Don't be surprised if you see late-game heroics at Super Bowl LVII. After all, there have been 21 game-winning drives in Super Bowl history, including the Los Angeles Rams' championship-clinching march down the field in the fourth quarter last February. It was one of six that swung win probability (WP) by at least 50%, according to ESPN Stats & Information data. We dove deeper into those 180-degree twists of fate, charting every famous -- and not-as-famous -- play that moved the line scrimmage on each title-winning march.
Super Bowl LVI
WP CHANGE: 52%
RAMS 23, BENGALS 20
In his first season in Los Angeles, Matthew Stafford led the Rams to 12 wins, a career best for the ex-Detroit Lions quarterback. He then notched his first three career playoff wins. Going into the Super Bowl, Stafford's Rams matched up equally with the Cincinnati Bengals, each entering with 50% win probability. But trailing 20-16 in the middle of the fourth quarter, their probable win percentage had been cut in half.
