Super Bowl Champions

Memories of Super Bowls stay with many of us forever; Super Bowls, celebrated, remembered, and discussed, become topics of conversation for many of us.

Super Bowls display the best team from the AFC against the best team in the NFC, with the victor taking home the Lombardi Trophy and bragging rights all through the next season. Champions are champions until they are not.
                                    
                                                               Super Bowl Memories

Year	Super Bowl	Winner	Opponent	Final Score
2014 2013 2012 2011 2010	XLVII XLVII XLVI XLV XLIV	Seattle Seahawks Baltimore Ravens New York Giants Green Bay Packers New Orleans Saints	Denver Broncos San Francisco 49ers New England Patriots Pittsburgh Steelers Indianapolis Colts	43-8 34-31 21-17 31-25 31-17
2009	XLIII	Pittsburgh Steelers	Arizona Cardinals	27-23
2008	XLII	New York Giants	New England Patriots	17-14
2007	XLI	Indianapolis Colts	Chicago Bears	29-17
2006	XL	Pittsburgh Steelers	Seattle Seahawks	21-10
2005	XXXIX	New England Patriots	Philadelphia Eagles	24-21
2004	XXXVIII	New England Patriots	Carolina Panthers	32-29
2003	XXXVII	Tampa Bay Bucs	Oakland Raiders	48-21
2002	XXXVI	New England Patriots	St. Louis Rams	20-17
2001	XXXV	Baltimore Ravens	New York Giants	34-7
2000	XXXIV	St. Louis Rams	Tennessee Titans	23-16
1999	XXXIII	Denver Broncos	Atlanta Falcons	34-19
1998	XXXII	Denver Broncos	Green Bay Packers	31-24
1997	XXXI	Green Bay Packers	New England Patriots	35-21
1996	XXX	Dallas Cowboys	Pittsburgh Steelers	27-17
1995	XXIX	San Francisco 49ers	San Diego Chargers	49-26
1994	XXVIII	Dallas Cowboys	Buffalo Bills	30-13
1993	XXVII	Dallas Cowboys	Buffalo Bills	52-17
1992	XXVI	Washington Redskins	Buffalo Bills	37-24
1991	XXV	New York Giants	Buffalo Bills	20-19
1990	XXIV	San Francisco 49ers	Denver Broncos	55-10
1989	XXIII	San Francisco 49ers	Cincinnati Bengals	20-16
1988	XXII	Washington Redskins	Denver Broncos	42-10
1987	XXI	New York Giants	Denver Broncos	39-20
1986	XX	Chicago Bears	New England Patriots	46-10
1985	XIX	San Francisco 49ers	Miami Dolphins	38-16
1984	XVIII	LA Raiders	Washington Redskins	38-9
1983	XVII	Washington Redskins	Miami Dolphins	27-17
1982	XVI	San Francisco 49ers	Cincinnati Bengals	26-21
1981	XV	Oakland Raiders	Philadelphia Eagles	27-10
1980	XIV	Pittsburgh Steelers	Los Angeles Rams	31-19
1979	XIII	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dallas Cowboys	35-31
1978	XII	Dallas Cowboys	Denver Broncos	27-10
1977	XI	Oakland Raiders	Minnesota Vikings	32-14
1976	X	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dallas Cowboys	21-17
1975	IX	Pittsburgh Steelers	Minnesota Vikings	16-6
1974	VIII	Miami Dolphins	Minnesota Vikings	24-7
1973	VII	Miami Dolphins	Washington Redskins	14-7
1972	VI	Dallas Cowboys	Miami Dolphins	24-3
1971	V	Baltimore Colts	Dallas Cowboys	16-13
1970	IV	Kansas City Chiefs	Minnesota Vikings	23-7
1969	III	New York Jets	Baltimore Colts	16-7
1968	II	Green Bay Packers	Kansas City Chiefs	33-14
1967	I	Green Bay Packers	Kansas City Chiefs	35-10

                                               

