PBR Teams heads to Kansas City for Outlaw Days at T-Mobile Center
NXTbets Pro | Published On: October 22, 2026
Missouri’s postseason edge
Missouri has already locked up the regular-season championship, the No. 1 seed and a first-round bye, so the pressure at PBR Teams Outlaw Days shifts to everyone else chasing position. The event, presented by Bad Boy Mowers and Tractors, is the final regular-season stop before the PBR Teams Championship in Las Vegas, and it gives the rest of the field one last chance to improve its place in the bracket. Kansas City, New York, Austin, Carolina, Nashville and other teams are still fighting for postseason positioning and the remaining byes, which keeps the weekend meaningful even with Missouri sitting on top of the table.
The individual MVP race also rolls into the weekend with a clear front-runner and a crowded chase behind him. Jose Vitor Leme leads Missouri teammate Paulo Eduardo Rossetto by 179.45 points entering the final three games. That margin gives Missouri another layer of control in the closing stretch, but it also keeps attention on the points race as the regular season winds down. With only three games left, every ride matters for teams trying to climb, hold position or create a better path into the championship event. The teams around Missouri still have plenty to settle before the bracket is set.
Outlaw Days schedule
Outlaw Days will run at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri, and the three-day format fits the final weekend feel of the regular season. The event opens Friday at 7:45 p.m. Central time, continues Saturday at 6:45 p.m. Central time and wraps Sunday at 1:45 p.m. Central time. That schedule gives the league a full weekend stage in one of its bigger markets, with each session carrying more weight because there is no regular-season action left after it. The setting also matches the stakes, with postseason positioning still on the line before the championship event in Las Vegas.
The weekend structure should keep the focus on the scoreboard and the standings from start to finish. Teams chasing the remaining byes can use each round to try to move up, while teams trying to hang onto position need clean rides to protect their place. Missouri does not need help at the top, but the weekend still matters to the team because it can reinforce the form that carried it to the regular-season title. For the rest of the field, Outlaw Days offers a path to a better seed and a smoother road into the postseason.
Broadcast options
Fans will have several ways to follow Outlaw Days, with coverage available on Paramount+, CBS and The CW. Replays will be available on PBR’s YouTube channel, and additional broadcasts will air on RidePass and the PBR App. The wide distribution gives the event broad reach as the regular season closes and the championship picture comes into sharper focus. It also fits the importance of the weekend, putting the biggest decisions of the final stretch in front of a wide audience.
That makes the broadcast footprint more than a convenience. It puts the biggest decisions of the final stretch in front of a wide audience, from Missouri’s position at the top to the race among Kansas City, New York, Austin, Carolina, Nashville and the rest of the chasing pack. It also keeps the MVP battle in view as the last three games approach. By the time the weekend ends, the regular season will be over, and attention will turn to the championship in Las Vegas. Until then, every session at T-Mobile Center carries a direct line to what comes next.
