| Name | No. | Position | College |
| Kevin Anderson | 14 | QB | Fordham |
| Drew Plitt | 9 | QB | Ball State |
| Kyle Sloter | 10 | QB | Northern Colorado |
| Leddie Brown | 26 | RB | West Virginia |
| Kenneth Farrow | 20 | RB | Houston |
| De'Veon Smith | 2 | RB | Michigan |
| Brandon Arconado | 19 | WR | Washington St |
| Rannell Hall | 16 | WR | Central Florida |
| JaVonta Payton | 3 | WR | Tennessee |
| Jordan Smallwood | 17 | WR | Oklahoma |
| Tyler Vaughns | 85 | WR | USC |
| LuJuan Winningham | 11 | WR | Central Arkansas |
| Caleb Vander Esch | 13 | WR | South Dakota |
| Nate Becker | 81 | TE | Miami-Oh |
| Shaun Beyer | 88 | TE | Iowa |
| Sal Cannella | 80 | TE | Auburn |
| Willie Beavers | 73 | OL | Western Michigan |
| Darta Lee | 61 | OL | UTEP |
| Brian Folkerts | 64 | OL | Washburn |
| Mike Horton | 70 | OL | Auburn |
| Cameron Hunt | 56 | OL | Oregon |
| Garrett McGhin | 55 | OL | East Carolina |
| George Moore | 77 | OL | Oregon |
| Jake Stetz | 68 | OL | Boise State |
| T.J. Barnes | 72 | DL | Georgia Tech |
| Will Clarke | 45 | DL | West Virginia |
| Josiah Coatney | 71 | DL | Mississippi |
| Doug Costin | 58 | DL | Miami (OH) |
| Bruce Hector | 90 | DL | South Florida |
| Davonte Lambert | 6 | DL | Auburn |
| Tomasi Laulile | 48 | DL | BYU |
| Bunmi Rotimi | 44 | DL | Old Dominion |
| Isaiah Graham-Mobley | 52 | LB | Boston College |
| Ryan Mueller | 40 | LB | Kansas St |
| Donald Payne | 18 | LB | Stetson |
| Edmond Robinson | 30 | LB | Newberry |
| Darnell Sankey | 53 | LB | Cal St-Sacramento |
| Colin Schooler | 36 | LB | Texas Tech |
| Willie Taylor | 50 | LB | Eastern Kentucky |
| De'Vante Bausby | 41 | DB | Pittsburg State |
| Shakur Brown | 29 | DB | Michigan State |
| Darren Evans | 24 | DB | Louisiana St |
| Will Hill | 5 | DB | Florida |
| Jamar Johnson | 23 | DB | Indiana |
| Cre'Von LeBlanc | 21 | DB | Florida Atlantic |
| Jordan Miller | 25 | DB | Washington |
| Joe Powell | 4 | DB | Globe JC |
| Brandon Rusnak | 27 | DB | Michigan |
| Taylor Russolino | 1 | K | Millsaps |
| Marquette King | 0 | P | Fort Valley State |
| Antonio Ortiz | 49 | LS | TCU |
| RESERVE LIST | |||
| Name | No. | Position | College |
| Teton Saltes | OL | New Mexico | |
| Aaron Adeoye | DL | Southeast Missouri St | |
| Otaro Alaka | LB | Texas A&M | |
| Jamal Carter | DB | Miami-Fl | |
| Nasir Greer | DB | Wake Forest | |
| Josh Hawkins | DB | East Carolina |
Who are the key players in the Arlington Renegades Roster?
Sal Cannella, Keith Ford, Jordan Smallwood, Donald Payne, and De’Vante Bausby are the top five players to look at this XFL 2023 season. The offensive line for the Arlington Renegades is strong. Former USFL teammates Kyle Sloter and Sal Canella are an underrated duo who dominated the USFL last year and can easily do so again in the XFL. Former Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Cre'Von LeBlanc and former Baltimore Ravens defensive back Will Hill help their defense by providing experience and cover.
Who are the Rookies on the Arlington Renegades Roster?
