1992 Albany Firebirds season

The 1992 Albany Firebirds season was the third season for the Firebirds. They finished 5–5 and lost in the 1st round of the AFL playoffs to the Dallas Texans.

1992 Albany Firebirds season
Head coachRick Buffington
Home fieldKnickerbocker Arena
Results
Record5–5
Division place3rd
Playoff finishLost 1st Round (Texans) 45-48

Regular season

Schedule

WeekDateOpponentResultsGame site
Final scoreTeam record
1 May 30 Arizona Rattlers W 62–35 1–0 Knickerbocker Arena
2 June 6 Detroit Drive L 23–33 1–1 Knickerbocker Arena
3 June 13 at Dallas Texans W 37–27 2–1 Reunion Arena
4 June 20 at Cincinnati Rockers W 45–44 3–1 Riverfront Coliseum
5 June 27 Cleveland Thunderbolts W 47–32 4–1 Knickerbocker Arena
6 July 3 New Orleans Night W 67–29 5–1 Knickerbocker Arena
7 July 10 at Detroit Drive L 34–58 5–2 Joe Louis Arena
8 July 18 at Tampa Bay Storm L 42–62 5–3 Florida Suncoast Dome
9 July 25 Cincinnati Rockers L 40–50 5–4 Knickerbocker Arena
10 August 3 at Cleveland Thunderbolts L 25–46 5–5 Richfield Coliseum

Standings

1992 Arena Football League standings
Team W L T PCT PF PA PF (Avg.) PA (Avg.) STK
Southern Division
xyz-Orlando Predators910.90048428148.428.1W 9
x-Tampa Bay Storm910.90047235447.235.4W 4
Charlotte Rage370.30035732035.732L 2
New Orleans Night0100.00025849125.849.1L 10
Northern Division
xy-Detroit Drive820.80049731449.731.4W 6
x-Cincinnati Rockers730.70045135045.135L 1
x-Albany Firebirds550.50042241642.241.6L 4
x-Cleveland Thunderbolts460.40031136231.136.2W 1
Western Division
xy-Dallas Texans550.50035438835.438.8W 2
x-Sacramento Attack460.40035439535.439.5W 1
Arizona Rattlers460.40032442032.442L 1
San Antonio Force280.20026846126.846.1L 2

z – clinched homefield advantage

y – clinched division title

x – clinched playoff spot

Playoffs

RoundDateOpponentResultsGame site
Final scoreTeam record
Semi-finals August 8 Dallas Texans L 45–48 0–1 Knickerbocker Arena

Roster

1992 Albany Firebirds roster
Quarterbacks

Wide Receivers/Defensive Backs

  • -- John Chaney
  • -- Eric Hoskins
  • -- Ozzie Jackson
  • -- Myron Jefferson
  • 27 Merv Mosely
  • -- Alfred Parker
  • -- B. T. Thompson
  • -- Steve Thonn
  • -- Willie Wood, Jr.
Running Backs/Linebackers

Offensive Linemen/Defensive Linemen

  • 77 Sylvester Bembery
  • -- Jeff Neal
  • 73 Pete Porcelli
  • -- Rodney Smith
  • -- Mitch Suplee
  • -- Jim Warne
  • -- Ricky Wells
  • -- Isaac Williams
Wide Receivers/Linebackers

Kickers

  • Rookies in italics
  • 28 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 PS

Awards

Position Player Award All-Arena team
Offensive/Defensive LinemanSylvester Bemberynone1st
Wide Receiver/Defensive BackMerv Moselynone1st
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