Other Professional Football

Arizona Rattlers football is a fast-moving and exciting sporting event even for non-football fans. The team is a winning team. The arena renovations modernized the 29-year-old venue making it a more open and technically advanced sports and concert venue.

The Bay Area Panthers play in San Jose

Duke City Gladiators play in the suburbs of Albuquerque NM.

The Frisco Fighters arena football team bills itself as the Fifty Yards of Fury (indoor football fields are only half the length of traditional football fields) – their really cool fighter jet logo looks awesome on the helmets and signage. The warplane theme continues with the dance team, named the Bombshells, and the team does all the traditional things to entertain fans, such as having fans contests on the field and handing out t-shirts. While the facility itself may not offer much beyond the

Formerly of Arena Football League 2, the Green Bay Blizzard play in arena football at Resch Center.

Worcester has long been thought of as a second-rate player in the New England sports scene, losing out on the coveted affiliations with the Red Sox and Bruins that have traditionally gone to teams representing Providence and Portland.

The Indoor Football League is stabilizing and growing with the NAZ Wranglers in Prescott Valley, AZ its newest member. Even if you don’t like football, it is a fun evening out and visitors can’t help but catch up in the indoor excitement.

The Quad City Steamwheelers are an indoor football team.

Bok Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a standout facility that literally hits you in the face as you drive by, with its stunning silver façade and glass atrium appearing to hang over the side. There are plenty of great amenities inside, and more importantly – you can come here to watch football!