Build the audience
Open tryouts filmed as a series, scrimmage shows in a home market, and the rules tuned live in front of fans.
About the league
What is Nacho Ball?
A touring flag-football show with eight snack-bar-silly teams, show rules and players who perform. Fans pay for the show, not the standings.
“Nacho average” = not your average.
Say it out loud. Nacho Average Football is the whole idea in four words: real athletes, real competition and a game rebuilt from scratch so every minute is worth watching.
No three-hour broadcasts. No punts. No kickoffs. No standing around. Just trick plays, chaos rules and a crowd that is part of the cast.
One flat priceFans first. No surprise fees.
60-minute clockTwo 30-minute halves on a running clock. No new drive after 60:00.
Built for highlightsIf a moment can't be understood in 15 seconds, it doesn't make the show.
Safe by designNon-contact flag, no kickoffs, no tackling.
A night at Nacho Ball
How a show night works.
- Tailgate gamesChip Cam warm-ups, lawn games and the mascots working the lot.
- The ParadeBand, mascots and players march through the tailgate into the stadium. Fans fall in behind.
- A kid runs the first playThe Rookie Snap: a kid from the crowd, escorted by both teams.
- The Nacho ShuffleOne signature dance, taught pregame, done by the whole stadium.
- Run by the fansKids' races, mascot battles and Flagrant Fred's Court.
- Nacho TimeThe clock stops on every play and every point counts double.
- Showdown OTOne receiver, one defender, from the 10. Best of three.
The road map
Content first. Then the road. Then stadiums.
Take it on the road
The Hot Dogs and the Ketchup Kings tour minor-league ballparks and college stadiums.
Stadiums + the league
Big-stadium dates and the other six teams roll out.
Quick questions
Is it tackle football?
No. It's flag football: down when your flag is pulled. No tackling, no diving, no stiff-arms, and no kickoffs.
Is it real competition?
Yes. Real athletes, real scores, real rivalries. The show is built around the game, not instead of it.
Is it family friendly?
Built for it. Kids run plays, call plays and race mascots, and the game clock is a tight 60 minutes.
When is the first show?
Dates are coming. Join the list and you'll hear first.
Can I try out?
Tryouts will be filmed and announced on our socials. Email play@nachoball.com to get the call.