1. Raiders and Redskins
   Packers and Chiefs
2. Cowboys and Browns
   Giants and Bears

Vince Lombardi led the Packers to victories in both of the first two Super Bowls. As a coach, Lombardi was known for his legendary speeches and relationship with his players.

1. Jets and Colts
   Bears and Patriots
2. Redskins and Dolphins
   Eagles and Steelers

Joe Namath was famous for his easy attitude and flamboyant attire which made him a celebrity off the field. His personality earned him the nickname "Broadway Joe."

1. Colts and Packers
   Raiders and Bears
2. Bengals and Lions
   Colts and Cowboys

The Cowboys lost Super Bowl V to the Colts 16-13. Despite the loss, Cowboys' linebacker Chuck Howley was named the MVP of the game after recording two interceptions.

1. Steelers and Packers
   Raiders and 49ers
2. Dolphins and Redskins
   Jets and Cardinals

The 1972 Miami Dolphins are the only undefeated team to win a Super Bowl in NFL history. The team finished the year with a 14-0 record, defeating the Redskins 14-7 in Super Bowl VII.

1. Bengals and Cowboys
   Oilers and Lions
2. Dolphins and Vikings
   Chiefs and 49ers

Don Shula coached the Miami Dolphins from 1970 until 1995. While in Miami, Shula won two Super Bowls and five AFC championships.

1. Steelers and Vikings
   Cardinals and Bills
2. Rams and Raiders
   Cowboys and Jets

Franco Harris, fullback for the Steelers, was named the MVP of Super Bowl IX. During the game, he rushed for 158 yards, which exceeded​ the yardage the Vikings had in total offense.

1. Bills and Redskins
   Raiders and Vikings
2. Dolphins and Rams
   Oilers and Eagles

Coached by John Madden, the Raiders won their first Super Bowl on Jan. 9, 1977. The Raiders won the game by overcoming a Vikings' defensive line that was known as the "Purple People Eaters" because of their ability to get after the quarterback.

1. Eagles and Jets
   Rams and Patriots
2. Lions and Colts
   Cowboys and Broncos

Super Bowl XII was played at the Louisiana Superdome, a stadium that had only opened a few years prior. Aside from being the first championship game played in a dome, it was also the first Super Bowl to take place during prime time.

1. Patriots and Packers
   Raiders and Bears
2. Steelers and Rams
   Broncos and Vikings

Super Bowl XIV set a championship game record for the NFL with a crowd of 103,985. The game was played at the famous Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

1. Colts and Saints
   Dolphins and Rams
2. Raiders and Eagles
   Patriots and Lions

The Raiders took an early 14-0 lead against the Eagles in Super Bowl XV and never looked back. Quarterback for the Raiders, Jim Plunkett, threw three touchdown passes in the game, earning him the MVP.

1. 49ers and Bengals
   Rams and Chiefs
2. Packers and Colts
   Redskins and Chargers

The 1981-82 49ers were coached by Bill Walsh, who took over the team in 1979. Walsh won his first of two NFL Coach of the Year awards after guiding the 49ers to a 13-3 record.

1. Giants and Jets
   Redskins and Dolphins
2. Bears and Bills
   Saints and Broncos

Super Bowl XVII was played after a shortened NFL season due to a players' strike. Teams only played nine games during the regular season, and the playoffs were extended to include 16 teams.

1. Raiders and Redskins
   Patriots and Bears
2. Colts and 49ers
   Dolphins and Packers

Occurring on Jan. 22, 1984, Super Bowl XVIII was the last Super Bowl won by an AFC team until 1997. In the game, the Raiders dominated the Redskins 38-9.

1. Rams and Dolphins
   Falcons and Jets
2. Giants and Colts
   49ers and Dolphins

Joe Montana played in four Super Bowls during his career. He was named the MVP of four of those games, including Super Bowl XIX against the Dolphins, where he threw for 331 yards and three touchdowns.

1. 49ers and Bills
   Bears and Patriots
2. Falcons and Oilers
   Saints and Chiefs

The 1985 Bears were led by a tough defense, allowing only 12.4 points per game. The defense was coached by Buddy Ryan, who introduced a 4-6 defensive scheme that offenses struggled to overcome.

1. Steelers and Lions
   Dolphins and Packers
2. Broncos and Giants
   Raiders and Cowboys

Super Bowl XXI marked the first time the Giants appeared in a Super Bowl. The team, which went 14-2 in the regular season, was led by a defense known as the "Big Blue Wrecking Crew."

1. Bears and Bills
   Saints and Chargers
2. Cowboys and Chiefs
   Redskins and Broncos

The Redskins have taken a hit in recent years because of the team's mascot name, which has been criticized by some Native American groups. However, owner Daniel Snyder refuses to change the name, citing tradition as his reasoning.

1. Rams and Patriots
   49ers and Bengals
2. Bears and Dolphins
   Cowboys and Colts

Wide receiver Jerry Rice was named the MVP of Super Bowl XXIII. Rice finished his career in the NFL as the all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards.

