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  • Stats & Records
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Wins
League Records
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Largest Margin of Victory, Season Average: 59.45 (2013);
Most Points, Single Week: 236.10 (2015);
Most Points While Missing Playoffs: 2,008.65 (154.51 per game) (2013)

Logo
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Colors: Black and Red Gradients inspired by 8-bit graphics
Logo: Black narcotics officer firing duel weapons, inspired by 8-bit NARC video game popular in the late 1980s/early 1990s and 
rebooted in 2005.
Font: Cut the Crap
Uniforms
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Narcs in Action
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2013 TE Julius Thomas (Credit: /u/spuddy0108)
2014 and 2015 QB Cam Newton led the DARC NARCS to an upset of the Arrogant Americans in the 2014 playoffs and an OIL Bowl berth in 2015 (Credit: Hunter Quinn).
2015 DARC NARCS WR Amari Cooper (Credit: /u/spuddy0108)
2015 RB Devonta Freeman (Credit: /u/spuddy0108).
Bio
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Ulysses Henderson spent 2006 in Baghdad as a Second Platoon Gunslinger. He competed in a fantasy football league that season with future OIL managers Duffy, Hillier, and Reed. He ended up winning that league after everyone returned home. 

He joined the OIL in 2010 amid a lot of trash talk. But he drafted Vincent Jackson, who was holding out for a new contract in San Diego. Henderson then held onto V-Jax too long, leading him to finish his first season in last place. The DARC NARCS began the 2011 season 1-6 before embarking on a six-game winning streak to finish the season. 2012 and 2013 were more disappointments. But he rode a late-season surge to make the playoffs in 2014 and upset the two-time champion Arrogant Americans in the first round. However, his star QB (Cam Newton) was in a car wreck and missed the following week, when the NARCS lost in the semifinals.

Henderson derived his team name from his experience as a narcotics police officer.
Year-by-Year Rosters
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2010: 4-9, 14th Place
2011: 7-6, 8th Place
2012: 4-9, 12th Place
2013: 6-7, 10th Place
2014: 8-7; 4th Place
2015
2016
2017
2018: 5-8; 12th Place
Year-by-year drafts
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2010 (Vincent Jackson held out late into the season)
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2019