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They started play on February 6. Today is April 2 and it has just been announced that the AAF (Alliance of American Football) are ceasing operations as of today.

Been reading speculation that Dundon was mainly interested in getting his hands on the betting app/data being developed by the league.

You know, for a dead league, it sure doesn't look like it's stopped moving yet.

And I'd bet dimes to dollars that JerryWorld would foot the bill for the rest of the season, just to get to that championship game in Frisco.

And, on the day that the AAF goes belly up - I get my first (and probably only) box of AAF Trading cards from Topps.

Those could totally be a collectors item in 20 yesrs

blotsfan said:

Those could totally be a collectors item in 20 yesrs

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I mean, they already are, but hey in 20 years maybe they'll be worth actual money.

--Patrick

I pulled a Mike Bercovici autographed rookie card. That might be an... interesting... card in the future.

I gotta say, I thought at first this thread was going to be about being alpha as fish.
...because I legitimately didn't know there even was an AAF league.

--Patrick

So much for Johnny Football's comeback.

San Antonio was involved in the first and the last game in AAF history.

A Urinating Tree postmortem. It was a bigger shitshow than we thought.