Even with the season ending in disappointment, the 2025 Michigan Panthers were still a great team and one that will be remembered thanks to a bunch of now iconic players that will be mentioned soon. Mike Nolan and crew were able to defeat their demon in the Stallions and get to their first ever championship game. What is crazy is to think that last year the Panthers had a league high 16 players sign into the NFL and off them, the notable names were CB Nate Brooks and of course the fan favorite K Jake Bates. Let’s see if they will be able to follow up that success with another summer filled with opportunity as we look at the likelihood of every Panthers player signing into the NFL.
Methodology
For the record, this section is the same for every article so feel free to skip it if you have already seen it. The first piece to explain is the tier system. There are 5 tiers a player could land in, tiers 1-5. Tier 1 is NFL bound, basically I’m almost 100% sure that this player will go to the NFL (by signing an NFL contract at some point in the 2025 NFL season), Tier 2 is decent chance, I’m more sure than not that this player will go to the NFL which is about 75% chance, Tier 3 is maybe, flip a coin 50% chance, Tier 4 is outside possibility, which is about 25% chance, and Tier 5 is all the players that have flaws that make me think there isn’t a chance they make it to the NFL. I haven’t included the Tier 5 players but any player not listed is in that tier.
This is also only counting players that ended the season rostered by a UFL team. For example, last year the Commanders signed Ramiz Ahmed who was on the Stallions before being cut midseason, he doesn’t count and won’t be listed. This is also a good time to also mention that any reported workouts that might be released before this publishes won’t affect the grades.
The reasons that players end up in a given tier is an unscientific combination of 4 factors: quality of play in the…