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And just like that, the 2025 UFL regular season will be over. We’ve reached Week 10, the final week of regular season play in the UFL. The entrants in this year’s playoffs have already been determined. Last week, Birmingham scored late in the fourth quarter to beat Michigan yet again, 26-22. That win secured a home game for the Stallions in next weekend’s USFL championship.

The XFL championship game was already set last week. DC (6-3) will travel to St. Louis (7-2) to take on the Battlehawks. St. Louis won easily last week, beating San Antonio 39-13. The Defenders were upset by Houston 24-21. Should the Battlehawks win the XFL title game, they would play for the UFL championship on their home turf at The Dome at America’s Center.

Ironically, the Battlehawks and Defenders will play in Week 10. The game is in Washington, D.C., and the Defenders are a 1-point favorite. Then, the two teams will turn around and play each other next week for a spot in the UFL title game.

Arlington plays at San Antonio in a battle of non-playoff qualifiers. The Brahmas went from a 2024 UFL championship game appearance to the league’s worst team at 1-8 heading into the final weekend of the season.

That said, let’s get in the huddle once again and take a look at the latest UFL Week 10 odds, courtesy of the top sports betting sites. Then, we can make our UFL Week 10 predictions.

UFL TV Schedule for Week 10

Football fans that need their spring football fix can tune in and watch all four UFL games this weekend. FOX, ABC, and ESPN will broadcast all four games as seen below.

• Friday, May 30: St. Louis @ DC, 8:00PM on FOX
• Saturday, May 31: Houston @ Michigan, 3:00PM on ESPN/ESPN+
• Sunday, June 1: Arlington @ San Antonio, 12:00PM on ABC/ESPN+
• Sunday, June 1: Birmingham @ Memphis, 3:00PM on FOX

UFL Week 10 Schedule

UFL Week 10 Predictions

Let’s take a look at the full Week 10 slate of matchups and make our spread, total, and moneyline picks for each game.

St. Louis Battlehawks vs. DC Defenders Odds

Since a 27-15 loss to the Defenders at home in Week 3, the Battlehawks have ripped off five straight wins. St. Louis is the only team in the UFL with a 7-2 record and the Battlehawks are an impressive 6-3 ATS in their nine games.

With an upset loss last week to Houston, DC is now 6-3 SU, but they are 4-5 ATS. DC has been favored by at least one point five times this season. They have covered the spread in exactly one of those games.

Fans looking for points and bettors that like the Over should enjoy this one. The total is set at a rather high – especially for the UFL – 45.5. The Battlehawks are the second-highest scoring team in the UFL behind Michigan. DC is right behind St. Louis. The Battlehawks average 24.2 points per game and the Defenders average 24.1.

The Over has cashed in six of DC’s nine games this season. The Over is 5-4 in St. Louis games in 2025.

St. Louis Battlehawks vs. DC Defenders Predictions

DC QB Jordan Ta’amu leads the UFL in passing. He’s got 1,473 passing yards and 11 touchdowns. The one knock on Ta’amu is his completion percentage which sits at just 50.2 percent. His top target, Chris Rowland, has 40 receptions for 510 yards and three scores.

St. Louis relies more on the run and Jacob Saylors’ 499 rushing yards leads the UFL. He has five touchdowns. The Battlehawks can throw it too. Max Duggan completes 57.3 percent of his throws for 696 yards. Hakeem Butler is the top receiver with 12 catches, 262 yards, and four touchdowns.

It’s odd, but these two teams will play a more meaningful game next weekend. That’s what makes this game a little difficult to predict. Both teams could start several backups to get them some meaningful playing time. It doesn’t matter who wins this game. It has no bearing on next week. Both coaches will be reluctant to show a lot.

However, in a game with such a tight spread, the value is on the Battlehawks on the road. With the total predicted at 45.5, sportsbooks are expecting both teams to put up some points. We mentioned that St. Louis relies on the run. The DC run defense gives up the most yards per carry – 4.8 – of all UFL teams.

The Battlehawks rank No. 2 in pass defense and they actually held Ta’amu to a 45.2 percent completion rate in the Week 3 loss and picked him off twice. Ta’amu was, however, able to throw for 243 yards and three touchdowns. Still, expect the Battlehawks defense to slow down Ta’amu for however long he may play.

Bet: St. Louis +100, St. Louis +1 (-110), Under 45.5 (-110)

Houston Roughnecks vs. Michigan Panthers Odds

Michigan beat Houston 30-18 in Week 8, before losing to Birmingham again last week. The Panthers have lost to the Stallions all five times they have played them over the past two seasons. Michigan has just three losses this season, two to Birmingham and the other to St. Louis.

Houston played its way out of the postseason with consecutive losses to Birmingham and Michigan in Weeks 7 and 8. Now, the Roughnecks look to finish the season with a .500 record. Houston plays solid defense, but the offense only averages 18.2 points per game.

The Roughnecks have been an underdog of 9.5 points or higher just once this season. They did cover in that game and they are 5-4 ATS on the season. Five of their nine games have gone Over the total. Michigan has the top scoring team in the UFL at 25.9 points per game. The Over is 6-3 in Panthers games this season.

Houston Roughnecks vs. Michigan Panthers Predictions

Michigan does already have a spot in the USFL championship game locked up. You might see more of backup QB Danny Etling as well as several other Panthers backups. Either way, the advantage still goes to Michigan. Toa Taua leads the team in rushing with 357 yards and six touchdowns. The six TDs leads the UFL and his rushing total is fifth.

