History of all Super Bowl Winners and past Super Bowl MVP's

A complete list of past Super Bowl winners, including the winning score, location and MVP since the first Super Bowl held in Los Angeles in 1967. Now including who lost the NFC and AFC Championship game.
Super Bowl    Year      Winner Opponent Score     MVP Winning Coach NFC Championship Loser AFC Championship Loser Location More Info
LVIII 2024 Kansas City Chiefs San Francisco 49ers 25-22 Patrick Mahomes Andy Reid Detroit Lions Baltimore Ravens Allegiant Stadium, Paradise, Nevada
Super Bowl: LVIII
MVP: Patrick Mahomes
Winning Coach: Andy Reid
NFC Championship Loser: Detroit Lions
AFC Championship Loser: Baltimore Ravens
Location: Las Vegas (Paradise), Nevada
LVII 2023 Kansas City Chiefs Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 Patrick Mahomes Andy Reid SF 49ers Cincinnati Bengals State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona
Super Bowl: LVII
MVP: Patrick Mahomes
Winning Coach: Andy Reid
NFC Championship Loser: SF 49ers
AFC Championship Loser: Cincinnati Bengals
Location: Glendale, Arizona
LVI 2022 Las Angeles Rams Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 Cooper Kupp Sean McVay SF 49ers Kansas City Chiefs SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, California
Super Bowl: LVI
MVP: Cooper Kupp
Winning Coach: Sean McVay
NFC Championship Loser: SF 49ers
AFC Championship Loser: KC Chiefs
Location: Inglewood, California
LV 2021 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kansas City Chiefs 31-9 Tom Brady Bruce Arians Green Bay Packers Buffalo Bills Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida
Super Bowl: LV
MVP: Tom Brady
Winning Coach: Bruce Arians
NFC Championship Loser: Green Bay Packers
AFC Championship Loser: Buffalo Bills
Location: Tampa, Florida
LIV 2020 Kansas City Chiefs San Francisco 49ers 31-20 Patrick Mahomes Andy Reid Green Bay Packers Tennessee Titans Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida
Super Bowl: LIV
MVP: Patrick Mahomes
Winning Coach: Andy Reid
NFC Championship Loser: Green Bay Packers
AFC Championship Loser: Tennessee Titans
Location: Miami Gardens, Florida
LIII 2019 New England Patriots Los Angeles Rams 13-3 Julian Edelman Bill Belichick New Orleans Saints Kansas City Chiefs Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
Super Bowl: LIII
MVP: Julian Edelman
Winning Coach: Bill Belichick
NFC Championship Loser: New Orleans Saints
AFC Championship Loser: Kansas City Chiefs
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
LII 2018 Philadelphia Eagles New England Patriots 41-33 Nick Foles Doug Pederson Minnesota Vikings Jacksonville Jaguars U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Super Bowl: LII
MVP: Nick Foles
Winning Coach: Doug Pederson
NFC Championship Loser: Minnesota Vikings
AFC Championship Loser: Jacksonville Jaguars
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
LI 2017 New England Patriots Atlanta Falcons 34-28 (OT) Tom Brady Bill Belichick Green Bay Packers Pittsburgh Steelers NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas
Super Bowl:LI
MVP: Tom Brady
Winning Coach: Bill Belichick
NFC Championship Loser: Green Bay Packers
AFC Championship Loser: Pittsburgh Steelers
Location: Houston, Texas
