What does OFL mean in FOOTBALL

OFL provides mentorship and coaching from experienced professionals in order to help players maximize their potential and bridge the gap between youth football and professional play. The league also offers access to resources such as specialized equipment, video review sessions, practice facilities, and even retail discounts on products related to football.

Yes, all prospective members must first go through an evaluation process which includes background checks, physicals, drug testing, skill assessments, character assessments, academics assessments and interviews. In order for players to be accepted into the league they must meet all of these criteria in addition to having a valid state license if applicable.

OFL consists of eight separate divisions — North Division I/II/III; South Division I/II; East Division I/II; West Division I/II; National Division I/II. Each division contains eight teams comprised of players from local high schools and universities who have been recruited by professional scouts in each region.

Yes! The OFL has partnered with colleges across the country offering scholarships for its participants who are interested in furthering their education after graduation from high school or college. These scholarships are granted based on athletic performance as well as academic standing within the league so that students can get a head start on continuing their academic pursuits while still playing competitive football.

While participation in OFL may give players an edge over other aspiring athletes when it comes to being noticed by talent scouts looking for recruits at the professional level, there is no guarantee that participation will result in an opportunity for professional play at any level.