Here is the list of rookies drafted:
| Offensive Skill | Name | No. | Position | College |
| Round 1, Pick 7: Sal Cannella, TE, Auburn | Kevin Anderson | 14 | QB | Fordham |
| Round 2, Pick 10: De'Montre Tuggle, RB, Ohio | Drew Plitt | 9 | QB | Ball State |
| Round 3, Pick 23: Lujuan Winningham, WR, Central Arkansas | Kyle Sloter | 10 | QB | Northern Colorado |
| Round 4, Pick 26: Brandon Arconado, WR, Washington St. | Leddie Brown | 26 | RB | West Virginia |
| Round 5, Pick 39: Keith Ford, RB, Texas A&M | Kenneth Farrow | 20 | RB | Houston |
| Round 6, Pick 42: Shaun Beyer, TE, Iowa | De'Veon Smith | 2 | RB | Michigan |
| Round 7, Pick 55: JaCorey Sullivan, WR, Central Michigan | Brandon Arconado | 19 | WR | Washington St |
| Round 8, Pick 58: Alex Ellis, TE, Tennessee | Rannell Hall | 16 | WR | Central Florida |
| Round 9, Pick 71: Jackson Anthrop, WR, Purdue | JaVonta Payton | 3 | WR | Tennessee |
| Round 10, Pick 74: Dexter Williams, RB, Notre Dame | Jordan Smallwood | 17 | WR | Oklahoma |
| Round 11, Pick 87: Jordan Smallwood, WR, Oklahoma | Tyler Vaughns | 85 | WR | USC |
| Defensive backs | LuJuan Winningham | 11 | WR | Central Arkansas |
| Round 1, Pick 6: De Vante Bausby, DB, Pittsburg St.-KS | Caleb Vander Esch | 13 | WR | South Dakota |
| Round 2, Pick 11: Josh Hawkins, DB, East Carolina | Nate Becker | 81 | TE | Miami-Oh |
| Round 3, Pick 22: Will Hunt, DB, Florida | Shaun Beyer | 88 | TE | Iowa |
| Round 4, Pick 27: Robert Nelson, DB, Arizona St. | Sal Cannella | 80 | TE | Auburn |
| Round 5, Pick 38: Shakur Brown, DB, Michigan St. | Willie Beavers | 73 | OL | Western Michigan |
| Round 6, Pick 43: Cameron Lewis, DB, LSU | Darta Lee | 61 | OL | UTEP |
| Round 7, Pick 54: Delonte Hood, DB, Peru St. | Brian Folkerts | 64 | OL | Washburn |
| Round 8, Pick 59: Rahim Moore, DB, UCLA | Mike Horton | 70 | OL | Auburn |
| Round 9, Pick 70: Abu Daramy-Swaray, DB, Colgate | Cameron Hunt | 56 | OL | Oregon |
| Round 10, Pick 75: T.J. Green, DB, Clemson | Garrett McGhin | 55 | OL | East Carolina |
| Round 11, Pick 86: Donatello Brown, DB, Valdosta St. | George Moore | 77 | OL | Oregon |
| Defensive front 7 | Jake Stetz | 68 | OL | Boise State |
| Round 1, Pick 3: Otaro Alaka, LB, Texas A&M | T.J. Barnes | 72 | DL | Georgia Tech |
| Round 2, Pick 14: Josiah Coatney, DL, Mississippi | Will Clarke | 45 | DL | West Virginia |
| Round 3, Pick 19: Will Clarke, DL, West Virginia | Josiah Coatney | 71 | DL | Mississippi |
| Round 4, Pick 30: Davonte Lambert, DL, Auburn | Doug Costin | 58 | DL | Miami (OH) |
| Round 5, Pick 35: Jessie Lemonier, LB, Liberty | Bruce Hector | 90 | DL | South Florida |
| Round 6, Pick 46: Bruce Hector, DL, South Florida | Davonte Lambert | 6 | DL | Auburn |
| Round 7, Pick 51: Ryan Mueller, LB, Kansas St. | Tomasi Laulile | 48 | DL | BYU |
| Round 8, Pick 62: Doug Costin, DL, Miami-Ohio | Bunmi Rotimi | 44 | DL | Old Dominion |
| Round 9, Pick 67: Nick Temple, LB, Cincinnati | Isaiah Graham-Mobley | 52 | LB | Boston College |
| Round 10, Pick 78: Josh Watson, LB, Colorado St. | Ryan Mueller | 40 | LB | Kansas St |
| Round 11, Pick 83: Isiah Graham-Mobley, LB, Boston College | Donald Payne | 18 | LB | Stetson |
| Offensive line | Edmond Robinson | 30 | LB | Newberry |
| Round 1, Pick 2: Cameron Hunt, OL, Oregon | Darnell Sankey | 53 | LB | Cal St-Sacramento |
| Round 2, Pick 15: Garret McGhin, OL, East Carolina | Colin Schooler | 36 | LB | Texas Tech |
| Round 3, Pick 18: Mike Horton, OL, Auburn | Willie Taylor | 50 | LB | Eastern Kentucky |
| Round 4, Pick 31: Darta lee, OL, UTEP | De'Vante Bausby | 41 | DB | Pittsburg State |
| Round 5, Pick 34: Cam Carter, OL, Murray St. | Shakur Brown | 29 | DB | Michigan State |
| Round 6, Pick 47: Boe Wilson, OL, Western Kentucky | Darren Evans | 24 | DB | Louisiana St |
| Round 7, Pick 50: Jake Stetz, OL, Boise St. | Will Hill | 5 | DB | Florida |
| Round 8, Pick 63: Brian Folkerts, OL, Washburn | Jamar Johnson | 23 | DB | Indiana |
| Round 9, Pick 66: Keene Forbes, OL, Florida A&M | Cre'Von LeBlanc | 21 | DB | Florida Atlantic |
| Round 10, Pick 79: PASS | Jordan Miller | 25 | DB | Washington |
| Round 11, Pick 82: PASS | Joe Powell | 4 | DB | Globe JC |
| Specialist | Brandon Rusnak | 27 | DB | Michigan |
| Round 1, Pick 1: Taylor Russolino, PK, Millsaps | Taylor Russolino | 1 | K | Millsaps |
| Round 2, Pick 16: Antonio Ortiz, LS, Texas Christian | Marquette King | 0 | P | Fort Valley State |
| Round 3, Pick 17: Marquette King, P, Fort Valley St. | Antonio Ortiz | 49 | LS | TCU |
Who is the starting quarterback for the Arlington Renegades?
