How To Bet On The UFL Double Header Sunday

• The Michigan Panthers will take on the San Antonio Brahmas at Ford Field on Sunday, favored by 6.5-points
• The St. Louis Battlehawks are favored by a touchdown over the undefeated DC Defenders

DETROIT – Week 3 of the UFL season caps off with a doubleheader on Sunday afternoon, featuring a matchup between the San Antonio Brahmas at the Michigan Panthers at noon and the DC Defenders visiting the St. Louis Battlehawks in a battle of the undefeated.

Brahmas vs Panthers Game Odds

The Brahmas enter the game at 0-2, losing each of their first two games by 24 and 17 points. The Panthers are 1-1, beating the Showboats in Week 1 before falling to the reigning champion Stallions in Week 2.

Just one year after having the best scoring defense in the league, as well as allowing the fewest yards per game, San Antonio ranks second to last in yards allowed per game and dead last in points allowed per game through the first two weeks.

The Panthers rank in the bottom half of the league in yards per game, so something has to give in this matchup.

An interesting prop for this game is the winning margin. Michigan looks to defend their home field and is favored by a decent amount at legal sports betting sites, so the question becomes, how much will they win by?

Bovada has the Panthers at +500 odds to win by 13-18 points, which their win over the Showboats would qualify for, as well as the Brahmas’ loss to the Battlehawks. With two of the teams’ four games falling into this range thus far, you can confidently throw some money on this unique prop and expect to profit.

Defenders vs Battlehawks Game Odds

The Battlehawks have been the most dominant team in the league by far through two weeks when looking at UFL team stats. They lead the league in yards per game, yards allowed per game, and points allowed per game. Their strong suit is their run game, where they have averaged over 200 yards per game on the ground.

The Defenders have been solid as well, ranking in the top half of the league in those same three stats. They beat the defending champion Stallions in Week 1.

The problem with St. Louis’ dominance is the fact that they have beaten two teams who have yet to win a game, bringing the legitimacy of their performance into question.

The safe play here is to take the Defenders to cover the spread at UFL betting sites. Even if they are unable to pull out a win, they should have enough talent to make it a close contest.

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