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| Philadelphia Eagles 10, Oakland Raiders 27 |
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Final |
| Philadelphia Eagles |
0 |
3 |
0 |
7 |
10 |
| Oakland Raiders |
14 |
0 |
10 |
3 |
27 |
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| Recap |
Third down and four, Plunkett throws to Kenny King. King runs for 80
yards down the left sideline for a touchdown. Giving the Raiders a 14-0
lead. From there on the Raiders never looked back.
Jim Plunkett the games' MVP threw for 261 yards on 21 attempts for 3
touchdowns. Not bad for a reject 10 year veteran picked up by Al Davis
in 1978. "All Jim needed was for someone to believe in him"
said coach Tom Flores.
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| Notes |
| MVP: |
| Jim Plunkett |
| Winning Coach: |
| Tom Flores |
| Location Of Superbowl: |
| Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans |
| Attendance: |
| 76,135 |
| Road To The Superbowl |
Led by the NFL playerr of the year, QB Ron Jaworski the Eagles swept into the playoffs with a 12-4 regular season record. In the Divisional game they faced the Vikings but thanks to 8 turnovers in 22 minutes the Eagles where able to overcome the 14-0 Viking lead to win 31-16. In the NFC Championship game they faced division rival Dallas. With gusting winds stalling the passing game the Eagles turned to the rushing game and Montgomery responded with 194 yards. When it was all over the Eagles had won 20-7 and had sealed their first superbowl berth.
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An 11-5 record sealed the Raiders a play off berth and for the first time ever a team in a Wild Card game went all the way to become the Superbowl champions. On the way the Raiders beat Houston 27-7, Cleveland 14-12 and then the division rival San Diego Chargers 34-27 n the AFC Championship game.
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| Scoring |
| 1st Quarter |
OAK |
Branch, 2 yard pass from Plunkett (Bahr kick) |
| OAK |
King, 80 yard pass from Plunkett (Bahr kick) |
| 2nd Quarter |
PHI |
FG - Franklin (30) |
| 3rd Quarter |
OAK |
Branch, 29 yard pass from Plunkett (Bahr kick) |
| OAK |
FG - Bahr (46) |
| 4th Quarter |
PHI |
Krepfle, 8 yard pass from Jaworski (Franklin kick) |
| OAK |
FG - Bahr (35) |
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| Team Stats |
| 19 |
1st Downs |
17 |
| 3 |
Rushing |
6 |
| 14 |
Passing |
10 |
| 2 |
Penalty |
1 |
| 360 |
Total |
377 |
| 69 |
Net Rushing |
117 |
| 291 |
Net Passing |
260 |
| 38-18-3 |
Passes-Att-Comp-Ints |
21-13-0 |
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| Player Stats |
| Rushing |
| Montgomery 16 for 44 yards |
van Eeghen 18 for 75 yards |
| Harris 7 for 14 yards |
King 6 for 18 yards |
| Glammona 1 for 7 yards |
Jensen 4 for 17 yards |
| Harrington 1 for 4 yards |
Plunkett 3 for 9 yards |
| Jaworski 1 for 0 yards |
Whittington 3 for 2 yards |
| Passing |
| Jaworski, 18 of 38 for 291 yards, 1 TD, 3 INTs |
Plunkett, 13 of 21 for 261 yards, 3 TDs |
| Receiving |
| Montgomery 6 for 91 yards |
Branch 5 for 67 yards, 2 TDs |
| Carmichael 5 for 83 yards |
Chandler 4 for 77 yards |
| Smith 2 for 59 yards |
King 2 for 93 yards, 1 TD |
| Krepfle 2 for 16 yards, 1 TD |
Chester 2 for 24 yards |
| Spagnola 1 for 22 yards |
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| Parker 1 for 19 yards |
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| Harris 1 for 1 yard |
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3 July, 2006
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