All Super Bowl winners in the history of the NFL
Green Bay defeated Kansas City 35-10 in the first AFL-NFL World Championship Game.
Green Bay beat Oakland 33-14 in Vince Lombardi's final game as head coach.
Jets shocked the Colts 16-7 behind Joe Namath's famous guarantee.
Kansas City dominated Minnesota 23-7 in the final AFL-NFL championship.
Baltimore edged Dallas 16-13 on Jim O'Brien's field goal.
Dallas crushed Miami 24-3 for their first championship.
Miami completed the only perfect season with a 14-7 win over Washington.
Miami repeated as champions, defeating Minnesota 24-7.
Pittsburgh's Steel Curtain dominated Minnesota 16-6.
Pittsburgh beat Dallas 21-17 on Lynn Swann's acrobatic catches.
Oakland routed Minnesota 32-14 behind Fred Biletnikoff.
Dallas defeated Denver 27-10 with co-MVPs Randy White and Harvey Martin.
Pittsburgh outlasted Dallas 35-31 in a thrilling shootout.
Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 31-19 for their fourth title in six years.
Oakland dominated Philadelphia 27-10 behind Jim Plunkett.
San Francisco beat Cincinnati 26-21 in Joe Montana's first championship.
Washington defeated Miami 27-17 behind John Riggins' 166 rushing yards.
Raiders crushed Washington 38-9 in a dominant performance.
San Francisco routed Miami 38-16 with Joe Montana's MVP performance.
Chicago's defense demolished New England 46-10.
Giants upset Denver 39-20 behind Phil Simms' perfect game.
Washington scored 35 second-quarter points to beat Denver 42-10.
Joe Montana's last-minute drive beat Cincinnati 20-16.
San Francisco demolished Denver 55-10 in the most lopsided Super Bowl.
Giants edged Buffalo 20-19 on Scott Norwood's missed field goal.
Washington routed Buffalo 37-24 behind MVP Mark Rypien.
Dallas crushed Buffalo 52-17 with nine turnovers forced.
Dallas beat Buffalo 30-13 in their second straight title.
Steve Young threw six TDs as San Francisco beat San Diego 49-26.
Dallas defeated Pittsburgh 27-17 for their fifth championship.
Green Bay beat New England 35-21 behind Brett Favre and Desmond Howard.
Denver upset Green Bay 31-24 for John Elway's first title.
Denver beat Atlanta 34-19 in John Elway's final game.
Rams edged Tennessee 23-16 on Mike Jones' tackle at the goal line.
Baltimore's record defense crushed the Giants 34-7.
Patriots shocked St. Louis 20-17 on Adam Vinatieri's kick.
Tampa Bay's defense dominated Oakland 48-21.
Patriots beat Carolina 32-29 on another Vinatieri field goal.
Patriots defeated Philadelphia 24-21 for their third title in four years.
Pittsburgh beat Seattle 21-10 in a controversial game.
Peyton Manning led Indianapolis past Chicago 29-17 in the rain.
Giants stunned undefeated New England 17-14 on David Tyree's helmet catch.
Pittsburgh beat Arizona 27-23 on Santonio Holmes' toe-tap catch.
Saints beat Indianapolis 31-17 with an onside kick to start the second half.
Green Bay defeated Pittsburgh 31-25 behind Aaron Rodgers.
Giants beat New England again, 21-17, on Mario Manningham's sideline catch.
Ravens held off San Francisco 34-31 despite a power outage.
Seattle's Legion of Boom crushed Denver 43-8.
Patriots beat Seattle 28-24 on Malcolm Butler's goal-line interception.
Denver's defense suffocated Carolina 24-10 in Peyton Manning's final game.
Patriots rallied from 28-3 down to beat Atlanta 34-28 in overtime.
Eagles upset New England 41-33 on the Philly Special trick play.
Patriots beat the Rams 13-3 in the lowest-scoring Super Bowl.
Chiefs rallied to beat San Francisco 31-20 for their first title in 50 years.
Tom Brady led Tampa Bay past Kansas City 31-9 at home.
Rams beat Cincinnati 23-20 on Cooper Kupp's late touchdown.
Chiefs defeated Philadelphia 38-35 on a late field goal.
Chiefs beat San Francisco 25-22 in overtime for back-to-back titles.
Seattle defeated their opponent to win Super Bowl LIX.