XFL players invited to 2023 NFL minicamps

The XFL has one game remaining, as the D.C. Defenders take on the Arlington Renegades in San Antonio, Saturday May 13 for the XFL Championship. But that hasn’t stopped players from getting invites to try out for NFL clubs. A few have been reported, with Sea Dragons quarterback Ben DiNucci, the passing yardage and touchdown leader, getting an invite with the Broncos being the biggest name so far.

Brahma’s running back Jacques Patrick, the second leading rusher in the league, received an invite from the Broncos as well. The leader in touchdown receptions, Hakeem Butler, will get a tryout with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

We will likely have a few more players getting invites, as RB Abram Smith, QB A.J. McCarron, and wide receiver Jahcour Pearson all added strong seasons to their resume in 2023. Keep an eye on this post for additional XFL invitees.

Atlanta Falcons

Kevin Atkins, defensive tackle, St. Louis Battlehawks

Lukas Denis, defensive back, St. Louis Battlehawks

Cam Sutton, tight end, Vegas Vipers

Barry Wesley, tackle, Seattle Sea Dragons

Baltimore Ravens

Jack Snyder, offensive guard, Houston Roughnecks

Carolina Panthers

Dohnovan West, center, Vegas Vipers

Jordan Thomas, tight end, Orlando Guardians

Cleveland Browns

Luq Barcoo, defensive back, San Antonio Brahmas

Denver Broncos

Ben DiNucci, quarterback, Seattle Sea Dragons

Trent Harris, linebacker, Houston Rougnecks

Jacques Patrick, running back, San Antonio Brahmas

Detroit Lions

Darrius Shepherd, wide receiver, St. Louis Battlehawks

Miami Dolphins

Freedom Akinmoladun, defensive end, St. Louis BattleHawks

Jack Snyder, offensive guard, Houston Roughnecks

New York Jets

Jack Coan, quarterback, San Antonio Brahmas

Philadelphia Eagles

Charleston Rambo, wide receiver, Orlando Guardians

Pittsburgh Steelers

Hakeem Butler, wide receiver, St. Louis Battlehawks

Chidi Okeke, tackle San Antonio Brahmas

Seattle Seahawks

Austin Faoliu, defensive tackle, Seattle Sea Dragons

Alex Mollette, center, Seattle Sea Dragons

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

C.J. Brewer, Defensive tackle, Houston Roughnecks