Welcome to America’s Biggest Week in Football! Hosted in Frisco, Texas, where the Dallas Cowboys play. Bowl week brings many of the nation’s top players and teams to showcase their ability and compete on the nation’s stage.
Bowl Week highlights include the Big Game, All American Flag Bowl and The National Combine for many of the top HS & MS underclassmen players. Bowl Week showcases a Middle School and Youth Team Tackle Tournaments, Club Flag Football Tournament, and All-American Cheer program. All athletes are invited to an exciting Opening Kickoff Night, Media Day, Breakout Sessions with former NFL Coaches, a Pre-game Party and are provided a ticket to the Bowl game.
The Bowl features a network of 50 scouts and recruiting partners from around the nation and world to help identify the best players at each grade level and position. Each scout reviews an athlete based on physical ability, skill ability, character, and game film (where accessible). A national cross-checker evaluates the athlete. There are limited positions available at each grade level. Once full, there will be a waiting list.
Nominations: Our national scouting program observes or reviews approximately 10,000 athletes annually. Unfortunately, we still cannot see every athlete in the nation or globally. All athletes who believe they have what it takes to compete in Frisco are encouraged to nominate themselves.
America's Biggest Week in Football will feature the All-American Bowl with 80 of the best high school football players in the nation. The National Combine will be taking place at the Dallas Cowboys "STAR" Ford Center Stadium during Bowl week. Legendary NFL and College Coaches will be in Dallas to see all the Bowl Showcase Events including: the Bowl, the All-American Flag Bowl, the Club Flag Football Tournament, Middle School and Youth Tackle Football Championships, and the All-American Cheer program.
There is no better home for the nation's biggest week in football than in Texas at the home of the Dallas Cowboys! Be in Dallas with us in December 2024.