Kenny McEntyre to be Inducted into the Orlando Predators Ring of Honor

Orlando Predators defensive back "The Glove" Kenny McEntyre will be the eighth player inducted into the Predators Ring of Honor on Sunday. The ceremony will occur during halftime of Sunday's game against the Milwaukee Mustangs.
Recently named No. 13 on the Arena Football League's list of the 25 Greatest AFL Players, McEntyre has spent 13 seasons with the Orlando Predators, including the last five games of the current season. McEntyre holds the league record for most career regular season interceptions, 97, an AFL record that nearly doubles the second-highest career interceptions total of 50. He has also been named the AFL Defensive Player of the Year three times, the only player in League history to accomplish that feat.
Previous Predators Ring of Honor inductees include Barry Wagner, Herkie Walls, Ben Bennett, Paul McGowan, Durwood Roquemore and former Head Coaches Perry Moss and Fran Papasadero.
Kickoff for Sunday's game against the Milwaukee Mustangs is set for 2:00 p.m. from the Amway Center. The game will broadcast live on Brighthouse Sports Network and OrlandoPredators.com/Live.