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Another table test, this time for american football, not one of my passions but I've played Madden 16 and I enjoyed it.

Super Bowl[edit]

Pre-merger era
Edition	Season^[a]	Date	Venue	Winning team	Score	Losing team	MVP	Referee	Attendance
I	1966 AFL 1966 NFL	January 15, 1967	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles	Green Bay Packers (NFL)	35–10	Kansas City Chiefs (AFL)	Bart Starr (QB) Green Bay Packers	Norm Schachter	61,946
II	1967 AFL 1967 NFL	January 14, 1968	Miami Orange Bowl, Miami	Green Bay Packers (NFL)	33–14	Oakland Raiders (AFL)	Bart Starr (QB) Green Bay Packers	Jack Vest	75,546
III	1968 AFL 1968 NFL	January 12, 1969	Miami Orange Bowl, Miami	New York Jets (AFL)	16–7	Baltimore Colts (NFL)	Joe Namath (QB) New York Jets	Tom Bell	75,389
IV	1969 AFL 1969 NFL	January 11, 1970	Tulane Stadium, New Orleans	Kansas City Chiefs (AFL)	23–7	Minnesota Vikings (NFL)	Len Dawson (QB) Kansas City Chiefs	John McDonough	80,562
Post-merger era
V	1970	January 17, 1971	Miami Orange Bowl, Miami	Baltimore Colts (AFC)	16–13	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	Chuck Howley (LB) Dallas Cowboys	Norm Schachter	79,204
VI	1971	January 16, 1972	Tulane Stadium, New Orleans	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	24–3	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	Roger Staubach (QB) Dallas Cowboys	Jim Tunney	81,023
VII	1972	January 14, 1973	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	14–7	Washington Redskins (NFC)	Jake Scott (FS) Miami Dolphins	Tom Bell	90,182
VIII	1973	January 13, 1974	Rice Stadium, Houston	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	24–7	Minnesota Vikings (NFC)	Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins	Ben Dreith	71,882
IX	1974	January 12, 1975	Tulane Stadium, New Orleans	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	16–6	Minnesota Vikings (NFC)	Franco Harris (FB) Pittsburgh Steelers	Bernie Ulman	80,997
X	1975	January 18, 1976	Miami Orange Bowl, Miami	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	21–17	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	Lynn Swann (WR) Pittsburgh Steelers	Norm Schachter	80,187
XI	1976	January 9, 1977	Rose Bowl, Pasadena	Oakland Raiders (AFC)	32–14	Minnesota Vikings (NFC)	Fred Biletnikoff (WR) Oakland Raiders	Jim Tunney	103,438
XII	1977	January 15, 1978	Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	27–10	Denver Broncos (AFC)	Harvey Martin (DE) and Randy White (DT) Dallas Cowboys	Jim Tunney	75,583
XIII	1978	January 21, 1979	Miami Orange Bowl, Miami	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	35–31	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	Terry Bradshaw (QB) Pittsburgh Steelers	Pat Haggerty	79,484
XIV	1979	January 20, 1980	Rose Bowl, Pasadena	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	31–19	Los Angeles Rams (NFC)	Terry Bradshaw (QB) Pittsburgh Steelers	Fred Silva	103,985
XV	1980	January 25, 1981	Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans	Oakland Raiders (AFC)	27–10	Philadelphia Eagles (NFC)	Jim Plunkett (QB) Oakland Raiders	Ben Dreith	76,135
XVI	1981	January 24, 1982	Pontiac Silverdome, Pontiac	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	26–21	Cincinnati Bengals (AFC)	Joe Montana (QB) San Francisco 49ers	Pat Haggerty	81,270
XVII	1982	January 30, 1983	Rose Bowl, Pasadena	Washington Redskins (NFC)	27–17	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	John Riggins (FB) Washington Redskins	Jerry Markbreit	103,667
XVIII	1983	January 22, 1984	Tampa Stadium, Tampa	Las Vegas Raiders (AFC)	38–9	Washington Redskins (NFC)	Marcus Allen (RB) Las Vegas Raiders	Gene Barth	72,920
XIX	1984	January 20, 1985	Stanford Stadium, Stanford	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	38–16	Miami Dolphins (AFC)	Joe Montana (QB) San Francisco 49ers	Pat Haggerty	84,059
XX	1985	January 26, 1986	Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans	Chicago Bears (NFC)	46–10	New England Patriots (AFC)	Richard Dent (DE) Chicago Bears	Red Cashion	73,818
XXI	1986	January 25, 1987	Rose Bowl, Pasadena	New York Giants (NFC)	39–20	Denver Broncos (AFC)	Phil Simms (QB) New York Giants	Jerry Markbreit	101,063
