Editing Super Bowl I (section)

===Statistical comparison===
{| class="wikitable"
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!''' Kansas City Chiefs'''
!''' Green Bay Packers'''
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|First downs || 17 || 21
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|First downs rushing || 4 || 10
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|First downs passing || 12 || 11
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|First downs penalty || 1 || 0
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|Third down efficiency || 3/13 || 11/15
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|Fourth down efficiency || 0/0 || 0/0
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|Net yards rushing || 72 || 133
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|Rushing attempts || 19 || 34
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|Yards per rush || 3.8 || 3.9
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|Passing – completions/attempts || 17/32 || 16/24
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|Times sacked–total yards || 6–61 || 3–22
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|Interceptions thrown || 1 || 1
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|Net yards passing || 167 || 228
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|Total net yards || 239 || 361
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|Punt returns–total yards || 3–19 || 4–23
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|Kickoff returns–total yards || 6–130 || 3–65
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|Interceptions–total return yards || 1–0 || 1–50
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|Punts–average yardage || 7–45.3 || 4–43.3
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|Fumbles–lost || 1–0 || 1–0
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|Penalties–total yards || 4–26 || 4–40
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|Time of possession || 28:35 || 31:25
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|Turnovers || 1 || 1
|}

'''Note:''' According to [[NFL on NBC Radio|NBC Radio]] announcer [[Jim Simpson (sportscaster)|Jim Simpson]]'s report at halftime of the game, Kansas City led 11–9 in first downs at halftime, 181–164 in total yards, and 142–113 in passing yards (Green Bay led 51–39 in rushing yards). [[Bart Starr]] completed eight of 13 with no interceptions, while [[Len Dawson]] was 11 of 15 with no interceptions. Green Bay led 14–10 at halftime. Green Bay had the ball five times, although only for a minute or so on the last possession; they punted on their first possession, scored a touchdown on their second, punted on their third, scored a touchdown on their fourth, and had the ball when the half ended on their fifth. Kansas City had the ball four times – punting on their first possession, driving to a missed field goal on their second possession, scoring a touchdown on their third, and kicking a field goal on their fourth.

This means, in the second half, Green Bay led 12–6 in first downs, 197–58 in total yards, 115–25 in passing yards, and 82–33 in rushing yards (the Packers won the second half, 21–0). Starr and his late-game replacement, [[Zeke Bratkowski]], were eight for 11 with one interception; Dawson and his late-game replacement, [[Pete Beathard]], were just six for 17, also with one interception. Each team had the ball seven times in the second half, although Green Bay's first possession was just one play and their seventh possession was abbreviated because the game ended. Green Bay scored a touchdown on their first (one play) possession, punted on their second, scored a touchdown on their third, was intercepted at Kansas City's 15-yard line on their fourth (just Starr's fourth interception of the year), scored a touchdown on their fifth, punted on their sixth, and had the ball when the game ended on their seventh possession. Kansas City was intercepted on their first possession – Wood's return to the five set up Pitts' touchdown which made the score 21–10 – and then punted on each of their next six possessions.