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Da ist sie! Die Vince Lombardi Trophy - die Trophäe für den Champion des Super Bowl. Die LA Rams gewannen den Titel, indem sie Cincinnati besiegten. Hier ist eine Übersicht aller Champions.
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I: Green Bay Packers vs. Kansas City Chiefs 35:10 – Rückblickend wurde das „AFL-NFL World Championship Game“ als Super Bowl I bekannt. Im Los Angeles Coliseum hatten die Packers alles im Griff, Quarterback Bart Starr wurde ob MVP
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II: Green Bay Packers - Oakland Raiders 33:14 - Ein Jahr später gelang den Packers die Titelverteidigung in Miami. Auf der linken Seite läuft Boyd Dowler einen 62-Yard-TD-Lauf. Übrigens, der Herr, der im dünnen Draht lacht, ist Packers-Cheftrainer Vince Lombardi.
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III: New York Jets v Baltimore Colts 16:7 - Da, Jets-Quarterback Joe Namaths Helm. Mit einem Touchdown (negativer Rekord für den Sieger) und drei Field Goals überwältigten die Jets den NFL-Favoriten Namath und wurden MVP
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IV: Kansas City Chiefs – Minnesota Vikings 23:7: Begrüßen Sie die Kamera, Len Dawson! Der damals 34-jährige Quarterback führte die Outsiders K.C. zum Titel und wurde später als MVP geehrt. Wieder einmal gewann der AFL-Außenseiter
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V: Baltimore Colts - Dallas Cowboys 16:13 - Großartig! Die Colts bekamen dieses Juwel für ihren Sieg über die Cowboys. In einem sehr schlechten Spiel, das als „Blunder Bowl“ in die Geschichte eingegangen ist, wurde Colts-Linebacker Chuck Howley MVP.
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VI: Dallas Cowboys – Miami Dolphins 24:3 - Der erste Titel der Cowboys hätte kaum dominanter ausfallen können. 252 Rushing Yards wurden für die wehrlosen Dolphins geschoben. Der MVP in New Orleans war Quarterback Roger Staubach (119 YDS, 2 TD)
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VII: Miami Dolphins v Washington Redskins 14:7 - So sieht ein Super Bowl MVP aus! Sicherheit Jake Scott und sein Team beendeten eine "perfekte Saison" für die Dolphins, indem sie die Redskins besiegten. 17 Spiele, 17 Siege!
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VIII: Miami Dolphins – Minnesota Vikings 24:7 – Angeführt von Hall of Fame-Cheftrainer Don Shula (Mitte) holten die Dolphins zwei aufeinanderfolgende Siege. Mit Larry Csonka (rechts) wurde ein Running Back MVP (145 YDS) der Erste
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IX: Pittsburgh Steelers – Minnesota Vikings 16:6 – Quarterback Terry Bradshaw (links) und die „Steel Curtain“-Verteidigung. Die Wikinger hatten keine Chance. MVP war mit Franco Harris, aber ein Quarterback (rechts). Kein Wunder bei 158 Rushing Yards
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X: Pittsburgh Steelers – Dallas Cowboys 21:17 – Ein weiterer Erfolg für die Steelers, und diesmal wurde im Orange Bowl in Miami ein Wide Receiver zum MVP ernannt: Lynn Swann hatte 161 Receiving Yards, darunter einen 64-Yard-Touchdown
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XI: Oakland Raiders - Minnesota Vikings 32:14 - "Gewinne einfach, Baby!" Erster Titel für Raiders-Ikone Al Davis, an dem unter anderem Quarterback Ken Stabler teilnahm. MVP kehrte jedoch mit Fred Biletnikoff (4 Empfänge, 79 YDS) zum Wide Receiver zurück.
