Super Bowl

The Super Bowl is the championship game of the National Football League, widely considered the most important American professional football competition in the United States.

The game was first played in January 1967 between the champions of the American Football League and the National Football League, an off-shoot of the merger agreement between the two leagues that took effect for the 1970 season. Since 1970 the game has featured the champions of the NFL's two conferences, the American Football Conference and the National Football Conference.

Following Apple Computer's 1984 advertisement announcing the Apple Macintosh computer, directed by Ridley Scott, the broadcast of the Super Bowl became the premier showcase for high-concept or simply extravagantly expensive commercials. Famous commercial campaigns include the Budweiser "Bud Bowl" campaign, and the 1999 and 2000 dot-com ads.

Game Results

Game	Date	Winning Club	Losing Club	Score	Host City
I	1/15/1967	Green Bay Packers (NFL)	Kansas City Chiefs (AFL)	35-10	Los Angeles
II	1/14/1968	Green Bay Packers (NFL)	Oakland Raiders (AFL)	33-14	Miami
III	1/12/1969	New York Jets (AFL)	Baltimore Colts (NFL)	16-7	Miami
IV	1/11/1970	Kansas City Chiefs (AFL)	Minnesota Vikings (NFL)	23-7	New Orleans
V	1/17/1971	Baltimore Colts (AFC)	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	16-13	Miami
VI	1/16/1972	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	24-3	New Orleans
VII	1/14/1973	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	Washington Redskins (NFC)	14-7	Los Angeles
VIII	1/13/1974	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	Minnesota Vikings (NFC)	24-7	Houston
IX	1/12/1975	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	Minnesota Vikings (NFC)	16-6	New Orleans
X	1/18/1976	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	21-17	Miami
XI	1/09/1977	Oakland Raiders (AFC)	Minnesota Vikings (NFC)	32-14	Pasadena
XII	1/15/1978	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	Denver Broncos (AFC)	27-10	New Orleans
XIII	1/21/1979	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	35-31	Miami
XIV	1/20/1980	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	Los Angeles Rams (NFC)	31-19	Pasadena
XV	1/25/1981	Oakland Raiders (AFC)	Philadelphia Eagles (NFC)	27-10	New Orleans
XVI	1/24/1982	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	Cincinnati Bengals (AFC)	26-21	Detroit
XVII	1/30/1983	Washington Redskins (NFC)	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	27-17	Pasadena
XVIII	1/22/1984	Los Angeles Raiders (AFC)	Washington Redskins (NFC)	38-9	Tampa
XIX	1/20/1985	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	38-16	Palo Alto

Super Bowl XX     1/26/86 NFC Chicago Bears        def. AFC New England Patriots 46-10
Super Bowl XXI    1/25/87 NFC New York Giants      def. AFC Denver Broncos       39-20
Super Bowl XXII   1/31/88 NFC Washington Redskins  def. AFC Denver Broncos       42-10
Super Bowl XXIII  1/22/89 NFC San Francisco 49ers  def. AFC Cincinnati Bengals   20-16
Super Bowl XXIV   1/28/90 NFC San Francisco 49ers  def. AFC Denver Broncos       55-10
Super Bowl XXV    1/27/91 NFC New York Giants      def. AFC Buffalo Bills        20-19
Super Bowl XXVI   1/26/92 NFC Washington Redskins  def. AFC Buffalo Bills        37-24
Super Bowl XXVII  1/31/93 NFC Dallas Cowboys       def. AFC Buffalo Bills        52-17
Super Bowl XXVIII 1/30/94 NFC Dallas Cowboys       def. AFC Buffalo Bills        30-13
Super Bowl XXIX   1/29/95 NFC San Francisco 49ers  def. AFC San Diego Chargers   49-26
Super Bowl XXX    1/28/96 NFC Dallas Cowboys       def. AFC Pittsburgh Steelers  27-17
Super Bowl XXXI   1/26/97 NFC Green Bay Packers    def. AFC New England Patriots 35-21
Super Bowl XXXII  1/25/98 AFC Denver Broncos       def. NFC Green Bay Packers    31-24
Super Bowl XXXIII 1/31/99 AFC Denver Broncos       def. NFC Atlanta Falcons      34-19
Super Bowl XXXIV  1/30/00 NFC Saint Louis Rams     def. AFC Tennessee Titans     23-16
Super Bowl XXXV   1/28/01 AFC Baltimore Ravens     def. NFC New York Giants      34-7
Super Bowl XXXVI  2/03/02 AFC New England Patriots def. NFC Saint Louis Rams     20-17
Super Bowl XXXVII 1/26/03 NFC Tampa Bay Buccaneers def. AFC Oakland Raiders      48-21