2024 Paris Musketeers season

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2024 Paris Musketeers season
General managerMarc-Angelo Soumah
Head coachMarc Mattioli
Home field Stade Jean Bouin
Results
Record10-2
Conference place2
Playoff finishlost semi final at Vienna Vikings

The 2024 Paris Musketeers season was the second season of the Paris Musketeers team in the European League of Football for the 2024 season.

Contents

Preseason

In the offseason the Musketeers were able to bring in more French players from other ELF teams. They signed the 2023 ELF Defensive Player of the Year Macéo Beard (Helvetic Guards), and 2023 All Star Anthony Mahoungou (Rhein Fire). [1] [2]

Regular season

Due to the Stade Jean-Bouin serving as "German House" during the 2024 Summer Olympics, the Musketeers had to play all six home games in the first six weeks to the regular season. [3] Paris won ten games, only the two matches versus defending champion Rhein Fire were lost. They finished second in the Western Conference and moved to the wild card round.

Standings

Western Conference
PosTeamGPWLCONFPFPADIFFSTKQualification
1 Flag of Germany.svg Rhein Fire C121119–1476174+302W9Automatic playoffs (#3)
2 Flag of France.svg Paris Musketeers Q121028–2407242+165W4Advance to playoffs (#4)
3 Flag of Spain.svg Madrid Bravos Q12846–4411204+207W1Advance to playoffs (#6)
4 Flag of Germany.svg Cologne Centurions E12664–6303444-141W2
5 Flag of Germany.svg Frankfurt Galaxy E12483–7285397-112L2
6 Flag of Germany.svg Hamburg Sea Devils E122100–10226473-247L9

Source: europeanleague.football

Playoffs

In the wild card round, the Musketeers had a home game, which was played in the Northern French city of Valenciennes, northern France had home rights, as 2024 Summer Paralympics were going on in Paris. [4] The Musketeers played the Munich Ravens, and won with a narrow 40:37. [5] In the semi finals, the Musketeers traveled to Vienna, where they lost versus Eastern Conference champions Vienna Vikings with 31:47. [6]

Roster

Paris Musketeers roster
Quarterbacks
  •  1 Flag of the United States.svg Zach Edwards

Running backs

  • 21 Flag of France.svg Jean-Charles ‘Sanka’ Moukouri
  • 45 Flag of France.svg Chris Voumbo

Wide receivers

  • 10 Flag of France.svg Jefferson Alexandre
  •  5 Flag of France.svg Rémi Bertellin
  • 13 Flag of France.svg Florian Larose
  •  6 Flag of the United States.svg Austin Mitchell
  • 14 Flag of France.svg Cheikhou Sow
  • 12 Flag of France.svg Hugo Tekedam

Tight ends

  • 81 Flag of France.svg Kevin Mwamba
Offensive linemen
  • 70 Flag of France.svg Nyohor Badiane
  • 71 Flag of France.svg Thomas Fileccia
  • 65 Flag of France.svg Jeremy Gasparro
  • 77 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Toby Lettman
  • 50 Flag of France.svg Nabil Marzougui
  • 72 Flag of France.svg Wally Camara
  • 68 Flag of Brazil.svg Pollys Sacramento
  • 63 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lewis Thomas

Defensive linemen

  • 90 Flag of France.svg Vincent Buffet
  • 98 Flag of France.svg Edwin Élio
  • 43 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jack Loew
  • 97 Flag of France.svg Averdié Mizius
  • 55 Flag of France.svg Mamadou Sy
  • 44 Flag of France.svg Stanley Zeregbe
  • 91 Flag of Sweden.svg Aslan Zetterberg
Linebackers
  • 42 Flag of the United States.svg Dauson Dales
  •  4 Flag of France.svg Digaan Gomis Katchanga
  • 19 Flag of France.svg Sofiane Khezami
  • 41 Flag of France.svg Davidson Larochel
  • 35 Flag of France.svg Paul Véritas

Defensive backs

  • 27 Flag of France.svg Maeric Achiepi
  •  7 Flag of France.svg Maceo Beard
  • 26 Flag of France.svg Jean-Alphonse Edris
  •  9 Flag of France.svg Kenny Floret
  •  0 Flag of the United States.svg Chandler Jones
  •  3 Flag of France.svg Amir Kilani
  • 28 Flag of France.svg Vincent Lemoine
  • 23 Flag of France.svg Khefil Osseni
  • 29 Flag of France.svg Kevin Querido Dias
  • 36 Flag of France.svg Maxime Roger
  • 20 Flag of France.svg Wadjihe Said

Special teams

  • 30 Flag of France.svg Mathys Dupont

Practice squad

  • 17 Flag of France.svg Randy Abandzounou DL
  • 16 Flag of France.svg Ibel Ahidazan DB
  • 15 Flag of France.svg Anthony Alix K/P
  • 95 Flag of France.svg Christopher Attoungbre DL
  • 89 Flag of France.svg Jordan Avissey DL
  • 47 Flag of France.svg Yohan Bique DL
  • 18 Flag of France.svg Yassine Bouhmidi QB
  • 88 Flag of France.svg Francois Bremond WR
  • 99 Flag of France.svg Willem Dendelé DL
  • - Flag of France.svg Moustapha Diawara OL
  • - Flag of France.svg Comblé Eldjimbaye OL
  • 40 Flag of France.svg Djilan Eustache LB
  • 78 Flag of France.svg Max Gaye OL
  • 92 Flag of Lebanon.svg Ali Hayek DL
  • 85 Flag of France.svg Sirac Kougnaglo WR
  • 73 Flag of France.svg Elyes Saoui OL
  • 75 Flag of France.svg Laïc Vontie OL


Rookies in italics
 Roster updated June 2, 2024
4 A-import, 6 E-import, 53 homegrown
46 active, 17 practice squad

References

  1. ↑ "ELF: Paris Musketeers sign Defensive Player of the Year Maceo Beard". www.americanfootballinternational.com.
  2. ↑ "Paris Musketeers bring home WR Anthony Mahoungou". www.americanfootballinternational.com.
  3. ↑ "ELF: Paris Musketeers host Munich Ravens in matchup of first-time playoff teams". www.americanfootballinternational.com.
  4. ↑ Jumeau, Flavien. "Paris Musketeers: Direction le Nord pour les playoffs!".
  5. ↑ "ELF-Playoffs: Munich Ravens scheitern dramatisch an den Paris Musketeers". https://www.ran.de . August 31, 2024.{{cite web}}: External link in |website= (help)
  6. ↑ red, ORF at/Agenturen (September 7, 2024). "Football: Vienna Vikings zurück im ELF-Finale". sport.ORF.at.


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