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| Washington
Redskins 9, Los Angeles Raiders 38 |
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Final |
| Washington
Redskins |
0 |
3 |
6 |
0 |
9 |
| Los
Angeles Raiders |
7 |
14 |
14 |
3 |
38 |
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| Recap |
| "JUST WIN BABY" says Al Davis and his Los Angeles Raiders went
out and did just that. The Raiders whole team helped them race of too
a 21-3 half time lead. Special teams scored first with a blocked punt
then the offence got on the board with a Plunkett to Bramch pass for a
touchdown and then finally the defence got in on the act with an interception
returned for a touchdown by Squirek.
On the last play of the third quarter Marcus Allen took off on a 74 yard
TD run that confirmed for that the game was over.
At the time this was the largest margin of victory in Superbowl history.
Allen's 191 yards rushing was another Superbowl record.
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| Notes |
| MVP: |
| Marcus
Allen |
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Winning Coach: |
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Tom Flores |
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Location Of Superbowl: |
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Tampa Stadium, Tampa Bay, Florida |
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Attendance: |
| 72,920 |
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Road To The Superbowl |
The
Redskins cruised through the regular season, ending with a 14-2 record.
In the first round of the play offs they demolished the Rams 51-7. Next
up was the 49ers. At the start of the fourth quarter the Redskins led 21-0
thanks to a Joe Montana comeback the scores where tied with 40 seconds remaining
in the game. It was then that kicker Mark Moseley kicked the game saving
field goal to give the Redskins the 24-21 win.
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The
Raiders had a 12-4 regular season record. It led to them facing two familar
foes, one old the other new yet familar. The old came first in the form
on the Steelers. The Raiders crusied too a 38-10 win. Next up was the division
rival Seattle Seahawks. The Raiders Marcus Allen ran for 154 yards whilst
the Raiders defence held AFC rookie of the year Curt Warner 26 yards on
11 carries.
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| Scoring |
| 1st
Quarter |
LA |
Jenson
recovered a blocked punt in the end zone (Bahr kick) |
| 2nd
Quarter |
LA |
Branch,
12 yard pass from Plunkett (Bahr kick) |
| WAS |
FG
- Moseley (24) |
| LA |
Squirek,
5 yard interception return (Bahr kick) |
| 3rd
Quarter |
WAS |
Riggins,
1 yard run (kick blocked) |
| LA |
Allen,
5 yard run (Bahr kick) |
| LA |
Allen,
74 yard run (Bahr kick) |
| 4th
Quarter |
LA |
FG
- Bahr (21) |
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| Team Stats |
| 19 |
1st Downs |
18 |
| 7 |
Rushing |
8 |
| 10 |
Passing |
9 |
| 2 |
Penalty |
1 |
| 283 |
Total |
385 |
| 90 |
Net Rushing |
231 |
| 193 |
Net Passing |
154 |
| 35-16-2 |
Passes-Att-Comp-Ints |
25-16-0 |
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| Player Stats |
| Rushing |
| Riggins
26 for 64 yards, 1 TD |
Allen
20 for 191 yards, 2 TDs |
| Theismann
3 for 18 yards |
Pruitt
5 for 17 yards |
| J.Washington
3 for 8 yards |
King
3 for 12 yards |
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Willis
1 for 7 yards |
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Hawkins
3 for 6 yards |
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Plunkett
1 for 2 yards |
| Passing |
Plunkett
16 of 25 for 172 yards, 1 TD
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Plunkett,
16 of 25 for 172 yards, 1TD |
| Receiving |
| Didier
5 for 65 yards |
Branch
6 for 94 yards, 1 TD |
| Brown
3 for 93 yards |
Christensen
4 for 32 yards |
| J.Washington
3 for 20 yards |
Hawkins
2 for 20 yards |
Giaquinto
2 for 21 yards
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Allen
2 for 18 yards |
Monk
1 for 26 yards
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King
2 for 8 yards |
| Garrett
1 for 17 yards |
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| Riggins
1 for 1 yard |
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3 July, 2006
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