Super Bowl Champion Rankings (All)
An exhaustive chronological directory of every Super Bowl champion in NFL history, prioritizing the franchise name for optimized image fetching, updating the legacy up to the 2026 season's Super Bowl LX.
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▲ Top 5
#1
New York Giants - Super Bowl XLII (2008)
The 'Helmet Catch' ruined the Patriots' perfect season.
+5
#2
New York Giants - Super Bowl XXV (1991)
Survived the Bills after Scott Norwood's famous 'Wide Right' miss.
+4
#3
New York Giants - Super Bowl XXI (1987)
Phil Simms completed 88% of his passes to defeat Denver.
+3
#4
New York Giants - Super Bowl XLVI (2012)
Eli Manning bested Tom Brady in the Super Bowl once again.
+2
#5
San Francisco 49ers - Super Bowl XVI (1982)
Began the Joe Montana and Bill Walsh dynasty era.
+1
▼ Bottom 5
#1
Philadelphia Eagles - Super Bowl LII (2018)
The 'Philly Special' helped Nick Foles outduel Tom Brady.
-5
#2
New England Patriots - Super Bowl XXXIX (2005)
Cemented their early-2000s dynasty against the Eagles.
-4
#3
Dallas Cowboys - Super Bowl XXVII (1993)
Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith sparked the 90s Cowboys dynasty.
-3
#4
Dallas Cowboys - Super Bowl XXVIII (1994)
Defeated the Buffalo Bills for a second consecutive year.
-2
#5
Dallas Cowboys - Super Bowl XXX (1996)
Larry Brown's interceptions sealed their third title of the decade.
-1
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New York Giants - Super Bowl XLII (2008) — The 'Helmet Catch' ruined the Patriots' perfect season.+5
New York Giants - Super Bowl XXV (1991) — Survived the Bills after Scott Norwood's famous 'Wide Right' miss.+4
New York Giants - Super Bowl XXI (1987) — Phil Simms completed 88% of his passes to defeat Denver.+3
New York Giants - Super Bowl XLVI (2012) — Eli Manning bested Tom Brady in the Super Bowl once again.+2
San Francisco 49ers - Super Bowl XVI (1982) — Began the Joe Montana and Bill Walsh dynasty era.+1
Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl I (1967) — Defeated the Chiefs in the inaugural AFL-NFL World Championship.—
Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl II (1968) — Vince Lombardi's final game as Packers head coach.—
New York Jets - Super Bowl III (1969) — Joe Namath famously guaranteed victory over the heavily favored Colts.—
Kansas City Chiefs - Super Bowl IV (1970) — Evened the AFL-NFL series at 2-2 before the league merger.—
Baltimore Colts - Super Bowl V (1971) — Won the first post-merger Super Bowl on a last-second field goal.—
Dallas Cowboys - Super Bowl VI (1972) — Dominated the Dolphins to claim their first franchise title.—
Miami Dolphins - Super Bowl VII (1973) — Completed the only perfect, undefeated season in NFL history.—
Miami Dolphins - Super Bowl VIII (1974) — Won back-to-back titles by defeating the Vikings.—
Pittsburgh Steelers - Super Bowl IX (1975) — Started their 1970s dynasty behind the Steel Curtain defense.—
Pittsburgh Steelers - Super Bowl X (1976) — Defeated the Cowboys thanks to Lynn Swann's acrobatic heroics.—
Oakland Raiders - Super Bowl XI (1977) — John Madden won his only Super Bowl ring as a head coach.—
Dallas Cowboys - Super Bowl XII (1978) — Led by the Doomsday Defense and Roger Staubach.—
Pittsburgh Steelers - Super Bowl XIII (1979) — Terry Bradshaw threw four touchdown passes to edge out Dallas.—
Pittsburgh Steelers - Super Bowl XIV (1980) — Secured their fourth championship in six years.—
Oakland Raiders - Super Bowl XV (1981) — Became the first wild-card team to win a Super Bowl.—
Washington Redskins - Super Bowl XVII (1983) — John Riggins' iconic touchdown run sealed the win.—
Los Angeles Raiders - Super Bowl XVIII (1984) — Marcus Allen's reverse-field run decimated Washington.—
San Francisco 49ers - Super Bowl XIX (1985) — Montana outdueled Dan Marino in Stanford Stadium.—
Chicago Bears - Super Bowl XX (1986) — The legendary 1985 Bears defense crushed the Patriots 46-10.—
Washington Redskins - Super Bowl XXII (1988) — Doug Williams threw four touchdowns in a single record-breaking quarter.—
