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To calculate ages of players and maintain a sense of immersion, this wiki converts season numbers into years (for display purposes only; links still work as "season 2" etc).
The NSFL started in 2016 (following the years used in the league index), meaning the "in-context" date right now is:

29 May, 2061 (season 46, week Off)

This is the date used to calculate ages and time periods in the wiki. (Click here and here to update)
Season numbers are automatically converted to years using {{nsfly}} and {{dsfly}}.
To get the date of a specific game week, use the GetDate template.

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Featured article

Mike Boss (born Jan 20, 1993) is a retired American football quarterback who played his entire career with the Orange County Otters of the National Simulation Football League (NSFL). He played college football for Boston College before being drafted by the Otters with the 48th overall pick in the 2016 ISFL Draft (S1). Boss is the most decorated Otter of all time, leading the franchise to its first Ultimus Bowl victories and a historic threepeat. He has been voted League MVP on four different occasions and is widely considered the best quarterback in league history. On only ten occasions has an NSFL quarterback thrown for 5,000 yards or more in a single season; Mike Boss accounts for six of those occasions. In addition, Boss holds the NSFL career records in passing yards, passing touchdowns, and pass completion percentage. (Full article...)

Did you know...

• ...Baltimore Hawks defensive back Ezekiel Bishop was the first player in the NSFL to officially retire from the league?
• ...Reg Mackworthy was the first player in NSFL history to rush for more than fifty touchdowns?
• ...former Yellowknife Wraiths cornerback Dermot Lavelle holds the NSFL record for most interceptions, and averaged over twenty yards per interception return?
• ...Turk Turkleton wore the number sixty-one jersey in reference to his NSFL record for longest field goal made?
• ...half of all players selected in the seventh round of the league's inaugural draft have been inducted to the NSFL Hall of Fame?
• ...only five players have been picked first overall in both a DSFL entry draft and an NSFL entry draft (Howard Miller, Johnny Snuggles, Ashley Owens, Greedy Sly, and Luke Quick). Notably, Noah Goodson was also selected first overall in drafts for both leagues, but he was not selected in a DSFL entry draft.

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