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1982 SCHEDULE |
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Regular season |
FGSL |
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Atlanta |
L 35-37 |
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Philadelphia |
L 28-35 |
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New England |
L 7-17 |
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Philadelphia |
W 31-20 |
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Miami |
L 21-52 |
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Atlanta |
W 28-14 |
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Philadelphia |
W 48-14 |
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Atlanta |
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Miami |
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Chicago |
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Cincinnati |
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Chicago |
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N.Y. Jets |
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Cleveland |
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Miami |
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Chicago |
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- RECORD: 5-2
Coach Cas' | Oregon
- Actual 1982 W-L: 2-7 | 4th NFC West
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Led by the long ball ability of Vince
Ferragamo, the Rams are always a threat against whoever they play |
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Opening day was a disaster, with Rams blowing a 23-0 halftime lead and losing
to the Packers 35-23. The Rams thereafter made it a regular practice to
dissipate halftime leads. They fielded an absolutely porous defense, which
nullified a pretty good offense. Two veteran quarterbacks joined the team,
Bert Jones form the Colts and Vince Ferragamo from his one-year sojourn
in Montreal. Jones began the season as the starter but went to the bench
with a neck injury. Wendell Tyler, as usual, spearheaded the attack. The
Rams ended a four-game losing streak by beating San Francisco in the finale,
but that wasn’t enough to save the job of Ray Malavasi, a Super Bowl
coach only two years ago. |
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