2025 UFL MVP Power Rankings: Jordan Ta'amu leads the pack after Week 3

RJ Young

Fox Sports National University Football Analyst

For the first time in 2025 UFL Season, there is a new name at the top of my MVP power ranking. It shouldn’t surprise us not. 1 spot now belongs to the field marshal that leads the first classified team in my UFL power ranking.

Jordan Ta’amu It has DC defenders at the only start of 3-0 at the UFL this season. Ta’amu had his most productive game so far in week 3, since his three TouchDown game helped to deliver St. Louis Battlehawks his first loss of the year.

How did Ta’amu change for the classification table for the rest of the first five?

Here is a look at my third UFL MVP power ranking of the season.

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5. Memphis Showboats Squeeze Jonathan Adams

Statistics line of week 3: 5 captures for 42 yards
Week 3 Result: 18-17 Loss against Houston

I thought that Memphis’s showboats have not had a great leg this season, Adams has been excellent. He leads the UFL in yards receptors (263) and yards per game (87.7) for a gap of almost 20 yards until not. 2 player in that metric (defenders WR Ty Scott, 68.3). Showboats have trouble solving, and one of them is to find ways to get Adams as many touches as possible.

4. Arlington renegades QB Luis Pérez

Statistics line of week 3: 26 of 38 for 208 adjustment yards
Week 3 Result: 10-9 Loss in Birmingham

Pérez has been the most consistent pin in the League. He is the only field marshal with a percentage of completion above 70 percent, occupies the number 2 position in the League in air yards this season and has the ones in dispute to win the XFL conference in almost a third of the season.

Despite the loss, the renegades had control against the stallions until the last seconds of the game. The decision -making and Pérez’s ability to take care of football will have and pay dividends for an XFL team that seems to be great after losing by little before the defense champions on the road.

3. Michigan Panthers QB Bryce Perkins

Statistics line of week 3: 17 of 23 for 193 Air Yardas, 1 INT, 2 Tauchdowns Hurried
Week 3 Result: 26-23 Win vs. San Antonio

Perkins has made the difference in Michigan’s victories so far this season. In the waning minutes of the Victory of the Panthers over the San Antonio Brahmas, the team led to a trip that ended with a winning field goal of the game.

Despite leaving the bank in two of three games this season, he is the only player in the league with multiple passes and touchdowns this season and has the second best percentage of completion (69.2) among quarterbacks with at least attempts. Compared to Battlehawks QB Manny Wilkins, Perkins has launched only 10 yards less (498 compared to 488), one more touchdown and one less interception.

2. St. Louis Battlehawks RB Jacob Saylors

Statistics line of week 3: 7 captures for 91 yards
Week 3 Result: 27-15 defeat DC

Saylors has been the skills player who are not more productive in the UFL this season. He occupies the number 1 position in Hats hurried (4), No. 2 in Yardas by Earth (145) and No. 4 in reception yards (163). While the Battlehawks suffered their first defeat at home in the regular season in almost two years, they are still one of the two best league teams that go to week 4 and Saylor is one of the reasons why.

1. DC defenders QB Jordan Ta’amu

Statistics line of week 3: 17 of 37 suitable for 243 yards with 3 touchdown, 2 ints
Week 3 Result: 27-15 Victoria in St. Louis

Ta’amu refs in second place in total offensive in the UFL with 620 yards, or 206. 7 yards per game, and he is clearly the coach of defenders of the offensive talisman, Shanris, feels more comfortable building. No QB has launched more passes (100) or TDS (5). It is mobile enough from the pocket that the defenses must account for their movement, and has shown a great game ability, as if it made a 62 -yard TD pass to Ty Scott to lead DC to adapt to St. Louis last weekend.

If Ta’amu can become more efficiently as a pin, completing only 46 percent of his passes, there are few reasson to believe that DC gained the opportunity to win his first UFL title this season. He is the best player in the best league team.

RJ Young is a National Fox Sports National University Football Writer and AnalystThe number one university football show.“Follow it eating @Rj_young and Subscribe to “The Rj Young Show” on YouTube.

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