Brandon Scherff anchored offensive lines for 18 seasons with power, leadership, and consistency, establishing himself as one of the premier guards of his generation. Drafted in the 4th round of the inaugural Season 1 Draft by the Los Angeles Stars, Scherff became an instant tone-setter in the trenches. His toughness and reliability made him a cornerstone of the Stars’ offense through seven seasons, earning multiple Pro Bowl and All-Pro selections while protecting some of the league’s most productive quarterbacks.

In Season 8, Scherff joined the St. Louis Rebels, where he continued his dominance up front for a full ten seasons. A veteran leader and locker room stabilizer, he brought a gritty mentality to a young Rebels squad, mentoring linemen and maintaining elite play deep into his 30s. Though his teams rarely made deep playoff runs, Scherff’s individual excellence was undeniable, earning eight Pro Bowl and four All-Pro honors across his storied career.

After 17 seasons of trench warfare, Scherff signed with the Hawaii Tikis for a final campaign in Season 18, closing his career as one of the league’s most respected veterans. Known for his strength, discipline, and durability, Scherff leaves behind a legacy defined by consistency and professionalism. A true ironman, his 18-season career represents the standard for offensive line excellence.