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I use to live in NOLA and have family in Montreal
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Any suggestions for a Berlin or London team in case the XFL wants to eventually expand to Europe?
For London, how about calling up the London Warriors? (One of the top teams in the BAFA Premier Division-the UK's premier American football league)
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“Expansion Team Rosters are Drafted!”
October 15, 2021
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA - The coaching staffs and league office members of the Toronto Phantoms, Montreal Monarchs, New Orleans VooDoo and Chicago Enforcers met in Toronto today to draft the franchises' first thirty-five players. The highlights of the 2022 XFL Expansion draft are highlighted below:
Toronto Phantoms - RB Charles Sims, WRs Josh Huff, Michael Floyd and Cordarelle Patterson, TE Moritz Boehringer, OL Chidi Okeke, George Asafo-Adjei, Kevin Pamphile, and Lo Falemaka, DL Kareem Martin, Kendall Donnerson, Brandin Bryant and Caraun Reid, LBs Keishawn Bierria and Sione Teuhema, DBs Kalan Reed, Dee DeLaney, Tyvis Powell, and Clayton Geathers
Montreal Monarchs - WRs Devier Posey and Lucky Whitehead, TE AJ Derby, OL Ka'John Armstrong, Donnell Greene, Demetrius Knox, and Kyle Kalis, DL Ezekiel Ansah, Daniel Wise, Shakir Soto and Olsen Pierre, LBs Chris Covington, Steve Longa and Donald Payne, DBs Rashard Causey, Derrick Bailty, Mike Hilton AJ Howard and Obi Melifonwu
New Orleans VooDoo - QB Easton Stick, RBs Shane Vereen and Terrance West, WRs Tavon Austin, DeMaryius Thomas, Alonzo Russell and Chris Hogan, TEs Marcus Baugh and Ben Koyack, OL William Sweet, Lukayus McNeil, Josh Kline, Larry Warford and Hroniss Grasu, DL David Irving, Keionta Davis, Tanzel Smart and Darius Kilgo, LBs Matrell Spaight, Najee Goode and Pita Taumoepenu, DBs Dominique Hatfield, Javien Elliott, Kenny Ladler and Tedric Thompson, K Jon Brown
Chicago Enforcers - QB Brandon Silvers, RBs Ameer Abdullah and Jacques Patrick, WRs Breshad Perrimen, Marcus Johnson, Kasen Williams, and Rashard Higgins, TE Maxx Williams, OL Matt Feiler, Jerald Hawkins, Parker Ehinger, and Tanner Volson, DL Chris Odom, Charles Tapper, Deyon Sizer, and Jay-Tee Tiulu, LBs Nate Harvey, Chase Allen and Jake Carlock, DBs Andre Chachere, Sojourn Shelton, Marqui Christian and Tray Matthews, K Tristan Vizcaino
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“2022 XFL Rookie Draft is Complete!”
October 22, 2021
New York, NY - The twenty XFL teams sent representatives to New York to complete their rosters. The XFL uses their Rookie draft to mostly draft players from their XFL2 developmental league. The Rookie Draft consists of two rounds. The rookies consist of the undrafted guys from the NFL who also didn't make a practice squad so those players are more than likely headed to the XFL2 for the season. Highlights from the first ever XFL Rookie Draft are:
San Antonio Commanders - WR Robert Foster
Dallas Renegades - QB Cooper Rush and WRs Adonis Jennings and Kaelin Clay
Seattle Dragons - WR Deon Cain
Orlando Predators - RB Mark Walton
Houston Roughnecks - WR Kolby Listenbee
Philadelphia Soul - RB Jeremy McNichols
Tampa Bay Storm - RB Daniel Lasco and WRs Max McCaffery and Ray-Ray McCloud
“Andrew Luck Comes Out of Retirement!”
November 2, 2021
Dallas, TX - Andrew Luck announced this morning that he was ending his football retirement and he wanted to come play in his father's football league, the XFL! Luck said he would be signing with the Dallas Renegades because he wanted to play for Bob Stoops.
