Super Bowl Logo's and Results
Not 2024
Someday, Maybe
Franchise Football League
est 1989
Championship Game I (SBI)
Kansas City 10
Green Bay 35
MVP Bart Starr
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Championship Game 2 (SBII)
Green Bay 33
Oakland 14
MVP Bart Starr
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* SB 3 (SBIII)
New York Jets 16
Baltimore Colts 7
MVP Joe Namath
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SB 4 (SBIV)
Minnesota 7
Kansas City 23
MVP Len Dawson
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* SBV
Baltimore Colts 16
Dallas 13
MVP Chuck Howley
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Rollover for answer
VI
Dallas 24
Miami 3
MVP R Staubach
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VII
Miami 24
Washington 3
MVP Jake Scott
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VIII
Minnesota 7
Miami 24
MVP Larry Csonka
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IX
Pittsburgh 16
Minnesota 6
MVP Franco Harris
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X
Dallas 17
Pittsburgh 21
MVP Lynn Swan
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Players - Multi-time MVP
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Tom Brady
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5
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Joe Montana
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3
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Patrick Mahomes
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3
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Bart Starr
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2
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Terry Bradshaw
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2
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Eli Manning
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2
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MVP's by position
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QB
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33
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RB
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7
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WR
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8
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TE
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0
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K
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0
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Def
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9 *
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ST
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1
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Super Bowls by state
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Florida
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17
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California
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15*
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Louisiana
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11*
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Texas
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4
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Arizona
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4
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Georgia
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3
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Minnesota
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2
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Michigan
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2
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Indiana
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1
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New Jersey
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1
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Nevada
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1
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* future Super Bowl sites included (LIII - LX)
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Super Bowl appearances
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New England Patriots
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11
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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8
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Dallas Cowboys
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8
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Denver Broncos
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8
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San Francisco 49ers
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8
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Kansas City Chiefs
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6
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Green Bay Packers
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5
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New York Giants
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5
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Oakland/LA/LV Raiders
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5
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Washington Redskins
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5
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Miami Dolphins
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5
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St Louis/LA Rams
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5
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Balt/Indianapolis Colts
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4
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Buffalo Bills
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4
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Minnesota Vikings
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4
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Philadelphia Eagles
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4
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Seattle Seahawks
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3
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Cincinnati Bengals
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3
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Baltimore Ravens
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2
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Chicago Bears
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2
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Carolina Panthers
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2
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Atlanta Falcons
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2
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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2
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New York Jets
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1
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Arizona Cardinals
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1
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New Orleans Saints
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1
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SD/LA Chargers
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1
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Tennessee Titans
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1
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Cleveland Browns
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0
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Detroit Lions
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0
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Jacksonville Jaguars
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0
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Houston Texans
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0
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XI
Oakland 32
Minnesota 14
MVP Fred Bilennikoff
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XII
Dallas 27
Denver 10
MVP Harvey Martin - Randy White
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XIII
Pittsburgh 35
Dallas 31
MVP Terry Bradshaw
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XIV
LA Rams 19
Pittsburgh 31
MVP Terry Bradshaw
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XV
Oakland 27
Philadelphia 10
MVP Jim Plunkett
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XVI
SF 49ers 26
Cincinnati 21
MVP Joe Montana
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XVII
Miami 17
Washington 27
MVP John Riggins
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XVIII
Washington 9
LA Raiders 38
MVP Marcus Allen
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XIX
Miami 16
SF 49ers 38
MVP Joe Montana
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XX
Chicago 46
New England 10
MVP Richard Dent
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XXI
Denver 20
NY Giants 39
MVP Phil Simms
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XXII
Washington 42
Denver 10
MVP Doug Williams
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XXIII
Cincinnati 16
SF 49ers 20
MVP Jerry Rice
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XXIV
SF 49ers 55
Denver 10
MVP Joe Montana
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XXV
Buffalo 19
NY Giants 20
MVP Ottis Anderson
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XXVI
Washington 37
Buffalo 24
MVP Mark Rypien
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XXVII
Buffalo 17
Dallas 52
MVP Troy Aikman
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XXVIII
Dallas 30
Buffalo 13
MVP Emmitt Smith
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XXIX
San Diego 26
SF 49ers 49
MVP Steve Young
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XXX
Dallas 27
Pittsburgh 17
MVP Larry Brown
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XXXI
New England 21
Green Bay 35
MVP Desmond Howard
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XXXII
Green Bay 24
Denver 31
MVP Terrell Davis
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XXXIII
Denver 34
Atlanta 19
MVP John Elway
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XXXIV
StL Rams 23
Tennessee 16
MVP Kurt Warner
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XXXV
Baltimore Ravens 34
NY Giants 7
MVP Ray Lewis
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Note: Chuck Howley is the only MVP who's team lost the Super Bowl. SB V
* SB XII - Co-MVP's
XXXVI
StL Rams 17
New England 20
MVP Tom Brady
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XXXVII
Oakland 21
Tampa Bay 48
MVP Dexter Jackson
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XXXVIII
Carolina 29
New England 32
MVP Tom Brady
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XXXIX
New England 24
Philadelphia 21
MVP Deion Branch
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XL
Seattle 10
Pittsburgh 21
MVP Hines Ward
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XLI
Indianapolis 29
Chicago 17
MVP Peyton Manning
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XLII
NY Giants 17
New England 14
MVP Eli Manning
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XLIII
Pittsburgh 27
Arizona 23
MVP Santonio Holmes
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XLIV
New Orleans 31
Indianapolis 17
MVP Drew Brees
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XLV
Green Bay 31
Pittsburgh 25
MVP Aaron Rodgers
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XLVI
NY Giants 21
New England 17
MVP Eli Manning
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XLVII
Baltimore 34
San Francisco 31
MVP Joe Flacco
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XLVIII
Seattle 43
Denver 8
MVP Malcolm Smith
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XLIX
New England 28
Seattle 24
MVP Tom Brady
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50
Denver 24
Carolina 10
MVP Von Miller
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LI
New England 34 OT
Atlanta 28
MVP Tom Brady
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LII
Philadelphia 41
New England 33
MVP Nick Foles
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LIII
New England 13
LA Rams. 3
MVP Julian Edelman
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LIV
Kansas City 31
San Francisco 20
MVP Patrick Mahomes
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LV
Kansas City 9
Tampa Bay 31
MVP .Tom Brady
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LVI
Cincinnati 20
LA Rams 23
MVP Cooper Kupp
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LVII
Kansas City 38
Philadelphia 35
MVP Patrick Mahomes
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LVIII
Kansas City 25
San Feancisco 22
MVP Patrick Mahomes
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LIX
Mercedes Benz Superdome
New Orleans, LA
MVP
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LX
Levis Stadium
San Francisco, CA
MVP
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Coach
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Wins
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SB's
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Team
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Coach
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Losses
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SB's
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Team
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Bill Belichick
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6
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9
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New England
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Don Shula
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4
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6
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Baltimore Colts, Miami
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Chuck Noll
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4
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4
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Pittsburgh
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Bud Grant
