Warning: Video contains coarse language
One of the beloved innovations of the original XFL that's returning with XFL 2.0 is in-game player interviews.
While the prospect of hearing what a player has to say immediately after an on-field scuffle is intriguing, it probably shouldn't surprise anyone that it can result in unsavory language being aired live:
Apparently there's still a little bit of 2001 XFL in there after all... #XFL2020 pic.twitter.com/Y5AE2Mh77z
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) February 8, 2020
Clearly, whoever's in charge of bleeping out offensive language during the game broadcast is still knocking off the preseason rust.
