Ranking: The teams with the most players in a season in NBA history

The 2023-24 season has witnessed an almost unprecedented level of player turnover, with the Memphis Grizzlies setting a new mark for the most players used in a single campaign with 32. Mind you, this is not the only Memphis entry at the top of the …

The 2023-24 season has witnessed an almost unprecedented level of player turnover, with the Memphis Grizzlies setting a new mark for the most players used in a single campaign with 32.

Mind you, this is not the only Memphis entry at the top of the all-time list.

Check the ranking below:

12 former Chiefs players getting another shot in the USFL this spring

A quick look at the former #Chiefs players set to play in the latest season of the USFL:

The USFL is officially back for a second consecutive season.

The upstart league kicked things off in 2022 with a 10-week season and two-week postseason, with the Birmingham Stallions defeating the Philadelphia Stars 33-30 in the USFL championship. Eight teams will return to play in the USFL’s second season in 2023, but this time around they’ve got the XFL (who are just wrapping up their season) to compete with. They’ll have four games set to be played this upcoming weekend, with two on Saturday and two on Sunday.

So exactly how many former Kansas City Chiefs players are on USFL opening day rosters? We’ve identified 12 players who are set to suit up and see action this weekend. There is a former Chiefs player on every USFL team with the exception of the Pittsburgh Maulers. There is even one former second-round draft pick from Brett Veach’s tenure who is set to play in this league.

Here is a look at those players organized by team:

32 former Packers players getting another shot in the XFL spring league

Many former Packers players will get a second chance in the new eight-team XFL, which kicks off this weekend.

There’s a long list of former Green Bay Packers players that are getting another shot in the new eight-team XFL, which kicks off later this week with two games played on Saturday, Feb. 18 and two more on Sunday, Feb. 19.

The league is scheduled for 10 weeks before a two-round playoff on Saturday, May 13.

Packers fans tuning into the XFL season will see many players with ties to the green and gold.

Here’s the list (subject to change based on roster transactions):

Georgia football releases rosters for G-Day

G-Day rosters announced.

The rosters for Georgia’s G-Day game has been released.

The red team will feature the first-team defense and second-team offense, while the first-team offense and second-team defense will be on the black team.

Returning defensive stars on the red team include Nolan Smith, Kelee Ringo and Jalen Carter. Carson Beck and Gunner Stockton will quarterback the red team.

Stetson Bennett and Brock Vandagriff will be quarterbacks on the black team.

The black team’s head coach will be wide receivers coach Bryan McClendon. Running back coach Dell McGee will coach the red team.

Here are the rosters for today’s game:

Red Team:

QB: Carson Beck, Gunner Stockton, Nathan Priestley, Collin Drake
RB: Daijun Edwards, Sevaughn Clark, Cash Jones, Lorenzo Stephenson, Tauheed Ferguson, Gleaton Jones
WR: Dominick Blaylock, Arian Smith, Jackson Meeks, De’Nylon Morrissette, Steven Peterson, Woody Waters, Mekhi Mews, Grant Johnson, Collin Lark, George Vining, Logan Johnson
TE: Oscar Delp, Davis Day, Cade Brock, Samuel Johnson, Drew Sheehan
OL: Micah Morris, Austin Blaske, Dylan Fairchild, Earnest Greene III, Jared Wilson, Cameron Kinnie, Aliou Bah, Griffin Scroggs, Miles Johnson, Jacob Hood, Chris Brown
DL: Jalen Carter, Zion Logue, Tramel Walthour, Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, Bill Norton, Tymon Mitchell
ILB: Jamon Dumas-Johnson, Trezmen Marshall, Smael Mondon, Rian Davis, Graham Collins
OLB: Nolan Smith, Robert Beal Jr., Chaz Chambliss
DB: Kelee Ringo, Kamari Lassiter, William Poole, Christopher Smith, David Daniel-Sisavanh, Dan Jackson, Tykee Smith
Special teams: Jack Podlesny (K), Liam Badger (K), Noah Jones (P), Payne Walker (SN), Jonathan Washburn (SN)

Black Team

QB: Stetson Bennett, Brock Vandagriff, Jackson Muschamp
RB: Kenny McIntosh, Kendall Milton, Kurt Knisely
WR: Adonai Mitchell, Ladd McConkey, Kearis Jackson, Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint, CJ Smith, Braxton Hicks, Randon Jernigan
TE: Brock Bowers, Arik Gilbert, Darnell Washington, Brett Seither, Ryland Goede
OL: Broderick Jones, Xavier Truss, Sedrick Van Pran, Warren Ericson, Devin Willock, Warren McClendon, Chad Lindberg, Tate Ratledge, Weston Wallace
DL: Nazir Stackhouse, Marlin Dean, Mykel Williams, Warren Brinson, CJ Madden, Shone Washington, Bear Alexander, Jonathan Jefferson, Malcolm Brown
ILB: Xavian Sorey, Jalon Walker, CJ Washington, Terrell Foster
OLB: MJ Sherman, Luke Collins
DB: Nyland Green, Javon Bullard, Daylen Everette, Malaki Starks, JaCorey Thomas, Jehlen Cannady, Drew Southern, Patrick Taylor, Matthew Helow, Payton Bowles, Austine Eziukwu
Special teams: Jared Zirkel (K), Matthew Sumlin (K/P), Brett Thorson (P), William Mote (SN)

ESPN2 will be broadcasting the game.

