In the history books: All Super Bowl winners in NFL history

[p]On Sunday, February 8th, the [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/new-england-patriots/G6oNfmi8/"]New England Patriots[/a] and [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/seattle-seahawks/f5h1oOee/"]Seattle Seahawks[/a] fought out the ultimate battle in the NFL: the Super Bowl. It was the 60th in the competition’s 106-year history, and it crowned the Seattle Seahawks as champions of the NFL World for the second time in the team's history.[/p][h2]What’s the history of the Super Bowl?[/h2][p]The NFL has been around for longer, however. In 1920, the NFL (then known as the APFA) hosted its inaugural season, but did not have playoffs or a championship game. Instead, the champions were determined by the final standings. This made the Akron Pros the inaugural NFL champions.[/p][p]It wasn’t until 1933 that the NFL was split into two divisions, and a playoff system and a championship game were introduced. The [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/chicago-bears/2clovUM8/"]Chicago Bears[/a] – who are still active in today’s NFL – were the first winners of the NFL Championship Game.[/p][image alt="NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle awards the first Super Bowl trophy to Green Bay Packers head coach Vince Lombardi" id="452cd0e2-9258-4d01-94f4-66aa32a24f75" credit-line="ČTK / AP / Uncredited" guid="5d3b800d-8b5b-4619-b210-4e160a3354e6" original-width="1400" original-height="933" /][p]However, if you look at the table of modern-day champions, this championship will not appear behind the Bears’ name. After the NFL and AFL, a competitor founded in the early 1960s, started discussing a merger in 1966, the two leagues agreed to crown a common champion for all of American football in the championship game named ‘The Big One’, which would be called the Super Bowl – a name given [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/kansas-city-chiefs/vienoNr7/"]Kansas City Chiefs[/a] founder Lamar Hunt, who saw his kids play with a toy called the ‘Super Ball’ – from 1967 onwards.[/p][p]The Super Bowl era kicked off in January 1967 with a game between the [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/green-bay-packers/O6ksuA72/"]Green Bay Packers[/a] and Kansas City Chiefs, which the Packers won 35-10 under the tutelage of Vince Lombardi, who the Super Bowl trophy would later be named after. The win was the Packers’ first of back-to-back title runs – their first two of four Super Bowl titles.[/p][h2]Who has won the most Super Bowls?[/h2][p]The Packers’ four wins are the third-most among all teams, together with the [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/new-york-giants/lIrBvlxF/"]New York Giants[/a] and Kansas City Chiefs. Only four teams have won more titles: the [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/dallas-cowboys/S8sFw8iL/"]Dallas Cowboys[/a] and [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/san-francisco-49ers/jBnfYoFr/"]San Francisco 49ers[/a], who’ve both won five titles, and the [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/pittsburgh-steelers/AXWJxS6R/"]Pittsburgh Steelers[/a] and New England Patriots, who lead the league al with six championships. Amazingly, quarterback Tom Brady has more Super Bowls than any team in NFL history: 7 (Six with the New England Patriots, one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers).