Full list of past Super Bowl winners

The tenth Super Bowl in history also took place from the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida, and it went down on Jan. 18, 1976. The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 21-17 in a close game that was a thriller to all those watching in person or at home.Dallas was back in the big game, but was on the losing end of things again as they couldn't keep up with the Steelers. Pittsburgh was able to pick up their second Super Bowl in as many years as they became the third team to ever win back-to-back Super Bowl games. The year before, the Steelers defeated the Minnesota Vikings 16-6.Super Bowl V took place on Jan.17,1971 at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida before a crowd of 79,204 people. The Baltimore Colts were able to squeak past the Dallas Cowboys 16-13. Dallas would go on to appear in seven other Super Bowl games up until this point, and they have a pretty good record in them as well. The Cowboys are currently 5-3 in NFL championship games. Dallas has not been back to the big game since 1995.The Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders have appeared in five Super Bowl games, winning three of them and losing two. The Raiders' last appearance in the Super Bowl came in 2002.The first ever Super Bowl in history pitted the Green Bay Packers against Kansas City Chiefs in the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. It took place on Jan. 15, 1967, and a crowd of almost 62,000 watched the Packers destroy the Chiefs 35-10. This one wasn't even close, and it wasn't like it really was expected to be. The Packers were a dominant team, and it would show as they would go on to win next year's championship game as well.Super Bowl I was the first ever game of its kind, but it certainly would not be the last.View the list »
This year's Super Bowl will give us the 47th winner of the NFL's biggest game each year.

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Super Bowl XLVII is almost here and it will be played in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013. Either the San Francisco 49ers or the Baltimore Ravens will be the 47th winner in the NFL's largest game of each season, but many may not realize that this won't be the first Super Bowl victory for either team.

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Actually, both teams are undefeated in their Super Bowl appearances.

The Baltimore Ravens only have one previous Super Bowl appearance in their history, but it was a good one. Back in 2001, the Ravens destroyed the New York Giants 34-7 in Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. They would very much like a repeat performance in this year's game.

The San Francisco 49ers on the other hand, haven't been to the Super Bowl since defeating the San Diego Chargers 49-26 in 1995. That thrashing happened to be their fifth Super Bowl victory in five attempts.

Needless to say, but both teams would like to escape New Orleans with a perfect Super Bowl record still intact.

Below is a full list of every Super Bowl winner, in order, throughout the history of the game.

  1. Green Bay Packers
  2. Green Bay Packers
  3. New York Jets
  4. Kansas City Chiefs
  5. Baltimore Colts
  6. Dallas Cowboys
  7. Miami Dolphins
  8. Miami Dolphins
  9. Pittsburgh Steelers
  10. Pittsburgh Steelers
  11. Oakland Raiders
  12. Dallas Cowboys
  13. Pittsburgh Steelers
  14. Pittsburgh Steelers
  15. Oakland Raiders
  16. San Francisco 49ers
  17. Washington Redskins
  18. Los Angeles Raiders
  19. San Francisco 49ers
  20. Chicago Bears
  21. New York Giants
  22. Washington Redskins
  23. San Francisco 49ers
  24. San Francisco 49ers
  25. New York Giants
  26. Washington Redskins
  27. Dallas Cowboys
  28. Dallas Cowboys
  29. San Francisco 49ers
  30. Dallas Cowboys
  31. Green Bay Packers
  32. Denver Broncos
  33. Denver Broncos
  34. St. Louis Rams
  35. Baltimore Ravens
  36. New England Patriots
  37. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  38. New England Patriots
  39. New England Patriots
  40. Pittsburgh Steelers
  41. Indianapolis Colts
  42. New York Giants
  43. Pittsburgh Steelers
  44. New Orleans Saints
  45. Green Bay Packers
  46. New York Giants

