185-pound cornerback could do little more than hold on briefly as he met the 240-pound Riggins running with a full head of steam, hit him high, and slid down his body as "The Diesel" pulled away towards the end zone and the Redskins' first Super Bowl victory. Washington quickly forced Miami to punt on their next possession, and punt returner Mike Nelms's 12-yard return gave the Redskins great field position at the Dolphins 41-yard line. The Redskins then ran five consecutive running plays by Riggins, consuming a lot of time off the clock and moving the ball to the 19-yard line. Then on third down, Theismann made a key pass completion to Brown to the 9-yard line. Riggins then advanced the ball to the 6-yard line with two more runs. Then after the 2-minute warning, Brown caught a touchdown pass on the next play, increasing the Redskins' lead to 27-17 and putting the game away. Walker returned the ensuing kickoff 36 yards to the 35-yard line, but Miami could only advance to the 39 before turning the ball over on downs. Washington completely dominated the second half, allowing only two Miami first downs and no pass completions; the Dolphins' longest gain of the game's final 30 minutes went for just nine yards. Overall, the Dolphins gained just nine first downs in the entire game. "Their way is what we called Dolphin football," said left guard Bob Kuechenberg, one of only two holdovers from Miami's three previous Super Bowl teams in the 1970s (the other was defensive end Vern Den Herder). "They controlled the second half and they're fitting world champions. Woodley's poor performance in this game -- just four pass completions in 14 attempts for 97 yards, a touchdown, an interception and a lost fumble -- was a factor in the Dolphins drafting Dan Marino three months later. Duriel Harris, with two receptions for 15 yards, was the only Miami player other than Cefalo to catch a pass in the game. After catching a 76-yard pass in the first quarter, Cefalo caught just one more pass in the remainder of the game for six yards. Walker finished the game with four kickoff returns for 190 yards and a touchdown, setting Super Bowl records for most kickoff return yards and highest single-game yards-per-return average (47.5). Meanwhile, Theismann, the first starting quarterback to win a Super Bowl while wearing a single-digit uniform