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NFL Teams Eye UFL Talent After Championship Game
13 Jun
Summary
- UFL season ends Saturday with the United Bowl championship.
- Top UFL performers in rushing, receiving, and defense are potential NFL targets.
- The Denver Broncos have a history of signing spring football players.
The 2026 United Football League season culminates this Saturday, June 13, with the United Bowl championship game. This event marks a potential transition period for top UFL talent, as NFL teams are poised to begin recruiting players shortly after the season concludes.
Several UFL players have showcased impressive statistics throughout the spring season. On offense, Deon Jackson led the league with 449 rushing yards and seven touchdowns, while Hakeem Butler topped receiving charts with 641 yards and seven touchdowns. The defensive side also features notable talent, including Tae Crowder, who recorded a league-high 84 tackles, and Cam Gill, who achieved a league-best 10 sacks.
The Denver Broncos have consistently signed players from spring football leagues in recent offseasons, indicating a strong possibility they will again target UFL standouts. Players like Corey Mayfield and Major Burns, who tied for the league lead with four interceptions, could also draw interest from NFL clubs looking to bolster their rosters for the upcoming season. The United Bowl is scheduled to be televised on ABC at 1:00 p.m. MT.
