USFL stars squaring off tonight in championship game 'grateful' for opportunity to play in league
Philadelphia Stars wide receiver Maurice Alexander celebrates after returning a punt 87 yards for the game-winning touchdown during a USFL playoff game against the New Jersey Generals June 25, 2022, at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio.Both players told Fox News Digital they were grateful for their experience in the league.
Alexander said the USFL helped him get over some of the struggles he had the last couple years trying to make it as a football player.
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