L 2016 Denver Broncos Carolina Panthers 24-10 Von Miller Gary Kubiak Arizona Cardinals New England Patriots Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, CA
Super Bowl:L
MVP: Von Miller
Winning Coach:Gary Kubiak
NFC Championship Loser:Arizona Cardinals
AFC Championship Loser:New England Patriots
Location: Santa Clara, CA
XLIX 2015 New England Patriots Seattle Seahawks 28-24 Tom Brady Bill Belichick Green Bay Packers Indianapolis Colts University of Phoenix, Glendale, AZ
Super Bowl:XLIX
MVP:Tom Brady
Winning Coach:Bill Belichick
NFC Championship Loser:Green Bay Packers
AFC Championship Loser:Indianapolis Colts
Location: Glendale, AZ
XLVIII 2014 Seattle Seahawks Denver Broncos 43-8 Malcolm Smith Pete Carroll San Francisco 49ers New England Patriots MetLife Stadium, NJ
Super Bowl:XLVIII
MVP:Malcolm Smith
Winning Coach:Pete Carroll
NFC Championship Loser:San Francisco 49ers
AFC Championship Loser:New England Patriots
Location: MetLife Stadium, NJ
XLVII 2013 Baltimore Ravens San Francisco 49ers 34-31 Joe Flaco John Harbaugh Atlanta Falcons New England Patriots New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:XLVII
MVP:Joe Flaco
Winning Coach:John Harbaugh
NFC Championship Loser:Atlanta Falcons
AFC Championship Loser:New England Patriots
Location: New Orleans, LA
XLVI 2012 New York Giants New England Patriots 21-17 Eli Manning Tom Coughlin San Francisco 49ers Baltimore Ravens Indianapolis, IN
Super Bowl:XLVI
MVP:Eli Manning
Winning Coach:Tom Coughlin
NFC Championship Loser:San Francisco 49ers
AFC Championship Loser:Baltimore Ravens
Location: Indianapolis, IN
XLV 2011 Green Bay Packers Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25 Aaron Rodgers Mike McCarthy Chicago Bears NY Jets Dallas, TX
Super Bowl:XLV
MVP:Aaron Rodgers
Winning Coach:Mike McCarthy
NFC Championship Loser:Chicago Bears
AFC Championship Loser:NY Jets
Location: Dallas, TX
XLIV 2010 New Orleans Saints Indianapolis Colts 31-17 Drew Brees Sean Payton Minnesota Vikings NY Jets Miami, FL
Super Bowl:XLIV
MVP:Drew Brees
Winning Coach:Sean Payton
NFC Championship Loser:Minnesota Vikings
AFC Championship Loser:NY Jets
Location: Miami, FL
XLIII 2009 Pittsburgh Steelers Arizona Cardinals 27-23 Santonio HolmesMike Tomlin Philadelphia Eagles Baltimore Ravens Tampa, FL
Super Bowl:XLIII
MVP:Santonio Holmes
Winning Coach:Mike Tomlin
NFC Championship Loser:Philadelphia Eagles
AFC Championship Loser:Baltimore Ravens
Location: Tampa, FL
XLII 2008 New York Giants New England Patriots 17-14 Eli Manning Tom Coughlin Green Bay Packers San Diego Chargers Glendale, Ariz
Super Bowl:XLII
MVP:Eli Manning
Winning Coach:Tom Coughlin
NFC Championship Loser:Green Bay Packers
AFC Championship Loser:San Diego Chargers
Location: Glendale, Ariz
XLI 2007 Indianapolis Colts Chicago Bears 29-17 Peyton Manning Tony Dungy New Orleans Saints New England Patriots Miami, FL
Super Bowl:XLI
MVP:Peyton Manning
Winning Coach:Tony Dungy
NFC Championship Loser:New Orleans Saints
AFC Championship Loser:New England Patriots
Location: Miami, FL
XL 2006 Pittsburgh Steelers Seattle Seahawks 21-10 Hines Ward Bill Cowher Carolina Panthers Denver Broncos Detroit, MI
Super Bowl:XL
MVP:Hines Ward
Winning Coach:Bill Cowher
NFC Championship Loser:Carolina Panthers
AFC Championship Loser:Denver Broncos
Location:Detroit, MI
XXXIX 2005 New England Patriots Philadelphia Eagles 24-21 Deion Branch Bill Belichick Atlanta Falcons Pittsburgh Steelers Jacksonville, FL
