Orlando Predators Team Information

The Orlando Predators are an Arena Football League team based in Orlando, Florida that was founded in 1991. Their playoff streak is currently 18 seasons in a row, becoming the ArenaBowl champions in 1998 and 2000. For many years they were coached by Jay Gruden, younger brother of Jon Gruden, but he became the UFL's Florida Tuskers' offensive coordinator after the cancellation of the AFL's 2009 season. They are now coached by Pat O'Hara.

Founded	1991
League	Arena Football League (1991–present)
Team history	Orlando Predators (1991–present)
Arena	Amway Arena 1991–2010 Amway Center 2011–future
Based in	Orlando, Florida
Team colors	Black, Red, White
President	Brett Bouchy
Head coach	Bret Munsey
Championships	2 (AFL: 1998, 2000)
Division titles	7 (AFL: 1992, 1993, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2006)
Dancers	Predators Dance Team (1991–2008) Prowlers (2010–)
Mascot	Klaw

Predator Highlights

The Predators made Arena Football League history in consecutive weeks during the 1992 season:

On June 13, 1992, the team defeated the San Antonio Force 50-0. San Antonio kicker Matt Frantz missed six field goals. This is the first game shutout in the history of indoor football. Although there have been shutouts in af2 and other indoor football leagues, it proved to be the only shutout ever recorded in the original AFL.
On Friday, June 19, 1992, in a Week 4 road game against the Detroit Drive, quarterback Ben Bennett and the Predators trailed 42-32 with only 49 seconds left. In a miraculous feat of strength, Wide receiver / Defensive back Barry Wagner would catch two touchdown passes, get two two-point conversions, recover an onside kick, and made a game-ending tackle. With a safety added in, Orlando would win, 50-49. The comeback would become known as "The Miracle Minute". On the AFL's 20 Greatest Highlights Countdown, this comeback ranked #1.