[/p][image alt="New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady hoists the Vince Lombardi Trophy after beating the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI" id="75ed7cec-e914-4051-a2c3-51a26e62f27b" credit-line="Timothy A. CLARY / AFP" guid="04e4a002-f603-4008-a0d1-e1740a9a0f9f" original-width="3656" original-height="3004" /][p]The Seattle Seahawks, meanwhile, can win their second Super Bowl title by beating the Patriots in Levi’s Stadium. The Seahawks beat the [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/denver-broncos/l22ZmPbl/"]Denver Broncos[/a] 43-8 in Super Bowl XLVIII in 2014, but lost 21-10 to the Steelers in 2006 and 28-24 to the Patriots in 2015.[/p][p]The [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/minnesota-vikings/IsfjpsbD/"]Minnesota Vikings[/a] and [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/buffalo-bills/t2lcn4tk/"]Buffalo Bills[/a] are on the unfortunate side of history, with both teams losing all four of their Super Bowl appearances. Four teams have never made the Super Bowl: the [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/cleveland-browns/KfzTWqa1/"]Cleveland Browns[/a], [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/detroit-lions/boZWV3E7/"]Detroit Lions[/a], [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/jacksonville-jaguars/QwhQ85IE/"]Jacksonville Jaguars[/a], and [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/houston-texans/SIj9q2Q7/"]Houston Texans[/a]. The Browns and Lions do have some championships to boast, with the two teams combining for 12 titles in the pre-Super Bowl era.[/p][h2]Full list of Super Bowl champions[/h2][p][b]2026 (LX) -[/b] Seattle Seahawks [b]29-13[/b] New England Patriots (runners-up)[/p][p][b]2025 (LIX)[/b] - [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/philadelphia-eagles/dGgVhRLK/"]Philadelphia Eagles[/a] [b]40-22[/b] Kansas City Chiefs[/p][p][b]2024 (LVIII) [/b]- Kansas City Chiefs [b]25-22 [/b]San Francisco 49ers[/p][p][b]2023 (LVII)[/b] - Kansas City Chiefs [b]38-35[/b] Philadelphia Eagles[/p][p][b]2022 (LVI)[/b] - [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/los-angeles-rams/z7hZioyR/"]Los Angeles Rams[/a] [b]23-20[/b] [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/cincinnati-bengals/bwahmpRr/"]Cincinnati Bengals[/a][/p][p][b]2021 (LV) [/b]- [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/tampa-bay-buccaneers/40on8pjK/"]Tampa Bay Buccaneers[/a] [b]31-9[/b] Kansas City Chiefs[/p][p][b]2020 (LIV)[/b] - Kansas City Chiefs [b]31-20[/b] San Francisco 49ers[/p][p][b]2019 (LIII) [/b]- New England Patriots [b]13-3[/b] Los Angeles Rams[/p][p][b]2018 (LII)[/b] - Philadelphia Eagles [b]41-33[/b] New England Patriots[/p][p][b]2017 (LI) [/b]- New England Patriots [b]34-28[/b] [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/atlanta-falcons/hClIiQIR/"]Atlanta Falcons[/a][/p][p][b]2016 (50) [/b]- Denver Broncos [b]24-10[/b] [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/carolina-panthers/IoAX6qmR/"]Carolina Panthers[/a][/p][p][b]2015 (XLIX) [/b]- New England Patriots [b]28-24[/b] Seattle Seahawks[/p][p][b]2014 (XLVIII)[/b] - Seattle Seahawks [b]43-8[/b] Denver Broncos[/p][p][b]2013 (XLVII)[/b] - [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/baltimore-ravens/pUern3T0/"]Baltimore Ravens[/a] [b]34-31[/b] San Francisco 49ers[/p][p][b]2012 (XLVI)[/b] - New York Giants [b]21-17[/b] New England Patriots[/p][p][b]2011 (XLV) [/b]- Green Bay Packers [b]31-25[/b] Pittsburgh Steelers[/p][p][b]2010 (XLIV)[/b] - [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/new-orleans-saints/lSi5prB1/"]New Orleans Saints[/a] [b]31-17 [/b][a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/indianapolis-colts/OOp2WPqe/"]Indianapolis Colts[/a][/p][p][b]2009 (XLIII) [/b]- Pittsburgh Steelers [b]27-23[/b] [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/arizona-cardinals/6guNl5qr/"]Arizona Cardinals[/a][/p][p][b]2008 (XLII)[/b] - New York Giants [b]17-14[/b] New England