Xfl job posting hints at international

[herns]

https://xflnewshub.com/xfl-news/xfl-tic ... 473e429de5

As what’s been heavily rumored since they bought the league their newest job posting may hint at the international future of the league.

[laxtreme56]

This makes me think XFL Toronto isn't necessarily off the table. I can see MLSE giving the XFL a sweetheart deal to use BMO field February-April. If they can draw 15k paying fans in the cold of Canadian winter, with less home games and a smaller budget, then MLSE may look to buy into the XFL in year 2 or 3. At this point they could try selling the Argos (good luck) or give them back to the league and let the CFL run them like they did for the Al's a few seasons ago.

[4th&long]

https://xflnewshub.com/xfl-news/xfl-tic ... 473e429de5

As what’s been heavily rumored since they bought the league their newest job posting may hint at the international future of the league.

Why not leverage what they had in place and just replicate it?

[herns]

https://xflnewshub.com/xfl-news/xfl-tic ... 473e429de5

As what’s been heavily rumored since they bought the league their newest job posting may hint at the international future of the league.

Why not leverage what they had in place and just replicate it?

My only answer would be this is xfl 2.5, not a full blown new league like xfl 2020 was but also not going to be the same as what 2020 was. I’m assuming it’ll be a mix of old and new

[4th&long]

https://xflnewshub.com/xfl-news/xfl-tic ... 473e429de5

As what’s been heavily rumored since they bought the league their newest job posting may hint at the international future of the league.

Why not leverage what they had in place and just replicate it?

My only answer would be this is xfl 2.5, not a full blown new league like xfl 2020 was but also not going to be the same as what 2020 was. I’m assuming it’ll be a mix of old and new

Or perhaps they are playing catch up...