Bengals Caged By League Error

The team that stood the most to lose by having the AFC playoffs replayed was T.O.'s Bengals. Cincy had already secured a seat in the AFC Championship when the error was reported to PFL Online Commissioner The Swammi. The Bengals were lining up to play AFC Cinderella story Alex Penrod before The Swammi voided all playoff games Penrod has played. Ordering a replay of all AFC playoff games with the exception of the 4-5 seeds erased T.O.'s 38-0 win over Mike Dixon.

BAMA's T.O. finished with a 12-4 record in the PFL Online.

This meant that T.O. Would now play Ice Ellis providing the Jags would win vs. Nate Diezy. The two teams met late in the season with Bengals taking the win. However, that would not be the case when the two met for the right to go to the AFC Championship game. Ellis pulled out the win and moved on to defeat Mike Dixon and advance to PFL Online Superbowl I.

To his credit, T.O. Was nothing less than cooperative when the decision went down. When asked about T.O.'s response to replaying the playoffs Swammi stated, "T.O. Was very cooperative, even though I'm sure he knew had the most to lose. When I explained the situation to him, he never even raised a concerned. He was very understanding, which really disappointed me when things didn't work out in his favor. He truly showed he is a class act. If I were to have another league, he is the kind of baller I would want to be the first to sign up."

What was equally impressive was T.O.'s work with the lowly Bengals. He and Jay Kearney both epitomized the saying, its not the team, its the scheme. After starting 0-2, T.O. Went 12-2 down the stretch to win the AFC North division.