Here's what this is.
Using the same simulation engine I always use, I'm going to replay every Super Bowl. I'm going to start more ambitious than that, replaying every postseason. Same teams, same locations, same weather, same lineups. And we'll see what happens.
We start with 1966.
Actual SBI: Green Bay 35 Kansas City 10
NFL CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 1, 1967
Green Bay Packers (12-2) at Dallas Cowboys (10-3-1)
41 degrees
Packers -7
Packers 34 Cowboys 27
PACKERS 28 COWBOYS 13
The 1966 NFL Champion remains the Packers.
1st Qtr: Don Perkins 48 yard TD run (Dallas 7-0)
Jim Taylor 7 yard TD run (7-7)
2nd Qtr: Jim Taylor 24 yard TD run (GB 14-7)
Danny Villaneuva 23 yard FG (14-10)
4th Qtr: Danny Villaneuva 20 yard FG (14-13)
Boyd Dowler 3 yard TD reception (Bratkowski) (21-13)
Jim Taylor 18 yd TD reception (Starr) (28-13)
MVP: Jim Taylor, 3 TDs, 121 yards from scrimmage
AFL CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 1, 1967
Kansas City Chiefs (11-2-1) at Buffalo Bills (9-4-1)
32 degrees
KC -3.5
Chiefs 31 Bills 7
BILLS 24 CHIEFS 7
The Buffalo Bills are the AFL Champions and will head to Super Bowl I to face the Packers
2nd Qtr: Mike Garrett 2 yard TD run (KC 7-0)
Wray Carlton 46 yard TD run (7-7)
3rd Qtr: Charley Ferguson 56 yard TD reception (Kemp) (Buffalo 14-7)
Bobby Burnett 6 yard TD run (21-7)
4th Qtr: Booth Lusteg 30 yd FG (24-7)
MVP: Butch Byrd, 2 INTs.
SUPER BOWL I
January 15, 1967
Green Bay Packers v. Buffalo Bills
LA Coliseum
54 degrees
PACKERS 17 BILLS 10
The Green Bay Packers maintain their title as Super Bowl I Champions.
1st Qtr: Jim Taylor 4 yd TD reception (Starr) (GB 7-0)
Wray Carlton 52 yd TD reception (Kemp) (7-7)
Jim Taylor 1 yd TD reception (Starr) (GB 14-7)
2nd Qtr: Don Chandler 40 yd FG (17-7)
3rd Qtr: Booth Lusteg 38 yd FG (17-10)
MVP: Jim Taylor, 101 yds rushing, 2 TDs
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