Arlington Renegades 2024 UFL Season Recap

Arlington Renegades 2024 UFL Team Review

Last year, head coach Bob Stoops and the Arlington Renegades won the XFL championship. Thus, Arlington was a popular future market pick for the 2024 UFL season. Instead, the Renegades suffered through a nightmare campaign that ended with a last place finish. Arlington heads into an offseason of uncertainty for Stoops. The college legend football legend who led the Oklahoma Sooners to a national championship with several other close calls has to be disappointed at being the head man for a minor league spring football team that finished in the basement of its division. Mercifully, the season is over for an Arlington team that was among the biggest disappointments in the UFL.

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Arlington Renegades 2024 Team Review

The Arlington Renegades have a record of 3-7. The Renegades are in 4th place in the UFL XFL Division standings. On offense, Arlington ranks 2nd for total yards, 6th for rushing, 1st for passing, and 3rd for scoring. On defense, Arlington ranks 7th for total yards, 7th for rushing, 7th for passing, and 6th for scoring. Last week, the Arlington Renegades won on the road 32-31 against the D.C. Defenders.

The Arlington Renegades (3-7, 2-4 XFL) took down the D.C. Defenders (4-6, 2-4 XFL) on Sunday afternoon at Audi Field, 32-31. Arlington closes out the season, winning three of their last four games after starting the year with six consecutive losses.

The Renegades jump-started the game with an impressive 10-play, 63-yard drive that concluded with a 27-yard field goal knocked in by PK Jonathan Garibay. On the ensuing kickoff, Defenders’ WR Chris Rowland ripped off a 55-yard return, setting D.C. up in Arlington territory for their first drive of the afternoon. PK Matt McCrane would convert on a field goal from 44 yards out, knotting things up at 3-3. Following back-to-back punts by both teams, QB Luis Perez would be picked off for just the third time this season, with D.C. CB Gareon Conley coming up with the interception.

Arlington’s defense came up with a big fourth down stop to begin the second quarter, with ILB Donald Payne picking up the crucial tackle for loss. The Renegades capitalized on the stop with a 40-yard field goal by Garibay just eight plays later, giving them a 6-3 lead. On the stemming kickoff, Rowland returned it 84 yards to the house for D.C., giving Arlington their first deficit of the game at 9-6. After another punt by the Renegades, the Defenders would score yet again, as QB Jordan Ta’amu connected with WR Vyncint Smith for a 43-yard touchdown. Trailing 15-6, the Renegades would find paydirt just before halftime, as Perez hit WR Tyler Vaughns in the back of the end zone for a five-yard touchdown. A successful two-point conversion reception by RB Devin Darrington from Perez made it 15-14 going into the half.

Starting on defense in the third quarter, the Renegades were hit with two big pass interference penalties (15 yards each). The Defenders would score once again, as RB Cam’Ron Harris punched it in from a yard out, putting Arlington down 21-14. The Renegades would settle for another field goal on their first drive of the second half, as Garibay converted from 36 yards out. Arlington forced a D.C. three-and-out and was driving as the third quarter came to a close.

2024 Arlington Renegades UFL Schedule

UFL Teams

• Birmingham Stallions
• Houston Roughnecks
• Memphis Showboats
• Michigan Panthers
• Arlington Renegades
• D.C. Defenders
• San Antonio Brahmas
• St. Louis Battlehawks

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