Birmingham Stallions favored in our 2024 UFL championship odds and picks
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2024 UFL Championship Odds: Undefeated Stallions Favored, Playoff Spots Filling Up

The USFL and XFL are merging together for a fresh, new 2024 UFL season. Remaining undefeated with their spot in the conference championship filled, the Birmingham Stallions are favored to win the inaugural championship and have clinched a spot in the postseason. 

The Michigan Panthers, San Antonio Brahmas and St. Louis Battlehawks will also be playing in the conference championship while the rest of the field has been eliminated from contention.

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2024 UFL championship Odds

2024 Odds To Win The UFL Championship
TeamOdds
Birmingham Stallions-155
St. Louis Battlehawks+235
San Antonio Brahmas+800
Michigan Panthers+900

Odds as of May 21

Why are the Birmingham Stallions favored to win uFL Championship?

It's no surprise the Stallions are favored to continue their modern-era dynasty, focused to grab their third-straight championship. Over the last two seasons, Birmingham has dropped just three games.

In the first eight weeks, the Stallions have continued their winning streak. After another win in Week 6, Birmingham became the first to earn a playoff berth.

Birmingham's ground attack has been unstoppable, averaging a league-high 145.4 YPG. The success is led by QB Adrian Martinez, 431 RYDS (ranked first), and Ricky Person Jr, 6 RTDS (ranked first).

The Stallions defense is also worth bragging about, allowing just 129 points this season.

The st. louis battlehawks have officially regrouped (+235)

Dropping their season opener wasn't on anyone's Bingo card. But the Battlehawks bounced back just like I thought they would, scoring a league and season-high 45-points in Week 5. 

Though carrying a 6-2 record, St. Louis has a star signal-caller it can rely on -- AJ McCarron, fresh off his MVP trophy win in the XFL last season. The 33-year-old was untouchable, completing an elite 68.6% of his passes for 2,150 yards and topping it all off with 24 touchdowns. 

Now, McCarron sits at the top of the leaderboard with 14 passing touchdowns. St. Louis has been able to show it can play elite football. But, with its two losses coming from strong contenders, Birmingham and Michigan, taking down the big boys is key to becoming a true threat.

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