NFL Rush Zone

TV Series
2010–2014
TV-Y7

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Johnny Yong Bosch, Jesse Corti, Nika Futterman, Nicolas Roye, Ogie Banks, Liam O'Brien, Troy Baker, Malachi Cohen, Andres Aragon, and Marcus Griffith in NFL Rush Zone (2010)

Superhero Action Animation Comedy Drama Sci-Fi Sport

A young football lover is chosen to help protect the Earth from various aliens who want to use the magic of the sport to destroy the world.A young football lover is chosen to help protect the Earth from various aliens who want to use the magic of the sport to destroy the world.A young football lover is chosen to help protect the Earth from various aliens who want to use the magic of the sport to destroy the world.

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6.4/10

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Awards
- 2 nominations total

Episodes66

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Andres Aragon

Marty

Johnny Yong Bosch

Troy

Malachi Cohen

Nika Futterman

Ash…

Jon St. John

Main Title Announcer

Nicolas Roye

Ricky

Liam O'Brien

RZ6.0…

Troy Baker

Wild Card…

Jesse Corti

Drop Kick…

Joshua J. Jackson

Ogie Banks

Tua…

Marcus Griffith

Rich Eisen

Self

Kyle Hebert

Broncos Rusher…

Michael Irvin

Self

R. Lewis Blake

LT. Matt Taylor…

Danielle Nicolet

Shandra…

Michael Croner

Seahawks Rusher

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Trivia
The series ended on an apparent cliffhanger with Wild Card's escape and return, indicating that a fourth season was planned. However, the season ultimately never materialized.

Quotes
Ish: Enter The Rush Zone!

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Featured review

3/10

An Advertisement for Pugilistic Dementia

First, I have to admit that I'm not a football fan. I stumbled across this by accident. I checked it out for a lark.

The premise is that the "combined power" of every NFL team "in the wrong hands" could "threaten our very existence." Supposedly every team has its own "megacore," a football, that contains "the essence" of the team's power.

Riiight...

This is definitely not one of the better cartoons I've seen, mainly because it's such a blatant, unrepetent advertisement for the NFL. League and team logos are everywhere, and every other line of dialogue has a team name or player name or something NFL-branded in it.