Pollo

Introduction

The Pollo amateur football league is a minor football league that was founded in 1993. It currently has 16 franchise teams in America and 16 franchise teams in Africa.

The league is named after the Spanish word for chicken, which is a nod to the fact that many of the players in the league are from Latin America.

The Pollo amateur football league is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to providing a fun and competitive environment for amateur football players.

Rules and regulations

The Pollo amateur football league follows the rules and regulations of the Minor Football League (MFL).

The MFL is a full-contact league, and players are required to wear protective gear.

The season runs from August to December, and each team plays a 10-game regular season.

The top four teams in the regular season qualify for the playoffs.

Teams

• New York Pollos
• Los Angeles Pollos
• Chicago Pollos
• Houston Pollos
• Atlanta Pollos
• Washington DC Pollos
• Miami Pollos
• San Francisco Pollos
• New Orleans Pollos

Champions

• 2022: New York Pollos
• 2021: Los Angeles Pollos
• 2020: Chicago Pollos
• 2019: Houston Pollos
• 2018: Atlanta Pollos

Sources

• About the Minor Football League
• Pollo Teams
• Pollo Champions