Three other NFL veterans signing with XFL teams this morning was lost in the Luck News scuttlebutt. The Las Vegas Outlaws signed former UCLA Bruin and Green Bay Packer QB Brett Hundley while the Memphis Express signed former Iowa Hawkeye and San Francisco 49ers' CJ Beathard. Martavis Bryant also made his return to the league after spending last season back in the NFL by returning to the San Diego Fleet.
“Players Return to the Practice Field!”
December 2, 2021
Stamford, CT - XFL teams begins practice next week but they're not the only teams that are about to begin practice. The XFL2's Hudson Valley Fort, Austin Generals and Las Vegas Hughes will also begin practicing. Those roster invites were sent out late last week and include QBs Steven Montez, Anthony Gordon, Shea Patterson, Kelly Bryant, Mason Fine, and Khalil Tate, RBs Marcus Murphy, Elijah Hood, Elijah Holyfield, Russel Shell and James Robinson, WRs Jamal Custis, Malachi Dupre, Lawrence Cager, Marquez Callaway, Juwan Johnson, Jeff Thomas, and Josh Hammond, TEs Hunter Bryant and Thaddeus Moss, LB Joe Bachie, Ks Rodrigo Blankenship, JJ Molson, Cooper Rothe and Dominik Eberle.
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“New Looks Just in Time for Christmas”
December 15, 2021
Stamford, CT - Three more of the XFL teams signed uniform deals with Under Armour just in time for Christmas shopping for their fans. The Philadelphia Soul, Washington Valor and Orlando Predators all landed new uniforms for the 2022 seasons.
All three uniforms were designed by my friend WideRight again. He does great work and deserves all the credit for all of these designs. Check out his work over at board.sportslogos.net. He's one of the best designers around.
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“NCAA Rule Challenged by XFL”
January 15, 2022
Tampa Bay, FL - For the first time since West Virginia safety Kenny Robinson signed with the St. Louis Stallions back in 2019, an active NCAA football player has signed with the league. Former 5 star, #2 RB and #16 overall player in the nation coming out of High School, and current TCU sophomore Running Back Zachary Evans has signed with the Tampa Bay Storm. Evans started as a True Freshmen in 2020 and as a sophomore in 2021 for TCU but after Horned Frogs finished the season 5-7 and without a bowl game appearance, Evans entered the transfer portal.
However, instead of transferring to another program, and not being NFL Draft eligible until the 2023 NFL Draft, Evans has now signed a professional contract with the XFL. Zach will be making 125k this season and an estimated 175k next season playing for the Storm. Evans stated, "Kenny Robinson kind of set the precedent for me two years ago. He used his time in the XFL to make money, not go to class, and launch his NFL career when he got drafted by the (Carolina) Panthers. And I'm just trying to take that step another level and try to make the NFL change their eligibility rules, something Maurice Clarett wasn't able to do twenty years ago."
Evans also stated, "I'm the first underclassmen ready to challenge this rule, but I won't be the last." And Evans was right. Less than a week later, Maryland sophomore WR Rakim Jarrett also announced that he would be signing with the XFL's Baltimore Brigade after his Maryland Terrapins also finished 5-7 and didn't receive a bowl game invitation. Jarrett was also a former 5 star recruit, who ranked as the #4 WR and #26 overall player in the 2020 recruiting class. Jarrett started his first two seasons at Maryland.
Now, don't expect many others to follow suite. The success of these two youngsters may set the precedent for future defections from NCAA programs, but most athletes will still try to use the premier programs of the NCAA to launch their future careers.
“XFL Not Done with NCAA Yet”
January 27, 2022
Norman, OK - After the University of Oklahoma picked up their first playoff win in the College Football Playoff against the University of Georgia, they fell just short in the National Championship against Ohio State University. Star Quarterback Spencer Rattler, a Redshirt Sophomore, announced that he would be returning to Norman to lead the Sooners to a National Championship despite being projected as a high first round pick.
