The Arch to the Endzone

The Battlehawks went to Louisville and handled business with a 16-3 win over the Kings. Mike and Kylie break down a nasty defensive performance, Harrison Frost’s continued growth, the offense doing just enough, and why St. Louis is starting to look like a team nobody wants to see.Then it’s back to The Dome as the Battlehawks get ready for a Friday night matchup with the Columbus Aviators. Can St. Louis stack another win, start faster, and keep this defensive momentum rolling?Ka-Kaw.

The St. Louis Battlehawks made a statement in Orlando, handing the previously unbeaten Storm their first loss with a 25-17 road win. Mike and Kylie break down the fast start, the defense’s huge day, Harrison Frost’s up-and-down performance, and the blocked punt decision that nearly swung the game late.Then it’s on to a short-week showdown as the Battlehawks head to Louisville on April 30. The Kings are 2-3 but riding two straight wins, and their defense is coming off a four-interception performance against Dallas. Can St. Louis clean up the mistakes, protect the football, and stack another road win?Ka-Kaw.

Drop everything, Battlehawks fans! This is an emergency edition of The Arch to the Endzone. Just days after a crushing loss in D.C., the St. Louis front office has sent shockwaves through the UFL by acquiring "The Spring King" Luis Perez in a blockbuster trade with the Arlington Renegades. Mike and Kylie jump in front of the mics to break down a move that completely resets the trajectory of the Battlehawks' season.

Mike and Kylie return to the studio to process a literal and metaphorical "lemon-filled" weekend in Washington D.C. After a heartbreaking 28-22 loss to the Defenders at Audi Field, the duo breaks down how a game filled with explosive plays resulted in a frustrating dip to a 2-2 record.

The Battlehawks erase a ten‑point deficit and win thirty‑four to thirty behind three fourth‑quarter touchdowns from Harrison Frost. Butler goes for one forty six and a long score, the defense delivers two interceptions and a fumble, and Neville puts St. Louis ahead late. Mike and Kylie react to the comeback and the Coach naming Frost the starter moving forward.

St. Louis drops its first road game of the season, thirty‑one to fifteen in Dallas. The offense stalls, the defense gives up too many chunk plays, and a late push isn’t enough. Mike and Kylie react to the loss, highlight A.J. Thomas’ interception and Tyler Neville’s touchdown, and walk through the team’s postgame focus on execution.

St. Louis opens the season with a 16–10 win over DC, flipping the game after halftime behind a dominant defensive stretch and the go‑ahead touchdown from Brandon Silvers to Tyler Neville. The Battlehawks finish with seven sacks, interceptions from Jordan Mosley and Myles Sims, and key contributions from Gary Jennings Jr., Kevon Latulas, and Jarveon Howard. Tucker McCann adds three field goals, including a 58‑yarder, as St. Louis controls the fourth quarter and closes out the defending champions. Ricky Proehl’s postgame message centers on perseverance, finishing, and reclaiming the Dome.

The 2026 season kicks off with a rivalry rematch as the Battlehawks host the defending champion DC Defenders at The Dome. Mike and Kylie break down what this opener means for St. Louis, from the start of the Ricky Proehl era to the challenge of facing one of the league’s most stable teams in Week 1.

The Battlehawks just dropped their new 2026 uniforms, Nelly and the St. Lunatics are locked in for the home opener, and the roster is moving fast , so Mike and Kylie are fired up and ready to break it all down. With training camp underway, new signings at quarterback and wide receiver, reported releases across the depth chart, and the league exploring a possible future move to Energizer Park, there’s no shortage of storylines in St. Louis.

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