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1968 National Football League (NFL)/American Football League (AFL) Championship Game

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1968 AFL/NFL Championship Game (Super Bowl II)

Green Bay
Packers
(11-4-1)
Super Bowl II Logo Oakland
Raiders
(14-1)
Packers Logo Raiders Logo
NFL Logo Green Bay -33
Oakland -14
AFL Logo

 

Date: January 14, 1968
Location: Orange Bowl - Miami, FL
Surface: Outdoors on turf
Game Weather: Partly Cloudy
Conditions: Temp: 68 F
Attendance: 75,546
Kickoff Time: 3:00 P.M. Eastern
Commentary: Ray Scott, Jack Kemp, and Pat Summerall (CBS)
Pre-Game Show: AFL and NFL Giant Figures, Air Force flyover
National Anthem: Grambling University Band
Halftime Show: Grambling University Band
Winner Share: $15,000
Loser Share: $7,500
TV Rating: 36.8, 68 share (CBS)
Most Valuable Player: Packers QB Bart Starr (13/24, 202 yds, 1 TD)

Green Bay, after winning its third consecutive NFL championship, won the Super Bowl title for the second straight year, defeating the AFL champion Oakland Raiders.

The NFL Packers (9-4-1) made it back to the AFL/NFL Championship Game via the legendary Ice Bowl. Bart Starr's quarterback sneak in the final seconds gave Green Bay a 21-17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys and a third straight NFL Championship. The Packers had beat the L.A. Rams in the Western Conference final.

The AFL champion Oakland Raiders under coach John Rauch were in the post season for the first time in their seven years of competition. Led by quarterback Daryle Lamonica, George Blanda, the backup quarterback and kicker, cornerback Willie Brown, and guard Gene Upshaw they defeated the Houston Oilers 40-7 in the AFL Championship.

AFL Championship Houston (9-4-1) at Oakland (13-1) 7 - 40
NFL Championship Dallas (10-5) at Green Bay (10-4-1) 17- 21
     
NFL Conferences Los Angeles (11-1-2) at Green Bay (9-4-1) 28 - 7
  Cleveland (9-5) at Dallas (9-5) 53-14


Super Bowl II Ring


Super Bowl II Ticket

Bart Starr again was chosen the game's most valuable player as he completed 13 of 24 passes for 202 yards and one touchdown and directed a Packers' attack that was in control all the way after building a 16-7 halftime lead.

Don Chandler kicked four field goals and all-pro cornerback Herb Adderley capped the Green Bay scoring with a 60-yard interception return.

The game marked the last for Vince Lombardi as Packers coach, ending nine years at Green Bay in which he won six Western Conference championships, five NFL championships, and two Super Bowls.


MVP Bart Starr

 

Team
1
2
3
4
Final
Green Bay
3
13
10
7
33
Oakland
0
7
0
7
14

The full play by play summary is available here for 1968 AFL/NFL Championship Game (Super Bowl II)

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Scoring Summary

First Quarter
GB: FG Chandler 39, 5:07
Second Quarter
GB: FG Chandler 20, 3:08
GB: Dowler 62 pass from Starr (Chandler kick), 4:10
OAK: Miller 23 pass from Lamonica (Blanda kick), 8:45
GB: FG Chandler 43, 14:59
Third Quarter
GB: Anderson 2 run (Chandler kick), 9:06
GB: FG Chandler 31, 14:58
Fourth Quarter
GB: Adderley 60 interception return (Chandler kick), 3:57
OAK: Miller 23 pass from Lamonica (Blanda kick), 5:47

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Team Statistics

GB
Team Statistics
Oak
19
Total First Downs
16
11
Rushing
5
7
Passing
10
1
Penalty
1
322
Total Net Yardage
293
69
Total Offensive Plays
57
4.7
Average Gain
5.1
41
Rushes
20
160
Yards Rushing
107
3.9
Average Yards
5.4
24
Passes Attempted
34
13
Passes Completed
15
0
Had Intercepted
1
4
Times Sacked
3
40
Yards Lost
22
162
Net Yards Passing
186
6
Punts
6
39.0
Average Distance
44.0
5
Punt Returns
3
35
Punt Return Yardage
12
3
Kickoff Returns
7
49
Kickoff Return Yardage
127
60
Interception Return Yardage
0
0
Fumbles
3
0
Own Recovered
1
2
Opponents' Recovered
0
1
Penalties
4
12
Yards Penalized
31
33
Points Scored
14
3
Touchdowns
2
1
Rushing
0
1
Passing
2
1
Returns
0
3
Extra Points
2
4
Field Goals
0
4
Field Goals Attempted
1
0
Safeties
0
5/16
Third-Down Efficiency
3/11
1/1
Fourth-Down Efficiency
0/0
35:54
Time of Possession
24:06

