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Joe Licata Football, Inc. and the Nickel City Quarterback Club are proud to announce the first annual "Signal Caller Saturday."  This will be a 1 day Quarterback Camp in Buffalo, NY.  This will include College coaches and quarterbacks who are coming to speak and coach.  This day will include drill work, competition and prizes.  Come learn from Professionals, and compete while doing it!  This is open to QBs in grades 2-12, both Male and Female!

Are you a Wide Receiver interested in coming to catch passes on July 27th?  SIGN UP BY CLICKING HERE!

A WORD FROM THE OWNER

First and foremost, I am a proud Buffalonian. That is the main reason I started Joe Licata Football, Inc. I have traveled across the country playing the game we all love. I spent significant time in two other states. One of the things I have learned is that football needs to be redefined in Western New York. The ambition of this company is to improve the level of play across Section 6. With great pride I welcome you to join me; don’t settle, be GREAT.

-Joe Licata

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High School

Three year starter at Williamsville South High School. Commonly referred to as the most prolific passer in the history of Western New York Football. Set every major passing record in Western New York including career passing touchdowns, single season passing touchdowns, career passing yards and passing yards in a season.

UB player, in action against Stony Brook ,on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2013. (Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News)

College

Earned a Division 1 scholarship to the University at Buffalo. Started for 3.5 years, voted captain for 2. Set school's major passing records including career passing yards, career passing touchdowns and single season passing touchdowns.  The most career wins by a Quarterback in school history.

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Professional

Invited to Buffalo Bills Rookie camp. Signed a three year deal with the Cincinnati Bengals. Played in three NFL preseason games.

(Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News)
(Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News)
(Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News)
(Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News)