Raiders Give Opportunity to Former UFL WR Standout originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Las Vegas Raiders had one of the worst offenses in the NFL last season, averaging just 18.2 points per game in 2024. The major problem was poor quarterback play, but a lack of offensive weapons, specifically at wide receiver, hurt the team as well.

The New England Patriots are hosting defensive back and UFL Special Teams Player of the Year Kedrick Whitehead for a workout.

The UFL referred to recent rumors about franchise relocation ahead of its 2026 season as "unauthorized speculation."

It might be the end of the Michigan Panthers once again. According to a report from James Larsen at Pro Football Newsroom, the UFL is relocating the team for the 2026 season. Brad Galli has more.

According to Pro Football Newsroom’s James Larsen, the Michigan Panthers — Bates’ former team in the United Football League (UFL) — are among four teams rumored to be relocated ahead of the league’s upcoming season. The others are the Houston Roughnecks, the Birmingham Stallions, and the Memphis Showboats.

The Michigan Panthers, who were brought back as part of the USFL in 2022 before joining the merged UFL, are rumored to relocate for the 2026 season.

The UFL hasn't had the success it hoped for after its USFL-XFL merger, and now the league is looking to regroup in order to survive.

After an impressive spring season in the UFL, CB Mario Goodrich will fight for a spot in a crowded Broncos secondary this summer.

On Tuesday night, reports emerged that the UFL will be relocating half of its entire league. Moving to new markets will be Birmingham, Michigan, Houston, and Memphis. And the new cities reportedly will be Boise, Columbus, Kentucky (Louisville and/or Lexington), and somewhere in Florida (probably Orlando).

It appears that the United Football League (UFL) is on the verge of collapsing. Here are the details on the matter.