How Many Super Bowls Does Each Team Have? Full List

By Sarah Miller · February 5, 2050

The New England Patriots, Pittsburgh Steelers, and the San Francisco 49ers are tied for the most Super Bowl wins in NFL history with six championships each. This article breaks down every team's Super Bowl victories, historical context, key players, and performance trends.

Super Bowl Wins by NFL Team

The Super Bowl, first played in 1967, is the annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL). Since its inception, 58 Super Bowls have been contested as of 2024. Over the decades, various teams have risen to dominance during different eras, with some franchises building dynasties while others are still chasing their first title.

Teams with Multiple Super Bowl Championships

A select group of NFL franchises have achieved repeated success on the sport’s biggest stage. The following list highlights teams with two or more Super Bowl wins:

New England Patriots – 6 wins
Pittsburgh Steelers – 6 wins
San Francisco 49ers – 6 wins
Dallas Cowboys – 5 wins
Green Bay Packers – 4 wins
New York Giants – 4 wins
Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders – 3 wins
Kansas City Chiefs – 3 wins
Denver Broncos – 3 wins
Washington Commanders – 3 wins
Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2 wins
Los Angeles Rams – 2 wins
Baltimore Ravens – 2 wins
New Orleans Saints – 1 win
Indianapolis Colts – 2 wins
Chicago Bears – 1 win
New York Jets – 1 win
Oakland Raiders – 3 wins

Detailed Super Bowl Champions List by Team

This comprehensive table includes all 32 NFL teams, their appearances, wins, losses, and last championship victory. Data is accurate through Super Bowl LVIII (2024).

Team	Super Bowl Wins	Appearances	Last Win	Last Appearance
Pittsburgh Steelers	6	8	2009 (XLIII)	2011 (XLV)
New England Patriots	6	11	2019 (LIII)	2019 (LIII)
San Francisco 49ers	5	7	1995 (XXIX)	2020 (LIV)
Dallas Cowboys	5	8	1996 (XXX)	1996 (XXX)
Green Bay Packers	4	5	2011 (XLV)	2015 (XLIX)
New York Giants	4	5	2012 (XLVI)	2012 (XLVI)
Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders	3	5	2003 (XXXVII)	2003 (XXXVII)
Kansas City Chiefs	3	4	2023 (LVII)	2024 (LVIII)
Denver Broncos	3	8	2016 (50)	2016 (50)
Washington Commanders	3	5	1992 (XXVI)	1992 (XXVI)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2	3	2021 (LV)	2021 (LV)
Los Angeles Rams	2	4	2022 (LVI)	2022 (LVI)
Baltimore Ravens	2	2	2013 (XLVII)	2013 (XLVII)
New Orleans Saints	1	1	2010 (XLIV)	2010 (XLIV)
Chicago Bears	1	2	1986 (XX)	2007 (XLI)
New York Jets	1	1	1969 (III)	1969 (III)
Indianapolis Colts	2	4	2007 (XLI)	2010 (XLIV)
Philadelphia Eagles	1	4	2018 (LII)	2023 (LVII)
Arizona Cardinals	1	2	2009 (XLIII)	2009 (XLIII)
Minnesota Vikings	0	4	N/A	1977 (XI)
Cleveland Browns	0	0	N/A	N/A
Detroit Lions	0	0	N/A	N/A
Jacksonville Jaguars	0	0	N/A	N/A
Houston Texans	0	0	N/A	N/A
Cincinnati Bengals	0	3	N/A	2022 (LVI)
Buffalo Bills	0	4	N/A	1994 (XXVIII)
Atlanta Falcons	0	2	N/A	2017 (LI)
Carolina Panthers	0	2	N/A	2016 (50)
Los Angeles Chargers	0	1	N/A	1995 (XXIX)
Miami Dolphins	2	5	1974 (VIII)	1985 (XIX)
Seattle Seahawks	1	3	2014 (XLVIII)	2015 (XLIX)

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The data shows that only 15 of the 32 NFL teams have won a Super Bowl, highlighting competitive disparities across franchises. The New England Patriots hold the record for most appearances (11), largely due to Tom Brady's era from 2001–2019. Meanwhile, expansion teams like the Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars have never reached the Super Bowl.

Historical Trends and Dynasty Eras

The NFL has seen several dominant periods led by legendary quarterbacks and coaches. Understanding these dynasties helps explain why certain teams have accumulated multiple titles.

The Steelers’ 1970s Dominance

Pittsburgh won four Super Bowls in six years (IX, X, XIII, XIV) under coach Chuck Noll, powered by the Steel Curtain defense and Terry Bradshaw at quarterback. They added two more in the 2000s with Ben Roethlisberger.

49ers Legacy Across Decades

San Francisco captured five titles between 1982 and 1995, led first by Joe Montana and Bill Walsh, then later by Steve Young and George Seifert. Their most recent appearance was in Super Bowl LIV, losing to the Chiefs.

Tom Brady and the Patriots Dynasty

From 2001 to 2019, New England made nine Super Bowl appearances, winning six. Key victories came against the St. Louis Rams, Carolina Panthers, Seattle Seahawks (twice), and Los Angeles Rams. Brady and head coach Bill Belichick formed the most successful QB-coach tandem in NFL history.

Rise of the Kansas City Chiefs

Under Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid, the Chiefs have won three Super Bowls since 2020 (LIV, LVII, LVIII), establishing a new modern dynasty. Mahomes became the youngest quarterback to win three Super Bowls at age 29.

Frequently Asked Questions About Super Bowl Wins

Which teams have the most Super Bowl wins?

The Pittsburgh Steelers, New England Patriots, and San Francisco 49ers are tied for the most Super Bowl victories with six wins each.

Have any team won three consecutive Super Bowls?

No team has ever won three consecutive Super Bowls. The closest were the Buffalo Bills (four straight appearances from 1991–1994) and the New England Patriots (three appearances from 2001–2004, winning two).

Which team has appeared in the most Super Bowls?

The New England Patriots have appeared in the most Super Bowls with 11 total appearances, winning six and losing five.

Which NFL teams have never won a Super Bowl?

As of 2025, 17 teams have never won a Super Bowl, including the Minnesota Vikings, Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Los Angeles Chargers, Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, and Jacksonville Jaguars.

Who has won the most Super Bowls as a player?

Tom Brady holds the record with seven Super Bowl wins—six with the New England Patriots and one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers—making him the most decorated player in Super Bowl history.

When was the first Super Bowl held?

The first Super Bowl was played on January 15, 1967, between the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs. The Packers won 35–10 in what was then called the AFL-NFL World Championship Game.

Which stadium has hosted the most Super Bowls?

As of 2024, the stadium that has hosted the most Super Bowls is the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, with eight total games, followed closely by Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium with eleven Super Bowl hostings.