                                               Super Bowl MVPs

2013 2012 2011 2010	Super Bowl XLVII Super Bowl XLVI Super Bowl XLV Super Bowl XLIV	QB Joe Flacco, Baltimore Ravens QB Eli Manning, NY Giants QB Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay                                   QB Drew Brees, New Orleans
2009	Super Bowl XLIII	WR Santonio Holmes, Pittsburgh
2008	Super Bowl XLII	QB Eli Manning, NY Giants
2007	Super Bowl XLI	QB Peyton Manning, Indianapolis
2006	Super Bowl XL	WR Hines Ward, Pittsburgh
2005	Super Bowl XXXIX	WR Deion Branch, New England
2004	Super Bowl XXXVIII	QB Tom Brady, New England
2003	Super Bowl XXXVII	S Dexter Jackson, Tampa Bay
2002	Super Bowl XXXVI	QB Tom Brady, New England
2001	Super Bowl XXXV	LB Ray Lewis, Baltimore
2000	Super Bowl XXXIV	QB Kurt Warner, St. Louis
1999	Super Bowl XXXIII	QB John Elway, Denver
1998	Super Bowl XXXII	RB Terrell Davis, Denver
1997	Super Bowl XXXI	KR Desmond Howard, Green Bay
1996	Super Bowl XXX	CB Larry Brown, Dallas
1995	Super Bowl XXIX	QB Steve Young, San Francisco
1994	Super Bowl XXVIII	RB Emmitt Smith, Dallas
1993	Super Bowl XXVII	QB Troy Aikman, Dallas
1992	Super Bowl XXVI	QB Mark Rypien, Washington
1991	Super Bowl XXV	RB Ottis Anderson, NY Giants
1990	Super Bowl XXIV	QB Joe Montana, San Francisco
1989	Super Bowl XXIII	WR Jerry Rice, San Francisco
1988	Super Bowl XXII	QB Doug Williams, Washington
1987	Super Bowl XXI	QB Phil Simms, NY Giants
1986	Super Bowl XX	DE Richard Dent, Chicago
1985	Super Bowl XIX	QB Joe Montana, San Francisco
1984	Super Bowl XVIII	RB Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders
1983	Super Bowl XVII	RB John Riggins, Washington
1982	Super Bowl XVI	QB Joe Montana, San Francisco
1981	Super Bowl XV	QB Jim Plunkett, Oakland
1980	Super Bowl XIV	QB Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh
1979	Super Bowl XIII	QB Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh
1978	Super Bowl XII	DT Randy White and DE Harvey Martin, Dallas
1977	Super Bowl XI	WR Fred Biletnikoff, Oakland
1976	Super Bowl X	WR Lynn Swann, Pittsburgh
1975	Super Bowl IX	RB Franco Harris, Pittsburgh
1974	Super Bowl VIII	RB Larry Csonka, Miami
1973	Super Bowl VII	S Jake Scott, Miami
1972	Super Bowl VI	QB Roger Staubach, Dallas
1971	Super Bowl V	LB Chuck Howley, Dallas
1970	Super Bowl IV	QB Len Dawson, Kansas City
1969	Super Bowl III	QB Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets
1968	Super Bowl II	QB Bart Starr, Green Bay
1967	Super Bowl I	QB Bart Starr, Green Bay

                                                                

Teams that have not won a Super Bowl:         
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Buffalo Bills
Cincinnati Bengals
Tennessee Titans
Carolina Panthers
Arizona Cardinals
San Diego Chargers

Atlanta Falcons

Teams that have never been to a Super Bowl
Houston Texans
Cleveland Browns
Jacksonville Jaguars
Detroit Lions


Super Bowl Facts:
Tony Dungy, Mike Ditka, and Tom Flores have won Super Bowls as coaches and as players.

Packers and Giants

The Packers gave up an NFL-record 4,796 passing yards during the 2011-2012 regular season; however, their defense lead the league with 31 interceptions.

In the playoffs, NFL quarterbacks become more stingy with the ball – meaning, they tend to avoid throwing interceptions, and if Eli Manning avoids throwing interceptions, this Giants' offense has the opportunity to carve up the Packers - knocking them out of the playoffs,

On the other side of the spectrum, the Packers have used and played with the same defense for the entire season, and have only given up one game this year - which was to the Kansas City Chiefs, where Kyle Orton threw for 299 yards without an interception. This loss was the only game in which the Packers failed to create a turnover.

Admittedly, the Packers' defense still has issues, as they consistently give up too many yards as well as easy touchdowns, and with the running game of the Giants, as well as the abilities of the Giants' passing game lead by Eli Manning, this showdown could be as close as the previous game was this year (38-35 GB win), or the NY Giants may get it right this time and move closer to the Super Bowl.