Updates to this timeline and article will be made as additional league events are available. Old Generation – XFL 1.0 The 2001 regular season 1999: A joint venture between NBC and World Wrestling Federation establishes XFL LLC. Eight teams will serve under a single entity instead of a franchise model. February 3, 2000: League commissioner […]
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The XFL has quickly taken the United States by storm, becoming a seemingly viable secondary professional football league, as new fans tune in from all around the country. This has led to a storm of internet attention. A few software developers love the new league so much, they added the teams to Madden 20. That’s […]
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The new XFL is very exciting for football fans around the United States, for a host of different reasons. People really seem particularly keyed up about some of the rules that differ from those of the NFL. The XFL, in stunning fashion, offers full transparency on their replay reviews. Cameras are placed inside of the […]
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Tampa Bay Vipers coach Jerry Glanville has a serious focus on communication. Glanville was noticed wearing two different headsets at the same time. First of all: awesome. Can you imagine the Vipers having a communication error while Glanville is wearing two headsets? Not happening. Glanville is getting the word out on his game plan. Whatever […]
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Former Cleveland Browns receiver Antonio Callaway received a 10-game suspension for violation of the NFL’s substance abuse policy back in November. Subsequently, the Browns cut him from the team after less than two seasons. On Thursday, the Tampa Bay Vipers of the newly reformed XFL announced that they had added Callaway via waivers. https://twitter.com/XFLVipers/status/1217929286365016066?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1217929286365016066&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.totalprosports.com%2F2020%2F01%2F16%2Fbreaking-xfls-vipers-sign-suspended-browns-wr-antonio-callaway%2F Callaway compiled […]
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The XFL has its own, new set of rules, that are much different from the NFL. The most noticeable difference of all the rules comes during the kickoff. Kickoffs will be set at the kicking team’s 25-yard line. (The NFL and college standard is the 35-yard line). Members of the kicking team will line up […]
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