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Super Bowls MVPsBy Patrick Mondout
Although Roger Craig and his three touchdowns in Super
Bowl XIX and Eric Wright and his stellar play in the secondary in Super
Bowl XVI may have been just as deserving, Joe Montana won the MVP in
these games as well as in the 55-10 blowout of Denver in SB
XXIV for a league record three Most Valuable Player (MVP) awards.
Richard Dent of the famed Chicago
Bears "46" defense coached by defensive coordinator Buddy
Ryan was the only defensive player to win the award during the Awesome80s.
The table below shows the results of each of the Super Bowls with the
MVP (a list for the Super70s is here).
| Game |
Season |
Result |
MVP |
| XXIV |
1989 |
San
Francisco 49ers 55 Denver
Broncos 10 |
QB Joe Montana, San Francisco |
| XXIII |
1988 |
San
Francisco 49ers 20 Cincinnati
Bengals 16 |
WR Jerry Rice, San Francisco |
| XXII |
1987 |
Washington
Redskins 42 Denver
Broncos 10 |
QB Doug Williams, Washington |
| XXI |
1986 |
New
York Giants 39 Denver
Broncos 20 |
QB Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants |
| XX |
1985 |
Chicago
Bears 46 New
England Patriots 10 |
DE Richard Dent, Chicago |
| XIX |
1984 |
San
Francisco 49ers 38 Miami
Dolphins 16 |
QB Joe Montana, San Francisco |
| XVIII |
1983 |
Los
Angeles Raiders 38 Washington
Redskins 9 |
RB Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders |
| XVII |
1982 |
Washington
Redskins 27 Miami
Dolphins 17 |
RB John Riggins, Washington |
| XVI |
1981 |
San
Francisco 49ers 26 Cincinnati
Bengals 21 |
QB Joe Montana, San Francisco |
| XV |
1980 |
Oakland
Raiders 27 Philadelphia
Eagles 10 |
QB Jim Plunkett, Oakland |
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