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Memphis Hound Dogs Mini HelmetTeam Info The Memphis Hound Dogs were a proposed pro football team in 1993. The team name originated from the fact that Elvis Presley Enterprises was an investor. The team was rejected and the Carolina and Jacksonville were chosen as expansion cities instead. One of the investors continued the effort and created the Memphis Mad Dogs which played in the CFL for one season. Product Info 15 oz mini helmet Available in the classic helmet style by Schutt

Montreal was disbanded with the rest of the North American franchises when the league suspended operations after 1992 and relaunched as a European-only competition in 1995

sharing the venue with the MLB Yankees (who owned the football team)

The Montreal Machine played two seasons in the WLAF / NFL Europe from 1991 to 1992 at Olympic Stadium

The Philadelphia Bell were charter members of the World Football League (WFL) in 1974

While managing the Oaks

The San Jose SaberCats were one of the most successful franchises in AFL history

Playing at the Rhode Island Auditorium and later the Providence Civic Center

Finley — owner of baseball's Oakland A's and hockey's California Golden Seals — who promptly rebranded the team as the Memphis Tams for 1972–73

When the IHL folded in 2001

The Maulers folded after their lone season

going through five head coaches across four seasons

The Clowns were formed in Miami as the Giants and soon after became the Clowns

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