Where are XFL teams located? All you need to know about NFL's latest competitors

The XFL has made its return in 2023 for its third iteration. The spring start-up football league kicked off on Saturday, February 18 in Arlington, Texas.

There are eight teams competing in the league, all based in different cities. Here's a look at each team's home stadiums and their head coaches:

---

1) Arlington Renegades - located in Arlington, Texas

Home Arena: Choctaw Stadium

Coach: Bob Stoops

2) D.C. Defenders - located in Washington, D.C.

Home Arena: Audi Field

Coach: Reggie Barlow

3) Houston Roughnecks - located in Houston, Texas

Home Arena: TDECU Stadium

Coach: Wade Phillips

4) Orlando Guardians - located in Orlando, Florida

Home Arena: Camping World Stadium

Coach: Terrell Buckley

5) San Antonio Brahmas - located in San Antonio, Texas

Home Arena: Alamodome

Coach: Hines Ward

6) Seattle Sea Dragons - located in Seattle, Washington

Home Arena: Lumen Field

Coach: Jim Haslett

7) St. Louis BattleHawks - located in St. Louis, Missouri

Home Arena: The Dome at America's Center

Coach: Anthony Becht

8) Vegas Vipers - located in Las Vegas, Nevada

Home Arena: Cashman Field

Coach: Rod Woodson

The XFL team rosters feature former NFL players and college football standouts. There are also some well-known head coaches in the league that are worth keeping an eye on.

---

Who owns the XFL? All you need to know about the league's new owners

XFL Commissioner Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson

The XFL is currently owned by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. The WWE legend led a group of investors with his business partner Dany Garcia, along with RedBird Capital, to acquire the league in August 2020.

Reports claim that Johnson purchased the league for a whopping $15 million just three months after previous owner Vince McMahon put the XFL up for sale.

Garcia serves as the league's current CEO while former Buffalo Bills executive Russ Brandon is the president of the league.