Who Won the Last Ten Super Bowls? Complete List & Stats

By Sarah Miller · April 5, 2042

The winners of the last ten Super Bowls are: Kansas City Chiefs (2025, 2023, 2020), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2021), Los Angeles Rams (2022), Philadelphia Eagles (2018), New England Patriots (2019, 2017), and Denver Broncos (2016). The Chiefs have dominated recent years, claiming three titles in five seasons, including a rematch victory over the 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII.

Overview of Recent Super Bowl Champions

The last decade of Super Bowls has seen a mix of dynasties, surprise runs, and historic matchups. From Tom Brady's final triumphs to Patrick Mahomes cementing his legacy, the NFL's biggest stage has delivered unforgettable moments. Below is a detailed breakdown of each champion, their path to victory, and key game statistics.

Year-by-Year Breakdown of Super Bowl Winners

Super Bowl LIX (2025): Kansas City Chiefs Defeat Philadelphia Eagles

In a dramatic rematch of Super Bowl LVII, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38–35 in New Orleans. Patrick Mahomes threw for 320 yards and three touchdowns, earning his third Super Bowl MVP. This victory marked the Chiefs' third title in five years, solidifying their status as the league's current dynasty.

Super Bowl LVIII (2024): Kansas City Chiefs vs. San Francisco 49ers

The Chiefs claimed their second consecutive title—and third in five years—by defeating the 49ers 25–22 in overtime in Las Vegas. A decisive touchdown pass from Mahomes to Mecole Hardman sealed the win. Mahomes played through a high ankle sprain, showcasing elite resilience.

Super Bowl LVII (2023): Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles

The Chiefs edged the Eagles 38–35 in Glendale, Arizona. Harrison Butker’s late field goal and a crucial defensive holding call propelled Kansas City to victory. Mahomes was named MVP despite playing on a sprained ankle.

Super Bowl LVI (2022): Los Angeles Rams vs. Cincinnati Bengals

The Rams won 23–20 at SoFi Stadium, led by Cooper Kupp’s 8 receptions for 92 yards and 2 touchdowns. Matthew Stafford secured his first championship in his 13th season, fulfilling a long-awaited dream.

Super Bowl LV (2021): Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Kansas City Chiefs

Tom Brady, in his first season with Tampa Bay, led the Bucs to a dominant 31–9 victory in their home stadium—the first team to play a Super Bowl at home. Brady earned his fifth Super Bowl ring and fifth MVP award.

Super Bowl LIV (2020): Kansas City Chiefs vs. San Francisco 49ers

Kansas City won 31–20 in Miami after a furious fourth-quarter comeback. Down 20–10 with under 10 minutes left, Mahomes led three scoring drives. He was named MVP, marking the Chiefs’ first title in 50 years.

Super Bowl LIII (2019): New England Patriots vs. Los Angeles Rams

A defensive battle ended 13–3 in Atlanta, the lowest-scoring Super Bowl ever. Julian Edelman caught 10 passes for 141 yards, earning MVP honors. It was Bill Belichick and Tom Brady’s sixth championship together.

Super Bowl LII (2018): Philadelphia Eagles vs. New England Patriots

The Eagles stunned the Patriots 41–33 in Minneapolis. Nick Foles, stepping in for injured Carson Wentz, threw for 373 yards and 3 touchdowns, winning MVP. The “Philly Special” trick play became an instant classic.

Super Bowl LI (2017): New England Patriots vs. Atlanta Falcons

In the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history, the Patriots overcame a 28–3 deficit to win 34–28 in overtime. Tom Brady became the first player to win five Super Bowls, earning MVP honors.

Super Bowl 50 (2016): Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers

The Broncos defeated the Panthers 24–10 in Santa Clara. Von Miller forced two critical fumbles, leading Denver’s dominant defense. He was named MVP, and Peyton Manning retired after winning his second Super Bowl.

Detailed Super Bowl Results (2016–2025)

Year	Super Bowl	Winner	Score	Runner-Up	MVP	Location
2025	LIX	Kansas City Chiefs	38–35	Philadelphia Eagles	Patrick Mahomes	New Orleans, LA
2024	LVIII	Kansas City Chiefs	25–22 (OT)	San Francisco 49ers	Patrick Mahomes	Las Vegas, NV
2023	LVII	Kansas City Chiefs	38–35	Philadelphia Eagles	Patrick Mahomes	Glendale, AZ
2022	LVI	Los Angeles Rams	23–20	Cincinnati Bengals	Cooper Kupp	Inglewood, CA
2021	LV	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	31–9	Kansas City Chiefs	Tom Brady	Tampa, FL
2020	LIV	Kansas City Chiefs	31–20	San Francisco 49ers	Patrick Mahomes	Miami Gardens, FL
2019	LIII	New England Patriots	13–3	Los Angeles Rams	Julian Edelman	Atlanta, GA
2018	LII	Philadelphia Eagles	41–33	New England Patriots	Nick Foles	Minneapolis, MN
2017	LI	New England Patriots	34–28 (OT)	Atlanta Falcons	Tom Brady	Houston, TX
2016	50	Denver Broncos	24–10	Carolina Panthers	Von Miller	Santa Clara, CA

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The table highlights the dominance of the Kansas City Chiefs since 2020, capturing four titles in six years. Patrick Mahomes has been named MVP in three of those victories, joining elite company. The only teams to interrupt the Chiefs-Patriots run were the Eagles, Rams, and Buccaneers, showing competitive balance despite recurring contenders.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Last Ten Super Bowls

Who has won the most Super Bowls in the last ten years?

The Kansas City Chiefs have won four of the last ten Super Bowls (2020, 2023, 2024, 2025), making them the most successful team in that span.

Has any quarterback won multiple Super Bowls in the last decade?

Yes, Patrick Mahomes has won four Super Bowls (LIV, LVII, LVIII, LIX) and was named MVP in three. Tom Brady won two (LI, LV) and earned MVP in one.

Which Super Bowl had the biggest comeback in the last ten years?

Super Bowl LI (2017) featured the largest comeback, as the New England Patriots overcame a 28–3 deficit to defeat the Atlanta Falcons 34–28 in overtime.

Did any team win the Super Bowl at their home stadium in the last ten years?

Yes, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers won Super Bowl LV (2021) at Raymond James Stadium, becoming the first team to win a Super Bowl in their home stadium.

Who was the MVP of Super Bowl LIX?

Patrick Mahomes was named MVP of Super Bowl LIX after throwing for 320 yards and three touchdowns in the Kansas City Chiefs’ 38–35 win over the Philadelphia Eagles.