San Francisco 49ers - Super Bowl XXIII (1989) — Montana led a legendary 92-yard game-winning drive against Cincinnati.—
San Francisco 49ers - Super Bowl XXIV (1990) — Demolished the Broncos 55-10 to secure back-to-back titles.—
Washington Redskins - Super Bowl XXVI (1992) — Mark Rypien led one of the most balanced football teams in history.—
San Francisco 49ers - Super Bowl XXIX (1995) — Steve Young finally got the monkey off his back with six touchdown passes.—
Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl XXXI (1997) — Brett Favre and Reggie White returned Titletown to glory.—
Denver Broncos - Super Bowl XXXII (1998) — John Elway won his first ring, snapping a 13-game NFC win streak.—
Denver Broncos - Super Bowl XXXIII (1999) — Elway rode off into the sunset with back-to-back titles.—
St. Louis Rams - Super Bowl XXXIV (2000) — The 'Greatest Show on Turf' held off the Titans by one single yard.—
Baltimore Ravens - Super Bowl XXXV (2001) — Ray Lewis anchored one of the greatest defenses of all time.—
New England Patriots - Super Bowl XXXVI (2002) — Tom Brady's first ring came off an Adam Vinatieri game-winner.—
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Super Bowl XXXVII (2003) — Jon Gruden defeated his former Raiders team.—
New England Patriots - Super Bowl XXXVIII (2004) — Won a thrilling fourth-quarter shootout against the Carolina Panthers.—
Pittsburgh Steelers - Super Bowl XL (2006) — Jerome Bettis retired a champion in his hometown of Detroit.—
Indianapolis Colts - Super Bowl XLI (2007) — Peyton Manning captured his first Super Bowl ring in the rain.—
Pittsburgh Steelers - Super Bowl XLIII (2009) — Santonio Holmes' toe-tap catch secured an incredible win.—
New Orleans Saints - Super Bowl XLIV (2010) — Drew Brees lifted the Lombardi Trophy for a recovering city.—
Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl XLV (2011) — Aaron Rodgers led the wild-card Packers to victory over Pittsburgh.—
Baltimore Ravens - Super Bowl XLVII (2013) — The 'Harbaugh Bowl' famously featured a massive stadium power outage.—
Seattle Seahawks - Super Bowl XLVIII (2014) — The Legion of Boom decimated Peyton Manning's historic offense.—
New England Patriots - Super Bowl XLIX (2015) — Malcolm Butler's goal-line interception saved the championship.—
Denver Broncos - Super Bowl L (2016) — Von Miller's defensive dominance sent Peyton Manning out on top.—
New England Patriots - Super Bowl LI (2017) — Overcame a 28-3 deficit in the only Super Bowl to go to overtime.—
New England Patriots - Super Bowl LIII (2019) — A defensive masterclass earned Tom Brady his sixth ring.—
Kansas City Chiefs - Super Bowl LIV (2020) — Patrick Mahomes led a massive fourth-quarter comeback.—
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Super Bowl LV (2021) — Tom Brady won his seventh ring in his first year with Tampa.—
Los Angeles Rams - Super Bowl LVI (2022) — Won in their home stadium behind Matthew Stafford and Aaron Donald.—
Kansas City Chiefs - Super Bowl LVII (2023) — Mahomes played through a high-ankle sprain to defeat the Eagles.—
Kansas City Chiefs - Super Bowl LVIII (2024) — Went back-to-back in a gritty overtime victory over the 49ers.—
Philadelphia Eagles - Super Bowl LIX (2025) — Claimed their second Super Bowl title with a commanding 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans.—
Seattle Seahawks - Super Bowl LX (2026) — Defeated the New England Patriots in a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX to secure the championship.—
Dallas Cowboys - Super Bowl XXX (1996) — Larry Brown's interceptions sealed their third title of the decade.-1
Dallas Cowboys - Super Bowl XXVIII (1994) — Defeated the Buffalo Bills for a second consecutive year.-2
Dallas Cowboys - Super Bowl XXVII (1993) — Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith sparked the 90s Cowboys dynasty.-3
New England Patriots - Super Bowl XXXIX (2005) — Cemented their early-2000s dynasty against the Eagles.-4
Philadelphia Eagles - Super Bowl LII (2018) — The 'Philly Special' helped Nick Foles outduel Tom Brady.-5