Originally published on Sept. 15, 2020
By Zane Miller
On Sunday, January 28th, 1995, the Dallas Cowboys defeated
the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-17 in Super Bowl XXX to win the 76th championship in
NFL history. It was the fifth (and, as of this writing, most recent) championship
for the Cowboys franchise as Cowboys cornerback Larry Brown won the Super Bowl
MVP Award. The game was held at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre won the 1995
MVP Award with 38 passing touchdowns and 4,413 passing yards, while Bills
linebacker Bryce Paup won the 1995 Defensive Player of the Year Award with 17
and a half sacks, two interceptions and three forced fumbles.
Out of Playoffs: Chicago Bears (9-7), Minnesota
Vikings (8-8), Seattle Seahawks (8-8), Denver Broncos (8-8), Oakland Raiders
(8-8), Cincinnati Bengals (7-9), Houston Oilers (7-9), St. Louis Rams (7-9), Carolina
Panthers (7-9), New Orleans Saints (7-9), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-9), Washington
Redskins (6-10), New England Patriots (6-10), New York Giants (5-11), Cleveland
Browns (5-11), Arizona Cardinals (4-12), Jacksonville Jaguars (4-12), New York
Jets (3-13)
Out in first round: San Diego Chargers (L 35-20 to
Colts), Detroit Lions (L 58-37 to Eagles), Miami Dolphins (L 37-22 to Bills), Atlanta
Falcons (L 37-20 to Packers)
Out in second round: Kansas City Chiefs (L 10-7 to
Colts), San Francisco 49ers (L 27-17 to Packers), Buffalo Bills (L 40-21 to
Steelers), Philadelphia Eagles (L 30-11 to Cowboys)
Out in third round: Green Bay Packers (L 38-27 to
Cowboys), Indianapolis Colts (L 20-16 to Steelers)
Most passing touchdowns: #4 Brett Favre (Packers)- 38
TD
Most rushing touchdowns: #22 Emmitt Smith (Cowboys)-
25 TD
Most receiving touchdowns: #80 Cris Carter (Vikings)-
17 TD & 1,371 yds
Most sacks: #95 Bryce Paup (Bills)- 17.5 sacks
Most forced fumbles: #96 Clyde Simmons (Cardinals)- 6
FF & 1 recovery for 12 yds
Most interceptions: #43 Orlando Thomas (Vikings)- 9
INT
Best field goal percentage (min. 12 attempts): #18
Chris Boniol (Cowboys)- 27 for 28, 96.4%
Scoring Summary
Link to stats database: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1995/

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