Champions behind at half
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Still found a way to win
Super Bowl Scores by Quarter and Halftime
The latest Super Bowl halftime score was 9–0 before the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 29–13 in Super Bowl LX.
This page tracks the score after every quarter. The Super Bowl scores page remains the cleaner view for final results, margins and total points.
WHEN THE GAME CHANGED 13 champions trailed at halftime, and 13 were still behind after three quarters. Super Bowl LI is the extreme: The New England Patriots erased an 18-point halftime deficit and a 19-point deficit entering the fourth. Only 2 Super Bowls reached overtime. The highest-scoring quarter produced 37 points in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XXXVIII, while 10 games opened with a scoreless first quarter. Scores in the table are cumulative. Halftime includes the first two quarters, and “After 3Q” is the score entering the fourth. 13 Champions entering the fourth 2 Across the full history 10 Games that started 0–0 60 games shown Yes. The halftime column is the score after two quarters, and the third-quarter column is the score entering the fourth quarter. 2 games went to overtime: Super Bowl LVIII and Super Bowl LI. The highest combined quarter produced 37 points in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XXXVIII. Seattle Seahawks led New England Patriots 9–0 at halftime of Super Bowl LX.
The Final Score Hides How the Game Got There
Behind after 3Q
Overtime games
Scoreless first quarters
Super Bowl
Winner
Runner-up
1Q
Halftime
After 3Q
End 4Q
OT
Final
2026
LX
Seattle Seahawks
New England Patriots3–0
9–0
12–0
29–13
—
29–13
2025
LIX
Philadelphia Eagles
Kansas City Chiefs7–0
24–0
34–6
40–22
—
40–22
2024
LVIII
Kansas City Chiefs
San Francisco 49ers0–0
3–10
13–10
19–19
25–22
25–22
2023
LVII
Kansas City ChiefsPhiladelphia Eagles7–7
14–24
21–27
38–35
—
38–35
2022
LVI
Los Angeles Rams
Cincinnati Bengals7–3
13–10
16–20
23–20
—
23–20
2021
LV
Tampa Bay BuccaneersKansas City Chiefs7–3
21–6
31–9
31–9
—
31–9
2020
LIV
Kansas City ChiefsSan Francisco 49ers7–3
10–10
10–20
31–20
—
31–20
2019
LIII
New England PatriotsLos Angeles Rams0–0
3–0
3–3
13–3
—
13–3
2018
LII
Philadelphia EaglesNew England Patriots9–3
22–12
29–26
41–33
—
41–33
2017
LI
New England Patriots
Atlanta Falcons0–0
3–21
9–28
28–28
34–28
34–28
2016
L
Denver Broncos
Carolina Panthers10–0
13–7
16–7
24–10
—
24–10
2015
XLIX
New England PatriotsSeattle Seahawks0–0
14–14
14–24
28–24
—
28–24
2014
XLVIII
Seattle SeahawksDenver Broncos8–0
22–0
36–8
43–8
—
43–8
2013
XLVII
Baltimore RavensSan Francisco 49ers7–3
21–6
28–23
34–31
—
34–31
2012
XLVI
New York GiantsNew England Patriots9–0
9–10
15–17
21–17
—
21–17
2011
XLV
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers14–0
21–10
21–17
31–25
—
31–25
2010
XLIV
New Orleans Saints
Indianapolis Colts0–10
6–10
16–17
31–17
—
31–17
2009
XLIII
Pittsburgh Steelers
Arizona Cardinals3–0
17–7
20–7
27–23
—
27–23
2008
XLII
New York GiantsNew England Patriots3–0
3–7
3–7
17–14
—
17–14
2007
XLI
Indianapolis Colts
Chicago Bears6–14
16–14
22–17
29–17
—
29–17
2006
XL
Pittsburgh SteelersSeattle Seahawks0–3
7–3
14–10
21–10
—
21–10
2005
XXXIX
New England PatriotsPhiladelphia Eagles0–0
7–7
14–14
24–21
—
24–21
2004
XXXVIII
New England PatriotsCarolina Panthers0–0
14–10
