Falcons poised to challenge in Western Division race
Prospectus notes coach Norm Van Brocklin’s optimism as Atlanta Falcons post first .500 season in 1971 and aim for top spot. Key QB Bob Berry endures interceptions while backups Jim Butler and Art Malone supply depth. Line features Humphrey and Zook, with Nobis returning from knee injury and Hansen filling in at middle. Secondary hampered by Ellis injury, but Reaves brings veteran presence. Falcons rated third in division, best chance yet at a title run.
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Chiefs Aim for Best Team Yet in 1972 Season
Kansas City coach Hank Stram says the Chiefs may field their finest squad in 1972 aiming to regain the world championship. He highlights improving specialty teams, especially kickoff and punt returns, and finding a running back to match Ed Podolak and Wendell Hayes.
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Cardinals seek improved defense and passing attack
The St. Louis Cardinals, after a 4 9 1 season, overhaul the defense with moves like Chuck Walker to tackle and Martin Imhof at right end while adding receivers and backs such as Leon Bruns Donny Anderson and Mel Gray. Coach Bob Hollway aims to boost pass rush and limit mistakes as Jim Hart and Gary Cuozzo vie for the starting quarterback spot.
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Yankees Icon Ralph Houk Transition From Soldier to Manager
Veteran manager Ralph Houk of the New York Yankees, a World War II Ranger who rose to major in the service, later joined the Yankees as player coach and major league field manager.
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Pittsburgh Steelers 1970s depth chart preview
A snapshot of the Steelers roster including Terry Bradshaw comparison to Namath, battle for backup quarterback Hanratty vs Leahy, and rookies Franco Harris Steve Davis shaping midseason roles. Welcomes strong receivers Shanklin Smith Lewis Hawkins, solid line and linebackers Ham Russell Allen, with rookie help Brinkley Meyer and Beatty.
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