However, that meant his backup, Caleb Williams, the former 5 star recruit who was ranked as the #1 QB and #4 overall player in his 2021 recruiting class would have to spend another year sitting the bench behind Rattler. Williams had no intentions of doing that when he signed with Oklahoma in February of 2021, so this morning he announced that he signed a three-year $3M contract with the Washington Valor. Williams starred at Gonzaga High School right in Washington, DC.
Williams will compete with incumbent starter, Cardale Jones to be the starter for the Valor. Williams intends to enter the 2024 NFL Draft.
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This will definitely be an interesting season
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Any suggestions for a Berlin or London team in case the XFL wants to eventually expand to Europe?
For London, how about calling up the London Warriors? (One of the top teams in the BAFA Premier Division-the UK's premier American football league)
That’s a really nice logo but I don’t know how I feel about using it, as it’s an active team. I’ve tried to stay away from doing that so far. I really wanted to take the real life XFL’s Battlehawks logo and make it into the London Crusaders but that’s not allowed. Oh well. XFL expansion into Europe is still a few years away anyhow here.
This will definitely be an interesting season
Yeah I hope so. Btw if any of you have any ideas for players and coaches go ahead and throw them out there as well. The more this league expands the harder that becomes.
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“Official 2022 Rosters Released”
February 2, 2022
San Antonio Commanders - QBs JT Barrett and Kyle Lauletta, RBs Jeremy Hill and Trey Williams, WRs Jalin Marshall, Devin Smith, Robert Foster and MeKale McKay, TE Orson Charles, OL Russell Bodine, Greg Robinson, Desmond Harrison, Tyler Marz and Derwin Gray, DL Bronson Kaufausi and Robert Nkemdiche, LBs Shane Ray, Deone Buchanon and Mason Foster, and DBs Derron Smith, Nick Marshall and Montae Nicholson and K Nick Rose
Dallas Renegades - QBs Andrew Luck, and Cooper Rush, RBs Cameron Artis-Payne and Lance Dunbar, WRs Jazz Feguson, Jeff Badet, Jeff Janis, Adonis Jennings, Kaelin Clay and L'Damien Washington, TEs Gavin Escobar, OL Vadal Alexander, Pace Murphy and Joseph Barksdale, DL Ziggy Hood and Jay Bromley, and LBs Tim Williams, Frank Alexander and Tegray Scales, DBs Josh Hawkins, Tyree Kinnel, and D'Montre Wade, and K Austin MacGinnis
Houston Roughnecks - QBs Brock Osweiler and John Wolford, RBs D'Onta Freeman and Alfred Blue, WRs Jaelen Strong, Justice Liggins, Markus Wheaton and Kolby Listenbee, TE Rico Gathers, OL Dieugot Joseph, Avery Gennesy, and Josh LeRibeus, DL Trenton Thompson and Kony Ealy, LBs Su'a Cravens, LaTroy Lewis and Malik Jefferson, and DBs TJ Lee, TJ Heath and Kendrick Lewis and K Sergio Castillo
St. Louis Stallions - QBs Jordan Ta'amu and Will Grier, RBs Christine Michael and Matt Jones, WRs Kevin White, Carlos Henderson, De'Mornay Pierson-El and Kenny Bell, TE Marqueis Gray, OL Willie Beavers, Storm Norton, Jake Campos and David Quessenberry, DL Vincent Valentine, Will Clarke, and Channing Ward, LBs Paul Dawson, Dexter McCoil and Zach Vigil and DBs Will Hill, David Amerson, and Robert Nelson, P Marquette King and K Brett Maher
