The 2023 XFL regular season is done and dusted, and fans of the spring football league can look back with pride. The 2023 season was a resounding success, as NFL fans witnessed an exciting and refreshing brand of football.
The regular season is over, and two teams will battle for the Championship. Those teams are the Arlington Renegades and the D.C. Defenders, and the big game is on May 12, 2023, in San Antonio.
With the regular season in the books, current stars will be looking for a new place to showcase their football skills. What better place to do that than on the NFL Gridiron? So, in anticipation of the 2023 Championship Game, let's look at the players that have earned themselves a training camp invite ahead of the 2023 NFL season.
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XFL players that have received invites from NFL teams in 2023
Here's the list of 55 XFL players that will have a shot at making NFL rosters ahead of opening night in September.
Will the XFL Add More Franchises in the Future?
With the XFL about to complete their first season in a minute, it's high time we look at a potential future expansion.
With the immense success of the 2023 XFL season, it wouldn't be a bad idea for Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to add more teams to his exciting enterprise. Moreover, eight teams barely scratch the surface of the XFL's earning potential.
However, at the moment, no actual discussions around expansion are currently taking place, so we can speculate as to where the XFL might look to add more franchises.
The reason is that Canada is a great sporting market, and the locations mentioned above are cultural hotbeds. With the Canadian Football League the only real competitor in Canada, the XFL could take some of that market share. If they decide to expand, adding a team from places like Montreal, Quebec, or Toronto, Ontario, would be a brilliant choice.
2023 XFL Standings
With each XFL team having played their 10 regular-season games (and the top two from each division moving on to the playoffs), here's how the standings looked at the end of the regular season:
North Division
- D.C. Defenders - 9 - 1
- Seattle Sea Dragons - 7 - 3
- St. Louis BattleHawks - 7 - 3
- Vegas Vipers - 2 - 8
South Division
- Houston Roughnecks - 7 - 3
- Arlington Renegades - 4 - 6
- San Antonio Brahmas - 3 - 7
- Orlando Guardians - 1 - 9