Arlington Renegades

UFL (2024) team based in Arlington, Texas

Arlington Renegades

Current season
| Arlington Renegades logo

Logo
Arlington Renegades uniforms
Uniforms
Basic info
Established| December 5, 2018; 6 years ago (2018-12-05)
Stadium| Choctaw Stadium
Arlington, Texas
Colors| Light blue, black, red[1]

Website| www.theufl.com/teams/arlington
Personnel
Owner(s)| Fox Corporation (50%), Dany Garcia, Dwayne Johnson, RedBird Capital Partners (50%)
General manager| Rick Mueller
Head coach| Bob Stoops
Team history

* Dallas Renegades (2020–2023)
* Arlington Renegades (2022-present)

Home fields

* Choctaw Stadium (2020, 2023–present)

League / conference affiliations
XFL (2020–2023)

* West Division (2020)
* South Division (2023)

United Football League (2024-present)

* XFL Conference (2024–present)

Championships
League championships: 1†

* Pre-UFL championships: 1
XFL championships: 2023

Conference championships: 1

* XFL: 2023

Division championships: 0
† – Includes both the USFL championships and the XFL championships prior to the 2024 XFL–USFL merger
Playoff appearances (1)

* XFL: 2023

The Arlington Renegades are a professional American football team based in Arlington, Texas. The Renegades compete in the United Football League (UFL) as a member of the XFL Conference. The team was founded as the Dallas Renegades by Vince McMahon's Alpha Entertainment and are owned-and-operated by Dwayne Johnson's Alpha Acquico and Fox Corporation. The Renegades play their home games at Choctaw Stadium (formerly Globe Life Park). In 2023, The Renegades had a regular season record of 4-6 and were 2-0 in the playoffs, and were crowned XFL Champions. They were a part of the UFL merger in 2024, and started the 2024 season against the USFL Champion Birmingham Stallions.

## History

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### Dallas (2020, McMahon era)

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The Renegades logo, nicknamed "Billy the Bandit" since 2025, along with its original wordmark as the Dallas Renegades. The bandit logo was reduced to secondary status in 2023 but returned as the primary helmet logo in 2025. Dallas in action against New York in 2020

On December 5, 2018, Dallas was announced as one of eight cities that would join the newly reformed XFL, as well as Seattle, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Tampa Bay, and Washington, DC.[2] On February 7, 2019, Bob Stoops, the longtime head coach of the Oklahoma Sooners football team, was hired as the Dallas team's head coach. Stoops was the XFL's first head coaching hire.[3][4] On April 23, 2019, Stoops named Chris Woods as his defensive coordinator.[5] On May 16, 2019, Stoops named Hal Mumme as his offensive coordinator.[6] The team name and logo were revealed on August 21, 2019, as well as the teams uniforms on December 3, 2019.[7]

On October 15, 2019, The Renegades announced their first player in team history, being assigned former NFL quarterback Landry Jones.[8]

Dallas lost their first game, against the St. Louis BattleHawks, by a 15–9 final. Kicker Austin MacGinnis tallied all of the Renegade points via field goals, but Dallas' failure to reach the end zone came back to haunt them, as St. Louis scored nine unanswered fourth quarter points to erase a slim deficit. Linebacker Tegray Scales had 13 Dallas tackles, three for a loss. The Renegades picked up their first win on the road, a 25–18 triumph over the Los Angeles Wildcats. Running back Cameron Artis-Payne reached the end zone three times on two touchdowns and a one-point conversion. His final score, a 17-yard scoring run in the penultimate minute, was the final blow in a fourth quarter that saw the two teams combined for 34 points. Another road victory awaited the Renegades in Week 3, as they topped the Seattle Dragons 24–12. Two MacGinnis field goals sandwiched a 65-yard touchdown pass from Landry Jones to Donald Parham in a fourth quarter that saw Dallas break a 12–12 tie. Parham reached the end zone twice over the afternoon. The XFL announced that the remainder of the 2020 XFL season had been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The team finished with a 2–3 record. On April 10, 2020, the XFL suspended operations, with all employees, players and staff terminated.[citation needed]

### Arlington (2023–present, Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia era)

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Logo as the Arlington Renegades in 2023. Renegades QB Luis Perez leading the team versus Houston in 2023.

