DC Defenders
The DC Defenders are a professional American football team based in Washington, D.C. The team is an owned-and-operated member of the new XFL owned by Dwayne Johnson’s Alpha Acquico and plays its home games at Audi Field, which is a soccer-specific stadium owned and originally built by Major League Soccer's D.C. United. At 20,000 seats, Audi Field is the smallest stadium in the XFL.
A. J. TarpleyAdrien RobinsonAnthony Johnson (defensive lineman)Antwione WilliamsBradley SylveCardale JonesChase FarrisDeAndre ThompkinsDonnel PumphreyDonnie ErnsbergerDoran GrantDorian JohnsonEd EaganEli RogersElijah CampbellElijah QuallsHunter NiswanderJalen MyrickJameer ThurmanJay BromleyJhurell PressleyJonathan MassaquoiJordan Morgan (American football)Jordan WesterkampJustin Thomas (American football)Kahlil_McKenzieKamrin MooreKhalid Abdullah (running back)Khari LeeKristjan_SokoliLaDarius_GunterMalachi_DupreMalcolm BuncheMatt_ElamMax McCaffreyNick BrossetteRahim_MooreRashad RossRichard MullaneyRonald Patrick
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2019_Philadelphia_Eagles_season2020 DC Defenders season2020 New York Guardians season2020 Seattle Dragons season2020 Tampa Bay Vipers season2020 XFL seasonA. J. TarpleyAdrien RobinsonAnthony Johnson (defensive lineman)Antwione WilliamsBeer snakeBob Saunders (American football)Boise State Broncos footballBradley SylveCardale JonesChase FarrisChris ScelfoColin Thompson (American football)Dallas RenegadesDe'Ondre WesleyDeAndre ThompkinsDonnel PumphreyDonnie ErnsbergerDoran GrantDorian JohnsonEd EaganEli RogersElijah CampbellElijah QuallsFlag of Washington, D.C.Flushing High SchoolHouston RoughnecksHunter NiswanderJake CeresnaJalen MyrickJameer ThurmanJay BromleyJaylen Smith (wide receiver)Jeff FitzGerald
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DC Defenders
The DC Defenders are a professional American football team based in Washington, D.C. The team is an owned-and-operated member of the new XFL owned by Dwayne Johnson’s Alpha Acquico and plays its home games at Audi Field, which is a soccer-specific stadium owned and originally built by Major League Soccer's D.C. United. At 20,000 seats, Audi Field is the smallest stadium in the XFL.
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Erik Moses
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