Superbowl Winners
Game	Date	Winners	Score	Losers	Venue	City
I	15-Jan-67	Green Bay Packers	35-10	Kansas City Chiefs	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Los Angeles
II	14-Jan-68	Green Bay Packers	33-14	Oakland Raiders	Miami Orange Bowl	Miami
III	12-Jan-69	New York Jets	16-7	Baltimore Colts	Miami Orange Bowl	Miami
IV	11-Jan-70	Kansas City Chiefs	23-7	Minnesota Vikings	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans
V	17-Jan-71	Baltimore Colts	16-13	Dallas Cowboys	Miami Orange Bowl	Miami
VI	16-Jan-72	Dallas Cowboys	24-3	Miami Dolphins	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans
VII	14-Jan-73	Miami Dolphins	14-7	Washington Redskins	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Los Angeles
VIII	13-Jan-74	Miami Dolphins	27-7	Minnesota Vikings	Rice Stadium	Houston
IX	12-Jan-75	Pittsburgh Steelers	16-6	Minnesota Vikings	Tulane Stadium	New Orleans
X	18-Jan-76	Pittsburgh Steelers	21-17	Dallas Cowboys	Miami Orange Bowl	Miami
XI	09-Jan-77	Oakland Raiders	32-14	Minnesota Vikings	Rose Bowl Stadium	Pasadena
XII	15-Jan-78	Dallas Cowboys	27-10	Denver Broncos	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans
XIII	21-Jan-79	Pittsburgh Steelers	35-31	Dallas Cowboys	Miami Orange Bowl	Miami
XIV	20-Jan-80	Pittsburgh Steelers	31-19	Los Angeles Rams	Rose Bowl Stadium	Pasadena
XV	25-Jan-81	Oakland Raiders	27-10	Philadelphia Eagles	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans
XVI	24-Jan-82	San Francisco 49ers	26-21	Cincinnati Bengals	Pontiac Silverdome	Pontiac
XVII	30-Jan-83	Washington Redskins	27-17	Miami Dolphins	Rose Bowl Stadium	Pasadena
XVIII	22-Jan-84	Los Angeles Raiders	38-9	Washington Redskins	Tampa Stadium	Tampa
XIX	20-Jan-85	San Francisco 49ers	38-16	Miami Dolphins	Stanford Stadium	Stanford
XX	26-Jan-86	Chicago Bears	46-10	New England Patriots	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans
XXI	25-Jan-87	New York Giants	39-20	Denver Broncos	Rose Bowl Stadium	Pasadena
XXII	31-Jan-88	Washington Redskins	42-10	Denver Broncos	Jack Murphy Stadium	San Diego
XXIII	22-Jan-89	San Francisco 49ers	20-16	Cincinnati Bengals	Joe Robbie Stadium	Miami
XXIV	28-Jan-90	San Francisco 49ers	55-10	Denver Broncos	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans
XXV	27-Jan-91	New York Giants	20-19	Buffalo Bills	Tampa Stadium	Tampa
XXV1	26-Jan-92	Washington Redskins	37-24	Buffalo Bills	Metrodome	Minneapolis
XXV11	31-Jan-93	Dallas Cowboys	52-17	Buffalo Bills	Rose Bowl Stadium	Pasadena
XXVIII	30-Jan-94	Dallas Cowboys	30-13	Buffalo Bills	Georgia Dome	Atlanta
XXIX	29-Jan-95	San Francisco 49ers	49-26	San Diego Chargers	Joe Robbie Stadium	Miami
XXX	28-Jan-96	Dallas Cowboys	27-17	Pittsburgh Steelers	Sun Devil Stadium	Tempe
XXXI	26-Jan-97	Green Bay Packers	35-21	New England Patriots	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans
XXXII	25-Jan-98	Denver Broncos	31-24	Green Bay Packers	Qualcomm Stadium	San Diego
XXXIII	31-Jan-99	Denver Broncos	34-19	Atlanta Falcons	Pro Player Stadium	Miami
XXXIV	30-Jan-00	St. Louis Rams	23-16	Tennessee Titans	Georgia Dome	Atlanta
XXXV	28-Jan-01	Baltimore Ravens	34-7	New York Giants	Raymond James Stadium	Tampa
XXXVI	03-Feb-02	New England Patriots	20-17	St. Louis Rams	Louisiana Superdome	New Orleans
XXXVII	26-Jan-03	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	48-21	Oakland Raiders	Qualcomm Stadium	San Diego
XXXVIII	01-Feb-04	New England Patriots	32-29	Carolina Panthers	Reliant Stadium	Houston
XXXIX	06-Feb-05	New England Patriots	24-21	Philadelphia Eagles	ALLTEL Stadium	Jacksonville
XL	05-Feb-06	Pittsburgh Steelers	21-10	Seattle Seahawks	Ford Field	Detroit
XLI	04-Feb-07	Indianapolis Colts	29-17	Chicago Bears	Dolphin Stadium	Miami Gardens
XLII	03-Feb-08				Cardinals Stadium	Glendale
XLIII	01-Feb-09				Raymond James Stadium	Tampa
XLIV	07-Feb-10				Dolphin Stadium	Miami Gardens
XLV	06-Feb-11
XLVI	05-Feb-12

