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Super Bowl X: Pittsburgh Steelers 21 Dallas Cowboys 17 MVP Lynn Swann Pittsburgh Steelers

 

The Steelers won the Super Bowl for the second year in a row on Terry Bradshaw's 64-yard touchdown pass to Lynn Swann and an aggressive defense that snuffed out a late rally by the Cowboys with an end-zone interception on the final play of the game.

In the fourth quarter, Pittsburgh ran on fourth down and gave up the ball on the Cowboys' 39 with 1:22 to play. Roger Staubach ran and passed for two first downs but his last desperation pass was picked off by Glen Edwards.

Dallas's scoring was the result of two touchdown passes by Staubach, one to Drew Pearson for 29 yards and the other to Percy Howard for 34 yards. Toni Fritsch had a 36-yard field goal.

The Steelers scored on two touchdown passes by Bradshaw, one to Randy Grossman for seven yards and the long bomb to Swann.

Roy Gerela had 36- and 18-yard field goals. Reggie Harrison blocked a punt through the end zone for a safety.

Swann set a Super Bowl record by gaining 161 yards on his four receptions.

SUPER BOWL X MVP : Lynn Swann WR, Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl X: Pittsburgh Steelers 21 Dallas Cowboys 17 MVP Lynn Swann Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh became the third team to win back-to-back Super Bowl championships. They were led by balletic wide receiver Lynn Swann, who set a Super Bowl record with 161 receiving yards on 4 catches and earned Most Valuable Player honors.

A 64-yard touchdown pass from future two-time Super Bowl MVP Terry Bradshaw to Swann late in the fourth quarter proved to be the decisive score.

Earlier in the game, Swann had made a couple of acrobatic catches. One of them, a juggling, tumbling, 53-yard catch in the second quarter, is one of the Super Bowl's greatest plays. Stumbling over a defender, Swann was horizontal, parallel with the field in midair when he caught the pass.

 

SUPER BOWL X SCORING

 

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Final

Dallas Cowboys

7

3

0

7

17

Pittsburgh Steelers

7

0

0

14

21

 

1st Quarter

  • DAL D. Pearson 29 pass from Staubach (Fritsch kick), 4:36

  • PIT Grossman 7 pass from Bradshaw (Gerela kick),9:03

  • 2nd Quarter

  • DAL FG Fritsch 36, 0:15

  • 4th Quarter

  • PIT safety Harrison 0, 3:32

  • PIT FG Gerela 36, 6:19

  • PIT FG Gerela 18, 8:23

  • PIT Swann 64 pass from Bradshaw (kick failed),11:58

  • DAL P. Howard 34 pass from Staubach (Fritsch kick), 13:12

  •  

    TEAM STATISTICS

    Cowboys

    Steelers

    Total First Downs

    14

    13

    Rushing

    6

    7

    Passing

    8

    6

    Penalty

    0

    0

    Total Net Yardage

    270

    339

    Total Offensive Plays

    62

    67

    Avg. Gain per Offensive Play

    4.4

    5.1

    Rushes

    31

    46

    Yards Gained Rushing (Net)

    108

    149

    Average Yards per Rush

    3.5

    3.2

    Passes Attempted

    24

    19

    Passes Completed

    15

    9

    Had Intercepted

    3

    0

    Tackled Attempting to Pass

    7

    2

    Yards Lost Attempting to Pass

    42

    19

    Yards Gained Passing (Net)

    162

    190

    Punts

    7

    4

    Average Distance

    35.0

    39.8

    Punt Returns

    1

    5

    Punt Return Yardage

    5

    31

    Kickoff Returns

    4

    4

    Kickoff Return Yardage

    96

    89

    Interception Return Yardage

    0

    89

    Fumbles

    4

    4

    Own Fumbles Recovered

    4

    4

    Opponent Fumbles Recovered

    0

    0

    Penalties

    2

    0

    Yards Penalized

    20

    0

    Total Points Scored

    17

    21

    Touchdowns

    2

    2

    Rushing

    0

    0

    Passing

    2

    2

    Returns

    0

    0

    Extra Points

    2

    1

    Field Goals

    1

    2

    Fields Goals Attempted

    1

    4

    Safeties

    0

    1

    Third-Down Efficiency

    3/14

    8/19

    Fourth-Down Efficiency

    1/1

    0/3

    Time of Possession

    30:30

    29:30

     

    Dallas Cowboys - Player Statistics

    Passing

    CP/AT

    YDS

    TD

    INT

    Staubach

    15/24

    204

    2

    3

     

    Rushing

    CAR

    YDS

    TD

    LG

    Newhouse

    16

    56

    0

    16

    Staubach

    5

    22

    0

    11

    Dennison

    5

    16

    0

    5

    P. Pearson

    5

    14

    0

    9

     

    Receiving

    REC

    YDS

    TD

    LG

    P. Pearson

    5

    53

    0

    14

    Young

    3

    31

    0

    14

    D. Pearson

    2

    59

    1

    30

    Newhouse

    2

    12

    0

    8

    P. Howard

    1

    34

    1

    34t

    Fugett

    1

    9

    0

    9

    Dennison

    1

    6

    0

    6

     

    Interceptions

    INT

    YDS

    LG

    TD

    None

    --

    --

    --

    --

     

    Punting

    NO

    AVG

    LG

    BLK

    Hoopes

    6

    40.8

    48

    1

     

    Punt Returns

    NO/FC

    YDS

    LG

    TD

    Richards

    1/3

    5

    5

    0

     

    Kickoff Returns

    NO

    YDS

    LG

    TD

    P. Pearson

    4

    48

    24

    0

    Henderson

    0

    48

    48

    0

     

    Pittsburgh Steelers - Player Statistics

    Passing

    CP/AT

    YDS

    TD

    INT

    Bradshaw

    9/19

    209

    2

    0

     

    Rushing

    CAR

    YDS

    TD

    LG

    Harris

    27

    82

    0

    11

    Bleier

    15

    51

    0

    8

    Bradshaw

    4

    16

    0

    8

     

    Receiving

    REC

    YDS

    TD

    LG

    Swann

    4

    161

    1

    64t

    Stallworth

    2

    8

    0

    13

    Harris

    1

    26

    0

    26

    L. Brown

    1

    7

    0

    7

    Grossman

    1

    7

    1

    7t

     

    Interceptions

    INT

    YDS

    LG

    TD

    Edwards

    1

    35

    35

    0

    Thomas

    1

    35

    35

    0

    Wagner

    1

    19

    19

    0

     

    Punting

    NO

    AVG

    LG

    BLK

    Walden

    4

    39.8

    59

    0

     

    Punt Returns

    NO/FC

    YDS

    LG

    TD

    D. Brown

    3/0

    14

    9

    0

    Edwards

    2/0

    17

    10

    0

     

    Kickoff Returns

    NO

    YDS

    LG

    TD

    Blount

    3

    64

    27

    0

    Collier

    1

    25

    25

    0

     

    January 19, 1976
    Orange Bowl (Miami, Florida)
    Attendance: 80,187

     

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