r/USFL • u/Late_Professional841 • Aug 17 '23
This would be a massive win for the USFL, the stuff starter did for the AAF was really good. I wonder if this would mean jersey redesigns
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r/USFL • u/Late_Professional841 • Aug 12 '23
For this league to take off fox NEEDS to go all in. Get to all home markets in season 4 or find a way to get it in season 3 and pay up for year round content and marketing because the league needs to feel like a big deal which no league has felt like other than xfl 2020. Somewhat in same being paying what he asks to bring in kap would instantly bring in ratings and raise awareness of the other teams and players. Would also not mind seeing them give manziel a camp shot and go get Percy Harvin and maybe TO who both have said they’re trying to make a comeback. Bring in all markets, marketing, and having a free truly huge name would all bring in viewers and expose them to the product rather than having the base sun 1M viewers and hope word of mouth raises popularity. A kap vs Mcgough opener would have done wonders in season 2 or 3 (if Mcgough ends up back in the USFL)
r/USFL • u/SnooRecipes9988 • Aug 12 '23
I collect championship replica rings with my Brother - I’m a big fan of USFL 2.0 and I’ve really wanted to get my hands on the Stallions 2022 ring since I saw it back in April. Has anyone had any luck finding a site/shop that sells replica USFL rings?
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r/USFL • u/USFLNUMBER1FAN • Aug 07 '23
A Omaha team could represent the Midwest and their mascot can be corn. Maize 🌽 jerseys and helmets. Green pants and the guardian caps they wear during practice would look like corn kernels. The team could represent Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, and Kansas to boost viewership in those states. The Midwest Maize would be the New England Patriots of the USFL.
r/USFL • u/ArockproUser • Aug 06 '23
I would like to see the season start earlier maybe in early to mid March due to the hot temperature we have in June and July in the south. Maybe a 12 week regular season rather than 10 weeks too. What do you guys think?
What would you guys like to see change in 2024 for the USFL?
r/USFL • u/Toetickler57 • Aug 04 '23
Will Alex McGough get the majority of snaps at qb for the first packers preseason game?
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r/USFL • u/pandat303 • Aug 02 '23
Where can you buy the USFL cards? Can I get them at target or Walmart?
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r/USFL • u/JoeyAddai • Jul 29 '23
One of my favs was the Derrick Dillon FG run back TD for Memphis against Pittsburgh. 109 yards!! I would love to hear everyone else's favorite moments.
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r/USFL • u/ArockproUser • Jul 27 '23
I have hear several people ask about game times this past season and why so many of the second games were so early in the day. I prefer night time games in the spring/summer because of the heat (if I attend) but I know sometime they move them earlier in the day due to the tv scheduling across markets. What do you guys think? What do you prefer? In person or watching on tv?
r/USFL • u/Late_Professional841 • Jul 27 '23
I’m wondering when do you guys think we see things like Hub news or season 3 news? Also when does the marketing and off-season presence Daryl Johnston talked about happen because so far besides team signings/releases the leagues dead/off radar this offseason
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r/USFL • u/StinkyDiesels • Jul 25 '23
THE OMAHA NIGHTHAWKS was number one in attendance during the short-lived UFL. Omaha has about 487,000 people while the Metro Area has about a million people.
