While fans of the UFL will often get excited about their favorite players joining an NFL squad, the CFL has done a great job of stacking talent from down south. Players like Jack Coan, Isaac Darkangelo, Lorenzo Burns, and others have all carved out decent careers up north once they moved on from the UFL. On July 2nd all 9 CFL teams released their full negotiation lists giving CFL teams the right to sign the listed players if they are available.
B.C. Lions
Bradlee Anae, Tashawn Bower, Amani Bledsoe, Carlos Davis, Ben Dinucci, Chris Garrett, Steven Gilmore, Ralen Goforth, Tony Jones Jr., Anthony McFarland Jr., JaVonta Payton, Ronnie Perkins, Myjai Sanders, Teton Saltes, Willie Taylor, Isaiah Winstead.
Edmonton Elks
Jahcour Pearson, Jayden Price, Lonnie Phelps
Calgary Stampeders
Luq Barcoo, Brady Breeze, Jalen Dalton, Jacob Kibodi, Ricky Lee, Andre Mintze, Josh Proctor, Pita Taumoepneu, Ron Stone, AJ Thomas, James Tunstall, Nick Whiteside,
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Levi Bell, Anthony Brown, Mekhi Garner, Alex McGough, Kellen Mond, Jacques Patrick
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Alex Akingbulu, Liam Fornadel, Denzel Mims, Kiondre Thomas, Shaka Toney
Hamilton Ti-Cats
Cam Dantzler, Pheldarius Payne, Dashaun White, Adrian Martinez
Toronto Argonauts
Max Duggan, Jarrett Guarantano, Nevelle Clarke, Donovan Mutin, Breeland Speaks, Jaden Shirden, Jaylen Twyman
Ottawa Redblacks
Andy Isabella, Mikel Jones, Daniel Wise
Montreal Alouettes
Mario Goodrich, EJ Perry, Tim Harris, Caleb Johnson, Lindsey Scott Jr., Ja'Quan Sheppard, Garrett Nelson
As mentioned above, it's not uncommon for UFL to opt to send their talents to the CFL soon after the season concludes. Darnell Sankey, and Brett Boyko are among some players that "double-dipped" in the 2023 season, while others have taken a year off like McLeod Bethel-Thompson. As the UFL off-season continues look for major roster realignment as players transition to the NFL, Retirement, and the CFL.
You can find the full CFL Negotiation list here to see each team's full list.