The Birmingham Stallions' success in the UFL stems from a combination of talent and coaching, particularly under head coach Skip Holtz. With three championships to their name, the Stallions have demonstrated consistent performance, boasting a 26-4 record over the past three seasons. Players like quarterback Alex McGough highlight Holtz's coaching style, emphasizing teaching over criticism. As the Stallions aim for a fourth consecutive championship, they face challenges with a new roster. Similarly, other teams like the San Antonio Brahmas and St. Louis Battlehawks are navigating quarterback transitions, with coaches like Wade Phillips and Anthony Becht focusing on the development of their players. The competitive landscape of the UFL is intensifying as teams prepare to face the reigning champions.