United States Football League (USFL) was a professional American football league that played for three seasons, 1983 through 1985. The league played a spring/summer schedule in each of its active seasons. The 1986 season was scheduled to be played in the autumn/winter, directly competing against the long-established National Football League (NFL). However, the USFL ceased operations before that season was scheduled to begin.

Teams competed to play in the USFL Championship Game.

1985 USFL SEASON TEAMS
Eastern Conference
TEAMS
 SEASONS STADIUM

BALTIMORE
STARS		 1983-1985
BYRD STADIUM
(COLLEGE PARK, MD)
(1985)

 BIRMINGHAM
STALLIONS		 1983-1985
LEGION FIELD
(BIRMINGHAM, AL)
(1983-1985)

JACKSONVILLE
BULLS		 1984-1985
GATOR BOWL
(JACKSONVILLE, FL)
(1984-1985)

MEMPHIS
SHOWBOATS		 1984-1985
LIBERTY STADIUM
(MEMPHIS, TN)
(1984-1985)

NEW JERSEY
GENERALS		 1983-1985
GIANTS STADIUM
(EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ)
(1983-1984)

 ORLANDO
RENEGADES		 1985
CITRUS BOWL
(ORLANDO, FL)
(1985)

TAMPA BAY
BANDITS		 1983-1985
TAMPA STADIUM
(TAMPA, FL)
(1983-1985)
Western Conference
TEAMS
 SEASONS STADIUM

ARIZONA
OUTLAWS		 1985
SUN DEVIL STADIUM
(TEMPE, AZ)
(1985)

DENVER
GOLD		 1983-1985
MILE HIGH STADIUM
(DENVER, CO)
(1983-1985)

HOUSTON
GAMBLERS		 1984-1985
ASTRODOME
(HOUSTON, TX)
(1984-1985)

LOS ANGELES
EXPRESS		 1983-1985
MEMORIAL COLISEUM
(LOS ANGELES, CA)
(1983-1985)

OAKLAND
INVADERS		 1983-1985
OAKLAND-ALAMEDA
COUNTY COLISEUM
(OAKLAND, CA)
(1983-1985)

 PORTLAND
BREAKERS		 1983-1985
civic stadium
(PORTLAND, ME)
(1985)

SAN ANTONIO
GUNSLINGERS		 1984-1985
ALAMO STADIUM
(SAN ANTONIO, TX)
(1984-1985)
FORMER TEAMS
TEAMS
 SEASONS STADIUM

ARIZONA
WRANGLERS**		 1983-1984
SUN DEVIL STADIUM
(TEMPE, AZ)
(1983-1984)

CHICAGO
BLITZ		 1983-1984
(SOLDIER FIELD)
(CHICAGO, IL)
(1983-1984)

 MICHIGAN
PANTHERS*		 1983-1984
(PONTIAC SILVERDOME)
(PONTIAC, MI)
(1983-1984)

OKLAHOMA
OUTLAWS**		 1984
SKELLY STADIUM
(TULSA, OK)
(1984)

PITTSBURGH
MAULERS		 1984
THREE RIVERS STADIUM
(PITTSBURGH, PA)
(1984)

 WASHINGTON
FEDERALS		 1983-1984
RFK STADIUM
(WASHINGTON, DC)
(1983-1984)

* - Michigan Panthers (1983-1984) merged with Oakland for the 1985 season.

** - Arizona Wranglers & Oklahoma Outlaws merged to become Arizona Outlaws for the 1985 season.

Atlantic Division 1983-1984
Central Division 1983-1984
Eastern Conference 1985
Pacific Division 1983-1984
Southern Division 1984
Western Conference 1985
EXPANSION HISTORY
1983
12 ARIZONA WRANGLERS
BIRMINGHAM STALLIONS
BOSTON BREAKERS
Chicago Blitz
Denver Gold
LOS ANGELES EXPRESS
MICHIGAN PANTHERS
NEW JERSEY GENERALS
Oakland Invaders
PHILADELPHIA STARS
TAMPA BAY BANDITS
Washington Federals
1984
18 ARIZONA WRANGLERS
BIRMINGHAM STALLIONS
Chicago Blitz
Denver Gold
LOS ANGELES EXPRESS
MICHIGAN PANTHERS
NEW JERSEY GENERALS
Oakland Invaders
PHILADELPHIA STARS
TAMPA BAY BANDITS
Washington Federals
Houston Gamblers (EXPANSION)
Jacksonville Bulls (EXPANSION)
Memphis Showboats (EXPANSION)
Oklahoma Outlaws (EXPANSION)
Pittsburgh Maulers (EXPANSION)
San Antonio Gunslingers (EXPANSION)
BOSTON BREAKERS > NEW ORLEANS BREAKERS
1985
14 BIRMINGHAM STALLIONS
Chicago Blitz
Denver Gold
LOS ANGELES EXPRESS
NEW JERSEY GENERALS
PHILADELPHIA STARS
TAMPA BAY BANDITS
Arizona Wranglers & Oklahoma Outlaws > Arizona Outlaws
Michigan Panthers > Oakland Invaders
NEW ORLEANS BREAKERS > PORTLAND BREAKERS
Philadelphia Stars > Baltimore Stars
Washington Federals > Orlando Renegades
Chicago Blitz (FOLDED)
Pittsburgh Maulers (FOLDED)
1985 USFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME MOST TITLES

BALTIMORE
STARS (2)
BALTIMORE
STARS (2)
SEASON WINNER SCORE LOSER STADIUM
1
1983
MICHIGAN
PANTHERS (1)		 24-22
PHILADELPHIA
STARS
mile high Stadium
denver,co
2
1984
PHILADELPHIA
STARS (1)		 23 - 3
Arizona
WranglERS
tampa Stadium
tampa,fl
3
1985
BALTIMORE
STARS (2)		 28 - 12
Oakland
InvadERS
giants Stadium
EAST RUTHERFORD, nj
STANDINGS
Team REC A RT RA
Baltimore Stars 2-1 3 1985 1985
Michigan Panthers 1-0 1 1983 1983
Arizona Wranglers 0-1 1 0 1984
Oakland Invaders 0-1 1 0 1985
LEGEND