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XFL Year-End Team Review – Recap Year 1 Of The Dallas Renegades

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After the sports world has unceremoniously shut down to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the XFL’s half-season run showed a lot of promise, and the league is already looking forward to 2021. With Bob Stoops committed to the Renegades, he and the team will attack the offseason and run through the tape of their 2-3 record.

The Renegades took 2nd place in the Western Division despite being hampered by injuries, but I doubt a coach of Stoops’ caliber will sit well with a losing season, extenuating circumstances aside. Here’s what worked, what didn’t and where the Renegades can grow.

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Matt Nagashima has been covering the XFL since before the 2019 Draft, and has witnessed history being made as a Credentialed Reporter for the Dallas Renegades. While he is engrossed with the X's and O's, the roster building and more, it has always been his goal to keep the players first in mind in coverage, showing the human aspect of this sport behind all the action on the field. With Dany Garcia and Dwayne The Rock Johnson now at the helm, he's excited to see all the opportunities that this league will create for players to showcase their talent and make their dreams come true.

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