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The 1986 New York Giants went 14-2 and dominated in the playoffs, defeating their three opponents by a total score of 105 to 23. The Giants defense starred Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor, who had a career-high 20.5 sacks and was named league MVP. Other Pro Bowl players on defense included Leonard Marshall, along with Hall of Fame linebacker Harry Carson, whose Gatorade showers of head coach Bill Parcells became must-see-TV during the season. On offense, QB Phil Simms led an attack whose stars included 5-foot-7 running back Joe Morris (1,516 yards rushing, 14 TDs rushing) and tight end Mark Bavaro (66 catches for 1,001 yards). The Giants allowed the second fewest points per game (14.8) and tightened the screws even further during the playoffs. They beat San Francisco 49-3, Washington 17-0, and then the Broncos, 39-20 in Super Bowl XXI. Simms completed 22 of 25 passes for 3 touchdowns in a Giants Super Bowl triumph.
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