2025 UFL MVP Power Rankings: Bryce Perkins, Jordan Ta'amu remain on top

Bryce Perkins or Jordan Ta'amu?

The two UFL QBs have established themselves as the clear front-runners for the league's MVP honors following six weeks of action.

Perkins, the former Virginia standout who is in his second year in the UFL, has been lights out for the Michigan Panthers this season, leading the team to a 4-2 mark and tied atop of the USFL Conference standings.

Ta'amu, who played his college ball at Ole Miss, is on his second stint with the DC Defenders and is putting together an impressive season himself. Ta'amu has the Defenders sitting at 4-2 overall, tied with the Battlehawks for first place in the XFL standings.

Where do Perkins and Ta'amu land in my latest MVP rankings, and is there anyone else who can gain ground in the race?

Here's a look at my sixth UFL MVP power rankings of the season.

5. St. Louis Battlehawks RB Jacob Saylors

Week 6 stat line: 14 carries, 57 yards
Week 6 result: 12-6 win over Arlington

Saylors has cooled down a bit after his hot start to the season, but the former East Tennessee State star still remains the most prolific back in the league. He leads the UFL in rushing with 312 rushing yards and is tied for the league lead in rushing touchdowns with four.

Saylors' 14-carry, 57-yard performance was his second-highest rushing yardage output this season, and he did it in a victory. The Battlehawks are tied with the Defenders atop the XFL Conference standings and will rely heavily on Saylors down the stretch.

4. Houston Roughnecks QB Jalan McClendon

Week 6 stat line: 20-of-28 for 149 passing yards, 1 TD
Week 6 result: 21-20 win over Memphis

McClendon continues to be a spark for the Roughnecks' offense, leading the team to another victory this past weekend. He completed