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1 Thtt Sun Sunday. fiM' 2. 10H4 jjg NFLWeek II jg Raiders hope to keep Moon from shining Today's TV games Raiders-Oilers 1 p.m. Channel 4 started "There is no better test than to go against the world champions," Mhii said I came down bete to test myself against the best 1 hey are a phssu al team, they don't do a lot of fan cy things They are the host but they can lie beaten Moon will have a versatile group of receivers last by Tim Smith, who led all NFL wide receivers with Ik't catches last season, rejuvenated veterans Steve Hryant and Mike llojston and sixth round draft lun Fric Mullins Jim riuiikett. a I year veteran, apparently will orchestrate the Haiders offense that also Includes Marcus Allen, the Super Howl XVIII most valuable player and Kennv King If I'lun kett fares poorly, backup Marc Wilson is avail able to lake over.

riunkett isn't concerned by the Haiders' slow start in preseason games "If we break even mi preseasoni we're doing good," I'lunkett said "We play a Id of people preseason The coaches want to win. i)iit they try to win by letting a lot of people play I he coaches don't veer from that." lie doesn't expect It to happen again. "We intend to go out and have a good mm son and destroy the nith that in curs around the world as to how it almost impossible to repeat." lores said Although the Haiders finished with preset son schedule wilh a I .1 record. Flores doesn't think the Haiders are gearing themselves for another lapse. "I don't think we can be overconfident, we've won only one preseason game and that was by a narrow margin," Flores said "Hut In some ways we are stronger than last year." The game will match the best with the worst tif While the Haiders were posting a 12 4 regular season record and advancing to a victory over Washington in the Super Howl, the Oilers were stumbling to a 2 sea son.

tving Tampa Hav for the worst record in the NFL The Oilers are hoping to rebound behind a youthful offensive line. Moon and a healthy Karl Campbell, recovering from arlhoscopie knee surgery in May. And Moon is ready to get his NFL areer IIOl'STON Houston OiIits quarl rlui Warren Moon will try to prove he an lay In the National Fmi hall l-eaue and the I-os An Holes Haiders will try to disprove the myth alxiut the difficulty defending a Super Howl title when the two teams open the regular sea son Sunday. Kiekoff Is at I m. I'PT (Channel 4 In the Astrodome.

Moon, the ft million man from the Canadi an Foot ha II I-eanue, has all previous tests In his rtMikle season in the NFL hut he's still anxious to net the regular M-ason underway. "The adrenalin will he flowing a little more because it Is the first regular season game." said Moon, who led Kdmoiiton to five I'M. ti ties before signing with the Oilrrs. "I'm pretty familiar with the offense, that's been my main concern. Hut as long as I know where everyone is supposed to be, then I'm all right." Haiders coach Tom Flores ret alls the Haul ers' Super Howl season and the lackluster 7 9 season that followed.

49ers-Llons 10 a.m. Channel 2 Dolphins-Redskins 10 a.m. Channel 4 Chargers' Winslow retiring over dispute NFL capsules i 1 in in i mtin ruin i i lit i I Charger swkeswoman IVonne Chambers said Saturday the team would have no comment on the story. Steiner called the offer the Chargers had made to Winslow as "below market standards for a 'layer of his "We feel as if we have been doing all the giving, and we've been taking nothing," Steiner said "We're done giving, as far as I'm concerned." Steiner said that Winslow intends to "give it all he's got" in the game against the Vikings, but added that he was sincere about the All Pro plans to retire. The 2'yearold tight end will play in Minnesota "out of respect for the team, (coat hi Don Corvell and the coaching staff," Steiner said.

