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Craig Morton was the starting quarterback in two Super Bowl losses -- both involving the Dallas Cowboys. As a member of the Cowboys in Super Bowl V, he threw a key interception that enabled the Baltimore Colts to kick the winning field goal for a 16-13 victory in Miami. As the Denver Broncos quarterback in Super Bowl XII, Morton was pounded by the Doomsday II defense of the Cowboys, forcing him to give way to backup QB Norris Weese in the second half. The Cowboys won 27-10 in New Orleans.
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