Hall of Fame

On August 8th 2024, Balti agreed to become Head Coach of the Baltimore Ravens in the FLTFL. Under Balti, the Ravens went on to finish 16-1, losing Week 17 against a Dudeman-led Bengals team. With this record, the Ravens clinched the 2nd seed, and with this seed beat the Siggy-led Jets, the Danny-led Broncos, and eventually beat the Bills-led Jags to end one of the greatest Cinderella runs in TL history. Winning the AFC Championship, he faced off against the 16-1 Ant-led Giants, and won the first ever Super Bowl 268-202. In the process, he won Super Bowl MVP and Coach of the Year, then retired from coaching. In Season 2, Balti became the league's commissioner and rebranded the league, leading a very successful playoffs and season. After the season concluded, he retired from the NTFL entirely, and is now owning the league in a hands-off role, making Season 2 MVP Hysell the new commissioner. He continues to make graphics for the league.

Without Greg, there wouldn't be an NTFL like the one we have today. In August 2024, Greg made a league called the FLTFL, which would later become one of the best Twitter Leagues and go on for 3 seasons. Founding the league isn't the only thing he has done. In Season 2 he agreed to become Head Coach of the Seattle Seahawks after the Seahawks were in a big hole and were under .500. Greg's Seahawks-led team went on to finish 10-7 and clinch the 7th seed, beating the 3rd seed Cardinals in the process. Greg is now the Co-Coach of the Seahawks in Season 3.

Hysell has made a lasting impact on the NTFL in about as many roles as possible. It all started two weeks before Season 2, when he was hired as Kansas City's Head Coach. While losing both games, Week Two SNF (NYG vs. WSH) he tagged Pain, future Move Chains Player of the Year, and they started a legacy — including setting the league record for points in a game, which still stands in Week 7 vs. MIA. He now runs Season Three, and changed what the NTFL is. That's why you see the NTFL as it is today.