In their most complete performance of the season, the Paris Musketeers dominated the Cologne Centurions 57-7 in Cologne, Germany. Paris quarterback Zach Edwards was on fire, racking up 441 yards passing and throwing 5 TDs to 3 difference receivers. Receiving duo Remi Bertillin and Austin Mitchell led the way, with 206 and 179 yards receiving respectively.
Cologne opened the scoring on their first drive, with Isaiah Weed scrambling for a 23-yard TD. But after this, it was all Musketeers. Zach Edwards scored first on a 2 yard run, then on Cologne’s next drive, Wadijhe Said stepped in front of a Weed pass and returned it 52 yards, setting up a short field where Edwards found Florian Larose on a 9 yard strike. The defense then got into the scoring act, with Amir Kilani coming off the edge for a tackle in the backfield and a safety and a 16-7 halftime lead.
In the third, Edwards would throw two TDs to Mitchell and another to Bertillin, growing the advantage to 37-7. Edwards would find Bertellin again in the opening moments of the 4th quarter as well, this time from 63 yards out to put the game away. A pair of Chris Voumbo rushing TDs in the final frame would provide the ultimate margin, 57-7.
