With their back against the wall, the Nebraska Danger found a way to stun defending IFL champion Iowa 46-40 to punch a ticket to the IFL Playoffs. The Danger's win coupled with a win from Tucson over Quad Cities in the final week of the regular season helped earn Nebraska the five-seed in the playoffs and yet another trip to Green Bay this Friday.

With the bye week in the rearview, the Nebraska Danger is now looking to keep their playoff hopes alive.

The Nebraska Danger are looking to bounce back from a devastating road loss to the Sioux Falls Storm.

The Nebraska Danger will be visiting Dodge Elementary at 1 p.m. on May 8 to partake in some recess fun with area students. It’s a part of the Nebraska Danger’s philosophy in 2019 of “Danger-Us,” with an emphasis on community involvement.

Against the IFL’s best team, Davonte Sapp-Lynch made a name for himself.

In a game against heavily-favored Arizona, the Nebraska Danger hung in until the end, but still came up short 56-46.

It took nine games into the season to solidify the kicker position on the team, but it appears the Nebraska Danger may have found their man.

The Nebraska Danger remain at home this week to welcome in the Cedar Rapids River Kings, and the River Kings will be bringing with them a familiar face - former Nebraska Danger head coach Mark Stoute.

The Nebraska Danger prevented Green Bay from completing the season sweep on Saturday, knocking off the Blizzard 47-40 in a game that included another dramatic finish.

After two losses to the Green Bay Blizzard already in 2019, the Nebraska Danger look to settle the score Saturday night.