Week 6 of the 2025 season of the UFL had a couple of nearby clashes and a couple of decisive victories, in which the offenses of the winning teams were shown.
Let’s take a look at each touchdown scored in week 6.
The confrontation of Friday Renegades-Battlehawks in St. Louis was a defensive battle. The only playdown of the game reached the end of the first half when the field marshal of the Battlehawks, Max Duggan, decided to go for everything when facing a third and 6 of the 30 -yard line of the renegades that came out of the two -minute warning. He dropped a penny to Hakeem Butler, who hooked on the goal line on a renegade defender for a 30 -yard score.
The Roughnecks opened the scoring in Saturday’s game when they pull McClendon threw a dart in the middle to Justin Hall in a second and 8 plays on the 13 -yard line of the showBoats. Hall was able to reach the annotation zone after making the grip to give his team an advantage of the first quarter.
Memphis got the next two playdowns of the game, with the field marshal that Dresser Winn showed his legs on both scores. First, Winn sold a false game of game action before shooting to his right and dropping a ball to Jay Wilson in the rear corner of the annotation zone so that the showboats their first points in the day in the second quarter. Later in the frame, Winn made the right reading in a set of execution pass options. The field marshal of the Showboats found a hole in the defense of the Roughnecks, hitting the edge with force in an archer for a 9 -yard touchdown that gave Memphis the advantage at that time.
In the third quarter, it was the defense of the Roughnecks that found the annotation zone. Armani Marsh was free in a corner Blitz, delivering a brutal blow in Winn who made the ball release. TJ Franklin picked up the ball and ran 40 yards for a touchdown. That play ended up serving as the winning score of the Roughnecks game.
Each touchdown or week 6
The Panthers found the early annotation zone already in Sunday’s game against the defenders. Taa Taua corridor hastened to a 1 yard score in the opening possession of the Panthers. The defenders responded with Campo Marshal Jordan Ta’amu dropping a ball in the back corner of the scoring area to the closed wing Braylon Sanders for a 16 -yard touchdown.
Later, in the first half, the Panthers Field Marshal, Bryce Perkins, joined his most prominent reel of sliding works. He danced in multiple catches before shooting a pass in the field in a third and 11 from the 35 -yard line of the defenders. He connected with the wing closed, Cole Hikutini, who made the grip on the yards line of the defenders before running to the annotation zone to extend the 7-6 advantage of the Panthers in the second quarter.
The next TouchDown of the Panthers was not so dazzling, with the Nate McCrary corridor running through a 1 yard score to extend its advantage to 24-6 in the third quarter. But the defenders had a quite exciting touchdown after that, since Ta’amu connected to the open receiver Chris Rowland for a 65 -yard score.
Perkins did not take long to add another amazing touchdown. Later, in the third, the multiple captures evaded again before taking off along the lateral line for a 5-yard touchdown that gave his team a 30-14 advantage. He completed the TouchDowns hat-trick when his tip pass to Malik Turner went to a 5-yard touchdown in the last quarter.
The stallions were up to turnover like the three times defenders on Sunday. They found the annotation zone in the first quarter when the Ricky Person Jr. corridor ran for a 4 -yard touchdown. They added another score before part time when Case Cookus found the open receptor Amari Rodgers on the medium in a third and 2 play. It seemed initial that Rodgers was only going to get the first Down, but left a couple of taclers before a 43-yard touchdown to give the team a 12-0 advantage in half a time.
Birmingham added one more touchdown in the last quarter. Cookus connected with the wing closed Jace Sternberger on a road outside for a 5-yard touchdown, giving the stallions a 26-3 advantage.
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