2025 UFL Week 7 Odds, Predictions and Schedule

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We’re heading into Week 7 of the UFL season, and the playoff picture is starting to take shape. Just four weeks remain in the 2025 regular season. Every game carries more weight as a result. Whether you’re backing a favorite like D.C. or eyeing a live dog like Houston, there’s value to be found in the UFL betting lines if you know where to look.

Let’s huddle up to look at the latest UFL Week 7 odds, courtesy of the top sports betting sites, and make our UFL Week 7 predictions.

And before you place your bets, don’t forget to check out the updated UFL Championship odds. The path to the title is starting to narrow.

UFL TV Schedule For Week 7

You can catch all four games this week live on national TV:

• Friday, May 9 – 8:00 PM ET: DC Defenders at San Antonio Brahmas (FOX)
• Saturday, May 10 – 1:00 PM ET: Michigan Panthers at Arlington Renegades (FOX)
• Sunday, May 11 – 12:00 PM ET: Houston Roughnecks at Birmingham Stallions (ABC)
• Sunday, May 11 – 3:00 PM ET: St. Louis Battlehawks at Memphis Showboats (ESPN)

UFL Week 7 Schedule

UFL Week 7 Predictions

Let’s take a look at the full Week 7 slate of matchups and make our spread, total, and moneyline picks for each game.

DC Defenders vs. San Antonio Brahmas Odds

In their Week 4 matchup, the San Antonio Brahmas secured a shocking win over the previously undefeated DC Defenders, winning 24–18, at Audi Field. This game marked San Antonio’s first win of the season and handed DC their first loss. Quite the shock, indeed!

Interim head coach Payton Pardee led the Brahmas in place of Wade Phillips, who was as a result of illness. Running back Aidan Robbins made a notable team debut, scoring two touchdowns, while former Philadelphia Eagle Greg Ward contributed a third-quarter touchdown catch. Special teams also played a pivotal role, with Mathew Sexton returning a punt 83 yards for a touchdown, which gave the Brahmas an early lead.

Statistically, the Defenders actually outgained the Brahmas, amassing 409 total yards to San Antonio’s 219. Quarterback Jordan Ta’amu led DC with 299 passing yards and a touchdown, and he also rushed for 74 yards and another score. Despite the impressive numbers, DC struggled to convert that yardage into points, particularly in the red zone, where they went 1-for-3. San Antonio cashed in on those situations, scoring on all three of their red zone opportunities.

DC Defenders vs. San Antonio Brahmas Predictions

Looking ahead to this week’s rematch, the Defenders will focus on improving red zone efficiency and minimizing penalties, as they were flagged 13 times in their previous showdown. The Brahmas will look to recreate their successful approach from the first meeting, but beating DC twice in as many tries won’t be an easy task.

Keeping Ta’amu in check won’t be easy. You’re getting solid value with the Brahmas’ +320 moneyline odds, but the team is also just 1-5 to this point. DC won’t soon forget that embarrassing loss to San Antonio, and I expect them to come in and trounce the UFL’s worst team in the rematch.

Bet: Defenders (-410), Defenders -9.5 (-105), O 37.5 (-102)

Michigan Panthers vs. Arlington Renegades Odds

The Michigan Panthers and Arlington Renegades are set to face off in a matchup that could have significant playoff implications. The Panthers enter the game as slight favorites in a matchup with a spread of -2.5 and a moneyline of -154. The Renegades are listed at +129 to win the game outright at home. The over/under for the game is set at 42.5 points.

The Panthers have been led by quarterback Bryce Perkins, who has thrown for 1,111 yards and eight touchdowns with a 72.3% completion rate this season. Their ground game has been effective as well, with Toa Taua rushing for 233 yards and four touchdowns, and Nate McCrary adding 228 yards and two scores. Michigan’s two-pronged rushing attack makes it easy for them to control the clock, which could prove helpful in a tough road environment this week.

On the other side, the Renegades’ offense has been orchestrated by Luis Perez, who has passed for 1,145 yards and three touchdowns. He’s also thrown four picks, however. Running back Dae Dae Hunter has added 220 rushing yards and a touchdown, while receiver Deontay Burnett has 190 receiving yards and two touchdowns.

