UFL Championship: Stallions' Three-Peat Bid vs. Brahmas' Defense
The Birmingham Stallions look to win their third consecutive UFL championship, but they'll have to get through the San Antonio Brahmas first.
The last American professional sports franchise to win three championships in a row is the Los Angeles Lakers, who won three consecutive NBA titles from 2000-02. And now the United Football League's Birmingham Stallions are one win away from joining that exclusive three-peat club.
The Stallions (10-1) won USFL titles in 2022 and 2023 and can take the UFL crown Sunday, when they face a stingy San Antonio Brahmas squad at 5 p.m. ET at The Dome of America's Center in St. Louis (Fox). The inaugural UFL championship game pits arguably the most exciting player in the league (Birmingham quarterback Adrian Martinez) against the league's most impenetrable defense in San Antonio (8-3). The Brahmas are the only team to beat the Stallions this season, shutting them down 18-9 in Week 9.
So will it be a Birmingham three-peat, or will Brahmas coach Wade Phillips offer up another defensive masterpiece? We break down the matchup below.
Birmingham Stallions vs. San Antonio Brahmas
Time: 5 p.m. ET, Sunday Site: The Dome at America's Center, St. Louis TV: Fox Line: Stallions -3, O/U 41.5
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