We are developing a Return to Sports Policy as required by the Town of Aurora. We will follow all guidelines provided by the Town of Aurora and the Province of Ontario. All of our decisions will be made with the safety of our players, and organizers in mind. We will share this policy with you closer to the start of the season. We kindly ask all players to follow the rules as per the policy.

We will be holding a rookie combine/pickup on Sunday, October 3, 2021 between 8:00am – 12:00pm (Location TBD). The attendance of the rookies is mandatory. If you are a rookie and cannot make it on that day, please contact us right away! A rookie is anyone that has not played an official MFL season. If you played as a reserve only, you are still considered a rookie.

1) There will be 3 downs per half. Once the team cross half, it will be a fresh set of downs.
2) The starting point for the team with possession is the goal line.
3) It will now be 4 & 8 steamboats. You may rush the QB after 4 steam boats and after 8 steam boats it will be dead. (we’re leaving the option open to make it 5 & 8 – if there’s a change, we’ll make it before week 11)
4) Team with possession has the option to “punt” from their own half after 2 downs. If the team doesn’t go past their own half on 3rd down, opposing team will start at half. If they punt, opposing team will start from their own goal line.

In the coming days, we will be revealing our captains, and their draft positions. Follow us on Instagram for live updates regarding captains, draft positions, option of a live draft, and much more! The draft date is finalized for Tuesday October 13th, and the teams will be revealed on Wednesday October 14th.

Salaam,

Welcome back!!! This season has to be the most anticipated season of MFL yet! Season #11. After a year and a half, we’re officially coming back to another season of MFL. There’s unfinished business from last season as we had to shut down right before the playoffs. Congratulations to the Colts on winning the regular season in undefeated fashion going 13-0-2! The season will run from October 17, 2021 to March 6, 2022 (there are a couple of buffer weeks in place in case of weather related cancellations). The season will consist of 15 regular season games, with all 6 teams making the playoffs. The season will be played at the Aurora Sports Dome.

The Patriots were coming off a gutsy performance with only 3 healthy players at the end of last game. With Asghar on the mend, and Noman Laasi lost for the season, this game was anything but a given. However, the Patriots may have found something with the injury to Kumail Meghani – they’re somehow more effective on offense. This is what we expected the Patriots offense to look like all season, and they may be hitting their stride. The offense was buzzing with each receiver having at least one TD, 4 catches, and 3 players with at least 2 TDs. For the Lions, it was more of the same. They were missing some key players, and are unable to get a stop when it matters most, in the red zone. They were finally able to get Ammar Jessa going with 11 receptions and 3 TDs, but he was the lone bright spot. With just one win on the season, it may be time for the Lions to work the phone lines and make a trade or two.

The Chargers had a putrid performance in Week 7 (last week) when Danial’s statline read 3/12 w/ 4 INTs at the half. While Danial Ali didn’t throw an interception this week, the result is still a loss for the Chargers and not much of the blame can be put on his shoulders. The Chargers are often just fielding 6, and when their players have been there, they haven’t produced. Dropped balls have been a theme, and the lack of a #1 receiver without Danial Ali catching is a problem. It’s fair to wonder if the Chargers will be going back to Hani Mamdani at QB, or perhaps make a trade with the Lions for a QB. Alternatively, we’re running out of things to say about the Colts. They remain undefeated, and are now looking at a Warriors-like season. They played without their most dangerous weapon, and still won with relative ease. They have the Steelers next; who gave them their only tie on the season (the only blemish on an otherwise perfect record).

This has been a recap Murtaza Shah has been waiting 3 years for; the last season he played in the MFL. In his first game back in December, he showed us what the league had been missing with a mesmerizing one-handed catch and just like that, he was back. Now, to the game. The Steelers may be the most enigmatic team in the league. At times, they seem like world beaters, giving the best teams a run for their money, and at times, they play down to the level of their competition. While they’ve now won 2 in a row, it hasn’t been impressive. Their 21-14 victory against the Chargers should have been a blowout. The Steelers only led 14-0 at half in a game where the opponent had only 3 completions and 4 INTs at half. This week, they were well on their way to a blowout with an early 14-0 lead, but they let the Jaguars stick around. This should have been a tie, but more on that later. One thing we have to give the Steelers credit for, is the distribution of passes. In the past, Taleb Zaidi hasn’t diversified his attack, and chooses a go-to target, and he gets majority of the targets. There seems to be a concerted effort this year to share the ball, and it showed this game with each player having at least 2 receptions. The Jaguars seemed to have awaken from an early season siesta. They have gone from looking like the worst team in the league, to one of the more potent defensive lineups in the league. The lack of a true #1 receiver may be their shortcoming, but they’ve chosen to do it by committee, where each a different leading receiver feasts. This week, it was Ahmed Al-Waili pacing the team with 7 receptions, and Mohammed Altahan with 3 TDs. This game came down to the wire with the Jaguars scoring 2 TDs in the last 5 minutes. They decided to go for a 2-pt conversion, and they were unsuccessful. The loss drops them down to the 3rd seed. Coincidentally, the team that leapfrogged them in the standings also has a loss due to a failed 2-pt conversion.