Steiner told the newspaper that Winslow had considered not reporting to the dub's training camp. Auooa'Fd Pff-n SAN DIKCO Charger tight end Kellen Winslow will retire after San IHego's opening game today against Minnesota because negotiations failed to get the highly regarded player a annual salary increase, a newspaper reported. The highly regarded Winslow decided to quit af ter he failed in attempts to got his contract renegotiated. The San Diego Union reported. The newspaper said negotiations between Winslow's agent, Jim Steiner.

and Chargers officials broke down Friday after nearly a week of bargaining. Winslow, who has this year and an option season in lM.r remaining on his contract with the Chargers, had been seeking a readjustment that would increase his $210,000 annual salary to about $700,000. according to the Union. Kellen Winslow last game today ic Open Daily 8-6 Hk. i-ii? Closed Sun.

tion, both mediocre passers at best, with big guns remaining hall-carrier Curtis Dickey and Randy McMillan The Colts have hole throughout the defense Pat Ryan. I Journeyman. "'art at quarterback for the Jets, who traded Rich ard T'xld. the expected starter. Ken O'Brien, has been tied up In a court rase Involving a late night disco brawl New York Is hurting with wide receiver I Jones out with an Injury, wide receiver Wes Walker missing several weeks of training camp and tailback Freeman McNeil slowed by Injuries Philadelphia F-aglrt at New York f.lanta Can Uie Eagles offensive line hold off the Giants'1 New York's strength Is Its defense, and though there's been many contract disputes In recent weeks, coach Bill Parcells Is hopeful all's forgotten now that regular season play Is under way.

Touted rookie Carl Banks joins brilliant Ijwrence Taylor and Harry Carson In an outstanding llneba king group. Philadelphia was unable to protect Ron Jaworskl last year, and that's a major problem this season, too. He has brilliant young receivers In Mike Quick and rookie Kenny Jackson. Phil Slmms Is back as the Giants' quarterback, but he's been plauged by Injuries throughout his five-year NFL career and few expect him to last the season Look for the Giants to establish a running game behind Butch Wool folk and Rob Carpenter against an Eagle defense that has sagged in recent years. St.

Louis Cardinal at Green Bay Packer This may be the year for the Cardinals to make a serious move in the NFC East, what with perennial powers Washington and Dallas perceived to have slipped some. They'll go up against the aerial-minded Packers. St. Louis has one of the NFL's most balanced offenses, behind quarterback Neil Lo-max, with a 24-11 touchdown-Interception ratio, and running back O.J. Anderson.

Lack of a receiver to complement the brilliant Roy Green hurts. The loss of cornerback Jeff Griffin with a broken arm hurts, and look for Lynn Dickey to try to exploit this via James Lofton and John Jefferson. Green Bay, under the direction of Packer immortal and former Cincinnati coach Forrest Gregg, continues to have problems on defense, particularly in the line. San Diego Charger at Minnesota Vikings Was last year a fluke for the Chargers? The answer may be available after they meet the Vikings in a collision of pass-happy teams. Dethroned as AFC West champions.

San Diego was in a state of near-collapse last season, finishing 6-10. as quarterback Dan Fouts was injured and the defense was rebuilt with youth but didn't improve much. Fouts is back healthy, the offense has Son Pwnonao 3rd i Fairfax, Tlra Scxooii Not Avail Commerce Vista Sefvica Not Avail Sun. AH Araa. 'mm Moyntina jj H- Sizes Sale mi oi 278.QO Fits loin 2S4.00 2QQ OQ 29400 WJ75B14 210400 no7MM 2HO.OO tJO 7414 JIU OO 2ll.00 nii7 2US.OO t334'75l 2126.00 Atlanta Filroai it Srw Orlrin Sainli The lilroni and Saint, two teams Kolng In opposite dlm-tlnn even bWnr thr regu lar M-avm start, clash.

