2003. Dallas Desperadoes In January 2004, Mastrole was traded to the Dallas Desperadoes for future considerations. Florida Firecats (third stint) Mastrole served as a back-up for the Desperadoes before requesting his release to return to the Firecats. During the 2004 season, he recorded 59 completions on 94 attempts for 733 yards, four interceptions, and 15 touchdowns. He led Florida to the ArenaCup, where they defeated the Peoria Pirates, 39–26. Coaching career In 2005, Mastrole became the Florida Firecats offensive coordinator and served in that role through the 2008 season. Over those four years, he directed the league's number-one scoring offense, the number-one rated quarterback, and three 1,000-yard wide receivers. Personal life He lives in Florida with his wife, Kim, and stepson, Dylan. Mastrole now runs his own football training camp in Florida, the Mastrole Passing Academy. References External links Beem gives hope to those who dream, Daily Herald, August 20, 2002. Maryland's Young Quarterbacks Brace for an Early Call to Arms, The Washington Post, p. C05, August 9, 1995. 'Flipping, Flopping' QBs Lead Terrapins, The Washington Post, p. D01, September 27, 1998. QB aiming for memorable senior season, The Miami Herald, August 28, 1994. Terps Quarterbacks Pass by Controversy; Mastrole, Evans Grow Close in Competition, The Washington Post, August 15, 1998. 3rd string QB duel bears watching, Chicago Tribune, August 27, 2002. Mastrole transfers to Rhode Island, The Washington Times, February 3, 1999. Maryland Terrapins football players Rhode Island Rams football players Chicago Bears players American football quarterbacks Players of American football from Fort Lauderdale, Florida Amsterdam Admirals players Living people 1977 births Florida Bobcats players Florida Firecats players Dallas Desperados players Florida Firecats coaches Detroit Fury players Chicago Rush players