FGS Key Dates

Playoffs Begin: October 18th

All Teams will make the playoffs.  If more than 7 teams playoffs will be split into an "A & B" Division

Championship Games: October 25th

MA vs. NH Border Battle: November 1st – State champions face off!

Playoff Information:  

Massachusetts Teams and Females in Flag division -   Games will be held at Partridge Brook Park Starting at 10am on 10/18. We will start with the oldest age groups then go to the younger groups. The Females in Flag divisions will play in the afternoon.    

NH Teams - Games will be held at either Brentwood or Brickyard. Games will start at 9am on 10/18 with the oldest age groups then go to the younger groups.

Please understand the schedule will be made Monday, 10/13 so all times as of this moment are subject to change.

Championship Weekend will be 10/25 and Starting times are still TBA.

Winter Indoor Evaluations: Saturday, November 8th

We’re excited to kick off the new season with player evaluations on Saturday, November 8th.

Team Draft

After evaluations, coaches will draft teams using our new online draft system.
This process has already helped us build more balanced teams, ensuring fair competition and better development opportunities for all athletes.

What to Expect at Evaluations

Players will be evaluated on:

Speed and agility

Throwing and catching

Evaluations are non-competitive and are used only to help group players by skill level and experience.

Our Goal

Every player will be placed on a team. No cuts.
This approach ensures that teams are balanced, so the league stays fun, fair, and competitive for everyone.

🔥NEW GEAR ALERT!

Check out our 2025 Fall League Shirts – featuring the name of every team from this season.

You can grab yours at the field on game days or order anytime through our online league store.

Don’t miss out on a perfect keepsake to remember the Fall 2025 season.

FGS, American Flag Hats - **Limited Supply**

JERSEY FRIDAY

Send pics of your athletes repping their jerseys to Jacob@Playfuturegen.com for a chance to be featured on our Facebook & Instagram!

Coaches Reminder

Sign up as a volunteer for Winter Session 1!

 We have some of the best Coaches and want to see you keep teaching the kids how to play this awesome game.   

Reminder everyone Makes the playoffs! So, use each week as another week to teach the skills needed to win in the playoffs. 

Introducing the 1st Down Award

We’re excited to launch a new recognition program for our players: the 1st Down Award. After each game, coaches will present this honor not as an MVP, but as a Most Valuable Teammate award.

This award celebrates the player who best represents what it means to be a great teammate. Coaches will be looking for players who:

Puts the team first, Cheers on and encourages their teammates, shows sportsmanship in every situation, steps up to help others, Leads with a positive and supportive attitude

It’s not about who scores the most points, it’s about recognizing the heart, character, and spirit of those who lift the whole team up.

COACHES STOP BY THE TENT TO GET THE AWARDS 

PASSING

1.      Only 1 forward pass, thrown from behind the line of scrimmage, is permitted each offensive play. The ball must be released prior to crossing the line of scrimmage. There can be unlimited backward passes behind the line of scrimmage.

·         There is no intentional grounding. The quarterback may throw the ball anywhere across the line of scrimmage to avoid a sack.

·         All forward passes that do not cross the line of scrimmage are illegal forward passes, unless touched by a defender. All forward passes must go beyond the line of scrimmage. 

·         Shovel passes are allowed and must be a forward pass, from behind the line of scrimmage, and received beyond the line of scrimmage.

2.      The quarterback has a 7 second “pass clock.” If a pass is not thrown within 7 seconds, the play is dead, the down counts and the ball is returned to the line of scrimmage.

3.       Once the ball is handed off, pitched or lateraled behind the line of scrimmage, the 7 second rule is no longer in effect.

·         If the QB is standing in the end zone at the end of the 7 second clock, the ball is returned to the line of scrimmage (LOS) and it will be the next down. IT IS NOT RULED A SAFETY.

·         If the quarterback throws the ball and then catches it, the play is dead and treated like an incomplete pass.

So, remember, coaches, you may have unlimited passes thrown backward or handed off behind the line of scrimmage. However, there may only be one forward pass, and it must go beyond the line of scrimmage.

Center -Two hard steps forward, plant foot hard & square to the sideline, head around fast 

X - Run as fast as you can on an angle toward the sideline, plant your outside foot after a few steps, and then angle back toward the center of the field. Your goal is to get at least one defender to take a step away from the play

Z - Plant inside foot at 6 yards & angle to the center of the field

Y – Run hard and at 2 yards, plant left foot hard, take a step to the right, and then pivot 180º back to the left

QB – Take a 3 step drop,  and follow your progressions

QB Progressions:

1. Flat (Center)
2. Whip (Y Receiver)
3. Angle (X Receiver)
4. Post (Z Receiver)

Kingston Kobb

Kingston is a seasoned referee whose dedication and knowledge make him an invaluable part of the Future Gen Sports team. His deep understanding of the rules and his ability to apply them with consistency and fairness set a high standard for everyone around him. Kingston is always ready to step in and support in any situation, demonstrating reliability, professionalism, and a genuine passion for the game. We truly value his commitment and the positive impact he brings to every match and event.