Super Bowl History

Played since 1967, the Super Bowl is the championship game for the National Football League, matching the American Football Conference champion against the National Football Conference champion.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/history

The winner receives the Vince Lombardi Trophy, named for Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi, who led the Packers to two Super Bowl victories.http://www.vincelombardi.com/

The Pittsburgh Steelers have won the most Super Bowls, at six, including a victory in 2008. The Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers are just behind with five wins each. The New England Patriots have seen a multitude of recent titles, winning the championship in 2001, 2003 and 2004.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/history

The Detroit Lions, Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans have never appeared in a Super Bowl since the AFL-NFL merger.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/history

Super Bowl Results

Game	Year	Winning Team	Points	Losing Team	Points	Location
Super Bowl Historyhttp://www.nfl.com/superbowl/history
I	1967	Green Bay Packers	35	Kansas City Chiefs	10	Los Angeles, CA
II	1968	Green Bay Packers	33	Oakland Raiders	14	Miami, FL
III	1969	New York Jets	16	Baltimore Colts	7	Miami, FL
IV	1970	Kansas City Chiefs	23	Minnesota Vikings	7	New Orleans, LA
V	1971	Baltimore Colts	16	Dallas Cowboys	13	Miami, FL
VI	1972	Dallas Cowboys	24	Miami Dolphins	3	Los Angeles, CA
VII	1973	Miami Dolphins	14	Washington Redskins	7	Los Angeles, CA
VIII	1974	Miami Dolphins	24	Minnesota Vikings	7	Houston, TX
IX	1975	Pittsburgh Steelers	16	Minnesota Vikings	6	New Orleans, LA
X	1976	Pittsburgh Steelers	21	Dallas Cowboys	17	Miami, FL
XI	1977	Oakland Raiders	32	Minnesota Vikings	14	Pasadena, CA
XII	1978	Dallas Cowboys	27	Denver Broncos	10	New Orleans, LA
XIII	1979	Pittsburgh Steelers	35	Dallas Cowboys	31	Miami, FL
XIV	1980	Pittsburgh Steelers	31	Los Angeles Rams	19	Pasadena, CA
XV	1981	Oakland Raiders	27	Philadelphia Eagles	10	New Orleans, LA
XVI	1982	San Francisco 49ers	26	Cincinnati Bengals	21	Pontiac, MI
XVII	1983	Washington Redskins	27	Miami Dolphins	17	Pasadena, CA
XVIII	1984	Los Angeles Raiders	38	Washington Redskins	9	Tampa, FL
XIX	1985	San Francisco 49ers	38	Miami Dolphins	16	Stanford, CA
XX	1986	Chicago Bears	46	New England Patriots	10	New Orleans, LA
XXI	1987	New York Giants	39	Denver Broncos	20	Pasadena, CA
XXII	1988	Washington Redskins	42	Denver Broncos	10	San Diego, CA
XXIII	1989	San Francisco 49ers	20	Cincinnati Bengals	16	Miami, FL
XXIV	1990	San Francisco 49ers	55	Denver Broncos	10	New Orleans, LA
XXV	1991	New York Giants	20	Buffalo Bills	19	Tampa, FL
XXVI	1992	Washington Redskins	37	Buffalo Bills	24	Minneapolis, MN
XXVII	1993	Dallas Cowboys	52	Buffalo Bills	17	Pasadena, CA
XXVIII	1994	Dallas Cowboys	30	Buffalo Bills	13	Atlanta, GA
XXIX	1995	San Francisco 49ers	49	San Diego Chargers	26	Miami, FL
XXX	1996	Dallas Cowboys	27	Pittsburgh Steelers	17	Tempe, AZ
XXXI	1997	Green Bay Packers	35	New England Patriots	21	New Orleans, LA
XXXII	1998	Denver Broncos	31	Green Bay Packers	24	San Diego, CA
XXXIII	1999	Denver Broncos	34	Atlanta Falcons	19	Miami, FL
XXXIV	2000	St. Louis Rams	23	Tennessee Titans	16	Atlanta, GA
XXXV	2001	Baltimore Ravens	34	New York Giants	7	Tampa, FL
XXXVI	2002	New England Patriots	20	St. Louis Rams	17	New Orleans, LA
XXXVII	2003	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	48	Oakland Raiders	21	San Diego, CA
XXXVIII	2004	New England Patriots	32	Carolina Panthers	29	Houston, TX
XXXIV	2005	New England Patriots	24	Philadelphia Eagles	21	Jacksonville, FL
XL	2006	Pittsburgh Steelers	21	Seattle Seahawks	10	Detroit, MI
XLIV	2007	Indianapolis Colts	29	Chicago Bears	17	Miami, FL
XLIV	2008	New York Giants	17	New England Patriots	14	Glendale, AZ
XLIII	2009	Pittsburgh Steelers	27	Arizona Cardinals	23	Tampa, FL
XLIV	2010	Indianapolis Colts	17	New Orleans Saints	31	Miami, FL

Scoring Records at the Super Bowl

Wide receiver Jerry Rice holds the records for the most points scored in a career during Super Bowl games at 48, which he scored between four games in eight touchdowns. He also shares the record for the most points in a single Super Bowl game at 18 with three touchdowns scored in both Super Bowl XXIV and Super Bowl XXIX. Roger Craig, Ricky Watters and Terrell Davis also scored 18 points in a single Super Bowl as well.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/superbowls/player/scoring The same records apply to touchdowns over a career in the Super Bowl with Rice at eight and touchdowns in a single Super Bowl with Craig, Rice, Watters and Davis at three each.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/superbowls/player/touchdowns

The San Francisco 49ers hold the title for the most points scored by a team in a Super Bowl when they tallied 55 in Super Bowl XXIV.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/superbowls/team/scoring San Francisco scored eight touchdowns in the contest, the most for a single team in a Super Bowl.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/superbowls/team/touchdowns The 49ers also combined with the San Diego Chargers on Super Bowl XXIX to create 75 total points, the highest-scoring Super Bowl to date.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/superbowls/team/scoring Only once, in Super Bowl VI between the Miami Dolphins and the Dallas Cowboys, has a team failed to score a touchdown in the Super Bowl.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/superbowls/team/touchdowns Dallas defeated Miami by a score of 24-3.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/history

44 Years of the Super Bowl

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44 Years of The Super Bowl

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In a tribute made in early 2010, the 44 years of Super Bowl history at the time are featured. In addition to photos from the games throughout the years, the dates, locations and other details of each game are included along with the logos for each event. Fans can see the evolution of the Super Bowl logo, which originally featured simply the Super Bowl name and number and later evolved into a fancier graphic showcasing the same information and a bit of flare about the host city.