All current Call of Duty League 2021 rosters

Keep up to date with how the CDL teams are shaping up.

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The second Call of Duty League season is nearly here and many of the teams have overhauled their rosters following the league’s decision to move back to four-person lineups.

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Every franchise except the defending CDL champions, the Dallas Empire, added a player to their projected starting roster. These moves, the teams hope, will help them survive the long regular season and win $1.2 million at the 2021 CDL Playoffs.

Related: Call of Duty League rostermania: 2021 CDL preseason

Here are the current rosters for all of the Call of Duty League teams for the 2021 season.

Atlanta FaZe

  • aBeZy
  • Arcitys
  • Cellium
  • Simp
  • Sib (substitute)
  • Crowder (head coach)

Dallas Empire

  • Crimsix
  • Huke
  • iLLeY
  • Shotzzy
  • FeLo (substitute)
  • Rambo (head coach)

Florida Mutineers

  • Havok
  • Neptune
  • Owakening
  • Skyz
  • Slacked (substitute)
  • Atura (head coach)

London Royal Ravens

  • PaulEhx
  • Seany
  • Zaptius
  • Zed
  • Afro (substitute)
  • Alexx (substitute)
  • Dylan (substitute)
  • Zer0 (substitute)
  • Dominate (head coach)

Los Angeles Guerrillas

  • Apathy
  • Assault
  • Chino
  • SiLLY
  • MentaL (substitute)
  • Vivid (substitute)
  • Bevils (head coach)

Los Angeles Thieves

  • Drazah
  • Kenny
  • TJHaLy
  • Venom
  • SlasheR (substitute)
  • JKap (head coach)

Minnesota RØKKR

  • Accuracy
  • Attach
  • Priestahh
  • Standy
  • MajorManiak (substitute)
  • Saintt (head coach)

New York Subliners

  • Asim
  • Clayster
  • Diamondcon
  • Mack
  • HyDra (substitute)
  • Revan (head coach)

OpTic Chicago

  • Dashy
  • Envoy
  • FormaL
  • Scump
  • General (substitute)
  • Sender (head coach)

Paris Legion

  • AquA
  • Classic
  • Skrapz
  • Temp
  • Theory (head coach)

Seattle Surge

  • Gunless
  • Loony
  • Octane
  • Prestinni
  • Nubzy (head coach)

Toronto Ultra

  • Bance
  • Cammy
  • CleanX
  • Insight
  • Methodz (substitute)
  • MarkyB (head coach)

This article was last updated at 5:41pm CT on April 21, 2021.

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Dot Esports associate editor. Co-host of the Ego Chall Podcast. Since discovering esports through the 2013 Call of Duty Championship, Preston has pursued a career in esports and gaming. He graduated from Youngstown State University with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2021.