On Friday, the United Football League announced the end of the San Antonio Brahmas. With this, the Brahmas are the latest sports team to either come to an end or leave the Alamo City.
The final week of the United Football League (UFL) regular season has arrived, and the San Antonio Brahmas are gearing up for their last stand in the Alamodome.
The San Antonio Brahmas (1-7) head into Week 9 of the 2025 United Football League season facing a critical matchup against the St. Louis Battlehawks.
What felt like a perfect opportunity for the San Antonio Brahmas to secure their first home win of the season turned into one of their most gut-wrenching losses.
The San Antonio Brahmas (1-5) pulled up to their hotel the afternoon before Friday’s primetime kick-off against the D.C. Defenders (4-2).
The San Antonio Brahmas fell to the Birmingham Stallions 26-3, dropping their record to 1-5 in the 2025 UFL season.
Payton Pardee, interim head coach of the San Antonio Brahmas, discusses the disappointing home opener, the team's morale and more on Wednesday.
San Antonio Brahmas VP Evan Ashton stopped by GMSA+ to talk about the team’s season home opener, which will be full of Fiesta-themed fun.
Payton Pardee, 28, has made history as the youngest head coach in professional football after being named interim head coach of the San Antonio Brahmas following Wade Phillips' leave of absence.
San Antonio Brahmas head coach Wade Phillips is taking a leave of absence from his duties due to “personal reasons,” the United Football League (UFL) announced on Wednesday.
Quarterback Kellen Mond and the San Antonio Brahmas will look to rebound from their 33-9 loss in Week 1 against the Arlington Renegades. KSAT Sports Now interviewed Mond and asked him what he could do better in this game.
Over the weekend, the Brahmas held a season kickoff event at The Pearl in downtown San Antonio and fans in attendance were dressed to the nines in Brahmas gear.
As Mayfield gets ready to embark on year two, KSAT 12 Sports sat down with the former UTSA star to hear about his debut season in the UFL, the relationship he’s building with legendary head coach Wade Phillips, his thoughts on San Antonio native Kellen Mond joining the quarterback room and much more.
San Antonio’s own Kellen Mond will wear a San Antonio program across his chest for the first time since his high school playing days at Reagan High School.
Former Reagan High School and Texas A&M quarterback Kellen Mond said a new opportunity with the San Antonio Brahmas is exactly what he was looking for.
For former University of Texas at San Antonio wide receiver Joshua Cephus, who signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars in April, the Brahmas now own the rights to him if he were to get cut or released.
Wade Phillips has long been considered one of the best defensive coordinators in pro football.
The San Antonio Brahmas won their last three games, forcing a ‘winner gets home-field’ battle against the St. Louis Battlehawks in the upcoming XFL conference title game.
San Antonio’s opponent this week, the Birmingham Stallions, is not only a perfect 8-0 on the season. The Stallions haven’t lost since the middle of last season, a 13-game winning streak.
Jayden de Laura, who spent less than two weeks as a Texas State quarterback, has reportedly found the city where he will start his professional career: San Antonio.
Quarterback Quinten Dormady will be the man expected to step up and lead the San Antonio Brahmas offense while Chase Garbers recovers from a wrist injury.
The Brahmas’ late-game, high-wire act was successful last week against Memphis but no match for the St. Louis Battlehawks on Sunday.
Donald De La Haye Jr., also known as “Deestroying,” of the San Antonio Brahmas is out for the rest of the United Football League season with a fractured neck.
It didn’t appear that the Brahmas would meet the spotlight early, but they met the moment and earned a chaotic 20-19 win in Memphis.
The countdown to March 31 is on. The San Antonio Brahmas reported to UFL training camp last week and the players and coaches quickly acquainted themselves with their newly formed spring football league, previously known as two separate entities: the USL and XFL.