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Team Information
New Orleans Breakers Bio
Team Info
The New Orleans Breakers are a professional American football team and a part of the United States Football League (USFL), from Detroit. The team is part of the South Division of the USFL. The team played its home games at the Louisiana Superdome stadium from 1984 to 1985 and now plays in the Protective Stadium. During their tenure from 1984 to 1985, the Breakers were considered to be successful, making the playoffs in both their seasons. They finished the 2022 season with a 6-4 record and lost the Division finals in the postseason.
Location, Stadium and Team Colours
The New Orleans Breakers are based in New Orleans, Louisiana.
From 1984 to 1985, the Breakers played their home games in an indoor stadium named the Louisiana Superdome. One of the most famous landmarks in the city, the Superdome hosts many sporting and cultural events. The Superdome was meant to serve as a home stadium for the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League (NFL). The Superdome underwent renovation in 2006 for the purpose of enhancing the fan experience. The stadium seats 76000.
The Breakers currently play in the Protective Stadium which is located in Birmingham, Alabama. The stadium hosts football games, soccer games and many concerts as well. The stadium has a seating capacity of around 47000 and has a variety of amenities.
The Breakers wear uniforms of the colours royal blue, breaker blue, silver and white.
Michigan Panthers Roster
| OFFENSE | POS | AGE | COLLEGE |
| Anthony Jones | RB | 26 | Florida International |
| Aqeel Glass | QB | 23 | Alabama A&M |
| Breon Michel | WR | - | Missouri S&T |
| Davis Cheek | QB | 24 | Elon |
| Dee Anderson | WR | 25 | Alabama A&M |
| Donnell Greene | G | 27 | Minnesota |
| EJ Bibbs | TE | 31 | Iowa State |
| Eli Stove | WR | - | Auburn |
| Ezra Gray | RB | 24 | Alabama State |
| Hergy Mayala | WR | 27 | UConn |
| Jack Kramer | G | 25 | Bowling Green |
| Johnnie Dixon | WR | 28 | Ohio State |
| Jonathan Adams | WR | 24 | Arkansas State |
| Justin Alexander-Johnson | TE | 26 | Mississippi State |
| Khalique Washington | G | 24 | Southern Miss |
| Kirk Kelley | G | 25 | Troy |
| Lee Morris | WR | 25 | Oklahoma |
| Lo Falemaka | T | 28 | Utah |
| Marcus Tatum | OL | - | UCF |
| Marquis Lucas | G | 29 | West Virginia |
| Marquis McClain | WR | 25 | Southern |
| McLeod Bethel-Thompson | QB | 34 | Sacramento State |
| Paul Adams | T | 27 | Missouri |
| Peter Guerriero | RB | - | Monmouth |
| Reggie Davis | WR | 27 | Georgia |
| Richie Sindani | WR | 27 | Regina (CAN) |
| Sage Surratt | TE | 24 | Wake Forest |
| Salesi Uhatafe | T | 28 | Utah |
| Steven Rowzee | G | 27 | Troy |
| Tim Coleman | T | 24 | Richmond |
| Wes Hills | RB | 27 | Slippery Rock |
| DEFENSE | POS | AGE | COLLEGE |
| Adonis Alexander | CB | 26 | Virginia Tech |
| Ahmad Gooden | DE | 27 | Samford |
| Alex Thomas | CB | - | Ferris State |
| Anree Saint-Amour | DE | 26 | Georgia Tech |
| Bryce Watts | CB | - | UMass |
| Chris Richardson | DT | - | UTEP |
| Connor Christian | DT | 26 | Jacksonville State |
| Darion Slade | S | 24 | Campbell |
| Derrick Jones | DB | 28 | Ole Miss |
| Derrion Rakestraw | S | 25 | Colorado |
| Djimon Brooks | DT | 25 | Georgia Tech |
| Greg Eisworth II | S | 25 | Iowa State |
| Jarey Elder | S | 25 | West Chester |
| Jerod Fernandez | LB | 28 | North Carolina State |
| Jordan Brailford | LB | 27 | Oklahoma State |
| Josh Valentine-Turner | DB | 24 | Florida International |
| Justus Reed | DE | - | Virginia Tech |
| Mike Stevens | CB | 27 | NC State |
| Nevelle Clarke | DB | 26 | Central Florida |
| Nigel Chavis | LB | 26 | Norfolk State |
| Reginald Howard Jr. | DT | 26 | Toledo |
| Samuel Wright II | DE | 24 | Princeton |
| Saquan Hampton | S | 27 | Rutgers |
| Shaheed Salmon | LB | 26 | Samford |
| Vontae Diggs | LB | 27 | Connecticut |
| Zakoby McClain | LB | 23 | Auburn |
| SPECIAL TEAMS | POS | AGE | COLLEGE |