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XII: Dallas Cowboys v Denver Broncos 27:10 – Die „Boys“ „Doomsday Defense“ vs. Denvers „Orange Smash Defense“: Früher waren Spitznamen beeindruckend. Dallas gewann, wobei Tackle Randy White und End Harvey Martin Co-MVPs wurden
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XIII: Pittsburgh Steelers – Dallas Cowboys 35:31 – Zum ersten Mal gab es im Orange Bowl ein Super-Bowl-Rematch und erneut schlugen die Steelers QB und MVP Terry Bradshaw (318 YDS, 4 TDs)
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XIV: Pittsburgh Steelers – Los Angeles Rams 31:19 – Am 20. Januar 1980 feierte Terry Bradshaw einen weiteren Titel. Gegen die Rams gab es drei Interceptions, aber auch 309 Yards und zwei Touchdowns.
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XV: Oakland Raiders 27-10 Philadelphia Eagles - Zum ersten Mal gewann mit den Raiders ein Wildcard-Team den Titel. Oakland QB Jimmy Plunkett wurde MVP, als Ron Jaworski dreimal von Rod Martin abgefangen wurde
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XVI: San Francisco 49ers - Cincinnati Bengals 26:21 - Erster Titel für Joe Montana! Dank vier Turnovers der Bengals gingen die Niners mit 20:0 in Führung, am Ende wurde Montana zum MVP gekürt
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XVII: Washington Redskins - Miami Dolphins 27:17 - Nach einem Streik der Spieler blieben in der Saison 1982 nur noch neun Spiele übrig, dann ein Playoff-Turnier. So kam es zum Super Bowl VII Skins-RB-Rückkampf, bei dem John Riggins 166 Yards und die MVP-Trophäe gewann
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XVIII: Los Angeles Raiders - Washington Redskins 38:9 - "Schwarzer Sonntag" für die Redskins! Die Raiders dominierten das Spiel und zeigten Running Back Marcus Allen (191 YDS, 2 TD).
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XIX: San Francisco 49ers – Miami Dolphins 38:16 – Joe Montana vs. Dan Marino! Das Duell der beiden Super-QBs gestaltete sich ziemlich einseitig. Montana (335 YDS, 3 TD) wurde MVP, und sein Trainer Bill Walsh wurde anschließend gefeiert.
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XX: Chicago Bears - New England Patriots 46:10 - Bis heute werden die "85 Bears" für ihre Verteidigung verehrt. Zu Recht: 7 Sacks gegen Taps, 7 Rushing Yards erlaubt und eine echte Fliegenklatsche. MVP wurde zum defensiven Ende Richard Dent
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XXI: New York Giants 39-20 Denver Broncos – Enge erste Halbzeit, dann erzielten die Giants 26 Punkte in Folge und gewannen leicht. Giants QB Phil Simms (268 YDS, 3 TD) wurde MVP, John Elway musste noch etwas warten
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XXII: Washington Redskins – Denver Broncos 42:10 – MVP Doug Williams (340 YDS, 4 TD, INT) wurde der erste schwarze Quarterback, der einen Super Bowl gewann. Inzwischen waren die Skins 0:10 zu spät...
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XXIII: San Francisco 49ers – Cincinnati Bengals 8:16 – Zum zweiten Mal seit Super Bowl XVII verloren die Bengals gegen Montana und Bill Walsh. Diesmal gab es jedoch einen anderen MVP: Catcher Jerry Rice. Nummer 80 eilte 215 Meter weit
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XXIV: San Francisco 49ers - Denver Broncos 55:10 - Die größte Ohrfeige in der Geschichte des Super Bowl. MVP Joe Montana tat alles (297 YDS, 5 TDs), während Elway bei seiner dritten Niederlage im Super Bowl nichts tat (26.10., 108 YDS, 2 INTs).
