UFL Week 1 Players of the Week: Austin Reed, Jordan Mosley, Matt McCrane Honored

United Football League Announces Week 1 Players of the Week

The United Football League has announced its Week 1 Players of the Week, recognizing standout performances across offense, defense and special teams to open the 2026 season.

  • Offensive Player of the Week (presented by Progressive): Austin Reed, QB, Dallas Renegades
  • Defensive Player of the Week (presented by NOBULL): Jordan Mosley, DB, St. Louis Battlehawks
  • Special Teams Player of the Week (presented by Dynasty Financial Partners): Matt McCrane, K, DC Defenders

Austin Reed Sets UFL Passing Record in Week 1

Quarterback Austin Reed delivered a historic performance for Dallas, throwing for a league-best 376 passing yards, setting a new UFL single-game regular season record.

Reed completed 26-of-40 passes with three touchdowns, including a 66-yard scoring strike, the longest of the week. His ability to push the ball downfield and lead explosive drives helped establish the Renegades as an early contender.

Jordan Mosley Leads Battlehawks Defense

Defensive back Jordan Mosley played a key role in St. Louis’ defensive effort, recording a team-high eight tackles in their matchup against the DC Defenders.

Mosley also added a pass breakup and an interception, demonstrating strong coverage skills and playmaking ability in the secondary.


Matt McCrane Makes UFL History with 60+ Yard Field Goal

DC Defenders kicker Matt McCrane made league history by connecting on the first 60-plus yard field goal in UFL history, earning four points under league scoring rules.

McCrane finished 1-of-2 on field goal attempts, with his record-setting kick serving as the highlight of his Week 1 performance.

Source: UFL

Photo: Courtesy of the UFL

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