2023-24 National Football Alliance Season[edit]

The 2023-24 National Football Alliance is the first season of the National Football Alliance. The regular season began in December 2023 and is expected to end on February 17th, 2024. From January 12th to February 15th, the league went on hiatus due to money issues within the league. It returned on February 16th, but went on hiatus again for a second time from the end of February all the way to April 4th due to the NFA and GSN not agreeing to a TV deal, meaning the NFA did not have TV rights until the dispute was over. This caused the LA-Miami season finale matchup to be called, with Miami getting the division win based on PD. The League returned on April 5th with the North and South division championships.

The NFA playoffs were to start the last weekend of February and were scheduled to conclude the following week on March 2nd with the NFA Championship Game (Alliance Bowl I), but got pushed back one month due to the broadcasting dispute. Miami won the South while Las Vegas won the North. The two will meet in the inaugural Alliance Bowl on April 7th.

2023 Standings[edit]

NORTH: Las Vegas - 2-1 (xy) - Youngstown - 1-2 (x) - Michigan - 2-1 (eliminated) - Seattle - 1-2 (eliminated)

SOUTH: Miami - 2-0 (xy) - Los Angeles - 2-0 (x) - Houston- 1-2 (eliminated) - Atlanta - 0-3 (eliminated)

Postseason[edit]

The NFA playoffs started the first weekend of April and are scheduled to conclude the on April 7th with the NFA Championship Game (Alliance Bowl I). The North Semifinal featured the Las Vegas Jacks vs the Youngstown Chargers. The Jacks came out on top while The South Semifinal featured the Los Angeles Thunder and the Miami Sharks with the Sharks coming out on top. Las Vegas and Miami will meet in the inaugural Alliance Bowl on April 7th.

Bracket[edit]

Semifinals		Finals

1	Youngstown Chargers

4	Las Vegas Jacks
		Las Vegas Jacks

		Miami Sharks
3	Miami Sharks

2	Los Angeles Charge