He may be stubborn, be may proc Wild Animal more often when blitzing than when running, but he still is the lynchpin of the team, causing a ruckus wherever he ends up. He somehow managed to get a ball to the enemies' end-zone one time, although it is unclear whether he was even aware of the fact he just scored or did he just forget to stop moving forward

The life of a Skaven Stormvermin may be tough. Not as glamorous a role as that of a Gutter Runner, they are nevertheless necessary to engage in a very unskavenlike honest fight and hold the enemies back. Chroshrekch is ready to do his part, his effort being awarded by the fans cheering after his team's touchdown

Skeskakch has been bashing and been bashed in every game he's been in. And he's loving it. Unrestrained violence is all he's about. Keep on bashing, dude

Brain's dear childhood friend, he can often be spotted giving him assistance behind the enemy lines

In spite of his name, Brain is quite eager to use his (however meager) brawn, so far causing casualties on 2 enemy players. He's a very aggressive player, ready to cause mayhem in the enemy (back)lines

One of the three original gutters, in his few first games he has not distinguished himself from his peers in any meaningful way, but because of his determination, he has been partaking in his local community aerobics exercises, which resulted in him getting a +AG. Who knows what the future holds for him?

I guess WE know. In his first match after training himself in the art of jumping really high, he managed to conquer his foes through his power of being able to do ridiculous shit and scored 3 out of 3 touchdowns in that match. Analysts argue whether it's because he's such a solid and versatile player or is it just that the coach can't distribute SPPs around his Gutters properly...

Despite being the team's dedicated thrower, he has not made a single completion in any of the games he's been in, possibly due to the fact that he was often needed on the LoS due to missing players

Newest Gutter Runner on the team, so far he has worked hard to prove his worth, quickly catching up to his peers in the number of touchdowns scored