Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach was the Super Bowl MVP that year.
Note: Chuck Howley, who played mainly outside linebacker with his blazing speed, was named Super Bowl MVP for Super Bowl V, intercepting 2 passes and recovering a fumble in the Cowboys 16-13 loss to the Colts. It was the first time that a defensive player received the honor and the first and so far only time a player from the losing team won the award. The following season, Dallas made it back to the Super Bowl, and again Howley had a great performance, recording a fumble recovery and a 41-yard interception in the Cowboys 24-3 win over the Miami Dolphins. Howley's great performance was under MVP-consideration, but his teammate Roger Staubach won the MVP honor.
Quarterback Craig Morton was the starter for the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl V at Miami's Orange Bowl on January 17, 1971. The Baltimore Colts edged the Cowboys, 16-13, on a game-ending field goal by placekicker Jim O'Brien.
The first Cowboys player to win the Super Bowl MVP award was linebacker Chuck Howley who won the award in Super Bowl V. The Cowboys lost that Super Bowl to the Baltimore Colts 16-13. Howley is the only player in Super Bowl history to be from a losing team and be awarded MVP of the game. The Cowboys first Super Bowl was SB V in 1971 and the MVP was linebacker Chuck Howley. Howley is the only player in Super Bowl history to be named MVP from the losing team.
This was a surprise ! Super Bowl V, won by the Baltimore Colts over the Dallas Cowboys by a score of 16 -13 was the only time the Super Bowl MVP was from the losing team. It was Dallas Linebacker Chuck Howley, the first Defensiver player to win MVP !! Super Bowl VI MVP was Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Roger Staubach. The score was Cowboys 24 Dolphins 3 Super Bowl XII MVP was shared between two Dallas defense players: Defensive Tackle Randy White and Defensive End Harvey Martin. The score was Boys 27 Broncos 10
It was running back Duane Thomas in the second quarter of Super Bowl V against the AFC champion Baltimore Colts. With 7:53 remaining before halftime, Thomas caught a swing pass from Dallas quarterback Craig Morton for a seven-yard touchdown. The score and ensuing extra point gave the Cowboys a 13-6 lead over the Colts. Baltimore eventually won the game, 16-13..
Roger Staubach was the Cowboys quarterback in Super Bowl VI when they defeated the Miami Dolphins, 24-3, for their first Super Bowl victory.
Larry Brown, who intercepted two key passes against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX. The Cowboys won the game 27-17.
The first MVP was Chuck Howley
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It was Dallas wide receiver Lance Alworth, who caught a seven-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Roger Staubach near the end of the first half of Super Bowl VI. The score gave the Cowboys a 10-3 halftime lead over the AFC champion Miami Dolphins. Dallas went on to claim its first Super Bowl title with a 24-3 victory.
The Miami Dolphins, who managed only a field goal against the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl VI. The Cowboys won 24-3.
Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl VI ... they lost to the Dallas Cowboys 24-3.
In Super Bowl XXVII, Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Leon Lett was denied a fumble recovery for a touchdown because the ball was knocked out of his hand by Buffalo Bills wide receiver Don Beebe at the one.
Mel Renfro Mel Renfro of the Dallas Cowboys intercepted Unitas's last Super Bowl pass.
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Mike Ditka won three Super Bowl rings, one as a player for the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl VI, one as an assistant coach for the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XII, and one as the head coach of the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XX.
The Dallas Cowboys appeared in 8 Super Bowls the most by any NFL team.
Probably the most famous instance was in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XII between the Dallas Cowboys and the Denver Broncos in the Louisiana Superdome. With 7:11 remaining in the game, Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach pitched the ball to fullback Robert Newhouse, who then threw an option pass to Cowboys wide receiver Golden Richards for a touchdown. The score clinched the NFL title for the Cowboys, who won 27-10.
Quarterback Roger Staubach led the Dallas Cowboys to victory in Super Bowl VI and Super Bowl XII.
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Deion Sanders did in Super Bowl XXX with the Dallas Cowboys.