O Super Bowl de número 45 está chegando. Meu time, o Pittsburgh Steelers, está no páreo. O Steelers, de Pittsburgh, PA, cidade em que passei cinco anos estudando, de 1967 a 1972, já ganhou o SuperBowl seis vezes – sendo o recordista de campeonatos. O primeiro Super Bowl foi, portanto, em 1967, ano que cheguei aos Estados Unidos. Os dois primeiros Super Bowls foram ganhos pelo Green Bay Packers.

O Dallas Cowboys e o San Francisco 49ers vêm em segundo lugar no quesito número de vitórias no SuperBowl, com cinco vitórias cada.

Eis aqui a lista, com o número do Super Bowl, o ano, a data do jogo, quem ganhou, o resultado, e contra quem foi o jogo. A formatação aqui é meio ruim… Mas eu forneço abaixo o link de onde tirei os dados.

01    1967 (15 January, 1967)    Green Bay Packers       35-10    Kansas City Chiefs
02    1968 (January 14, 1968)    Green Bay Packers      33-14    Oakland Raiders
03    1969 (January 12, 1969)    New York Jets              16–07     Indianapolis Colts
04    1970 (January 11, 1970)    Kansas City Chiefs        23–07     Minnesota Vikings
05    1971 (January 17, 1971)    Baltimore Colts               16–13     Dallas Cowboys
06    1972 (January 16, 1972)    Dallas Cowboys              24–03     Miami Dolphins
07    1973 (January 14, 1973)    St Louis Rams                 14–07     Washington Redskins
08    1974 (January 13, 1974)    Miami Dolphins              24–07     Minnesota Vikings
09    1975 (January 12, 1975)    Pittsburgh Steelers        16–06     Minnesota Vikings
10    1976 (January 18, 1976)    Pittsburgh Steelers         21–17    Dallas Cowboys
11    1977 (January 09, 1977)    Oakland Raiders              32–14    Minnesota Vikings
12    1978 (January 15, 1978)    Dallas Cowboys                27–10    Denver Broncos
13    1979 (January 21, 1979)    Pittsburgh Steelers         35–31    Dallas Cowboys
14    1980 (January 20, 1980)    Pittsburgh Steelers        31–19    St. Louis Rams
15    1981 (January 25, 1981)    Oakland Raiders              27–10    Philadelphia Eagles
16    1982 (January 24, 1982)    San Francisco 49ers        26–21    Cincinnati Bengals
17    1983 (January 30, 1983)    Washington Redskins      27–17    Miami Dolphins
18    1984 (January 22, 1984)    Oakland Raiders              38–09     Washington Redskins
19    1985 (January 20, 1985)    San Francisco 49ers        38–16    Miami Dolphins
20    1986 (January 26, 1986)    Chicago Bears                  46–10    New England Patriots
21    1987 (January 25, 1987)    New York Giants             39–20    Denver Broncos
22    1988 (January 31, 1988)    Washington Redskins     42–10    Denver Broncos
23    1989 (January 22, 1989)    San Francisco 49ers       20–16    Cincinnati Bengal
24    1990 (January 28, 1990)    San Francisco 49ers       55–10    Denver Broncos
25    1991 (January 27, 1991)    New York Giants              20–19    Buffalo Bills
26    1992 (January 26, 1992)    Washington Redskins      37–24    Buffalo Bills
27    1993 (January 31, 1993)    Dallas Cowboys                 52–17    Buffalo Bills
28    1994 (January 30, 1994)    Dallas Cowboys                30–13    Buffalo Bills
29    1995 (January 29, 1995)    San Francisco 49ers         49–26    San Diego Chargers
30    1996 (January 28, 1996)    Dallas Cowboys                 27–17    Pittsburgh Steelers
31    1997 (January 26, 1997)    Green Bay Packers            35–21    New England Patriots
32    1998 (January 25, 1998)    Denver Broncos                 31–24    Green Bay Packers
33    1999 (January 31, 1999)    Denver Broncos                 34–19    Atlanta Falcons
34    2000 (January 30, 2000)    St. Louis Rams                 23–16    Tennessee Titans
35    2001 (January 28, 2001)    Baltimore Ravens              34–07     New York Giants
36    2002 (February 3, 2002)    New England Patriots       20–17    St. Louis Rams
37    2003 (January 26, 2003)    Tampa Bay Buccaneers    48–21    Oakland Raiders
38    2004 (February 1, 2004)    New England Patriots       32–29    Carolina Panthers
39    2005 (February 6, 2005)    New England Patriots       24–21    Philadelphia Eagles
40    2006 (February 5, 2006)    Pittsburgh Steelers           21–10    Seattle Seahawks
41    2007 (February 4, 2007)    Indianapolis Colts               29–17    Chicago Bears
42    2008 (February 3, 2008)    New York Giants                17–14    New England Patriots
43    2009 (February 1, 2009)    Pittsburgh Steelers            27–23    Arizona Cardinals
44    2010 (February 7, 2010)    New Orleans Saints             31–17    Indianapolis Colts

The Pittsburgh Steelers have won the most Super Bowls with six championships

The Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers have five wins each

Dallas has had the most Super Bowl appearances, playing in eight               

The Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, and Minnesota Vikings each have lost a record four Super Bowls               

Buffalo and Minnesota are both 0–4 in the Super Bowl

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Bowl_champions               

Em São Paulo, 17 de Janeiro de 2011