From there you build nation by nation until you have an international hit. Sitting in her law offices in Nashville, Wagnon says she can see Adelphia Coliseum where the NFL's Titans play their home games. Such sentiments show the big dreams the NWFL poobahs have, but also indicate the pragmatic understanding that the league is probably not going to be an overnight smash hit the moment it takes off the runway. I'm a realist. We are a grassroots startup.
Masters realizes they are a long way off from making that a reality.
Dollar signs just start to run through their heads like sugar plums. The reality is, if you get 2,000 to 5,000 people for the entire year, you should consider yourself darn lucky. With this pragmatism, the NWFL is very much about taking a bare bones, hard work ethic approach to growing the game. As such, while the players will be getting the opportunity to play football, they will not be getting paid in the first year. I work from out of my house because right now we don't need an office.