Super Bowl:XXXIX
MVP:Deion Branch
Winning Coach:Bill Belichick
NFC Championship Loser:Atlanta Falcons
AFC Championship Loser:Pittsburgh Steelers
Location:Jacksonville, FL
XXXVIII 2004 New England Patriots Carolina Panthers 32-29 Tom Brady Bill Belichick Philadelphia Eagles Indianapolis Colts Houston, TX
Super Bowl:XXXVIII
MVP:Tom Brady
Winning Coach:Bill Belichick
NFC Championship Loser:Philadelphia Eagles
AFC Championship Loser:Indianapolis Colts
Location:Houston, TX
XXXVII 2003 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Oakland Raiders 48-21 Dexter Jackson Jon Gruden Philadelphia Eagles Tennessee Titans San Diego, CA
Super Bowl:XXXVII
MVP:Dexter Jackson
Winning Coach:Jon Gruden
NFC Championship Loser:Philadelphia Eagles
AFC Championship Loser:Tennessee Titans
Location:San Diego, CA
XXXVI 2002 New England Patriots St. Louis Rams 20-17 Tom Brady Bill Belichick Philadelphia Eagles Pittsburgh Steelers New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:XXXVI
MVP:Tom Brady
Winning Coach:Bill Belichick
NFC Championship Loser:Philadelphia Eagles
AFC Championship Loser:Pittsburgh Steelers
Location:New Orleans, LA
XXXV 2001 Baltimore Ravens New York Giants 34-7 Ray Lewis Brian Billick Minnesota Vikings Oakland Raiders Tampa, FL
Super Bowl:XXXV
MVP:Ray Lewis
Winning Coach:Brian Billick
NFC Championship Loser:Minnesota Vikings
AFC Championship Loser:Oakland Raiders
Location:Tampa, FL
XXXIV 2000 St. Louis Rams Tennessee Titans 23-16 Kurt Warner Dick Vermeil Jacksonville Jaguars Tampa Bay Buccaneers Atlanta, GA
Super Bowl:XXXIV
MVP:Kurt Warner
Winning Coach:Dick Vermeil
NFC Championship Loser:Jacksonville Jaguars
AFC Championship Loser:Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Location:Atlanta, GA
XXXIII 1999 Denver Broncos Atlanta Falcons 34-19 John Elway Mike Shanahan Minnesota Vikings NY Jets Miami, FL
Super Bowl:XXXIII
MVP:John Elway
Winning Coach:Mike Shanahan
NFC Championship Loser:Minnesota Vikings
AFC Championship Loser:NY Jets
Location:Miami, FL
XXXII 1998 Denver Broncos Green Bay Packers 31-24 Terrell Davis Mike Shanahan San Francisco 49ers Pittsburgh Steelers San Diego, CA
Super Bowl:XXXII
MVP:Terrell Davis
Winning Coach:Mike Shanahan
NFC Championship Loser:San Francisco 49ers
AFC Championship Loser:Pittsburgh Steelers
Location:San Diego, CA
XXXI 1997 Green Bay Packers New England Patriots 35-21 Desmond Howard Mike Holmgren Carolina Panthers Jacksonville Jaguars New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:XXXI
MVP:Desmond Howard
Winning Coach:Mike Holmgren
NFC Championship Loser:Carolina Panthers
AFC Championship Loser:Jacksonville Jaguars
Location:New Orleans, LA
XXX 1996 Dallas Cowboys Pittsburgh Steelers 27-17 Larry Brown Barry Switzer Green Bay Packers Indianapolis Colts Tempe, AZ
Super Bowl:XXX
MVP:Larry Brown
Winning Coach:Barry Switzer
NFC Championship Loser:Green Bay Packers
AFC Championship Loser:Indianapolis Colts
Location:Tempe, AZ
XXIX 1995 San Francisco 49ers San Diego Chargers 49-26 Steve Young George Seifert Dallas Cowboys Pittsburgh Steelers Miami, FL
Super Bowl:XXIX
MVP:Steve Young
Winning Coach:George Seifert
NFC Championship Loser:Dallas Cowboys
AFC Championship Loser:Pittsburgh Steelers
Location:Miami, FL
