At the start of every NFL season, all 32 teams have the same goal: win the Super Bowl. While that goal is more realistic for some teams than others, every squad dreams of hoisting the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the season.
However, only one team can turn that dream into reality each year. Winning a Super Bowl is extremely difficult, as evidenced by the fact that over a third of the league’s teams have yet to win one. Let’s examine which teams have the most Super Bowl victories and revisit the final score of each game.
T1) New England Patriots, 6
- XXVI (2002) 20-17 vs. St. Louis Rams
- XXXVIII (2004) 32-29 vs. Carolina Panthers
- XXXIX (2005) 24-21 vs. Philadelphia Eagles
- XLIX (2015) 28-24 vs. Seattle Seahawks
- LI (2017) 34-28 vs. Atlanta Falcons
- LIII (2019) 13-3 vs. Los Angeles Rams
T1) Pittsburgh Steelers, 6
- IX (1975) 16-6 vs. Minnesota Vikings
- X (1976) 21-17 vs. Dallas Cowboys
- XIII (1979) 35-31 vs. Dallas Cowboys
- XIV (1980) 31-19 vs. Los Angeles Rams
- XL (2006) 21-10 vs. Seattle Seahawks
- XLIII (2009) 27-23 vs. Arizona Cardinals
T3) San Francisco 49ers, 5
- XVI (1982) 26-21 vs. Cincinnati Bengals
- XIX (1985) 38-16 vs. Miami Dolphins
- XXIII (1989) 20-16 vs. Cincinnati Bengals
- XXIV (1990) 55-10 vs. Denver Broncos
- XXIX (1995) 49-26 vs. San Diego Chargers
T3) Dallas Cowboys, 5
- VI (1972) 24-3 vs. Miami Dolphins
- XII (1978) 27-10 vs. Denver Broncos
- XXVII (1993) 52-17 vs. Buffalo Bills
- XXVIII (1994) 30-13 vs. Buffalo Bills
- XXX (1996) 27-17 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
T5) Kansas City Chiefs, 4
- IV (1970) 23-7 vs. Minnesota Vikings
- LIV (2020) 31-20 vs. San Francisco 49ers
- LVI (2023) 38-35 vs. Philadelphia Eagles
- LVII (2024) 25-22 vs. San Francisco 49ers
T5) Green Bay Packers, 4
- I (1967) 35-10 vs. Kansas City Chiefs
- II (1968) 33-14 vs. Oakland Raiders
- XXXI (1997) 35-21 vs. New England Patriots
- XLV (2011) 31-25 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
T5) New York Giants, 4
- XXI (1987) 39-20 vs. Denver Broncos
- XXV (1991) 20-19 vs. Buffalo Bills
- XLII (2008) 17-14 vs. New England Patriots
- XLVI (2012) 21-17 vs. New England Patriots
T7) Denver Broncos, 3
- XXXII (1998) 31-24 vs. Green Bay Packers
- XXXIII (1999) 34-19 vs. Atlanta Falcons
- 50 (2016) 24-10 vs. Carolina Panthers
T7) L.A. / Oakland / Las Vegas Raiders, 3
- XI (1977) 32-14 vs. Minnesota Vikings
- XV (1981) 27-10 vs. Philadelphia Eagles
- XVIII (1984) 38-9 vs. Washington Redskins
T7) Washington Commanders, 3
- XVII (1983) 27-17 vs. Miami Dolphins
- XXII (1988) 42-10 vs. Denver Broncos
- XXVI (1992) 37-21 vs. Buffalo Bills
T10) Baltimore / Indianapolis Colts, 2
- V (1971) 16-13 vs. Dallas Cowboys
- XLI (2007) 29-17 vs. Chicago Bears
T10) Baltimore Ravens, 2
- XXXV (2001) 34-7 vs. New York Giants
- XIVII (2013) 34-31 vs. San Francisco 49ers
T10) Miami Dolphins, 2
- VII (1973) 14-7 vs. Washington Redskins
- VIII (1974) 24-7 vs. Minnesota Vikings
T10) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2
- XXXVII (2003) 48-21 vs. Oakland Raiders
- LIV (2021) 31-9 vs. Kansas City Chiefs
T10) L.A. / St. Louis Rams, 2
- XXXIV (2000) 23-16 vs. Tennessee Titans
- LVI (2022) 23-20 vs. Cincinnati Bengals
T16) New York Jets, 1
- III (1969) 16-7 vs. Baltimore Colts
T16) New Orleans Saints, 1
- XLIV (2010) 31-17 vs. Indianapolis Colts
T16) Chicago Bears, 1
- XX (1986) 46-10 vs. New England Patriots
T16) Seattle Seahawks, 1
- XLVIII (2014) 43-8 vs. Denver Broncos
T16) Philadelphia Eagles, 1
- LII (2018) 41-33 vs. New England Patriots
Who Has the Most Super Bowl Wins?
The Patriots and Steelers have each won six Super Bowls — the most of any NFL team. Pittsburgh won four of their six Super Bowls in the 1970s, while all of New England’s Super Bowl titles occurred between 2002 and 2019 with Bill Belichick and Tom Brady at the helm.