Patriots[/p][p][b]2007 (XLI) [/b]- Indianapolis Colts [b]29-17[/b] Chicago Bears[/p][p][b]2006 (XL)[/b] - Pittsburgh Steelers [b]21-10[/b] Seattle Seahawks[/p][p][b]2005 (XXXIX)[/b] - New England Patriots [b]24-21 [/b]Philadelphia Eagles[/p][p][b]2004 (XXXVIII[/b]) - New England Patriots [b]32-29[/b] Carolina Panthers[/p][p][b]2003 (XXXVII) [/b]- Tampa Bay Buccaneers [b]48-21[/b] [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/las-vegas-raiders/Ei4Qg76E/"]Oakland Raiders[/a][/p][p][b]2002 (XXXVI)[/b] - New England Patriots [b]20-17[/b] St. Louis Rams[/p][p][b]2001 (XXXV) [/b]- Baltimore Ravens [b]34-7[/b] New York Giants[/p][p][b]2000 (XXXIV)[/b] - St. Louis Rams [b]23-16[/b] [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/tennessee-titans/nmgM9o38/"]Tennessee Titans[/a][/p][image alt="The Vince Lombardi Trophy" id="e1574161-5e0e-4617-ae1f-c3805caa216e" credit-line="ANDY LYONS / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP" guid="635b3022-fb02-41e0-b482-b8b3ec7b9e89" original-width="2360" original-height="1508" /][p][b]1999 (XXXIII)[/b] - Denver Broncos [b]34-19[/b] Atlanta Falcons[/p][p][b]1998 (XXXII) [/b]- Denver Broncos [b]31-24[/b] Green Bay Packers[/p][p][b]1997 (XXXI) [/b]- Green Bay Packers [b]35-21[/b] New England Patriots[/p][p][b]1996 (XXX) [/b]- Dallas Cowboys [b]27-17[/b] Pittsburgh Steelers[/p][p][b]1995 (XXIX)[/b] - San Francisco 49ers [b]49-26[/b] San Diego Chargers[/p][p][b]1994 (XXVIII) [/b]- Dallas Cowboys [b]30-13[/b] Buffalo Bills[/p][p][b]1993 (XXVII) [/b]- Dallas Cowboys [b]52-17[/b] Buffalo Bills[/p][p][b]1992 (XXVI)[/b] - [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/washington-commanders/pYobX5Ul/"]Washington Redskins[/a] [b]37-24[/b] Buffalo Bills[/p][p][b]1991 (XXV)[/b] - New York Giants [b]20-19[/b] Buffalo Bills[/p][p][b]1990 (XXIV) [/b]- San Francisco 49ers [b]55-10[/b] Denver Broncos[/p][p][b]1989 (XXIII) [/b]- San Francisco 49ers [b]20-16[/b] Cincinnati Bengals[/p][p][b]1988 (XXII)[/b] - Washington Redskins [b]42-10[/b] Denver Broncos[/p][p][b]1987 (XXI)[/b] - New York Giants [b]39-20[/b] Denver Broncos[/p][p][b]1986 (XX) [/b]- Chicago Bears [b]46-10[/b] New England Patriots[/p][p][b]1985 (XIX[/b]) - San Francisco 49ers [b]38-16[/b] [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/miami-dolphins/WQivmqEf/"]Miami Dolphins[/a][/p][p][b]1984 (XVIII)[/b] - Los Angeles Raiders [b]38-9[/b] Washington Redskins[/p][p][b]1983 (XVII) [/b]- Washington Redskins [b]27-17[/b] Miami Dolphins[/p][p][b]1982 (XVI) [/b]- San Francisco 49ers [b]26-21[/b] Cincinnati Bengals[/p][p][b]1981 (XV)[/b] - Oakland Raiders [b]27-10[/b] Philadelphia Eagles[/p][p][b]1980 (XIV)[/b] - Pittsburgh Steelers [b]31-19[/b] Los Angeles Rams[/p][p][b]1979 (XIII)[/b] - Pittsburgh Steelers [b]35-31[/b] Dallas Cowboys[/p][p][b]1978 (XII)[/b] - Dallas Cowboys [b]27-10[/b] Denver Broncos[/p][p][b]1977 (XI) [/b]-[b] [/b]Oakland Raiders [b]32-14[/b] Minnesota Vikings[/p][p][b]1976 (X) [/b]- Pittsburgh Steelers [b]21-17 [/b]Dallas Cowboys[/p][p][b]1975 (IX) [/b]- Pittsburgh Steelers [b]16-6[/b] Minnesota Vikings[/p][p][b]1974 (VIII) [/b]- Miami Dolphins [b]24-7[/b] Minnesota Vikings[/p][p][b]1973 (VII)[/b] - Miami Dolphins [b]14-7[/b] Washington Redskins[/p][p][b]1972 (VI) [/b]- Dallas Cowboys [b]24-3[/b] Miami Dolphins[/p][p][b]1971 (V) [/b]- Baltimore Colts [b]16-13[/b] Dallas Cowboys[/p][p][b]1970 (IV) [/b]- Kansas City Chiefs [b]23-7[/b] Minnesota Vikings[/p][p][b]1969 (III) [/b]- [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/new-york-jets/Q9nr9QzE/"]New York Jets[/a] [b]16-7[/b] Baltimore Colts[/p][p][b]1968 (II)[/b] - Green Bay Packers [b]33-14[/b] Oakland Raiders[/p][p][b]1967 (I)[/b] - Green Bay Packers [b]35-10[/b] Kansas City Chiefs[/p]