How to watch and stream USFL Week 1

Find out all the important details about how to watch all four of the Week 1 #USFL games here:

Another year, another spring football league.

This time it’s the reimagining of the USFL, which will play its first game in over 35 years. The upstart league features eight teams with a 10-week regular season and a two-week postseason. Their entire inaugural season is being played in Birmingham, Alabama.

The league features a number of former NFL players and coaches. Two former Kansas City Chiefs quarterbacks — Shea Patterson and Jordan Ta’amu — have been named starters for the Michigan Panthers and Tampa Bay Bandits, respectively. There are actually quite a few former Chiefs players who are playing for a number of different teams throughout the league. Former Chiefs HC Todd Haley also happens to be the head coach of the Bandits.

Below you can find out how to take in all the action of the opening weekend of USFL football:

Cowboys release former Notre Dame great

What is your favorite memory of Jaylon Smith at Notre Dame?

Jaylon Smith will go down as one of the all-time “what if’s” in football.

What if the 2015 Butkus Award winner didn’t suffer a devastating knee injury against Ohio State in the 2016 Fiesta Bowl? Would he have been a top-five pick as many projected him to be?

And just how great of career may Smith have had if it wasn’t for that injury that likely stirred many draft-eligible players to sit out of their bowl games in the years that have followed?

Smith was released Tuesday by the Dallas Cowboys, the same team that drafted him in the second round back in 2016. According to Jori Esptein, Smith had played 56% of Cowboys defensive snaps this season, the most of any full-time Cowboys linebacker.

In full, Smith played all 56 games for the Cowboys since returning from injury in 2017, recording nine sacks and forcing six fumbles during his time.

Where he winds up remains to be seen but for a player who signed a five-year, $64 million contract extension in 2019 it’s hard to imagine him not getting picked up sooner than later.

And one more “what if” while we’re here.

What if literally anyone other than Brian VanGorder was Notre Dame’s defensive coordinator in 2015? Just how good could the Irish and Smith both been?

40 Notre Dame players on NFL rosters to start 2021

Notre Dame releases depth chart for Virginia Tech game

Stop overthinking things and start Drew Pyne

Reading between the lines it sure seems like Pyne will start at Virginia Tech

Summer league rosters: Who’s playing where

NBA summer league returns and these are the provisional rosters taking into account media reports and official announcements from teams.

Following a one-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, NBA summer league basketball returns in August. Most of the 2021 draftees will play for their first time with their new teams – along with young players under contract trying to improve their game and free agents looking for new deals.

The NBA Summer League in Las Vegas will once again be the main attraction, with all 30 franchises in play from August 8-17. Before that, Sacramento and Salt Lake City will host two smaller events starting on August 3.

These are the provisional rosters taking into account media reports and official announcements from teams.

LOOK: A-Day rosters released for Alabama spring game

The Crimson Tide will showcase the 2021 roster for the first time to the public during A-Day, the team’s annual spring game. The rosters …

The 2021 A-Day will be held tomorrow in Bryant Denny Stadium and will be broadcasted on ESPN at 1:00 p.m. ET.

The game is the one time a year where Alabama is expected to lose… to Alabama.

Crimson vs. White teams, and the 2021 roster will be showcased for the first time.

The Crimson Tide lost numerous crucial playmakers on both sides of the ball to the 2021 NFL draft.

Mac Jones, Jaylen Waddle, DeVonta Smith, Najee Harris, Patrick Surtain II and many others will need to be replaced heading into the new season. The spring game is the first opportunity for fans and media members to see who the new stars of the team will be.

The rosters for both teams have been released, with some noteworthy players on each team.

Paul Tyson will be on the Crimson team and Bryce Young will be on the White team. The two quarterbacks are rumored to be fighting for the starting quarterback job, with Young being the favorite to start the season.

Check Out The 2021 A-Day Rosters!

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Here are the XFL rosters

Here are the rosters for the eight teams in the XFL.

The 2020 XFL season will begin on Saturday when Seattle faces Washington, D.C. at 12:00 p.m. MT on ABC. After that, Los Angeles will take on Houston at 3:00 p.m. MT on Fox.

Here are the rosters for all eight teams in the league.

