Five things to watch for in Week 4 of the 2025 UFL season

Eric Williams

NFL Reporter

Just call Bryce Perkins the touchdown maker.

Through three games, the Michigan Panthers‘ dual-threat quarterback is responsible for five touchdowns (three rushing and two passing). Perkins has completed 69% of his passes for 488 yards and rushed for 74 more. His ability to make things happen in the air and on the ground is one of the main reasons the Panthers are one of the top teams to beat in the UFL heading into Week 4.

“Bryce’s energy is really good,” Michigan head coach Mike Nolan said. “He still tries to hurdle everybody, but he did fall forward for a couple extra yards.”

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