Atlania la trying to recover from thi tunning lixu for the toaum of Mar fullhac William Amlrpw. the Nr'L's most vrrutilr i back, out hh a knw Injury New Orleans has a new quarter))! k. for nier New York Jet star Richard Tocld, and apiears ready for a strong play off hid Gerald Klggs and l.ynn Cain will provide the running for the Falcons, who II rely heavily on veteran quarterback Steve Mar-tkowskl Tixld. though a disappointment year i with the Jets, provides the deep passing threat long missing at New Orleans, which should make It easier for powerhouse tall-back George Rogers Cincinnati Bengali al Denver Broncos Two teams with question marks on defense meet. The Bengals, with some new faces at linebacker and in the secondary, collide with the Broncos, missing two great linebackers Denver also has been unimpressive on offense Cincinnati cornerback Ken Riley has retired and linebacker Jim LeClair has gone to the t'SFL, leaving some gaps Denver Is trying to cope with Inside linebacker Randy Gradishar (retired) and outside linebacker Rob Swenson out with a knee Injury.

Ken Anderson provides the Bengals with a big edge at quarterback, and look for him to try to test newcomers Rick Dennlson and Ken Woodard by passing to running backs. Kansas City Tiled at Pittsburgh Strtlrr 1 It hasn't been a pleasant training camp f5r either team, so the Chiefs and Steelers a(fi probably glad to get the regular season going. Kansas City has lost quarterback Bill Kenney for several weeks with a broken thumb, and defensive coordinator Bud Carson recently departed. Pittsburgh, which has been dropping veterans left and right, will be without legends Franco Harris, Terry Bradshaw and Mel Blount in a rebuilding effort. David Woodley, a good scrambler.

Is the Steelers quarterback and Frank Pollard leads a bevy of talented young running backs. Both lines are solid; the question for Pittsburgh remains the secondary. Todd Blackledge is the acknowledged quarterback of the future for the Chiefs, but he's getting his chance early in the pass-dominated K.C. attack. Miami Dolphins at Washington Redskins Two divisional favorites highlight the opening week of NFL play.

The Dolphins are the pick in the AFC East and the Redskins are the choice in the NFC East. Both teams are nicked with more than the usual number of injuries. Look for Dan Marino to come out throwing for Miamj to Mark Duper against a so-so Washington secondary. Look for Washington fullback John Rig-gins to come out running, and Joe Theis-mann passing, against a defense slowed by Injuries at linebacker. Teams that beat the Dolphins usually do it with power running, and the Redskins have a size advantage up front.

New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills The Patriots, possibly headed back to the top, and the Bills, going the opposite direction, battle In a renewal of an AFC East rivalry. New England has a diversified and deep offense led by quarterback Steve Grogan and tailbacks Tony Collins and CSFL addition Craig James. The Patriots were hurt on place kicking last year and are hopeful ex-Eagle Tony Franklin will solve that deficiency. The defense has talent, but needs more big plays from the likes of end Ken Sims. Buffalo is staggering with the trade of wide receiver Perry Tuttle, retirement of wide receiver Frank Lewis and USFL defection of tailback Joe Cribbs.

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1 tn Store I added punch with huge fullback Pete Johnson acquired from Cincinnati, and some improvement was noted in preseason by the much-maligned defense. Minnesota gets quarterback Tommy Kramer back after he missed last year with a knee injury; observers say he's looked slow so far. San Francisco 49er at Detroit Lions It's a matchup of two teams, one with a brilliant quarterback, the other ithout. Joe Montana, perhaps pro football's best field general, leads the 49ers in an attempt to win their first game here since 1970. The Lions' quarterback ill be Gary Dan-ielson, a competent veteran.

Both teams have solid defenses. San Francisco has a decent ground game with Wendell Tyler and Roger Craig. Tailback Billy Sims is the heart of the Detroit offense, but he'll need some help in the passing game. The Lions' defense is inconsistent, as is their offense. Tampa Bay Bucs at Chicago Bear Is Jim McMahon ready to take charge against the Bucs? Can Jack Thompson exploit the Bears cornerbacks? Chicago has durable Walter Payton, still an outstanding runner and just 688 yards away from passing Jim Brown as the all-time NFL career rushing leader.

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