A Powerful Shift in Youth Sports: Indie Pro Football League (IPFL) Launches 2025 Season with National Tryouts

The Indie Pro Football League (IPFL), founded by His Royal Highness S. Perro and introduced by former NFL players, has officially launched its 2025 inaugural season with national tryouts already underway. The league is breaking new ground by compensating athletes ages 8 to 18 through NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) agreements-while still allowing them to maintain college football eligibility.
Atlanta, GA - The Indie Pro Football League (IPFL) is leading a new movement in youth athletics: compensating players ages 8 to 18 for playing the game they love, while still preserving their eligibility to play college football. Founded by His Royal Highness S. Perro and introduced by former NFL players, the IPFL is rooted in opportunity, access, and education. Through newly established NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) agreements, young athletes can earn income-even if that means forgoing athletic scholarships. For players affected by the absence of scholarships, the IPFL is prepared to assist with tuition support, ensuring that education remains within reach.

Tryouts for the inaugural 2025 season began on April 27 at Alcorn State University in Mississippi-the legendary home of Steve "Air" McNair-and have since continued in Mobile, Alabama and Chicago, Illinois. These events mark the beginning of a national effort to identify and elevate young talent across the country.

With 40 franchise teams across 20 states, each operated by former NFL players, the IPFL is more than a football league-it's a platform designed to nurture young athletes on and off the field. From financial empowerment to personal development, the IPFL is creating new pathways for youth in underserved communities to succeed.

What Makes the IPFL Different:

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Compensates players ages 8-18 to compete in organized football

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Preserves college football eligibility (excluding athletic scholarships)

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Provides tuition assistance for players impacted by the loss of scholarship eligibility

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Franchises are owned and operated by former NFL players

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Emphasizes safety, fundamentals, and holistic coaching

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Games are professionally televised and broadcast nationwide

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Requires players to complete mandatory summer online courses focused on life skills, career development, and personal growth

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Offers financial literacy programs to both players and their families

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Athletes must try out and be selected/drafted to join the 2025 roster

Upcoming Combine Dates:

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Atlanta, GA - May 31, 2025

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Mobile, AL - June 7, 2025

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Orlando, FL - June 8, 2025, at the University of Central Florida (UCF), alma mater of one of the league's franchise owners

Additional combines will be held across the country throughout the summer. All participants must register in advance and be selected to compete.

Register Today:

https://form.jotform.com/251316338941053

About the Indie Pro Football League (IPFL):

The Indie Pro Football League, founded by His Royal Highness S. Perro and introduced by former NFL players, is a 100% Black-owned youth football organization dedicated to reimagining access, impact, and opportunity in youth athletics. By blending competitive sports, financial empowerment, and education, the IPFL is not only shaping great athletes-it's shaping stronger futures. With national reach and community-focused values, the IPFL is not just changing the game-it's transforming lives.

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