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Fox Sports
19-05-2025
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How to Watch Houston Roughnecks vs. DC Defenders TV Channel & Live Stream
Data Skrive At TDECU Stadium on Sunday, Deon Jackson and the DC Defenders face Jalan McClendon and the Houston Roughnecks in a battle featuring a pair of the brightest stars in the UFL on offense, beginning at 4:00 PM ET. The most recent outing for the Defenders was a matchup with the Arlington Renegades, and they won 33-30. The Roughnecks came up short by a final score of 30-18 in their most recent outing, a matchup with the Panthers. San Antonio Brahmas TE Steven Stilianos found Dee Anderson for a 38-yard TD vs. the Memphis Showboats. How to Watch Roughnecks vs. Defenders Game Day: Sunday, May 25, 2025 Game Time: 4:00 PM ET TV: Watch on FOX Learn more about the DC Defenders vs. the Houston Roughnecks on FOX Sports! Defenders' 2025 Schedule Date Opponent Score TV 3/30/2025 Birmingham W 18-11 ESPN 4/5/2025 Memphis W 17-12 ABC 4/13/2025 at St. Louis W 27-15 ABC 4/20/2025 San Antonio L 24-18 FOX 4/27/2025 at Arlington W 37-33 ESPN 5/4/2025 at Michigan L 38-14 ESPN 5/9/2025 at San Antonio W 32-24 FOX 5/18/2025 Arlington W 33-30 ABC 5/25/2025 at Houston - FOX 5/30/2025 St. Louis - FOX Defenders Stats & Insights The Defenders have put an average of 24.5 points per game on the board this season, 3.5 more than the 21.0 the Roughnecks have surrendered. The Defenders' offense has averaged 345.0 yards per game this season, 41.1 more than the 303.9 the Roughnecks' defense has allowed. The Defenders earn 5.9 yards per play, while the Roughnecks allow 5.5. DC has averaged 99.4 yards per game on the ground this season, 21.4 yards fewer than Houston has allowed to opposing rushing attacks (120.8). Defenders Key Players In six games for the Defenders, Jordan Ta'amu has led the offense with 1,473 yards (245.5 yards per game) while compiling 11 touchdowns, four interceptions and a 50.2% completion percentage. On 58 targets, Chris Rowland has 33 receptions (4.1 per game) for 434 yards and three TDs in eight games. In seven games, has converted 44 targets into 21 catches, 314 yards and five touchdowns for the Defenders. Roughnecks' 2025 Schedule Date Opponent Score TV 3/28/2025 St. Louis L 31-6 FOX 4/6/2025 at Arlington L 11-9 ESPN 4/12/2025 at Memphis W 18-17 ESPN 4/19/2025 Birmingham L 23-16 FOX 4/27/2025 at San Antonio W 27-3 ESPN 5/3/2025 Memphis W 21-20 ABC 5/11/2025 at Birmingham L 33-25 ABC 5/17/2025 Michigan L 30-18 FOX 5/25/2025 DC - FOX 5/31/2025 at Michigan - ESPN Roughnecks Stats & Insights The Defenders have allowed their opponents an average of 23.4 points per game this season, 5.9 more than the 17.5 the Roughnecks have put on the board per contest. The Defenders' defense has allowed 297.5 yards per game in 2025, 33.4 yards more than the 264.1 the Roughnecks' offense has averaged. The Roughnecks pick up 4.9 yards per play and the Defenders give up 5.7. DC has allowed opposing rushing attacks to gain 115.6 yards per game in 2025, compared to the 91.5 yards Houston's offense has averaged on the ground. Roughnecks Key Players McClendon has thrown for 1,039 yards (207.8 per game), completing 66.5% of his passes, with four touchdowns and three interceptions in five games. Zaquandre White has run for 300 yards (42.9 per game) and four touchdowns in seven games. In the passing game, Justin Hall has scored two TDs, hauling in 32 balls for 237 yards (39.5 per game). FOX Sports created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar. FOLLOW Follow your favorites to personalize your FOX Sports experience Houston Roughnecks DC Defenders recommended
Fox News
07-05-2025
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UFL 2025: Every touchdown from Week 6
