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List of Every NFL Super Bowl Champion Team Since 1967 List of Every NFL Super Bowl Champion Team Since 1967 This is the complete Super Bowl list including which NFL football team won the championship each year since 1967, the final score, and where each Super Bowl was played. (Winner is listed first.) 1960's 1967 SUPER BOWL I at LOS ANGELES - GREEN BAY (Packers) vs KANSAS CITY (Chiefs) (35-10) 1968 SUPER BOWL II at MIAMI - GREEN BAY (Packers) vs OAKLAND (Raiders) (33-14) 1969 SUPER BOWL III at MIAMI - NEW YORK JETS vs BALTIMORE (Ravens) (16-7) 1970's 1970 SUPER BOWL IV at NEW ORLEANS - KANSAS CITY (Chiefs) vs MINNESOTA (Vikings) (23-7) 1971 SUPER BOWL V at MIAMI - BALTIMORE (Ravens) vs DALLAS (Cowboys) (16-13) 1972 SUPER BOWL VI at NEW ORLEANS - DALLAS (Cowboys) vs MIAMI (Dolphins) (24-3) 1973 SUPER BOWL VII at LOS ANGELES - MIAMI (Dolphins) vs WASHINGTON (Redskins) (14-7) 1974 SUPERBOWL VIII at HOUSTON - MIAMI (Dolphins) vs MINNESOTA (Vikings) (24-7) 1975 SUPER BOWL IX at NEW ORLEANS - PITTSBURGH (Steelers) vs MINNESOTA (Vikings) (16-6) 1976 SUPER BOWL X at MIAMI - PITTSBURGH (Steelers) vs DALLAS (Cowboys) (21-17) 1977 SUPER BOWL XI at PASADENA - OAKLAND (Raiders) vs MINNESOTA (Vikings) (32-14) 1978 SUPER BOWL XII at NEW ORLEANS - DALLAS (Cowboys) vs DENVER (Broncos) (27-10) 1979 SUPER BOWL XIII at MIAMI - PITTSBURGH (Steelers) vs DALLAS (Cowboys) (35-31) 1980's 1980 SUPER BOWL XIV at PASADENA - PITTSBURGH (Steelers) vs LOS ANGELES RAMS (31-39) 1981 SUPER BOWL XV at NEW ORLEANS - OAKLAND (Raiders) vs PHILADELPHIA (Eagles) (27-10) 1982 SUPER BOWL XVI at PONTIAC - SAN FRANCISCO (49ers) vs CINCINNATI (Bengals) (26-21) 1983 SUPER BOWL XVII at PASADENA - WASHINGTON (Redskins) vs MIAMI (Dolphins) (27-17) 1984 SUPER BOWL XVIII at TAMPA - LA RAIDERS vs WASHINGTON (Redskins) (38-9) 1985 SUPER BOWL XIX at STANFORD - SAN FRANCISCO (49ers) vs MIAMI (Dolphins) (38-16) 1986 SUPER BOWL XX at NEW ORLEANS - CHICAGO (Bears) vs NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) (46-10) 1987 SUPER BOWL XXI at PASADENA - NY GIANTS vs DENVER (Broncos) (39-20) 1988 SUPER BOWL XXII at SAN DIEGO - WASHINGTON (Redskins) vs DENVER (Broncos) (42-10) 1989 SUPER BOWL XXIII at MIAMI - SAN FRANCISCO (49ers) vs CINCINNATI (Bengals) (20-16) 1990'S 1990 SUPER BOWL XXIV at NEW ORLEANS - SAN FRANCISCO (49ers) vs DENVER (Broncos) (55-10) 1991 SUPER BOWL XXV at TAMPA - NY GIANTS vs BUFFALO (Bills) (20-19) 1992 SUPER BOWL XXVI at MINNEAPOLIS - WASHINTOWN (Redskins) vs BUFFALO (Bills) (37-24) 1993 SUPER BOWL XXVII at PASADENA - DALLAS (Cowboys) vs BUFFALO (Bills) (52-17) 1994 SUPER BOWL XXVIII at ATLANTA - DALLAS (Cowboys) vs BUFFALO (Bills) (30-13) 1995 SUPER BOWL XXIX at MIAMI - SAN FRANCISCO (49ers) vs SAN DIEGO (Chargers) (49-26) 1996 SUPER BOWL XXX at TEMPE - DALLAS (Cowboys) vs PITTSBURGH (Steelers) (27-17) 1997 SUPER BOWL XXXI- at NEW ORLEANS - GREEN BAY (Packers) vs NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) (35-21) 1998 SUPER BOWL XXXII at SAN DIEGO - DENVER (Broncos) vs GREEEN BAY (Packers) (31-24) 1999 SUPER BOWL XXXIII at MIAMI - DENVER (Broncos) vs ATLANTA (Falcons) (34-19) 2000's 2000 SUPER BOWL XXXIV at ATLANTA - ST. LOUIS (Rams) vs TENNESSEE (Titans) (23-16) 2001 SUPER BOWL XXXV at TAMPA - BALTIMORE (Ravens) vs NY GIANTS (34-7) 2002 SUPER BOWL XXXVI at NEW ORLEANS - NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) vs ST. LOUIS (Rams) (20-17) 2003 SUPER BOWL XXXVII at SAN DIEGO - TAMPA BAY (Buccaneers) vs OAKLAND (Raiders) (48-21) 2004 SUPER BOWL XXXVIII at HOUSTON - NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) vs CAROLINA (Panthers) (32-29) 2005 SUPER BOWL XXXIX at JACKSONVILLE - NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) vs PHILADELPHIA (Eagles) (24-21) 2006 SUPER BOWL XL at DETROIT - PITTSBURGH (Steelers) vs SEATTLE (Seahawks) (21-10) 2007 SUPER BOWL XLI at MIAMI - INDIANAPOLIS (Colts) vs CHICAGO (Bears) (29-17) 2008 SUPER BOWL XLII at PHOENIX - NY GIANTS vs NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) (17-14) 2009 SUPER BOWL XLIII at TAMPA - PITTSBURGH (Steelers) vs ARIZONA (Cardinals) (27-23) 2010's 2010 SUPER BOWL XLIV at MIAMI - NEW ORLEANS (Saints) vs INDIANAPOLIS (Colts) (31-17) 2011 SUPER BOWL XLV at ARLINGTON - GREEN BAY (Packers) vs PITTSBURGH (Steelers) (31-25) 2012 SUPER BOWL XLVI at INDIANAPOLIS - NY GIANTS vs NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) (21-17) 2013 SUPER BOWL XLVII at NEW ORLEANS - BALTIMORE (Ravens) vs SAN FRANCISCO (49ers) (34-31) 2014 SUPER BOWL XLVIII at NEW JERSEY - SEATTLE (Seahawks) vs DENVER (Broncos) (43-8) 2015 SUPER BOWL XLIX at PHOENIX - NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) vs SEATTLE (Seahawks) (28-24) 2016 SUPER BOWL L at SANTA CLARA - DENVER (Broncos) vs CAROLINA (Panthers) (24-10) 2017 SUPER BOWL LI at HOUSTON - NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) vs ATLANTA (Falcons) (34-28) 2018 SUPER BOWL LII at MINNEAPOLIS - PHILADELPHIA (Eagles) vs NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) (41-33) 2019 SUPER BOWL LIII at ATLANTA - NEW ENGLAND (Patriots) vs LA RAMS (13-3) 2020 2020 SUPER BOWL LIV at MIAMI - KANSAS CITY (Chiefs) vs SAN FRANCISCO (49ers) (31-20) Created By The Official Checkli Account - checkli.com.
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