicago 63–56 Milwaukee June 19 Alabama 55–52 Dallas June 19 Utah 40–65 Tampa Bay June 19 Arizona 79–50 Bossier-Shreveport

Week 13

Date Home team Score Road team June 25 Tampa Bay 78–39 Bossier-Shreveport June 26 Jacksonville 50–66 Arizona June 26 Tulsa 65–44 Cleveland June 26 Milwaukee 48–62 Spokane June 26 Chicago 55–42 Orlando June 26 Oklahoma City 35–31 Dallas June 26 Iowa 68–32 Utah

Week 14

Date Home team Score Road team July 2 Utah 56–82 Milwaukee July 2 Tampa Bay 68–60 Chicago July 2 Dallas 38–59 Iowa July 2 Spokane 37–36 Arizona July 3 Jacksonville 62–47 Alabama July 3 Orlando 70–77 Cleveland July 3 Bossier-Shreveport 44–70 Oklahoma City

Week 15

Date Home team Score Road team July 9 Orlando 45–34 Alabama July 9 Dallas 34–56 Tampa Bay July 9 Utah 56–67 Jacksonville July 10 Cleveland 56–62 Spokane July 10 Chicago 55–50 Arizona July 10 Tulsa 74–45 Bossier-Shreveport July 10 Oklahoma City 52–42 Iowa

Week 16

Date Home team Score Road team July 16 Iowa 42–48 Spokane July 16 Arizona 48–20 Utah July 17 Cleveland 44–39 Oklahoma City July 17 Jacksonville 49–47 Tampa Bay July 17 Milwaukee 57–41 Orlando July 17 Chicago 52–65 Dallas July 17 Alabama 48–61 Tulsa

Week 17

Date Home team Score Road team July 23 Spokane 63–49 Chicago July 24 Tampa Bay 53–29 Alabama July 24 Orlando 49–21 Oklahoma City July 24 Tulsa 51–61 Arizona July 24 Bossier-Shreveport 20–48 Jacksonville July 24 Iowa 67–75 Milwaukee July 24 Dallas 41–51 Utah

Week 18

Date Home team Score Road team July 30 Jacksonville 64–49 Spokane July 30 Oklahoma City 61–74 Tulsa July 30 Arizona 47–67 Iowa July 31 Cleveland 47–54 Milwaukee July 31 Tampa Bay 60–75 Orlando July 31 Bossier-Shreveport 56–62 Dallas July 31 Alabama 68–64 Utah

Statistics Final Statistics

Passing Player Comp. Att. Comp% Yards TD's INT's RatingChris Greisen, MIL 382 563 67.8% 5,146 107 11 128.2John Dutton, CLE 446 696 64.0% 5,104 100 19 114.3Brett Dietz, TB 372 572 65.0% 5,034 106 16 120.9Nick Davila, ARZ 415 617 67.2% 4,858 102 18 118.4Kyle Rowley, SPO 367 562 65.3% 4,428 100 11 120.8

Rushing Player Car. Yards Avg. TD's LongOdie Armstrong, TUL 74 349 4.7 13 37Nick Hill, ORL 63 284 4.5 15 23Ryan Vena, IOW 79 275 3.5 22 34Dan Alexander, ALA 84 209 2.5 26 32Byron Douzart, BS 42 195 4.6 5 28

Receiving Player Rec. Yards Avg. TD's LongRod Windsor, ARZ 193 2,372 12.3 47 47Ben Nelson, CLE 151 1,867 12.4 47 46Anthony Jones, MIL 125 1,810 14.5 42 46Hank Edwards, TB 115 1,748 15.2 36 45Donovan Morgan, TUL 123 1,707 13.9 52 45

Playoffs

Conference semifinals Conference Date Kickoff Away Home Final score Game site Recap American Friday, August 6 8:00 pm EDT Orlando Predators Jacksonville Sharks Orlando, 73–69 Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena National Friday, August 6 11:00 pm EDT Arizona Rattlers Spokane Shock Spokane, 57–49 Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena American Saturday, August 7 8:00 pm EDT Tampa Bay Storm Tulsa Talons Tampa Bay, 68–38 BOK Center National Saturday, August 7 8:00 pm EDT Chicago Rush Milwaukee Iron Milwaukee, 64–54 U.S. Cellular Arena

Conference finals Conference Date Kickoff Away Home Final score Game site Recap National Thursday, August 12 8:00 pm EDT Milwaukee Iron Spokane Shock Spokane, 60–57 Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena American Saturday, August 14 7:30 pm EDT Orlando Predators Tampa Bay Storm Tampa Bay, 63–62 St. Pete Times Forum

ArenaBowl XXIII

Date Kickoff Away Home Final score Game site Recap Friday, August 20 8:00 pm EDT Tampa Bay Storm Spokane Shock Spokane, 69–57 Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena

All-Arena team

OffensePositionFirst teamSecond teamQuarterbackChris Greisen, MilwaukeeBrett Dietz, Tampa BayFullbackDan Alexander, AlabamaOdie Armstrong, TulsaCenterKyle Young, ArizonaBeau Elliot, ChicagoOffensive linemanAdam Tadisch, ClevelandEd Taʻamu, SpokaneThomas Kaleita, Tampa BayPhil Bogle, DallasWide receiverRod Windsor, ArizonaDonovan Morgan, TulsaBen Nelson, ClevelandAnthony Jones, MilwaukeeAaron Boone, UtahHuey Whittaker, Utah DefensePositionFirst teamSecond teamDefensive linemanGabe Nyenhuis, TulsaTim McGill, Tampa BayKhreem Smith, MilwaukeeAnttaj Hawthorne, ArizonaJermaine Smith, Tampa BayAnthony Hoke, ClevelandMiddle linebackerSteve Watson, TulsaCliff Dukes, Tampa BayJack linebackerDeJuan Alfonzo, ChicagoJamar Ransom, TulsaDefensive backRayshaun Kizer, OrlandoTanner Varner, IowaKenny McEntyre, OrlandoVince Hill, AlabamaJosh Ferguson, ArizonaMicheaux Robinson, Jacksonville Special teamsPositionFirst teamSecond teamKickerChris Gould, ChicagoCarlos Martinez, Orlando

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