Women’s Football Alliance Partners with NIL.TV to Launch Athlete Media Network and First-Ever WFA vs. NFL Gaming Competitions

The Women’s Football Alliance (WFA), the largest and most competitive women’s football league in the world, is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with NIL.TV, a cutting-edge athlete media network dedicated to empowering athletes in the new NIL (Name, Image & Likeness) era.

NIL.TV, available at www.NILTV.com, was built to give every athlete a platform to tell their stories, showcase their talents, and connect with audiences through premium, creative content. By partnering with NIL.TV, WFA athletes gain access to professional media tools, highlight reels, direct brand connections, and opportunities to monetize through appearances, live streams, and sponsorships.

As part of this exciting launch, NIL.TV and the WFA are proud to present the first-ever WFA vs. NFL Gaming Competitions — where elite WFA athletes will compete directly with NFL players on the virtual field. This landmark event highlights the rapid growth and rising visibility of women’s football, positioning WFA players side-by-side with their NFL counterparts on a national stage.

Esports is opening an incredible lane of opportunity for WFA teams and players. By streaming alongside NILTV Esports, we’re creating a powerful partnership where athletes can showcase their competitive spirit not only on the field but also in the gaming arena,” said Ahman Green, Co-Founder of NILTV & Managing Director of NILTV Esports. “This collaboration allows both communities to expand their reach, grow together, and create new ways for fans to connect with the players they admire. It’s about building visibility, new revenue streams, and a shared culture of competition and entertainment.”


More Than a Game

This collaboration is designed not only to entertain but to create long-term growth and new opportunities for WFA athletes:

  • Showcase their skills by competing with NFL players in front of a growing national audience.
  • Build personal brands with exposure to fans, media, and sponsors.
  • Unlock partnerships with potential sponsors and income-generating opportunities.
  • Prove that WFA athletes can hang with the best—on and off the field.

What is NIL.TV?

NIL.TV is the athlete-driven media platform of the NIL era, dedicated to showcasing athletes’ Name, Image, and Likeness across all sports. The network empowers athletes by connecting them directly with fans, brands, and corporate partners through content creation, live events, and digital engagement.

Through this partnership, WFA athletes will gain access to:

  • Professional media coverage and highlight reels.
  • Direct brand connections and authentic sponsorship opportunities.
  • Monetization through appearances, digital streams, and endorsements.
  • A national platform to amplify their voices and tell their unique stories.

WFA athletes can use NIL TV as a platform to collaborate with both WFA and non-WFA athletes, creating meaningful connections that extend beyond the game,” said Craig Richardson, CEO of NIL TV. “It provides them the freedom to express themselves authentically, showcase their passions, and highlight their unique stories off the field. At the same time, NIL TV helps athletes strengthen their personal brands, making them more attractive to companies and partners looking to align with powerful voices in women’s sports.”


About the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA):

The Women’s Football Alliance is the largest, longest-running, and most competitive women’s tackle football league in the world. With over a decade of history, national media coverage, and championship events hosted at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, the WFA continues to advance women’s football and empower the next generation of athletes.

About NIL.TV:

NIL.TV is a revolutionary athlete media network designed to empower athletes in the Name, Image, and Likeness era. By giving athletes control of their stories and direct access to brand and fan engagement, NIL.TV is redefining how sports, media, and athletes connect in the digital age.

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