The United Football League (UFL) released its latest batch of player transactions for the week of October 7-11, 2024. These signings represent ongoing roster management as teams prepare for the 2025 season.
Arlington Renegades
- Joe Powell (S, Globe Tech)
- Steven Jones Jr. (CB, Appalachian State)
Birmingham Stallions
- Ricky Person (RB, North Carolina State)
DC Defenders
- Chris Rowland (WR, Tennessee State)
- Paxton Brooks (P, Tennessee)
Houston Roughnecks
- Cyril Grayson (WR, LSU)
- Noah Atagi (T, Weber State)
- Keke Chism (WR, Missouri)
Michigan Panthers
- Brian Dooley (T, Eastern Michigan)
- Keshawn Banks (DE, San Diego State)
San Antonio Brahmas
- Kobe Jones (DE, Mississippi State)
- Henry Black (CB, Baylor)
St. Louis Battlehawks
- Myles Jones (CB, Duke)
These transactions reflect standard offseason activity for UFL teams. The league continues to provide opportunities for players from various college programs to compete at the professional level.
As the offseason progresses, teams will continue to shape their rosters ahead of training camps and the 2025 season. Fans can stay updated on team developments through official UFL channels and team websites.
The 2025 UFL season is scheduled to begin in March, giving teams time to evaluate talent and finalize their rosters.
4 Comments
by Dominique Jones
Hey my name is Dominique jones do you think 34 is to old to tryout for usfl
by Mark Perry
attend one of the ufl training events
by Ken Granito
This is to Dominique Jones. If you are the former NFL Tight End that is really 37 feel free to try with the UFL. Although there is some signed TEs in the league there is not a great amount of experience in the group so they may bring you to camp. From there anything can happen. That stated at 37 and not having played since 2016 this could still be a bit of long shot, but worth it. If another Dominique Jones surely try the UFL, but also try the International Football Alliance. The UFL pays better and is on network TV so the better bet, but if you don’t make it there, the IFA will start May 31st and are doing tryouts on an ongoing basis. You can sign up through their website if you want to go down this avenue.
by Ken Granito
And to follow up the Tight Ends in the UFL, they all too often either wiff on their blocks completely or get called for holding as they try to hold the blocks too long. It seemed Kaden Smith seemed to block the best in Fred Kaiss’ running scheme. Ryan Izzo also did some decent blocking in the USFL Stars short running situation, so maybe NFL Tight Ends are prepared better. Maybe that is something UFL will have to address in training camps this year, but somehow I bet Darryl Johnston is on it. Btw, cornerbacks, you need to fight through blocks better if you want to get to the NFL. If I am seeing it, so are NFL scouts. Nate Brooks did it and he is in the NFL, now.