| Super Bowl XXIII |
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| January 22, 1989 |
After a week -long riots within Miami, San Francisco captured their third super bowl of the 1980s and became the first NFC team to win three times.
49 residents dropped Bangles out from 454 to 229, but found themselves behind in the game. Jim Brech’s 40-yard field goal, 3:20 with the remaining, gave Cincinnati a 16–13 lead.
San Francisco started the winning drive in its 8-yard line, with the quarterback which Montana scanned the crowd in early March and told her peers, “Look, John Candy.”
Montana then separated the protection of Cincinnati. In the 11th drama of the series, Montana hit John Taylor with a 10-yard pass for a winning touchdown with 34 seconds remaining.
In Halftime, the score was 3-3, the game was first tied in the super bowl history. Both teams exchanged field goals and Stanford Jennings’s 93-yard kickoff return gave Bangles a 13–6 lead with 4 seconds in the third quarter.
49ers returned to four plays with an 85-yard drive, which ended with Jerry Rice with a 14-yard pass of Montana. Rice was voted the most valuable player after catching 11 passes for a record 215 yards. Montana completed 23 out of 36 passes for a record 357 yards.
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| Super Bowl XXII |
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| 31 January, 1988 |
With the largest quarter in NFL playoff history, Washington Redskins scored 35 points in the second period to remove the 10–0 shortage and win their second Super Bowl Championship.
John Elway threw Ricky Natiel to a 56-yard touchdown pass on Bronchos’ first play and Rich Carlis took the next 24-yard field goal in the next possession.
Redskins made five touchdowns on the assets in the second quarter, which made a record with MVP Doug Williams, who set a record with 340 yards in the game. Washington made five touchdowns in 18 plays over a total time of 5:47.
Williams became the first African-American quarterbacks to win Super Bowl.
Tim Smith, a crook backup, who achieved a distance of 126 yards for the entire season, was launched by the coach of Redskins who started by Gibbs. Smith arrived at a record 204 yards away. Ricky Sanders held nine passes for 193 yards and two touchdowns, broke one record and tied the other.
Like the 1982 season, Redskins won the title in a season from the players’ strike.
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| Super Bowl XXI |
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| January 25, 1987 |
Phil Sims defeated Denver Broncos to take New York veterans to the second half of 30 points, won its first super bow and first NFL Championship in 30 years.
Sims completed 22 out of 25 for 268 yards, including three touchdown passes, and unanimously voted the most valuable player. He also set a super bowl record with 10 straight perfection during the second half tear of New York. His 88 percent closing rate was an NFL playoff record.
In his first five super bowles, John Alway helped Denver in the 10–9 HafTime lead. New York started the second half with three plays for 9 yards, and the giant’s panting team ran away in their 46. Suddenly, the veterans got out of the pant formation, and the second-string quarterback Jeff Rutlelage, came back, came back, 1 yard and the center to take snap and secret for the first bottom. After six plays, Sims hit Mark Bawro, a tight end for 13 yards, the veterans led 16–10 and the route was on.
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| Super bowl xx |
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| 26 January, 1986 |
Midway’s demons in all his extreme glory.
And with some brashness: Many players created a music video, “Super Bowl Shafal” before going to New Orleans.
Chicago Beer won its first NFL Championship since 1963, defeating Patriots 46–10 to set a super bowl record for scored points. NFC Champions, which won by the biggest margin in Super Bowl history, broke the mark for points in a game set by San Francisco and Los Angeles Reders in the last two super bowles.
New England captured a Chicago, which after the kickoff to score the fastest points in the Super Bowl history of Tony Franklin in 74 seconds. This simply made the bear crazy, and he scored 44 straight points.
The Bears Defense, which allowed only 10 points in Postsen Play, placed New England at a 7 yards race and 116 yards.
Jim McMahon, who was passed for 256 yards, became the first quarterback to run for two touchdowns. Richard Dent, who contributed 1 1/2 sack, was voted the most valuable player.
Chicago All-Time Great Running Back Walter Pater did not score, but the defensive William “Refrigerator” Perry created a 1-yard TD run.
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| Super Bowl Xix |
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| January 20, 1985 |
Bill as a matchup of NFL’s top two quarterbacks, which Montana easily improved Dan Marino.
Montana completed 24 out of 35 passes and threw the super bowl record 331 yards and three for touchdowns. He also ran five times for 59 yards and a touchdown. Running Roger Craig caught Montana’s two touchdown pass and ran for another to set a super bowl record.
San Francisco’s defense dismissed the record-setting Marino in the game four times and kept Dolphin in a 25 yards race.
Montana Green Bay’s Bart Star and Pittsburgh’s Terry Bradshow joined only two -time super bowls as the most valuable players of the super bowl. Montana was an MVP against Cincinnati in 1982 Super Bowl.
Marino will not make a super bowl again in her hall of fame career.
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| Super Bowl XVIII |
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| January 22, 1984 |
Marcus Ellen rushed to the super bowl-record 191 yards on 20 crafts and made two touchdowns and Reds defeated Redskins 38–9.
Reders took a 7–0 lead in the game 4:52 Lee when Deric Jensen blocked Jeff Hayes’ punt and recovered it in the final area for the touchdown.
Jim Plunkett hook with a 12-yard TD pass and a 14–0 lead. Washington cut the margin 14–3 at a 24-yard field goal by Mark Masle, but with 7 seconds in half, Washington’s coaches Joe Gibbs called for screen pass. The Reders linebacker Jack Squarecl saw it coming and stopped the throw of Thisman, jogging 5 yards at a distance of 5 yards to give Los Angeles 21-3 Halftime benefits to Los Angeles.
