Super Bowl Champions

A List of the Super Bowl Winners in Games I Thru XL

Gary Lanham
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The SuperBowl is the pinnacle achievement for teams in American professional football and an iconic event in the sports world. The two conference champions of the NationalFootballLeague compete in this single game, the winner taking the league championship. For a sports fan it is a special game; for a football fan it is the game.

Twenty-six NFL teams have played in Super Bowls. The Dallas Cowboys have the most appearances with eight, winning five championships. The Pittsburgh Steelers (5-1) and Denver Broncos (2-4) each have 6 appearances. The San Francisco 49ers won all five of their games and possesses the only perfect record [among teams playing more than one Super Bowl game].

A Complete List of Super Bowl Champions

Super Bowl I - Jan 15, 1967 - Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10
Super Bowl II - Jan 14, 1968 - Green Bay 33, Oakland 14
Super Bowl III - Jan 12, 1969 - New York Jets 16, Baltimore 7
Super Bowl IV - Jan 11, 1970 - Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7
Super Bowl V - Jan 17, 1971 - Baltimore 16, Dallas 13
Super Bowl VI - Jan 16, 1972 - Dallas 24, Miami 3
Super Bowl VII - Jan 14, 1973 - Miami 14, Washington 7
Super Bowl VIII - Jan 13, 1974 - Miami 24, Minnesota 7
Super Bowl IX - Jan 12, 1975 - Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota 6
Super Bowl X - Jan 18, 1976 - Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17
Super Bowl XI - Jan 9, 1977 - Oakland 32, Minnesota 14
Super Bowl XII - Jan 15, 1978 - Dallas 27, Denver 10
Super Bowl XIII - Jan 21, 1979 - Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31
Super Bowl XIV - Jan 20, 1980 - Pittsburgh 31, Los Angeles Rams 19
Super Bowl XV - Jan 25, 1981 - Oakland 27, Philadelphia 10
Super Bowl XVI - Jan 24, 1982 - San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 21
Super Bowl XVII - Jan 30, 1983 - Washington 27, Miami 17
Super Bowl XVIII - Jan 22, 1984 - Los Angeles Raiders 38, Washington 9
Super Bowl XIX - Jan 20, 1985 - San Francisco 38, Miami 16
Super Bowl XX - Jan 26, 1986 - Chicago 46, New England 10
Super Bowl XXI - Jan 25, 1987 - New York Giants 39, Denver 20
Super Bowl XXII - Jan 31, 1988 - Washington 42, Denver 10
Super Bowl XXIII - Jan 22, 1989 - San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16
Super Bowl XXIV - Jan 28, 1990 - San Francisco 55, Denver 10
Super Bowl XXV - Jan 27, 1991 - New York Giants 20, Buffalo 19
Super Bowl XXVI - Jan 26, 1992 - Washington 37, Buffalo 24
Super Bowl XXVII - Jan 31, 1993 - Dallas 52, Buffalo 17
Super Bowl XXVIII - Jan 30, 1994 - Dallas 30, Buffalo 13
Super Bowl XXIX - Jan 29, 1995 - San Francisco 49, San Diego 26
Super Bowl XXX - Jan 28, 1996 - Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17
Super Bowl XXXI - Jan 26, 1997 - Green Bay 35, New England 21
Super Bowl XXXII - Jan 25, 1998 - Denver 31, Green Bay 24
Super Bowl XXXIII - Jan 31, 1999 - Denver 34, Atlanta 19
Super Bowl XXXIV - Jan 30, 2000 - St. Louis 23, Tennessee 16
Super Bowl XXXV - Jan 28, 2001 - Baltimore 34, New York Giants 7
Super Bowl XXXVI - Feb 3, 2002 - New England 20, St. Louis 17
Super Bowl XXXVII - Jan 26, 2003 - Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21
Super Bowl XXXVIII - Feb 1, 2004 - New England 32, Carolina 29
Super Bowl XXXIX - Feb 6, 2205 - New England 24, Philadelphia 21
Super Bowl XL - Feb 5, 2006 - Pittsburgh 21, Seattle 10

Super Bowl XLI is scheduled for February 4, 2007 and will be played in Miami, Florida.

Published by Gary Lanham

Now residing in South Carolina, originally from Kentucky and still a Big Blue UK Fan! Have a beautiful wife, 2 grown kids, 3 granddaughters.  View profile

  • The Super Bowl is the championship game of the National Football Leauge
  • There have been forty Super Bowls through 2006
  • The Super Bowl game is now played on the first Sunday in February
The San Francisco 49ers is the only NFL team playing in more than one Super Bowl with a perfect record, winning in all five appearances.

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