Superbowl Trivia

The Super Bowl uses Roman numerals to identify each game, rather than the year it was held. The NFL season spreads over two calendar years, so identifying the games by the year of the Super Bowl could cause some confusion. For example, the Pittsburgh Steelers, winners of Super Bowl XL are the champions of the 2005 NFL season, even though the championship game was played in February 2006.
In 1994, the 49ers became the first team to wear a throwback jersey during the Super Bowl. Since it was the league's 75th season, every team wore a throwback jersey during the season and San Francisco decided to continue to wear their jerseys all the way through the playoffs and into Super Bowl XXIX. The jerseys they wore paid tribute to the 1957 team.
In 1999, the St. Louis Rams were the first NFL team who plays their home games in a fully enclosed stadium, the TWA Dome (now called the Edward Jones Dome), to win the Super Bowl.
In the months leading up to Super Bowl XXX (or Super Bowl Thirty), some Internet proxy servers were blocking the web site for the upcoming event. Many proxy servers' filters were configured to block the text string "XXX" whenever occurring to prevent access to pornography. As a result, additional settings were necessary to grant exceptions for other uses of "XXX".
Super Bowl XXXVI was originally scheduled to be played on January 27, 2002. But the game was moved back one week to February 3, 2002 because of the September 11, 2001 attacks. This was the first Super Bowl to be played in February. With the exception of Super Bowl XXXVII on January 26, 2003, all of the succeeding Super Bowls have been scheduled for February. Also, because of the attacks, the Super Bowl is now a National Special Security Event (NSSE).
Super Bowl XXXVI was also the first Super Bowl to be decided by a score on the last play of the game. The winning play was a 48-yard field goal kicked by Adam Vinatieri of the New England Patriots to lift them to a 20-17 victory over the St. Louis Rams.
Super Bowl XXXIX was the first such game to be tied after three quarters of play.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were the first AFC team to ever win a Super Bowl (XL) that was broadcast on ABC (The NFC is currently 6-1). Previously, the closest an AFC team had come to winning the Super Bowl on that network was when the Buffalo Bills lost to the New York Giants 20-19 in Super Bowl XXV.
The NFC won 13 Super Bowls in a row from 1985 to 1997, starting with Super Bowl XIX. The AFC broke the streak in 1998 in Super Bowl XXXII when Denver beat the defending champion Packers. Since then, AFC teams have posted a 7-2 record against NFC teams (through 2006).
The last Super Bowl to start at 3:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time was Super Bowl XI which was played in Pasadena. This is also the last Super Bowl which was played outside to not end in dusk. Since the early 1980s Super Bowls have been starting at around 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The kickoff has been since moved back to 6:30 p.m. Eastern starting with Super Bowl XXXVII.
Overall, nine teams have advanced to the Super Bowl after entering the playoffs as wild card teams (teams that entered the playoffs without winning its division). They include the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl IV, the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl X, the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl XV, the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XX, the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVII, the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXXII, the Tennessee Titans in Super Bowl XXXIV, the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XXXV, and the Pittsburgh Steelers, the only sixth-seeded team to make it, in Super Bowl XL. Wild card teams are 5-4 in the Super Bowl, with the Chiefs, Raiders, Broncos, Ravens, and Steelers winning their respective games.
Super Bowl Indicator, an indicator based on the belief that a Super Bowl win for a team from the old AFL (AFC division) foretells a decline in the stock market for the coming year, and that a win for a team from the old NFL (NFC division) means the stock market will be up for the year. This indicator has been surprisingly accurate (around 85% correct) over the past years
The infamous "I'm Going to Disney World!" Advertising campaign did not take place at Super Bowl XXXIX for the first time since it started at Super Bowl XXI, although Disney did run an ad several times during the game showing several players from both teams practicing the catch-phrase.
No Super Bowl game has ever gone into overtime play. The closest instances to overtime play were in Super Bowl V, when the Baltimore Colts kicked a field goal at the end of regulation play to win 16-13 over the Dallas Cowboys, in Super Bowl XXXIV when St. Louis Rams linebacker Mike Jones tackled Tennessee Titans wide receiver Kevin Dyson at the 1-yard line at the end of regulation, preventing a game-tying touchdown, in Super Bowl XXXVI when Adam Vinatieri kicked the winning field goal on the last play to lead the New England Patriots over the St. Louis Rams, and in Super Bowl XXXVIII when Vinatieri kicked a field goal with 4 seconds remaining, allowing the Patriots to beat the Carolina Panthers.
No one has ever returned a punt for a touchdown in a Super Bowl.