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4
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4
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Minnesota
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Joe Gibbs
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3
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4
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Washington
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Marv Levy
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4
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4
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Buffalo
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Andy Reid
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3
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3
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Philadelphia, Kansas City
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Dan Reeves
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4
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4
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Denver, Atlanta
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Bill Walsh
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3
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3
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San Francisco
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Tom Landry
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3
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5
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Dallas
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Don Shula
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2
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6
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Baltimore Colts. Miami
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Bill Belichick
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3
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9
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New England
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Tom Landry
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2
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5
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Dallas
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Mike Holmgren
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2
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3
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Green Bay, Seattle
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Bill Parcels
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2
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3
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NY Giants, New England
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John Fox
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2
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2
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Carolina, Denver
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Tom Flores
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2
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2
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Oakland / Los Angeles
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Kyle Shanahan
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2
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2
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San Fransisco
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Jimmy Johnson
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2
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2
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Dallas
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Joe Gibbs
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1
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4
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Washington
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Tom Coughlin
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2
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2
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NY Giants
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Andy Reid
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1
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3
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Philadelphia, Kansas City
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George Seifert
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2
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2
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San Francisco
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Bill Parcels
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1
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3
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NY Giants, New England
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Mike Shanahan
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2
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2
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Denver
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Bill Cowher
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1
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2
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Pittsburgh
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Vince Lombardi
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2
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2
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Green Bay
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Hank Stram
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1
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2
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Kansas City
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Hall of Fame - coach Active - coach
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Pete Carroll
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1
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2
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Seattle
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Dick Vermeil
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1
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2
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Philadelphia, St Louis
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Mike Tomlin
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1
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2
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Pittsburgh
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Super Bowl Standings as of SB LVIII
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Last
SB
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Team
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W
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L
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Pct
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PF
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PA
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Baltimore Ravens
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2
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0
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1.000
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65
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35
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XLVII
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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2
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0
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1.000
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79
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30
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LV
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New Orleans Saints
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1
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0
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1.000
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31
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17
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XLIV
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New York Jets
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1
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0
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1.000
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16
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7
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III
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Green Bay Packers
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4
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1
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.800
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158
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101
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XLV
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New York Giants
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4
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1
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.800
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104
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104
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XLVI
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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6
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2
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.750
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193
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164
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XLV
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Kansas City Chiefs
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4
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2
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667
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136
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150
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LVIII
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SF 49ers
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5
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3
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625
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258
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176
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LVIII
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Dallas Cowboys
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5
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3
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.625
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221
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132
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XXX
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Oakland/LA/LV Raiders
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3
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2
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.600
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132
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114
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XXXVII
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Washington Redskins
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3
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2
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.600
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122
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103
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XXVI
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New England Patriots
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6
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5
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545
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246
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282
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LIII
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Baltimore/ Ind. Colts
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2
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2
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.500
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69
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77
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XLIV
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Chicago Bears
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1
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1
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.500
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63
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39
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XLI
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St Louis/LA Rams
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2
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3
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400
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85
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100
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LVI
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Miami Dolphins
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2
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3
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.400
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74
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103
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XIX
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Denver Broncos
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3
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5
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.375
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147
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259
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50
