2023-02-12 08:00:00
He Super Bowl It is one of the most important sporting events on the planet, followed even by spectators who do not usually watch the season of the NFL. But what exactly is it and when was this traditional party created?
What is the Super Bowl?
The Super Bowl is the final game that defines the champion of each NFL season. the same has been disputed since 1967 and faces the winners of the two Conferences that make up the contest: the American Conference and National Conferencel.
Between 1967 and 1969 the party faced the winners of the NFL and AFLuntil in 1970 the aforementioned system of Conferences was created, which lasts until today.
Since 1970 the trophy for the champion named after Vince Lombardihistoric winning coach of the first two editions with the Green Bay Packers.
What does Super Bowl mean? Origin and meaning of the name
The name Super Bowl originates from Lamar Huntby then owner of the Kansas City Chiefs. The NCAA finals were already called bowls and to place the NFL definition above them, the word was added super. The idea would have arisen from a ball that Hunt’s son played with, called super ball.
List of Super Bowls: champions and results
Super Bowl
Date
Champion
Result
Loser
Site
I
15/1/1967
Green Bay Packers
35-10
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
II
14/1/1968
Green Bay Packers
33-14
Oakland Raiders
Miami Orange Bowl
III
12/1/1969
New York Jets
16-7
Baltimore Colts
Miami Orange Bowl
IV
11/1/1970
Kansas City Chiefs
23-7
Minnesota Vikings
Tulane Stadium (New Orleans, LA)
V
17/1/1971
Baltimore Colts
16-13
Dallas Cowboys
Miami Orange Bowl
VI
16/1/1972
Dallas Cowboys
24-3
Miami Dolphins
Tulane Stadium (New Orleans, LA)
VII
14/1/1973
Miami Dolphins
14-7
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
VIII
13/1/1974
Miami Dolphins
24-7
Minnesota Vikings
Rice Stadium (Houston, TX)
IX
12/12/1975
Pittsburgh Steelers
16-6
Minnesota Vikings
Tulane Stadium (New Orleans, LA)
X
18/1/1976
Pittsburgh Steelers
21-17
Dallas Cowboys
Miami Orange Bowl
XI
9/1/1977
Oakland Raiders
32-14
Minnesota Vikings
Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)
XII
15/1/1978
Dallas Cowboys
27-10
Denver Broncos
Louisiana Superdome
XIII
21/1/1979
Pittsburgh Steelers
35-31
Dallas Cowboys
Miami Orange Bowl
XIV
20/1/1980
Pittsburgh Steelers
31-19
Los Angeles Rams
Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)
XV
25/1/1981
Oakland Raiders
27-10
Philadelphia Eagles
Louisiana Superdome
XVI
24/1/1982
San Francisco 49ers
26-21
Cincinnati Bengals
Pontiac Silverdome (Pontiac, MI)
XVII
30/1/1983
Washington Redskins
21-17
Miami Dolphins
Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)
XVIII
22/1/1984
Los Angeles Raiders
38-9
Washington Redskins
Tampa Stadium
XIX
20/1/1985
San Francisco 49ers
38-16
Miami Dolphins
Stanford Stadium
XX
26/1/1986
Chicago Bears
46-10
New England Patriots
Louisiana Stadium
XXI
25/1/1987
New York Giants
39-20
Denver Broncos
Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)
XXII
31/1/1988
Washington Redskins
42-10
Denver Broncos
San Diego-Jack Murphy Stadium
XXIII
22/1/1989
San Francisco 49ers
20-16
Cincinnati Bengals
Joe Robbie Stadium (Miami Gardens, FL)
XXIV
28/1/1990
Sans Francisco 49ers
55-10
Denver Broncos
