Ever wanted to own part of professional football league? The new Supreme Football Alliance (SFA) wants to make that possible. This new football league proposes to be the first professional football league owned 70% by fans. They are planning to start in the Spring of 2027 with 10 teams throughout the United States.
The planned teams are: Albuquerque Thunderbirds, Austin Outlaws, Baton Rouge Venom, Mississippi Boar, Mobile Rhinos, Raleigh Copperheads, San Antonio Marshals, San Diego Pelicans, Tucson Leopards and Virginia Dominion.
The league plans to incorporate some unique rules such as:
- A 30-second play clock and a running game clock.
- No punting. Teams will have to go for it on 4th down.
- Teams will have different options for point-after-touchdown (PAT)1 point - kick
- 2 points - from the 5-yard line.
- 3 points - kick from the 40.
Abe Sanchez is the commissioner of the Supreme Football Alliance. The San Diego native recently talked about the new league on “Good Morning San Diego” and the return to professional football San Diego in 2027. Sanchez wants to model each team after the Green Bay Packers, where the fans own the franchise.
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