My Hybrid Rules incorporates some of everything in one neatly blended package. I like not mugging receivers at the LOS; I like my WRs running 3-part routes; I like giving the OL a lil more brains than they're used to by allowing them to angle/adjust after a quick on and off of the board; I like that the QB has to dropback a predetermined amount of time before the board goes off, instead of right before he gets sacked; I like letting the RB cutback once into the hole instead of following the pack out of bounds; I like that the MWEFL's "Strategy Divider" hides pulling OL and encourages balanced formations instead of stacking one side or the other; I like that The DFWEFL's "Action Box" will make you cry when a TD gets called back for Holding; I like that some of the MPF Rules ("Multi-Stop", "Snap", "Bump THEN Run") I use makes Offenses and Defenses play FOOTBALL not Rugby; and most of all, I like that RBs and WRs can't weigh as much as OL and DL!!! What would happen if 3.2g Warrick Dunn ran smack into a 4.0g Reggie White? How about a 3.8g Jerome Bettis vs a 3.2g Deion Sanders? Do the Math.

All of my ILLINI games were played using this system and for the most part everyone was happy. I've considered everyone's feedback and feel that these rules best incorporate a true essence of football as it was intended, albeit in miniature form. Hopefully some of the guys that have played using it, can share some details.