List of Orlando Predators seasons

This is a list of seasons completed by the Orlando Predators. The Predators were a professional arena football franchise of the Arena Football League (AFL), based in Orlando, Florida, and plays its home games at CFE Arena. The team was established in 1991. The Predators made the playoffs for 19 consecutive seasons from 1993 to 2011. The franchise has played in seven ArenaBowls, the most of any arena football team, but only winning ArenaBowl XII and ArenaBowl XIV. Prior to the 2009 season, the AFL announced that it had suspended operations indefinitely and canceled the 2009 season. In September 2009, it was announced that the Predators would return for the 2010 season when the league relaunched.[1] They folded after the 2016 season.

ArenaBowl Champions ArenaBowl Appearance Division Champions Playoff Berth
Season League Conference Division Regular season Postseason results
Finish Wins Losses
Orlando Predators
1991 AFL — — 7th 3 7
1992 AFL — Southern 1st 9 1 Won Quarterfinals (Cleveland) 50–12
Won Semifinals (Tampa Bay) 24–21 (OT)
Lost ArenaBowl VI (Detroit) 38–56
1993 AFL National — 1st 10 2 Won Quarterfinals (Miami) 41–13
Lost Semifinals (Tampa Bay) 52–55
1994 AFL National — 1st 11 1 Won Quarterfinals (Fort Worth) 34–14
Won Semifinals (Massachusetts) 51–42
Lost ArenaBowl VIII (Arizona) 38–56
1995 AFL National Southern 2nd 7 5 Won Quarterfinals (San Jose) 55–37
Won Semifinals (Iowa) 56–49
Lost ArenaBowl IX (Tampa Bay) 35–48
1996 AFL National Southern 2nd 9 5 Lost Quarterfinals (Arizona) 48–65
1997 AFL National Southern 1st 10 4 Won Quarterfinals (New Jersey) 45–37
Lost Semifinals (Iowa) 34–52
1998 AFL National Southern 2nd 9 5 Won Quarterfinals (Nashville) 58–43
Won Semifinals (Arizona) 38–33
Won ArenaBowl XII (Tampa Bay) 62–31
1999 AFL National Southern 3rd 7 7 Won Quarterfinals (Tampa Bay) 41–19
Won Semifinals (Iowa) 48–41
Lost ArenaBowl XIII (Albany) 48–59
2000 AFL National Southern 1st 11 3 Won Quarterfinals (Tampa Bay) 34–24
Won Semifinals (Arizona) 56–44
Won ArenaBowl XIV (Nashville) 41–38
2001 AFL National Southern 3rd 8 6 Lost Wild Card Round (Chicago) 41–26
2002 AFL National Southern 1st 7 7 Won Wild Card Round (Buffalo) 32–27
Won Quarterfinals (New Jersey) 49–46
Lost Semifinals (San Jose) 40–52
2003 AFL National Southern 2nd 12 4 Won Quarterfinals (New York) 69–62
Lost Semifinals (Tampa Bay) 50–60
2004 AFL National Southern 2nd 10 6 Lost Conference Semifinals (Chicago) 49–59
2005 AFL National Southern 2nd 10 6 Won Conference Semifinals (New York) 47–42
Lost Conference Championship (Georgia) 58–60
2006 AFL National Southern 1st 10 6 Won Conference Semifinals (Philadelphia) 31–27
Won Conference Championship (Dallas) 45–28
Lost ArenaBowl XX (Chicago) 61–69
2007 AFL National Southern 3rd 8 8 Lost Wild Card Round (Philadelphia) 26–42
2008 AFL National Southern 2nd 9 7 Lost Wild Card Round (Cleveland) 66–69
2009 The AFL suspended operations for the 2009 season.[2]
2010 AFL American South 3rd 8 8 Won Conference Semifinals (Jacksonville) 73–69
Lost Conference Championship (Tampa Bay) 62–63
2011 AFL American South 3rd 11 7 Lost Conference Semifinals (Jacksonville) 48–63
2012 AFL American South 5th 4 14
2013 AFL American South 2nd 7 11 Lost Conference Semifinals (Philadelphia) 55–59
2014 AFL American South 1st 11 7 Won Conference Semifinals (Pittsburgh) 56–48
Lost Conference Championship (Cleveland) 46–56
2015 AFL American South 1st 12 6 Lost Conference Semifinals (Jacksonville) 33-55
2016 AFL American — 2nd 12 4 Lost Conference Semifinals (Jacksonville) 68-69 (OT)
Total 225 147 (includes only regular season)
24 21 (includes only the postseason)
249 168 (includes both regular season and postseason)

References

General
Specific
  1. ↑ Orlando Predators Back for 2010 Season
  2. ↑ "AFL suspends 2009 season". Arena Football League. Archived from the original on April 20, 2009. Retrieved November 16, 2009.
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