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XXV: New York Giants - Buffalo Bills 8:19 - Zwei Mannschaften aus demselben Bundesstaat - das musste knapp werden. Bills-Kicker Scott Norwood verpasste in den letzten Sekunden ein Field Goal, RB Ottis Anderson wurde MVP (102 YDS, TD)
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XXVI: Washington Redskins – Buffalo Bills 37:24 – Bills Quarterback Jim Kelly warf vier Interceptions und wurde viermal entlassen, wodurch die Skins mit 24:0 ins dritte Viertel gingen. MVP im Minneapolis Metrodome wurde QB Mark Rypien (292 YDS, 2 TD, INT)
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XXVII: Dallas Cowboys - Buffalo Bills 52:17 - Zum ersten Mal verlor ein Team drei aufeinanderfolgende Super Bowls. Schlechte Rechnungen. Beim Rose Bowl gab Michael Jackson den Halbzeitakt, doch es stand bereits 28:10. MVP wurde Cowboys-Quarterback Troy Aikman (273 YDS, 4 TD)
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XXVIII: Dallas Cowboys – Buffalo Bills 30:13 – Zum vierten Super Bowl in Folge verlieren die Bills zum vierten Mal. 13:6 brachte Buffalo zur Halbzeit, dann fummelte der Bills-RB. Return-TD, Equalizer, MVP Emmit Smith (132 YDS, 2 TD) tat den Rest
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XXIX: San Francisco 49ers 49-26 San Diego Chargers - Die 49ers waren das erste Team, das seine fünfte Meisterschaft gewann, diesmal mit Quarterback und MVP Steve Young (325 Yards, 6 TDs). Die Chargers waren das klassische Cinderella-Team, aber am Ende hatten sie keine Chance
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Super Bowl XXX: Dallas Cowboys - Pittsburgh Steelers 27:17 - Das amerikanische Team stand zum achten Mal im Finale, sprang am Ende zum fünften Titel. Cornerback Larry Brown wurde mit zwei Interceptions MVP, ging dann ins Weiße Haus
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XXXI: Green Bay Packers 35-21 New England Patriots – Brett Favre vs. Drew Bledsoe, aber MVP wurde Rückkehrer Desmond Howard nach seiner 99-Yard-TD-Rückkehr im dritten Quartal. Zum ersten Mal wurde ein Mitglied eines Spezialteams zum wertvollsten Spieler
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XXXII: Denver Broncos – Green Bay Packers 31:24 – John Elway musste bis zum 25. Januar 1998 warten, als der lang ersehnte Titel endlich eintraf. In einer engen Box beendete RB Terrell Davis den MVP in seiner Heimatstadt San Diego mit drei Touchdowns.
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XXXIII: Denver Broncos – Atlanta Falcons 34:19 – Es gab noch einen weiteren Titel für Elway, bevor er in den Sonnenuntergang aufbrach. Und dank 336 Yards und einem Touchdown Super Bowl MVP.
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XXXV: Baltimore Ravens - New York Giants 34:7 - Gatorade-Regen für Ravens-Trainer Brian Billick! Seine unglaubliche Verteidigung erlaubte nur 152 gegnerische Yards und erzwang fünf Turnovers. QB Trent Dilfer blieb ebenfalls unverletzt. Linebacker Ray Lewis wurde MVP
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XXVI: New England Patriots - St. Louis Rams 8:17 - Der Beginn der Brady-Belichick-Dynastie! Die Abwehr der Pats gewann die „Biggest Show on Turf“, Adam Vinatieri erzielte den Siegtreffer. MVP wurde Tom Brady (145 YDS, TD)
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XXXVII: Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Oakland Raiders 48:21 – Die beste Offensive gegen die beste Defense, aber für die offensivstarken Raiders wurde das Finishing zum Albtraum. Quarterback Rich Gannon warf fünf Interceptions, von denen drei Picks waren, sechs …
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XXXVIII: New England Patriots – Carolina Panthers 32:29 – Eigentlich hätte hier auch ein Bild von Janet Jackson und Justin Timberlake stehen können … ähm. 37 Punkte im vierten Viertel, erneut Vinatieri, erneut Brady MVP (354 YDS, 3 TD)