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Seattle Seahawks
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1
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2
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.333
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77
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57
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XLIX
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Philadelphia Eagles
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1
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3
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250
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107
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122
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LVII
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Arizona Cardinals
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0
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1
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000
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23
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27
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XLIII
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SD/LA Chargers
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0
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1
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000
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26
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49
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XXIX
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Tennessee Titans
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0
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1
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000
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16
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23
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XXXIV
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Atlanta Falcons
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0
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2
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000
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53
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62
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LI
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Carolina Panthers
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0
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2
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.000
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39
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56
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50
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Cincinnati Bengals
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0
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3
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000
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60
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69
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LVI
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Buffalo Bills
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0
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4
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000
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73
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139
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XXVIII
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Minnesota Vikings
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0
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4
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000
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34
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95
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XI
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Cleveland Browns
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0
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0
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000
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0
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0
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Detroit Lions
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0
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0
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000
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0
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0
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Houston Texans
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0
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0
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000
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0
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0
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Jacksonville Jaguars
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0
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0
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000
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0
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0
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Stadiums that have hosted or are scheduled to host the Super Bowl
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Name
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Location
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# Hosted
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Years
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Caesars Superdome
Mercedes-Benz Superdome
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New Orleans, Louisiana
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8*
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1978,1981,1986,1990,1997, 2002, 2013,
2025 *
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Joe Robbie/Pro Player/Dolphin/Sun Life Stadium / New Miami Stadium / Hard Rock Stadium
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Miami Gardens, Florida
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6
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1989, 1995, 1999, 2007, 2010, 2020
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Miami Orange Bowl
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Miami, Florida
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5
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1968, 1969, 1971, 1976, 1979
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Rose Bowl
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Pasadena, California
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5
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1977, 1980, 1983, 1987, 1993
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Raymond James Stadium
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Tampa, Florida
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3
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2001, 2009, 2021
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State Farm Stadium (University of Phoenix Stadium)
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Glendale, Arizona
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3
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2008, 2015, 2023
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Tulane Stadium
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New Orleans, Louisiana
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3
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1970, 1972, 1975
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Jack Murphy/Qualcomm Stadium
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San Diego, California
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3
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1988, 1998, 2003
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Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
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Los Angeles, California
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2
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1967, 1973
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Tampa Stadium
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Tampa, Florida
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2
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1984, 1991
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Georgia Dome
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Atlanta, Georgia
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2
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1994, 2000
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NRG (Reliant) Stadium
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Houston, Texas
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2
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2004, 2017
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Levi's Stadium
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Santa Clara, California
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2
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2016, 2026 *
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SoFi Stadium
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Inglewood, California
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2
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2022, 2027*
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Mercedes-Benz Stadium
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Atlanta, Georgia
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1
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2019
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Sun Devil Stadium
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Tempe, Arizona
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1
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1996
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Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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1
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1992
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US Bank Stadium
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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1
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2018
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Rice Stadium
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Houston, Texas
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1
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1974
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Pontiac Silverdome (no longer usable)
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Pontiac, Michigan
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1
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1982
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Ford Field
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Detroit, Michigan
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1
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2006
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ALLTEL Stadium
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Jacksonville, Florida
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1
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2005
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Stanford Stadium
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Stanford, California
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1
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1985
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AT&T Stadium (Cowboys Stadium)
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Arlington, Texas
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1
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2011
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Lucas Oil Stadium
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Indianapolis, Indiana
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1
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2012
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MetLife Stadium
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East Rutherford, New Jersey
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1
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2014
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Allegiant Stadium
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Las Vegas, Nevada
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1
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2024
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italics indicate a stadium that has been demolished
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* references a future Super Bowl site
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First Super Bowl
January 15, 1967
(1966 season)
Championship Game
"Super Bowl" became official beginning with the third annual game. Roman numerals were first affixed for the fifth edition, in January 1971. (orig. Lamar Hunt)
Lamar Hunt, owner of the AFL's Kansas City Chiefs, first used the term "Super Bowl" to refer to the NFL-AFL championship game in the merger meetings. Hunt later said the name was likely in his head because his children had been playing with a Super Ball toy; a vintage example of the ball is on display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. In a July 25, 1966, letter to NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle, Hunt wrote, "I have kiddingly called it the 'Super Bowl,' which obviously can be improved upon." Super Bowl IV was the last game played against the AFL and NFL Champions. The two leagues joined together as the NFL.
Super Bowl LVIX (Feb. 9, 2025*): New Orleans (Fox)
Super Bowl LVX (February, 2026): San Francisco
Super Bowl LXI (February 2027) Inglewood, CA
LXI
SoFi Stadium
Inglewood, California
MVP
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LXII
MVP
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LXIII
MVP
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LXIV
MVP
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LXV
MVP
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