Kennedy, McDowell and Berry earn week 20 honors
AFL Press Release
Georgia QB DARNELL KENNEDY has been named Russell Athletic Offensive Player of the Week. Georgia FB/LB BENJI McDOWELL and New Orleans WR PJ BERRY have been named Riddell Defensive Player of the Week and JLS Ironman of the Week, respectively, for Week 20 of the 2011 AFL season.

New Orleans VooDoo head coach Derek Stingley is fired
NOLA.com

New Orleans VooDoo hits road with more spring in its step
NOLA.com

Morgan makes most of his chance with Soul, leads AFL in receiving yardage ...
Philadelphia Inquirer

Grady, Berry, Dukes and Bocage win Week 11 honors
AFL Press Release
Utah QB TOMMY GRADY and New Orleans WR PJ BERRY have been named Russell Athletic Co-Offensive Player of the Week. Tampa Bay LB CLIFF DUKES and Utah WR CHRIS BOCAGE have been named Riddell Defensive Player of the Week and JLS Ironman of the Week, respectively, for Week 11 of the 2011 AFL season.

Talons take it to each other in practice
Tulsa World

Talons QB solid in road victory
Tulsa World

Life without the Wings
Shreveport Times

Whittaker, Taylor, Berry earn week 7 honors
AFL Press Release
Tampa Bay WR HUEY WHITTAKER, Utah DB BRANDON TAYLOR and New Orleans WR PJ BERRY have been named Russell Athletic Offensive Player of the Week, Riddell Defensive Player of the Week and JLS Ironman of the Week, respectively, for Week 7 of the 2011 AFL season.

New Orleans VooDoo vs. Orlando Predators exemplifies AFL fraternity
NOLA.com

PJ Berry the X-factor for VooDoo
NewOrleans.Com

New Orleans VooDoo tweaks lineup after losing the season opener
NOLA.com

New Orleans VooDoo falls to Tampa Bay Storm 46-40 in AFL return
NOLA.com

New Orleans Voodoo Coach Derek Stingley has a passion for Arena Football
NOLA.com

Die-hard fans welcome back New Orleans VooDoo in full force
NOLA.com

New Orleans VooDoo sign players to fill out their roster
NOLA.com

Breaking it Down - 2010 Week Two
Andy Lopusnak, ArenaFan.com
The second week of AFL action featured just as many games as teams on that had bye weeks – just five games and five byes. It’s also the largest number of byes in AFL history and the lowest number of total AFL games in a single week since 1994 when there were 11 teams. Let’s take a look back at the short, but pretty eventful five-game Week Two.