The 1983 USFL season was the second season of the United States Football League. The league added preseason games to the schedule and there were several franchise changes. The Boston Breakers were sold and relocated to New Orleans, Louisiana as the New Orleans Breakers on October 18, 1983.
Six expansion teams were added to the league: the Houston Gamblers, Jacksonville Bulls, Memphis Showboats, Oklahoma Outlaws, Pittsburgh Maulers, and San Antonio Gunslingers.
Publications
| Programs
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| Week/Date
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Issue
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Cover Subject
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Teams Featured
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| Week 1
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Volume 2, #1
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| Week 2
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Volume 2, #2
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Herschel Walker
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New Jersey Generals
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| Week 3
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Volume 2, #3
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Dave Smigelsky
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Washington Federals
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| Week 4
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Volume 2, #4
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Joe Cribbs
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Birmingham Stallions
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| Week 5
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Volume 2, #5
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Mike Rozier
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Pittsburgh Maulers
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| Week 6
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Volume 2, #6
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Larry Csonka
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Jacksonville Bulls
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| Week 7
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Volume 2, #7
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Steve Young
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Los Angeles Express
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| Week 8
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Volume 2, #8
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Willie Collier
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Philadelphia Stars
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| Week 9
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Volume 2, #9
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| July 1, 1984
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Eastern Conference Semifinal
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| July 7, 1984
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Eastern Conference Championship
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Kelvin Bryant
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Philadelphia Stars
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| July 8, 1984
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Western Conference Championship
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Kevin Long
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Arizona Wranglers
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| July 15, 1984
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USFL Championship
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| July 21, 1984
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Exhibition
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Burt Reynolds
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Tampa Bay Bandits, Philadelphia Stars
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| Media Guides and Yearbooks
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| Media Guides
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Arizona Wranglers • Birmingham Stallions • Boston Breakers • Chicago Blitz • Denver Gold • Los Angeles Express • Michigan Panthers • New Jersey Generals • Oakland Invanders • Philadelphia Stars • Tampa Bay Bandits • USFL • Washington Federals
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| Postseason Media Guides
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USFL
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| Yearbooks
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Michigan Panthers • Philadelphia Stars
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