The XFL continues to add high-profile coaching talent before its relaunch in 2020, with Kevin Gilbride being hired as head coach of the New York franchise. 

The league officially announced Gilbride's hiring on Tuesday:

Gilbride's hiring gives five of the eight XFL teams a head coach. He joins a group that includes Bob Stoops (Dallas), Jim Zorn (Seattle), Marc Trestman (Tampa Bay) and Pep Hamilton (Washington, D.C.). 

XFL commissioner Oliver Luck said on the Charlie Brennan show (h/t Mark Nelson of XFLBoard.com) in February the league hoped to have all eight head coaches hired by the end of March. 

"We've got a cadence going of about one head coach announcement per week and we will get all our markets done by the end in March," Luck said. "At some point, probably in April, we will be able to launch the team names, team colors, identity, and logos."

Houston, Los Angeles and St. Louis are still conducting searches for their head coach. 

Gilbride, 67, went 6-16 in parts of two seasons with the San Diego Chargers in 1997-98. He also has extensive experience as an offensive coordinator with five different NFL teams. The Connecticut native won two Super Bowls as offensive coordinator for the New York Giants in 2007 and 2011.