XXVIII 1994 Dallas Cowboys Buffalo Bills 30-13 Emmitt Smith Jimmy Johnson San Francisco 49ers Kansas City Chiefs Atlanta, GA
Super Bowl:XXVIII
MVP:Emmitt Smith
Winning Coach:Jimmy Johnson
NFC Championship Loser:San Francisco 49ers
AFC Championship Loser:Kansas City Chiefs
Location:Atlanta, GA
XXVII 1993 Dallas Cowboys Buffalo Bills 52-17 Troy Aikman Jimmy Johnson San Francisco 49ers Miami Dolphins Pasadena, CA
Super Bowl:XXVII
MVP:Troy Aikman
Winning Coach:Jimmy Johnson
NFC Championship Loser:San Francisco 49ers
AFC Championship Loser:Miami Dolphins
Location:Pasadena, CA
XXVI 1992 Washington Redskins Buffalo Bills 37-24 Mark Rypien Joe Gibbs Detroit Lions Denver Broncos Minneapolis, MN
Super Bowl:XXVI
MVP:Mark Rypien
Winning Coach:Joe Gibbs
NFC Championship Loser:Detroit Lions
AFC Championship Loser:Denver Broncos
Location:Minneapolis, MN
XXV 1991 New York Giants Buffalo Bills 20-19 Ottis Anderson Bill Parcells San Francisco 49ers LA Raiders Tampa, FL
Super Bowl:XXV
MVP:Ottis Anderson
Winning Coach:Bill Parcells
NFC Championship Loser:San Francisco 49ers
AFC Championship Loser:LA Raiders
Location:Tampa, FL
XXIV 1990 San Francisco 49ers Denver Broncos 55-10 Joe Montana George Seifert LA Rams Cleveland Browns New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:XXIV
MVP:Joe Montana
Winning Coach:George Seifert
NFC Championship Loser:LA Rams
AFC Championship Loser:Cleveland Browns
Location:New Orleans, LA
XXIII 1989 San Francisco 49ers Cincinnati Bengals 20-16 Jerry Rice Bill Walsh Chicago Bears Buffalo Bills Miami, FL
Super Bowl:XXIII
MVP:Jerry Rice
Winning Coach:Bill Walsh
NFC Championship Loser:Chicago Bears
AFC Championship Loser:Buffalo Bills
Location:Miami, FL
XXII 1988 Washington Redskins Denver Broncos 42-10 Doug Williams Joe Gibbs Minnesota Vikings Cleveland Browns San Diego, CA
Super Bowl:XXII
MVP:Doug Williams
Winning Coach:Joe Gibbs
NFC Championship Loser:Minnesota Vikings
AFC Championship Loser:Cleveland Browns
Location:San Diego, CA
XXI 1987 New York Giants Denver Broncos 39-20 Phil Simms Bill Parcells Washington Redskins Cleveland Browns Pasadena, CA
Super Bowl:XXI
MVP:Phil Simms
Winning Coach:Bill Parcells
NFC Championship Loser:Washington Redskins
AFC Championship Loser:Cleveland Browns
Location:Pasadena, CA
XX 1986 Chicago Bears New England Patriots 46-10 Richard Dent Mike Ditka LA Rams Miami Dolphins New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:XX
MVP:Richard Dent
Winning Coach:Mike Ditka
NFC Championship Loser:LA Rams
AFC Championship Loser:Miami Dolphins
Location:New Orleans, LA
XIX 1985 San Francisco 49ers Miami Dolphins 38-16 Joe Montana Bill Walsh Chicago Bears Pittsburgh Steelers Stanford, CA
Super Bowl:XIX
MVP:Joe Montana
Winning Coach:Bill Walsh
NFC Championship Loser:Chicago Bears
AFC Championship Loser:Pittsburgh Steelers
Location:Stanford, CA
XVIII 1984 LA Raiders Washington Redskins 38-9 Marcus Allen Tom Flores San Francisco 49ers Seattle Seahawks Tampa, FL
Super Bowl:XVIII
MVP:Marcus Allen
Winning Coach:Tom Flores
NFC Championship Loser:San Francisco 49ers
AFC Championship Loser:Seattle Seahawks
Location:Tampa, FL
XVII 1983 Washington Redskins Miami Dolphins 27-17 John Riggins Joe Gibbs Dallas Cowboys NY Jets Pasadena, CA
Super Bowl:XVII
MVP:John Riggins
Winning Coach:Joe Gibbs
NFC Championship Loser:Dallas Cowboys
AFC Championship Loser:NY Jets
Location:Pasadena, CA
