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.

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.

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

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.

When the Continental Football League (CoFL) was reintroduced earlier this year, one of its central promises was to bring football back to the communities that live and breathe the game, but often go overlooked by the NFL. Today, that promise takes another step forward with the announcement of the Texas Syndicate, the newest member of the CoFL and the first official franchise in the league’s Southern Division.