On August 3, 2020, it was reported that a consortium led by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Dany Garcia, and Gerry Cardinale (through Cardinale's fund RedBird Capital Partners) purchased the XFL for $15 million just hours before an auction could take place; the purchase received court approval on August 7, 2020.[9][10] The XFL hired Bob Stoops as a Head Coach on April 13, 2022, with the expectation that he would be coaching Dallas.[11] On July 24, 2022, the return of a Dallas XFL franchise was confirmed, this time being known as "Arlington" instead of "Dallas", as well as the hiring of Bob Stoops.[12] On October 31, 2022, the XFL officially announced that the Renegades name would be returning, with a brand new logo. The team went 4–6 in the 2023 season, but made the playoffs as the second team in the South Division. After beating the Houston Roughnecks in the South Division playoff game, it won the 2023 XFL Championship Game over the 10–1 D.C. Defenders by a score of 35–26.

In September 2023, Axios reported that the XFL was in advanced talks with the USFL to merge the two leagues prior to the start of their 2024 seasons.[13] On September 28, 2023, the XFL and USFL announced their intent to merge with details surrounding the merger to be announced at a later date.[14] The merger would also require regulatory approval.[15] In October 2023 the XFL filed a trademark application for the name "United Football League".[16] On November 30, 2023, Garcia announced via her Instagram page that the leagues had received regulatory approval for the merger and were finalizing plans for a "combined season" to begin March 30, 2024.[17] The merger was made official on December 31, 2023.[18]

## Current roster

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### Players

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Arlington Renegades roster

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Quarterbacks (QB)

* 10 Luke Lehnen
* 12 Luis Perez

Running backs (RB)

* 4 Kalen Ballage
* 17 Dae Dae Hunter
* 6 Tony Jones Jr.
* 9 De'Veon Smith

Wide receivers (WR)

* 21 Deontay Burnett
* 3 JaVonta Payton
* 81 Damon Sheehy-Guiseppi
* 8 Tyler Vaughns
* 11 Lujuan Winningham
* 14 Isaiah Winstead

Tight ends (TE)

* 86 Curtis Hodges

|  | Offensive linemen (OL)

* 75 Alex Akingbulu T
* 53 J.D. DiRenzo T
* 59 Adrian Ealy T
* 71 Matt Farniok C
* 66 Jacob Johanning C
* 55 Garrett McGhin G
* 65 Marcus Minor G
* 72 Spencer Rolland T

Defensive linemen (DL)

* 95 Amani Bledsoe DE
* 56 Jerrod Clark DT
* 91 Ikenna Enechukwu DE
* 97 La'Ron Stokes DE

|  | Linebackers (LB)

* 33 Taco Charlton OLB
* 45 Will Clarke OLB
* 19 Kalen DeLoach ILB
* 44 Durrell Johnson OLB
* 93 Chris Odom OLB
* 18 Donald Payne ILB
* 50 Willie Taylor III OLB
* 25 Charlie Thomas ILB

Defensive backs (DB)

* 24 Nico Bolden FS
* 22 Jamal Carter FS
* 2 Chris Claybrooks CB
* 46 Myles Dorn SS
* 5 Ajene Harris CB
* 37 Carlton Johnson CB
* 28 Steven Jones Jr. CB
* 1 Joe Powell FS
* 20 Jamar Summers CB

Special teams

* 43 Lucas Havrisik K
* 7 Marquette King P
* 49 Antonio Ortiz LS

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Roster updated August 1, 2025

45 active

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## Staff

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Arlington Renegades staff

Front office

* Director of team operations – Matt McMillen
* General manager – Rick Mueller

Head coach

* Head coach – Bob Stoops

Offensive coaches

* Offensive Coordinator/quarterbacks – Chuck Long
* Running backs/tight ends – Reggie Davis
* Offensive Line – Jonathan Himebauch

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Defensive coaches

* Defensive Line – Jay Hayes
* Linebackers – Tommy Thigpen
* Cornerbacks – Marvin Sanders
* Special Teams – Scott Spurrier

Team operations

* Defensive Quality Control – Spencer Duncan
* Equipment Manager – Blake Kuenzi
* Video Manager – Chris Crooks

