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The CoFL is proud to announce the Indianapolis Capitols as the newest franchise in the Northern Division, and this isn’t just another expansion announcement. This is a revival rooted in championship history. Indianapolis carries one of the strongest legacies in Continental Football League lore. The original Capitols became the final champions of the league’s original era, winning the 1969 Continental Cup Championship in a dramatic sudden-death overtime thriller.

The Continental Football League (CoFL) has officially welcomed the Michigan Arrows as the league’s third franchise in the Northern Division, marking a major step forward in the CoFL’s growth toward Summer 2026. More than a new team announcement, the return of the Arrows represents a revival of one of the most historic names tied to the league’s original era, bringing professional football energy back to Michigan with a brand rooted in tradition and built for today.

NFL legend Jerry Glanville brings decades of defensive firepower and personality to the San Antonio Toros. Here’s why this hire matters for the CoFL.

Midland, Texas: When you talk about football in America, certain places don’t just play the game— they breathe it. And in the Permian Basin, under Friday Night Lights that have inspired books, movies, and legends, a new story is officially beginning. Tall City "Black Gold" Logo Today, the Continental Football League proudly welcomes the Tall City Black Gold  of Midland, Texas, as the newest member of our expanding Southern Division. This isn’t just another team joining a lea

Fifteen-year semi-pro powerhouse joins CoFL’s Northern Division alongside the Ohio Valley Ironmen WHEELING, WV  — The Continental Football League (CoFL) today announced the addition of the Cincinnati Dukes , a storied semi-professional program with fifteen years of success, to its expanding lineup of professional franchises. Led by Managing Partner Levar Berry , the Dukes will compete in the Northern Division  beginning with the 2026 season, joining the Ohio Valley Ironmen  a

Born of the Alamo Spirit The San Antonio Toros are back—and this time, their horns are aimed at the future. On Wednesday, the Continental Football League (CoFL) officially announced the return of the historic Texas franchise as part of its 2026 re-launch.

The Jersey Jays: Blue-Collar Football in the Shadow of Giants revisits the 1969 season of New Jersey’s forgotten Continental Football League team, a gritty, working-class squad that battled for pride in the shadow of the NFL. The story explores the Jays’ surprising 7–5 record and their enduring legacy within the Garden State’s football heritage. It also highlights the potential rebirth of a modern CoFL franchise at Hinchliffe Stadium in Paterson.

The Continental Football League (CoFL) is redefining roster management with a system rooted in development, community, and regional identity. Each team may invite 50 players to training camp, with 25 between ages 18–25, ensuring youth and opportunity drive competition. Final rosters are set at 36 active players plus 4 practice squad members, emphasizing versatility and depth. Every franchise must also include five local players, athletes who played high school or small colleg

The Continental Football League redefines the fourth quarter with The Continental Shift—a bold fusion of American and Canadian rules featuring three downs, waggle motion, and the Rouge. Fast, unpredictable, and historic, it’s football’s next evolution: Three quarters of tradition. One quarter of revolution.