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Secondly, while the 1983 Wranglers featured the League's 6th ranked passer in rookie QB ( Alan Risher ), 12th ranked rusher in 3rd year vet Calvin Murray, and the league's # 7, # 10, # 11 receivers ( 1983 rookies TE Mark Keel, WR Jackie Flowers, and WR Neil Balholm, respectively ), triggerman Risher stayed in Arizona in the transaction.
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