Another great crowd was on hand as the DC Generals hosted the Philadelphia Blue Flame in the 2010 Police Week Memorial Game. The pregame festivities included a MPD helicopter fly by and the presentation of colors by the MPD honor guard. Halftime included a special helmet presentation for fallen PGPD Officer Jansen and Montgomery County Police Officer Ayala. A check presentation for $2000 to Generals charity COPS was also completed. Both teams once again put up a great fight but in the end Phili edged out the Generals 14 – 7.     

The Generals were back at home hosting the Department of Sanitation of New York City at Anacostia High School. The game was another hard hitting display by both teams taking a 14 -14 tie into overtime. Although the Generals played their hearts out they came up 7 points too short losing 20 – 14.

The Generals traveled south to face the Roanoke Rampage. The Generals offense came alive scoring 28 points with the defense holding Roanoke to 2 points. More details to come.

A great crowd came out in support of the DC Generals as they faced the Orlando Guardians. Pregame festivities featured community booths, a live band and plenty of fire safety displays. Half time featured a special presentation to the brave members of the Fairfax Task Force 1 members who operated in the aftermath of the Haitian earthquake. The Generals were also proud to present one of their charities, the DC Firefighters Burn Foundation with a check for $2000. Both teams played hard but the Generals could not come out with the win as they lose 17-7.

The DC Generals traveled down to Atlanta to face the Defenders in the 2010 Defender Bowl. The Generals fought hard taking it into overtime with a 7 – 7 tie. However the Generals came up short in overtime losing 14-7. More games details to follow.

DC Generals: 42, Tampa Bay Sentinels: 13
The DC Generals opended the season with their first 'official' away victory edging out the Tampa Bay Sentinels, 42-13. The DC Generals showed a little rust as they allowed the determined Sentinels to gain an early 7-0 lead in the first quarter with an interception returned for a touchdown. But that was all the DC Generals would allow until later in the game as they then ran off several unanswered scores. Veteran Running Back Patrick 'Pac-man' Mann recorded a believed team record three rushing touchdowns. Newcomer Larry Shaw added two rushing touchdowns and Adam 'Pop' Popielarcheck added another one. In addition of this being the DC Generals first away game victory, it is also the first time the team did not have to punt, and the first time a player recorded three touchdowns. The game ball was given out to player RIch Reynolds who suffered a possible season-ending leg injury during a pre-season practice.