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            === Ortiz, Greisen and Moye-Moore earn weekly AFL honors ===
 
 Courtesy of Arena Football League
 
 Tulsa, OK (Sports Network) - Tampa Bay linebacker ERIC ORTIZ,
 Milwaukee quarterback CHRIS GREISEN and Orlando linebacker
 MARLON MOYE-MOORE have been named the JLS Ironman, Russell
 Athletic Offensive Players and Riddell Defensive Player of
 the Week, respectively, for Week 17 of 2010. In addition to
 these three awards, the AFL is also highlighting the player
 who makes the best Catch of the Week, the Playmaker of the
 Week and the Highlight of the Week. The Cutters Catch of
 the Week Award for Week 17 goes to Utah wide receiver AARON
 BOONE, while Milwaukee wide receiver DAMIAN HARRELL and
 Jacksonville defensive back MICHEAUX ROBINSON have been named
 the Playmakers of the Week. The Highlight of the Week award has
 gone to Spokane defensive back MERVIN BROOKINS.
 
 JLS IRONMAN OF THE WEEK
 
 Ortiz (6-3, 255, Belhaven) gave Tampa Bay the momentum they needed
 to jumpstart the offense, scoring the first two touchdowns for the
 Storm after falling to a 10-0 deficit. After a shutout in the
 first quarter, Ortiz scored his first touchdown from a 1-yard
 carry. Less than three minutes later, Ortiz ran in 4-yard pitch
 from QB Dietz, taking a 14-10 lead. Tampa Bay would never let Alabama
 recapture the lead. In the 53-29 victory, Ortiz was also a force
 for the defense, accumulating 4.5 tackles.
 
 RUSSELL ATHLETIC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
 
 Greisen (6-3, 220, NW Missouri) exhausted the Barnstormers defense,
 pulling off a thrilling 75-67 win to clinch the Midwest Division
 for Milwaukee. Greisen?s outstanding game statistics explain why
 he is No. 1 in total offense (4,947) and total passing (4,942)
 this season, more than 100 yards over the next contender in
 each category. Against Iowa, Greisen completed 30-of-40 passes
 for eight touchdowns and a season-high 413 yards.
 
 RIDDELL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
 
 Moye-Moore (6-2, 250, Maryland) had the experience the Predators
 needed to beat Oklahoma City and clinch a spot in the playoffs.
 The six-year veteran caught his second interception of the season
 at the end of the first quarter, running it back for a 13-yard touchdown.
 Moye-Moore also had a season-high nine tackles and one tackle for
 loss. Tanner Varner also had a tremendous game for the Iowa
 Barnstormers, catching an interception for a 56-yard touchdown and
 nine tackles in the night.
 
 07/27 15:14:59 ET

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