For Shannon Harris and DC Defenders, continuity is key in UFL title defense
By Jacob Camenker
Published on March 28, 2026.
Shannon Harris, the head coach of the DC Defenders, has been one of the league's longest-tenured coaches. The UFL has undergone significant changes ahead of the 2026 season, including relocation of three of its eight franchises, hiring six new coaches, and shifting one of its two holdovers, Anthony Becht, from the St. Louis Battlehawks to the Orlando Storm. Harris believes continuity within the team could help them defend their 2025 UFL title. He is particularly excited about returning to the team's entire quarterback room, including Jordan Ta'amu, who led the UFL with 17 touchdown passes last season and was named MVP of the 2025 championship game.
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