Superbowl MVPs
Game	Player	Team
I	Bart Starr (QB)	Green Bay Packers
II	Bart Starr (QB	Green Bay Packers
III	Joe Namath (QB)	New York Jets
IV	Len Dawson (QB)	Kansas City Chiefs
V	Chuck Howley (LB)	Baltimore Colts
VI	Roger Staubach (QB)	Dallas Cowboys
VII	Jake Scott (S)	Miami Dolphins
VIII	Larry Csonka (RB)	Miami Dolphins
IX	Franco Harris (RB)	Pittsburgh Steelers
X	Lynn Swann (WR)	Pittsburgh Steelers
XI	Fred Biletnikoff (WR)	Oakland Raiders
XII	Harvey Martin (DE) Randy White (DT)	Dallas Cowboys
XIII	Terry Bradshaw (QB)	Pittsburgh Steelers
XIV	Terry Bradshaw (QB)	Pittsburgh Steelers
XV	Jim Plunkett (QB)	Oakland Raiders
XVI	Joe Montana (QB)	San Francisco 49ers
XVII	John Riggins (RB)	Washington Redskins
XVIII	Marcus Allen (RB)	Los Angeles Raiders
XIX	Joe Montana (QB)	San Francisco 49ers
XX	Richard Dent (DE)	Chicago Bears
XXI	Phil Simms (QB)	New York Giants
XXII	Doug Williams (QB)	Washington Redskins
XXIII	Jerry Rice (WR)	San Francisco 49ers
XXIV	Joe Montana (QB)	San Francisco 49ers
XXV	Ottis Anderson (RB)	New York Giants
XXV1	Mark Rypien (QB)	Washington Redskins
XXV11	Troy Aikman (QB)	Dallas Cowboys
XXVIII	Emmitt Smith (RB)	Dallas Cowboys
XXIX	Steve Young (QB)	San Francisco 49ers
XXX	Larry Brown (CB)	Dallas Cowboys
XXXI	Desmond Howard (KR)	Green Bay Packers
XXXII	Terrell Davis (RB)	Denver Broncos
XXXIII	John Elway (QB)	Denver Broncos
XXXIV	Kurt Warner (QB)	St. Louis Rams
XXXV	Ray Lewis (LB)	Baltimore Ravens
XXXVI	Tom Brady (QB)	New England Patriots
XXXVII	Dexter Jackson (S)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
XXXVIII	Tom Brady (QB)	New England Patriots
XXXIX	Deion Branch (WR)	New England Patriots
XL	Hines Ward (WR)	Pittsburgh Steelers
XLI	Payton Manning	Indianapolis Colts
XLII	03-Feb-08
XLIII	01-Feb-09
XLIV	07-Feb-10
XLV	06-Feb-11
XLVI	05-Feb-12

Superbowl - Individual Records
Rushing - game records
Most Touchdowns	3	Terrell Davis Denver vs. Green Bay XXXII
Longest Run	74	Marcus Allen L.A. Raiders vs. Washington XVIII (TD)
Most Carries	38	John Riggins Washington vs. Miami 1983
Most Yards Gained	204	Timmy Smith Washington vs. Denver XXII
Passing - game records
Most Touchdowns	6	Steve Young San Francisco vs. San Diego XXIX
Longest Completion	85	Jake Delhomme (to Muhammad) Carolina vs. New England XXXVIII (TD)
Most Thows	58	Jim Kelly Buffalo vs. Washington XXVI
Most Completions	32	Tom Brady New England vs. Carolina XXXVIII
Most Yards Gained	414	Kurt Warner St. Louis vs. Tennessee XXXIV
Most Interceptions	5	Rich Gannon Oakland vs. Tampa Bay XXXVII
Kicking - game records
Most Field Goals	4	Don Chandler Green Bay vs. Oakland II Ray Wersching San Francisco vs. Cincinnati XVI
Longest Field Goal	54	Steve Christie Buffalo vs. Dallas XXVIII
Longest Punt	63	Lee Johnson Cincinnati vs. San Francisco XXIII
Defensive - game records
Most sacks	3	Reggie White Green Bay vs. New England XXXI
Most Interceptions	3	Rod Martin Oakland vs. Philadelphia XV
Longest Interception Return	75	Willie Brown Oakland vs. Minnesota XI (TD)
Longest Punt Return	45	John Taylor San Francisco vs. Cincinnati XXIII