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Individual Statistics - Rushing

Green Bay
No.
Yds
Lg
TD
 
Oakland
No.
Yds
Lg
TD
Wilson
17
62
13
0
  Dixon
12
54
15
0
Anderson
14
48
8
1
  Todd
2
37
32
0
Williams
8
36
18
0
  Banaszak
6
16
5
0
Starr
1
14
14
0
Mercein
1
0
0
0

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Individual Statistics - Passing

Green Bay
Att
Com
Yds
TD
Int
 
Oakland
Att
Com
Yds
TD
Int
Starr
24
13
202
1
0
  Lamonica
34
15
208
2
1
Bratkowski
0
0
0
0
0

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Individual Statistics - Receiving

Green Bay
No.
Yds
Lg
TD
 
Oakland
No.
Yds
Lg
TD
Dale
4
43
17
0
  Miller
5
84
23t
2
Fleming
4
35
11
0
  Banaszak
4
69
41
0
Dowler
2
71
62
1
  Cannon
2
25
15
0
Anderson
2
18
12
0
  Biletnikoff
2
10
6
0
McGee
1
35
35
0
  Wells
1
17
17
0
 
  Dixon
1
3
3
0

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Individual Statistics - Punting

Green Bay
No.
Ave
Lg
Blk
 
Oakland
No.
Ave
Lg
Blk
Anderson
6
39.0
48
0
  Eischeid
6
44.0
55
0

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Individual Statistics - Punt Returns

Green Bay
No.
FC
Yds
Lg
TD
 
Oakland
No.
FC
Yds
Lg
TD
Wood
5
0
35
31
0
  Bird
2
1
12
12
0
 
  Wells
1
0
0
0
0

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Individual Statistics - Kickoff Returns

Green Bay
No.
Yds
Lg
TD
 
Oakland
No.
Yds
Lg
TD
Adderley
1
24
24
0
  Todd
3
63
23
0
Williams
1
18
18
0
  Grayson
2
61
25
0
Crutcher
1
7
7
0
  Hawkins
1
3
3
0
 
  Kocourek
1
0
0
0

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Individual Statistics - Interceptions

Green Bay
No.
Yds
Lg
TD
 
Oakland
No.YdsLgTD
Adderley
1
60
60
1
  None

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Starting Lineups

Green Bay Packers
Offense
Oakland Raiders
Bowman, Ken
C
Otto, Jim
Gillingham, Gale
G
Hawkins, Wayne A.
Kramer, Jerry
G
Upshaw, Eugene
Gregg, Forrest
T
Schuh, Harry
Skoronski, Bob
T
Svihus, Bob
Fleming, Marv
TE
Cannon, Billy
Dale, Carroll
WR
Biletnikoff, Fred
Dowler, Boyd
WR
Miller, Bill J.
Anderson, Donny
RB
Banaszak, Pete
Wilson, Benjamin
RB
Dixon, Hewritt
Starr, Bart
QB
Lamonica, Daryle
Defense
Jordan, Henry
DT
Birdwell, Dan
Kostelnik, Ron
DT
Keating, Tom
Aldridge, Lionel
DE
Davidson, Ben
Davis, Willie
DE
Lassiter, Ike
Caffey, Lee Roy
OLB
Laskey, Bill
Robinson, Dave
OLB
Otto, Gus
Nitschke, Ray
MLB
Conners, Dan
Adderley, Herb
CB
Brown, Willie
Jeter, Bob
CB
McCloughan, Kent
Wood, Willie
FS
Williams, Howard
Brown, Thomas W.
SS
Powers, Warren A. SS

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Substitutes

Green Bay
Oakland
Bratkowski, Zeke
Archer, Dan
Brown, Robert Ed
Benson, Duane
Capp, Dick
Bird, Rodger
Chandler, Don
Blanda, George
Crutcher, Tommy
Budness, William
Flanigan, Jim
Eischeid, Mike
Grabowski, Jim
Grayson, Dave Sr.
Hart, Doug
Hagberg, Roger
Hyland, Bob
Harvey, Jim
Long, Bob A.
Herock, Ken
McGee, Max
Kocourek, Dave
Mercein, Chuck
Kruse, Bob
Rowser, John
Oats, Carleton
Thurston, Fuzzy
Sligh, Richard
Weatherwax, James
Todd, Lawrence
Williams, Travis
Wells, Warren
Williamson, John

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Officials

Referee: Jack Vest (3), Umpire: Ralph Morcroft (15), Line Judge: Bruce Alford (24), Head Linesman: Tony Veteri Sr. (36), Back Judge: Stan Javie (29), Field Judge: Bob Baur (58)