Week 6 of the 2025 UFL season had a couple of close matchups and a pair of decisive victories, in which the winning teams' offenses showed out. Let's take a look at every touchdown scored in Week 6. St. Louis Battlehawks 12, Arlington Renegades 6 Friday's Renegades-Battlehawks matchup in St. Louis was a tight, defensive battle. The game's lone touchdown came late in the first half when Battlehawks quarterback Max Duggan decided to go for it all when facing a third-and-6 from the Renegades' 30-yard line coming out of the two-minute warning. He dropped a dime to Hakeem Butler, who made a snag at the goal line over a Renegades defender for a 30-yard score. Houston Roughnecks 21, Memphis Showboats 20 The Roughnecks opened the scoring in Saturday's game when Jalan McClendon threw a dart over the middle to Justin Hall on a second-and-8 play from the Showboats' 13-yard line. Hall was able to reach the end zone after making the grab to give his team a first-quarter lead. Memphis got the game's next two touchdowns, with quarterback Dresser Winn showcasing his legs on both scores. First, Winn sold a play-action fake well before rolling to his right and dropping a ball to Jay Jay Wilson in the back corner of the end zone to get the Showboats their first points on the day in the second quarter. Later in the frame, Winn made the right read on a run-pass option play. The Showboats' quarterback found a hole in the Roughnecks' defense, hitting the edge hard on a keeper for a 9-yard touchdown that gave Memphis the lead at the time. In the third quarter, it was the Roughnecks' defense that found the end zone. Armani Marsh came in free on a cornerback blitz, delivering a brutal hit on Winn that caused the ball to jar loose. T.J. Franklin scooped the ball up and ran 40 yards for a touchdown. That play wound up serving as the game-winning score for the Roughnecks. Michigan Panthers 38, DC Defenders 14 The Panthers found the end zone early and often in Sunday's game against the Defenders. Running back Toa Taua rushed for a 1-yard score on the Panthers' opening possession. The Defenders responded with quarterback Jordan Ta'amu dropping a ball into the back corner of the end zone to tight end Braylon Sanders for a 16-yard touchdown. Later in the first half, Panthers quarterback Bryce Perkins added to his season-long highlight reel of dazzling plays. He danced out of multiple sacks before firing a pass downfield on a third-and-11 from the Defenders' 35-yard line. He connected with tight end Cole Hikutini, who made the grab at the Defenders' 15-yard line before running into the end zone to extend the Panthers' 7-6 lead in the second quarter. The Panthers' next touchdown wasn't as dazzling, with running back Nate McCrary rushing for a 1-yard score to extend their lead to 24-6 in the third quarter. But the Defenders had a pretty exciting touchdown after that as Ta'amu connected with wide receiver Chris Rowland for a 65-yard score. It didn't take long for Perkins to add another jaw-dropping touchdown. Later in the third, he evaded multiple sacks again before taking off along the sideline for a 5-yard touchdown that gave his team a 30-14 advantage. He completed the hat-trick of touchdowns when his tipped pass to Malik Turner went for a 5-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. Birmingham Stallions 26, San Antonio Brahmas 3 The Stallions lived up to the billing as the three-time defending champions on Sunday. They found the end zone in the first quarter when running back Ricky Person Jr. rushed for a 4-yard touchdown. They added another score before halftime when Case Cookus found wide receiver Amari Rodgers over the middle on a third-and-2 play. It initially looked like Rodgers was only going to get the first down, but he slipped out of a pair of tacklers before taking off for a 43-yard touchdown to give his team a 12-0 lead going into halftime. Birmingham added one more touchdown in the fourth quarter. Cookus connected with tight end Jace Sternberger on an out route for a 5-yard touchdown, giving the Stallions a 26-3 lead. Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account, follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily !
