Super Bowl XII: Dallas Cowboys defeated Denver Broncos 27–10 at Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The Dallas Cowboys faced the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XII at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Cowboys emerged victorious with a commanding 27-10 win over the Broncos. This championship marked the Cowboys' second Super Bowl title. The game was noted for its defensive prowess, particularly by the Cowboys. Dallas's defense was dominant, intercepting Denver quarterback Craig Morton four times and recovering four Broncos fumbles, significantly contributing to the outcome. The Cowboys' defense was so impactful that two defensive players, Harvey Martin and Randy White, were named co-MVPs, a unique occurrence in Super Bowl history. Quarterback Roger Staubach led the Cowboys' offense efficiently. He completed 17 of 25 passes for 183 yards and a touchdown. Wide receiver Butch Johnson made a notable contribution with a spectacular touchdown catch. On the Broncos' side, their performance was marred by turnovers. Despite the presence of their standout player, running back Lonnie Perrin, they could not overcome the relentless Cowboys' defense. Ultimately, the Cowboys' combination of strong defense and effective offense established their dominance in the game. The victory solidified the Cowboys' reputation as one of the NFL's premier teams, influencing their standing in subsequent seasons and cementing their legacy in the league. #SuperBowlXII #DallasCowboys #DenverBroncos #NFLHistory #MoofLife