XVI 1982 San Francisco 49ers Cincinnati Bengals 26-21 Joe Montana Bill Walsh Dallas Cowboys San Diego Chargers Pontiac, MI
Super Bowl:XVI
MVP:Joe Montana
Winning Coach:Bill Walsh
NFC Championship Loser:Dallas Cowboys
AFC Championship Loser:San Diego Chargers
Location:Pontiac, MI
XV 1981 Oakland Raiders Philadelphia Eagles 27-10 Jim Plunkett Tom Flores Dallas Cowboys San Diego Chargers New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:XV
MVP:Jim Plunkett
Winning Coach:Tom Flores
NFC Championship Loser:Dallas Cowboys
AFC Championship Loser:San Diego Chargers
Location:New Orleans, LA
XIV 1980 Pittsburgh Steelers Los Angeles Rams 31-19 Terry Bradshaw Chuck Noll Tampa Bay Buccaneers Houston Oilers Pasadena, CA
Super Bowl:XIV
MVP:Terry Bradshaw
Winning Coach:Chuck Noll
NFC Championship Loser:Tampa Bay Buccaneers
AFC Championship Loser:Houston Oilers
Location:Pasadena, CA
XIII 1979 Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Cowboys 35-31 Terry Bradshaw Chuck Noll LA Rams Houston Oilers Miami, FL
Super Bowl:XIII
MVP:Terry Bradshaw
Winning Coach:Chuck Noll
NFC Championship Loser:LA Rams
AFC Championship Loser:Houston Oilers
Location:Miami, FL
XII 1978 Dallas Cowboys Denver Broncos 27-10 Randy White, Harvey Martin Tom Landry Minnesota Vikings Oakland Raiders New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:XII
MVP:Randy White, Harvey Martin
Winning Coach:Tom Landry
NFC Championship Loser:Minnesota Vikings
AFC Championship Loser:Oakland Raiders
Location:New Orleans, LA
XI 1977 Oakland Raiders Minnesota Vikings 32-14 Fred BiletnikoffJohn Madden LA Rams Pittsburgh Steelers Pasadena, CA
Super Bowl:XI
MVP:Fred Biletnikoff
Winning Coach:John Madden
NFC Championship Loser:LA Rams
AFC Championship Loser:Pittsburgh Steelers
Location:Pasadena, CA
X 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Cowboys 21-17 Lynn Swann Chuck Noll LA Rams Oakland Raiders Miami, FL
Super Bowl:X
MVP:Lynn Swann
Winning Coach:Chuck Noll
NFC Championship Loser:LA Rams
AFC Championship Loser:Oakland Raiders
Location:Miami, FL
IX 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers Minnesota Vikings 16-6 Franco Harris Chuck Noll LA Rams Oakland Raiders New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:IX
MVP:Franco Harris
Winning Coach:Chuck Noll
NFC Championship Loser:LA Rams
AFC Championship Loser:Oakland Raiders
Location:New Orleans, LA
VIII 1974 Miami Dolphins Minnesota Vikings 24-7 Larry Csonka Don Shula Dallas Cowboys Oakland Raiders Houston, TX
Super Bowl:VIII
MVP:Larry Csonka
Winning Coach:Don Shula
NFC Championship Loser:Dallas Cowboys
AFC Championship Loser:Oakland Raiders
Location:Houston, TX
VII 1973 Miami Dolphins Washington Redskins 14-7 Jake Scott Don Shula Dallas Cowboys Pittsburgh Steelers Los Angeles, CA
Super Bowl:VII
MVP:ake Scott
Winning Coach:Don Shula
NFC Championship Loser:Dallas Cowboys
AFC Championship Loser:Pittsburgh Steelers
Location:Los Angeles, CA
VI 1972 Dallas Cowboys Miami Dolphins 24-3 Roger Staubach Tom Landry SF 49ers Baltimore Colts New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:VI
MVP:Roger Staubach
Winning Coach:Tom Landry
NFC Championship Loser:SF 49ers
AFC Championship Loser:Baltimore Colts
Location:New Orleans, LA
V 1971 Baltimore Colts Dallas Cowboys 16-13 Chuck Howley Don McCafferty SF 49ers Oakland Raiders Miami, FL
