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I sincerely apologize for the mistake for the graphics in my video, and appreciate your understanding.

autzen where great teams go to die 17-5 vs top 12 teams at autzen in the last 30 years

I don’t think the Panthers are making the superbowl anytime soon… Florida or Carolina

Last super bowl appearance. I wasn't aware of any canadian teams in the NFL

That would be Edmontons 6th cup*

That was a great video, very interesting and informative.

You make some really good points in this video. Expansion would be nice - but, here's my 0.2 cents. The original AFL of the 60's started with 8 teams. But, they also played in some major markets. The NJ Generals should have stayed - play at Red Bull Arena in NJ. The venues need to be smaller also. Bring the Breakers back to Boston. Harvard Stadium could house them. The Sea Dragons are a must. Also, maybe pay quarterbacks higher so they can draft some actual talent. Quarterback play was key back in the old 80's USFL. Get some star power out there. I really hope this league makes it. I've always loved the idea of spring pro football. But, GOOD pro football. Not football that looks like D3.

The AI voice mispronounced a couple of words and gets the cadence wrong, but still a nice video.

lol at these predictions

If the caps or leafs can't win I'm praying for the Canucks

Nebraska at 8???? That’s just disrespectful. Easily top 4 and definitely better than Iowa and Wisconsin and wash

I have NO CLUE, what criteria you used to do these rankings, they seemed meaningless to me.

I am an MSU alum, and while I agree that Maryland's stadium is not intimidating, it has a REALLY fun, cool atmosphere. I have been to a couple of games there and it is always a pleasure.

solid predictions my guy

Could you do a part 2 playoff predictions?

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If you want a team in The Netherlands you would first have to change the rules to be able to sign players from other different European countries as you suggested. No way the country can provide enough quality players to be able to keep up with the ELF.

As a French fan , I cannot overstate how great it is to finally support a French team and to see it reach the semifinals in only it's second year of existence. The play quality has grown tremendously in the off-season and I'm so hopeful for the next. I'm also hopeful Parisians and french people will get accustomed to the team and that attendance will grow fast. These guys are hard working individuals and deserve our support. I believe the Musketeers owners had the right approach, to get very close to the established teams playing in the french championship and develop partnerships. So you dont alienate the existing local footbal teams and build partnerships. Regarding the league growth, your points are solid, especially the strengthening of the current teams and no expansion. Another argument is that there is a clear unbalance between the western and eastern teams in terms of numbers. I know the fan base is wider in Germany/Austria and Eastearn Europe. But there should be only one team per country until the expansion is deemed healthy. Having several teams in the same country is spreading the fan base thin. That's why the Paris musketeers should stay the only French team for the foreseeable future, in order to let the fan base grow healthy. I don't want the ELF to replicate the NFL Europe, AFL and AFL2 mistakes by expanding too fast and then crumbling in spectacular fashion. Fix your income stream, make great TV deals, make the teams pay their rents and players on time, help them make a profit and THEN, expand.

I do hope that MLS one day expands to Pittsburgh, PA

Very informative

Ohio stadium #1 in my book

I love the LFA content. Not alot of creators talking about it. You got a new subscriber in me bubba.

As somebody just getting an intrest into american football i never heard about a european league. I even wouldn't know where to watch it. I guess that's the biggest problem for the league 😅

What kind of an expert mispronounces a teams name?

Great analysis bro! Your videos are getting better and better.

Theres a reason why UFL have only 8 teams, less is more, put teams where theres an interest in the sport, so germany and austria, nor spain and....etc

I'm definitely rooting for another football league to be successful! I need a second NFL so bad!

The draft especially and a salary cap is everything competitive sports culture in Europe is opposed to. So what if 3 or 4 teams dominate the league for a couple of years. Happens in soccer all the time. We kinda like it when Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City and Bavaria Munich dominate their national leagues and the European Champions League and the 2 worst teams of every nations league will be relegated to the 2nd league of that country and 2 from the 2nd league get upgraded to the best league of the country. More american player would also net help with identification of the team of that specific team.

As an American I would watch the efl but I don't feel it's worth paying for the games a lot of games are blowouts and aren't competitive the stream seem glitchy there's a whole bunch of problems but I still find the league very interesting and entertaining from time to time I think they need to find a better way to pay players because that's ridiculous

Portuguese league needs to implode just like happen in baseball in that country. Portugal is more closer to have a Lisbon league than national of football due to having a phase were temas burnt money to bring imports and since then the league has been losing teams or only having a lot of them in single location… so I guess this idea it’s a bit silly it self. just like reviving teams from the past, the best option is to bring top level teams.

It's pronounced A-LiE-IN-EYE

I actually like the Montreal,and Pittsburgh expansions. The Atlantic division would be Knicks, Celtics,76ers, Raptors, Brooklyn,Montreal,and Pittsburgh.

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curious were you got the 1.6 million euros loss?

Huh, I see that Munich Ravens just stole the logo from CANADIAN University Team Carleton Ravens (based in Ottawa, Ontario), that V is just like the Carleton's logo. Not good.

Boston Ma

Maybe Boston

Actually we will see copenhagen

This video is made from an American view. Please, consider TV rights are still a national thing and the language barriers within europe. Furthermore, the League is semi professional at best, most players do not get paid or the absolut minimum possible. You never mentioned the unsolved question for next years stadiums for Cologne, Hamburg and Berlin.

Bring back the Scottish Claymores!!!

Bro just predicted the future

I'm absolutely for a 2nd French team, and a British Team. But after that, I think we really need a Scandinavian Team.

We want a London team!!!

Actually, in Lisbon we have 4 teams: Navigators, Devils, Crusaders and Bulldogs

You won’t get much support in Germany everyone already has a football club

In my 55 years I saw many "Profesional American Football Leagues" in europe.that implodes after 5 years I ll be not surprised when the EFL does the same

Fun to see, but the "today's money bit" ??? The Big Tell that this is an AI Channel... Geezuz

I think we need a more catchy (nick)name for the sport than "American Football." Regular football as a concept is so overwhelming in the European psyche, that tacking our national identity on it just ain't gonna win hearts and minds. "Australian Rules Rugby" lame. I can't think of any other sports that have to identify themselves with a particular country. "Baseball" is incredibly popular in countries like Japan and Cuba... what if it was called "American Cricket?" That would sound crappy. I've heard it called "Gridiron" which I kinda like, I def think it's better than "Am. FB" but it's not an easy word to say if english isn't your first language. "Blitz" sounds cool to my American ears, but European history might not associate with coolness, rather other bad things. "Field March," "Impact Football," "Run Pass," I'm just throwing shit out there. Does anyone else have any good alternative names for American Football that would positively differentiate it as a unique sport in Europe, that could also be acceptable to Americans?

Dublin, big support for American football in Ireland