Following four weeks of play, there are only two undefeated teams remaining across the XFL. There are also two teams left that have yet to win a game. One of those franchises is the Orlando Guardians and head coach Terrell Buckley. The former FSU star has seen his team be outscored 117-49 through four contests.
There are eight teams in the league that are split into two four-team divisions - the XFL North and XFL South. Each franchise will play the teams in their division twice while also playing the four teams in the opposite division once to make up a total of ten regular season games. The top two teams in each division will advance to the playoffs.
Multiple former Seminoles are playing in the league, including Orlando quarterback Deondre Francois, San Antonio running back Jacques Patrick, Orlando linebacker Terrance Smith, and D.C. linebacker Reggie Northrup.
Here's a complete look at the week and how former Florida State stars performed.
Orlando Guardians (0-4) vs. Houston Roughnecks (4-0): Roughnecks 44, Orlando 16
Orlando Quarterback Deondre Francois: In relief duty, Francois completed 1/4 passes for 19 yards and rushed once for six yards.
Orlando Linebacker Terrance Smith: Three total tackles (two solo, one assisted)
Orlando Linebacker DeCalon Brooks: Brooks is on the Injured/Reserved list
Former FSU cornerback Tony Carter and former assistant Mark Snyder are members of Seminole legend Terrell Buckley's coaching staff in Orlando.
The Guardians continue to plummet and are one of two winless teams remaining in the league. Houston got out to a 20-0 lead in the first quarter after returning Paxton Lynch's fumble for a touchdown. The Roughnecks never looked back and rolled from that point on.
Next Week: Houston at Seattle/Orlando at Vegas
Seattle Sea Dragons (2-2) vs. San Antonio Brahmas (1-3): Sea Dragons 15, Brahmas 6
San Antonio Running Back Jacques Patrick: two rushes for five yards, two catches for 17 yards
San Antonio Offensive Lineman Derrick Kelly: The Brahmas added Kelly to the Injured/Reserved list after he suffered a calf injury last week
San Antonio was held under 200 yards of total offense after deciding to rely on the passing game. The Brahmas put the ball in the air 39 times compared to only 11 rushing attempts. The game was tied at the half but Seattle's defense tightened up in the final two quarters. For the second straight week, Josh Gordon iced a game with a touchdown catch in the final minutes.
Next Week: Seattle vs. Houston/San Antonio vs. Arlington
St. Louis Battlehawks (3-1) vs. Arlington Renegades (2-2): Battlehawks 24, Renegades 11
St. Louis Wide Receiver George Campbell: No stats recorded
The Battlehawks responded with a strong effort after suffering their first loss last week. St. Louis iced the game with a touchdown drive in the fourth quarter to provide the Renegades with their second consecutive defeat.
Next Week: St. Louis vs. D.C./Arlington at San Antonio
D.C. Defenders (4-0) vs. Vegas Vipers (0-4): Defenders 32, Vipers 18
D.C. Linebacker Reggie Northrup: Three total tackles (3 solo) and two tackles for loss
The Defenders continued their successful start to the season with a double-digit victory against the Vipers. D.C. has been dominant at home as the middle of the year is already on the horizon. Vegas is one of two remaining teams in the league but has been more competitive than Orlando. The two will match up next week.
Next Week: D.C. at St. Louis/Vegas vs. Orlando
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