One team from this city used its first draft pick on ex-Tampa Bay Buccaneer Scott Milanovich, who would be replaced as starting quarterback by eventual league MVP, future Pittsburgh Steeler Tommy Maddox. That team defeated the San Francisco Demons in the "Million Dollar Game" to win the XFL in its only year of existence. Another team from this city beat the Michigan Panthers in the first round of the 1984 playoffs in a 3-overtime game behind future 49ers quarterback Steve Young. Besides the USFL's (*) Express and the XFL's inappropriately-named Xtreme, one NFL team from this city had a defensive line including Rosey Grier and Deacon Jones known as the Fearsome Foursome, and featured star running back Eric Dickerson, who ended his career with the second NFL team to play in this city. The former team moved from this
One team from this city used its first draft pick on ex-Tampa Bay Buccaneer Scott Milanovich, who would be replaced as starting quarterback by eventual league MVP, future Pittsburgh Steeler Tommy Maddox. That team defeated the San Francisco Demons in the "Million Dollar Game" to win the XFL in its only year of existence. Another team from this city beat the Michigan Panthers in the first round of the 1984 playoffs in a 3-overtime game behind future 49ers quarterback Steve Young. Besides the USFL's (*) Express and the XFL's inappropriately-named Xtreme, one NFL team from this city had a defensive line including Rosey Grier and Deacon Jones known as the Fearsome Foursome, and featured star running back Eric Dickerson, who ended his career with the second NFL team to play in this city. The former team moved from this city under the ownership of Georgia Frontiere, and found success in a new locale with players like Isaac Bruce, Torry Holt, and Kurt Warner in St. Louis. The former home of the Rams and the Raiders, FTP, identify this large Californian city which currently has no NFL teams but remains cursed with the NBA's Clippers.
One team from this city used its first draft pick on ex-Tampa Bay Buccaneer Scott Milanovich, who would be replaced as starting quarterback by eventual league MVP, future Pittsburgh Steeler Tommy Maddox.
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