DALLAS RENEGADES ROSTER

No.	Name		Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	College
1	Jazz	Ferguson	WR	6-5	218	Northwestern State
2	Drew	Galitz	P	6-0	191	Baylor
3	Flynn	Nagel	WR	5-11	195	Northwestern
7	Eric	Dungey	QB	6-3	236	Syracuse
8	Austin	MacGinnis	K	5-11	176	Kentucky
9	Philip	Nelson	QB	6-2	209	East Carolina
11	Joshua	Crockett	WR	6-2	192	Central Oklahoma
12	Landry	Jones	QB	6-4	234	Oklahoma
13	Jeff	Badet	WR	5-11	178	Oklahoma
16	Jerrod	Heard	WR	6-2	203	Texas
18	Freddie	Martino	WR	6-0	208	North Greenville
20	Tenny	Adewusi	S	6-0	205	Delaware
21	Micah	Abernathy	S	6-0	198	Tennessee
22	Marquis	Young	RB	6-0	216	Massachusetts
23	Josh	Thornton	CB	5-11	183	Southern Utah
24	Treston	Decoud	CB	6-2	208	Oregon State
25	Lance	Dunbar	RB	5-9	192	North Texas
26	Donatello	Brown	CB	6-0	185	Valdosta State
27	Austin	Walter	RB	5-8	197	Rice
28	Josh	Hawkins	CB	5-10	190	East Carolina
31	Derron	Smith	S	6-0	197	Fresno State
34	Cameron	Artis-Payne	RB	5-10	215	Auburn
40	Tre	Watson	LB	6-1	240	Maryland
41	Dashaun	Phillips	CB	5-11	191	Tarleton State
43	Christian	Kuntz	LB	6-2	237	Duquesne
44	Hau’oli	Kikaha	OB	6-3	250	Washington
45	Doyin	Jibowu	S	6-1	196	Fort Hays State
46	Tegray	Scales	LB	6-1	236	Indiana
47	Tobenna	Okeke	OLB	6-3	251	Fresno State
48	Greer	Martini	LB	6-4	233	Notre Dame
49	Donald	Parham	TE	6-8	257	Stetson
50	Reshard	Cliett	LB	6-2	243	South Florida
51	Ray Ray	Davison	LB	6-3	231	California
52	John	Keenoy	OG	6-3	295	Western Michigan
55	James	Folston	OB	6-4	238	Pittsburgh
57	Frank	Alexander	DE	6-4	282	Oklahoma
58	Asantay	Brown	LB	6-0	229	Western Michigan
59	Johnathan	Calvin	OB	6-3	254	Mississippi State
61	Maurquice	Shakir	OG	6-3	311	Middle Tennessee
62	Darius	James	OT	6-4	315	Auburn
64	Salesi	Uhatafe	OG	6-4	332	Utah
65	Alex	Balducci	OC	6-4	300	Oregon
66	Josh	Allen	OG	6-2	280	UL Monroe
70	Willie	Beavers	OT	6-5	320	Western Michigan
71	Justin	Evans	OT	6-6	335	South Carolina State
77	Pace	Murphy	OT	6-6	310	Northwestern State
80	Sean	Price	TE/H	6-3	252	South Florida
86	Julian	Allen	TE/H	6-2	244	Southern Mississippi
91	Tomasi	Laulile	DT	6-3	318	BYU
93	Tony	Guerad	DT	6-4	326	UCF
96	Winston	Craig	DE	6-3	299	Richmond
98	Gelen	Robinson	DE	6-1	302	Purdue

