The Michigan Panthers faced a tough challenge in their latest game against the Stallions in Birmingham, ultimately losing 31-18 after holding an 18-3 lead in the first half. Despite having an official attendance of 10,287, the Panthers couldn’t maintain their momentum and fell to their opponents.
Former NFL quarterback Matt Corral, who was drafted by the Carolina Panthers, made a key appearance in the game, replacing UFL MVP Adrian Martinez and helping secure the win for the Stallions. Although he had a rocky start with an interception on his second pass, Corral quickly turned things around and completed nine of 11 passes for 120 yards, two touchdowns, and an interception. His performance has sparked speculation about who will start for the Stallions in their next game against either the Battlehawks or San Antonio Brahmas in St. Louis.
The Stallions have been consistently strong since the USFL returned in 2022, earning their third championship berth with a 10-1 record. This latest victory adds to their impressive track record in the reconstituted league and solidifies their dominance as they head into the final game of the season next Sunday.
