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Quote: Originally Posted by adembroski

I imagine they'd get them in the first year after we have cities and team names and player's having begun being signed, even if that's a year before they begin play. AAF is barely a blip on the radar right now, so I'm guessing EA would bet on XFL being the more successful just because Vince is involved. Personally I'm kind of angry about AAF. They pop up out of nowhere after Vince's announcement and happen to be lead by Vince's previous AAF business partner, it feels like a petty move to undermine Vince, and then rush to market with perhaps the dumbest allocation rules I've ever seen. It's very strange.

I won't care about any of them if the end product is garbage, but it's been pretty impressive how much AAF has gotten done, from cities to coaches to the first 100+ players already signed up.

Meanwhile the XFL has hired a CEO and looks like it will need the full 2 years to spin up operations at their current pace.