interceptions and sacks, and the Eagles advanced to their first ever Super Bowl. In Super Bowl XV, Jaworski and the Eagles hit a brick wall in the Oakland Raiders. Despite being slight favorites going into the game, the Eagles suffered four turnovers, including an interception on the opening drive that gave the Raiders the ball at the Eagles' 30-yard line, which led to an eventual touchdown. A 40-yard pass from Jaworski to Rodney Parker would have led to a tying score, but Carmichael was penalized for illegal motion, while a late drive to end the first half led to a missed Tony Franklin field goal to keep it 14–3. From there, the Raiders kept on with their attack to prevail 27–10. Jaworski threw 18-of-38 for 291 yards while throwing a touchdown and three interceptions with a lost fumble. In 1981, Jaworski led the Eagles to a fourth straight playoff appearance. The Eagles faced off against the New York Giants at home in the wild card round. However, the Eagles could not overcome 20 first-quarter points scored by New York despite their best efforts in a 27–21 loss. Jaworski went 13-of-24 for 154 yards for one touchdown while being sacked three times. Following a shaky performance in the 1985 season opener, Jaworski was benched and replaced by rookie Randall Cunningham in Week 2; Jaworski subsequently regained the starter's role and performed well, earning NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors in Week 7. He also tied an NFL record with a 99-yard overtime touchdown pass to Mike Quick in 1985 against the Atlanta Falcons. After Jaworski suffered another injury the next season, new Eagles coach Buddy Ryan made Cunningham his starting quarterback for the rest of the season. The team did not re-sign Jaworski at the end of the season and he was subsequently released. He finished with a record of 69 wins, 67 losses and one tie as the Eagles starting quarterback. Miami Dolphins In the spring of 1987, he signed with the Miami Dolphins as a backup to quarterback Dan Marino. Jaworski never took the field in 1987, and he saw limited action in 1988. Kansas City Chiefs Jaworski moved on to the Kansas City Chiefs in 1989, starting a pair of games in a quarterback rotation that included Steve DeBerg and Steve Pelluer. At one point, he and center Mike Webster formed the second oldest starting QB–center combo