In this week’s NFL slate quite a few former XFL players were active in the games. We will take it as a team by team breakdown of XFL alumni.
Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys played on Thanksgiving, they featured the former DC Defender punter Hunter Niswander.
Niswander had a great showing, he punted the ball twice with a long of 58 yards, an average of 55 yards per punt, and had one of his punts land inside the 20-yard line. The former Defender continues to showcase why he deserves to be on an NFL roster. It is hard to argue against the big 6’3, 243 lb punter.
New York Jets
Let’s keep the same topic with specialists. Sergio Castillo, the former Houston Roughnecks kicker continues to keep the good things going in as a Jet in New York.
He has only missed two field goals so far, one was today where he went one for two with a long of 38 yards. Castillo’s field goal was the only Jets points of the entire game.
Carolina Panthers
The XFL stud quarterback of the Houston Roughnecks PJ Walker was active today but did not see any action, he was relinquished of his duties for the original starter Teddy Bridgewater.
St. Louis BattleHawk safety Kenny Robinson and Seattle Dragon tight end Colin Thompson were both active but did not record any stats on the day.
Los Angeles Chargers
The Chargers had the former Dallas Renegade Donald Parham Jr, he had a target but did not bring in the catch.
Atlanta Falcons
Edmund Robinson of the Houston Roughnecks remained on the active roster today. He did not put up any stats.
Miami Dolphins
The Tampa Bay Vipers Antonio Callaway returned to the field today. He caught one pass for seven yards on the day.
San Fransisco 49ers
Austin Walker of the Houston Roughnecks, the kick return specialist remained active today but did not showcase any stats.
Cleveland Browns
The offensive guard of the Seattle Dragons Michael Dunn, kept a spot on the active roster today for Cleveland.
Hi Moose,
Love your writing! Keep it up. I’m a DC defenders and Hunter Niswander fan. Just wanted to point out a small error…the photo in this article is actually the old Cowboys punter that was replaced, not Hunter Niswander.
Thank you for pointing this out. We have corrected our error.