Wone was a rookie signing for the Carcasonne Snarlfangs in Season I of the GDR. After picking up an MVP award against the Drakwald 'Ardboyz and a solid performance against the Karak Azgaraz Fanatics, Squigs scouts were alerted to his potential.

Groznak Smashmaw was the third player recruited to the Ostermark Squeelers. Headcoach Deepfruit Tomlin said "Groznak was a no brainer to be picked up, he is the cousin of club captain and first draft pick Gork Ironfist. They have grown up together playing and killing together, let that continue". Sadly, with the disappearance of Deepfruit and the collapse of the Squeelers, Smashmaw became a free agent and joined the Squigs.

Brother of Naz Gravedigger, Krog was barely utilised by the Gloomfangz, playing one less game than his brother, who secured a move to the Goatz. Feeling left behind, Krog strived to impress the Squigs coaches at open trials and was picked up as a free agent.

His big, he's mean, he's not to be messed with. Rogthar joined the 'Ardboyz from the under-9s peewee league and has worked his way through the teams ever since. Anyone who dares leave the club will find Rogthar looming over them in their bunk at night.

Spinechoppa wasn't one of the most appealing Blockers in the Draft but, thanks to his aggression and resilience, he may well prove to be a key addition to the 'Ardboyz defensive line.

Part of the Kommandoz first roster, Legchukka only played 3 games in an inexperienced and, ultimately, terrible team. Seeking new opportunities, Legchukka quit the Kommandoz to make himself available for Season II; the Squigs came calling and now he hopes for more opportunities to show his worth.

Another underused member of the Boars roster, Urgok is part of the Squigs 'Teef-ball' strategy of identifying those players who are free or cheap to hire but can contribute to a winning roster. Urgok came cheap and is both expendable and useful.

The first "Mister Irrelevant" of the Greenskins Draft Rumble era, Murzog has been patient all his life, waiting, stalking his first chance to play at the highest level. He might be the older statesman of the 'Boyz but he is ready to make his mark.

Barkumph, in his debut season, was anonymous and, if not that, then utterly useless. Someone in the Squigs hierarchy saw his potential but that is yet to become clear. Good luck to him this year!

An all-rounder, Warfist can lead the line, burst through the opposition, and handle the ball. Picked up in the Free Agency Draft, "Joker" fits the very definition of the 'Teef-ball' credo.

A critical position in any roster is the Safety and Ratbelly is a real threat with his fancy footwork and his ability to wrench possession from any unsuspecting opponent.

An underused and underrated member of the Squeelers roster, when Bloodtaker came on to the market, there was some interest, due to his sacking ability. As a strong safety, he can handle the deep breakaways from those teams trying to use trolls to launch goblins into the back field.

Needing a fleet of foot ball carrier, the Squigs chose local boy Terror Dervish to be the one to try to cross the end zone. A little squishy and hard to train, 'Trukka' may well get the job done or be obliterated in his first play.

With so little interest in goblins in the earlier rounds of the draft, it was little surprise that Bloodsmasha was left on the block. However, his agility and range make him a potential touchdown threat.

Every good franchise in the GDR needs someone an opposing coach takes an instant dislike to. The villain, the antagonist, the heel - the one player they are too busy trying to kill to prevent a touchdown. Flingbone is that player. His antics include goading the crowd, bribing the referees, planting a hobnailed boot into a prone Troll, and being downright hard to get a hold of. You love these players when they play for you; you hate them when they play against you.

At their first open training session, one player stood out. He could handle the ball like no other. He could pick out a pass anywhere on the field. And, by Gork, could he punch someone's lights out for looking at him funny. The Squigs wasted no time in nominating Jorn their Marquee Player.