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Memphis show boats game notes

Memphis (May 22, 2025) – The Memphis Showboats will play their last two games of the 2025 season in the Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium over the next two weeks. First, a visit to the Arlington Renegades is.

Arlington has the No. 3 offensive (304.6 YPG) and No. 4 assessment offenses (22.0 ppg) in the UFL. For comparison, Memphis is number 7 in the entire criminal offense (251.9) and No. 7 in the rating (15.9 ppg). The show boats are number 2 in the UFL in the UFL defense and only enable 271.4 YPG.

The show boats have a 24:22 overtime victory in San Antonio. The Renegades dropped a decision of 33 to 30 weeks 8 at DC

The game on Saturday is planned for a CT kickoff from 11 a.m. in the Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium and is transferred nationally to ABC. The game can also be heard live on Sirius XM Satellite Radio.

The Memphis radio broadcast can be heard on Hot 107.1 with Eli Savoie (Play-by-Play) and Russell Copeland (analyst) at the stand.

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In almost two full seasons of the United Football League game there were only two overtime games. Both came this season, both of them were bound at the end of the regulation at the age of 20 to 20, both showed the show boats and both Memphis victories.

In week 5, Memphis defeated the defending UFL champion Birmingham Hengst with 24: 20 last week in an additional session.

The defense of the show boats is shown
The last time he lasted dead defense in the United Football League in the overall defense, the Memphis occupies number 2 in this category this season under the new defensive coordinator Jarren Horton.

In the following you will find an overview of a comparison of the statistical defensive categories from 2024 to 2025 for the show boats:

Conversation sales
The show boats were at the short end of the stick when it comes to sales this season with a sales edge of -10. However, the defense achieved three massive sales in the victory of last week over San Antonio.

The show boats had generated three take -aways before the game of the past week, where they doubled their total. It was the first time this season that Memphis had several snack bars in one game.

All three snacks against San Antonio came through and two came from unlikely sources. While defender Cameron Dantzler started the party with a 43-yard selection at six for opening the goal, it was a defender and a linacker with the other two tips. LB Andrew Dowell recorded the first professional intercept of his career. DL Josiah Bronson showed an incredible sportiness and thwarted a Brahmas with a diving cappling of a fighted pass in the 3-yard line in San Antonio. Bronson had never founded one in 56 collegiate and professional games.