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XXXIX: New England Patriots – Philadelphia Eagles 24:21 – Dritter Titel in vier Jahren für die Patriots, die vier Turnover erzwangen. MVP war Receiver Deion Branch mit 133 Yards. 86 Millionen sahen FOX
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XL: Pittsburgh Steelers 21-10 Seattle Seahawks: Die erste Meisterschaft der Steelers seit 26 Jahren, berühmt geworden durch Antwaan Randle Els Touchdown-Pass zum späteren MVP Hines Ward, dem ersten Touchdown-Pass eines Wide Receivers. Big Ben (123 YDS, 2 INT) zeigte nicht viel
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XLI: Indianapolis Colts - Chicago Bears 29:17 - Erster Titel für Peyton Manning und die Colts, die dank einer starken Defense nicht gegen Rex Grossman zittern mussten. Manning (247 YDS, TD, INT) wurde MVP
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XLII: New York Giants 17:14 New England Patriots – Eine der größten Überraschungen: Die Pats waren ungeschlagen und 12-Punkte-Favorit, aber die Verteidigung der Giants hielt durch. Auf Game Winning Drive schrieb Tyree mit diesem Fang Geschichte
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XLIII: Pittsburgh Steelers – Arizona Cardinals 27:23 – Unglaublich spannendes Duell in Tampa: Außenseiter Arizona um Kurt Warner und Larry Fitzgerald kam dem Titel nah, doch Pittsburghs spätes Vordringen mit Holmes Touchdown beendete alle Träume
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XLIV: New Orleans Saints v Indianapolis Colts 31:17 – Indy als Dauerkandidat gegen die Saints in ihrem ersten Super Bowl, aber New Orleans rund um Drew Brees hat das perfekte Märchen abgeliefert. Inklusive eines gelungenen Abseitstritts nach der Pause...
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XLV: Green Bay Packers - Pittsburgh Steelers 31:25 - Aaron Rodgers' erster Titel, für viele Experten der mögliche Beginn einer Ära. Green Bay dominierte früh, Pittsburgh sammelte sich wütend. Doch Rodgers und die Abwehr sicherten den späten Sieg.
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XLVI: New York Giants - New England Patriots 21:17 - Zum zweiten Mal erwischten die Giants im Super Bowl ein starkes Patriots-Team: Defensive war wieder entscheidend, 57 Sekunden vor Schluss lief Bradshaw in die Zone und erzielte das Spiel Gewinner.
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XLVII: Baltimore Ravens – San Francisco 49ers 34:31 – Mit Kaepernick wütend stürmten die Niners in den Super Bowl, nur um Flacco in der Form eines Lebens vorzufinden. Unvergesslich: Stadion-Blackout und Jones' Eröffnungs-Touchdown
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XLVIII: Seattle Seahawks - Denver Broncos 43:8 - Die Broncos kamen mit ihrer Rekordoffensive - und prallten gegen eine Wand. Seattle machte den Super Bowl zu einer völlig einseitigen Angelegenheit und zerstörte Denver mit einer felsenfesten Verteidigung.
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XLIX: New England Patriots - Seattle Seahawks 28:24 - Nur ein Jahr später war Seattle erneut Titelverteidiger. In einem unglaublich emotionalen Matchup hatten die Hawks eine letzte Chance zu gewinnen, aber Wilson warf die Interception von der 1-Yard-Linie.
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50: Denver Broncos - Carolina Panthers 24:10 - Die Panthers kamen mit nur einer Niederlage ins Spiel, Denver ließ sich mit seiner hervorragenden Verteidigung gehen. Carolina dominierte – und Manning ging mit dem Ring davon
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LI: New England Patriots - Atlanta Falcons 34:28 OT - Die Falcons führten kurz vor Ende des dritten Viertels bereits mit 25 Punkten, so dass die große Aufholjagd begann. Am Ende gewannen die Patriots in der Verlängerung, ihr erstes Mal in einem Super Bowl.
