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The Super Bowl is the most bet on event in the world and this year’s game will be no different. Today we are going to look at the biggest betting underdogs in Super Bowl history and see how they fared.
If people thought that Super Bowl III was a fluke, Super Bowl IV proved it wasn’t. The Vikings had been dominant all year in the NFL. The Chiefs had taken down the Jets in the AFL and the experts were right as this game proved to be a mismatch, it was a mismatch in the opposite direction! The Chiefs thoroughly dominated the entire game and would beat the Vikings 23-7. Looking back at this game it is obvious that the better team won and it was not a fluke! The Chiefs had one of the greatest defenses in Pro Football history and proved it by forcing five Vikings turnovers.
This was possibly the worst Super Bowl game of all time as the Niners were up 27-3 by halftime and would cruise to a 45 point win. The story of the day was Niners quarterback Joe Montana who went 22-of-29 for 297 yards and five touchdowns (three to Jerry Rice), as the QB won his third Super Bowl MVP and fourth title.
This was one of the greatest upsets in NFL history as the Patriots entered the game undefeated and seemingly unbeatable. Nobody told the Giants defensive line though who completely dominated the game and put Tom Brady in discomfort for almost the entire game.
This game was Vince Lombardi’s last game as head coach of the Green Bay Packers. The Packers turned this game into a blowout in the second half and never looked back as they would win 33-14 and easily cover the spread.
The Steelers had a real shot at winning this game and pulling the upset. They shut down Emmit Smith and had the ball with a chance to take the lead in the fourth quarter and two interceptions by quarterback doomed the Steelers’ chances.
The Chiefs were competitive in the first half but the Packers dominated the second half winning 35-10 and leaving no doubt about the NFL’s supremacy over the AFL.
A special teams player was the difference in this game as Packers return man Desmond Howard inconceivably totaled 244 kick return yardsβ154 on kickoffs,Β one of which was a 99-yard touchdown, and 90 punt return yards.
This was the start of a dynasty and it was a Patriots dynasty! Most thought we were going to see a Rams dynasty but head coach Bill Belichick figured out a way to slow down the greatest show on turf enough to pull the outright upset.
Broadway Joe completed 17 of his 28 pass attempts for 206 yards to topple the supposedly invincible Colts. The Game was 16-0 until the fourth quarter when Johnny Unitas entered the game and led the Colts to their only touchdown.
San Diego trailed by seven after the first quarter, 18 at the half, 24 after three, and by as many as 31 during the fourth. Young compiled 325 pass yards and six touchdowns and three of those touchdown passes went to Jerry Rice.
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