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Major League Football Hires Senior Advisor

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Nov 23, 2015

Major League Football, Inc. (OTCQB: MLFB) ("MLFB", the "League" or the "Company"), a new, professional spring-football league scheduled to kick off in 2016, announced former NFL head coach and current ESPN NFL analyst, Mr. Herm Edwards, has joined Major League Football as the League's and Management Team's Senior Advisor.   

"As a past player and longtime football professional, coach and now commentator, Herm is a very welcome addition as an advisor to our team," said Wes Chandler, President of Major League Football. "In playing against Herm Edwards in the NFL and working with him over the years coaching young football athletes, I am personally honored to have him with us. I speak for the entire management team on the benefits of having Herm's experience, coaching, managerial skills and his well-known enthusiasm for the sport advising our organization on and off the gridiron. Herm's football knowledge as a commentator and his skills as communicator to our players, staff, coaches and fans are a tremendous asset.”

Herm Edwards will serve as the Company's and League's Senior Advisor to provide advisement and consultation to members of the Company's management.  In particular, Mr. Edwards will provide guidance on the League's player development and mentorship to athletes.  Mr. Edwards will also attend MLFB games and support other league activities during the length of his initial agreement with Major League Football.

“I am excited to help Major League Football as I believe in their mission to give players and coaches more opportunities to develop their football and character skills with the hopes of continuing to play at the next level,” said Edwards. “I’ve known Wes Chandler for a long time and see the value and importance in what he and his staff are trying to build. At the end of the day, I see myself as an ambassador to the game of football and this is another opportunity to contribute to the sport and positively influence the lives of young men.”

About Herm Edwards: As a standout performer for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1977-1985, Edwards came to prominence by a singular play that would ultimately define his NFL career. With his team trailing 17-12 against the New York Giants with just a few seconds reaming on the clock, Edwards scooped up a fumble by veteran running back, Larry Csonka and waltzed into the end zone for the game winning touchdown in what has been tabbed, “The Miracle in the Meadowlands.”  Of course Herm Edwards had a very successful career as a scout, assistant coach and head coach in the NFL with the New York Jets from 2001-2005 and the Kansas City Chiefs from 2006-2008.  Since he left coaching, Herm Edwards has been a staple on ESPN Television and ESPN Radio offering his unique insight into the game of professional football. Mr. Edwards was also one of the first recipients of the NFL’s ‘Minority Coaching Program’ that gave former NFL players the opportunity to develop their coaching skills at the NFL level. He also hosts an annual Golf Tournament in Monterey, California to raise money for the local Boys and Girls Club of Monterey and in 2013 was named as the Walter Camp Man of the Year for his numerous contributions to the game of football.

About Major League Football: Major League Football Inc. is a publicly traded, professional spring football league. MLFB is dedicated to creating an innovative, accessible, and fan-owned game, which is scheduled to kick off in 2016. MLFB's strategically placed spring / summer season will fill a critical need for outdoor football at that time of the year when sports content is in high demand. The league's teams will focus on emerging markets in select US cities in order to grow the overall popularity of the sport.

For additional information on MLFB's nationally accessible ticket database and our sponsorship opportunities, go to http://mlfb.fanfurnace.com or call 855-MLF-BTIX (855-653-2849) to sign-up for your tickets now.

For more information about Major League Football, please visit http://www.mlfb.com.

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