1982 NFC Championship Game

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The 1982 NFC Championship Game was the conference title matchup of the strike-shortened 1982 NFL season, determining the National Football Conference representative for Super Bowl XVII.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American football game
NFC Championship Game
announcer John Madden
Pat Summerall
attendance 55274
awayScore 17
awayTeam Dallas Cowboys
awayTeamConferenceSeed 2
awayTeamRegularSeasonRecord 6–3
broadcastTerritory United States national television
city Washington, D.C.
conference National Football Conference
conferenceTitle NFC champion
country United States
date January 23, 1983
determinedRepresentativeFor Super Bowl XVII
finalScore Washington Redskins 31–17 Dallas Cowboys
headCoachAwayTeam Tom Landry
headCoachHomeTeam Joe Gibbs
homeScore 31
homeTeam Washington Redskins
homeTeamConferenceSeed 1
homeTeamCurrentName Washington Commanders
homeTeamRegularSeasonRecord 8–1
league National Football League
loser Dallas Cowboys
mostValuablePlayer Dexter Manley
mostValuablePlayerTeam Washington Redskins
notablePlayerAwayTeam Danny White
Tony Dorsett
notablePlayerHomeTeam Art Monk
Joe Theismann
John Riggins
partOfPlayoffs 1982–83 NFL playoffs
playoffRound conference championship
previousPlayoffRound 1982 NFC Divisional Playoffs
referee Pat Haggerty
representativeTeam Washington Redskins
rivalry Dallas Cowboys–Washington Redskins rivalry
season 1982 NFL season
seasonType strike-shortened season
significance determined NFC representative for Super Bowl XVII
sport American football
stadium Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium
linked to: RFK Stadium
superBowlNumber XVII
televisionNetwork CBS
winner Washington Redskins
year 1983

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1981 NFC Championship Game followedBy 1982 NFC Championship Game