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Season reference · 2081–2093
Year by year
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AP honors: First-Team All-Pro
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Super Bowl MVP, individual game statistics and preceding postseason games: Not Yet Documented.
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AP honors: First-Team All-Pro
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AP honors: First-Team All-Pro
Season statistics: TBD.
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AP honors: First-Team All-Pro
Season statistics: TBD.
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01 / Biography
Life and background
Family expectations and Florida State
Matthew embraced his father’s expectations and wanted to fulfill the family’s unfinished dream. Florida State was his hometown dream school.
Six MVPs and an unfinished ending
Matthew was happy with his career and six MVP awards. He competed in an era that included Levi Cross, whose cheating became established in the record. His dissatisfaction centered on being unable to finish on his own terms: a torn left ACL ended his playing career in 2093.
His father’s pride
Matthew Jr. was proud of his son. Reaching the NFL and becoming an elite quarterback fulfilled the dream his own injury had interrupted.
Relationships and later life
Matthew’s girlfriend was Scarlett Moore. He had no children and focused on family and private life after playing.
Scarlett Moore
Scarlett was warm, patient and grounded. She and Matthew III met through mutual friends.
Family and relationships
Mother: Alexis. Alexis was quiet, thoughtful and observant. She and Matthew Jr. met through mutual friends.
Additional biographical details
End status: Alive · age 37.
2085 championship
Matthew Hall III led Cincinnati to victory over San Francisco in Super Bowl CXX after the 2085 NFL season. The final score, MVP, game statistics and preceding postseason games are not yet documented.
02 / Career & Football Identity
The player and the résumé
Matthew III became a six-time NFL MVP and won Super Bowl CXX with Cincinnati after the 2085 season. His other postseason appearances included AFC Championship and Divisional exits. Multiple major injury seasons shaped the final era.
03 / Personality
The person behind the record
Matthew was confident, outspoken and competitive in everyday life.
04 / Relationships
People in the record
05 / Legacy & Analysis
What the life and résumé mean
The 2091 partial season produced 2,507 yards, 10 touchdowns, no interceptions and a 122.6 rating in six games.
His 2091 starting record was 3–3; his career record was 113–41–1.