DC DEFENDERS ROSTER

No.	Name	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	College
1	Thompkins, DeAndre	WR	5’11”	187	Penn State
2	Rausa, Ty	K	5’9″	189	Boise State
3	Jackson, Tyree	QB	6’7″	250	Buffalo
4	Rogers, Eli	WR	5’11”	176	Louisville
7	Niswander, Hunter	P	6’5″	230	Northwestern
9	Rowell, Jalen	WR	6’4″		Air Force
10	Cobbs, Simmie	WR	6’3″	220	Indiana
12	Jones, Cardale	QB	6’5″	264	Ohio State
15	Ross, Rashad	WR	6’0″	180	Arizona State
16	Palka, Tyler	WR	6’0″	197	Gannon
19	Dupre, Malachi	WR	6’4″	195	Louisiana State
20	Merritt, Carlos	S	6’0″	190	Campbell
21	Grant, Doran	CB	5’10”	195	Ohio State
22	Elam, Matt	S	5’10”	205	Florida
24	Pumphrey, Donnel	RB	5’8″	178	San Diego State
25	Lawrence, Desmond	CB	5’11”	187	North Carolina
26	Pressley, Jhurell	RB	5’10”	209	New Mexico
28	Campbell, Elijah	CB	5’11”	192	Northern Iowa
29	Kinnel, Tyree	S	5’11”	210	Michigan
30	Sylve, Bradley	CB	6’0″	172	Alabama
31	Brossette, Nick	RB	5’11”	210	Louisiana State
32	Abdullah, Khalid	RB	5’9″	226	James Madison
38	Thomas, Shamarko	S	5’9″	205	Syracuse
42	Khoury, Brian	DE	6’3″	238	Carnegie Mellon
45	Moore, Rahim	S	6’1″	200	UCLA
51	Johnson, Dorian	OG	6’5″	291	Pittsburgh
52	Celestin, Jonathan	LB	6’0″	227	Minnesota
53	Thurman, Jameer	LB	6’0″	223	Indiana State
54	Massaquoi, Jonathan	LB	6’2″	265	Troy
55	Williams, Antwione	LB	6’3″	245	Georgia Southern
56	Freeman, KeShun	DE	6’2″	259	Georgia Tech
58	Wright, Scooby	LB	6’0″	228	Arizona
59	Tarpley, A.J.	LB	6’2″	225	Stanford
64	Toth, Jon	OC	6’5″	298	Kentucky
69	Boozer, Cole	OT	6’5″	306	Temple
72	Tuley-Tillman, Logan	OT	6’6″	308	Texas-El Paso
74	Cook, Rishard	OG	6’3″	364	UAB
75	Brown, Chris	OG	6’4″	315	Southern California
77	O’Hagan, James	OC	6’2″	299	Buffalo
78	Bunche, Malcolm	OT	6’6″	326	UCLA
79	Wesley, De’Ondre	OT	6’6″	320	Brigham Young
80	Ernsberger, Donnie	TE	6’3″	241	Western Michigan
85	Hayward, Derrick	TE	6’5″	260	Maryland
86	Lee, Khari	TE	6’4″	255	Bowie State
90	Anau, Siupeli	DT	6’2″	286	Northern Arizona
91	Barnes, Tavaris	DE	6’4″	267	Clemson
92	Qualls, Elijah	DT	6’1″	337	Washington
93	Sprinkle, Tracy	DT	6’2″	287	Ohio State
94	Vakameilalo, Kalani	DT	6’3″	322	Oregon State
95	Bigelow, Kenny	DT	6’3″	308	West Virginia
96	Bromley, Jay	DT	6’3″	297	Syracuse
99	Montgomery, Sam	DE	6’3″	248	Louisiana State

HOUSTON ROUGHNECKS ROSTER

No.	Name	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	College
1	Lewis, Kahlil	WR	5-10	190	Cincinnati
3	Mobley, Sam	WR	5-10	175	Catawba
5	Rehkow, Austin	P	6-3	214	Idaho
7	Castillo, Sergio	K	5-10	175	West Texas AM
10	Coates, Sammie	WR	6-1	210	Auburn
11	Walker, P.J.	QB	5-11	214	Temple
13	Bolden, Ray	WR	5-9	165	Stony Brook
14	Phillips, Cam	WR	6-0	201	Virginia Tech
15	Malone, Ryheem	WR	5-9	187	Louisiana-Lafayette
17	Jackson, Blake	WR	5-11	200	Mary Hardin-Baylor
18	Cook, Connor	QB	6-4	217	Michigan State
20	Huff, Marqueston	S	5-11	196	Wyoming
21	James, Charles	CB	5-9	185	Charleston Southern
22	Ballard, Corrian	S	6-3	195	Utah
23	Elston, Trae	S	5-11	193	Mississippi
25	Brown, Cody	S	6-0	208	Arkansas State
26	Smith, Saivion	CB	6-1	190	Alabama
27	Harris, Ajene	CB	5-10	190	USC
28	Butler, James	RB	5-10	205	Nevada/Iowa
29	Henderson, De’Angelo	RB	5-8	207	Coastal Carolina
30	Olatoye, Deji	CB	6-1	205	North Carolina A&T
32	Nichols, Deatrick	CB	5-9	185	South Florida
33	Holley, Nick	RB	5-10	194	Kent State
40	Schwab, Ty	LB	6-1	225	Boston College
41	Johnson, Jeremiah	CB	6-1	185	Concord
42	Brown, Beniquez	LB	6-0	229	Mississippi State
43	Bradford, Carl	LB	6-1	250	Arizona State
44	Williams, Andre	RB	6-0	220	Boston College
47	Gates, DeMarquis	LB	6-2	221	Mississippi
50	Burnett, Kaelin	LB	6-4	234	Nevada
51	Robinson, Edmond	LB	6-3	245	Newberry
53	Lewis, Drew	LB	6-2	229	Colorado
54	Lewis, LaTroy	LB	6-3	240	Tennessee
56	Koroma, Tejan	OL	6-1	300	Brigham Young
58	Taylor, Colton	LS	5-11	241	Virginia Tech
59	McMillian, Vantrell	DL	6-3	255	Chattanooga
60	Weathersby, Toby	OL	6-5	315	LSU
65	Rhaney, Demetrius	OL	6-2	305	Tennessee State
66	Tucker, Marquez	OL	6-3	300	Southern Utah
69	Faciane, Isame	OL	6-3	300	Florida International
73	Tretola, Sebastian	OL	6-3	325	Arkansas
74	Gennesy, Avery	OL	6-5	315	Texas A&M
76	Bushell-Beatty, Juwann	OL	6-5	333	Michigan
77	Palmer, Kelvin	OL	6-4	290	Baylor
79	Poole, Terry	OL	6-5	307	San Diego State
90	Maxey, Johnny	DE	6-4	293	Mars Hill
91	Lyons, Caushaud	DL	6-5	284	Tusculum
93	Crawford, Corey	DE	6-5	283	Clemson
94	Ealy, Kony	DE	6-4	273	Missouri
96	Palmore, Walter	DL	6-4	320	Missouri
97	Wright, Gabe	DL	6-3	285	Auburn
98	James, Nick	DL	6-4	314	Mississippi State