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LII: Philadelphia Eagles – New England Patriots 41:33 – Die Eagles besiegten Minnesota mit Backup-Quarterback Niles Foles. In einem offensiven Feuerwerk zum Anschauen wurden die Eagles zum ersten Mal zum Meister gekrönt.
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LIII: New England Patriots - Los Angeles Rams 13:3 - Manchmal gilt immer noch die Weisheit, dass die Verteidigung Titel gewinnt. In diesem Duell erstickte die Defensive der Patriots die Offense der Rams, wobei Belichick das Trainerduell gegen McVay klar für sich entschied.
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LIV: Kansas City Chiefs - San Francisco 49ers 31:20 - Die Niners gingen mit 10 Punkten Vorsprung ins vierte Viertel. Aber dann traten Mahomes und Co. auf, erzielten drei weitere Touchdowns und krönten die Chiefs-Meister nach 50 Jahren erneut.
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LV: Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Kansas City Chiefs 31:9 - Bradys ultimatives Meisterwerk! Im ersten Jahr nach seinem Beitritt zu den Bucs machte Tampa Bay die Wild Card. Im Super Bowl wurden die Chiefs-O-Line komplett geschlagen und Mahomes war chancenlos.
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LV: Los Angeles Rams - Cincinnati Bengals 23:20 - Ein Jahr nach den Bucs gewinnen die Rams auch den Super Bowl zu Hause! Receiver Cooper Kupp fängt den spielentscheidenden Touchdown und wird MVP, Verteidiger Aaron Donald treibt ihn ans Limit!
FAQs
What was the biggest Super Bowl upset? ›
On January 12, 1969, the New York Jets beat the Indianapolis Colts, 16-7, in a legendary Super Bowl III performance. To this day, it remains the biggest upset in Super Bowl history. Super Bowl NFL odds at the time pegged the Jets as 18-point underdogs.
How much did the Super Bowl winners get? ›According to the latest Collective Bargaining Agreement with the NFL, each member of the winning team will pocket $157,000, a $7,000 bump over what the Los Angeles Rams earned last year. Winners of Super Bowl LVIII next year will receive $164,000.
What has been the highest-scoring Super Bowl? ›The highest-scoring Super Bowl is Super Bowl XXIX when the San Diego Chargers and San Francisco 49ers combined for 75 points. The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles nearly broke the record in Super Bowl LVII with 73 points.
How has the least Super Bowl wins? ›What Team Has Lost the Most Super Bowls? The Denver Broncos and New England Patriots have each lost five Super Bowls, the most among all teams. The Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings are tied for the most Super Bowl losses (four) without a win.
What is the biggest Super Bowl upsets by spread? ›What is the biggest spread in Super Bowl history? The biggest spread in a Super Bowl is 18 – which has happened twice in history. The first 18-point spread was in the aforementioned Super Bowl III between the Jets and Colts, with New York winning the game 16-7.
Who cried at the Super Bowl? ›Eagles coach Nick Sirianni, center Jason Kelce cry during Super Bowl national anthem. As country superstar Chris Stapleton performed the national anthem before Super Bowl 57 kicked off Sunday night, cameras found Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni and center Jason Kelce, both with tears in their eyes.
Do Super Bowl losers get paid? ›Do Super Bowl Losers Get Paid? Yes. Super Bowl losers get extra paychecks. Just like the winners of the Super Bowl, every loser also makes an extra paycheck, and though it's less than what the winners make, it's still (relatively) substantial.
How much money does the winning coach of the Super Bowl get? ›While all of the players on a Super Bowl-winning team receive cash bonuses for their victory, there is no official bonus structure for NFL coaches who win the Super Bowl.
How much do Super Bowl halftime performers get paid? ›Believe it or not, Super Bowl halftime performers get paid next to nothing. "There is not an appearance fee," NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy tells ThePioneerWoman.com.
