The Xfl Is Getting Really Good: Best & Worst Of Week 3

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The Worst Cheater Award: Quentin Dormandy

Quentin Dormandy, a player for the Guardians, earns the worst cheater award this week. He was accused of selling or giving plays to a rival team, which is a violation of the XFL rules. The league is currently investigating the situation. While we await more information, we can confirm that Dormandy is not the love child of Kirk Cousins and Andrew Luck.

The Best Game: Vipers vs. Dragons

The Vipers and the Dragons put on a show in what turned out to be the best game of the weekend. The Dragons finally secured a win, with quarterback Brandon Silvers leading the charge. The game started off shaky for the Dragons, but they turned it around and didn't let the victory slip away. It was a game filled with excitement and big plays.

The Funeral of a Spring League Hero: Vegas Vipers

The Vegas Vipers made a bold decision to bench their spring league hero, Luis Perez, and start Brett Hundley instead. Although the Vipers lost, Hundley showed great improvement and performance. He threw for 224 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions. But Hundley's contribution didn't stop there; he also showcased his skills on the ground, leading the team in rushing yards. With Hundley leading the way, the Vipers are set for a big turnaround.

The Best Quarterback: Jordan Ta'amu

Jordan Ta'amu, the quarterback for the Renegades, earns the title of the best quarterback of the week. He became the first XFL quarterback to pass for over 300 yards this season. Ta'amu displayed his clutch abilities with some impressive throws, leading his team to victory. He currently leads the league in passing yards and completion percentage.

The Most Exciting Game: Battle Hawks vs. Defenders

The Battle Hawks and Defenders put on a show, delivering an exciting game filled with points and sustained scoring drives. While there were a few fumbles and interceptions, the overall performance from both teams was electrifying. The highlight of the game goes to quarterback Jordan Ta'amu, who threw a bomb to Chris Blair on the Defenders' first drive, setting up a touchdown pass to Ethan Wolfe. The game had its fair share of ups and downs, but it was a thrilling battle until the very end.

The Worst Slip: Battle Hawks' Blunder

The Battle Hawks had a slip-up during the game that led to a costly interception return for a touchdown by the Defenders' cornerback, Michael Joseph. It was a moment that highlighted the importance of maintaining focus and precision in every play.

The Best Celebration: Brian Hill's People's Elbow

Running back Brian Hill of the Battle Hawks celebrated his touchdown reception with an iconic move – the People's Elbow. It was a tribute to pro wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who is also the owner of the XFL. Hill's celebration added an extra element of excitement and entertainment to the game.

The Best Kick Return: Darius Shepard's Explosive Return

Darius Shepard of the Battle Hawks showcased his speed and agility with an impressive kick return that set his team up in a favorable position. His dynamic play ignited the crowd and led to a touchdown that gave the Battle Hawks the lead.

The Best Finish: Defenders' Late Game Heroics

The Defenders pulled off a thrilling comeback victory, thanks to the touchdown drives led by quarterbacks Jordan Ta'amu and De'Eric King. Despite a fumble and a close interception, the Defenders managed to secure the win with a late-game touchdown and a two-point conversion. The game ended with an intense sack on the Battle Hawks' AJ McCarron, cementing the Defenders' victory.

The Most Blaming Other F's: AJ McCarron

AJ McCarron of the Guardians takes the blame game to a new level, openly criticizing the referees for their missed calls. He claimed that the refs admitted to their mistakes, even receiving apologies. McCarron's frustration was evident, and it escalated when a fight broke out after a hard hit in the game.

The Worst Game: Renegades vs. Guardians

The game between the Renegades and the Guardians was not a fan favorite, mainly due to the low scoring and lackluster performance. The Guardians managed to hold on for a narrow victory despite the lack of offensive production. Turnovers and ineffective ball security plagued both teams throughout the game.

The Most Improved Player: Paxton Lynch

Paxton Lynch of the Guardians showed improvement in this game, displaying efficiency and responsible play. He did not turn the ball over and outperformed his former Broncos teammate, Kyle Slaughter. Lynch's performance gave hope to the Guardians, even though they failed to convert their extra point attempts.

The Best Friend Award: Kyle Slaughter

Kyle Slaughter, the Renegades' quarterback, earns the best friend award for his role in convincing tight end Sal Canela to join the XFL. Canela has become a key player for the Renegades, leading the team in receptions. Slaughter also contributed with a touchdown pass, securing a win for the Renegades.

The Best Interception: The Magic of Ginny Harris

Ginny Harris of the Roughnecks pulled off a magical interception that left everyone awe-struck. It seemed as though the receiver had caught the pass, but Harris managed to swoop in and celebrate with the ball in his possession. It was a play that even caught the attention of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

An Exciting League That Grabs Our Hearts

The XFL continues to excite and entertain with its unique brand of football. Each week brings memorable moments, dramatic finishes, and exceptional plays. As the league gains momentum, fans look forward to more incredible performances from their favorite teams and players. The XFL is a spring league like no other, captivating hearts and minds with its energy and enthusiasm.