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The '''ZFL ([[Zamastan Football League]])''' is the preeminent professional football league in Zamastan. The ZFL has 24 franchises divided into two conferences with twelve teams each, the Vintage Football Conference (VFC) and the Classic Football Conference (CFC). After a 16-game regular season, each conference sends four teams | The '''ZFL ([[Zamastan Football League]])''' is the preeminent professional football league in Zamastan. The ZFL has 24 franchises divided into two conferences with twelve teams each, the Vintage Football Conference (VFC) and the Classic Football Conference (CFC). After a 16-game regular season, each conference sends the top four teams to the ZFL Playoffs, which eventually culminate in the league's championship game, known as the Teal Cup. Nationwide, the ZFL obtains the second-highest television ratings among major sports, outpaced by the [[Zamastan Soccer League|ZSL]]. Watching ZFL games on television on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons has become a common routine for many Zamastanians during the football season. | ||
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[[File:Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens post-Super Bowl celebration.jpg|thumb|right|[[Percilius Boars (football team)|Boars]] quarterback [[Pau Aiette]] presenting the Jaiden Day trophy at [[Stony Brook Field]] after winning the [[2011 ZFL season|2011 Teal Cup]]]] | |||
The current trophy of the ZFL is the Jaiden Day Trophy. The Teal Cup trophy was officially renamed in 1958 after Jaiden Day, who as head coach led the [[Coalmont Gophers (football team)|Coalmont Gophers]] to victories in the first two Teal Cups. Unlike the previous trophies, a new Jaiden Day Trophy is issued to each year's champion, who maintains permanent control of it. Jaiden Day trophies are made out of sterling silver and are worth ℤ200,000. Additionally, each player on the winning team as well as coaches and personnel are awarded Teal Cup rings to commemorate their victory. The winning team chooses ring design, with the ZFL mandating the Teal Cup logo be on at least one side of the ring. | |||
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Revision as of 14:37, 17 September 2024
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| Sport | Gridiron football |
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| No. of teams | 24 |
| Country |  Zamastan |
The ZFL (Zamastan Football League) is the preeminent professional football league in Zamastan. The ZFL has 24 franchises divided into two conferences with twelve teams each, the Vintage Football Conference (VFC) and the Classic Football Conference (CFC). After a 16-game regular season, each conference sends the top four teams to the ZFL Playoffs, which eventually culminate in the league's championship game, known as the Teal Cup. Nationwide, the ZFL obtains the second-highest television ratings among major sports, outpaced by the ZSL. Watching ZFL games on television on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons has become a common routine for many Zamastanians during the football season.
History
Founding
Corporate structure
Teams
Season format
Preseason
Regular season
Postseason
League championships
Trophies and awards
The current trophy of the ZFL is the Jaiden Day Trophy. The Teal Cup trophy was officially renamed in 1958 after Jaiden Day, who as head coach led the Coalmont Gophers to victories in the first two Teal Cups. Unlike the previous trophies, a new Jaiden Day Trophy is issued to each year's champion, who maintains permanent control of it. Jaiden Day trophies are made out of sterling silver and are worth ℤ200,000. Additionally, each player on the winning team as well as coaches and personnel are awarded Teal Cup rings to commemorate their victory. The winning team chooses ring design, with the ZFL mandating the Teal Cup logo be on at least one side of the ring.