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Ranking The Top 25 Super Bowls Of All Time

Darren - February 11, 2022
NFL

Ranking The Top 25 Super Bowls Of All Time

Darren - February 11, 2022

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3. Steelers vs. Cowboys (1979)

The Steelers vs. Cowboys rivalry continued into the 1978 season. It culminated in an epic game that many analysts still consider one of the best Super Bowls ever. Interestingly, it was the first rematch in the showpiece event’s history. Dallas were defending champions but they came in as underdogs. In the end, the Steelers justified their status as favorites because they won in epic style.

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Incredibly, 19 future Hall of Famers were involved in this game. Terry Bradshaw was brilliant because he threw four touchdown passes, including a 75-yard touchdown. The quarterback set multiple records in his awesome display. Meanwhile, Roger Staubach was excellent on the other side with three touchdown passes. But Lynn Swann’s four catches earned him the MVP award and a Pittsburgh win (via 247 Sports).

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2. Patriots vs. Falcons (2018)

The main reason why this game didn’t get the top spot is that the Patriots won. However, it was still one of the most dramatic and entertaining Super Bowls ever. Atlanta soared into an amazing 28-3 lead. Dont’a Hightower forced a key fumble on Matt Ryan and the momentum shifted. This was the beginning of arguably the greatest comeback of all time.

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It was like an erupting dam. Atlanta was unable to stop the Patriots’ relentless comeback. Finally, they sent the game to overtime for the first time in Super Bowl history. Tom Brady won the toss and was ice-cold as he sent James White into the end zone. This was a traumatic day for the Falcons because they should have won. But they threw it away (via Sporting News).

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1. Eagles vs. Patriots (2018)

Nick Foles had the greatest day of his life when the Eagles won Super Bowl LII. He wasn’t even the team’s first-choice starter before Carson Wentz’s injury. However, he found himself in the hot seat and led Philly through the postseason. Everybody wrote him before he performed well enough to win the game’s MVP award. This came after he threw for 373 yards with three touchdowns.

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The greatest moment of this game was when the Eagles pulled off the Philly Special. In short, Foles caught a touchdown after a tremendous trick play. Tom Brady was excellent in this game and set a Super bowl record for passing yards but wasn’t able to finish the Eagles. This was a major underdog story but one of the best Super Bowls. In the end, it finished 41-33 in favor of the Patriots (via Business Insider).

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