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Super Bowl V

Baltimore 0, Dallas 0

January 17, 1971 · Replayed in 60 seconds

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Eleven turnovers. A blocked extra point. A losing-team MVP. And Jim O'Brien's 32-yard FG with 5 seconds left wins the wildest Super Bowl ever.

Win Probability

Estimated from score differential over time

Q1Q2Q3BALDAL100%50%0%
Drama index: 100% — Thriller!

Score Pathway

The winning square's journey across the grid as BAL/DAL digits change

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Start Lead change Winner

Square Heatmap

Brighter squares were the winning position longer

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Race Story

Every lead change and key moment

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Mike Clark 14-yd FGQ1

BAL 0, DAL 3

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End of Quarter 1Q2

BAL 0, DAL 3

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Mike Clark 30-yd FGQ2

BAL 0, DAL 6

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John Mackey 75-yd pass from Johnny Unitas (kick blocked)Q2

BAL 6, DAL 6

Mackey's 75-yard catch-and-run was one of the most bizarre plays ever. The ball was tipped by multiple players before Mackey hauled it in. The PAT was blocked, keeping it tied.

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Duane Thomas 7-yd pass from Craig Morton (Clark kick)Q2

BAL 6, DAL 13

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End of Quarter 2Q3

BAL 6, DAL 13

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End of Quarter 3Q4

BAL 6, DAL 13

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Tom Nowatzke 2-yd run (Jim O'Brien kick)Q4

BAL 13, DAL 13

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Jim O'Brien 32-yd FGQ4

BAL 16, DAL 13

With just 5 seconds remaining, rookie kicker O'Brien drilled the game-winner. Dallas LB Chuck Howley became the only player from a losing team ever named Super Bowl MVP.

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Final ScoreQ4

BAL 16, DAL 13

Key Moments

Chuck Howley, LB, Dallas
Q1
  • Mike Clark 14-yd FGBAL 0, DAL 3
Q2
  • Mike Clark 30-yd FGBAL 0, DAL 6
  • John Mackey 75-yd pass from Johnny Unitas (kick blocked)BAL 6, DAL 6

    ★ Mackey's 75-yard catch-and-run was one of the most bizarre plays ever. The ball was tipped by multiple players before Mackey hauled it in. The PAT was blocked, keeping it tied.

  • Duane Thomas 7-yd pass from Craig Morton (Clark kick)BAL 6, DAL 13
Q4
  • Tom Nowatzke 2-yd run (Jim O'Brien kick)BAL 13, DAL 13
  • Jim O'Brien 32-yd FGBAL 16, DAL 13

    ★ With just 5 seconds remaining, rookie kicker O'Brien drilled the game-winner. Dallas LB Chuck Howley became the only player from a losing team ever named Super Bowl MVP.

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