What is the lowest-scoring NFL game? ›Lowest-Scoring Game in NFL History
Similarly, five NFL games in history have finished with a score of 2-0. Again, this has not happened post-merger, with the last such game coming in 1938 between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers. The lowest NFL score in the post-merger history is 3-0.
What is the lowest number of points ever scored in a Super Bowl? ›
The lowest-scoring Super Bowl in NFL history is Super Bowl LIII which was played on Feb. 3, 2019 between the Patriots and Los Angeles Rams. The Patriots won, 13-3, for a combined 16 points. The scoring of the night came consisted of three field goals and one rushing touchdown by Sony Michel.
Who holds the record for the longest interception return in a Super Bowl? ›Longest Interception Return: James Harrison, 100 yards, on Feb. 1, 2009. An iconic Super Bowl moment also happens to be the longest defensive return in Super Bowl history.
Has any team won the Super Bowl without losing a game? ›With a rich history that includes two Super Bowl championships (1973–74) and five conference titles, the Dolphins are the only team in NFL history to finish an entire season undefeated; their 1972 season ended without a loss and culminated in a victory in Super Bowl VII.
Which team has most Super Bowl losses without a win? ›The Denver Broncos ( 3–5 ) and Patriots have each lost a record five Super Bowls.
Who has never won a Super Bowl? ›- Arizona Cardinals. The Cardinals, while one of the oldest football franchises, haven't had a ton of success. ...
- Atlanta Falcons. ...
- Buffalo Bills. ...
- Carolina Panthers. ...
- Cincinnati Bengals. ...
- Los Angeles Chargers. ...
- Minnesota Vikings. ...
- Tennessee Titans.
The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills open as the two early favorites to win Super Bowl LVII, according to PointsBet. The Chiefs are listed at the best odds to win at +650 while the Bills are right behind them +750.
Who is predicted to win Super Bowl 2023? ›The Philadelphia Eagles are favored by 1.5 points according to the latest betting odds from DraftKings Sportsbook. This means the Chiefs are underdogs, and we like them to pull it out in our Super Bowl 2023 predictions.
What was the biggest bet on the Super Bowl 2022? ›Jim McIngvale, better known as “Mattress Mack,” said he drove 100 miles from Houston to cross the border into Louisiana on Thursday to make what's believed to be the largest mobile sports wager in U.S. history. The furniture store mogul bet $4.53 million on the Cincinnati Bengals to win Super Bowl LVI.
Who's the favorite in the Super Bowl? ›Next year Super Bowl odds have already been posted at top sportsbooks with the defending champion Chiefs the favorites at +600. The Bills at +700, the 49ers at +800 and the Eagles at +900 are also at the top of futures boards. Check out Super Bowl odds and next season betting information for every NFL team below.
Who is the man crying during the national anthem? ›Just over a minute into his performance, the cameras showed Nick Sirianni, head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, with tears in his eyes. Some players, including Jason Kelce, were also shown getting emotional during the song.
Has Usher ever done the Super Bowl? ›
Super Bowl XLV: Black Eyed Peas and Usher
They started the show with "I Gotta Feeling" and "Boom Boom Pow." The latter transitioned into Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child o' Mine." R&B singer Usher later descended onto the stage, in a similar fashion, and performed "OMG" with will.i.am. Watch the performance here.
The winners purse
As per the NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement, each member of the winning team will receive $157,000.
The NFL has not freely given out the figures, but according to the most recent reports, referees were estimated to bring in between $30,000 and $50,000 for officiating in the big game in 2018, so it is likely that this rate has gone up or at least is in this ballpark for Super Bowl LVI.
Do Super Bowl performers get paid? ›NFL vice president of communications Brian McCarthy told Newsweek that the league doesn't pay halftime performers an "appearance fee, but the artists are indeed paid union scale." But Newsweek reported that under the union agreement that would've been about $1,000 a day for the Jennifer Lopez and Shakira Super Bowl ...
