Tae Crowder sets UFL tackles record with Birmingham Stallions
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 7:30 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
Tae Crowder, former Georgia Bulldogs linebacker, has established a new United Football League record with 84 tackles in nine games during the 2026 season. Currently playing for the Birmingham Stallions, who finished the regular season 4-6 and did not qualify for the playoffs, Crowder also has two interceptions and a fumble recovery this year. He previously posted a notable 130-tackle season in the NFL in 2021 with the New York Giants, and last appeared in an NFL game in 2023. Crowder's performance underscores his impact in the UFL, where he had notable performances last season as well. His record-setting achievement highlights his successful transition to this league after leaving the NFL.
- •Crowder sets UFL record with 84 tackles in nine games
- •Played for Birmingham Stallions, finishing 4-6
- •Last appeared in NFL with Tennessee Titans in 2023
- •Had a 130-tackle season with New York Giants in 2021
- •Two interceptions and a fumble recovery this season
- 7:30 PMYahoo Sports — Former Georgia LB sets UFL tackles record
"Former Georgia Bulldogs linebacker Tae Crowder had a 130-tackle season in the NFL, but has not appeared in an NFL game since 2023
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