## Player history

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### Current NFL Players

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2020  | LS  | Christian Kuntz | Pittsburgh Steelers
2020  | TE  | Donald Parham | Pittsburgh Steelers
2024  | DT  | Jalen Redmond | Minnesota Vikings
2023–2024  | TE  | Seth Green  | New Orleans Saints
2023–2025  | TE  | Sal Cannella | Cleveland Browns
2025  | CB  | Jayden Price  | New Orleans Saints
2025  | OT  | Ricky Lee | Jacksonville Jaguars

### Notable players

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2020  | RB  | Lance Dunbar | Former Dallas Cowboys Running Back
2020  | QB  | Landry Jones | Former Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback, 2013 4th Round Pick
2023  | S  | Rahim Moore | Former Denver Broncos Safety, 2011 2nd Round Pick
2023  | CB  | Cre'Von LeBlanc | Former Philadelphia Eagles Cornerback
2023–present  | P  | Marquette King | Former Oakland Raiders Punter
2024  | DE  | Vic Beasley | Former Atlanta Falcons Linebacker, 2015 1st Round Pick, 2016 Pro Bowler
2025–present  | RB  | Kalen Ballage | Former Miami Dolphins Running Back, 2018 4th Round Pick

## Coach history

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### Head coach history

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#  | Name  | Term  | Regular season  | Playoffs  | Awards

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Dallas/Arlington Renegades
1  | Bob Stoops | 2020, 2023–present  | 35  | 14  | 21  | .400  | 2  | 2  | 0  | *2023 XFL Champions

### Offensive coordinator history

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#  | Name  | Term  | Regular season  | Playoffs  | Awards

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Dallas Renegades
1  | Hal Mumme | 2020 | 5  | 2  | 3  | .400  | –  | –  | –  |
Arlington Renegades
2  | Jonathan Hayes | 2023 | 10  | 4  | 6  | .400  | 2  | 2  | 0  | *2023 XFL Champions; co-coordinator with Chuck Long in 2023
3  | Chuck Long | 2023–present  | 30  | 12  | 18  | .400  | 2  | 2  | 0  | *2023 XFL Champions co-coordinator with Jonanthan Hayes in 2023

### Defensive coordinator history

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#  | Name  | Term  | Regular season  | Playoffs  | Awards

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Dallas Renegades
1  | Chris Woods | 2020 | 5  | 2  | 3  | .400  | –  | –  | –  |
Arlington Renegades
2  | Tim Lewis | 2023 | 10  | 4  | 6  | .400  | 2  | 2  | 0  | *2023 XFL Champions; co-coordinator with Jay Hayes in 2023
3  | Jay Hayes  | 2023–present  | 30  | 12  | 18  | .400  | 2  | 2  | 0  | *2023 XFL Champions; co-coordinator with Tim Lewis in 2023

## Championships

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The Renegades have won one XFL Championship and one South Division Championship, both in 2023.

Year  | Coach  | XFL Championship Game  | Stadium  | Location  | Opponent  | Score  | MVP  | Record

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2023 | Bob Stoops | 2023 | Alamodome | San Antonio, Texas | DC Defenders | 35–26 | Luis Perez | 4–6
Total XFL championships won: | 1

### South Division Championship Games

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2023 | Bob Stoops | TDECU Stadium | Houston, Texas | Houston Roughnecks | 26–11 | 4–6
Total South Division championship games won: | 1

## Rivalries

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### San Antonio Brahmas

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The Renegades are in-state conference rivals with the San Antonio Brahmas. The teams currently hold a split series.

### Houston Roughnecks

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The Renegades are also in-state out-of-conference rivals with the Houston Roughnecks. Games between the former XFL team of the same name and the Renegades were marketed as the Texas Throwdown.[19]

### DC Defenders

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The Renegades and Defenders have met three times, DC leads the series 2-1. The two were scheduled to meet in Week 6 of the 2020 XFL season, but the league ceased operations one week before the game due to COVID-19 concerns. The first official meeting of the two teams occurred during Week 9 of the 2023 XFL regular season at Audi Field. DC won the game 28-26 when the game ended in overtime after Jordan Ta'amu completed a pass to wide receiver Josh Hammond for the sole 2 point play scored by either team. This however, would not be the last meeting of the season for the two out-of-division rivals. After successfully winning the XFL South Division title as underdogs, the Renegades found themselves up against the XFL North Division Champion DC Defenders once again in the 2023 XFL Championship Game at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Arlington quickly found itself with a 17-0 lead with 4:54 left in the second quarter. By the end of the game, Renegades Quarterback Luis Perez would throw for 288 yards and 3 touchdowns. The Renegades would finish the game never trailing DC, winning the game 35-26 and their first XFL title in franchise history. This would also mark the first win over Jordan Ta'amu for the franchise as well, reaching this feat on the third meeting of the quarterback and the Renegades franchise.