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  • The first ever Super Bowl in history pitted the Green Bay Packers against Kansas City Chiefs in the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. It took place on Jan. 15, 1967, and a crowd of almost 62,000 watched the Packers destroy the Chiefs 35-10. This one wasn't even close, and it wasn't like it really was expected to be. The Packers were a dominant team, and it would show as they would go on to win next year's championship game as well.Super Bowl I was the first ever game of its kind, but it certainly would not be the last.
  • Super Bowl V took place on Jan.17,1971 at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida before a crowd of 79,204 people. The Baltimore Colts were able to squeak past the Dallas Cowboys 16-13. Dallas would go on to appear in seven other Super Bowl games up until this point, and they have a pretty good record in them as well. The Cowboys are currently 5-3 in NFL championship games. Dallas has not been back to the big game since 1995.The Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders have appeared in five Super Bowl games, winning three of them and losing two. The Raiders' last appearance in the Super Bowl came in 2002.
  • The tenth Super Bowl in history also took place from the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida, and it went down on Jan. 18, 1976. The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 21-17 in a close game that was a thriller to all those watching in person or at home.Dallas was back in the big game, but was on the losing end of things again as they couldn't keep up with the Steelers. Pittsburgh was able to pick up their second Super Bowl in as many years as they became the third team to ever win back-to-back Super Bowl games. The year before, the Steelers defeated the Minnesota Vikings 16-6.
  • Super Bowl XV went inside as the Oakland Raiders defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 27-10 inside the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. The game took place on Jan. 25, 1981, in front of a crowd of 76,135. Oakland was appearing in their third Super Bowl and the Eagles in their first.This was the second time that the Superdome had hosted the Super Bowl, and it would become a staple in the rotation to this very day. It was not the second time for New Orleans though. Before the Superdome was around, the Super Bowl was played three times in New Orleans at Tulane Stadium.
  • Super Bowl XX also took place inside the Superdome, but this game saw the Chicago Bears demolish the New England Patriots 46-10. It took place on Jan. 26, 1986, but is a day that will go down in history as the day the "Fridge" plowed into the end zone.This lopsided score wasn't much of a surprise to those that followed the Bears. The team had a defense that were first in scoring defense and were led by Mike Singletary and Richard Dent. Singletary was the NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 1985 and Dent ended up being the Super Bowl MVP. The offense wasn't too shabby either as they were led by Jim McMahon and Walter Payton.
  • Super Bowl XXV saw a nail-biter as the New York Giants edged the Buffalo Bills 20-19, thanks to a last-second field goal attempt by Bills' kicker Scott Norwood that went wide right. Everyone watching football around the world sat on the edge of their seats as Norwood lined up for the kick. "Wide" right is an overstatement as it barely missed the uprights as it sailed outside of them, and the sideline for the Giants erupted.The game, played in Tampa Stadium, is also remembered for Whitney Houston's amazing rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner." It still is listed as one of the greatest versions of the National Anthem in history.
  • The last time the San Francisco 49ers appeared in the Super Bowl, they decimated the San Diego Chargers 49-26 in front of over 74,000 in Joe Robbie Stadium. Led by quarterback Steve Young, it seemed as if this game would be no contest right from the beginning. Young had truly stepped out of the shadow of the legendary Joe Montana, and proved to the world that he could lead a team to success.San Francisco opened it up early with a 14-0 lead and just kept pouring it on from there. It was 28-10 by halftime, and virtually over for the Chargers.
  • Super Bowl XXX pitted the Dallas Cowboys against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The eighth appearance in the big game netted a win for Dallas as they defeated the Steelers 27-17 in the Georgia Dome. At this point in NFL history, the San Francisco 49ers had the record for most Super Bowl victories with five. A win by either the Steelers or Cowboys would give them a tie for that record.Dallas made their eighth Super Bowl appearance in this game, and they managed to give the Steelers their first Super Bowl loss in the franchise's history.
  • Baltimore (the Ravens, that is) has had one appearance in the Super Bowl, and it was a 34-7 thrashing of the New York Giants back on Jan. 28, 2001. The Ravens had a 17-0 lead before the Giants got on the board at all. From that point on, Baltimore continued to pour it on by scoring another 17 unanswered points to close out the game.Ray Lewis is the only remaining member from that championship winning team that is still with the Ravens. Lewis ended up being the MVP of Super Bowl XXXV with three solo tackles, two assists, and defending four passes. He was the second linebacker in Super Bowl history to be named MVP.
  • Super Bowl XL had a crowd of 68,206 in Ford Field watch the Pittsburgh Steelers win another one as they defeated the Seattle Seahawks 21-10. That visit to the Super Bowl was the first and only appearance in the big game for the Seahawks. Some questionable officiating in this game is what a lot of people still bring to the table when discussing it, but it isn't what lost the game for Seattle.
  • Aaron Rodgers was able to step out of the shadow of Brett Favre as he led the Green Bay Packers to a 31-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLV. Green Bay opened up the game quickly with a 14-0 lead, but could do almost nothing as the Steelers stormed back. The game stayed close for the remainder, but Green Bay was able to pull ahead for good in the fourth quarter.Oh yeah, and this is a rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner" that many would like to forget as Christina Aguilera forgot the words.
  • Being played on Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013, either the San Francisco 49ers or the Baltimore Ravens will become the 47th winner of the NFL championship. Unfortunately, one of those teams will also become the 47th loser in the biggest game of each year. Ray Lewis is hoping for one more victory as his career comes to a close after this game, but the young upstart Colin Kaepernick will do whatever it takes to show that he is worthy of being a starting quarterback for the 49ers.
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