Jameis Winston’s career in Tampa Bay was over long before the Bucs went out and signed Tom Brady in free agency. You simply don’t throw 30 interceptions for the quarterback-whispering Bruce Arians and automatically get your starting job back.

Winston’s contract with the Buccaneers expired and there was no way Tampa Bay was using the franchise tag on a guy who will likely be an NFL backup in 2020. With returning to Tampa Bay now definitely out of the equation, where will Winston end up next season?

It’s no secret that the NFL is still the top dog in terms of professional football, but the XFL is looking to compete. If you want to attract viewers, you need to bring something new to the table. It can’t just be, “Hey, we’re kind of like the NFL, but we play in the spring.” It needs to be fresh, and that’s just what the XFL has done.

We’ll be going over all the ways that the XFL has differentiated itself from the NFL, in terms of rule changes, (don’t worry, we won’t bore you to death). Almost all of these have to do with what’s going down on the field, and some of these XFL rule changes actually add more excitement compared to their NFL counterpart. Let’s dive in!

Winning the Super Bowl is a dream of every single player who makes it into the NFL. Health, Coaching, and Talent are the main ingredients when constructing a team to compete for the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Salaries are almost as large as the egos that are competing on the gridiron. The NFL’s television ratings and overall fan attendance, leads the 4 major professional sports leagues in North America (NBA, MLB, NBA, and NHL). Life has never been better or more profitable for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and the owners.