Alan voted for the most valuable player of the game, scored on the run of 5 and 74 yards, later a super bowl record and a great attempt, put the reders ahead 35–9.
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| Super Bowl XVII |
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| January 30, 1983 |
Fullback John Rigins churned a super bowl-ricard 166 yards at 38 careers, sparking Redskins to win 27–17 at Dolphin.
For Rigins, voted for the most valuable player of the game, it was his fourth consecutive 100-yard rushing game during the playoffs, also a record.
Rigins gave his first leadership to Redskins with 10:01 when he ran away from the left tackle at a distance of 43 yards for the touchdown at the fourth -and -1.
Dolphin built a 17–10 Halftime lead on a 76-yard touchdown pass from David Woodley in the first quarter; 20-yard field goal by Uwe von Manman; And return just before Haftime by a super bowl-ricord 98-yard kickoff flight walker.
Mark Masle cut Miami’s lead 17–13 in the third quarter with a 20-yard field goal.
Rigins’ run topped Redskins, TheSman left the scoring with a 6-yard pass with a wide receiver Charlie Brown with 1:55.
Redskins and Dolphins survived a strike-less weather to reach the super bowl.
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| Super Bowl Xvi |
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| January 24, 1982 |
The first super bowl-but-49 ERS bus was caught in the first super bowl-but-49 ERS buses held in a cold weather city and many players needed to run in the stadium.
He did not bother him very much: Ray Varsching kicked a super bowl record-hanging four field balls to help 49 residents raise his first NFL Championship with a 26-21 win over Bangles.
The 49ers who led the two-long touchdown march led by 49ers formed a game-riddle 20–0 Halftime lead, and two Varshing Field goals.
Bangles returned to the second half, hitting quarterback Kane Anderson’s 5-yard run and 4-yard scoring toss on Dan Ross 20–14. But Varsching is attached to increase the 49ers lead at the field goals of the early third quarter of 40 and 23 yards, which passed the 3-yard touchdown of Anderson for Ross in the last second.
Montana completed 14 out of 22 passes for 157 yards; Anderson set game records for perfection and perfection percentage.
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| Super Bowl XV |
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| January 25, 1981 |
The two first quarter touchdown passes of Jim Plunkett, including a super bowl-ricord 80-yard strike to run Kenny King, led the reders.
Philadelphia, who defeated Okland 10–7 several weeks ago, never came on track till late in the third quarter. Linebacker Rod Martin founded the first touchdown in Okland with his first three interception, a super bowl record for a player.
Prior to the first quarter, the reders killed Raja near midfield to play the longest in super bowl history when the Reders raised their lead 14–0. Overall, Plunkett completed 21 out of 21 out of 21 and 13 out of 21 passes for three touchdowns. The game capted a storybook season for the game’s MVP, Plunkett.
Zarneman Quarterback took over the reins of the crime of the reders and won nine of the last 11 regular season sports. In the playoffs, the Reders defeated Houston, San Diego and Cleveland N Marg to become the first wild-card team to win the super bowl.
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| Super bowl xiv |
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| January 20, 1980 |
The steel curtain dynasty concluded as Terry Bradshow completed 14 out of 21 passes for 309 yards and set two passing records as the Steellers became the first team to win four super bowls.
Despite the three barriers by Rams, Bradshow brought the steelers twice in the second half. Pittsburgh beyond 17–13, behind 13–10 in Halftime, when Bradshow joined the third quarter with Lynn Swan for 47-yard touchdown.
In the next possession of Ram, Vince Ferrgamo responded to Billy Wadi with a 50-yard pass, which took Los Angeles to Steelers 24. On the following drama, Lawrence McCon joined a halfback option with Ron Smith. -17 lead.
In the initial possession of the fourth quarter Pittsburgh, Bradshow passed a grand 73-yard scoring to John Stalworth to a 73-yard scoring pass to place the steelers to stay in 24–19. The 45-yard pass from Bradshow to Stalworth was a major drama in Pittsburgh’s final scoring drive, which was concluded by the second 1-yard TD of the Franco Harris game.
Bradeshaw sets super bowl records for the second straight year’s MVP, most touchdown pass and most passing yard.
Steelers will not win another super bowl for a quarter century.
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| Super Bowl XIII |
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| January 21, 1979 |
In one of the most exciting super bowls, Terry Bradshow threw four touchdown passes to lead the steellers for his third win. Bradshow voted for the most valuable player of the game, completing 17 out of 30 passes for 318 yards, breaking the record of 250 yards of Bart Star.
Two Bradeshaw-to-John Stalworth and a Bradeshaw-to-Rocky Blower gave Pittsburg a 21–14 lead in Haftime in the first half.
Rafael Septin ran 22 yards for a score at 22 yards with a lead of Pittsburgh, with a field goal 21–17 with a goal. Pittsburgh then dropped the game out of reach for less than seven minutes, when Bradshow scored 35–17 for Lin Swann for 18-yard TD strike.
But Roger Stabach left his second scoring pass of the game with 2:23, which was Billy Joe Dupri at a distance of 7-gaj. Cowboy then recovered an upside down kick and scored again on the third TD pass of Stabach with 22 seconds.
Another onset kick of Dallas failed as a bid for recovery and a miracle return as Rocky Blower fell on the remaining kickoff.
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