Look for more of the same this week as he has helped San Jose with its depth during this long stretch of games. Having that kind of night gets you noticed as Williams was named AFL Ironman of the Week. He also scored three receiving touchdowns (on 11 catches for 164 yards) ran in another TD, and on his fifth and final kick return of the night filling in for an injured Rodney Wright, he took it 57 yards for a score. Williams racked up 269 all-purpose yards and five touchdowns, along with a forced fumble and three solo tackles on special teams. With family and friends in attendance, rookie Fred Williams had arguably the best game ever by a San Jose SaberCat. He is currently tied with teammate Gabe Nyenhuis who set the record of 15.5 sacks back in 2010 while with Tulsa.ДЄ new threat for a team with many emerged last week in Chicago. Joe Sykes is still sitting a half sack away from setting the new single season sack record at 16. San Jose knows this will not be a walk in the park Saturday night.

In that game Rocco threw for 235 yards and seven touchdowns. The loss was not only a franchise worst but was also the second worst defeat in league history. He has a link to SaberCats history: Rocco was behind center for the Cleveland Gladiators last season in game that saw San Jose lose by 61 points, 82-21. Rocco is also seven touchdowns and 99 yards away from setting franchise records in both categories. That is only bested by San Jose's own Mark Grieb (326), and Utahs Tommy Grady (340). On offense, quarterback Kurt Rocco has been a gunslinger throwing an average 303 yards per game. Their main ball thieves are Alvin Ray Jackson who has 12 interceptions, and Jeremy Kellem who has picked off nine.

That mark is also third best in league history. Led by a stingy defense that is a staggering 21 in turnover differential, they lead the AFL with 33 interceptions. The New Orleans Voodoo come to the Cats' Lair riding a three game winning streak that vaulted them into first place in the American Conference South division. With two games left this year, the SaberCats can clinch a playoff spot with a win and losses by Chicago and Spokane. Last week in Chicago, in a win-or-go-home matchup with the Rush, San Jose played mistake-free football for only the second time this season and came away with a 75-61 victory. The SaberCats' push for the playoffs continues Saturday night when they host the surprisingly hot New Orleans Voodoo.

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