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AFFL to launch men's, women's seasons in 2025

4.12.2024

The American Flag Football League will launch its inaugural men’s and women’s professional seasons together in the Spring of 2025 with more teams, games, and home cities. These changes will create a more competitive AFFL in order to maximize attendance and viewership, while building on the momentum of women's sports. The AFFL believes the change will benefit the long-term growth of the league and further develop a fan base. The inaugural men's season was originally set to begin April 27 (AFFL).

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