### St. Louis Battlehawks

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The two teams have met three times, with St. Louis winning all meetings in the series. The team, then the Dallas Renegades, first met the Battlehawks in each franchises inaugural game during the Week 1 of the 2020 XFL season. The game was played at Globe Life Park (Now Choctaw Stadium). St. Louis would win the 15-9 on the back of future familiar Renegades foe Jordan Ta'amu. The teams met for the second time during Week 4 of the 2023 XFL season, this time at The Dome at America's Center in St. Louis, falling short to the Battlehawks once again. The Renegades/Battlehawks rivalry had some heat for indirect reasons, in part because of the Renegades' qualifying for the playoffs with a losing record in 2023 while the Battlehawks, who were three games ahead of Arlington in the overall standings, had tied with Seattle for the last playoff spot but had lost out on it because of tiebreakers. [20]

### Franchise matchup history

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Team  | Record  | Pct.

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Los Angeles Wildcats | 1–0  | 1.000
Memphis Showboats | 1–0  | 1.000
Vegas Vipers | 1–0  | 1.000
Orlando Guardians | 2–1  | .667
DC Defenders | 2–2  | .500
Seattle Sea Dragons | 1–1  | .500
Houston Roughnecks (2020) | 1–3  | .250
San Antonio Brahmas | 1–3  | .250
St. Louis Battlehawks | 1–3  | .250
Birmingham Stallions | 0–1  | .000
Houston Roughnecks (2024) | 1–1  | .000
Michigan Panthers | 0–1  | .000

* Defunct teams in light gray.

### Season-by-season record

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UFL champions† (2024–present) | XFL champions§ (2023) | Conference champions* | Division champions^ | Wild Card berth#

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2020 | 2020 | XFL  | —  | West  | 2nd  | 2  | 3  | Season Suspended after 5 games due to Covid-19 |  | Bob Stoops | .400
2021  | No Season
2022
2023 | 2023 | XFL  | —  | South  | 2nd #*§ | 4  | 6  | Won Division Finals (Roughnecks) 26–11
Won 2023 XFL Championship (Defenders) 35–26  | Luis Perez (CG MVP)
2024 | 2024 | UFL  | XFL  | —  | 4th  | 3  | 7  |  |
2025 | 2025 | UFL  | XFL  | —  | 3rd  | 5  | 5  |  |
Total  | 14  | 21  | All-time regular season record (2020–2025)  | .400
2  | 0  | All-time postseason record (2020–2025)  | 1.000
16  | 21  | All-time regular season and postseason record (2020–2025)  | .432
1 XFL Championship title

## Records

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All-time Renegades leaders

Leader | Player | Record | Years with Renegades
Passing Yards | Luis Perez | 5,123 passing yards | 2023–present
Passing Touchdowns  | Luis Perez | 25 passing touchdowns  | 2023–present
Rushing Yards | De'Veon Smith | 729 rushing yards | 2023–present
Rushing Touchdowns  | De'Veon Smith | 14 rushing touchdowns  | 2023–present
Receiving Yards | Sal Cannella | 1,334 receiving yards | 2023–present
Receiving Touchdowns  | Tyler Vaughns | 8 receiving touchdowns  | 2023–present
Receptions  | Sal Cannella | 122 receptions  | 2023–present
Tackles  | Donald Payne | 184 tackles  | 2023–present
Sacks | Willie Taylor III | 8.5 sacks | 2023–present
Interceptions | Joe Powell | 7 interceptions | 2023–present
Coaching wins  | Bob Stoops | 14 wins  | 2020, 2023–present

### Starting Quarterbacks

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Main article: Lists of starting quarterbacks in the UFL

