Super Bowl Winners List (All Champions)

The Super Bowl stands as the pinnacle of American football, annually determining the champion of the National Football League (NFL). Since its inception in 1967, it has evolved into a global spectacle, captivating audiences worldwide with thrilling performances and memorable moments.

Who Won the Super Bowl? Full List of Winners

Below is a comprehensive list of Super Bowl winners from 1967 to 2024:

1. 2024: Kansas City Chiefs (Philadelphia Eagles)
2. 2023: Kansas City Chiefs (San Francisco 49ers)
3. 2022: Los Angeles Rams (Cincinnati Bengals)
4. 2021: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Kansas City Chiefs)
5. 2020: Kansas City Chiefs (San Francisco 49ers)
6. 2019: New England Patriots (Los Angeles Rams)
7. 2018: Philadelphia Eagles (New England Patriots)
8. 2017: New England Patriots (Atlanta Falcons)
9. 2016: Denver Broncos (Carolina Panthers)
10. 2015: New England Patriots (Seattle Seahawks)
11. 2014: Seattle Seahawks (Denver Broncos)
12. 2013: Baltimore Ravens (San Francisco 49ers)
13. 2012: New York Giants (New England Patriots)
14. 2011: Green Bay Packers (Pittsburgh Steelers)
15. 2010: New Orleans Saints (Indianapolis Colts)
16. 2009: Pittsburgh Steelers (Arizona Cardinals)
17. 2008: New York Giants (New England Patriots)
18. 2007: Indianapolis Colts (Chicago Bears)
19. 2006: Pittsburgh Steelers (Seattle Seahawks)
20. 2005: New England Patriots (Philadelphia Eagles)
21. 2004: New England Patriots (Carolina Panthers)
22. 2003: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Oakland Raiders)
23. 2002: New England Patriots (St. Louis Rams)
24. 2001: Baltimore Ravens (New York Giants)
25. 2000: St. Louis Rams (Tennessee Titans)
26. 1999: Denver Broncos (Atlanta Falcons)
27. 1998: Denver Broncos (Green Bay Packers)
28. 1997: Green Bay Packers (New England Patriots)
29. 1996: Dallas Cowboys (Pittsburgh Steelers)
30. 1995: San Francisco 49ers (San Diego Chargers)
31. 1994: Dallas Cowboys (Buffalo Bills)
32. 1993: Dallas Cowboys (Buffalo Bills)
33. 1992: Washington Redskins (Buffalo Bills)
34. 1991: New York Giants (Buffalo Bills)
35. 1990: San Francisco 49ers (Denver Broncos)
36. 1989: San Francisco 49ers (Cincinnati Bengals)
37. 1988: Washington Redskins (Denver Broncos)
38. 1987: New York Giants (Denver Broncos)
39. 1986: Chicago Bears (New England Patriots)
40. 1985: San Francisco 49ers (Miami Dolphins)
41. 1984: Los Angeles Raiders (Washington Redskins)
42. 1983: Washington Redskins (Miami Dolphins)
43. 1982: San Francisco 49ers (Cincinnati Bengals)
44. 1981: Oakland Raiders (Philadelphia Eagles)
45. 1980: Pittsburgh Steelers (Los Angeles Rams)
46. 1979: Pittsburgh Steelers (Dallas Cowboys)
47. 1978: Dallas Cowboys (Denver Broncos)
48. 1977: Oakland Raiders (Minnesota Vikings)
49. 1976: Pittsburgh Steelers (Dallas Cowboys)
50. 1975: Pittsburgh Steelers (Minnesota Vikings)
51. 1974: Miami Dolphins (Minnesota Vikings)
52. 1973: Miami Dolphins (Washington Redskins)
53. 1972: Dallas Cowboys (Miami Dolphins)
54. 1971: Baltimore Colts (Dallas Cowboys)
55. 1970: Kansas City Chiefs (Minnesota Vikings)
56. 1969: New York Jets (Baltimore Colts)
57. 1968: Green Bay Packers (Oakland Raiders)
58. 1967: Green Bay Packers (Kansas City Chiefs)

This list reflects the rich history and evolution of the NFL, highlighting the teams that have reached the summit of American football over the decades.

Which Team Holds the Record for Most Super Bowl Wins?

The Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots share the top spot with six Super Bowl victories each. Trailing them are the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers, both with five championship wins.

Which Teams Have Yet to Win a Super Bowl?

Twelve NFL teams have reached the Super Bowl but failed to claim the prestigious Lombardi Trophy: Minnesota Vikings, Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, Carolina Panthers, Atlanta Falcons, Los Angeles Chargers, Tennessee Titans, Arizona Cardinals, Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, and Jacksonville Jaguars.

Super Bowl History: Biggest and Closest Victories

The most lopsided victory in Super Bowl history occurred on January 28, 1990, when the San Francisco 49ers overwhelmed the Denver Broncos 55–10 in Super Bowl XXIV. Joe Montana's three first-half touchdown passes propelled the 49ers to a commanding 27–3 halftime lead. Denver managed a single touchdown in the third quarter, but the 45-point margin remains the largest in Super Bowl history.

On the other hand, the narrowest margin of victory in Super Bowl history is three points, a feat achieved nine times. The first instance was in Super Bowl V, when the Baltimore Colts edged out the Dallas Cowboys 16–13. Remarkably, the other eight occurrences have all taken place within the last 16 years, including three consecutive games as of 2022.