XFL Announces 8 Host Cities for 2023 Reboot

The XFL just made a big announcement about the 2023 season. During a town hall meeting on Sunday, the league announced the eight host cities and venues for the rebooted spring professional football league. The XFL also revealed the coaching assignments for the eight host cities. 

"We've had a clear vision for the XFL – the values to instill, the diversity of our leaders, the innovation of the game and how we want to deeply engage with our communities so they can help bring this vision to life. Today, our league takes another step closer to the 2023 kickoff as we officially announce where our teams will play," XFL owner/chairwoman Dany Garcia said during the town hall meeting, per Deadline. "What brings a league to life is the passion of the fandom behind it. In each of these cities, we will co-create with our fans and build these teams from the ground up so that they represent the unique fabric of our communities. We welcome all football fans to join us as we get ready for kickoff in February."  The first XFL game is scheduled to take place on Feb. 18, 2023. All 43 regular season and playoff games will be televised and/or streamed on Disney platforms. Here's a look at the eight host cities, venues and head coaches.