[2] The Renegades are owned by Jeremy Ploeger; founder of sports management firm J&M Management, vice chairman of the Jackson County Board of Planning & Zoning Adjustments, and a former candidate for the Missouri House of Representatives in the 51st District.

"[2] Source:[1] Running backs Wide receivers Defensive linemen Defensive backs Kickers Exempt List Practice Squad The Renegades opened the season poorly with losses to Omaha and Sioux City to drop to 0-2, but bounced back in the following three weeks with wins over Oklahoma, Wichita and Kansas (Topeka).

The first two wins over Oklahoma and Wichita came largely to the credit of both kick returner O. J. Simpson (unrelated to the NFL running back) who earned CPIFL Special Teams player of the week honors after scoring two touchdowns on kick returns against Wichita,[3] and wide receiver Clinton Solomon who scored 4 touchdowns against Oklahoma and was named CPIFL Offensive player of the week on that day.

Xavier Lee also led the team to victory against Wichita despite setting foot in Kansas City for the first time only a few days before the game.

[5] The Renegades defeated the Kansas Koyotes in week 6 to jump to their first time over .500 in franchise history.