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    List of Super Bowl MVP Winners (Updated 2024)

    Here is the list of all the Super Bowl MVP winners in the history of the biggest game, dating back to 1967.

    Having your name on the long list of Super Bowl MVP winners is special. To make the Super Bowl is one achievement alone, but to be the player that made the biggest difference between your team winning or losing is extra special.

    Super Bowl MVP Winners

    Below is a list of all the Super Bowl MVP winners throughout the history of the game.

    Super Bowls I-X

    • Super Bowl I
      QB Bart Starr
    • Super Bowl II
      QB Bart Starr
    • Super Bowl III
      QB Joe Namath
    • Super Bowl IV
      QB Len Dawson
    • Super Bowl V
      LB Chuck Howley
    • Super Bowl VI
      QB Roger Staubach
    • Super Bowl VII
      S Jake Scott
    • Super Bowl VIII
      RB Larry Csonka
    • Super Bowl IX
      RB Franco Harris 
    • Super Bowl X
      WR Lynn Swann

    Super Bowls XI-XX

    • Super Bowl XI
      WR Fred Biletnikoff
    • Super Bowl XII
      DT Randy White and DE Harvey Martin
    • Super Bowl XIII
      QB Terry Bradshaw
    • Super Bowl XIV
      QB Terry Bradshaw
    • Super Bowl XV
      QB Jim Plunkett
    • Super Bowl XVI
      QB Joe Montana
    • Super Bowl XVII
      RB John Riggins
    • Super Bowl XVIII
      RB Marcus Allen
    • Super Bowl XIX
      QB Joe Montana
    • Super Bowl XX
      DE Richard Dent

    Super Bowls XXI-XXX

    • Super Bowl XXI
      QB Phil Simms
    • Super Bowl XXII
      QB Doug Williams
    • Super Bowl XXIII
      WR Jerry Rice
    • Super Bowl XXIV
      QB Joe Montana
    • Super Bowl XXV
      RB Ottis Anderson
    • Super Bowl XXVI
      QB Mark Rypien
    • Super Bowl XXVII
      QB Troy Aikman
    • Super Bowl XXVIII
      RB Emmitt Smith
    • Super Bowl XXIX
      QB Steve Young
    • Super Bowl XXX
      CB Larry Brown

    Super Bowls XXXI-XL

    • Super Bowl XXXI
      Kick/Punt returner Desmond Howard
    • Super Bowl XXXII
      RB Terrell Davis
    • Super Bowl XXXIII
      QB John Elway
    • Super Bowl XXXIV
      QB Kurt Warner
    • Super Bowl XXXV
      LB Ray Lewis
    • Super Bowl XXXVI
      QB Tom Brady
    • Super Bowl XXXVII
      S Dexter Jackson
    • Super Bowl XXXVIII
      QB Tom Brady
    • Super Bowl XXXIX
      WR Deion Branch
    • Super Bowl XL
      WR Hines Ward

    Super Bowls XLI-L

    • Super Bowl XLI
      QB Peyton Manning
    • Super Bowl XLII
      QB Eli Manning
    • Super Bowl XLIII
      WR Santonio Holmes
    • Super Bowl XLIV
      QB Drew Brees
    • Super Bowl XLV
      QB Aaron Rodgers
    • Super Bowl XLVI
      QB Eli Manning
    • Super Bowl XLVII
      QB Joe Flacco
    • Super Bowl XLVIII
      LB Malcolm Smith
    • Super Bowl XLIX
      QB Tom Brady
    • Super Bowl L
      OLB Von Miller

    Super Bowls LI-LVI

    • Super Bowl LI
      QB Tom Brady
    • Super Bowl LII
      QB Nick Foles
    • Super Bowl LIII
      WR Julian Edelman
    • Super Bowl LIV
      QB Patrick Mahomes
    • Super Bowl LV
      QB Tom Brady
    • Super Bowl LVI
      WR Cooper Kupp
    • Super Bowl LVII
      QB Patrick Mahomes
    • Super Bowl LVIII
      QB Patrick Mahomes

    Who Has Won the Most Super Bowl MVPs?

    No player has won the Super Bowl MVP award more than quarterback Tom Brady. Throughout his legendary 22-year career, Brady won the Super Bowl MVP award five different times.

    MORE: List of Super Bowl Single-Game Record Holders

    Brady earned his first Super Bowl MVP in Super Bowl 36, followed by winning the award in Super Bowls 38, 49, 51, and 55. The next player closest to Brady is quarterback Joe Montana, who won three Super Bowl MVPs between 1982 and 1990.

    Who Votes for the Super Bowl MVP?

    The Super Bowl MVP voting system is a bit complex. The MVP is chosen by a panel of 16 football writers and broadcasters, and, since Super Bowl XXXV in 2001, fans voting electronically.

    The media panel’s ballots count for 80% of the vote tally, while the viewers’ ballots make up the other 20%. Fans can vote online. Media voters are asked to vote with about five minutes remaining in the game but are allowed to change their minds when the game ends. They can nominate one player from each team, with instructions to count their vote for the player on the winning team.

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