USFL Week 4 recap: Scores, standings and more
Top teams in each USFL division began to separate themselves a bit from the pack
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The fourth week of the United States Football League has come and gone and the top teams in each division began to separate themselves from the pack.
The Birmingham Stallions remained undefeated with their close win over the Tampa Bay Bandits and the New Jersey Generals stayed on top with a win over the Pittsburgh Maulers.
The Stallions are the last remaining undefeated team while the Generals moved to 3-1. The Maulers are still looking for their first win.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Read below for a recap of the fourth week of the inaugural season.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Scoreboard
Shea Patterson of Michigan Panthers runs the ball into the end zone for a touchdown against the Philadelphia Stars on May 6, 2022, in Birmingham, Alabama. (Wesley Hitt/USFL/Getty Images)
STARS 26, PANTHERS 25: The Panthers missed a chip-shot field goal to put themselves over the Stars. Philadelphia capitalized on a muffed punt by Michigan with 7:29 remaining in the game. The Stars converted the turnover into a field goal that put the Stars up one point, the winning margin.
GENERALS 21, MAULERS 13: Despite two missed field goals in the fourth quarter, the Generals managed to hang on for the victory. Darius Victor’s 3-yard touchdown run in the third quarter gave New Jersey enough cushion to seal the deal. Victor had 57 rushing yards.
STALLIONS 16, BANDITS 10: Birmingham stayed undefeated with the six-point win over Tampa Bay. The Stallions’ lone touchdown came on an Alex McGough run at the goal line. The Stallions then connected on field goals from the second quarter onward. Tampa Bay’s defense got to McGough four times.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}BREAKERS 23, GAMBLERS 16: New Orleans kept the pace in the South Division with a win over the Gamblers. The Breakers outscored Houston 10-3 in the fourth quarter after being down early in the second quarter. Kyle Sloter was 26-for-42 with 397 passing yards, a touchdown pass and three interceptions.
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Standings
De'Andre Johnson of New Jersey Generals runs the ball against the Pittsburgh Maulers at Protective Stadium on May 7, 2022, in Birmingham, Alabama. (Matthew Stockman/USFL/Getty Images)
North Division
- Generals (3-1)
- Stars (2-2)
- Panthers (1-3)
- Maulers (0-4)
South Division
- Stallions (4-0)
- Breakers (3-1)
- Bandits (2-2)
- Gamblers (1-3)
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Stat leaders through Week 4
Passing yards
New Orleans Breakers quarterback Kyle Sloter passes against the Houston Gamblers on May 8, 2022, at Protective Stadium in Birmingham, Alabama. (Chris Putman/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
1). Kyle Sloter (Breakers) 1,054 yards
2). Jordan Ta'amu (Bandits) 627 yards
3). J'Mar Smith (Stallions) 581 yards
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1). Clayton Thorson (Gamblers) 6 touchdowns
2). J'Mar Smith (Stallions) 5 touchdowns
3). Bryan Scott (Stars) 5 touchdowns
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1). Jordan Ellis (Breakers) 347 yards
2). Marcus Thompson (Gamblers) 320 yards
3). Reggie Corbin (Panthers) 308 yards
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1). Darius Victor (Generals) 4 touchdowns
2). C.J. Marable (Stallions) 2 touchdowns
3). Jordan Ellis (Breakers) 2 touchdowns
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1). Victor Bolden Jr (Stallions) 23 catches
2). Johnnie Dixon (Breakers) 18 catches
3).Sal Cannella (Breakers) 15 catches
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1). Sal Cannella (Breakers) 215 yards
2). Victor Bolden Jr (Stallions) 214 yards
3). Jonathan Adams (Breakers) 213 yards
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1). Diondre Overton (Stars) 3 touchdowns
2). Isaiah Zuber (Gamblers) 3 touchdowns
3). Johnnie Dixon (Breakers) 3 touchdowns
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Tackles
1). Donald Payne (Gamblers) 49 tackles
2). Jerod Fernandez (Breakers) 39 tackles
3). Kyahva Tezino (Maulers) 35 tackles
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1). Chris Odom (Gamblers) 5.5 sacks
2). David Bellamy (Breakers) 4.5 sacks
3). Adam Rodriguez (Stars) 3 sacks
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1). Channing Stribling (Stars) 4 interceptions
2). Lorenzo Burns (Stallions) 2 interceptions
3). Will Likely (Gamblers) 2 interceptions
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CJ Marable of the Birmingham Stallions is wrapped up by Quenton Meeks of the Tampa Bay Bandits on May 7, 2022, in Birmingham, Alabama. (Wesley Hitt/USFL/Getty Images)
Week 5 schedule
May 13: Panthers vs. Bandits (8 p.m. ET; USA)
May 14: Breakers vs. Generals (3 p.m. ET; FOX)
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}May 15: Stallions vs. Stars (Noon ET; NBC)
May 15: Maulers vs. Gamblers (4 p.m. ET; FOX)