UFL

[Neptune]

I have finally got to see a UFL game on tv, Michigan v Memphis. I’d rather watch a Jets game.
So some questions as you guys must know more than me.
Is this watched on tv in the US?
I assume this is a second chance to get in the NFL?
With so few teams how do fans get an allegiance to a team?
Would more teams make it more likely to succeed?
How would these teams stack up against a college or CFL teams?
Is it going to last or go the same way as every other NFL alternative summer league?
There is hardly anyone in the stadium, so no atmosphere.
The guy shoving a microphone in everyone’s face is irritating.
Everything, commentators, presentation sideline interviewers just seem second rate.
Any thoughts guys?

 

[fishfanmiami]

I've never watched a game and it's mostly the same with anyone I know

It is however a way for players that just missed making an NFL team to stay around and if they play great maybe get another shot

 

[Ikema]

I've never watched a game and it's mostly the same with anyone I know

It is however a way for players that just missed making an NFL team to stay around and if they play great maybe get another shot

I think it's got a purpose, the UFL, But only if they're smart enough to stay in their own lane. I believe the owners are looking at European expansion