XFL schedule Week 3: What football games are on today? TV channels, times, scores

Maybe the third time is the charm?

In a battle of the winless squads, someone’s 0 must go, with the Vegas Vipers and Seattle Sea Dragons opening XFL Week 3 action on Saturday night.

So far, the Vipers have lost in a few different ways: They blew a lead against Arlington in Week 1, losing 22-20 after holding a 14-3 halftime lead. In Week 2, Vegas could only muster six points in their loss to the Defenders, scoring in the first quarter and then getting shut out the remainder of the game.

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The Sea Dragons haven’t been able to get over the turnover bug early in the season. Quarterback Ben DiNucci (of Dallas Cowboys fame) fumbled twice in Week 2, pairing with his two interceptions in Week 1, playing into the 0-2 record.

What happens when an immovable, losing object runs into a winless, yet unstoppable force? You get the XFL, baby. 

Here’s the Week 3 action:

XFL schedule Week 3

• Saturday, March 4

Score
Seattle Sea Dragons 30, Vegas Vipers 26

• Sunday, March 5

Scores
D.C. Defenders 34, St. Louis Battlehawks 28
Arlington Renegades 10, Orlando Guardians 9
Houston Roughnecks 22, San Antonio Brahmas 13

XFL Week 3 games TV channels, live streams

Sea Dragons vs. Vipers

• Date: Saturday, March 4
• Kickoff: 7 p.m. ET
• TV channel: FX
• Live stream: ESPN+, fuboTV

In a battle of the winless squads, the Vipers visit Seattle to take on the Sea Dragons. Seattle quarterback Ben DiNucci leads the XFL in passing yards, but has also had an issue taking care of the ball through the first two games of the season. The Vipers look to pick up their first win of the year, while they continue to navigate their quarterback situation between Luis Perez and Brett Hundley. Perez was benched for Hundley in Week 2.

Battlehawks vs. Defenders

• Date: Sunday, March 5
• Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET
• TV channel: FX
• Live stream: ESPN+, fuboTV

On the other side of the standings, the Battlehawks and Defenders meet in a matchup of two of the three remaining undefeated teams in the XFL. St. Louis has notched two come-from-behind wins en route to their 2-0 record. The Defenders have some work to do on the offensive side of the ball, though a 2-0 start should give them time to figure it out.

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Guardians vs. Renegades

• Date: Sunday, March 5
• Kickoff: 4 p.m. ET
• TV channel: FX
• Live stream: ESPN+, fuboTV

The 0-2 Guardians could walk out of their home building on Sunday afternoon as the lone remaining winless team in the XFL, as they take on one of the league’s better squads in Arlington. The Renegades are looking to bounce back from a Week 2 loss to cross-state rival Houston.

Brahmas vs. Roughnecks

• Date: Sunday, March 5
• Kickoff: 8 p.m. ET
• TV channel: ESPN2
• Live stream: ESPN+, fuboTV

The Roughnecks sit atop the XFL South and face off against cross-state rival San Antonio on Sunday night, capping the XFL weekend. The Roughnecks have put together one of the league’s better offenses, with their seven total TDs pacing the league entering Week 3. The Brahmas sit in second, accounting for five touchdowns through two games this season.