14–10
32–29
—
32–29
2003
XXXVII
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Oakland Raiders3–3
20–3
34–9
48–21
—
48–21
2002
XXXVI
New England PatriotsSt. Louis Rams0–3
14–3
17–3
20–17
—
20–17
2001
XXXV
Baltimore RavensNew York Giants7–0
10–0
24–7
34–7
—
34–7
2000
XXXIV
St. Louis Rams
Tennessee Titans3–0
9–0
16–6
23–16
—
23–16
1999
XXXIII
Denver BroncosAtlanta Falcons7–3
17–6
17–6
34–19
—
34–19
1998
XXXII
Denver BroncosGreen Bay Packers7–7
17–14
24–17
31–24
—
31–24
1997
XXXI
Green Bay PackersNew England Patriots10–14
27–14
35–21
35–21
—
35–21
1996
XXX
Dallas CowboysPittsburgh Steelers10–0
13–7
20–7
27–17
—
27–17
1995
XXIX
San Francisco 49ers
San Diego Chargers14–7
28–10
42–18
49–26
—
49–26
1994
XXVIII
Dallas Cowboys
Buffalo Bills6–3
6–13
20–13
30–13
—
30–13
1993
XXVII
Dallas CowboysBuffalo Bills14–7
28–10
31–17
52–17
—
52–17
1992
XXVI
Washington RedskinsBuffalo Bills0–0
17–0
31–10
37–24
—
37–24
1991
XXV
New York GiantsBuffalo Bills3–3
10–12
17–12
20–19
—
20–19
1990
XXIV
San Francisco 49ersDenver Broncos13–3
27–3
41–10
55–10
—
55–10
1989
XXIII
San Francisco 49ersCincinnati Bengals3–0
3–3
6–13
20–16
—
20–16
1988
XXII
Washington RedskinsDenver Broncos0–10
35–10
35–10
42–10
—
42–10
1987
XXI
New York GiantsDenver Broncos7–10
9–10
26–10
39–20
—
39–20
1986
XX
Chicago BearsNew England Patriots13–3
23–3
44–3
46–10
—
46–10
1985
XIX
San Francisco 49ers
Miami Dolphins7–10
28–16
38–16
38–16
—
38–16
1984
XVIII
Los Angeles RaidersWashington Redskins7–0
21–3
35–9
38–9
—
38–9
1983
XVII
Washington RedskinsMiami Dolphins0–7
10–17
13–17
27–17
—
27–17
1982
XVI
San Francisco 49ersCincinnati Bengals7–0
20–0
20–7
26–21
—
26–21
1981
XV
Oakland RaidersPhiladelphia Eagles14–0
14–3
24–3
27–10
—
27–10
1980
XIV
Pittsburgh SteelersLos Angeles Rams3–7
10–13
17–19
31–19
—
31–19
1979
XIII
Pittsburgh SteelersDallas Cowboys7–7
21–14
21–17
35–31
—
35–31
1978
XII
Dallas CowboysDenver Broncos10–0
13–0
20–10
27–10
—
27–10
1977
XI
Oakland Raiders
Minnesota Vikings0–0
16–0
19–7
32–14
—
32–14
1976
X
Pittsburgh SteelersDallas Cowboys7–7
7–10
7–10
21–17
—
21–17
1975
IX
Pittsburgh SteelersMinnesota Vikings0–0
2–0
9–0
16–6
—
16–6
1974
VIII
Miami DolphinsMinnesota Vikings14–0
17–0
24–0
24–7
—
24–7
1973
VII
Miami DolphinsWashington Redskins7–0
14–0
14–0
14–7
—
14–7
1972
VI
Dallas CowboysMiami Dolphins3–0
10–3
17–3
24–3
—
24–3
1971
V
Baltimore ColtsDallas Cowboys0–3
6–13
6–13
16–13
—
16–13
1970
IV
Kansas City ChiefsMinnesota Vikings3–0
16–0
23–7
23–7
—
23–7
1969
III
New York JetsBaltimore Colts0–0
7–0
13–0
16–7
—
16–7
1968
II
Green Bay PackersOakland Raiders3–0
16–7
26–7
33–14
—
33–14
1967
I
Green Bay PackersKansas City Chiefs7–0
14–10
28–10
35–10
—
35–10
Quarter and halftime score questions
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SOURCES & REVIEW
Where these Super Bowl records come from
Updated after Super Bowl LX on February 7, 2026. Reviewed June 29, 2026.
- Reviewed by
- Justin Fuhr
- Reviewed
- June 29, 2026
- Coverage
- Through Super Bowl LX
- Primary sources
- NFL historical records and Pro Football Reference
How the totals work
Years refer to the calendar year when the Super Bowl was played. Franchise totals follow the current franchise across relocations and team-name changes. Co-MVPs count as two awards in one game. Current franchises with no appearance are included with zero trips rather than omitted.