Minor Football League

The Minor Football League (MFL) is a professional minor league based in Washington, DC. Established in 1993, the MFL has grown to encompass 16 franchise teams in America and 16 in Africa, divided into six divisions across two conferences. The league distinguishes itself from semi-pro leagues by offering a structured and professional platform for aspiring football players. The MFL provides a pathway for talented athletes to develop their skills and gain valuable experience. The league's commitment to community service further sets it apart, requiring all players to participate in outreach programs. This dedication to both athletic excellence and social responsibility has earned the MFL the moniker "the laboratory of change." Founded by Richard Myles, Sr., a former player for the New England Patriots and Arizona State University, the MFL is led by a team with deep roots in the sport. Myles, the league's CEO, Chairman, and Founder, has a vision for a 21st-century model of football that empowers players both on and off the field, providing opportunities for growth and leadership. For more information about the Minor Football League, visit mflishere.com.