Isaiah Allen had a choice of colleges to pick to study and play the game at the next level, including Division I LIU and Wagner, and Division II Assumption and Pace. Plus, he had interest from other schools.
Category: NYC Football
Isaiah Allen’s Five TD Performance Propels August Martin Football to 62-0 Win Over LIC
August Martin Falcons Football Improves to 4-0.
August Martin Falcon Football Drops Preseason Opener to A.P. Randolph, 14-8
Falcons return the gridiron after a 20-month layoff.
Jets Claim OL David Moore, Release Teton Saltes
Jets add OL David Moore for offensive line depth.
PSAL Fixture Chris App Jr. Takes Over Football Reigns at McKee/Staten Island Tech
App replaces Anthony Cialdella as football coach at MSIT.
NY Giants, Logan Ryan Agree to 3-Year Deal
The 29-year-old Ryan, a free safety, has registered 79 tackles, 55 solo, one sack, nine pass defenses, and one interception in 14 games so far this season.
Jets Agree to Terms with QB Joe Flacco
The Audubon, N.J., native owns a 61.9 completion rate with 40067 yards, 218 touchdowns, 141 picks, and an 84.1 QB rating for his seven-year career.
Ex-Grand Street Campus, Rutgers Football Player Kamaal Seymour Inks Free Agent Deal with Las Vegas Raiders
The 6-foot-6 324-pounder earned the David Bender Trophy at the senior banquet (12/15) as the team's top offensive lineman. Additionally, Seymour proved he could perform in the classroom as well as on the gridiron, making the Academic All-Big Ten list three times at Rutgers University: 2019-17.
Titans Pick Brooklyn Native Isaiah Wilson with 29th Overall NFL Draft Selection
The 6-foot-7, 350-pound behemoth becomes the second New York City native to have his name called on NFL Draft Day in the first round in the past 34 years — joining Staten Island’s Dominique Easley, who played with Curtis High School and the New England Patriots picked with the 29th-overall selection in the 2014 NFL Draft.
South Shore Vikings’ Nathaniel Hall Headed to SUNY Morrisville Football
The six-foot, 165-pound Hall made 18 tackles for the Vikings' defense despite playing in only six games, good for an average of three stops per game.
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