New Orleans VooDoo - QBs Jacoby Brissett and Easton Stick, RBs Shane Vereen and Terrance West, WRs Tavon Austin, DeMaryius Thomas, Alonzo Russell and Chris Hogan, TEs Marcus Baugh and Ben Koyack, OL William Sweet, Lukayus McNeil, Josh Kline, Larry Warford and Hroniss Grasu, DL David Irving, Keionta Davis, Tanzel Smart and Darius Kilgo, LBs Matrell Spaight, Najee Goode and Pita Taumoepenu, DBs Dominique Hatfield, Javien Elliott, Kenny Ladler and Tedric Thompson, and K Jon Brown
San Diego Fleet - QBs Cody Kessler and Brad Kaaya, RBs Paul Perkins, Bishop Sankey and Isaiah Crowell and WRs Marquis Lee, DeMarkus Lodge, Teo Redding, Martavis Bryant and Malachi Jones, TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, OL Kyle Murphy and Ryan Pope, DL Willie Henry, Adolphus Washington and Karter Schult, LB James Vaughters, Kyries Hebert, Don Unamba and Mychal Kendricks, DBs Trumaine Johnson and Shamarko Thomas and K Nick Novak
Seattle Dragons - QBs Paxton Lynch and BJ Daniels, RBs Thomas Rawls and CJ Prosise, WRs Deon Cain, Marlon Brown, Keenan Reynolds and Marquess Wilson, TE Asante Cleveland, OL Isiah Battle, Cyril Richardson and Josh Garnett, DL Dion Jordan, Will Sutton and Obum Gwacham, LBs Steven Johnson, Korey Toomer, Scooby Wright and Marquis Flowers, DBs Channing Stribling and Jeremy Clark and K Elliott Fry
Los Angeles Xtreme - QBs Colin Kaepernick and Chad Kelly, RBs Kenneth Farrow and David Cobb, WRs Rashad Greene, Nelson Spruce, Tre McBride and LaQuon Treadwell, TE Brandon Barnes, OL Damien Mama, Shawn Lauvao, Kahlil McKenzie, Damien Prince and Christian Westerman, DL Kenny Bigelow, Shawn Oakman, Devin Taylor and Datone Jones, LBs Ejuan Price, Victor Ochi and Taiwan Jones and DBs Harlan Miller, TJ McDonald, Ahmad Dixon, and Jack Tocho and K Giorgio Tavecchio
Las Vegas Outlaws - QBs PJ Walker and Brett Hundley, RBs Kapri Bibbs, Alex Collins and Darius Victor, WRs Cam Phillips, Sammie Coates, Kahlil Lewis and Nick Holley, TEs EJ Bibbs and Nick Truesdell, OL TJ Johnson, Nico Siragusa and Derek Newton, LBs Edmond Robinson, Deshaun Davis and DeMarquis Gates, DB Deatrick Nichols and K Justin Medlock
Chicago Enforcers - QBs Josh Rosen and Brandon Silvers, RBs Ameer Abdullah and Jacques Patrick, WRs Breshad Perrimen, Marcus Johnson, Kasen Williams, and Rashard Higgins, TE Maxx Williams, OL Matt Feiler, Jerald Hawkins, Parker Ehinger, and Tanner Volson, DL Chris Odom, Charles Tapper, Deyon Sizer, and Jay-Tee Tiulu, LBs Nate Harvey, Chase Allen and Jake Carlock, DBs Andre Chachere, Sojourn Shelton, Marqui Christian and Tray Matthews, K Tristan Vizcaino
Toronto Phantoms - QBs Marcus Mariota, McLeod Bethel-Thompson, RBs Charles Sims, Marcus Thigpen and Karlos Williams, WRs Josh Huff, Michael Floyd, Keyarris Garrett and Vince Mayle and Cordarelle Patterson, TE Moritz Boehringer, OL Chidi Okeke, George Asafo-Adjei, Shane Richards, Kevin Pamphile, and Lo Falemaka, DL Kareem Martin, Kendall Donnerson, Brandin Bryant and Caraun Reid, LBs Keishawn Bierria and Sione Teuhema, DBs Kalan Reed, Dee DeLaney, Tyvis Powell, James Sample, Stanley Jean-Baptiste and Clayton Geathers.
