On a week where there was no game to be played, the Chicago Slaughter moved back into a tie for second place. While the Slaughter rested on a bye week the Sioux Falls Storm and the Cedar Rapids Titans, both tied in first place ahead of the Slaughter by a half game; duked it out in Sioux Falls on Saturday night. The Storm (8-4) bested the Titans 30-24 to extend their home streak to 31 consecutive wins. What does all of this mean for the Chicago Slaughter? With two games remaining on the schedule, both… Read more

On a week where there was no game to be played, the Chicago Slaughter moved back into a tie for second place. While the Slaughter rested on a bye week the Sioux Falls Storm and the Cedar Rapids Titans, both tied in first place ahead of the Slaughter by a half game; duked it out in Sioux Falls on Saturday night. The Storm (8-4) bested the Titans 30-24 to extend their home streak to 31 consecutive wins. What does all of this mean for the Chicago Slaughter? With two games remaining on the schedule, both… Read more

by Paul Chivari


HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL – The past two weekends the Chicago Slaughter were unable to score or let their opponent score in the first quarter. Saturday night they had no problem, and though they did give up points in the first quarter, they still were up 21-10 on the Green Bay Blizzard by quarter’s end.             Cody Kirby and Dan Dufrene combined for 105 yards on the ground and each rushed for 3 TDs in a game that never saw the Slaughter (1-2) without the lead. Kirby led the Slaughter the… Read more

Monday, February 25, 2013 Paul Chivari


Two quick Cedar Rapids Titans scores in the early minutes of the second half found the Chicago Slaughter down 31-7. By the final 17 seconds of the game they would find themselves kicking an onside kick, down by six, following a key David Brown touchdown grab from Cody Kirby.
In a game that featured teams in a home and home rematch from the previous week’s season opener, the Slaughter (0-2) played host to a Titans (2-0) team they were looking for revenge on after their… Read more

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Saturday, February 23, 2013 Paul Chivari
Just a few weeks removed from the end of the NFL season, right when you thought your football fix wasn’t being met, the Indoor Football League kicked off its 2013 season. The Chicago Slaughter, now in their fourth season in the IFL, are coming off of a 6-8 finish in the 2012 campaign, their only IFL season without a playoff berth. They look to bounce back and provide another entertaining year of indoor football for the Chicagoland area. This year will mark the… Read more

The Slaughter came through this time in another close game. Jarret Payton scored late in the 4th to tie the game and an extra point gave the Slaughter the lead. A win for the Slaughter without De-Cody Fagg, who could be moving up north to the Canadian League. Keep posted for more details and Chicago Slaughter action.

The Chicago Slaughter have lost their first three games by a combined eight points. Can new quarterback Randy Hutchinson get a better feel for his receivers after a second week of practice?

Their next opponent, the Alaska Wild are 2-1, but are making a long road trip. Get ready for Coach McMichael to ralley his team with some energy for this Saturday night's game!

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