In a clash of titans at Soldier Field on a beautiful summer day, the 1984 Chicago Blitz showcased their dominance over the Birmingham Stallions in a high-scoring battle. Chicago emerged victorious, defeating Birmingham 42-28 in an action-packed encounter.

Chicago’s ground game was the highlight of the match, amassing an impressive 310 rushing yards, with Spencer leading the charge with four rushing touchdowns. Birmingham, while putting up a valiant effort, fell short in the face of Chicago’s offensive onslaught.

The game showcased Chicago’s well-rounded performance, with an efficient passing game and a dominant ground attack. Birmingham, despite their resilience, couldn’t contain Chicago’s offensive firepower.

The win solidified Chicago’s position with a 10-3 record, while Birmingham, though falling to 9-4, demonstrated their ability to compete at a high level. As Soldier Field witnessed this gridiron spectacle, the Chicago Blitz left an indelible mark on the 1984 USFL season.