17 Players Sign UFL Contracts Ahead of 2024 Season

Five UFL teams signed players to contracts for the upcoming 2024 season on Monday.
17 Players Sign UFL Contracts Ahead of 2024 Season
17 Players Sign UFL Contracts Ahead of 2024 Season /

With less than a month until training camp, UFL teams are locking up players for the 2024 season. The league announced Monday night that 17 more players had signed agreements with five teams.

The Arlington Renegades led the way, signing seven players. Both punter Marquette King and leading rusher De'Veon Smith return from last year's squad. 

Also notably, the Memphis Showboats signed quarterback Troy Williams. Last season, Williams took over as the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh Maulers and led the team to a USFL Championship appearance.

Looking at the numbers, 11 of the 17 players signed were on the defensive side of the ball. Memphis was the only team on the list that didn’t sign a defensive player, and the D.C. Defenders, San Antonio Brahmas and St. Louis Battlehawks joined Memphis and Arlington in making moves.

Here are the 17 players that signed UFL contracts on Monday.

17 Players Sign UFL Contracts

Position - Player Name

Arlington Renegades

  • P Marquette King
  • DL Bunmi Rotimi
  • T Teton Saltes
  • RB De’Veon Smith
  • DB Elijah Hamilton
  • OL Jordan Steckler
  • DB Jamar Summers

D.C. Defenders

  • S Deontay Anderson
  • CB Adam Sparks

Memphis Showboats

  • QB Troy Williams

San Antonio Brahmas

  • T Kohl Levao
  • S Jordan Mosley
  • LB Nate Wieland
  • LB Jordan Williams

St. Louis Battlehawks

  • S Ben DeLuca
  • CB Chris Payton-Jones
  • CB Brandon Sebastian

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Anthony Miller has been covering professional spring football since 2019 including XFL, USFL, and CFL. He was a local news reporter in Texas before transitioning to sports. Other sites he writes for includes College Football Network and NTZ Network.