Your road to the UFL can start at a Showcase.
Across the country, players are getting the opportunity to put their talents on display in front of UFL scouts and coaches, and that opportunity is already producing results. 36 players who participated in UFL Showcases have gone on to earn spots on UFL rosters, proving that the Showcase is more than an evaluation, it’s a pathway to the game.
Now, the next wave of talent gets its opportunity. UFL Showcases give prospective players the chance to compete, get evaluated and earn consideration for the 2027 UFL Draft player pool. For those looking for their shot, this is where the journey can begin, and where a showcase performance can be the first step toward becoming a UFL player and chasing the next level.
Click HERE to register for a UFL Showcase today!
Travis Bell never stopped believing.
— United Football League (@TheUFL) June 14, 2026
2025 UFL Showcase Participant. 2026 United Bowl Champion! pic.twitter.com/evmRhgzDlg
From UFL Showcase participant to United Bowl champion to the NFL, Travis Bell’s journey happened in less than a year. His story is a prime example of what the UFL Showcase can offer: an opportunity for players to get evaluated, earn a spot in the league, compete for a championship and take the next step toward the NFL. The road to the NFL can start here.
Are you the next Travis Bell?
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The UFL’s centralized scouting system is built to identify talent from across the country and put the right players in position to earn an opportunity. Four UFL scouts each oversee two teams, working directly with their assigned head coaches and personnel staff to identify, evaluate and recruit talent that fits each roster. Through UFL Showcases, college film, professional experience and other scouting opportunities, the centralized scouting department creates a comprehensive player pool while helping teams find the players they need to compete.
Who's Evaluating You? Meet The Scouts.
Jim Monos
- Former General Manager of the Memphis Showboats, overseeing a significant roster overhaul ahead of the 2025 UFL season
- Veteran of spring football, previously serving as Director of Player Personnel for the AAF’s San Diego Fleet and Senior Director of Football Operations for the XFL
- Spent more than a decade in NFL personnel, including as Director of Player Personnel with the Buffalo Bills
- Brings established relationships with UFL executives Russ Brandon and Doug Whaley, whom he previously worked alongside in Buffalo
Will Lewis
- Former General Manager of the Houston Roughnecks and Memphis Express, giving him extensive experience building spring football rosters
- Served as Director of Player Personnel for the XFL’s San Antonio Brahmas in 2023, helping assemble one of the league’s top defensive units
- Has decades of NFL personnel experience, with scouting and football operations roles with the Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks and Kansas City Chiefs
- Brings experience across multiple spring leagues, including the AAF, XFL and UFL
Rick Mueller
- Spent the last three seasons as General Manager of the Dallas Renegades, working alongside Bob Stoops to consistently build one of the UFL’s strongest rosters
- Has more than two decades of NFL and professional football personnel experience, including roles with the Jacksonville Jaguars, New Orleans Saints and Philadelphia Eagles
- Served as Vice President of the original United Football League from 2009-2010
- Known for his ability to identify and develop overlooked talent, making him a valuable addition to the league’s scouting operation
Patrick Austin
- Former Director of Team Operations for the XFL’s Orlando Guardians in 2023, overseeing team logistics, travel and league-to-team communication
- Continued in a similar football operations role with the UFL, working with the Memphis Showboats and St. Louis Battlehawks
- Brings previous scouting experience from Mississippi Valley State and Mississippi State
- Former head football coach at Callaway High School, where he served from 2014-2016.