Alliance of American Football
On Thursday, the XFL announced that they were not starting a new season until 2022. This leaves the door wide open for another spring league with plans to play in 2021. The MLFB. Major League Football recently filed its SEC paperwork, outlining their plans, and showing potential investors their progress. Their league wouldn’t begin until […]
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MLFB just released its annual SEC filing, which lays out the league’s plans for 2020-2021. It’s true, the league has been trying to get the snap off since 2016, but issues with internal management, finances, and the COVID-19 pandemic have caused several delays. Since being under CEO Frank Murtha’s control, however, the business has been […]
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First reported by Adam Caplan, the Philadelphia Eagles have signed the former Birmingham Iron QB Luis Perez. Perez was reportedly in Philadelphia for a workout this week, and it looks like it went well for the for Div II star. Perez finished his college career at Texas A&M-Commerce by winning the championship, and collecting their […]
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On Tuesday, The Alliance of American Football league suspended operations. The reasons why, and what happens now are a little murky. To understand what has gone on, we must start with the legalization of sports betting in the US. Since then, the different leagues have been seeking technology to efficiently bet on games in a […]
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According to multiple reports, the AAF could halt operations Tuesday. Majority owner Tim Dundon has said over the past week the league would not continue if the NFLPA does not agree to allow the fledgling league to use NFL practice squad players. But this always felt like a power play by Dundon. Dundon has said […]
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The Chairman of the AAF Thomas Dundon announced on Wednesday that he could end up leaving the league. The majority owner stated that the NFLPA is “ruining” the AAF by denying them access to sign NFL practice squad players. Dundon will be mulling over his decision the rest of the week and could decide to […]
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Last week, former Heisman trophy winner Johnny Manziel followed up his exodus from his 2nd professional football league by signing with the Alliance of American Football. Claimed by the 1-5 Memphis Express, after the San Antonio-who owned his location rights-Manziel made his AAF debut Sunday, against the Birmingham Iron. We didn’t see Manziel on the […]
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According to multiple reports, the Alliance of American Football has signed former Heisman trophy-winning quarterback Johnny Manziel. He will join the Memphis Express. Manziel announced Saturday, during the Arizona Hotshots versus Orlando Apollos game, that he had signed with the AAF league. Memphis had the first dibs, and seems to have taken advantage. In the Alliance, […]
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Three weeks into the Alliance of American Football’s first season and there is already supposed turmoil. There’s been some great football on the field over the last few weeks. Sadly, it is getting overshadowed by the hearsay. Since the AAF is new, it is getting a lot of attention and everyone is trying to get […]
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Richardson came into today’s game with 99 yards, and 3 touchdowns in 2 weeks of play in the fledgling league. Although the numbers aren’t what they were when he played at Alabama, for this league, right now, they’re really good. On 17 carries, Richardson gained 47 yards, and scored 3 more touchdowns, to take his […]
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