• Matt Corral headlines the Week 1 Team of the Week: The Stallions' starting quarterback delivered one big-time throw and no turnover-worthy plays in his UFL debut.
• Toby Johnson continues to strike fear into opposing offenses: The former USFL standout recorded four quarterback pressures and a 92.0 game grade in Week 1 of UFL action.
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QB: Matt Corral, Birmingham Stallions
RB: Wes Hills, Michigan Panthers
WR: Jontre Kirklin, San Antonio Brahmas
WR: Ty Scott, DC Defenders
TE: Jake Sutherland, St. Louis Battlehawks
Flex: WR Isaiah Winstead, Arlington Renegades
LT: Terry Poole, Memphis Showboats
LG: Jacob Burton, Michigan Panthers
C: Jack Kramer, Houston Roughnecks
RG: Liam Fornadel, DC Defenders
RT: Alex Taylor-Prioleau, Birmingham Stallions
EDGE: Malik Fisher, DC Defenders
EDGE: Travis Feeney, St. Louis Battlehawks
DI: Carlos Davis, Birmingham Stallions
DI: Toby Johnson, Houston Roughnecks
LB: Mike Rose, St. Louis Battlehawks
LB: Willie Harvey, St. Louis Battlehawks
CB: Darius Phillips, San Antonio Brahmas
CB: Mark Gilbert, Birmingham Stallions
S: Kameron Kelly, St. Louis Battlehawks
S: Christian McFarland, Memphis Showboats
Flex: CB Lorenzo Burns, Birmingham Stallions
K: Jake Bates, Michigan Panthers
P: Matt White, Memphis Showboats
K/PR: Darrius Shepherd, St. Louis Battlehawks
ST: Javin White, Michigan Panthers
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: RB WES HILLS, MICHIGAN PANTHERS
Hills forced a pair of missed tackles and averaged an impressive 4.55 yards after contact per attempt on 11 carries. He might not have found the end zone, but four of his rushing attempts went for 10 or more yards.
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: CB DARIUS PHILLIPS, SAN ANTONIO BRAHMAS
Phillips was targeted six times across 44 coverage snaps, and while he allowed four receptions, they went for a combined six yards and he snagged an interception that flipped the field after a long return.
OFFENSIVE LINE OF THE WEEK: ST. LOUIS BATTLEHAWKS
The Battlehawks' offensive line earned the highest PFF pass-blocking grade as a unit this week, allowing five quarterback pressures, including a pair of sacks, from 44 passing plays.