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The '''1969 Super Bowl''' was thought by star participant Bubba Smith of the Baltimore Colts to have been thrown by one or a few of his teammates to the other side, so that the New York Jets would win in a big upset.  The Baltimore Colts were a 7-1 favorite -- one of the heaviest favorites in any comparable game in history -- and the victory by the Jets gave an enormous payoff to [[gambling|gamblers]] who bet on the Jets.

The '''1969 Super Bowl''' was thought by star participant Bubba Smith of the Baltimore Colts to have been thrown by a teammate to the other side, so that the New York Jets would win in a big upset.  The Baltimore Colts were a 7-1 favorite -- one of the heaviest favorites in any comparable game in history -- and the victory by the Jets gave an enormous payoff to [[gambling|gamblers]] who bet on the Jets.

The [[NFL]] MVP for the 1968-69 season was the Colts' Earl Morrall, yet he had a quarterback rating of less than 10 during this game until he was unusually replaced by the coach, Don Shula.  A QB rating of 100 or better is common for a top player at that position.  Morrall's own career QB rating was 93.

The [[NFL]] MVP for the 1968-69 season was the Colts' Earl Morrall, yet he had a quarterback rating of less than 10 during this game until he was unusually replaced by the coach, Don Shula.  A QB rating of 100 or better is common for a top player at that position.  Morrall's own career QB rating was 93.