Jan 29, 2023
Ross Watson | EJAF
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Ross Watson | EJAF
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#Repost @efaf_official ・・・ Last week some of EFAF’s executive members met and signed an MoU with Samuel Sarr, Director of Kailend and Dawda Njie, Kailend social worker. We are so thrilled to partner with such an outstanding organization and can’t wait to start working on projects together! We are also grateful for education materials donated by Kailend to help children from underprivileged backgrounds. #strengthening bonds #Kailend #EFAF #Gambianyouthsupportingeachother #educationforall (at The Gambia)
American Football in Europe
American Football has been played in Europe since the end of World War II, when the American military brought the game with them to the army bases in West Germany. Gradually the German locals began participating in the sport, and the country remains the country with the largest number of football players in Europe.
Football in Europe is played by the college rule-set, which is slightly different from the professional NFL rules. Also most countries have a set limit of US players allowed on the field or roster of each team. In the EFAF club competitions (see below) a maximum of three US players are allowed, this is to prevent overuse of dominant import players. Read more about American Football in Europe here: http://americansportsoutlet.co.uk/article/american-football-in-europe.aspx
I just want you all to know...
I got a response from Europlayers website, about a question I had regarding my Age.... I mean you all realize I am 33. Most guys my age are waning in their NFL career... but here is the response I got> Hi Theodore, European teams need good players to win their championship but also to improve the level of the local players. If you can do that for them then you could be signed with a European team even if you're in your 30s.
BRING IT ON!