Welcome to our UFL Week 4 – Players of the Week – “Fan’s Choice” results. Voting began immediately at the completion of the final game on Sunday. We gathered over 1100 votes before the closing of polls at 5:00PM Eastern on Tuesday April 23, 2024. We thank all who voted!
Fans were asked to nominate any player they deemed worthy of the honor, in three categories: Offensive, Defensive, and Special Teams. Winners below are based on the number of votes received for each player.
UFL Offensive Player of the Week:
#10 A.J. McCarron, Quarterback, St. Louis Battlehawks
AJ McCarron #10 of the St. Louis Battlehawks throws the ball during the first half against the Memphis Showboats at The Dome at America’s Center on April 20, 2024 in St Louis, Missouri. (Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/UFL/Getty Images)
St. Louis Battlehawks A.J. McCarron was the top quarterback of the week, completing 35 of 45 passes for 222 yards, three touchdowns and one interception, while running four times for 23 yards.
The fans said:
McCarron is back in form and the Battlehawks are winning. (Trey P)
Lights-out performance on the leagues best offense. (Anonymous)
A.J. is the best quarterback in the UFL. Will be league MVP. Mark my words. (J.T.)
Honorable Mentions
Jacob Saylors, Running Back, St. Louis Battlehawks
Rushed 103 yards on 15 carries with a massive 57-yard run in St. Louis’ 32-17 win over Memphis. (Anonymous)
103 yards rushing and 19 yards in the air. One of the most versatile offensive weapons this week. (Mark)
Quinten Dormady, Quarterback, San Antonio Brahmas
Dormady completed 23-of-37 passes for 269 yards, one touchdown and one interception to lead the Brahmas to a much needed victory. (Bull)
Dormady made it look easy. He has a rifle for an arm and will lead the Brahmas to glory. (Anonymous)
UFL Defensive Player of the Week: #23 Jordan Mosley, Safety, San Antonio Brahmas
Jordan Mosley #23 of the San Antonio Brahmas celebrates with teammates after intercepting the ball during the fourth quarter against the Michigan Panthers at Alamodome on April 20, 2024 in San Antonio, Texas. (Photo by CJ Halloran/UFL/Getty Images)
San Antonio safety Jordan Mosley was a huge part of the Brahmas domination over the Michigan Panthers. Mosley was tied for the team lead in tackles with five while adding one a key interception, a pass breakup and a forced fumble.
The fans said:
Mosley did it all with five tackles, an interception, a fumble recovery and a pass breakup. (P.J.)
6 tackles, 3 sacks, and 2 tackles for a loss. Defensive machine. (Anonymous)
Mosley had a huge game for the Brahmas. (Anonymous)
Honorable Mention
Chris Odom, Linebacker, Birmingham Stallions
Houston Roughnecks defensive end Chris Odom with three total tackles, one sack and one forced fumble. (Anonymous)
A key part of shutting down Arlington. (Anonymous)
UFL Special Teams Player of the Week:
#10 Ramiz Ahmad, Kicker, Birmingham Stallions
Recently acquired kicker Ramiz Ahmed of the Birmingham Stallions was 4-for-4 on field goals, including the game winner from 46 yards out against D.C. as time expired. (UFL Photo)
Less than a week after joining the team, Birmingham Stallions kicker Ramiz Ahmed started the game, made good on three field goals, and then had nerves of steel to kick a game-winning, 46-yard field goal in the Stallions’ 20-18 triumph over the D.C. Defenders. His kick kept the Stallions undefeated at 4-0.
The fans said:
Signed literally a week ago, Ahmed goes 4/4 and hits the game winning FG, getting 12 of the Stallions 20 points. (Mirrorkat)
It was a weird game, but Ahmed came through to notch the win for the Stallions. (Anonymous)
Nerves of steel. Ahmed filled in at the last minute and finished a perfect four-for-four on field goals including the game winner. (Anonymous)
Honorable Mention
Darrius Shepherd, Wide Receiver, St. Louis Battlehawks
Shepherd made his longest longest of the season with a 61-yard kick return to begin the Battlehawks’ second drive of the game. (Anonymous)
128 yards on 4 kick-off returns for an average of 32 yards per return. The best returner in the UFL. He makes things happen. (Oppo)