LOS ANGELES WILDCATS ROSTER

No.	Name		Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	College
2	McClendon	Jalan	QB	6-4	222	Baylor
3	Kanoff	Chad	QB	6-4	205	Princeton
6	Schmidt	Colton	P	5-11	224	California-Davis
8	Johnson	Josh	QB	6-3	205	San Diego
9	Novak	Nick	K	5-11	202	Maryland
10	Whitfield	Kermit	WR	5-7	185	Florida State
11	Spruce	Nelson	WR	6-1	206	Colorado
15	McBride	Tre	WR	6-0	200	William & Mary
17	Greene	Jalen	WR	6-1	205	Utah State
18	Jennings	Adonis	WR	6-2	203	Temple
20	Dunlap	Jaylen	CB	6-0	186	Illinois
21	Diggs	Mar’Sean	SAF	6-1	218	Alabama-Birmingham
22	Couplin	Jerome	SAF	6-1	213	William & Mary
23	Stevens	Mike	CB	5-11	185	North Carolina State
24	Rose	Larry	RB	5-9	192	New Mexico State
25	Tatum	Roman	CB	5-11	174	Southern Illinois
26	Springs	Arrion	CB	5-11	208	Oregon
27	Miller	Harlan	CB	5-11	182	Southeast Louisiana
28	Carter	Martez	RB	5-7	210	Grambling State
29	Tocho	Jack	SAF	6-0	202	North Carolina State
32	Wiley	LaDarius	SAF	6-1	209	Vanderbilt
33	Harris	Dujuan	RB	5-7	206	Troy
34	Hood	Elijah	RB	5-11	232	North Carolina
36	Dixon	Ahmad	SAF	6-0	212	Baylor
44	Mays	Willie	LB	6-4	242	Tiffin
45	Navarro	Ryan	LS	6-0	234	Oregon State
50	Gause	Quentin	LB	6-0	232	Rutgers
52	Williams	Tre’	LB	6-2	236	Auburn
54	Jones	Taiwan	LB	6-2	245	Michigan State
56	Siragusa	Nico	OG	6-4	319	San Diego State
57	Smith	Will	LB	6-2	231	Texas Tech
59	Lauina	Fred	OG	6-3	315	Oregon State
62	Wallace	Dwayne	OT	6-3	327	Kansas
66	Vahe	Patrick	OG	6-2	325	Texas
70	McKenzie	Kahlil	OG	6-3	320	Tennessee
72	Norton	Storm	OT	6-8	308	Toledo
73	Robinson	Jaelin	OT	6-5	336	Temple
74	Roemer	Tyler	OT	6-6	315	San Diego State
75	Maiava	Lene	OT	6-5	311.6	Arizona
77	Oakman	Shawn	DE	6-9	280	Baylor
80	Blacknall	Saeed	WR	6-2	209	Penn State
82	Barnes	Brandon	TE	6-4	255	Alabama State
84	Smallwood	Jordan	WR	6-2	225	Oklahoma
88	Hampton	De’Quan	WR	6-3	223	Southern California
90	Henderson	Roderick	DE	6-1	355	Baylor
91	Roberts	Boogie	DT	6-2	289	San Jose State
93	Sanders	Trevon	DT	6-2	327	Troy
94	Reed	Cedric	DE	6-5	259	Texas
95	Hughes	Montori	DT	6-4	350	Tennessee-Martin
96	Johnson	Anthony	LB	6-2	263	Louisiana State
98	Taylor	Devin	DE	6-8	267	South Carolina
99	Brady	Latarius	DT	6-2	281	Memphis