All Time - Individual Records
Rushing	Career		Season		Game
Most Touchdowns	164	Emmitt Smith, Dallas, Arizona	27	Priest Holmes, Kansas City, 2003 Shaun Alexander, Seattle, 2005	3	Terrell Davis Denver vs. Green Bay XXXII
Longest Run					99	Tony Dorsett, Dallas (TD)
Most Carries	4409	Emmitt Smith, Dallas, Arizona	295	Jamal Anderson, Atlanta, 1998	45	Jamie Morris, Washington vs. Cincinnati, 1988 (OT)
Most Yards Gained	18355	Emmitt Smith, Dallas, Arizona	2105	Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1984	295	Jamal Lewis, Baltimore vs. Cleveland, 2003
Passing	Career		Season		Game
Most Touchdowns	420	Dan Marino, Miami	49	Paytom Manning, Indianapolis 2004	7	by five players
Longest Completion					99	by ten players
Most Attempts	8358	Dan Marino, Miami	691	Drew Bledsoe, New England, 1994	70	Drew Bledsoe, New England, vs Minnesota 1994
Most Completions	4967	Dan Marino, Miami	418	Rich Gannon, Oakland, 2002	45	Drew Bledsoe, New England vs. Minnesota, 1994
Most Yards Gained	61361	Dan Marino, Miami	5084	Dan Marino, Miami	554	Norm Van Brocklin, Los Angeles vs. N.Y. Yanks, 1951
Most Interceptions	277	George Blanda, Chicago +	42	George Blanda, Houston	8	Jim Hardy, Chi. Cardinals vs. Philadelphia, 1950
Receiving	Career		Season		Game
Most Catches	1549	Jerry Rice, San Francisco +	143	Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis, 2002	20	Terrell Owens, San Francisco vs. Chicago, 2000
Most Yards	22895	Jerry Rice, San Francisco +	1848	Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1995	336	Willie Anderson, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans, 1989 (OT)
Most Touchdowns	197	Jerry Rice, San Francisco +	22	Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1987	5	by three players
Kicking	Career		Season		Game
Most Field Goals	538	Gary Anderson, Pittsburgh +	40	Neil Rackers, Arizona, 2005	7	by four players
Longest Field Goal					63	Tom Dempsey, New Orleans vs. Detroit, 1970 Jason Elam, Denver vs. Jacksonville, 1998
Longest Punt					98	Steve O'Neal, N.Y. Jets vs. Denver, 1969
Defensive
Most sacks	200	Bruce Smith, Buffalo +	22.5	Michael Strahan, N.Y. Giants, 2001	7	Derrick Thomas, Kansas City vs. Seattle, 1990
Most Interceptions	81	Paul Krause, Washington +	14	Dick Lane, Los Angeles, 1952	4	by eighteen players
Longest Interception Return					106	Ed Reed, Baltimore vs. Cleveland, 2004
Longest Punt Return					103	Robert Bailey, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans, 1994

The National Football League
AFC	East	North	South	West
	Buffalo Bills	Baltimore Ravens	Houston Texans	Denver Broncos
	Miami Dolphins	Cincinnati Bengals	Indianapolis Colts	Kansas City Chiefs
	New England Patriots	Cleveland Browns	Jacksonville Jaguars	Oakland Raiders
	New York Jets	Pittsburgh Steelers	Tennessee Titans	San Diego Chargers
NFC	East	North	South	West
	Dallas Cowboys	Chicago Bears	Atlanta Falcons	Arizona Cardinals
	New York Giants	Detroit Lions	Carolina Panthers	St. Louis Rams
	Philadelphia Eagles	Green Bay Packers	New Orleans Saints	San Francisco 49ers
	Washington Redskins	Minnesota Vikings	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Seattle Seahawks

Superbowl Wins By Team
	Team	Notes
5	Dallas Cowboys
5	Pittsburgh Steelers
5	San Francisco 49ers
3	Green Bay Packers
3	New England Patriots
3	Oakland Raiders	Once as Los Angeles Raiders
2	Washington Redskins
2	Denver Broncos
2	Miami Dolphins
1	New York Giants
1	Baltimore Ravens
1	Chicago Bears
1	Indianapolis Colts	won as Baltimore Colts
1	Kansas City Chiefs
1	New York Jets
1	St. Louis Rams
1	Tampa Bay Buccaneers