2025 San Antonio Brahmas season

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2025 San Antonio Brahmas season
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OwnerAlpha Acquico, LLC
General managerMarc Lillibridge
Head coach Wade Phillips
Home field Alamodome
Results
Record0–0

The 2025 San Antonio Brahmas season will be the third season for the San Antonio Brahmas as a professional American football franchise and the second season in the United Football League (UFL). [1] [2] The Brahmas will play their home games at the Alamodome and will be led by second-year head coach Wade Phillips.

Contents

Regular season

Schedule

All times Central

WeekDayDateKickoffTVOpponentResultsLocationAttendance
ScoreRecord
1SaturdayMarch 293:00 p.m.Foxat Arlington Renegades Choctaw Stadium
2SundayApril 65:30 p.m.FS1at St. Louis Battlehawks The Dome at America's Center
3SundayApril 1311:00 a.m.ABCat Michigan Panthers Ford Field
4SundayApril 204:00 p.m.Foxat DC Defenders Audi Field
5SundayApril 272:00 p.m.ESPN Houston Roughnecks Alamodome
6SundayMay 43:00 p.m.Foxat Birmingham Stallions Protective Stadium
7FridayMay 97:00 p.m.FoxDC DefendersAlamodome
8FridayMay 167:00 p.m.Fox Memphis Showboats Alamodome
9FridayMay 237:00 p.m.FoxSt. Louis BattlehawksDome at America’s Center
10SundayJune 111:00 a.m.ABCArlington RenegadesAlamodome

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References

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