Michigan Panthers vs. Arlington Renegades Predictions

From a betting perspective, the Panthers have been reliable against the spread, covering in four of their six games this season. The total has also gone under in four of Michigan’s last six, largely due to their disciplined defense and aforementioned run-heavy offensive approach.

On the flip side, the Renegades have struggled both straight-up and ATS, failing to cover in five of their last six. Those trends, combined with Michigan’s balanced attack and stingy run defense, have me leaning toward the Panthers in this Week 7 matchup.

Bet: Panthers (-162), Panthers -3 (-108), U 42.5 (-105)

Houston Roughnecks vs. Birmingham Stallions Odds

The Birmingham Stallions and Houston Roughnecks are set to clash in Alabama with the Stallions entering as 6-point favorites and the over/under set at 38.5 points. This is the second meeting of the campaign between the teams after the Stallions picked up a 23-16 win at Houston back in Week 4. Birmingham checks in at 4-2 on the year, while Houston is a game behind at 3-3.

Northern Arizona legend Case Cookus leads the Stallions. The Thousand Oaks product has thrown for 347 yards and four touchdowns with a 55.2% completion rate on the year. Running back Ricky Person Jr. has added 168 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while receiver Deon Cain has contributed 258 receiving yards and a couple of TDs on 16 total catches.

Cookus is Birmingham’s third-string QB, and he’s in there after Alex McGough and Matt Corral went down with injuries. McGough has been sidelined since Week 2, while Corral went out with a hip injury late in the aforementioned Week 4 victory over these Roughnecks. The team lost Cookus’ first start in Week 5 before bouncing back with an impressive 26-3 win over the struggling Brahmas last week.

On the other side, the Roughnecks have seen quarterback Jalan McClendon pass for 556 yards with a 70.3% completion rate, alongside one touchdown and two interceptions. Running back Zaquandre White has rushed for 172 yards and two touchdowns, and receiver Justin Hall has recorded 237 receiving yards and two touchdowns on 32 receptions.

Houston Roughnecks vs. Birmingham Stallions Predictions

While the Stallions have a 2-4 record against the spread this season, the Roughnecks have fared better at 4-2 ATS. Notably, Houston has covered the spread in both instances when they were underdogs by 6.5 points or more. With Birmingham down to its third QB, I think the Roughnecks will even the season series on the road here.

Bet: Birmingham (-270), Roughnecks +5.5 (-108), U 38.5 (-110)

St. Louis Battlehawks vs. Memphis Showboats Odds

The Memphis Showboats return home to Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium to face the St. Louis Battlehawks. Both teams are averaging 262.5 yards per game, but the Battlehawks have been more effective in converting those yards into points, averaging 21.8 points per game compared to the Showboats’ 15.7.

The Showboats’ offense is led by wide receiver Jonathan Adams, who ranks second in the league with 338 receiving yards and fourth with 26 receptions. Despite defenses focusing on limiting his production, Adams has been a standout performer all year. On defense, linebacker Steele Chambers has been a standout, racking up double-digit tackles in four of the team’s six games and ranking second in the league with 53 total tackles.

The Battlehawks are in the thick of the playoff race in the XFL Conference and are looking to extend their winning streak. With both teams having similar yardage statistics but differing in scoring efficiency, this matchup could hinge on which team can capitalize on its offensive drives.

St. Louis Battlehawks vs. Memphis Showboats Predictions

Even on the road, the Battlehawks are fairly sizable -238 moneyline favorites. Memphis is a putrid 1-5 on the year, with their lone victory coming at the hands of the Stallions in Cookus’ first start in Week 5. They really haven’t stacked up on either side of the ball this season, so I expect St. Louis to take care of business comfortably away from home.

Bet: Battlehawks (-238), Battlehawks -4 (-110), U 39 (-110)

UFL Week 7 Best Bets

Looking for action with the strongest edge? Here are our favorite plays from this week’s slate:

• St. Louis Battlehawks –4 vs. Memphis – Most reliable team against the spread.
• DC Defenders -9.5 vs. San Antonio – DC will be out for revenge after a shocking loss to San Antonio earlier in the year.
• Birmingham Stallions ML vs. Houston – Solid parlay anchor with limited risk.

And if you’re still not sure which bets to tail, don’t go it alone. Check out our best handicappers for sharp, data-driven picks all season long.