Around the XFL: No place like new homes
Two more XFL franchises will enjoy their home-field debuts this weekend.
Before those trips, see what else the league had to offer.
- 2020 XFL Schedule | Tickets | Team Gear | App
From XFL.com
- XFL: Watch & Listen Guide for Week 3
- STL: St. Louis ready for pro football rebirth
- SEA: 3 Dragons players to watch in Week 3
- NY: 'Unguarded': Meet RB Tim Cook
- The Action Network: Week 3 Saturday Betting Guide (Watch for Sunday's to be posted Saturday.)
In the News
- Tom Luginbill gives insight for which teams to bet on this weekend in the XFL (ESPN's Daily Wager)
- Here’s How Much It Costs to Attend an XFL Game and Why It’s Important (The Athletic)
- Houston Roughnecks QB P.J. Walker is the XFL’s biggest star -- for now (The Athletic)
- Dragons LB Steven Johnson, the XFL's leading tackler, brings toughness and leadership (The Seattle Times)
- What's different about a Vipers home opener at Raymond James (Tampa Bay Times)
- Johnny Avello talks about sports betting action on the XFL (DraftKings' 'The Sweat' on MSG Network)
Home sweet new homes
The St. Louis BattleHawks bring pro football back to the Gateway City on Sunday (3 p.m. ET, FS1).
The Tampa Bay Vipers step onto the field in their new digs: Raymond James Stadium.
Another new XFL environment: the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.
This awesomeness comes as the ball used in the first kickoff of Week 1 (Seattle Dragons at DC Defenders) now holds a spot in the cathedral of the gridiron.
Show Up, Show Out
Catch up on the latest episode of The Showcase, including Charly Arnolt's interview with Los Angeles Wildcats wideout Nelson Spruce, the XFL's leader in receiving yards.
The owner of 192 receiving yards and two touchdowns (both planted in Week 2) also was the subject of the latest Inside the Trenches.
Inside the XFL Trenches: Nelson Spruce
The spotlight will travel to the four games this weekend. We're going to have a lot more clarity with the East and West standings by Sunday night: Both undefeated teams play both 0-2 squads, and the four 1-1 clubs will jockey for position in two intradivision matchups.
Don't forget to check out our Game Previews:
- Houston Roughnecks (2-0) at Tampa Bay Vipers (0-2)
- Dallas Renegades (1-1) at Seattle Dragons (1-1)
- New York Guardians (1-1) at St. Louis BattleHawks (1-1)
- DC Defenders (2-0) at Los Angeles Wildcats (0-2)
See you Monday.