The Alliance of American Football （AAF） was a professional American football league that operated for one season in 2019. The league featured eight teams and aimed to provide high-quality football during the NFL offseason. While the AAF only lasted for eight weeks before suspending operations, it generated significant interest among football fans.
The AAF implemented several innovative rules and technologies, including no kickoffs, no extra points, and a sky judge officiating system. These changes were designed to make the game faster and safer while maintaining the excitement of traditional football.
Fans could follow AAF league scores through various platforms including the official AAF website, mobile apps, and sports media outlets. The league\“s scoring system followed standard football rules with touchdowns worth 6 points, field goals worth 3 points, and safeties worth 2 points.
Despite its short existence, the AAF showcased many talented players who later moved to the NFL and other professional leagues. The league\“s innovative approach to football and its attempt to create a developmental platform for players left a lasting impact on the sport. |