Who is highest paid NFL coach? ›- Bill Belichick, $20 million. ...
- Sean Payton, $18 million. ...
- Pete Carroll, $15 million. ...
- Sean McVay, $14 million. ...
- Mike Tomlin, $12.5 million. ...
- Mike Vrabel, $9.5 million. ...
- Doug Pederson, $8.5 million.
Thieneman's latest clip, which drew nearly 300,000 viewers in one day, claims that the average NFL water boy salary is actually around $53,000. That figure is also reported elsewhere, such as the sports website Stack, although data from the league itself isn't readily available.
Who is the richest college coach? ›Nick Saban
Given his winning history, the Alabama Crimson Tide is paying him huge money to keep him in the program. As a result, he's the highest-paid college football coach today.
NFL vice president of communications Brian McCarthy told Newsweek that the league doesn't pay halftime performers an "appearance fee, but the artists are indeed paid union scale." But Newsweek reported that under the union agreement that would've been about $1,000 a day for the Jennifer Lopez and Shakira Super Bowl ...
What is the rarest score in the NFL? ›The lowest possible score is 0-0 and has been achieved 73 times, though the most recent scoreless tie came on Nov. 7, 1943.
Has any NFL team scored 0 points? ›The New Orleans Saints put up 0 points versus the 49ers on November 27.
Has a NFL game ever ended 0-0? ›
Yes, many NFL games have ended 0-0. Per Pro Football Reference, 73 games in pro football history have ended in a 0-0 tie. However, the last time it happened was almost 80 years ago, meaning there have been no scoreless ties in the Super Bowl era.
What is the lowest scoring game ever? ›Lowest Scoring Game: Pistons vs.
22, 1950 than there were points scored on the court. In the lowest scoring game of all time, the Fort Wayne Pistons beat the Minneapolis Lakers 19-18 that day.
There has never been a Super Bowl game without a touchdown scored by either team. There has, however, been a title game where one team failed to score a touchdown: the 1971 Dolphins, who lost 24–3 to the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl VI at Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, La.
Has any NFL team ever scored 100 points? ›No, an NFL team has never scored 100 points in a game. The Raiders beat the Oilers 52-49 on Sunday to clinch their first division title in 25 years. They were led by quarterback Derek Carr who threw for 447 yards and five touchdowns.
What QB has thrown for 400 yards in a Super Bowl? ›Kurt Warner is the only quarterback to have thrown a 400 yard game in the Super Bowl.
Who has the longest pick 6 in NFL history? ›In 2004, Ravens Hall of Fame safety Ed Reed had intercepted a pass 106 yards for a touchdown, the longest such return in NFL history. On a November afternoon in Baltimore in 2008, roughly four years later, that record would be broken – by Reed himself.
Who has the longest kick return in NFL history? ›The do-it-all weapon's record-breaking play came on a 103-yarder in Atlanta's 27-24 win over the Bears. It was an electric return in which Patterson split Chicago's coverage, racing through the middle of the field for a score that more than made up for his fumble earlier in the game.
What NFL team never lost a game? ›Apart from the 1972 Dolphins, three NFL teams have completed undefeated and untied regular seasons: the 1934 Chicago Bears, the 1942 Chicago Bears, and the 2007 New England Patriots.
Who is the only player to win the Super Bowl MVP while on the losing team? ›Recognized as an original member of the Doomsday Defense, Howley received six Pro Bowl and five first-team All-Pro selections, while appearing in two consecutive Super Bowls and winning Super Bowl VI. Howley was also named the MVP of Super Bowl V and is the only player on a losing team to receive the award.
Does the losing Super Bowl team get a ring? ›Super Bowl losers still get a ring honoring them as champions of their respective conference, the AFC or NFC. The ring designs vary from year to year (last year the Bengals got AFC Championship rings that looked like this), and they are customized to the player, including their name and jersey number.