XXII	1987	January 31, 1988	Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego	Washington Redskins (NFC)	42–10	Denver Broncos (AFC)	Doug Williams (QB) Washington Redskins	Bob McElwee	73,302
XXIII	1988	January 22, 1989	Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	20–16	Cincinatti Bengals (AFC)	Jerry Rice (WR) San Francisco 49ers	Jerry Seeman	75,129
XXIV	1989	January 28, 1990	Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	55–10	Denver Broncos (AFC)	Joe Montana (QB) San Francisco 49ers	Dick Jorgensen	72,919
XXV	1990	January 27, 1991	Tampa Stadium, Tampa	New York Giants (NFC)	20–19	Buffalo Bills (AFC)	Ottis Anderson (RB) New York Giants	Jerry Seeman	73,813
XXVI	1991	January 26, 1992	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis	Washington Redskins (NFC)	37–24	Buffalo Bills (AFC)	Mark Rypien (QB) Washington Redskins	Jerry Markbreit	63,130
XXVII	1992	January 31, 1993	Rose Bowl, Pasadena	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	52–17	Buffalo Bills (AFC)	Troy Aikman (QB) Dallas Cowboys	Dick Hantak	98,374
XXVIII	1993	January 30, 1994	Georgia Dome, Atlanta	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	30–13	Buffalo Bills (AFC)	Emmitt Smith (RB) Dallas Cowboys	Bob McElwee	72,817
XXIX	1994	January 29, 1995	Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami Gardens	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	49–26	San Diego Chargers (AFC)	Steve Young (QB) San Francisco 49ers	Jerry Markbreit	74,107
XXX	1995	January 28, 1996	Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe	Dallas Cowboys (NFC)	27–17	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	Larry Brown (CB) Dallas Cowboys	Red Cashion	76,347
XXXI	1996	January 26, 1997	Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans	Green Bay Packers (NFC)	35–21	New England Patriots (AFC)	Desmond Howard (KR) Green Bay Packers	Gerry Austin	72,301
XXXII	1997	January 25, 1998	Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego	Denver Broncos (AFC)	31–24	Green Bay Packers (NFC)	Terrell Davis (RB) Denver Broncos	Ed Hochuli	68,912
XXXIII	1998	January 31, 1999	Pro Player Stadium, Miami Gardens	Denver Broncos (AFC)	34–19	Atlanta Falcons (NFC)	John Elway (QB) Denver Broncos	Bernie Kukar	74,803
XXXIV	1999	January 30, 2000	Georgia Dome, Atlanta	St. Louis Rams (NFC)	23–16	Tennessee Titans (AFC)	Kurt Warner (QB) St. Louis Rams	Bob McElwee	72,625
XXXV	2000	January 28, 2001	Raymond James Stadium, Tampa	Baltimore Ravens (AFC)	34–7	New York Giants (NFC)	Ray Lewis (LB) Baltimore Ravens	Gerry Austin	71,921
XXXVI	2001	February 3, 2002	Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans	New England Patriots (AFC)	20–17	St. Louis Rams (NFC)	Tom Brady (QB) New England Patriots	Bernie Kukar	72,922
XXXVII	2002	January 26, 2003	Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego	Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFC)	48–21	Oakland Raiders (AFC)	Dexter Jackson (DB) Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Bill Carollo	67,603
XXXVIII	2003	February 1, 2004	Reliant Stadium, Houston	New England Patriots (AFC)	32–29	Carolina Panthers (NFC)	Tom Brady (QB) New England Patriots	Ed Hochuli	71,525
XXXIX	2004	February 6, 2005	Alltel Stadium, Jacksonville	New England Patriots (AFC)	24–21	Philadelphia Eagles (NFC)	Deion Branch (WR) New England Patriots	Terry McAulay	78,125
XL	2005	February 5, 2006	Ford Field, Detroit	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	21–10	Seattle Seahawks (NFC)	Hines Ward (WR) Pittsburgh Steelers	Bill Leavy	68,206
XLI	2006	February 4, 2007	Dolphin Stadium, Miami Gardens	Indianapolis Colts (AFC)	29–17	Chicago Bears (NFC)	Peyton Manning (QB) Indianapolis Colts	Tony Corrente	74,512
XLII	2007	February 3, 2008	University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale	New York Giants (NFC)	17–14	New England Patriots (AFC)	Eli Manning (QB) New York Giants	Mike Carey	71,101
XLIII	2008	February 1, 2009	Raymond James Stadium, Tampa	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	27–23	Arizona Cardinals (NFC)	Santonio Holmes (WR) Pittsburgh Steelers	Terry McAulay	70,774
