UFL Week 3: PFF Team of the Week and Player Awards

• EJ Perry bounces back en route to a strong performance in Week 3: Two weeks removed from a poor 28.8 PFF overall grade, Perry recorded an 83.7 mark in the Panthers' Week 3 win.

• Deon Cain goes off for 144 receiving yards: The former sixth-round NFL draft pick caught seven of his eight targets and now leads the UFL in receiving yards.

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QB: EJ Perry, Michigan Panthers
RB: De’Veon Smith, Arlington Renegades
WR: Deon Cain, Birmingham Stallions
WR: Tyler Vaughns, Arlington Renegades
TE: Jace Sternberger, Birmingham Stallions
Flex: WR Hakeem Butler, St. Louis Battlehawks
LT: Bobby Evans, Arlington Renegades
LG: Yasir Durant, D.C. Defenders
C: Jake Lacina, Arlington Renegades
RG: Rashaad Coward, San Antonio Brahmas
RT: Noah Henderson, Arlington Renegades

EDGE: Jonathan Garvin, Birmingham Stallions
EDGE: Dondrea Tillman, Birmingham Stallions
DI: Carlos Davis, Birmingham Stallions
DI: Marvin Wilson, Birmingham Stallions
LB: Jordan Williams, San Antonio Brahmas
LB: Gabriel Sewell Jr., Houston Roughnecks
CB: Darius Phillips, San Antonio Brahmas
CB: Lorenzo Burns, Birmingham Stallions
S: Jamal Carter, Arlington Renegades
S: Qwynnterrio Cole, St. Louis Battlehawks
Flex: CB Bryce Torneden, Michigan Panthers

K: Matt McCrane, D.C. Defenders
P: Matt White, Memphis Showboats
K/PR: Isiah Hennie, Houston Roughnecks
ST: Marvin Moody, Houston Roughnecks

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: WR DEON CAIN, BIRMINGHAM STALLIONS

Cain averaged 4.50 yards per route run in the Stallions' Week 3 win over the Memphis Showboats, turning eight targets into seven receptions for 144 yards on an average target depth of 17.3 yards.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: EDGE JONATHAN GARVIN, BIRMINGHAM STALLIONS

Garvin racked up four quarterback pressures, including two sacks, from 27 pass-rushing snaps in the Stallions' Week 3 win over the Memphis Showboats. He forced fumbles on both of those sacks and had a would-be sack-fumble-touchdown nullified due to a penalty.

OFFENSIVE LINE OF THE WEEK: ARLINGTON RENEGADES

The Renegades' offensive line combined to allow just five quarterback pressures, none of which were sacks, with no offensive lineman allowing multiple pressures in the team's loss to the D.C. Defenders.