Who lost 5 Super Bowls in a row? ›
Link Copied! The New England Patriots and Denver Broncos are tied for the most Super Bowl losses with five each. The Patriots still have a winning record in Super Bowls at 6-5.
Which player has the most Super Bowl losses? ›- Glenn Parker – OL. Bills (XXV, XXVI, XXVII, XXVIII) Giants (XXXV)
- Cornelius Bennett – LB. Bills (XXV, XXVI, XXVII, XXVIII) Falcons (XXXIII)
- Gale Gilbert – QB. Bills (XXV, XXVI, XXVII, XXVIII) Chargers (XXIX)
Out of the first 56 Super Bowl losers, 39 came back to make the playoffs the next season. The 69.6% playoff rate would refute the notion of a “Super Bowl runner-up jinx.” Of the 17 runners-up that failed to make the playoffs, 11 did not even reach a .
Who is the best NFL player to never win a Super Bowl? ›Philip Rivers and his teammate Antonio Gates, fellow Chargers great Dan Fouts, Bills legends Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas and Andre Reed, Vikings legendary wideout Cris Carter, and Hall of Fame linemen John Hannah, Bruce Matthews, Randall McDaniel and Dermontti Dawson were never able to hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy ...
What is the oldest NFL team? ›The Chicago Cardinals founded in 1898(joined the NFL in 1920), now the Arizona Cardinals) is the oldest NFL franchise.
What was largest crowd at a Super Bowl? ›1. Rose Bowl Stadium – Super Bowl XIV. This was only the 14th ever Super Bowl event, and the battle between the Los Angeles Rams vs Pittsburgh Steelers did not disappoint. As the highest attended Super Bowl event in history (that's unmoved for over 40 years), there were 103,985 people here.
What is the biggest football upset? ›- Notre Dame vs Navy 2009.
- Texas vs Nebraska 1996 Big 12 Championship Game. ...
- Tennessee vs LSU 2001 SEC Championship Game. ...
- Louisiana-Monroe vs Alabama 2007. ...
- Arkansas vs Louisiana State 2007. ...
- Illinois vs Ohio State 2007. ...
- Boise State vs Fresno State 2001. ...
1. Super Bowl 51: New England Patriots 34, Atlanta Falcons 28 (OT)
How much is a beer at the Super Bowl? ›Cost of beer at the big game
According to SportsKeeda, the national average for a 25-ounce can of Bud Light is $3 at convenience stores, but the expected cost of can at Sunday's big game is $17.50. Last season, a 25-ounce can of Michelob Ultra was $17 at the Super Bowl.
Regular season home attendance of National Football League teams 2022. The Dallas Cowboys had the highest total home attendance during the NFL regular season in 2022 – 841,192 spectators attended their eight regular season home games.
What sport has the biggest crowd? ›
Sport | League | Total Attendance |
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American football | National Football League | 17,510,312 |
Cricket | Indian Premier League | 3,422,347 |
Association football | Bundesliga | 13,295,405 |
Australian football | Australian Football League | 7,594,257 |
N'Golo Kanté, France
His humble nature even led him to accept a simple dinner invitation from a fan once. Despite being a World Cup winner and one of the best midfielders the sport has to offer, N'Golo Kante is the very definition of humility in today's world.
1. A.S Adema 149-0 Stade Olympique L'Emyrne (2002) The match took place on October 31, 2002, in the Madagascar National Football Championship which ended with a score of 149-0 in favour of the home team. It was the match with the most number of goals in world football history recognised by the Guinness Book of Records.
Who scored 73 points in an NFL game? ›On December 8, 1940, the Chicago Bears trounce the Washington Redskins (now known as the Washington Football Team) in the National Football League (NFL) Championship by a score of 73-0, the largest margin of defeat in NFL history.
What was the greatest NFL game ever played? ›The 1958 NFL Championship Game between the Baltimore Colts and New York Giants was the first ever NFL playoff game to go into sudden-death overtime and is widely known as "The Greatest Game Ever Played."