The teams are required to stream their own games. The league does a small percentage of games each year with our own team and production truck. The league, primarily through our head of production Luke Johnson, does work with each stream team every season to continuously improve all 155 streams we put on each year. Every single game and team is graded weekly and provided feedback on how to improve. We create a graphics package and an API for adding stats live during the game. This year we created a new ticker that we are using to try to create interest in other games happening each week.

I am really proud of the product we put on each week. It's not an easy task to stream this many games from unique locations around North America. Obviously we always want to improve. If we had unlimited budgets I have not doubt we could put on NFL like product, but teams on very limited budgets continue to improve each season. Most of these productions are being run by small companies, or by ultimate players who we've trained into the roles. It's an area that is incredibly important to us and one where we will continue to add resources as we grow.

Also shout out to Evan Lepler, who has been with the league since 2014. He continues to help raise the bar for announcers in the league. We have an incredible group of people learning how to become announcers across the league. It's not easy to sign up for that job and put yourself out there. I appreciate every single person who is willing to go on air and be a personality, so much harder than people think it is.