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USFL 1987 – New Season. New Game.

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Playoffs at a Glance

  • #1 – New Jersey Generals – The Generals last stand with Herschel Walker? Fitting that they took the number one seed in the playoffs and the East goes through them.
  • #2 – Las Vegas Ace – Randall Cunningham took over the league and won’t rest until he brings a championship to the Ace.
  • #3 – Boston Breakers – Last year’s champs didn’t end up undefeated, but they’re back in the playoffs and dangerous as ever.
  • #4 – Birmingham Stallions – The steady Stallions just keep winning. Can they finally convert that into a championship? YES! 1987 USFL Champions
  • #5 – Houston Gamblers – The 1984 champs hope to send Jim Kelly to the NFL with back to back championships this year and next.
  • #6 – Tampa Bay Bandits – Spurrier has the Bandits having fun again. A dangerous opponent for any one of the teams.
  • #7 – Denver Gold – The Run and Shoot sputtered some this year, but they are again a tough out. Looking to make up for last year’s championship game loss.
  • #8 – Jacksonville Bulls – The Bulls are just consistent enough to sneak into the playoffs.
  • #9 – Philadelphia Stars – The Stars are rising again in the Atlantic race.
  • #10 – Los Angeles Express – Steve Young came back from last year’s disappointment to lead the Express into the playoffs.
  • #11 – Michigan Panthers – Lucky break with the tiebreakers. They are dangerous because they are playing with house money.
  • #12 – Oklahoma Outlaws – Switzer raised their win total by 4 and made them a more solid playoff contender this year.
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