NEW YORK GUARDIANS ROSTER

No.	Name	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	College
1	McKay, Mekale	WR	6-5	195	Cincinnati
2	Horn, Joe	WR	5-10	182	Missouri Western
3	Pearson, Colby	WR	6-0	194	Brigham Young
7	Perez, Luis	QB	6-2	222	Texas A&M Commerce
8	Vogel, Justin	P	6-4	215	Miami (FL)
9	Redding, Teo	WR	6-0	176	Bowling Green
10	Duke, Austin	WR	5-9	170	Charlotte
12	Williams, Marquise	QB	6-2	233	North Carolina
14	McGloin, Matt	QB	6-1	200	Penn State
16	McCrane, Matthew	K	5-10	167	Kansas State
17	Liggins, Justice	WR	6-1	198	Stephen F. Austin
20	Cook III, Tim	RB	6-0	247	Oregon State
21	Summers, Jamar	CB	5-11	186	Connecticut
22	Askew-Henry, Dravon	S	5-11	187	West Virginia
23	Stockton, Justin	RB	5-9	197	Texas Tech
24	Texada II, Ranthony	CB	5-8	181	Texas Christian
26	Neal, DeJuan	CB	5-11	193	Shepherd
27	Victor, Darius	RB	5-6	226	Towson
28	Sutton, Wesley	S	5-11	188	Northern Arizona
29	Jones, Bryce	CB	5’11	168	Akron
30	Soroh, Andrew	S	6-0	206	Florida Atlantic
31	Alexander, Terrence	CB	5-9	181	Louisiana State
33	Hendy, A.J.	S	6-1	202	Maryland
34	Colburn II, Matthew	RB	5-8	189	Wake Forest
36	Cox, Demetrious	S	6-0	196	Michigan State
42	Daly, Scott	LS	6-2	237	Notre Dame
44	Mueller, Ryan	LB	6-1	247	Kansas State
45	Hines, D’Juan	LB	6-1	227	Houston
47	Ginda, Frank	LB	6-0	235	San Jose State
48	Johnson, Jawuan	LB	5-11	230	Texas Christian
49	DeLuca, Nick	LB	6-3	227	North Dakota State
55	Wright, Charles	DE	6-3	221	Vanderbilt
56	Heeney, Ben	LB	6-0	218	Kansas
58	Rotimi JR, Bunmi	DE	6-3	265	Old Dominion
59	Dooley, Garret	LB	6-2	237	Wisconsin
68	Brumfield, Garrett	C	6-3	299	Louisiana State
69	Silberman, Ian	C	6-5	311	Boston College
70	Kling IV, John	T	6-7	353	Buffalo
71	Weiss, Brant	T	6-5	291	Toledo
73	Young, Avery	OL	6-5	347	Auburn
74	Jones, Jarron	T	6-6	320	Notre Dame
77	Mama, Damien	G	6-4	333	USC
78	Coyle, Anthony	G	6-5	298	Fordham
83	Sutherland, Jake	TE	6-4	250	Morehead State
85	Brown, Keenen	TE	6-2	256	Texas State
87	Powell, Jake	TE	6-5	231	Monmouth (NJ)
88	Bibbs, EJ	TE	6-3	260	Iowa State
91	Owens, Jarrell	DE	6-2	276	Oklahoma State
93	Barnes, TJ	DT	6-7	365	Georgia Tech
94	Mbu, Joey	DT	6-3	341	Houston
95	Johnson JR, Toby	DT	6-4	340	Georgia
99	Walker, Cavon	DT	6-2	287	Maryland

ST. LOUIS BATTLEHAWKS ROSTER

No.	Name	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	College
00	Payne, Jake	DT	6’4	300	Shenandoah
2	Washington, L’Damian	WR	6’4	216	Missouri
4	Fitzgerald, Nick	QB	6’5	227	Mississippi State
5	Russolino, Taylor	K	6’0	170	Millsaps
6	Heinicke, Taylor	QB	6’1	205	Old Dominion
7	King, Marquette	P	6’0	192	Fort Valley State
10	Ta’amu, Jordan	QB	6’2	221	Mississippi
14	Agudosi, Carlton	WR	6’6	220	Rutgers
15	Pierson-El, De’Mornay	WR	5’9	194	Nebraska
17	Mumphery, Keith	WR	6’0	210	Michigan State
20	Tillery, Lenard	RB	5’9	201	Southern University
23	Robinson, Kenny	S	6’2	198	West Virginia
21	Jones-Quartey, Harold	DB	5’11”	215	Findlay
24	Jones, Matt	RB	6’2	227	Florida
22	White, Ryan	CB	5’11”	196	Auburn
25	Hill, Will	S	6’1	202	Florida
26	McCoil, Dexter	S	6’4	224	Tulsa
28	Nelson, Robert	CB	5’10	174	Arizona State
29	Rivers, David	CB	6’0	185	Youngstown State
31	Caldwell, Trey	CB	5’8	188	Louisiana-Monroe
33	Michael, Christine	RB	5’10	220	Texas A&M
35	Wade, D’Montre	CB	6’0	200	Murray State
36	Ford, Keith	RB	5’10	219	Texas A&M
41	Hillary, Darius	DB	5’10	183	Wisconsin
42	Jones, Shaq	DE	6’2	248	Alabama-Birmingham
44	Powell, Joe	S	6’2	235	Globe Tech
48	Carew, Tanner	LS	6’1	245	Oregon
53	President, Gimel	DE	6’4	275	Illinois
54	Hendrix, Dewayne	DL	6’4	269	Pittsburgh
55	Ankrah, Andrew	DE	6’3	216	James Madison
56	Hoskins, Ro’Derrick	LB	6’2	230	Florida State
57	Garvin, Terence	LB	6’3	242	West Virginia
58	Beauharnais, Steve	LB	6’0	240	Rutgers
61	Reagan, Bruno	OT	6’3	322	Vanderbilt
64	Miller, Michael	OG	6’4	298	Washburn
66	Allen, Dejon	OG	6’3	290	Hawaii
67	Folkerts, Brian	OG	6’4	310	Washburn
69	McDonald, Andrew	OT	6’5	316	Indiana
72	Campos, Jake	OG	6’7	320	Iowa State
73	McCants, Matt	OT	6’5	309	Alabama-Birmingham
75	Wallace, Brian	OL	6’5	326	Arkansas
76	Perkins, Kent	OT	6’5	311	Texas
82	Hunt, Cole	TE	6’6	254	Texas Christian
83	Saxton, Wes	TE	6’4	240	South Alabama
84	Russell, Alonzo	WR	6’4	218	Toledo
85	Lucas, Marcus	WR	6’5	220	Missouri
87	Reilly, Brandon	WR	6’1	202	Nebraska
90	Sayles, Casey	DT	6’3	289	Ohio
94	Soulek, Kellen	DT	6’4	310	South Dakota State
95	Ward, Channing	DT	6’4	260	Mississippi
96	Lambert, Davonte	DT	6’1	279	Auburn
98	Clarke, Will	DL	6’6	271	West Virginia

