List of Super Bowl Winners

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[color=navy][size=12pt][b]XLIV: February 7, 2010:  New Orleans Saints 31, Indianapolis Colts 17

XLIII: February 1, 2009: Pittsburgh Steelers 27, Arizona Cardinals 23

XLII: February 3, 2008: NY Giants 17, New England Patriots 14

XLI: February 4, 2007: Indianapolis 29, Chicago 17

XL: February 5, 2006, Pittsburgh 21, Seattle 10

XXXIX: February 6, 2005, New England 24, Philadelphia 21

XXXVIII: February 1, 2004, New England 32, Carolina 29

XXXVII: January 26, 2003, Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21

XXXVI: February 3, 2002, New England 20, St. Louis 17

XXXV: January 28, 2001, Baltimore 34, N.Y. Giants 7

XXXIV: January 30, 2000, St. Louis 23, Tennessee 16

XXXIII: January 31, 1999, Denver 34, Atlanta 19

XXXII: January 25, 1998, Denver 31, Green Bay 24

XXXI: January 26, 1997, Green Bay 35, New England 21

XXX: January 28, 1996, Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17

XXIX: January 29, 1995, San Francisco 49, San Diego 26

XXVIII: January 30, 1994, Dallas 30, Buffalo 13

XXVII: January 31, 1993, Dallas 52, Buffalo 17

XXVI: January 26, 1992, Washington 37, Buffalo 24

XXV: January 27, 1991, N.Y. Giants 20, Buffalo 19

XXIV: January 28, 1990, San Francisco 55, Denver 10

XXIII: January 22, 1989, San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16

XXII: January 31, 1988, Washington 42, Denver 10

XXI: January 25, 1987, N.Y. Giants 39, Denver 20

XX: January 26, 1986, Chicago 46, New England 10

XIX: January 20, 1985, San Francisco 38, Miami 16

XVIII: January 22, 1984, L.A. Raiders 38, Washington 9

XVII: January 30, 1983, Washington 27, Miami 17

XVI: January 24, 1982, San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 21

XV: January 25, 1981, Oakland 27, Philadelphia 10

XIV: January 20, 1980, Pittsburgh 31, L.A. Rams 19

XIII: January 21, 1979, Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31

XII: January 15, 1978, Dallas 27, Denver 10

XI: January 9, 1977, Oakland 32, Minnesota 14

X: January 18, 1976, Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17

IX: January 12, 1975, Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota 6

VIII: January 13, 1974, Miami 24, Minnesota 7

VII: January 14, 1973, Miami 14, Washington 7

VI: January 16, 1972, Dallas 24, Miami 3

V: January 17, 1971, Baltimore 16, Dallas 13

IV: January 11, 1970, Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7

III: January 12, 1969, N.Y. Jets 16, Baltimore 7

II: January 14, 1968, Green Bay 33, Oakland 14

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[size=14pt][b]Ten interesting facts about the NFL Super Bowl[/b][/size]

The NFL Super Bowl is one of the most watched and most anticipated sporting events of the year. Even people who normally don't watch the sport tune in for the big game. Here are some little known facts about the biggest football game of the year.

[size=12pt][b]Most Consecutive Appearances at the Super Bowl[/b][/size] - The Buffalo Bills made four consecutive appearances at the 1990, 1991, 1992, and 1993 Super Bowls, yet they have never won a Super Bowl title. Prior to the establishment of the Super Bowl, the Cleveland Browns made six consecutive appearances in NFL Championship games.

[size=12pt][b]Most Wins[/b][/size] - The Pittsburgh Steelers have one more Super Bowl titles than any other team. Their current record stands at six wins and one loss. They will have the opportunity to earn their seventh title when they attend the 2010 Super Bowl.

[size=12pt][b]NFC No Show[/b][/size] - The Detroit Lions are the only team in the NFC (National Football Conference) to never attend a Super Bowl. However, they won the NFL championship in 1935, 1952, 1953, 1957 prior to the existence of the Super Bowl.

[size=12pt][b]No Playoff Appearances[/b][/size] - The Houston Texans, the newest addition to the NFL which formed in 2002, has never made it to NFL playoffs.

[size=12pt][b]Roman Numerals[/b][/size] - Each Super Bowls is represented by a roman numeral. There have only been three Super Bowls with a single numeral - Super Bowls One, Five, and Ten (I, V, and X). The next single numeral game is Super Bowl 50 (L) in the year 2016. The following wont be until Super Bowl 100 (C) in 2066.

[size=12pt][b]Longest Dry Spell[/b][/size] - The Arizona Cardinals appeared in the 2009 Super Bowl against the Pittsburgh Steelers. This was their first championship game since they played as the Chicago Cardinals in 1947.

[size=12pt][b]Commercial Costs[/b][/size] - In 1967 during the first Super Bowl, a 30-second television commercial cost $42,000. The same length commercial during the 2011 Super Bowl will cost up to $3 million.

[size=12pt][b]City to Host Most Super Bowls[/b][/size] - The Louisiana Superdome has hosted more Super Bowls than any other stadium. The arena is scheduled to host the Bowl for the seventh time in 2013.

[size=12pt][b]Super Bowl MVP[/b][/size] - Joe Montana is the only player to win the Super Bowl MVP award three times. Over half of all MVP titles have gone to a team quarterback.

[size=12pt][b]Super Bowl Coaches[/b][/size] - Don Shula (Baltimore Colts and Miami Dolphins) has served as the head coach in more Super Bowls (six) than any other coach. Chuck Noll (Pittsburgh Steelers) with four titles has the most wins for a coach

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