Regular season – As of June 2, 2025

Season(s)  | Quarterback(s)  | Notes  | Ref

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2020 | Landry Jones (2–1) / Philip Nelson (0–2) |  | [21]
2021–2022  | Suspended operations |  |
2023 | Kyle Sloter (2–2) / Drew Plitt (1–2) / Luis Perez (1–2) |  | [22]
2024 | Luis Perez (3–7) |  | [23]
2025 | Luis Perez (5–5) |  | [24]

Postseason

Season(s)  | Quarterback(s)  | Notes  | Ref

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2023 | Luis Perez (2–0) |  | [25]

Most games as starting quarterback

Name  | Period  | GP | GS | W | L | Pct

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Luis Perez | 2023–2025 | 23 | 23 | 9 | 14 | .391
Kyle Sloter | 2023 | 6 | 4 | 2 | 2 | .500
Landry Jones | 2020 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | .667
Drew Plitt | 2023 | 5 | 3 | 1 | 2 | .333
Philip Nelson | 2020 | 5 | 2 | 0 | 2 | .000

## Market overview

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The Renegades and the NFL's Dallas Cowboys are currently the two professional outdoor football teams that play in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Dallas was previously home to the NFL's Dallas Texans in 1952 and the American Football League's Dallas Texans from 1960 to 1962. Other outdoor professional outdoor football teams included the Dallas Rockets and Fort Worth Braves of the Texas Football League which folded midway through the 1971 season. The metro area has been represented by numerous indoor teams, such as the Arena Football League's Dallas Texans, Fort Worth Cavalry, Dallas Desperados and Dallas Vigilantes, and the Allen Wranglers and Texas Revolution. It entered a relatively crowded sports market to share with the NHL Dallas Stars, NBA Dallas Mavericks, WNBA Dallas Wings, MLB Texas Rangers, MLS FC Dallas, NLL Panther City Lacrosse Club, and MLR Dallas Jackals

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## External links

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Arlington Renegades

* Founded in 2018
* Formerly the Dallas Renegades (2020)
* Based in Arlington, TX

Franchise|

* History
* Seasons
* Players
* Coaches

Stadiums|

* Choctaw Stadium

Key personnel|

* Co-Owners: Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia
* General manager: Bob Stoops
* Head coach: Bob Stoops

Division championships (1)|

2023

League championships (1)|

2023

Affiliations|

* League: XFL (2020-2023); United Football League (2024-present)
Conference: XFL Conference (2024-present)
Division: West (2020); South (2023)

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* 2020
* ~~2021~~
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* Birmingham Stallions
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* Ford Field
* Historic Crew Stadium
* Protective Stadium
* Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium
* Space City Financial Stadium

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| Teams|

* Arlington Renegades
* DC Defenders
* San Antonio Brahmas
* St. Louis Battlehawks

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Stadiums|

* Alamodome
* Audi Field
* Choctaw Stadium
* The Dome at America's Center

Key personnel|

* Dany Garcia
* chairwoman/co-owner
* Dwayne Johnson
* co-owner
* Gerry Cardinale
* co-owner
* Fox Corporation
* co-owner
* Russ Brandon
* president/CEO
* Doug Whaley
* senior VP, player personnel
* Daryl Johnston
* VP, football operations
* Dean Blandino
* co-head of officiating
* Mike Pereira
* co-head of officiating

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* 2024 dispersal
* 2024

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* 2024
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Related articles|

* UFL starting quarterbacks
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* Audi Field
* Cashman Field
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* Lumen Field

Southern Division|

| Teams|

* Arlington Renegades
* Houston Roughnecks
* Orlando Guardians
* San Antonio Brahmas

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Stadiums|

* Alamodome
* Camping World Stadium
* Choctaw Stadium
* TDECU Stadium

Former teams|

* Los Angeles Wildcats (2020)

Key personnel|

* Dany Garcia
* chairwoman/co-owner
* Dwayne Johnson
* co-owner
* Russ Brandon
* president
* Doug Whaley
* senior VP, player personnel
* Dean Blandino
* head of officiating
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* Oliver Luck, commissioner (2020)
* Jeffrey Pollack, president (2020–21)

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* 2020
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* 2023 rookie

Seasons|

* 2020
* 2023
* ~~2024~~

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* 2023

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* XFL (2001)
* UFL (2024)

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