BRAHMAS

People choosing to attend the XFL championship game on Saturday can avoid parking fees and traffic by taking the VIA Park and Ride service to the Alamodome.

The Alamodome in downtown San Antonio will be busy on Saturday as it will host the Brahmas’ final game of the regular season and the Fiesta carnival.

Following Saturday night's dramatic win, the San Antonio Brahmas will enter the final week of the XFL regular season with hope of making the playoffs intact.

Jordan Williams returned a fumble 39 yards for San Antonio’s only touchdown and John Parker Romo kicked three field goals, as the Brahmas defeated the Renegades 15-9 to snap a three-game losing streak.

In their first XFL home game since their season-opener in mid-February, the San Antonio Brahmas come up short in another hard-fought intra-state rivalry game to the Arlington Renegades.

People choosing to attend any of the San Antonio Brahmas’ remaining XFL games can avoid parking fees and traffic by taking the VIA Park and Ride service to the Alamodome.

Before the XFL season began, San Antonio Brahmas head coach Hines Ward embraced the intra-state rivalry between the three Texas teams in the revamped league. The Brahmas’ first chance to earn bragging rights came Sunday night in Houston, but the hometown Roughnecks had other plans.

Quarterback Jack Coan threw three touchdown passes, as the San Antonio Brahmas picked up their first win of the season 30-12 over the Orlando Guardians on Sunday afternoon.

The XFL’s San Antonio Brahmas had a let down on the field losing their season opener and just days later they’ve now seen a shakeup in their front office.

Several members of KSAT Insider joined us on the Alamodome field for the San Antonio Brahmas game on Feb. 19.

The San Antonio Brahmas game at the Alamodome garnered an attendance of 24,245 — a number nearly double the attendance of other teams in the XFL — when they faced the St. Louis Battlehawks.

Twenty-nine winners (and one guest per winner) will join us on the Alamodome field on Feb. 19.

A local brewery is partnering with San Antonio’s rebooted XFL team ahead of Sunday’s opener at the Alamodome.

San Antonio’s rebooted XFL team is kicking off its 2023 season on Sunday at the Alamodome and former professional wrestler Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson will be there to see it.

People attending the San Antonio Brahmas first XFL game next weekend can avoid parking fees and traffic by taking the VIA Park and Ride service to the Alamodome.

The XFL on Thursday announced its inaugural schedule for the 2023 season and the San Antonio Brahmas will play the St. Louis Battlehawks on Sunday, Feb. 19 at the Alamodome.