List of Super Bowl Winners By Year

The Super Bowl is the biggest game in the United States from all the sports leagues. As it is a one-off game where the winner takes everything, it comes with a lot of excitement and viewership. Winning even one Super Bowl is considered to be a great accomplishment as the journey toward the final destination is a long and gruesome one. However, there are a few teams and players that have managed to win it multiple times. This article will take a look at all the Super Bowl winners from Super Bowl I to the latest one being Super Bowl LVII in 2023.

Here's the list of all Super Bowl winners:

Game	Date	Winner	Score	Runner-up
I	15-January-1967	Green Bay Packers	35–10	Kansas City Chiefs
II	14-January-1968	Green Bay Packers	33–14	Oakland Raiders
III	12-January-1969	New York Jets	16–7	Baltimore Colts
IV	11-January-1970	Kansas City Chiefs	23–7	Minnesota Vikings
V	17-January-1971	Baltimore Colts	16–13	Dallas Cowboys
VI	16-January-1972	Dallas Cowboys	24–3	Miami Dolphins
VII	14-January-1973	Miami Dolphins	14–7	Washington Redskins
VIII	13-January-1974	Miami Dolphins	24–7	Minnesota Vikings
IX	12-January-1975	Pittsburgh Steelers	16–6	Minnesota Vikings
X	18-January-1976	Pittsburgh Steelers	21–17	Dallas Cowboys
XI	9-January-1977	Oakland Raiders	32–14	Minnesota Vikings
XII	15-January-1978	Dallas Cowboys	27–10	Denver Broncos
XIII	21-January-1979	Pittsburgh Steelers	35–31	Dallas Cowboys
XIV	20-January-1980	Pittsburgh Steelers	31–19	Los Angeles Rams
XV	25-January-1981	Oakland Raiders	27–10	Philadelphia Eagles
XVI	24-January-1982	San Francisco 49ers	26–21	Cincinnati Bengals
XVII	30-January-1983	Washington Redskins	27–17	Miami Dolphins
XVIII	22-January-1984	Los Angeles Raiders	38–9	Washington Redskins
XIX	20-January-1985	San Francisco 49ers	38–16	Miami Dolphins
XX	26-January-1986	Chicago Bears	46–10	New England Patriots
XXI	25-January-1987	New York Giants	39–20	Denver Broncos
XXII	31-January-1988	Washington Redskins	42–10	Denver Broncos
XXIII	22-January-1989	San Francisco 49ers	20–16	Cincinnati Bengals
XXIV	28-January-1990	San Francisco 49ers	55–10	Denver Broncos
XXV	27-January-1991	New York Giants	20–19	Buffalo Bills
XXVI	26-January-1992	Washington Redskins	37–24	Buffalo Bills
XXVII	31-January-1993	Dallas Cowboys	52–17	Buffalo Bills
XXVIII	30-January-1994	Dallas Cowboys	30–13	Buffalo Bills
XXIX	29-January-1995	San Francisco 49ers	49–26	San Diego Chargers
XXX	28-January-1996	Dallas Cowboys	27–17	Pittsburgh Steelers
XXXI	26-January-1997	Green Bay Packers	35–21	New England Patriots
XXXII	25-January-1998	Denver Broncos	31–24	Green Bay Packers
XXXIII	31-January-1999	Denver Broncos	34–19	Atlanta Falcons
XXXIV	30-January-2000	St. Louis Rams	23–16	Tennessee Titans
XXXV	28-January-2001	Baltimore Ravens	34–7	New York Giants
XXXVI	3-February-2002	New England Patriots	20–17	St. Louis Rams
XXXVII	26-January-2003	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	48–21	Oakland Raiders
XXXVIII	1-February-2004	New England Patriots	32–29	Carolina Panthers
XXXIX	6-February-2005	New England Patriots	24–21	Philadelphia Eagles
XL	5-February-2006	Pittsburgh Steelers	21–10	Seattle Seahawks
XLI	4-February-2007	Indianapolis Colts	29–17	Chicago Bears
XLII	3-February-2008	New York Giants	17–14	New England Patriots
XLIII	1-February-2009	Pittsburgh Steelers	27–23	Arizona Cardinals
XLIV	7-February-2010	New Orleans Saints	31–17	Indianapolis Colts
XLV	6-February-2011	Green Bay Packers	31–25	Pittsburgh Steelers
XLVI	5-February-2012	New York Giants	21–17	New England Patriots
XLVII	3-February-2013	Baltimore Ravens	34–31	San Francisco 49ers
XLVIII	2-February-2014	Seattle Seahawks	43–8	Denver Broncos
XLIX	1-February-2015	New England Patriots	28–24	Seattle Seahawks
50	7-February-2016	Denver Broncos	24–10	Carolina Panthers
LI	5-February-2017	New England Patriots	34–28 (OT)	Atlanta Falcons
LII	4-February-2018	Philadelphia Eagles	41–33	New England Patriots
LIII	3-February-2019	New England Patriots	13-3	Los Angeles Rams
LIV	2-February-2020	Kansas City Chiefs	31-20	San Francisco 49ers
LV	7-February-2021	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	31-9	Kansas City Chiefs
LVI	13-February-2022	Los Angeles Rams	23-20	Cincinnati Bengals
LVII	12-February-2023	Kansas City Chiefs	38-35	Philadelphia Eagles
LVIII	11-February-2024	Kansas City Chiefs	25-22	San Francisco 49ers

Most Super Bowl Wins

As in all team sports, there are always a few teams that have had more success than others when it comes to winning the Super Bowl. Fifteen franchises have won more than one Super Bowl to date, while another five of them have had the pleasure of lifting one Lombardi Trophy. Winning even one Super Bowl is a huge task for all the teams as many things have to fall in place from having the right personnel and staff to practicing and developing different strategies for every opponent, to executing the plans to perfection on game days.

Having said that, the most successful teams are able to achieve this year after year and that is why they are at the top of the table when it comes to the most Super Bowls won in the history of the NFL. the teams that have won the most Super Bowls are the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New England Patriots with 6 apiece, while the Dallas Cowboys and the San Francisco 49ers are close behind with 5 each.

After their exploits of the Super Bowl LVIII, the Kansas City Chiefs have climbed up the charts and are tied with the Giants and Packers with 4 Super Bowl victories. Under their head coach Andy Reid, Mahomes and co. have won the Lombardi trophy 3 times from their 4 appearances in the last 5 years.

Super Bowls Won	Team(s)
6	Pittsburgh Steelers, New England Patriots
5	San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys
4	New York Giants, Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs
3	Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders, Washington Redskins, Denver Broncos
2	Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens, Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1	New York Jets, New Orleans Saints, Chicago Bears, Seattle Seahawks, Philadelphia Eagles