Montreal Monarchs - QBs Jeremiah Masoli and Vernon Adams, RBs Chuba Hubbard, James Wilder Jr., and Tyrell Sutton, WRs Quan Bray, BJ Cunningham, Naaman Roosevelt, Devier Posey, Lucky Whitehead and Jake Wieneke, TE AJ Derby, OL Ka'John Armstrong, Donnell Greene, Demetrius Knox, Teven Jenkins, and Kyle Kalis, DL Ezekiel Ansah, Daniel Wise, Shakir Soto and Olsen Pierre, LBs Henoc Muamba, Chris Covington, Steve Longa, Amen Ogbongbemiga and Donald Payne, DBs Taylor Loffler, Tommie Campbell, Rashard Causey, Derrick Bailty, Mike Hilton, AJ Howard, Obi Melifonwu and Greg Reid and K Lewis Ward
Philadelphia Soul - QBs DeShone Kizer and Aaron Murray, RBs Wendell Smallwood and Jeremy McNichols, WRs Braxton Miller, De'Anthony Thomas, Terrelle Pryor and Justin Hunter, TE/FB Ryan Hewitt, OL Stanley Bryant, SirVincent Rogers, Sean McEwen, and Brandon Revenberg, LBs Darron Lee, Markus Golden and Aaron Lynch, DBs Eli Apple and Tony Jefferson and K Cody Parkey
Washington Valor - QBs Caleb Williams, Cardale Jones, Tyree Jackson, RBs Orleans Darkwa, Donnel Pumphrey, Jhurell Pressley, WRs Leonte Carroo, Deonte Thompson, Eli Rogers and Josh Doctson, TEs Evan Rodriguez and Khari Lee, OL Luke Bowanko, John Greco and Vladimir Ducasse, DL Bennie Logan, LBs Dominque Easley, Anthony Johnson, AJ Tarpley, and Sam Montgomery and DBs Rahim Moore, Elijah Campbell, Doran Grant and EJ Gaines, P Hunter Niswander and K Younghoe Koo
New York Guardians - QBs Geno Smith and Luke Falk, RBs Tre Madden, Ty Montgomery, Tim Cook, Andre Williams, WRs Charone Peake, DeAngelo Yancey, TJ Jones, and Tanner Gentry, TE Bucky Hodges, OL Jarron Jones, Ian Silberman and Brandon Fusco, DL Cavon Walker and Ra'shede Hageman, LBs Ben Heeney, D'Juan Hines and Jayrone Elliott, and DBs Dravon Askew-Henry, Jamar Summers and Briean Boddy-Calhoun, P Brad Wing and K Cairo Santos
Baltimore Brigade - QBs EJ Manuel and Blake Bortles, RBs Devontae Booker and Javorius "Buck" Allen, WRs Derel Walker, Russell Shepard, Jordan Matthews, Rakim Jarrett and James Quick, TE Jordan Reed, OL Matt O'Donnell, Chris Van Zeyl, and Brendon LaBatte, DL Michael Bennett, Willie Jefferson and DaMontre Moore, LBs Larry Dean and Sam Acho, DBs Logan Ryan, Jason Verrett and Cyrus Jones and K Caleb Sturgis
Orlando Predators - QBs Tim Tebow and Garrett Gilbert, RBs De'Veon Smith and Mark Walton, WRs Charles Johnson, Rashad Ross, Donte Moncrief, and Ardarius Stewart, TEs Nick O'Leary, OL Seantrel Henderson, Martez Ivey, Sam Young and Adam Bisnowaty, DL Eli Harold, Deiontez Mount, Nikita Whitlock, Jacquies Smith and Tank Carradine, and LBs Hardy Nickerson Jr. and Terrence Garvin, DBs Keith Reaser, Cody Riggs, Tarvarus McFadden and Jalen Collins and K Andrew Franks
Tampa Bay Storm - QBs Jameis Winston and Josh Dobbs, RBs Zachary Evans, Daniel Lasco and Charcandrick West, WRs Duron Carter, Max McCaffery, Ray-Ray McCloud, Justin Hardy, Bennie Fowler, Jordan Taylor and Chester Rogers, TE Jordan Leggett, OL Sukh Chungh, Travis Bond and Joel Figueroa, DL Sheldon Day and Carl Davis, LBs Vontaze Burfict and Mark Barron, DBs Kayvon Webster and Eric Reid and K Blair Walsh
