1983 St. Louis Cardinals (NFL) season
Head Coach Jim Hanifan
Home Field Busch Stadium
Results
Record 8-7-1
Place 3rd NFC East
Playoff Finish did not qualify
Timeline
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The 1983 St. Louis Cardinals seasonleague . The team improved on their previous output of 5-4, winning eight games.[1]
Schedule [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Attendance
1
September 4, 1983
at New Orleans Saints
L 28-17
60,430
2
September 11, 1983
Dallas Cowboys
L 34-17
48,532
3
September 18, 1983
San Francisco 49ers
L 42-27
38,132
4
September 25, 1983
at Philadelphia Eagles
W 14-11
64,465
5
October 2, 1983
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 38-14
58,975
6
October 9, 1983
Washington Redskins
L 38-14
42,698
7
October 16, 1983
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
W 34-27
48,224
8
October 24, 1983
New York Giants
T 20-20
45,630
9
October 30, 1983
Minnesota Vikings
W 41-31
42,575
10
November 6, 1983
at Washington Redskins
L 45-7
51,380
11
November 13, 1983
Seattle Seahawks
W 33-28
33,280
12
November 20, 1983
San Diego Chargers
W 44-14
40,644
13
November 24, 1983
at Dallas Cowboys
L 35-17
60,974
14
December 4, 1983
at New York Giants
W 10-6
25,156
15
December 11, 1983
at Los Angeles Raiders
W 34-24
32,111
16
December 18, 1983
Philadelphia Eagles
W 31-7
21,902
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