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THE EAT WHAT YOU WANT LEAGUE !
MPFL CURRENT AND FUTURE COACHES,
In this system, your players can go on and have that steak and eggs breakfast. They can have another milkshake at mc donald's. They can have that extra donut with there coffee. Why ? WEIGHT IS NO ISSUE IN THE SYSTEM. BUILD YOUR TEAM IN YOUR EYES. The weight scale does not exist when it comes to creating a MPFL style team. JUST BUILD UNTIL THEY MOVE TO YOUR LIKING. In this style there is no sujch feature as to who can push who back when it comes to line play.There is so much going on defensively, relying on a power game will only cost you. The combination of stops and disciplined players reacting makes for some real football in this system. You can have a 5.9 LB about to hit a 3.3 running back. We will never know, because you dont need a weight scsle. Thats the beauty, each players weight can be so different it would be like a heavy weight fighting a welterweight. This is one of the commissioners main topics. WHY DO WE ALL HAVE TO BE THE SAME TO PLAY. he strongly encourages coaches to build your franchise as if you were an NFL gm. Draft those heavy lineman, put them in the weight room and bulk them up via GOLF TAPE. A 6.8 NOSE TACKLE CAN BE TAKING ON A 3.9 CENTER. This is where this system shines, we dont know how anyone one team and one player will perform against each other. It's you the coach that must make that evaluation from the sidelines. If a much heavier lineman is getting blown out of the water by a opposing lineman. You the coach must determine if a double team will slow him down. This system forces you to make game decisions as it unfolds in front of your eyes. If playing in a style where their is a certain weight limit. You can assume that both teams lineman will be at that maximum limit to be competative in the trenches. But when you have know idea what the other guy has, THATS WERE THE FUN BEGINS !!!!!!!!!! MPFL SYTLE MANTARAYDRE
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