Quavo Buys Team In New Fan-Controlled Football League

Atlanta rapper Quavo of Migos is the owner of football team in a new league that will commence after the NFL season concludes.

Days after the Super Bowl, an alternative to the NFL aims to keep fans excited about football. Fan Controlled Football (FCF) is the only professional sports league that enables fans to call the plays in real-time.

Quavo Owner Of Fan-Controlled Football Team

The FCF Season v1.0 will launch in February 2021. Quavo shot a video promoting the new league.

League play will begin with four teams stacked with pro-caliber athletes playing over a six-week schedule.

All FCF games will be live-streamed exclusively on Twitch.

“We are pushing boundaries and pioneering a new category of immersive sports that will be a seismic shift in the worlds of sport and entertainment,” said Sohrob Farudi, Co-founder and CEO of Fan Controlled Football. “Fan Controlled Football is IRL meets URL. For the first time in sports history, fans get to call the shots for their team, everything from team branding, player selection, and real-time play calling is decided by the fans. This is the future of sports and we’re excited to co-create history with the fans.”

Other FCF team owners include San Francisco player Richard Sherman, former player Marshawn Lynch and former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson.

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