- Inconsistent fields, goalposts and sidelines for each franchise
- Next to no attendance at many games
- Livestreams are spotty, at best. Don't have good internet connections at the stadiums, rely on mobile hotspots
- Philadelphia Soul undergo complete chaos (booted out of Super 8 Motel with players unable to get luggage, head coach resigns, all players cut, dress an AAL2 team as the Soul for game last week Team has no personal trainers, housing, workers comp, and only ordered one-way flights to Louisiana)
- National Arena League suing the West Texas Desert Hawks for breach of contract, may be forced to leave new AFL
- Louisiana Voodoo move from Lake Charles to Lafayette before a game is even played
- League supposed to have games shown on the NFL Network. None have aired, and none will air on the channel for the season
- AFL unable to financially support several franchises, including Rapid City Marshals and Philadelphia Soul
- Iowa Rampage play one game, then immediately shut down due to rising costs
Good god.
@DrMidnight95@MDPunk7 Honestly, I'd probably argue when they expanded to 17 games and seven playoff teams per conference. Probably earlier, but who knows.
Because his teams were absofucking loaded. In fact, you can argue he horrifically underachieved with the rosters he had at his disposal (especially 2023 and 2025).
The dude's only good coordinators were hired by Lurie and Roseman.
He can't run an offense. He doesn't run defenses. I don't know if he has much to do with team schematics. I legitimately don't know what the hell he even does.
Chiefs HC Andy Reid on the QB sneak w/ Justin Fields: "You guys asked for it. We gave it to you. It didn't work. How do you feel? ... Those are hard to practice. We've got to make sure we get the snap down..."
The Chargers haven't scored a touchdown in 34 consecutive possessions. Mike McDaniel is such a godawful match for the personnel they have, it's not even funny.
This is more than injuries.