2020 Fargo Oilers Season

The 2020 Fargo Oilers season is the fourth season of the Fargo Oilers franchise in the United Football League. It is the first season of the franchise in Fargo, North Dakota, with the Oilers having relocated from Detroit, Michigan during the 2019 UFL Off-season, playing as the Detroit Stingers from their inception into the league in 2017 until 2019. It is the Oilers' first season under head coach Dawson Jack, and their first season under starting quarterback Alfons Fecanji. The Oilers kicked off their 2020 season with a loss against the Vancouver Outlaws 40-34 in overtime. It is the team's first season playing in the Fargodome, with the team having played at Ford Field from their inception in 2017 until their relocation in 2019.
After a Week 4 Overtime loss to the Cincinnati Lynx to fall to 0-4, head coach Dawson Jack made the decision to bench quarterback Alfons Fecanji in favor of quarterback Brad Kaaya for their Week 5, Wednesday Night Football matchup against the Atlanta Bravehearts, a game they would lose by a score of 37-42. With a Vegas Demons victory in Week 5, the Oilers became the final winless team remaining in the league. The Oilers would pick up their first victory of the year in a Week 6 game against division-rival St. Louis Eagles.
Following a Week 16 loss to the Vancouver Outlaws, the Oilers would officially be eliminated from playoff contention, becoming the fourth year in a row in which the franchise had failed to do so, and the first year as the Fargo Oilers.
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