| Matt Coghlin | K | - | Michigan State |
| Matt White | P | 27 | Monmouth |
| Turner Bernard | LS | 24 | San Diego State |
New Orleans Breakers Schedule:
Following is the regular season schedule of the New Orleans Breakers for the year 2023:
Week 1
April 16: vs. Houston Gamblers in Memphis, Tennessee; Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium; 9:30 p.m. ET
Week 2
April 23: vs. Arizona Wranglers in New Orleans, Louisiana; Caesars Superdome; 8:00 p.m. ET
Week 3
April 30: vs. Birmingham Stallions in Birmingham, Alabama; Protective Stadium; 8:00 p.m. ET
Week 4
May 7: vs. New Jersey Generals in New Orleans, Louisiana; Caesars Superdome; 8:00 p.m. ET
Week 5
May 14: vs. Memphis Showboats in Memphis, Tennessee; Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium; 8:00 p.m. ET
Week 6
May 21: vs. Michigan Panthers in Ann Arbor, Michigan; Michigan Stadium; 8:00 p.m. ET
Week 7
May 29: vs. Tampa Bay Bandits in Tampa Bay, Florida; Raymond James Stadium; 8:00 p.m. ET
Week 8
June 4: vs. Oakland Invaders in New Orleans, Louisiana; Caesars Superdome; 8:00 p.m. ET
Week 9
June 11: vs. Denver Gold in Denver, Colorado; Mile High Stadium; 9:30 p.m. ET
Week 10
June 18: vs. Jacksonville Bulls in New Orleans, Louisiana; Caesars Superdome; 8:00 p.m. ET
Coaching Staff:
| Name | Post |
| Ryan Jones | General Manager |
| John DeFilippo | Head Coach/Quarterbacks |
| Doug Martin | Coach - Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers |
| Jim Turner | Coach - Offensive Line/Run Game Coordinator |
| TJ Vernieri | Coach - Tight Ends/Offensive Quality Control |
| Jon Tenuta | Coach - Defensive Coordinator/Secondary |
| Cornell Brown | Coach - Defensive Line |
| Zach Tenuta | Coach - Linebackers |
| Hunter Hughes | Coach - Assistant Defensive Backs/Defensive Quality Control |
| Kirk Doll | Coach - Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs |
Who are the New Orleans Breakers Top Players
Jonathan Adams
Johnnie Dixon
Jerod Fernandez
Having a relatively successful season in 2022 by making the division finals, the Breakers would be looking to go farther by winning the division finals and going through to the championship game.
Seeing that they have retained a good number of high-performance players such as Jonathan Adams and Johnnie Dixon makes this a good possibility. Having a new quarterback would prove to be a difficult transition into the season but with effective training and strategy, the Breakers might be able to inch closer to the championship than the last year.
What is the New Orlean Breakers Win-Loss Record?
While we wait to see what record the New Orleans Breakers finish with in the upcoming USFL season, the Breakers completed the 2022 season with a 6-4 win-loss record securing them the 2nd place in their division and taking them to the division finals. They lost the division finals against the reigning champions, Birmingham Stallions, and fell out of postseason contention.
Where can I watch New Orleans Breakers games?
The New Orleans Breakers games will be aired nationally by Fox Sports, NBC Sports and Peacock. Viewers can also try Fubo.TV and Hulu + Live TV to watch the Breakers’ games.
Who is the owner of the Michigan Panthers
The Michigan Panthers were owned by Joe Canizaro, a real estate developer prominent in the business and civic matter of New Orleans, back in 1984 and 1985. They are currently owned by National Football League Enterprises Co, LLC, (Fox Sports).
How much did the New Orleans Breakers Cost to Buy
It is unknown how much the Breakers team might cost to buy because USFL teams do not have individual owners. It is reported that FOX Sports, the sports media subsidiary of Fox Corporations, invested $150 million to resurrect and run the league, and is regarded as the league's only owner.
How many championships have the New Orleans Breakers won?
The New Orleans Breakers made it to post-season contention in the 1980s as well as in 2022. However, the team has been unsuccessful in winning a championship in the revived edition of the league.
