1970s St. Louis Cardinals (NFL)

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NFL team professional American football team era

The 1970s St. Louis Cardinals (NFL) were a dramatic, comeback-prone football team nicknamed the "Cardiac Cards" and led by coach Don Coryell and quarterback Jim Hart.

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All labels observed (2)

Label	Occurrences
St. Louis Cardinals (NFL)	13
1970s St. Louis Cardinals (NFL) canonical	1

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	NFL team ⓘ professional American football team era ⓘ
conference	NFC ⓘ
division	NFC East ⓘ
divisionTitle	1974 NFC East champions ⓘ 1975 NFC East champions ⓘ
fanPerception	exciting but inconsistent team ⓘ
franchiseContinuation	Arizona Cardinals ⓘ
headCoach	Don Coryell ⓘ
homeCity	St. Louis, Missouri, United States ⓘ surface form: St. Louis, Missouri
homeStadium	Busch Memorial Stadium ⓘ
league	National Football League ⓘ
mascot	Cardinal bird logo ⓘ
mediaNicknameReason	frequent late comebacks and close games ⓘ
nickname	Cardiac Cards ⓘ
notableAchievement	back-to-back NFC East titles in 1974 and 1975 ⓘ
notableCoach	Don Coryell ⓘ
notablePlayer	Conrad Dobler ⓘ Dan Dierdorf ⓘ Jim Hart ⓘ Jim Otis ⓘ Mel Gray ⓘ Roger Wehrli ⓘ Terry Metcalf ⓘ
notableUnit	offensive line ⓘ
offensiveLineNickname	The Electric Company ⓘ
offensivePhilosophyInfluence	Air Coryell ⓘ surface form: Air Coryell passing concepts
offensiveStyle	pass-oriented offense ⓘ
owner	Bill Bidwill ⓘ
partOf	1970s St. Louis Cardinals (NFL) self-linksurface differs ⓘ surface form: St. Louis Cardinals (NFL)
playoffAppearance	1974 NFL playoffs ⓘ 1975 NFL playoffs ⓘ
previousLocation	Chicago ⓘ
reputation	comeback-prone team ⓘ dramatic late-game finishes ⓘ
rival	Dallas Cowboys ⓘ New York Giants ⓘ Philadelphia Eagles ⓘ Washington Commanders ⓘ surface form: Washington Redskins
seasonRecord	1974: 10–4 ⓘ 1975: 11–3 ⓘ
startingQuarterback	Jim Hart ⓘ
subsequentRelocation	Phoenix ⓘ
teamColors	cardinal red ⓘ white ⓘ
timePeriod	1970–1979 ⓘ