The UFL has approved a new CBA in a deal that is retroactive to the start of this season's training camp and runs through the end of the 2026 campaign.

Under the CBA, players will have seven months of insurance followed by subsidized COBRA for the following five months. Previously, players were only insured during the four-month UFL season.

The deal, which is pending final approval from the UFL, is retroactive to the start of training camp, which opened March 2, and will extend through the end of the 2026 season. The new CBA includes ...

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"We look forward to continuing to work with our players to grow professional spring football at the UFL." Players began voicing concerns about a new CBA before training camp began, with 24 ...

The UFL and the United Football Players Association (UFPA) do not have a CBA in place for the 2025 campaign. As such, the spring league faced questions about a potential player strike as it began ...

The United Football League will continue on without any more drama surrounding a new collective bargaining agreement, as the league approved a new CBA with the United Football Players Association.