I've watched some but not paid close enough attention to know: is this identical football to the NFL? Same rules, schemes etc?
Alliance of American Football
- Thread starter Chris
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While I am not 100% sure, but yes, I think it is exactly like the NFL. However, they are doing more things like having more players and even coaches being mic'd up. I think they are trying to give viewers a more be hind the scenes look than the NFL does.
Heres everything thats different
Inside the new AAF defensive formation rules
If anyones wondered why they were calling illegal formation on the D
Inside the new AAF defensive formation rules
If anyones wondered why they were calling illegal formation on the D
Think how it protects the qbs, with no hit restrictions, and gives advantages to the offense.
You want to sell your product, it puts them in the seats.
The superbowl was considered boring.
You mean the nfl?So powder puff football is coming? No thanks.
At least in the aaf, you get to qb, you hit qb, in the wimp nfl, you have to stop and ask the ref where to hit him.
I mean every level of football is going to become powder puff football in a few years. Then it's not going to be any fun watching.
Even the leagues made up of chicks wearing bikini bottoms playing flag football? Thats still going to be fun.
Heck, i’ll buy a season ticket if the girls play with those throw-back, tearaway jerseys the Huskers used to wear.
But eventually that will get old and they'll have to go full-on mud wrestling seen from Stripes
So, that lump sum payment to Riley...did that get discounted due to his employment with the AAF? If so, maybe Moos just saved NU some money. If not, oh well. I would imagine Oregon State will take him back again.
