
Rams Alumni Shine in UFL, Eyeing NFL Return
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Former Los Angeles Rams players shine in the United Football Leagues 2026 season, with notable names like Luis Perez, Tremayne Anchrum Junior, and Drake Stoops leading the Dallas Renegades. These ex-Rams, spread across eight teams, aim to secure NFL spots this spring. The UFL regular season concludes in May, with games airing on major networks. Watch for standout performances that could propel players back into NFL discussions.
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0:00On March 27th, the United Football League's 2026 season is underway, offering a spotlight for players chasing spots on NFL rosters this spring. Fans of the Los Angeles Rams will spot plenty of familiar faces across the league's eight teams with former Rams on six of those squads. A standout group includes quarterback Luis Perez, offensive lineman, Tremaine-Ancrum Jr., and wide receiver Drake Stoops, all lining up together. For the Dallas Renegades, other X-Rans are spread out, from defensive linemen and linebackers in Birmingham to receivers and offensive linemen in places like Columbus and the filler, DC defenders. These players might not have cracked the Rams' final 53-man roster before, but loyal supporters still remember their contributions during training camps and preseason games. Last season, former Rams quarterback Bryce Perkins even took home league MVP honors, showing the talent pipeline from Los Angeles to the U.F.L. The regular season wraps up 10 weeks of action from late March through the end of May, with
1:03games airing on networks like Fox, FS1, ESPN, and ABC4, easy viewing. Keep an eye on these matchups, as strong U.F.L. show-ins could fast track, a few back to NFL conversations come summer.
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