-- The only issue with a Sea Dragons return is the crowded tenancy of Lumen Field, as both the MLS Sounders and NWSL Reign soccer teams also play there, with those seasons also starting in March. Squeezing five home games between March and May will be a challenge. -- If the Dragons do return, they would have to play in Husky Stadium in 2026. Lumen Field is hosting the World Cup, which requires a grass field. Switching from turf to grass will take several months. -- I'd like to see more UFL teams try the soccer-sized stadiums, with their 20-25K capacities. The more intimate seating makes for a better looking atmosphere. Look at Audi Field, beer snake or not.

Yes the gap between the Super bowl and the start date was to big. I'm team expansion

In my Opinion They should Put the Panthers at Rynearson Stadium in Ypsilanti MI which seats 30000 and is only up the road from Ford Field about 30 minutes away. They also need to stop going into these big stadiums and utilize the stadiums that will look better on a broadcast even when you are not getting that much attendance. The only down -side is none of these stadiums have a dome Like Ford Field which opens the door for weather pains at that time of the season. Also they need to hold off on expansion at least till they get a grass roots movement in each city to engage the communities to get better attendance in all the UFL team cities...

Im with March 1st start date. Nashville would be a great market Team #9 My only concern with Seattle is the travel distance from East to West Coasts and the expense involved Great channel btw

I'm glad you pointed out that the move back to TDECU was already planned. So many people have been treating this as some big news worth speculating about. As far as Michigan goes, I agree that staying in Ford is fine. However, if it's just too expensive and they feel it's necessary, Rynearson is a perfect option. Not sure why it wasn't mentioned in the article as an option. USFL already used it as a practice facility last year. If they expand I really don't get the push for Seattle. Lumen is expensive, travel is expensive, fans didn't show up nearly as well as 2020. I would pick 2 of either Ohio, New Orleans, Florida, Oklahoma, or NJ.

Eastern Michigan University’s stadium is also in Ann Arbor and seats about 30,000.

I think if we were to start the season at the beginning of march, that would probably mean we have an expansion. Maybe adding a couple more weeks of play maybe adding a bye week

I like the Seattle Sea dragons and the Canton Bulldogs should be the 10 teams along with the other eight teams in the league next next season for expansion. I also agree that they should start the season on March 1 which is a lot better than having a two month low between the nfl and ufl

I am stunned by the near zero attendance. The Denver Gold, back in 1983, averaged over 41,000 fans per game. There are USFL teams that won't draw that many this season.

I pay attention to it a lot more before baseball starts so the earlier the better. Watched a lot fewer games this year because it started later.

I think eventually they should expand to San Diego, Oakland, Seattle, Omaha, Orlando, Chicago, NY, Philadelphia, to name a few.

Seattle def deserves a team they are similar to St. Louis great sports cities that want football and would support a team there and just look at how well the Battlehawks home games filled the stadium ,just shows you the potential they have in Seattle they should utilize other cities in similar situations to help build interest in the league places like Vegas, Phoenix, Oakland, or maybe even Ohio, and places like that. instead of have a 100 trams in Texas lol 😅 hopefully they go thru with expansion I think it only helps build up the league 😊

Look if they have to expand Nola and Orlando are the two they do The two best TV markets without a team rn And Breakers fans are crazy Return of Stallions vs Breakers is hella hype

San Antonio football (pro) history Gunslingers (usfl v1 and Indoor) Brahmas Commanders Force (AFL indoor) Matadors Talons Texans (CFL sort of twice) Toros Not a list withs a great deal of success but we can hope.

sounds like all 8 teams will return to try and get their act togeather.and really i think they should.i think the whole merger was rushed this year, hindsight is 50/50, but they may have been better off, to continue with the two seperate leagues this year, while announcing and then promoting the merger for 2025 after the season. obviously they need to be better at marketing each team. i think they should do more fan friendly events with the players and coaches from each team, maybe a meet the team day, something along those lines. have players start doing events in each city they represent,like visiting,the childern's, or veterans hospitals, or going out to schools,and colleges,have the players help promote the league..maybe make it possable for players to earn local businesses, promote the star players in the city they represent, that may not be easy in cities with nfl teams, and a multitude of professional leagues, which helps my opinion, that they should have future expansion,or any relocations, to cities like san antonio, and stay out of nfl cities...have promotional give away for fans, like free tickets to other events in a city, have halftime entertainment, local high school,or college bands could preform.or entertainment like the nba offers it's fans, pet shows, dance teams..anything to make it fun for fans

If they want an expansion team in California. They should try it in Sacramento.

Bro I’m from Michigan and the Michigan wolverines and the MSU Spartans lol

Don't be fooled by the Nashville Tuners' name and the Canton Bulldog trademarks. The UFL has straight-up lied to us about what teams would come back. Most likely the Nashville team will be the Vipers since the XFL was looking to put them there. Now Canton Bulldog might be more of a reality since it was a team over 100 years ago and people in Canton could rally behind it. Guardians could move there. Guardians were horrible in Orlando and New York Metlife Stadium is way to big for the Guardians. Sorry Sea Dragon fans but I don't see the UFL heading out West just yet. They will once the UFL is more established. Now adding 2 more teams is a possibility. I do see the Houston Roughnecks eventually going back into the XFL division (where they belong) So the 2 USFL teams I see coming back are the New Orleans Breakers (close to the other teams) and the New Jersey Generals in Red Bull Arena.

I would like to play for the xfl

We need a team in OAKLAND CALIFORNIA.

This what UFL should be: XFL: Arlington Renegades Houston Roughnecks San Antonio Brahmas St. Louis Battlehawks Seattle Sea Dragons DC Defenders USFL: Birmingham Stallions Michigan Panthers Memphis Showboats New Jersey Generals New Orleans Breakers Pittsburgh Maulers

Start in May

hot garage league!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

10 teams 14 game season would Be better

8 teams is simply not nearly enough to create a compelling competition. They need to get to at least 16 teams ASAP and not stop there, 32 should be the goal. Once at 32, the UFL can effectively become either the NFL's minor league, or a straight-up competitor. I'm hoping for the latter, as the NFL's on-field product is really starting to decline in quality; Goodell sucks.

Avoid California. Expand to 10 teams in 2026 and stay at 10. For geographical reasons, expand to Oklahoma for sure and either New Mexico or Colorado. And drop the 2 separate divisions. Top 4 teams should be in playoffs, and leave Championship Game open for whoever makes it. 2 divisions limit the championship possibilities in a league that is this small.

Please get rid of the trash backing music. It’s incredibly distracting

Plz stop this league, the usfl was good back in the 80's because of the great players they signed. This is a step above semi-pro football.