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Salt Lake Stallions AAF 2019 Stats

Standings plus every published player and team stat for each UFL season and the USFL, XFL and AAF seasons before it, by category, with all-time career totals.

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AAF 2019 seasonSalt Lake Stallions3-5 · 4th in Western Conference · PF 135 · PA 143 · Diff −8
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Salt Lake Stallions passing

AAF 2019 season totals for every Salt Lake Stallions player in this category. A player who also played for another team that season shows his combined season (both teams are listed under his name). Tap a column to sort; tap a name for his career page.

4 players
1Josh WoodrumSL · QB
2Austin AllenSL · QB
3Matt LinehanSL · QB
Player
Josh Woodrum7714622764.31,4496.4207.06842116176.4
Austin Allen41163447.11203.530.0002031556.0
Matt Linehan2071353.8564.328.011121758.5
Austin Rehkow80010.000.00.00000039.6
Column guide
GP
Games played
GS
Games started
Cmp
Completions
Att
Pass attempts
Pct
Completion percentage
Yds
Passing yards
Y/A
Yards per attempt
Y/G
Passing yards per game
TD
Passing touchdowns
INT
Interceptions thrown
Lng
Longest completion
Sck
Times sacked
Sck Yds
Yards lost to sacks
Rate
Passer rating (NFL formula, computed from the totals)

Source: player stats from footballdb.com AAF team stats pages (2019 regular season, all eight teams); standings from footballdb.com AAF weekly scores, checked against Wikipedia: 2019 AAF season. The Alliance of American Football (AAF) was a separate league that played one season: it suspended operations after eight of its ten scheduled weeks (April 2, 2019), so there were no playoffs, champion or season awards. Every team played eight regular-season games. Player and team stats from footballdb.com’s AAF team stats pages; positions, games played and games started from footballdb.com’s 2019 AAF team rosters (for a player not on a final roster, games from the rushing/receiving tables where listed). The AAF had no kickoffs (teams started at their own 25 after a score) and no kicked extra points (every try was a two-point play), so there are no kick return, kickoff or extra-point stats; footballdb.com does not publish per-player points for the AAF, so there is no scoring table. Tackles for loss, passes defended and QB hits are not published. Fumble recoveries count recoveries of the opponent’s fumbles. W/L and points computed from all 32 regular-season results on footballdb.com’s weekly AAF score pages and cross-checked against Wikipedia’s standings for all 8 teams (identical). Teams with equal records are listed here by point differential. Regular season only; team names are as they were that season. Averages and percentages are computed from the published totals. Not published by the sources for this season, so not shown: Kickoffs, Kick Returns, Scoring, Penalties.