Louisiana Superdome
XXV
27/1/1991
New York Giants
20-19
Buffalo Bills
Tampa Stadium
XXVI
26/1/1992
Washington Redskins
37-24
Buffalo Bills
Metrodome (Minneapolis, MN)
XXVII
31/1/1993
Dallas Cowboys
52-17
Buffalo Bills
Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)
XXVIII
30/1/1994
Dallas Cowboys
30-13
Buffalo Bills
Georgia Dome
XXIX
29/1/1995
San Francisco 49ers
49-26
San Diego Chargers
Joe Robbie Stadium (Miami Gardens, FL)
XXX
28/1/1996
Dallas Cowboys
27-17
Pittsburgh Steelers
Sun Devils Stadium (Tempe, AZ)
XXXI
26/1/1997
Green Bay Packers
35-21
New England Patriots
Louisiana Superdome
XXXII
25/1/1998
Denver Broncos
31-24
Green Bay Packers
Qualcomm Stadium (San Diego, CA)
XXXIII
31/1/1999
Denver Broncos
34-19
Atlanta Falcons
Pro Player Stadium (Miami Gardens, FL)
XXXIV
30/1/2000
St. Louis Rams
23-16
Tennessee Titans
Georgia Dome
XXXV
28/1/2001
Baltimore Ravens
34-7
New York Giants
Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, FL)
XXXVI
3/2/2002
New England Patriots
20-17
St. Louis Rams
Louisiana Superdome
XXXVII
26/1/2003
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
48-21
Oakland Raiders
Qualcomm Stadium (San Diego, CA)
XXXVIII
1/2/2004
New England Patriots
32-29
Carolina Panthers
Reliant Stadium (Houston, TX)
XXXIX
6/2/2005
New England Patriots
24-21
Philadelphia Eagles
Alltel Stadium (Jacksonville, FL)
XL
5/2/2006
Pittsburgh Steelers
21-10
Seattle Seahawks
Ford Field (Detroit, MI)
XLI
4/2/2007
Indianapolis Colts
29-17
Chicago Bears
Dolphin Stadium (Miami Gardens, FL)
XLII
3/2/2008
New York Giants
17-14
New England Patriots
University of Phoenix Stadium (Glendale, AZ)
XLIII
1/2/2009
Pittsburgh Steelers
27-23
Arizona Cardinals
Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, FL)
XLIV
7/2/2010
New Orleans Saints
31-17
Indianapolis Colts
Sun Life Stadium (Miami Gardens, FL)
XLV
6/2/2011
Green Bay Packers
31-25
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cowboys Stadium (Arlington, TX)
XLVI
5/2/2012
New York Giants
21-17
New England Patriots
Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, IN)
XLVII
3/2/2013
Baltimore Ravens
34-31
San Francisco 49ers
Mercedes-Benz Superdome (New Orleans, LA)
XLVIII
2/2/2014
Seattle Seahawks
43-8
Denver Broncos
MetLife Stadium (East Rutherford, NJ)
XLIX
1/2/2015
New England Patriots
28-24
Seattle Seahawks
University of Phoenix Stadium (Glendale, AZ)
50
7/2/2016
Denver Broncos
24-10
Carolina Panthers
Levi’s Stadium (San Francisco, CA)
LI
5/2/2017
New England Patriots
34-28
Atlanta Falcons
NRG Stadium (Houston, TX)
LII
4/2/2018
Philadelphia Eagles
41-33
New England Patriots
U.S. Bank Stadium (Minneapolis, MN)
LIII
3/2/2019
New England Patriots
13-3
LA Rams
Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta, GA)
LIV
2/2/2020
Kansas City Chiefs
31-20
San Francisco 49ers
Hard Rock Stadium (Miami, FL)
LV
7/2/2021
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
31-9
Kansas City Chiefs
Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, FL)
LVI
13/2/2022
Los Angeles Rams
23-20
Cincinnati Bengals
SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles, CA)
LVII
12/2/2023
Kansas City Chiefs
38-35
Philadelphia Eagles
State Farm Stadium (Glendale, AZ)
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