SEATTLE DRAGONS ROSTER

No.	Name	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	College
2	Kasen Williams	WR	6-1	218	Washington
7	B.J. Daniels	QB	5-11	222	South Florida
9	Brock Miller	P	5-11	190	Southern Utah
10	John Santiago	WR	5-9	170	North Dakota
11	Sergio Bailey	WR	6-0	185	Eastern Michigan
12	Brandon Silvers	QB	6-3	224	Troy
13	Austin Proehl	WR	5-9	182	North Carolina
14	Alonzo Moore	WR	6-1	199	Nebraska
16	Dontez Byrd	WR	5-11	180	Tennessee Tech
19	Keenan Reynolds	WR	5-10	190	Navy
20	Kenneth Farrow	RB	5-10	219	Houston
21	Mohammed Seisay	CB	6-1	202	Nebraska
23	Trey Williams	RB	5-8	195	Texas A&M
24	Marko Myers	CB	5-10	185	Southeastern
25	Steve Williams	CB	5-9	181	California
27	Johnathan Alston	CB	6-1	206	North Carolina State
30	Channing Stribling	CB	6-2	188	Michigan
31	Ja’Quan Gardner	RB	5-5	201	Humboldt State
32	Tyson Graham	S	6-2	208	South Dakota
33	Jordan Martin	S	6-2	204	Syracuse
34	Jeremy Clark	CB	6-3	206	Michigan
35	Godwin Igwebuike	S	6-0	212	Northwestern
39	Santos Ramirez	S	6-1	202	Arkansas
41	Noah Borden	LS	6-1	220	Hawaii
50	Dillon Day	C	6-3	301	Mississippi St.
51	Praise Martin-Oguike	DE	6-0	258	Temple
52	Kyle Queiro	LB	6-2	215	Northwestern
55	Nick Temple	LB	5-10	224	Cincinnati
56	Nyles Morgan	LB	6-1	230	Notre Dame
57	Marcel Frazier	DE	6-5	256	Missouri
59	Steven Johnson	LB	6-1	239	Kansas
68	Cyril Richardson	G	6-5	329	Baylor
69	William Campbell	G	6-5	309	Michigan
72	Anthony Moten	DT	6-4	315	Miami (FL)
73	Kirk Barron	C	6-2	309	Purdue
75	Venzell Boulware	G	6-3	306	Tennessee
76	Michael Dunn	T	6-5	300	Maryland
77	Quinterrius Eatmon	T	6-6	313	South Florida
79	Isaiah Battle	T	6-6	312	Clemson
81	Colin Jeter	TE	6-5	250	LSU
84	Ben Johnson	TE	6-4	246	Kansas
85	Cam Clear	TE	6-5	277	Texas A&M
88	Evan Rodriguez	TE	6-2	239	Temple
89	Connor Hamlett	TE	6-7	259	Oregon State
90	Stansly Maponga	DE	6-2	256	TCU
91	Anthony Johnson	DE	6-3	279	Florida International
92	Durrant Miles	DE	6-4	263	Boise State
93	Will Sutton	DT	6-1	303	Arizona State
94	Pasoni Tasini	DT	6-4	297	Utah
97	Jacquies Smith	DE	6-3	253	Missouri
99	Jordan Thompson	DT	6-2	284	Northwestern