Super Bowl:V
MVP:Chuck Howley
Winning Coach:Don McCafferty
NFC Championship Loser:SF 49ers
AFC Championship Loser:Oakland Raiders
Location:Miami, FL
IV 1970 Kansas City Chiefs Minnesota Vikings 23-7 Len Dawson Hank Stram Cleveland Browns Oakland Raiders New Orleans, LA
Super Bowl:IV
MVP:Len Dawson
Winning Coach:Hank Stram
NFC Championship Loser:Cleveland Browns
AFC Championship Loser:Oakland Raiders
Location:New Orleans, LA
III 1969 New York Jets Baltimore Colts 16-7 Joe Namath Weeb Ewbank Cleveland Browns Oakland Raiders Miami, FL
Super Bowl:III
MVP:Joe Namath
Winning Coach:Weeb Ewbank
NFC Championship Loser:Cleveland Browns
AFC Championship Loser:Oakland Raiders
Location:Miami, FL
II 1968 Green Bay Packers Oakland Raiders 33-14 Bart Starr Vince Lombardi Dallas Cowboys Houston Oilers Miami, FL
Super Bowl:II
MVP:Bart Starr
Winning Coach:Vince Lombardi
NFC Championship Loser:Dallas Cowboys
AFC Championship Loser:Houston Oilers
Location:Miami, FL
I 1967 Green Bay Packers Kansas City Chiefs 35-10 Bart Starr Vince Lombardi Dallas Cowboys Buffalo Bills Los Angeles, CA
Super Bowl:I
MVP:Bart Starr
Winning Coach:Vince Lombardi
NFC Championship Loser:Dallas Cowboys
AFC Championship Loser:Buffalo Bills
Location:Los Angeles, CA

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Championship History NFL All-Time Franchise Rankings!!

Rankings are determined as:

Team Total All Time Points Championships (5) Lost Super Bowls (3) AFC / NFC Loses (1) Franchise Started Franchise Names More Info
Pittsburgh Steelers 44 6 2 8 1933
AFC / NFC Appearences: 8
Franchise Started: 1933
Dallas Cowboys 42 5 3 8 1960
AFC / NFC Appearences: 8
Franchise Started: 1960
San Francisco 49ers 45 5 3 11 1946
AFC / NFC Appearences: 11
Franchise Started: 1946
New England Patriots 49 6 5 4 1960 Boston Patriots
AFC / NFC Appearences: 4
Franchise Started: 1960
Franchise Names: Boston Patriots
Oakland Raiders 30 3 2 9 1960 Los Angeles Raiders
AFC / NFC Appearences: 9
Franchise Started: 1960
Franchise Names: Los Angeles Raiders
Denver Broncos 32 3 5 2 1960
AFC / NFC Appearences: 2
Franchise Started: 1960
Green Bay Packers 29 4 1 6 1919
AFC / NFC Appearences: 6
Franchise Started: 1919
New York Giants 23 4 1 0 1925
AFC / NFC Appearences: 0
Franchise Started: 1925
Washington Redskins 22 3 2 1 1932 Boston Redskins
AFC / NFC Appearences: 1
Franchise Started: 1932
Franchise Names: Boston Redskins
Miami Dolphins 21 2 3 2 1966
AFC / NFC Appearences: 2
Franchise Started: 1966
Indianapolis Colts 20 2 2 4 1953 Baltimore Colts
AFC / NFC Appearences: 4
Franchise Started: 1953
Franchise Names: Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams 25 2 3 6 1936 Cleveland Rams, St. Louis Rams
AFC / NFC Appearences: 6
Franchise Started: 1936
Franchise Names: Cleveland Rams, St. Louis Rams
Minnesota Vikings 18 0 4 6 1961
AFC / NFC Appearences: 6
Franchise Started: 1961
Philidelphia Eagles 18 1 3 4 1933
AFC / NFC Appearences: 4
Franchise Started: 1933
Buffalo Bills 15 0 4 3 1960
AFC / NFC Appearences: 3
Franchise Started: 1960
Baltimore Ravens 13 2 0 3 1996
AFC / NFC Appearences: 3
Franchise Started: 1996
Seattle Seahawks 12 1 2 1 1976
AFC / NFC Appearences: 1
Franchise Started: 1976
Chicago Bears 11 1 1 3 1919 Chicago Staleys
AFC / NFC Appearences: 3
Franchise Started: 1919
Franchise Names: Chicago Staleys
