national public safety football league: new tampabay team

Would any one be interested in playing tackle football in the National Public Safety Football League? There was a Tampabay team called the Posse, but 2002 was the last year in the league. It is only a 4 game season with 2 home games and 2 away games, one in state and the other out of state. The season begins in January and ends in May, but if a team is put together it will be for 2008 due to organization purposes. If you work for a Law Enforcement agency, Fire department, probation/parole or EMS you are eligible. The league website is www.npsfl.com (http://www.npsfl.com). If you are interested please email me at rsdorr@tampabay.rr.com

Would any one be interested in playing tackle football in the National Public Safety Football League? There was a Tampabay team called the Posse, but 2002 was the last year in the league. It is only a 4 game season with 2 home games and 2 away games, one in state and the other out of state. The season begins in January and ends in May, but if a team is put together it will be for 2008 due to organization purposes. If you work for a Law Enforcement agency, Fire department, probation/parole or EMS you are eligible. The league website is www.npsfl.com (http://www.npsfl.com). If you are interested please email me at rsdorr@tampabay.rr.com

And if I get severely injured or disabled while playing this game, who pays for what and what happens to my career?

No thanks. :!:

You are playing against other cops, fireman, etc.. we are not out to kill each other. The other team has to go to work the next day too. I had two shoulder operations during my time playing. I had enough sick time built up so I took FMLA for a month and went back to work. You can also get AFLAC, they will pay you in you are injured. If you give 100% and not half @$$ it on the field, then you won't get hurt. If you are in shape and we have enough people on the team to have a rotation in and out plays, then this will reduce the chance on injury. If you have questions, email me with your phone number and we can talk about it.

You are playing against other cops, fireman, etc.. we are not out to kill each other. The other team has to go to work the next day too. I had two shoulder operations during my time playing. I had enough sick time built up so I took FMLA for a month and went back to work. You can also get AFLAC, they will pay you in you are injured. If you give 100% and not half @$$ it on the field, then you won't get hurt. If you are in shape and we have enough people on the team to have a rotation in and out plays, then this will reduce the chance on injury. If you have questions, email me with your phone number and we can talk about it.

Operations? :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Sick time! :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

FMLA! :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :?

Won''t get hurt? I guess you didn't "give 100% :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

I'll cheer from the sidelines. :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink:

I gave 100%. things happen and that's the risk you take. We play for the love of the game.