The Fast Action Email Football League is a simulation league which uses Patrick Premo's Fast 'N' Furious football. The FAEFL recently completed its fourth season with the FAEFL's "Bowl Day" on October 11th, 2009. (Complete "Bowl Day" results and final rankings can be found in the News & Predictions section.)

Fast Action Email Football League - 2009 Season

"Division Requirements" for the 2009 season
Division 1 - Any pro team, regardless of league.
Division 2 - A team in any of the "other" leagues (USFL, WFL, WLAF, NFLE, AAFC, APFA, Continental, Canadian, XFL, AFA, etc.). Also eligible are NFL teams from 1949 or earlier, and AFL teams from 1960-1965.
Division 3 - Same requirements as Division 2, but must have a regular season losing record.
Arena Division - Any Arena Football League team.

Past Premo Bowl Champions - "Retired" teams

2009 FAEFL Premo Bowl Champions
FAEFL Division One
New England Patriots (2007) - Kimbo
FAEFL Division Two
Philadelphia Eagles (1949) - Nicole
FAEFL Division Three
Hawaiians (1974) - Scott
FAEFL Arena Division
Tampa Bay Storm (1995) - Kimbo

2008 FAEFL Premo Bowl Champions
FAEFL Division One
Denver Broncos (1998) - Stu
FAEFL Division Two
Edmonton Eskimos (1982) - David
FAEFL Division Three
Miami Dolphin Scabs (1987) - Kevin
FAEFL Arena Division
San Jose SaberCats (2002) - Stu

2007 FAEFL Premo Bowl Champions
FAEFL Division One
San Francisco 49ers (1989) - Kimbo
FAEFL Division Two
Edmonton Eskimos (1981) - David
FAEFL Division Three
Denver Gold (1983) - Nicole
FAEFL Arena Division
Orlando Predators (1994) - Stu

2006 FAEFL Premo Bowl Champions
FAEFL Division One
Chicago Bears (1985) - Ike
FAEFL Division Two
Michigan Panthers (1983) - Kevin
FAEFL Division Three
Kansas City Chiefs (2004) - Ike

TO BREAK A TIE FOR THE PLAYOFFS

Two Clubs
1. Head-to-head.
2. Best net points in head-to-head games.
3. Best net points in all games.
4. Coin toss.

Three or More Clubs
(Note: If two clubs remain tied after third or other clubs are eliminated, tie breaker reverts to step 1 of applicable two-club format.)
1. Best won-lost-tied percentage using only the games of the teams involved in the tiebreaker.
2. Best net points using only the games of the teams involved in the tiebreaker.
3. Best net points in all games.
4. Coin toss