Of course, the Chicago Blitz, too. The Blitz gave it a go for ... Blitz coach Marv Levy in 1984. The USFL was fun and ridiculous. It poached veteran players from the NFL and paid some college ...

“But we cut Dan a week ago.” The USFL scheduled a series of exhibition games before the 1984 opening day, and the new Chicago Blitz and New Arizona Wranglers were happy to have a little extra ...

The Chicago Blitz chairman and first coach ... In 1984 Trump encouraged the USFL to move its schedule to the fall and take on the NFL head-to-head. An autumn television deal during the NFL ...

Worth remembering: The Wranglers were traded after the 1983 season. Dr. Ted Diethrich of Arizona owned the Chicago Blitz and dealt his team to Arizona's owners, who wanted the Chicago market.

That’s when he caught on in the USFL, playing one season with the Chicago Blitz and two with the Arizona Wranglers — after the two full rosters were traded for each other in an infamous swap ...

Herschel Walker playing for the USFL’s New Jersey Generals Trumaine Johnson of the Chicago Blitz was the top fantasy receiver in the league in ‘83, and outpaced Hebert’s top target ...

Running back Tim Spencer was a three-year USFL veteran who played for the Showboats in 1985, after stints with the Chicago Blitz (1983) and Arizona Wranglers (1984). With the Showboats he became ...

New England is reportedly working out CJ Marable, who is fresh off winning back-to-back USFL championships with ... He signed with the Chicago Bears as an UDFA but was waived at the end of ...