Roll’s Rebels

The Foundry. Their house.

Hold the Line

Roll's Rebels were born in Trenton, New Jersey, where American independence was earned through grit, nerve, and an unwillingness to surrender.

The franchise takes its name from founding owner Thomas Roll, a lifelong New Jersey football obsessive who believed every great team needs a cause worth fighting for. He built the Rebels around the spirit of 1776, combining Revolutionary history with the toughness of modern New Jersey.

The team plays at The Foundry, a fortresslike stadium overlooking the Delaware River. On game day, navy and colonial gold flags fill the stands while the crowd chants, Hold the Line.

The Rebels play direct, physical football. Their identity celebrates courage, loyalty, defiance, and the belief that reputations mean nothing once the battle begins.