TAMPA BAY VIPERS ROSTER

No.	Name	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	College
3	Andrew Franks	K	6-1	205	Rensselaer Polytechnic
4	Taylor Cornelius	QB	6-6	232	Oklahoma State
8	Chase Litton	QB	6-5	230	Marshall
9	Quinton Flowers	QB/RB	5-10	211	South Florida
10	Jake Schum	P	5-11	212	Buffalo
11	Aaron Murray	QB	6-1	207	Georgia
13	Donteea Dye	WR	5-10	195	Heidelberg
14	Stacy Coley	WR	6-0	195	Miami (FL)
15	Seantavius Jones	WR	6-4	209	Valdosta State
17	Jalen Tolliver	WR	6-3	209	Arkansas-Monticello
18	Reece Horn	WR	6-3	213	Indianapolis
19	Tanner McEvoy	WR	6-6	230	Wisconsin
20	Tarvarus McFadden	DB	6-2	205	Florida State
21	Robert Priester	S	5-9	181	Wyoming
22	Rannell Hall	DB	6-0	200	Central Florida
23	Anthoula Kelly	DB	5-10	183	Fresno State
24	De’Veon Smith	RB	5-11	225	Michigan
27	Micah Hannemann	S	6-0	190	Brigham Young
28	Bryce Canady	CB	6-0	193	Florida International
29	Jacques Patrick	RB	6-3	235	Florida State
30	Demontre Hurst	CB	5-10	183	Oklahoma
31	Corey Moore	DB	6-2	200	Georgia
32	Jalen Collins	CB	6-1	203	Louisiana State
33	Shelton Lewis	CB	6-0	185	Florida Atlantic
34	Mack Brown	RB	5-11	213	Florida
35	Marcelis Branch	S	5-11	190	Robert Morris
41	Terrance Plummer	LB	6-1	234	Central Florida
42	Nick Moore	LS	6-3	245	Georgia
43	Emmanuel Beal	LB	6-0	223	Oklahoma
45	Lucas Wacha	LB	6-1	230	Wyoming
49	Nikita Whitlock	DT	5-10	250	Wake Forest
50	John Yarbrough	OC	6-4	300	Richmond
53	Deiontrez Mount	DE	6-5	253	Louisville
56	Ike Spearman	LB	6-0	233	Eastern Michigan
63	Jordan McCray	OC	6-3	322	Central Florida
67	Jerald Foster	OG	6-3	335	Nebraska
71	Isaiah Williams	OT	6-3	306	Akron
73	Martez Ivey	OT	6-5	315	Florida
75	Andrew Tiller	OG	6-5	334	Syracuse
76	Daronte Bouldin	OG	6-6	331	Mississippi
78	Marquis Lucas	OT	6-4	315	West Virginia
80	DeAndre Goolsby	TE	6-5	240	Florida
81	Daniel Williams	WR	6-3	201	Jackson State
83	Ryan Davis	WR	5-10	189	Auburn
85	Nick Truesdell	TE	6-5	249	Grand Rapids Jr. Co.
86	Colin Thompson	TE	6-4	258	Temple
91	Bobby Richardson	DE	6-3	286	Indiana
92	Josh Banks	DT	6-4	290	Wake Forest
95	CeCe Jefferson	DE	6-1	266	Florida
96	Jason Neill	DE	6-3	278	Texas-San Antonio
97	Ricky Walker	DT	6-2	295	Virginia Tech

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2020 Pro Bowl: How to tune in, and which Saints are playing

New Orleans Saints players like Alvin Kamara and Drew Brees will get to reunite with Mark Ingram at the 2020 Pro Bowl. Here’s how to watch.

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There’s no telling what will happen at the 2020 Pro Bowl. Last year, New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara got on the field with the defense, and nearly sacked Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson. This year, Kamara is surrounded by teammates, including quarterback Drew Brees, wide receiver Michael Thomas, and three of the five Saints’ starting offensive linemen (Terron Armstead, Andrus Peat, and Larry Warford). Tight end Jared Cook, kick returner Deonte Harris, kicker Wil Lutz, and defensive end Cameron Jordan round out the pack.

It’s going to be a fun game, which is probably what the Saints are hoping for after another disappointing playoffs loss. The week of festivities, events, and hours spent at Disney World have to be a welcome reprieve for the players and their families.

Back to the Pro Bowl: the Saints will be playing on the NFC Team, led by Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll and his staff. The AFC Team is marshaled by Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh, with league MVP favorite Lamar Jackson starting at quarterback and a familiar face next to him at running back: Mark Ingram. It won’t take long for Kamara and the Saints to reunite with their former teammate.

Here’s everything you need to know so that you can tune in for the Pro Bowl:

Game Information

NFC Team (Seattle Seahawks) vs. AFC Team (Baltimore Ravens)

3:00 p.m. ET Sunday, Jan. 26

Camping World Stadium, Orlando, Fla.

Television

ESPN, ABC

Streaming

fuboTV (try it for free)

And here’s the full list of Saints participating in this year’s all-star game:

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