The UFL Report

The Louisville Kings won The United Bowl with a second-half comeback against the DC Defenders in a spring football classic. The Kings, which started 2-4 this season capped a miraculous run to the championship with a rally against the defending champs on the road. We break down the game with post-game interviews, stats and more!

The United Bowl championship is set - or just call it The Bean Bowl. Jason Bean plays his former Kings team for the championship after a stunning upset over the top-seeded Storm in Florida. Meanwhile the Kings added the Battlehawks long list of playoff disappointment with a clutch road win at the Battle Dome.

The regular season for UFL 2026 is in the books and the playoff matchups are set - Storm vs Defenders and Battlehawks vs Kings. We break down what happened in week 10, look ahead at the playoff games and talk about the home-field advantage for Orlando ... in Columbus?? Everything you need to know about the stadium drama - and more. 

Three of the four playoff spots are locked in with a week to go - as the Battlehawks and Defenders punched their postseason tickets. One spot remains with the Louisville Kings and Birmingham Stallions fighting for it. But Birmingham's hopes took a massive hit after an upset by the Aviators this weekend.

The Defenders lost starting QB Jordan Ta'amu for the year, creating chaos in a wide-open race. The Gamblers stun the Battlehawks and the Storm add to the Dallas despair. 

Louisville stuns the Defenders in DC for the biggest upset of the season, while Dorian Thompson Robinson leads the Stallions to an overtime win against the spiraling Renegades, Luis Perez takes the starting role and unleashes the Battlehawks offense and the Storm survive to tell the tale after getting a test by the Gamblers.

The DC Defenders have won 5 in a row while the Renegades are going the opposite direction, losers of three straight. Meanwhile the Stallions are alive and kicking thanks to Dorian Thompson-Robinson. DTR led Birmingham to a gutsy upset at Orlando and the Stallions are back in the thick of the playoff race. 

The DC Defenders look unbeatable after rolling up their fourth win in a row. The Battlehawks win the "Becht Bowl" by handing the Storm and ex-coach their first loss of the season. Meanwhile, the Renegades slide continues with a loss to the Kings. 

Two massive trades go down Sunday involving four quarterbacks and big names galore. Week 4 saw the Storm stay perfect, DC get a revenge win over the Battlehawks and both the Kings and Aviators break through for their first wins. We break down the trades, games and scores with a preview of Week 5, too.  

Week 3 had everything - good and bad you could think of, led by "The Ice Man" Harrison Frost leading the Battlehawks over the Stallions in a shoot-out, a controversial ending between the Storm and Kings, DC wins in a romp and the Renegades stay perfect. 

Quarterback Austin Reed has the Renegades looking elite, while the Orlando Storm also stayed perfect after Week 2. The DC Defenders bounced back and the Gamblers upset the Stallions. 

Week 1 of the UFL gave us Renegades QB Austin Reed with a record-setting passing performance, the defending champ Defenders getting shut down by the Battlehawks and the Storm impressing in Orlando with a win over Columbus. All that and more including game recaps, power rankings and previews for Week 2!

In a battle of elite quarterbacks, one reigned supreme - Jordan Ta'amu led the Defenders to its first championship, topping Bryce Perkins and the Panthers in a wild blowout. We dive into the box scores and hear from both teams' press conferences as we break down the title tilt that had points galore.

The UFL Championship is set - Defenders vs. Panthers and we preview and break down the matchups. Also we dive into the conference championship games from Sunday including how both road teams grabbed big wins. And while Bryce Perkins and Jordan Ta'mu might be the matchup on the poster (and deservedly so with the two best QBs), it's also a showdown of the two hottest RBs in the league. Not to mentio...

(Updated) The regular season concluded with another interesting if not anti-climactic weekend of UFL football - but the table is set for the conference championship this Saturday. We'll preview both the USFL and XFL playoff matchups in depth, give you the top 3 takeaways from the weekend and dive into the box scores. 

The Birmingham Stallions improve to 6-0 against the Michigan Panthers in the modern era and earned the regular season sweep and playoff tie-breaker. The Roughnecks hang on to beat the Defenders while the Battlehawks blast the Brahmas. Also, we talk strategy with playoff matchups set and home field availability a bit of a mess. We'll hit the box scores, news, highlights and more with a peek at Week...

Battlehawks and Stallions did not disappoint, providing a spring football classic while DC downed the Renegades late, led by another Jordan Ta'amu MVP-type performance. Speaking of MVP candidates, Bryce Perkins was missing in action for the Panthers which didn't need him to take out the Roughnecks and the Showboats got another OT win, this time at the Brahmas' expense. We'll look at the locked-in...

The Birmingham Stallions rally from 19 points down for the biggest comeback in UFL history to beat the Roughnecks (although a 2nd half collapse by Houston didn't help), the Panthers edge the Renegades with a second left, the Defenders had their hands full with the Brahmas and the Battlehawks win their third straight.

The UFL football season takes another twist - the Michigan Panthers throttled the Defenders and Bryce Perkins stole the spotlight. The Roughnecks win two in a row and reach .500 while the Battlehawks choke out the Renegades in a defensive slugfest. 

The Battlehawks got big Hakim Butler back in a clutch win over the Panthers, DC bounced back to beat the Renegades in a shoot-out and the Showboats shocked the Stallions with an overtime win. We'll also talk the Samson Nacua controversy in St. Louis, power rankings and look ahead to Week 6 in the UFL.

The Brahmas deal DC the first loss of the season as San Antonio may have just saved it's season. The Renegades beat the Battlehawks which lost more than just the game with Manny Wilkins lost to a leg injury. The Stallions were met by a feisty Roughnecks squad but prevailed. Houston's silver lining? QB Jalan McClendon. 

The Defenders beat the Battlehawks on the road with big plays in the UFL's best rivalry, and becoming the lone undefeated team. The Panthers got back to their winning ways, holding on against the Brahmas, Houston found a QB in beating Memphis and the Stallions stun the Renegades on Friday night. We also have power rankings and look ahead to Week 4.

BIG breaking news this week: Brahmas OC AJ Smith is out in San Antonio and Defenders DC Gregg Williams has quit in DC - both for different reasons. The Panthers lost a defensive star and an offensive star - for different reasons, while a big name former NFL cornerback is cut by the Brahmas. We break down every crazy move from the past 36 hours and try to makes sense of them with you.

The Battlehawks mauled the Brahmas in St. Louis and look like the class of the league. In the meantime, defending champs the Stallions get off the mat and improve to 1-1, while the Defenders and Renegades both also stay perfect at 2-0. We break down the box scores, unveil our first 2025 power rankings and look ahead to some interesting Week 3 matchups.

Not only did the Defenders topple the Stallions in DC, we had coaches going at it and bad blood at midfield after a stunning upset. The Panthers beat back Memphis and both the Renegades and Battlehawks won with astounding blowouts. What happens next in Houston and San Antonio? We break it all down with our Week 1 recap.