Houma, La. – As the SFL preseason commenced, all eyes were on the Louisiana Revolution’s training camp where a captivating battle was unfolding in the backfield. Rookie running backs Duane Sammons and Chris Grant Jr. showcased their immense talent, leaving both fans and coaches eager to see who would claim the starting role for the upcoming season.

In training camp, both Sammons and Grant Jr. impressed with their speed, agility, and ability to find the gaps in the defense. Their performances had everyone talking, and the competition between the two rookies was heating up day by day. Their potential to be game-changers in the regular season added an extra layer of excitement to this preseason showdown.

The moment of truth came during the preseason game against the Indianapolis Ramblers, where the two young running backs were given ample opportunity to demonstrate their skills on the field. Duane Sammons earned the starting nod, showcasing his explosive burst and powerful running style. In just seven carries, he amassed an impressive 66 yards, averaging a remarkable 9.4 yards per carry. Sammons displayed his potential as a playmaker, leaving defenders in his wake and exciting fans with each carry.

However, as fate would have it, Sammons’ dazzling performance was short-lived. Towards the end of the first quarter, the rookie sensation sustained a minor injury, sending a scare throughout the Revolution’s sideline. While the injury was not serious, it was enough to keep him out for the rest of the game, leaving fans with a sense of anticipation and excitement for his full return.