Super Bowl Winners by Year: Complete List (1967–2026)

The list now covers 60 completed Super Bowls. 20 current franchises have won at least once, while 12 still have not. See which NFL teams have never won the Super Bowl.

The New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers share the lead with 6 championships. The top four franchises own 22 of the 60 titles, or 36.7%, so recent results have not erased the concentration at the top. The complete championship table carries every current franchise and title year. New England also leads with 12 trips, a separate record covered in the appearance rankings.

Pittsburgh and New England reached six in different ways. The Steelers won four from 1975 through 1980, then added titles in 2006 and 2009. The Patriots won all six from 2002 through 2019, turning one sustained run into a tie with a franchise whose championships span two distinct eras.

Back-to-back champions remain rare: the list contains 9 repeat runs. The Kansas City Chiefs produced the latest by winning Super Bowls LVII and LVIII. Pittsburgh is the only franchise with two separate repeats, which shows how difficult it is to go back-to-back in the NFL.

The last 10 games produced 6 different champions. The Kansas City Chiefs won 3 of them, while the Philadelphia Eagles won 2, so the recent stretch has genuine variety without becoming complete parity. The latest MVP award and every earlier winner are tracked on the Super Bowl MVP record.

Final scores are also a telling stat to look at. 23 games finished within one score, compared with 13 wins by at least 20 points. The complete score list tracks every final together, while the blowout ranking dives deeper into the games that were never close.