What does MLF mean in FOOTBALL

Major League Football (MLF) is an American professional outdoor football league that primarily features players from the collegiate level of play. The league's goal is to bridge the gap between semi-professional and professional football.

MLF stands out because it offers its players higher salaries than other lower division pro leagues, while also looking to create a true arena spectacle with action-packed games designed to give fans an unforgettable experience.

Most of the players featured in the league come from college football backgrounds; however, some experienced professionals have been known to join teams on occasion. Aside from individual players, teams are composed entirely of former college athletes.

All MLF games are held at neutral sites typically located in larger cities or towns throughout America.

Yes, there are certain rules exclusive to MLF including the clock system and overtime rules which stipulate each team must have one offensive possession before overtime begins, no blockers allowed past five yards behind line of scrimmage and no intentional grounding of passes within 10 yards of line of scrimmage.