Here are the 8 cities getting XFL teams for the league's revamped 2020 season

Capacity: 82,500

Year opened: 2010

Current residents: New York Giants, New York Jets

Capacity: 20,000

Year opened: 2018

Current residents: D.C. United

Capacity: 27,000

Year opened: 2003

Current residents: LA Galaxy, Los Angeles Chargers

Capacity: 42,822

Year opened: 2014

Current residents: Houston Cougars

Capacity: 66,695

Year opened: 1995

Current residents: None, former home of the St. Louis Rams

Capacity: 72,000

Year opened: 2002

Current residents: Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Sounders FC

Capacity: 49,115

Year opened: 1994

Current residents: Texas Rangers

Capacity: 65,618

Year opened: 1998

Current residents: Tampa Bay Buccaneers, South Florida Bulls

• The new XFL is going to have several major and surprising differences from the first iteration
• Johnny Manziel expressed interest in the new XFL, and it backfired immediately
• Vince McMahon's role in the new XFL sounds as if it'll be in stark contrast to the original version