New York Jets 9 1 0 4 1960 New York Titans
AFC / NFC Appearences: 4
Franchise Started: 1960
Franchise Names: New York Titans
Kansas City Chiefs 29 4 2 3 1960 Dallas Texans
AFC / NFC Appearences: 3
Franchise Started: 1960
Franchise Names: Dallas Texans
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12 2 0 2 1976
AFC / NFC Appearences: 2
Franchise Started: 1976
Tennessee Titans 8 0 1 5 1960 Houston Oilers, Tennessee Oilers
AFC / NFC Appearences: 5
Franchise Started: 1960
Franchise Names: Houston Oilers, Tennessee Oilers
New Orleans Saints 7 1 0 2 1967
AFC / NFC Appearences: 2
Franchise Started: 1967
Los Angeles Chargers 6 0 1 3 1960 San Diego Chargers
AFC / NFC Appearences: 3
Franchise Started: 1960
Franchise Names: San Diego Chargers
Cincinnati Bengals 10 0 3 1 1968
AFC / NFC Appearences: 1
Franchise Started: 1968
Carolina Panthers 8 0 2 2 1995
AFC / NFC Appearences: 2
Franchise Started: 1995
Cleveland Browns 5 0 0 5 1946
AFC / NFC Appearences: 5
Franchise Started: 1946
Atlanta Falcons 8 0 2 2 1966
AFC / NFC Appearences: 2
Franchise Started: 1966
Arizona Cardinals 4 0 1 1 1920 Chicago Cardinals, St. Louis Cardinals, Phoenix Cardinals
AFC / NFC Appearences: 1
Franchise Started: 1920
Franchise Names: Chicago Cardinals, St. Louis Cardinals, Phoenix Cardinals
Jacksonville Jaguars 3 0 0 3 1995
AFC / NFC Appearences: 3
Franchise Started: 1995
Detroit Lions 2 0 0 2 1930
AFC / NFC Appearences: 2
Franchise Started: 1930
Houston Texans 0 0 0 0 2002
AFC / NFC Appearences: 0
Franchise Started: 2002

Super Bowl History Interesting Notes:
2023: The first Super Bowl ever to feature opposing team brothers, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce, the Eagles' center.
2019: The lowest scoring Super Bowl in history, with 16 total points.
2014: First Super Bowl played outdoors in a cold weather city.
2013: Nicknamed the Harbaugh Bowl with two brothers coaching against each other.
2011: Green Bay Packers were the first NFC team seeded #6 to make it to the Superbowl.
2008: New England entered the Superbowl with a 16-0 record.
1989: Budweiser beats Bud Light 27-24 in the first ever Bud Bowl.
1979: First year of expanded playoffs.
1969: First official champsionship game to be called "Super Bowl".

NFL Links
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NFL Frequently Asked Questions

What NFL franchise has been the best over the last 10 years?
The Kansas City Chiefs lead the Championship History standings over the last 10 years with 3 championships, 1 lost Super Bowl and 6 total AFC Conference appearances over the last 10 years.
What NFL team has lost the most Super Bowls without ever winning a Super Bowl?
According to our All Time rankings, both the Minnesota Vikings and the Buffalo Bills have been to the Super Bowl 4 times and have lost all four.
What NFL team has won the most Super Bowls ever?
The New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers have each won 6 Super Bowls. The Patriots have won most recently with their Super Bowl LIII win in 2019. Pittsburgh last won a Super Bowl in 2009.
How many NFL teams never been to the Super Bowl?
As of 2024, four NFL teams have never been to the Super Bowl. The list of teams includes the Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, Detroit Lions and Houston Texans.

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