Harvey Martin Defensive Linemen Harvey Martin Defensive End 1973-1983Super Bowl XII co-MVP Harvey Martin gets to Denver's Norris Weese. Martin had a pair of sacks in Dallas' 27-10 win. It's reported that the whole Dallas defense was considered for the MVP award but had to settle on 2 recipients - that being Martin and defensive tackle Randy White. Harvey Martin Sacks Norris Weese in Super Bowl XIIRedskins quarterback Joe Theismann gets this pass away under a Dallas Cowboys rush in 1978. 1978 was Theismann's first season as Washington's starter and he was credited with 7 wins as he passed for 2593 yards and 13 touchdowns. The Redskin blocking is George Stark while the on-coming Cowboys are Harvey Martin (#79), Bob Breunig (#53) and Hall of Fame defensive tackjle Randy White (#54).Joe Theismann passing against Harvey Martin and Randy White of the Dallas Cowboys in 1978Dallas Cowboys All Pro Defensive end moves in to stop fullback Larry Csonka of the Giants in 1977.Harvey Martin moves in to stop Larry Csonka of the NY GiantsCowboys defensive end Harvey Martin drops Falcons quarterback Scott Hunter. All in all Martin is credited with 114 sacks in his 11-year career in Dallas.Harvey Martin sacks Scott Hunter in 1977Harvey MartinHarvey Martin, Dallas CowboysHarvey Martin, Dallas Cowboys Defensive EndHarvey Martin Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl XII and Andy MaurerHarvey Martin, Dallas CowboysHarvey Martin sacks Norris Weese in Super Bowl XIIHarvey Martin tackles Chuck ForemanHarvey Martin wraps up Craig Morton Super Bowl XIIBilly Kilmer seems to have very limited options in this situation as Cowboys All Pro Defensive End Harvey Martin swoops down upon him. In 1977 Martin had the league's most sacks with 20.Harvey Martin swoops down on Billy Kilmer in 1977 Cowboys-Redskins gameSteelers QB Terry Bradshaw passing in Super Bowl X. It was around this time Bradshaw was starting to silence his critics and become the quarterback Pittsburgh had hoped for when he was drafted in 1970. That looks like Harvey Martin (#79) coming in from behind.Terry Bradshaw, Super Bowl X Against the Dallas CowboysRedskins quarterback Billy Kilmer (#17) barely gets the ball away in time before being mauled by Dallas Cowboys Harvey Martin (#79) and Jethro Pugh (#75)Billy Kilmer is almost sacked by Harvey Martin and Jethro Pugh of the Dallas defenseHarvey Martin leads a host of Cowboys as they try to stop Walter Payton of the Bears.Harvey Martin and the Cowboys Close in on Walter PaytonHarvey Martin Football CardsHarvey Martin on the Topps 1979 Dallas Cowboys Team Leaders card. Credited with 9 sacks for the Cowboys.Harvey Martin 1979 Dallas Cowboys Topps Team Leaders Card #113Harvey Martin of the Dallas Cowboys and his 1980 Topps card. Started all 16 games and 3 playoff games. Is credited with 12 sacks and another 4 more in the playoffs. Harvey Martin, 1980 Dallas Cowboys Topps Football Trading Card #270For some good additional reading:Harvey Martin at Pro Football Reference
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