Super Bowl XXX
Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17
MVP: CB Larry Brown, Dallas

Photograph by: V.J. Lovero Brown's second interception clinched the MVP award for himself, and the Super Bowl for his team.

January 28, 1996
Tempe, Ariz., Sun Devil Stadium

The Cowboys were expected to win their third Super Bowl in four years, but Pittsburgh wasn't expected to put up much of a fight. Surprisingly, the Steelers did. If not for a couple of mind-boggling bad passes thrown by Neil O'Donnell—the interceptions led to 14 Dallas points—the Steelers might well have won. O'Donnell's second pick was the back-breaker. With 4:15 left in the game, Pittsburgh had the ball, trailing 20-17. On second down, O'Donnell dropped back and inexplicably threw the ball directly into the open arms of cornerback Larry Brown, who returned the ball 33 yards to the Steelers' 6. Game over.

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