XLIV	2009	February 7, 2010	Sun Life Stadium, Miami Gardens	New Orleans Saints (NFC)	31–17	Indianapolis Colts (AFC)	Drew Brees (QB) New Orleans Saints	Scott Green	74,059
XLV	2010	February 6, 2011	Cowboys Stadium, Arlington	Green Bay Packers (NFC)	31–25	Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC)	Aaron Rodgers (QB) Green Bay Packers	Walt Anderson	103,219
XLVI	2011	February 5, 2012	Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis	New York Giants (NFC)	21–17	New England Patriots (AFC)	Eli Manning (QB) New York Giants	John Parry	68,658
XLVII	2012	February 3, 2013	Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans	Baltimore Ravens (AFC)	34–31	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	Joe Flacco (QB) Baltimore Ravens	Jerome Boger	71,024
XLVIII	2013	February 2, 2014	MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford	Seattle Seahawks (NFC)	43–8	Denver Broncos (AFC)	Malcolm Smith (LB) Seattle Seahawks	Terry McAulay	82,529
XLIX	2014	February 1, 2015	University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale	New England Patriots (AFC)	28–24	Seattle Seahawks (NFC)	Tom Brady (QB) New England Patriots	Bill Vinovich	70,288
50^[b]	2015	February 7, 2016	Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara	Denver Broncos (AFC)	24–10	Carolina Panthers (NFC)	Von Miller (LB) Denver Broncos	Clete Blakeman	71,088
LI	2016	February 5, 2017	NRG Stadium, Houston	New England Patriots (AFC)	34–28 (Overtime)	Atlanta Falcons (NFC)	Tom Brady (QB) New England Patriots	Carl Cheffers	70,807
LII	2017	February 4, 2018	U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis	Philadelphia Eagles (NFC)	41–33	New England Patriots (AFC)	Nick Foles (QB) Philadelphia Eagles	Gene Steratore	67,612
LIII	2018	February 3, 2019	Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta	New England Patriots (AFC)	13–3	Los Angeles Rams (NFC)	Julian Edelman (WR) New England Patriots	John Parry	70,081
LIV	2019	February 2, 2020	Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens	Kansas City Chiefs (AFC)	31–20	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	Patrick Mahomes (QB) Kansas City Chiefs	Bill Vinovich	62,417
LV	2020	February 7, 2021	Raymond James Stadium, Tampa	Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFC)	31–9	Kansas City Chiefs (AFC)	Tom Brady (QB) Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Carl Cheffers	24,835^[c]
LVI	2021	February 13, 2022	SoFi Stadium, Inglewood	Los Angeles Rams (NFC)	23–20	Cincinatti Bengals (AFC)	Cooper Kupp (WR) Los Angeles Rams	Ronald Torbert	70,048
LVII	2022	February 12, 2023	State Farm Stadium, Glendale	Kansas City Chiefs (AFC)	38–35	Philadelphia Eagles (NFC)	Patrick Mahomes (QB) Kansas City Chiefs	Carl Cheffers	67,827
LVIII	2023	February 11, 2024	Allegiant Stadium, Paradise	Kansas City Chiefs (AFC)	25–22 (Overtime)	San Francisco 49ers (NFC)	Patrick Mahomes (QB) Kansas City Chiefs	Bill Vinovich	61,629
Upcoming
LIX	2024	February 9, 2025	Caesars Superdome, New Orleans	2024 AFC Champion or 2024 NFC Champion			To be determined	To be announced	To be determined
LX	2025	February 8, 2026	Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara	2025 NFC Champion or 2025 AFC Champion
LXI	2026	February 14, 2027	SoFi Stadium, Inglewood	2026 AFC Champion or 2026 NFC Champion

^ Season which the Super Bowl determined the winner of.
^ Super Bowl 50 broke the tradition of numbering Super Bowls using Roman numerals in order to celebrate it being the 50th edition of the Super Bowl. To date, this is the only post-merger Super Bowl to not be numbered with Roman numerals.
^ Only 37% of the seats were filled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

[1] Season which the Super Bowl determined the winner of.

[2] Super Bowl 50 broke the tradition of numbering Super Bowls using Roman numerals in order to celebrate it being the 50th edition of the Super Bowl. To date, this is the only post-merger Super Bowl to not be numbered with Roman numerals.

[3] Only 37% of the seats were filled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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