:O I didn't even make the connection until you mentioned itIt's slabrock!
Anyway, if I watch, I'm pulling for Atlanta due to their neat color scheme (oh my god, it's basically WCW!) and the Stallions for their fun helmets.
God bless.
It all came together in my head as I was making the post! I love it, Michael!
I think CBS is doing a promo for AAF tomorrow during the Super BowlThey're gonna need a huge commercial and media push this week for that debut game though. Getting a SB ad would be the PERFECT moment to make this thing work.
It's already got more clout and has its shit together more than the UFL at least.
Waitaminnut. Is that Ron Mexico?
Waitaminnut. Is that Ron Mexico?
With being a smaller league, I wonder if El Paso or Albuquerque could get a team.
I'm a little surprised that they chose to put a team in Phoenix considering the Cardinals already dominate that cityThey kinda are but in a hands off way.
Basically, this has more potential than the USFL or...the XFL.
I hope for the best but man, Arizona had to get THE WORST name and colors.
Same with AtlantaI'm a little surprised that they chose to put a team in Phoenix considering the Cardinals already dominate that city
Man, I'd really love if an Albuquerque team existed. There's about 3 teams in states nearby but nothing there. The only football there is College but UNM and NMSU are terrible.Waitaminnut. Is that Ron Mexico?
With being a smaller league, I wonder if El Paso or Albuquerque could get a team.
Sacramento would be a good place, Oakland would work as well with the Raiders leaving.
Since you promised...I promise this is not meant to be a "hand-egg lol" type of response, but why even call it football at this point? There aren't any kickers, right?
For example, we're getting rid of the kickoff for two reasons. One, it's regularly considered one of the most dangerous plays in professional football. But the second reason is, if you look at almost any study of fans, they say the most boring play in a game is a kickoff. The least amount of stuff happens, it's least likely to produce something interesting. So we're getting rid of the kickoff, we're going to start with the ball on the 25.
Obviously, if you get rid of the kickoff, you have to get rid of the onside kick. So what we're doing… if you want to go for the equivalent of the onside kick, we will give you your ball on your own 35 and you'll be facing 4th-and-10. If you convert, you keep going. If you don't, you're giving the ball back to someone knocking on your own red zone.
We're getting rid of the extra point. We want people to play on the field, so they're going to have to go for two points.
…. We're going to take the play clock down to 30 seconds, so it reflects what's happening in the game already. Most NFL offenses are getting to the line in 17, 20 seconds."