Houston has shown the ability to slow teams down on defense, but keep in mind that Michigan has the No. 1 run defense in the league. Where the Panthers fail is in pass coverage. The Panthers allow the most yards per game passing in the UFL. Houston QB Jalan McClendon could take advantage as he has completed 67 percent of his passes for 1,271 yards and six touchdowns.

Ultimately, this game comes down to motivation. Neither team has much to play for. Houston did win last week, beating a pretty good DC team 24-21. Michigan was beaten by its nemesis Birmingham. The Panthers are still the better team, but covering a double-digit spread in a meaningless game is tough.

Bet: ML pass, Houston +9.5 (-110), Under 44 (-110)

Arlington Renegades vs. San Antonio Brahmas Odds

It’s the most meaningless game of the final week of the 2025 UFL season. Arlington (4-5) travels to San Antonio (1-8) to face the Brahmas who they beat in Week 1, 33-9. San Antonio played in last season’s UFL championship game, but fell apart in 2025.

The Brahmas only win came in Week 4 when they pulled a 24-18 upset of DC. They have lost five straight games since and they are a home underdog once again this week. San Antonio is 3-6 ATS on the season and 3-3 ATS when an underdog of at least 3.5 points.

Both teams trend to the Over. It’s no surprise for San Antonio as the Brahmas have the worst defense in the UFL. They allow 27.9 points per game and that’s the big reason why they are 1-8. Six of the nine Brahmas games have gone Over the total. It’s the same for Arlington. The Over is 6-3 in Renegades games this season too.

Arlington Renegades vs. San Antonio Brahmas Predictions

Luis Perez is one of the top quarterbacks in the UFL. He has completed 70.8 percent of his passes this season for 1,145 yards. RB Dae Dae Hunter leads the Renegades in rushing with 362 yards and Deontay Burnett is the leading receiver with 29 catches, 341 yards, and three touchdowns.

San Antonio just cannot get it done on offense. The Brahmas have scored a league-low 130 points (14.4 ppg). QB Kellen Mond has 700 yards passing, two touchdowns, and a completion percentage of just 56.3 percent. The Brahmas don’t run the ball well, don’t sustain drives, and they are the worst defense in the league.

You can bet the Brahmas would love nothing more than for this season to be over. It’s hard to believe they played for the UFL championship last season. Arlington doesn’t have much to play for either, but finishing .500 would be nice.

Don’t forget; it was Week 1 when Arlington started the season with a nice 33-9 win over San Antonio. It’s been pretty much all downhill for the Brahmas since then. Expect more of the same in this season finale.

Bet: Arlington -198, Arlington -3.5 (-110), Over 41 (-110)

Birmingham Stallions vs. Memphis Showboats Odds

It was Week 5 and it was probably the upset of the season. Memphis, winners of just two games all season, went to Birmingham and upset the defending UFL champion Stallions 24-20. Don’t expect that to happen again.

The Stallions will play for the USFL Division championship next weekend. They are 6-3 SU this season and 5-4 ATS. Birmingham has been favored by 6.5 or more four times this season. They only covered once.

The Stallions have a solid defense, allowing 17.5 points per game. The offense has really heated up over the last four weeks. The Stallions scored 26 or more points in all four games and averaged 28.3 points per game. The Over cashed in each of their last three games and in five of nine for the season.

The Showboats have been an underdog of 6.5 or more five times this season. They covered in two of those games. Memphis is the worst defense in the division, giving up 22.2 points per game. The Over is 5-4 in Showboats games this season.

Birmingham Stallions vs. Memphis Showboats Predictions

The Stallions will be looking for some payback, but not at the expense of playing for next week’s division title. Birmingham has the better offense. Deon Cain has 27 catches, 491 yards, and six touchdowns this season. He’s been J’Mar Smith’s go-to guy. Smith has only played three games, but he’s been electric – 632 passing yards and five touchdowns.

The Showboats have played three guys at quarterback – Dresser Winn, Troy Williams, and EJ Perry – this season. Winn has the most passing yards (721) and the best completion percentage at 59.3 percent. The Showboats offense doesn’t do much of anything well. That’s why they are the second-lowest scoring team in the UFL (15.4 ppg).

While Birmingham will surely protect many of its key players, Memphis really doesn’t have much to play for either. Asking the Showboats to pull off another dramatic upset, even though it’s at home, is just too much to ask.

Bet: ML pass, Birmingham -6.5 (-110), Under 39 (-110)

UFL Week 10 Best Bets

This is it. One last time. The Scores & Stats UFL experts have taken one last look at the Week 10 games and they come up with the following best bets.

• Arlington -198 @ San Antonio
• St. Louis @ DC Under 45.5 (-110)

Arlington should have no problem beating the worst team in the UFL. They did so in Week 1 and they come into this game after a win over Memphis in Week 9. The Brahmas just want to get this over with.

We’re not always so big on laying -198, but when we pair it with our other best bet, we get a nice two-team parlay. St. Louis and DC can both put up points, but neither team really cares about this weekend’s game. Both teams are in the playoffs and will probably rest some key players. That doesn’t mean they won’t play, but they won’t play much.

That said, getting to 46 points in a UFL game isn’t happening. These two turn around and play each other next week in a more meaningful game. That one will probably be lower-scoring as well. Of course, this bet is priced at -110 and surely by now you know a $110 bet will profit $100 on a win.

A two-team parlay with these two best bets will pay out at +198 odds. That means one single $100 wager would net $198 should both of these best bets cash.