1. Lions and Raiders
   Cardinals and Broncos
2. Giants and Bills
   Saints and Oilers

Super Bowl XXV was decided on a missed last-second field goal by Scott Norwood. The kick famously became known as the "Wide Right" kick.

1. Cowboys and Bills
   49ers and Dolphins
2. Rams and Steelers
   Packers and Chiefs

The Bills are the only team in NFL history to lose four straight Super Bowls. The four losses were difficult for a team which revolutionized how offensive football is played.

1. Oilers and Cowboys
   Steelers and Saints
2. Chargers and 49ers
   Patriots and Seahawks

Quarterback Steve Young was trying to overcome the shadow of Joe Montana, who won four Super Bowls with the 49ers. He would finally do it on Jan. 29, 1995, after crushing the Chargers 49-26 and earning the Super Bowl MVP.

1. Bears and Dolphins
   Cowboys and Steelers
2. Redskins and Colts
   Rams and Chiefs

The Cowboys acquired Deion Sanders prior to the 1995-96 season. Deion Sanders was viewed as the balance of power since he played for the 49ers the season before, when they won the Super Bowl.

1. Packers and Patriots
   Bears and Raiders
2. Seahawks and Broncos
   Cardinals and Jets

On Jan. 26, 1997, the Packers won their first Super Bowl since 1967 when they were coached by Vince Lombardi. Desmond Howard was named the MVP of the game, racking up 244 return yards between both punt returns and kickoff returns.

1. Oilers and Vikings
   Bengals and Saints
2. Ravens and Falcons
   Broncos and Packers

John Elway spent his entire 16-year career with the Denver Broncos. He went to three Super Bowls during the '80s but lost all three. However, he got his revenge in 1997 and 1998, winning back-to-back Super Bowls before retiring as a champion.

1. Rams and Titans
   Seahawks and Chargers
2. Saints and Dolphins
   Panthers and Ravens

The Tennessee Titans came up one yard short of winning Super Bowl XXXIV. The Rams' win came after receiver Kevin Dyson was tackled on the one-yard line by Mike Jones of the Rams.

1. Cardinals and Patriots
   Ravens and Giants
2. Falcons and Jets
   Bills and Buccaneers

The Ravens dominated the Giants 34-7 with the Giants' lone touchdown coming on a kickoff return in the third quarter. On the very next kickoff, the Ravens returned the ball for a touchdown of their own.

1. Chiefs and Eagles
   Raiders and Buccaneers
2. Patriots and Rams
   Ravens and Falcons

Tom Brady is a record-holding, five-time Super Bowl Champion. Of those five Super Bowls, Brady was named the MVP four times.

1. Lions and Jaguars
   Packers and Browns
2. Vikings and Colts
   Buccaneers and Raiders

Jon Gruden moved to the Buccaneers from the Raiders prior to the 2002 season. In his first season with the Buccaneers, Gruden led them to a Super Bowl where he defeated his former team 48-21.

1. Ravens and Seahawks
   Bills and Cardinals
2. Chargers and 49ers
   Colts and Bears

Super Bowl XLI gave Peyton Manning the first Super Bowl of his career. Manning's first championship came after years of being criticized for only being a regular season quarterback who couldn't win in the playoffs.

1. Lions and Patriots​
   Falcons and Broncos
2. Packers and Steelers
   Cardinals and Ravens

Super Bowl XLV came down to the final drive of the game. Down by six points, the Steelers got the ball back with over two minutes left on the clock, but they turned the ball over on downs after only gaining a few yards on the drive.

1. Ravens and 49ers
   Texans and Buccaneers
2. Titans and Packers
   Colts and Seahawks

Super Bowl XLVII was the final game for Ray Lewis, one of the greatest linebackers to ever take the field. Lewis' career lasted 17 years, all with the Baltimore Ravens.

1. Cardinals and Patriots
   Seahawks and Broncos
2. Jaguars and Redskins
   Dolphins and Vikings

"The Legion of Boom" was led by players like Richard Sherman and Earl Thomas. As of 2018, Earl Thomas is the only member of the legion left on the Seahawks' roster.

1. Dolphins and Lions
   Texans and Saints
2. Broncos and Panthers
   Browns and Eagles

After 18 seasons in the NFL, Peyton Manning retired after winning Super Bowl 50. Manning finished his career as a five-time NFL MVP and two-time Super Bowl champion.

1. Patriots and Falcons
   Steelers and Saints
2. Ravens and Vikings
   Browns and 49ers

After being down 28-3 in the third quarter, the Patriots made one of the greatest comebacks in NFL history to force Super Bowl LI into overtime. In overtime, the Patriots scored a touchdown on the first drive, winning the game.

1. Redskins and Raiders
   Giants and Broncos
2. 49ers and Bills
   Eagles and Patriots

After Eagles' starting quarterback Carson Wentz tore his ACL in the regular season, Nick Foles took over to lead the Eagles through the playoffs. Led by a tough defense and smart playcalling, the Eagles defeated the Patriots in Super Bowl LII, and Foles was named the Super Bowl MVP.