Rhein Fire displayed incredible dominance in the Wildcard round, with three offensive players delivering impressive performances. Once again, Glen Toonga showed why he is the top favorite for the MVP title. With 11 carries for 143 rushing yards and two touchdowns, Toonga had a great game, but someone else stole the show that day.

Kwofie puts up incredible numbers

Harlan Kwofie had an outstanding day, connecting with quarterback Jadrian Clark for 10 catches, 200 receiving yards, and four touchdowns. Kwofie set several playoff records with his performance. In addition to the new record of 200 receiving yards in a playoff game, his four receiving touchdowns also set a new benchmark.

See Kwofie’s highlights here!