Birmingham Iron - QBs Luis Perez and Mike Glennon, RBs Trent Richardson and Zach Zenner, WRs Kelvin Benjamin, Reece Horn, Saeed Blacknall and Austin Proehl, TE Jace Amaro, OL Chance Warmack, Cyrus Kouandjio, Arie Kouandjio and Jylan Ware, DL Almondo Sewell, Ted Laurent and Ja'Gared Davis, LB Manti Teo, Jeff Luc and Nyles Morgan and DB Trevor Williams and K Justin Medlock and P Jeff Locke
Memphis Express - QBs Johnny Manziel and CJ Beathard, RBs Zac Stacy, Chris Rainey, and Denard Robinson, WRs Brice Butler, Paul Richardson, SJ Green and Terrence Williams, TE Lance Kendricks, DL Dylan Wynn, Charleston Hughes and Clayon Laing, LBs Stephone Anthony and Will Compton, DBs Blake Countess and Ciante Evans, and K Roberto Aguayo
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“Monarchs Crowned Kings of XFL Canada After Week 1”
February 15, 2022
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA - TSN got a perfect start into their XFL foray with this shootout. Masoli led the Monarchs down the field on the first possession that ended with a 26 yard TD pass to TE AJ Derby. After a short Phantom possession, Monarch Chuba Hubbard took his first XFL carry 89 yards for a touchdown. Mariota then responded for his first career XFL TD pass when he hit Michael Floyd for the score. The Monarchs ended the first with a Field Goal and the 17-7 lead. The Phantoms then got a 16 yard TD run from Charles Sims to start the 2nd quarter. After another Monarch Field Goal, Toronto scored again on the ground with a Charles Sims 9 yard scamper. James Wilder responded for the Monarchs with a two yard plunge and after a Phantom fumble, the Monarchs added an additional Field Goal for the halftime score of 30-21. Karlos Williams then got the 2nd half scoring started with his own 60 yard touchdown run. Lewis Ward then added his 4th FG for the Monarchs, and the score was 33-28 at the end of three. Karlos Williams then found his second score of the game to give his Phantoms their first ever lead, 34-33. Lewis Ward then kicked his 5th FG of the afternoon. After a 4th down attempt failed for Toronto, Ward set the XFL record for Field Goals in a game with his 6th successful attempt on the day.
-- (0-0)Monarchs 39 - 34 Phantoms(0-0)
(MON): Jeremiah Masoli - 242 yards, 1 TD, Chuba Hubbard - 207 yards, 1 TD, James Wilder - 55 yards, 1 TD, Devier Posey - 79 yards, 1 TD, Lucky Whitehead - 39 yards
(TOR): Marcus Mariota - 288 yards, 1 TD, Karlos Williams - 83 yards, 2 TDs, Charles Sims - 83 yards, 1 TD, Cordarelle Patterson - 69 yards, Michael Floyd - 62 yards, 1 TD, Josh Huff - 58 yards
-- (0-0)Iron 13 - 23 Express(0-0)
(BIRM): Mike Glennon - 223 yards, 1 INT, Trent Richardson - 75 yards, 1 TD, Kelvin Benjamin - 67 yards
(MEM): CJ Beathard - 92 yards, Zac Stacy - 73 yards, Denard Robinson - 59 yards, Brice Butler - 29 yards