Former Vikings Quarterback Kyle Sloter is the starting quarterback for the Arlington Renegades.
The Renegades also had started former Ball State quarterback Drew Plitt, who had a 1-1 record. Plitt threw for 294 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions in those games, but struggled mightily against the Houston Roughnecks.
Who are the Coaches for the Arlington Renegades?
| Head Coach: Bob Stoops |
| Director Team Operations: Matt McMillen |
| Director Player Personnel: Rick Mueller |
| Co-Offensive Coordinator: Jonathan Hayes |
| Co-Offensive Coordinator: Chuck Long |
| Running Backs: Reggie Davis |
| Offensive Line/Special Teams: Jonathan Himebauch |
| Tight Ends/Special Teams: Scott Spurrier |
| Co-Defensive Coordinator: Jay Hayes |
| Co-Defensive Coordinator: Tim Lewis |
| Cornerbacks: Marvin Sanders |
| Linebackers: Bill Sheridan |
| Quality Control: Michael George |
| Equipment Manager: Blake Kuenzi |
| Video Manager: Chris Crooks |
How does the Arlington Renegade compare to other XFL teams?
Currently, the Arlington Renegades are 5th in the XFL power rankings.
Coach Bob Stoops of Oklahoma University is a big reason why the Arlington Renegades started this season's first XFL power rankings at the top. He appeared to have learned from his mistakes in XFL 2020 and filled out his staff this time with better fits, but his reign at the top did not last long.
Following back-to-back defeats, the Renegades bounced back in Week 5 with a win over the Brahmas that required two interceptions in the fourth quarter. While they appeared to be a force in the XFL early this season, they may be contenders for the 2023 championship.
Who are the best players in the Arlington Renegades according to fantasy football?
Currently, the best players in the Arlington Renegades are Kyle Sloter, Leddie Brown, Willy Beavers, Rannell Hall and Nate Becker.
What are the strengths and weaknesses of Arlington Renegades?
Currently, the Arlington Renegades have a solid and sturdy defense but their offense is not reliable and lacks consistency. Renegades were the pre-season favorites to win it all but now one really wonders why.
They only had 10 points against the worst team in the league statistically, The Orlando Guardians.
Renegades are not getting good production out of anybody due to which the offense is currently lackluster.
What is the Average age of the Arlington Renegades Roster?
The Roster consists of a mix of Veterans and Freshmen and the average age is currently 27.
How has the roster of the Arlington Renegades changed from 2020?
Even though the Arlington Renegades were the pre-season favorites, they currently rank 5th in the power rankings with a record of 3-2. They are currently fighting for a playoff spot.
During the 2020 season, the Arlington Renegades had a record of 2-3 before the season got canceled.
The defense of the 2020 and 2023 rosters is extremely respectable but the offense, not so much. If the Renegades have any hope of a championship this season, their offense has to be much more consistent.
What are the Contract Details for the players on the Arlington Renegades Roster?
