The USFL is back? Why?
- Thread starter BillJ
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Are they fighting for the right to draft Malik Willis?
I wonder if he is eligible for the UFL draft, or would be considered a free agent? He could definitely use the work. I wonder why NFL teams don't send these younger, less known prospects to the UFL for some playing time?
The “draft” is anyone not on an NFL roster. I would guess the NFL teams don’t want their paid players to put any more wear and tear on their bodies. Plus it’s not like any of the spring teams are using your playbook. Or maybe a player can’t be under contract to two leagues. A couple years ago one of the spring leagues wouldn’t let Josh Johnson sign with an NFL team because he was under contract with them. USFL MVP QB Alex McGough iis under contract with the Packers (as a super long shot WR) so he’s not in the UFL this season.
That's definitely a double-edge sword. A lot of these young guys come onto the field, especially at QB, and play like they don't know what a football is.
Actually, McCarron asked for his release from Cincinnati so he could go play in the Whatever FL this season.
I caught part of a game this past Sunday. Between poor play on both sides of the ball and shitty officiating, I won't be watching another Meh-FL game anytime soon.
I've actually been enjoying it, quite a bit. But, I'm a football junky.
Time to go watch some minor-league Arena football!
I didn't mind that the game was bad. More time for writing! 
I watch the UFL games simply because it's football on my TV. I'm not sure I've watched a complete game this whole season, but I've watched portions of lots of the games. Those sideline interviews are horrible though, I wish they'd cut those out. Especially that bald dude, he's the worst.
San Antonio scores go-ahead two-point conversion with under two minutes to play, refs say he didn't get in, replay overturns it, so St. Louis challenges...... that a player was illegally downfield. And they win it!
So San Antonio has to run the play again pushed back five yards and the wide open receiver in the end zone drops it as he gets hit. He probably shouldn't put that on his reel for NFL teams.
So San Antonio has to run the play again pushed back five yards and the wide open receiver in the end zone drops it as he gets hit. He probably shouldn't put that on his reel for NFL teams.
