UFL Week 4: PFF Team of the Week and Player Awards

• Justin Smith, Jontre Kirklin top 100 receiving yards: The only receivers to surpass the century mark in Week 4 were the Brahmas teammates.

• Wyatt Ray makes the most of 22 pass-rushing snaps: The Brahmas edge rusher recorded five quarterback pressures in Week 4.

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QB: Reid Sinnett, Houston Roughnecks
RB: Jacob Saylors, St. Louis Battlehawks
WR: Justin Smith, San Antonio Brahmas
WR: Jontre Kirklin, San Antonio Brahmas
TE: Jace Sternberger, Birmingham Stallions
Flex: WR Kelvin Harmon, D.C. Defenders
LT: Darius Harper, Birmingham Stallions
LG: Jake Burton, Michigan Panthers
C: Michael Maietti, D.C. Defenders
RG: Liam Fornadel, D.C. Defenders
RT: Alex Taylor, Birmingham Stallions

EDGE: Wyatt Ray, San Antonio Brahmas
EDGE: Tim Ward, San Antonio Brahmas
DI: P.J. Hall, Memphis Showboats
DI: Jalen Redmond, Arlington Renegades
LB: Tavante Beckett, San Antonio Brahmas
LB: Mike Rose, St. Louis Battlehawks
CB: Jimmy Moreland, Houston Roughnecks
CB: Quenton Meeks, Memphis Showboats
S: Kai Nacua, Michigan Panthers
S: Jordan Mosley, San Antonio Brahmas
Flex: CB Michael Joseph, D.C. Defenders

K: Ramiz Ahmed, Birmingham Stallions
P: Brock Miller, Michigan Panthers
K/PR: Darrius Shepherd, St. Louis Battlehawks
ST: Sal Cannella, Arlington Renegades

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: JUSTIN SMITH, SAN ANTONIO BRAHMAS

Smith led all players in receiving yards (107) this past week. He earned a 77.6 PFF receiving grade and averaged 2.68 yards per route run.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: WYATT RAY, SAN ANTONIO BRAHMAS

Ray rushed the passer 22 times this past week, racking up five total pressures and a sack. He also added a tackle resulting in a defensive stop.

OFFENSIVE LINE OF THE WEEK: BIRMINGHAM STALLIONS

The Stallions had some issues on the interior of their offensive line in Week 4, but Darius Harper and Alex Taylor combined to allow just one quarterback pressure in the Stallions' win over the D.C. Defenders.