It’s that time of the year. With the UFL regular season complete, the league has announced the All-UFL Teams from the 2025 season. There was plenty of talent in the UFL this year, and these decisions were no doubt difficult to make.
Offense
QB Bryce Perkins, Panthers: Perkins needs no introduction. He took the UFL by storm this year, and despite missing a couple of games due to injury, was one of the key reasons that Michigan made a playoff push. Bryce threw for 1,342 yards and 9 touchdowns, with five scores on the ground as well.
RB Jashaun Corbin, Brahmas: Corbin ended up leading the UFL in rushing yards – finishing the season with 514. Jashaun emerged as one of the go-to playmakers in Payton Pardee’s offense, and helped make San Antonio relevant despite their losing record.
RB Jacob Saylors, Battlehawks: Jacob was tremendous this year for St. Louis, making an impact running the ball, and coming out of the backfield. Saylors rushed for 499 yards and five touchdowns on the year.
WR Deon Cain, Stallions: Cain was electric all throughout the UFL season, finishing with 514 yards and six touchdowns. He was a key piece for all five of Birmingham’s quarterbacks this year, as a downfield threat.
WR Chris Rowland, Defenders: Rowland continues to shine with the Defenders, doing a little bit of everything for this team. Chris had 522 receiving yards (2nd) alongside three receiving touchdowns.
WR Tyler Vaughns, Renegades: Vaughns’ tremendous second half of the year resulted in him getting some recognition on the All-UFL list. Tyler posted 475 yards and four touchdowns, making all sorts of highlight-reel worthy plays every single week.
TE Sal Cannella, Renegades: Not surprisingly, Sal Cannella joins the All-UFL team this year after leading all TE’s with 474 yards. Sal was targeted a whopping 57 times – almost double that of the next TE.
TE Gunnar Oakes, Panthers: Oakes quietly had an impressive season with Michigan. Outside of…