Press Releases

EFLI Signs Sports Production Powerhouse, Sandy Grossman, to direct EFLI Broadcasts beginning November 2012

Posted on February 20, 2012 by EFLI Newsroom

Sandy Grossman sat with executives from the EFLI in Palm Desert on Friday quickly growing excited about the artistic creativity this new football league offers to the Indian broadcast as well as to the game of football itself. One of the top television sports directors in the business, Sandy immediately and intuitively began visualizing the production without restriction of NFL filming regulation. Continue reading →

EFLI Endorsed by Football and Hollywood Elite

Posted on January 25, 2012 by EFLI Newsroom

Football’s Kurt Warner and Hollywood’s Mark Wahlberg solidified their alliance with the Elite Football League of India with their recent purchase of ownership in India’s burgeoning professional American football league. Continue reading →

Former NFL player and coach Doug Plank in India to train EFLI coaches and players

Posted on December 26, 2011 by EFLI Newsroom

Pune, 16th December 2011: Elite Football League of India, India’s first professional American-style football league, is training its coaches and players with highly experienced football experts from the United States. Pune recently welcomed Doug Plank, a former top player from the National Football League’s Chicago Bears, and six other American coaches to educate the coaches and players from eight EFLI teams. Continue reading →

Schutt Sports Named Official Helmet and Equipment Provider for The Elite Football League of India (EFLI)

Posted on December 13, 2011 by EFLI Newsroom

In a historic agreement as the first major partner for the EFLI, Schutt has committed approximately $1 million worth of equipment to the League. As the Official Licensed Helmet partner of the EFLI, Schutt is providing 2,000 varsity premium football helmets and over 2,300 carbon steel faceguards. In addition to helmets, Schutt is outfitting each team in the League with “02 Flex” premium shoulder pads and has agreed to an additional fiscal commitment for accessory equipment. Continue reading →