Records set at Super Bowl XLVII

(Jacoby Jones) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.(Destiny's Child) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.(The Harbaugh Brothers) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.View the list »
Super Bowl XLVII ended up being a nail-biter, and a record breaker.

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Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.

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Super Bowl XLVII ended up being a nail-biter, and a record breaker.

The following are some of the records that were set or tied for Super Bowl XLVII, as compiled by FOX Sports.

XLVII records set:

  • Most Combined Yards: 290 by Ravens’ Jacoby Jones
  • Longest Play: 108 yard kickoff return, by Ravens’ Jacoby Jones
  • Longest Kickoff Return: 108 yards, by Ravens’ Jacoby Jones
  • Longest Kickoff Return for Touchdown: by Ravens’ Jacoby Jones
  • Longest Touchdown Run, Quarterback: 15 yards ,by 49ers’ Colin Kaepernick

XLVII records tied:

  • Most Touchdowns, Plays of 50-or-More Yards: 2, by Ravens’ Jacoby Jones
  • Most Receiving Yards, Game, Tight End: 104, by 49ers’ Vernon Davis
  • Most Safeties, Game: 1, by 49ers’ Chris Culliver
  • Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Returns, Game, Team: 1, Baltimore Ravens
  • Most Safeties, Game, Team: 1, San Francisco 49ers
  • Most Players, 100-or-More Receiving Yards, Game, Team: 2, San Francisco (Michael Crabtree 109, Vernon Davis, 104)
  • Most Points, Third Quarter, Both Teams: 24 (San Francisco 17, Baltimore 7)
  • Most Field Goals, Game, Both Teams: 5 (San Francisco 3, Baltimore 2)

Additionally, Ravens’ quarterback Joe Flacco tied records previously held by Joe Montana and Jurt Warner for throwing 11 postseason touchdown passes. After last night’s win, Flacco’s reportedly looking at a $100 million deal from the Ravens.

Ravens’ Ed Reed tied the records shared by Charlie Waters, Bill Simpson and Ronnie Lott by making 9 interceptions during the postseason. Reportedly, Ed Reed, who’s always threatening to retire, said after the game last night that “I’m not done yet.”

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  • (The Harbaugh Brothers) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
  • (Destiny's Child) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
  • (Jacoby Jones) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
  • (Ray Lewis' Last Ride) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
  • (Ed Reed) Super Bowl Records, Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers, Jacoby Jones, Joe FlaccoLast night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
  • (Boldin and Chris Culliver) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
  • (Joe Flacco) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
  • (Vernon Davis) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
  • (Colin Kaepernick) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
  • (Joe Flacco and Ray Lewis) Last night’s Super Bowl will go down in memory as the one where the head-coaches from the opposing teams were brothers, to the Ravens domineering the first-half, to the surprise Destiny’s Child reunion during the half-time show, to Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones’ 108 yard kickoff return to start off the 3rd quarter, to the 37-minute Super Dome power outage game delay, followed by the 49ers’ threat to upset the Ravens for the remainder of the second-half.
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