| 2023 XFL Salary Information | ||
| INFO | SALARY | |
| 2023 Training Camp (per player) | $800/week (five weeks) | |
| 2023 Active Roster (per player) | $5,000/week | |
| 2023 Practice Squad (per player) | $1,500/week | |
| 2023 Regular Season/Playoff Win (per player, Active + Practice Squad) | $1,000/win | |
| 2023 Playoff Bonuses (per player) | TBD | |
| 2023 Championship (per player) | TBD | |
| 2023 Active Roster | ||
| PLAYERS | POS. | EST. 2023 SALARY EARNED IN USD |
| Quarterback | ||
| Kevin Anderson | QB | 32000 |
| Drew Plitt | QB | 32000 |
| Kyle Sloter | QB | 32000 |
| Running Back | ||
| Kenneth Farrow | RB | 15000 |
| De'Veon Smith | RB | 32000 |
| Wide Receiver | ||
| Brandon Arconaudo | WR | 32000 |
| Sean Modster | WR | 32000 |
| JaVonta Payton | WR | 11000 |
| Jordan Smallwood | WR | 32000 |
| Caleb Vander Esch | WR | - |
| Tyler Vaughns | WR | 32000 |
| LuJuan Winningham | WR | 32000 |
| Tight End | ||
| Nate Becker | TE | 28800 |
| Shaun Beyer | TE | 32000 |
| Sal Cannella | TE | 32000 |
| Offensive Line | ||
| Willie Beavers | T | 22000 |
| Brian Folkerts | C | 32000 |
| Mike Horton | G | 32000 |
| Cameron Hunt | G | 32000 |
| Darta Lee | T | 21000 |
| Garrett McGhin | T | 32000 |
| George Moore | T | 32000 |
| Jake Stetz | G | 32000 |
| Defensive Line | ||
| T.J. Barnes | DT | 32000 |
| Josiah Coatney | DT | 32000 |
| Doug Costin | DT | 32000 |
| Bruce Hector | DT | 32000 |
| DaVonte Lambert | DT | 32000 |
| Tomasi Laulile | DT | 32000 |
| Linebacker | ||
| Will Clarke | OLB | 32000 |
| Isaiah Graham-Mobley | MLB | 32000 |
| Ryan Mueller | OLB | 10000 |
| Donald Payne | OLB | 32000 |
| Edmond Robinson | OLB | 32000 |
| Bunmi Rotimi | OLB | 17000 |
| Darnell Sankey | OLB | 28000 |
| Colin Schooler | MLB | 32000 |
| Willie Taylor III | OLB | 32000 |
| Defensive Backs | ||
| De'Vante Bausby | CB | 32000 |
| Shakur Brown | CB | 32000 |
| Darren Evans | CB | 32000 |
| Will Hill | S | 32000 |
| Jamar Johnson | FS | - |
| Cre'Von LeBlanc | CB | 32000 |
| Jordan Miller | CB | 28000 |
| Joe Powell | S | 32000 |
| Brandon Rusnak | CB | 11000 |
| Special Teams | ||
| Marquette King | P | 32000 |
| Antonio Ortiz | LS | 32000 |
| Taylor Russolino | K | 32000 |
| 2023 Reserve | ||
| PLAYERS | POS. | EST. 2023 SALARY EARNED IN USD |
| Aaron Adeoye | OLB | 15000 |
| Otaro Alaka | OLB | 26000 |
| Jamal Carter | CB | 21000 |
| Nasir Greer | CB | 4000 |
| Rannell Hall | WR | 4000 |
| Josh Hawkins | CB | 26000 |
| Teton Saltes | T | 15000 |
| 2023 Dead | ||
| PLAYERS | POS. | EST. 2023 SALARY EARNED IN USD |
| Jackson Anthrop | WR | 4000 |
| Jibri Blount | TE | 4000 |
| Raheem Bramwell | MLB | 4000 |
| Kameron Brown | WR | 4000 |
| Donatello Brown | CB | 4000 |
| Cam Carter | T | 4000 |
| Jeremy Cox | RB | 4000 |
| Abu Daramy-Swaray | S | 4000 |
| Micah Dew-Treadway | DT | 4000 |
| Alex Ellis | TE | 21000 |
| James Fagan | G | 4000 |
| Keene Forbes | G | 4000 |
| Keith Ford | RB | 21000 |
| Adrian Killins | RB | 22000 |
| Cameron Lewis | S | 4000 |
| Kameron Lewis | WR | - |
| Glen Logan | DT | 4000 |
| Jake Molinich | FB | 800 |
| Rahim Moore | S | 4000 |
| Flynn Nagel | WR | 4000 |
| Isaac Nauta | TE | 4000 |
| Elijah Reed | S | 4000 |
| JaCorey Sullivan | WR | 4000 |
| Nick Temple | MLB | 4000 |
| Maea Teuhema | G | 4000 |
| D'Montre Tuggle | RB | 4000 |
| Josh Watson | OLB | 4000 |
| Bryce Watts | CB | 800 |
| Boe Wilson | G | 4000 |
| Dominick Wood-Anderson | TE | 4000 |
What are some of the potential moves the Arlington Renegades could still make this season?
The best move to make would be to bring in a Wide Receiver of a better caliber. The Offense for the Renages is just not there yet. The inconsistency is killing the team at this point.
The games that the renegade played this season have not exactly been a walkover. Every game won by the Renegades has been very close and when they lose, they lose by a wide margin.
Even the worst team in the league gave Renegades a run for their money. One does wonder, how much noise can the Renegades make in the postseason. Come playoff time, this team is currently going to get bounced out early.
