Sin Fransicko Forty Nightmares

The is one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the San Fransisco 49ers. The team has been mentioned on the MFL's twitter page during the 2019 NFL MFL Draft. They were added to the game on January 31, 2020 to continue the game's tradition of mirroring the real-life Super Bowl in their Mayhem Bowl (this year against the Karcass City Creeps). It is available as a DLC add-on for 99 cents. Their logo is a skull with the number 40 painted on its forehead. The Forty Nightmares play at LeVile Stadium at Alcatraz, a parody of Levi's Stadium. This stadium is the second (after Brawltimore) to feature guarded goalposts: "golden gates" that open and close between them and have to be timed to avoid blowing field goals and extra points. "Everything is coming together for the Forty Nightmares. After his terrible injury from last year, QB Grimmy Scrappolo is back and ready to throw some dimes to a young WR core and his All-Star tight end George Grittle. With a power run game second to none and one of the league's most ferocious defenses, opposing players will be leaving their hearts in Sin Fransicko. Literally. The Forty Nightmares are ready for a Mayhem Bowl run. (Mutant Football League, Team Scouting)"

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Dirty Tricks
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Bruise Receivers

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Special Teams: Kickers

Punters

Burn Returners

Trivia

 * The team is a spiritual successor of the Darkstar Dragons from the original Mutant League Football.
 * San Fransicko is a possible reference to the Travis Scott song Sicko Mode, which was made infamous in the Super Bowl 53 Halftime Show via "yeeting" Sweet Victory, a song from the popular Spongebob Squarepants episode, "Band Geeks".
 * The team name is a reference to one of the most familiar Arabian Nights tales, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. It can also possibly be a twisted parody of the idiom of "forty winks" (meaning a good night's sleep); the team is meant to give opponents a hellish night's sleep instead. The latter reference is sometimes alluded in pre-game commentary.
 * Alcatraz Island was once home to an infamous federal prison that housed high-risk criminals. Some of the decor of LeVile Stadium features a prison motif.
 * The "golden gates" that guard the goalposts are inspired by the name "Golden Gate": the strait that separates San Francisco Bay from the Pacific Ocean. The Golden Gate Bridge is named for the strait that it crosses, and San Francisco lies on the isthmus that is the south coast of the strait.