The Indoor Football League is proud to announce the 2010 United Bowl Vidswap.com Players of the Week. The United Bowl is the premier championship game in indoor football. With the Intense and United Conference champions clashing, play on the grid-iron was at its highest point. All the efforts over the fourteen game regular season and each round of the playoffs culminate to separate who has the true heart of a champion. Each week the IFL selects three players, one from each phase of the game, offense, defense, and specials teams, whose play on the field stood out among the rest of the competition.  The following players key performance snagged them the privilege as a team to call themselves United Bowl Champions. However, their individual efforts are also acknowledged as they are named the 2010 IFL United Bowl Vidswap.com Players of the Week. 

Offensive Player of the Week: QB Chris Dixon, Billings Outlaws

Chris Dixon is well on his way to becoming one of the most decorated quarterbacks the league has seen. Aside from being this week’s offensive player of the week, Dixon received the honor of being the United Bowl MVP for his ability to keep driving his team down the field for scores and adding a huge run at the end of the game that sealed a 43-34 win for the Outlaws over the Sioux Falls Storm. In his efforts to repeat as United Bowl champions, Dixon went 17 for 25 on his passing attempts for 153 yards and two touchdowns. The versatile QB also had his ground game working. Dixon managed 50 yards and two touchdowns on 13 rushes to help get his team crowned United Bowl champions for the second year in a row.

Defensive Player of the Week: DL Tyrell Herndon, Billings Outlaws

While much focus can be placed on Billings offensive endeavors, their defense should never be overlooked. DL Tyrell Herndon proved during the United Bowl how much of a physical presence the Outlaws defense brings. Herndon had 5.5 tackles during the United Bowl, 2.5 of which were for a loss. Adding to the Outlaws defensive dominance, Herndon also recorded a sack and forced a fumble to keep the Storm threat at a downgraded level. His ability to help keep the Storm from striking was a primary factor in aiding the Outlaws 43-34 victory.

Special Teams Player of the Week: KR Tim Brown, Billings Outlaws

There were several possibilities when naming the potential United Bowl MVP and if the award was not bestowed on Chris Dixon, you can bet Tim Brown would have been the next likely candidate. Brown capped off his remarkable playoff run by once again bringing his abilities to almost every facet of the offense. On his first kick-return, he managed to bring the ball back for a touchdown, which was one of his two runs that culminated in 64 total yards. Brown once again also contributed to the passing and running attacks. Brown had a touchdown and 47 yards on eight receptions while also posting a touchdown and 14 yards on six carries. Brown was truly offensive dynamite that helped catapult Billings over the Storm in the 43-34 win.