Super Bowl Scores

Each year as the champion of the National Football League is decided, the winner is determined by the final score at the annual Super Bowl. The Super Bowl was first played in 1967 to determine the world champion between the National Football League and the American Football League, a match-up that was changed in 1970 after the AFL-NFL merger. Currently, the winner of the Super Bowl is either the National Football Conference Champion or the American Football Conference Champion based on which team finishes the Super Bowl with a higher score.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/history

The San Francisco 49ers hold the title of most points scored in a single Super Bowl, recording 55 points in Super Bowl XXIV in 1989. The Miami Dolphins get the prize for the least points scored, recording only three in Super Bowl VI against the Denver Broncos.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/history

Individual Super Bowl Scoring Records

Jerry Rice, a Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver, holds many of the individual Super Bowl records, for all-time points scored at 48, all-time touchdowns at eight, single-game points at 18 an single-game touchdowns at three, with the latter two records shared with Roger Craig, Ricky Watters and Terrell Davis.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/superbowls/player/scoring http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/superbowls/player/scoring

Playing between the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts, kicker Adam Vinatieri holds the record for the most career field goals attempted in the Super Bowl at 10 as well as the most career field goals completed in the Super Bowl at seven. Both Don Chandler of the Green Bay Packers and Ray Wersching of the San Francisco 49ers each completed four field goals in a Super Bowl game to hold the single-game record.http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/superbowls/player/fieldgoals

Historical Super Bowl Scores

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

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Each of the scores, teams, dates and MVPs from 44 years of Super Bowl action are featured. Among the scores include games where teams won by a slim margin, such as in Super Bowl XXV when the New York Giants defeated the Buffalo Bills by a single point (20-19) and large margins of victory such as in Super Bowl XXIV when the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Denver Broncos by a score of 55-10.