The newly formed East Idaho Wolfpack finding the usual difficulties in scheduling independent games in 2019 managed to make it onto the field for two official games, and a third combined teams Turkey Bowl game, joining forces with the Eastern Oregon Eagles to take on the combined Boise Aztecs and Savage team.
 
Delayed by Covid-19 shut downs, the ICFL announced altered and shortened schedules with the Wolfpack finally kicking off league play in June and rolling out to a 3-0 start before running into the buzzsaw of the Idaho Mustangs.  Back-to-Back losses to 2019 IFA champion Mini Cassia ended the 2020 campaign at 3-3 with a first round playoff exit.
 
2021 started with internal controversies that translated to major problems on the field during an 0-9 season.
 
After a dismal 2021 season, the Wolfpack found themselves in a new league aligned with the top Eastern Idaho teams and teams from Utah and Nevada in the newly formed Mountain West League.  Placed in the Leaders Division, Eastern Idaho found life going undefeated against division rivals and winning the Leaders Division title.  The two losses came at the hands of Legends Division foes, Idaho Mustangs and Logan Stampede.  East Idaho earned the title "worst to first" for it's turnaround.

The Mountain West League operated a single division in 2023 and the Wolfpack started off well with shut out victories over the Monsters and Invaders to open the campaign.  A canceled rematch with the Invaders was sandwiched between losses to the Utah representatives before a loss to the Bandits continued a 3-game skid.  East Idaho would knock out the Invaders in the opening playoff round before being dispatched by eventual league champions Cache Valley.  A post-season game with Idaho Contact League Diamondbacks in an October "Turkey Bowl" ended the year with a 14-18 loss and a 3-5 record.

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