Fan Controlled Football Calls Georgia’s Pullman Yards Home for Second Season

Fan Controlled Football (FCF) has announced Pullman Yards at the iconic Pratt Pullman District as the league’s home for Season v2.0.

Designed as a hub for sports and entertainment, the new state-of-the-art 1,500 seat site, totaling more than 85,000 square feet, will be the home for FCF throughout the league’s entire second season which takes-the-field on April 16.

To bring this live-sports production to life, FCF has once again teamed up with Crazy Legs Productions, the Atlanta-based full-service content creation company that also produced the league’s captivating inaugural season, which took place at the Infinite Energy Center in Duluth, GA.

The new venue design will provide all FCF fans with a captivating and intimate sports-viewing experience where everyone’s a VIP, and closer to all the game action like never before experienced in professional football. The venue will include a mix of priority seating, luxury suites and field-level lounges, along with the fan’s ability to watch action on the practice fields as players prep for the game. To help provide a strong taste of Atlanta flavor, the FCF and Pullman Yards will be working with local chefs, restaurants, musicians, artists and organizations for providing unique food, beverage, entertainment and interactive experiences at the venue on gameday.

Located just east of downtown Atlanta, Pullman Yards has become a creative cultural destination for filmmakers, the arts community, and the beating heart of the Pratt-Pullman District. The 27-acre, 12-building property has produced some of this generation’s most memorable cultural events including Hollywood’s Baby Driver, Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and Fast and Furious 5, not to mention countless television shows, art exhibitions and music videos.

Tickets for FCF Season v2.0 will officially go on sale in the coming weeks. For more information and to secure your tickets in advance, fans can go to www.FCF.io/tickets to request an invite to the league’s pre-order ticket list.

Many of the FCF’s teams have deep connections to the Atlanta area with team owners including hip-hop superstar Quavo, Atlanta Dream owner and former WNBA star Rene Montgomery, and former Atlanta Falcon Jamal Anderson.

FCF made its debut in February 2021, featuring four original teams: Beasts, Glacier Boyz, Wild Aces, and Zappers, owned by some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment including Marshawn Lynch, Richard Sherman, Austin Ekeler, Dalvin Cook, and Bob Menery.

The league has redefined football for the digital age by combining the competitiveness of live sports, the engagement of fantasy sports, and the interactivity of video games into a live streamed, leaned-in fan experience. Season v1.0 saw FCF become the fastest growing live sports channel on Twitch with nearly 10 million total live views, and one of the top sports Apps in the Apple App Store.

For Season v2.0, four new NFT expansion teams will join the league as part of FCF’s “Ballerz Collective” project, a first-of-its-kind NFT community. The four new teams will be owned by community leaders of the Bored Ape Yacht Club, Gutter Cat Gang, Knights of Degen, and Steve Aoki and 888.