January 25, 1981 · Replayed in 60 seconds
Jim Plunkett, cut by two teams, throws 3 TDs including an 80-yard bomb to Kenny King in one of the greatest comeback stories in NFL history.
Estimated from score differential over time
The winning square's journey across the grid as OAK/PHI digits change
Brighter squares were the winning position longer
Every lead change and key moment
OAK 7, PHI 0
OAK 14, PHI 0
The longest pass play in Super Bowl history at the time. King caught a short pass and raced 80 yards, stunning the Eagles.
OAK 14, PHI 0
OAK 14, PHI 3
OAK 14, PHI 3
OAK 21, PHI 3
OAK 24, PHI 3
OAK 24, PHI 3
OAK 24, PHI 10
OAK 27, PHI 10
Plunkett, who'd been released by both the 49ers and Patriots, completed 13 of 21 for 261 yards and 3 TDs with 0 INTs. The ultimate redemption story.
OAK 27, PHI 10
★ The longest pass play in Super Bowl history at the time. King caught a short pass and raced 80 yards, stunning the Eagles.
★ Plunkett, who'd been released by both the 49ers and Patriots, completed 13 of 21 for 261 yards and 3 TDs with 0 INTs. The ultimate redemption story.
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