Ontario Seekers Ex-Players

Ted Crewe
He was one of the best quarterbacks in The League (Second, after Dallas Shaw). Now he have his own team, the Pittsburgh Ironmen. Once he was framed for point-shaving game because he owned money to a dangerous criminal. But the truth of the things is, he was working as a High School Coach and he won many money doing plays for their playbook. He was the captain of the Ontario Seekers. And, he was arrested for joyride. He stole his uncle's car being drunk and crushed several civilian cars and he must serve 2 years in the Toronto Penitentiary where played as a Quarterback of a prison team.

Randy Battle
He played as a linebacker for the Ontario Seekers. During the fight of the team, he injured Ned Burger, tearing his MCL. His conditional freedom was violated when he assaulted the Ned Burger's brother, when he was arrested again, he declared: "Ned is still breathing...". Later, the autorithies in Ontario declared that Battle suffers from Intermittent Explosive Disorder, it made him aggresive. Due to his mental state, he will serve only 3 years from 7 years in the Toronto Penitentiary. He joined the Green Bay Slayers playing as Defensive Tackle and occasional linebacker.

Dwayne Moss
He played as a Wide Receiver for the Ontario Seekers, he once belong to a street gang, but after his friends was arrested for life and letting him free, he decided to win the life in football. Using his catching abilities, he joined to the Ontario Seekers, but he fought with a fellow inmate, and they had problems since they won their second championship. He joined to the Houston Raptors as apprentice from Johnny Hyatt, one of the best receivers in the League. Later, he was arrested by assault and battery.