The UFL is reportedly relocating four of its franchises, one of which is expected to be in Columbus next spring.

A local source confirmed that the professional United Football League is interested in moving a franchise to the Columbus.

Pro football not named the NFL is again making a dramatic move to sustain viability, seeking to enter four brand-new markets ...

The UFL referred to recent rumors about franchise relocation ahead of its 2026 season as "unauthorized speculation." Kentucky ...

However, less than 24 hours after the Stallions relocation rumor was released, the UFL and the city of Birmingham provided ...

The UFL’s shift to non-NFL markets aims to avoid direct competition with the NFL and tap into untapped fanbases.

On Tuesday night, reports emerged that the UFL will be relocating half of its entire league. Moving to new markets will be ...

The Michigan Panthers, who were brought back as part of the USFL in 2022 before joining the merged UFL, are rumored to ...

According to James Larsen, an insider with Pro Football Newsroom, Lexington and Louisville are potential landing spots for ...

The Showboats are reportedly leaving Memphis again. The United Football League is relocating four of its eight teams − the ...

The UFL is going international, announcing that it'll host a player showcase in Switzerland in an effort to attract European ...

Columbus will be getting a team along with Boise, Orlando, and Lexington. It appears the UFL is aiming to tap into passionate fan bases in specific college towns. Boise State, Ohio State, and Kentucky ...