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Cardinals prepared to take over
as challenger to Redskins reign
Analysis by Steve Thomas
Staff Reporter
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The good old-fashioned rivalries in average fan hate the Eagles? Because taken awhile, but the message is stan-
the National Football League are extinct, they're the Eagles the roughest, ing to soak in with the Giants,
washed up, the joke of the sporting baddest team around. On offense, the fireworks couw oe
world. Washington: Unless the "Hogs" pretty scarce. Phil Simms will need to
Shhh! Not too loud. The big boys went on a massive summer diet, the stay healthy to showcase an above-
from the NFC East don't much care for Redskins' beefy front line should con- average receiving corps. If the Giants
tinue to dominate its opponents. If the please their savage fans m the Dieacner
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that kind of talk. And for good reason.
The NFC East is no place for patsies,
and rich rivalries are its claim to fame.
NFC East
Preview
Pick any two teams from the NFC
East. It's a war. Pick two more. Go
ahead, pick last-place Philadelphia or
hard-luck St. Louis. It's another top
notch rivalry. It goes without saying
that all teams still despise the Cow
boys. The Redskins are the latest team
to top everyone's hit list.
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ing hog blocks, it gets worse. John Rig
gins, complete with a new contract and
go-get-'em attitude, will greet defend
ers with his usual rudeness. You've
seen it all before: Bits and pieces of
NFC opponents will be scattered about
In the Redskins' wake.
When a player moves into the broad
casting booth, he can usually be thrown
to the dogs. Joe Theisman is the excep
tion. Old Joe is still wiser than he is old.
With this loaded arsenal, the Skins
should remain the beast in the East.
St. Louis: For too many years, the
Cardinals have fought and fought, only
to watch the playoffs from the living
room. Their hatred for the division's
elite will come in handy, but their suc
cess will be due to fine, young players.
Neil Lomax and Roy Green rank with
any tag team in the game. For the dirty
work, Ottis Anderson has established
himself as a bona fide workhorse. E J.
Junior will hold down the fort for the
defense. If coach Jim Hanifan can con
vince his team that they're playing the
Cowboys or Redskins every week, his
Cardinals could be dangerous. If you
like picking surprise teams, it's time to
pick a card.
the defense will be responsible. Law
Tavlor. the Game's best defender,
will lead a band of Giants who would be
a good bet in a gang fight.
Dallas: Tall got some serious prob
lems, Tom Landry. It seems that you
used to pick on the little guys in the
neighborhood. Those youngsters have
grown up and are knocking at the Cow
boys' door. No answer the Cowboys
don't want to come out and play any
more. Tony Dorsett's financial prob
lems now rival his ego problems. Danny
White will continue to show his incom
petence as a Cowboy signal caller.
Randy White is still on the "most
feared" list, but other Cowboy linemen
have disappeared. Only Tom Landry
and the Cowboy tradition will allow the
Texans to sneak into a third-place tie
with the Giants.
Philadelphia: When Dick Vermeil
graced the sidelines instead of the
broadcasting booth, the Eagle used to
soar. The Eagle has been shot down,
and the wounds look fatal. If you can't
name the team's starting line-up, don't
cry don't even feel bad. There aren't
a lot of household names left on the
team in the city of brotherly love.
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