-- (0-0)Storm 20 - 22 Predators(0-0)
(TB): Jameis Winston - 204 yards, 1 INT, Zach Evans - 74 yards, 1 TD, Duron Carter - 55 yards, Justin Hardy - 50 yards
(ORL): Tim Tebow - 110 yards, 1 TD, Mark Walton - 114 yards, 1 TD, DeVeon Smith - 93 yards, 1 TD, Donte Moncrief - 35 yards, 1 TD
-- (0-0)Brigade 24 - 16 Guardians(0-0)
(BALT): Blake Bortles - 279 yards, 3 TDs, Devontae Booker - 101 yards, Jordan Matthews - 79 yards, 2 TDs, Russell Shepard - 72 yards, 1 TD, Rakim Jarrett - 59 yards
(NY): Geno Smith - 209 yards, Ty Montgomery - 89 yards, Andre Williams - 39 yards, 1 TD, TJ Jones - 118 yards, Charone Peake - 63 yards
-- (0-0)Valor 23 - 10 Soul(0-0)
(DC): Cardale Jones - 200 yards, 1 TD, Orleans Darkwa - 131 yards, Donnel Pumphrey - 41 yards, 1 TD, Josh Doctson - 66 yards, Eli Rogers - 33 yards, 1 TD
(PHIL): DeShone Kizer - 199 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs, Wendell Smallwood - 76 yards, Jeremy McNichols - 56 yards, Braxton Miller - 78 yards, DeAnthony Thomas - 38 yards, 1 TD
-- (0-0)Outlaws 41 - 20 Enforcers(0-0)
(LV): Brett Hundley - 287 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs, Kapri Bibbs - 180 yards, 3 TDs, Cam Phillips - 81 yards, Sammie Coates - 69 yards, Nick Truesdell - 38 yards, 1 TD
(CHI): Josh Rosen - 347 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs, Ameer Abdullah - 66 yards, 1 TD, Breshad Perrimen - 130 yards, Marcus Johnson - 73 yards, Rashard Higgins - 53 yards, 1 TD
-- (0-0)Xtreme 27 - 24 Dragons(0-0)
(LA): Colin Kaepernick - 254 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT, Kenneth Farrow - 116 yards, David Cobb - 34 yards, 1 TD, LaQuon Treadwell - 59 yards, Rashad Greene - 46 yards, 1 TD
(SEA): Paxton Lynch - 286 yards, 1 INT, CJ Prosise - 67 yards, 2 TDs, Thomas Rawls - 43 yards, 1 TD, Marquess Wilson - 110 yards, Marlon Brown - 54 yards
-- (0-0)Fleet 33 - 21 VooDoo(0-0)
(SD): Cody Kessler - 301 yards, 2 TDs, Isaiah Crowell - 105 yards, 1 TD, Martavis Bryant - 111 yards, Marquis Lee - 55 yards, 1 TD
(NO): Jacoby Brissett - 202 yards, 2 TDs, Shane Vereen - 29 yards, 1 TD, Chris Hogan - 61 yards, Tavon Austin - 49 yards, 1 TD
-- (0-0)Stallions 37 - 35 Roughnecks(0-0)
(STL): Jordan Ta'amu - 103 yards, 1 TD, Christine Michael - 214 yards, 1 TD, Matt Jones - 131 yards, 2 TDs, Kevin White - 67 yards, 1 TD
(HOU): Brock Osweiler - 315 yards, 4 TDs, Alfred Blue - 110 yards, 1 TD, Justice Liggins - 88 yards, 1 TD, Jaelen Strong - 51 yards, 1 TD, Kolby Listenbee - 46 yards, 1 TD
-- (0-0)Commanders 19 - 44 Renegades(0-0)
(SA): JT Barrett - 43 yards, Jeremy Hill - 135 yards, 1 TD, Trey Williams - 67 yards, 1 TD, Jalin Marshall - 24 yards
(DAL): Andrew Luck - 364 yards, 3 TDs, 2 INTs, Cameron Artis-Payne - 106 yards, 1 TD, Lance Dunbar - 60 yards, 1 TD, L'Damien Washington - 91 yards, Kaelin Clay - 57 yards, Jazz Ferguson - 53 yards, 1 TD
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