Flint Fleming

Orlando Predators On September 27, 1994, Fleming, Danny Lockett, and the rights to Amod Field were traded to the Orlando Predators for Jackie Walker, Eric Drakes, and Billy Owens. Predators head coach Perry Moss was Fleming's head coach with the Drive in 1990 and remembered Fleming as a "good player, always dependable". After the Predators' victory in the first round of the playoffs, Fleming jokingly stated that his "contract is supposed to guarantee that I play in every ArenaBowl." He was released by the Predators in 1997.

Arizona Rattlers In June 1997, he was traded to the Arizona Rattlers for lineman Jim Hoffman. Fleming took a 50% pay cut to play for the Rattlers. The next year, Fleming was placed on injured reserve after breaking his thumb on June 20, 1998, against the Predators. He was activated from injured reserve on July 14. Overall, he appeared in 11 games for the Rattlers during the 1998 season, totaling eight solo tackles, two assisted tackles, three receptions for 37 and three touchdowns, and eight rushes for 19 yards and one touchdown.

Milwaukee Mustangs On March 11, 1999, Fleming was traded to the Milwaukee Mustangs for future considerations. He played in all 14 games for the Mustangs in 1999, recording 13 solo tackles, 19 assisted tackles, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery, and five catches for 72 yards and two touchdowns. Fleming was also named to the AFL's all-time All-ArenaBowl Team in 1999. He appeared in four games during the 2000 season, accumulating four solo tackles and three assisted tackles. He played in six ArenaBowls overall during his AFL career, winning three. He had also previously played in one minor league football game during the 2003 season as well. He variously lined up at center, defensive end, fullback, linebacker, and tight end while with Quad City. Through August 4, 2004, he had seven rushing attempts for 17 yards. Fleming interviewed for the Steamwheelers head coaching job after the season but was not hired.

Coaching career Fleming was the assistant head coach and defensive coordinator for the Columbus Wardogs of the af2 in 2002. He left the team after the 2002 season to seek AFL assistant coaching and af2 head coaching jobs. In December 2002, Fleming left the Wardogs again to become the defensive coordinator of the AFL's Carolina Cobras for the 2003 season. On March 25, 2004, it was announced that Fleming would be joining the AFL's Indiana Firebirds for the remainder of the 2004 season, assisting with fullbacks and linebackers. Fleming was the offensive/defensive line coach for the Utah Blaze of the AFL in 2006.

Personal life In 1996, The Orlando Sentinel stated that Fleming's interests included yachts and riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles. He was also a restaurant manager. He scored in the 92nd percentile on the Law School Admission Test. In 1990, while playing for the Detroit Drive, Fleming befriended Fedorov, who had recently moved to the United States and joined the Detroit Red Wings. They lived in the same apartment building and eventually moved in together. Fleming reportedly told Fedorov, who was only making $300,000 at the time, to fire his agent and hire Mike Barnett. Federov initially wanted to hire Fleming to represent him but Fleming declined. Fleming was also friends with Red Wings player Vladimir Konstantinov and visited him in the hospital after his 1997 limousine crash.