Rage Pair Up With National Reality Football League for Television Program

Winter Park, Fl.

February 9, 2010

     Always an innovator in Semi-Pro and Minor League circles, the Orlando Rage front office is in the final stages of inking a deal with the NATIONAL REALITY FOOTBALL LEAGUE (NRFL) to have the Rage's core staff and players form a team in central Florida. The NRFL kicks off this Spring after the conclusion of the Florida Football Alliance's 2010 season.

    The NRFL, a 15 year plus dream of promoter, Todd Knapp is about to become a REALITY, in more ways than the name implies. The 2010 NRFL will consist of a half dozen or so teams throughout the United States each competing for a national Champion.

     So, what's new about that?  TELEVISION!

     The NRFL will match America's "passion" with its "pastime"; Football and Reality Television as the NRFL television crews will follow each team and player through the ups and downs of football from try-outs, weekly practices and game preparation to actual game action. Each week the players will face potential elimination from their squads or being drafted by another franchise.....all in the view of the cameras....and at the whim of the audience.

      "I'm not in a position to disclose proprietary information at this point, but suffice it to say this endeavor will combine attributes of Survivor, and Donald Trump's Apprentice, with real-life football." Commented Rage president, Christopher Morrison.

     "Given the Orlando Rage's history of success, both on the field and in their front office, I could think of no better Minor League franchise in the state, or the country for that matter, to run lead in the central Florida market" added Knapp.

     The proposed NRFL team will be anchored by existing Rage players and staff and augmented by players participating in the upcoming try outs as well as additional staff. Already on board is former Orlando Rage Defensive coordinator and current Head Coach of the SEFL Florida Crusaders, Lou Briggins. "Coach Briggins brings so much to the table with his coaching, organizational and motivational skills and it will be great to join forces with him after three years" Morrison went on.

     The actual team name, roster and personnel have not yet been set. As in any reality television program the television and internet viewing audience will make these final decisions.

     Initial try outs will take place on Sunday, February 21, 2010, at the Orlando Sports Complex. Try out fees are $70  $50 per person (including current players) and will guarantee you an opportunity to make the NRFL roster and television coverage as well as a short bio and actual film of each participant's performance.

     Sign up online at www.nationalrealityfootballleague.com or at the venue.