When it comes to the Indoor Football League, there’s the Sioux Falls Storm and there’s everything else. Sioux Falls has won the United Bowl game in each of the last five seasons and is one win away from reaching the league’s championship game once again. The team is 15-1 this season, including 11-0 with wide… Read more »
Anchorage’s Caleb Holley was back to catching only touchdowns for the Sioux Falls Storm. The 25-year-old wide receiver hauled in touchdowns on his only two catches and is now tied for second in the Indoor Football League in receiving TDs on the year. He scored on a 39-yard Hail Mary to end the second quarter… Read more »
He’s played in only six games, but already Anchorage’s Caleb Holley is the most dangerous wide receiver in the Indoor Football League. Holley hauled in four touchdowns passes, twice scoring the go-ahead points, as the Sioux Falls Storm beat the Spokane Empire 63-50 in South Dakota. Sioux Falls is 10-1 overall, 6-0 since Holley joined… Read more »
He just needs a little daylight, and Caleb Holley will do the rest. The Anchorage wide receiver is utilizing his killer quickness to find openings in the defense, especially near the end zone where he has emerged as the most dangerous red-zone threat in the Indoor Football League. The 24-year-old was a late addition to… Read more »
All Caleb Holley of Anchorage does is catch touchdowns. At least that’s how things have gone two games in his Indoor Football League career. The 25-year-old wide receiver has eight touchdowns on nine receptions with the Sioux Falls Storm, highlighted by a five-TDs-on-five-catches performance in Saturday’s 77-44 win over the Wichita Falls Nighthawks. Holley, of… Read more »
With his door the NFL currently closed, Caleb Holley of Anchorage found another way to continue his dream of playing professional football. The 24-year-old undrafted wide receiver has signed with the LA Kiss of the Arena Football League. He will report to training camp in a few months for the AFL season, which runs March… Read more »
Every time his cell phone rings, Caleb Holley of Anchorage can’t help but hope it’s his future calling. The 24-year-old wants to answer a call from the NFL. The undrafted free agent wide receiver had spent parts of the last two seasons on the practice squad of the Buffalo Bills, but he’s no longer with… Read more »
The world of professional sports is a cruel business and nothing is more cutthroat than the NFL, where most contracts are not guaranteed. One day after Buffalo Bills receiver Caleb Holley of Anchorage was carted off the practice field with a leg injury, the 24-year-old was waived. That’s just cold, man. It’s just business, they… Read more »
Caleb Holley’s quest to become the first Alaskan to play wide receiver in the NFL was put on hold when the Buffalo Bills released him in final cuts. The 6-foot-3 playmaker from Anchorage will stay involved with the Bills, however, after signing with the practice squad. That means he will get paid – at least… Read more »
He made the first cut with the Buffalo Bills, but now Caleb Holley of Anchorage will have the longest night of his life with all NFL teams cutting their rosters down to 53 players Saturday. Holley is a rookie receiver out of East Central in Oklahoma, trying to make the team as an undrafted walk-on,… Read more »
