Super Bowl Wins by Team: Patriots and Steelers Lead With 6 Each
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The New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers have won six Super Bowls each, the most of any NFL team.
Rank
Team
Wins
Losses
Title seasons
T1
Pittsburgh Steelers
6
2
1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 2005, 2008
T1
New England Patriots
6
6
2001, 2003, 2004, 2014, 2016, 2018
T3
Dallas Cowboys
5
3
1971, 1977, 1992, 1993, 1995
T3
San Francisco 49ers
5
3
1981, 1984, 1988, 1989, 1994
T5
Green Bay Packers
4
1
1966, 1967, 1996, 2010
T5
New York Giants
4
1
1986, 1990, 2007, 2011
T5
Kansas City Chiefs
4
3
1969, 2019, 2022, 2023
T8
Las Vegas Raiders
3
2
1976, 1980, 1983
T8
Washington Commanders
3
2
1982, 1987, 1991
T8
Denver Broncos
3
5
1997, 1998, 2015
T11
Baltimore Ravens
2
0
2000, 2012
T11
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2
0
2002, 2020
T11
Indianapolis Colts
2
2
1970, 2006
T11
Seattle Seahawks
2
2
2013, 2025
T11
Los Angeles Rams
2
3
1999, 2021
T11
Miami Dolphins
2
3
1972, 1973
T11
Philadelphia Eagles
2
3
2017, 2024
T18
New Orleans Saints
1
0
2009
T18
New York Jets
1
0
1968
T18
Chicago Bears
1
1
1985
T21
Cleveland Browns
0
0
None
T21
Detroit Lions
0
0
None
T21
Houston Texans
0
0
None
T21
Jacksonville Jaguars
0
0
None
T21
Arizona Cardinals
0
1
None
T21
Los Angeles Chargers
0
1
None
T21
Tennessee Titans
0
1
None
T21
Atlanta Falcons
0
2
None
T21
Carolina Panthers
0
2
None
T21
Cincinnati Bengals
0
3
None
T21
Buffalo Bills
0
4
None
T21
Minnesota Vikings
0
4
None
All 32 NFL teams ranked by Super Bowl wins, with every title season, through Super Bowl LX in February 2026.
Three AFC teams have ruled the last 25 seasons. New England, Kansas City and Pittsburgh won 11 of the 25 Super Bowls from the 2001 season through 2025.
Kansas City won three of its four in that span. All seven of its trips are on our Chiefs Super Bowl history page.
Super Bowl champions, era by era
1966 to 1979 seasons: Pittsburgh wins four in six years
Green Bay won the first two Super Bowls, and Miami won after the 1972 and 1973 seasons. Pittsburgh then won four times between 1974 and 1979.
1980s: San Francisco wins four
The 49ers won after the 1981, 1984, 1988 and 1989 seasons. Washington and the Raiders won two each, and Chicago and the Giants one each.
1990s: Dallas wins three in four seasons
Dallas won after the 1992, 1993 and 1995 seasons. Denver won after 1997 and 1998, and the Rams, then in St. Louis, won after 1999.
2001 to 2018 seasons: New England wins six
The Patriots won six Super Bowls in those 18 seasons. Pittsburgh and the New York Giants were next, with two titles each in the same years.
2019 to 2025 seasons: Kansas City wins three
The Chiefs won after 2019, 2022 and 2023. Tampa Bay, the Rams, Philadelphia and Seattle took the other four titles.
Unbeaten in the Super Bowl, and still waiting
Four teams have never lost one
Baltimore and Tampa Bay won both of their Super Bowls. The Jets and the Saints won the only one they played.
Twelve teams have never won one
Buffalo and Minnesota lost four each. The Bills lost theirs in four straight seasons, from 1990 to 1993.
Team
Losses
Losing seasons
Arizona Cardinals
1
2008
Los Angeles Chargers (as San Diego)
1
1994
Tennessee Titans
1
1999
Atlanta Falcons
2
1998, 2016
Carolina Panthers
2
2003, 2015
Cincinnati Bengals
3
1981, 1988, 2021
Buffalo Bills
4
1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
Minnesota Vikings
4
1969, 1973, 1974, 1976
The eight teams that have lost a Super Bowl without winning one. The Chargers lost theirs as the San Diego Chargers.
Cleveland, Detroit, Houston and Jacksonville have never reached the game. Cincinnati got closest most recently, losing 23 to 20 to the Rams after the 2021 season.
How often teams win once they get there
Team
Appearances
Wins
Losses
Share won
Green Bay Packers
5
4
1
80%
New York Giants
5
4
1
80%
Pittsburgh Steelers
8
6
2
75%
Dallas Cowboys
8
5
3
63%
San Francisco 49ers
8
5
3
63%
Las Vegas Raiders
5
3
2
60%
Washington Commanders
5
3
2
60%
Kansas City Chiefs
7
4
3
57%
New England Patriots
12
6
6
50%
Los Angeles Rams
5
2
3
40%
Miami Dolphins
5
2
3
40%
Philadelphia Eagles
5
2
3
40%
Denver Broncos
8
3
5
38%
The 13 teams with five or more Super Bowl trips, ranked by the share of those games they won.
Green Bay and the Giants have won four of their five. Denver ranks lowest in this group, with three wins in eight trips.
Teams waiting longest for another title
Team
Last title season
Super Bowl
Seasons since
New York Jets
1968
III
57
Miami Dolphins
1973
VIII
52
Las Vegas Raiders
1983
XVIII
42
Chicago Bears
1985
XX
40
Washington Commanders
1991
XXVI
34
San Francisco 49ers
1994
XXIX
31
Dallas Cowboys
1995
XXX
30
The seven longest waits since a team’s last title, counted in seasons through 2025.
The Jets have not won since Super Bowl III, after the 1968 season. Dallas has five titles but has gone 30 seasons without one.
Every team’s Super Bowl record at a glance
Each row is one team and each cell is one Super Bowl, in gold for a win. Tap a cell to open that game.
WonLostNot in that Super Bowl
196719801990200020102026
6 W · 2 L
6 W · 6 L
5 W · 3 L
5 W · 3 L
4 W · 1 L
4 W · 1 L
4 W · 3 L
3 W · 2 L
3 W · 2 L
3 W · 5 L
2 W · 0 L
2 W · 0 L
2 W · 2 L
2 W · 2 L
2 W · 3 L
2 W · 3 L
2 W · 3 L
1 W · 0 L
1 W · 0 L
1 W · 1 L
Never played
Never played
Never played
Never played
0 W · 1 L
0 W · 1 L
0 W · 1 L
0 W · 2 L
0 W · 2 L
0 W · 3 L
0 W · 4 L
0 W · 4 L
Each row has one cell for every Super Bowl, Super Bowl I on the left to Super Bowl LX on the right. Hover or tap a cell to see the game. Tap a team name to see all its games in the list above.
All 60 Super Bowl results
Filter the full list by team or by decade, from Super Bowl I in January 1967 to Super Bowl LX.
60Super Bowls played, 1967 to 2026
20different winning teams
1 pointclosest game: Super Bowl XXV
45 pointsbiggest win: Super Bowl XXIV
Winning margin in every Super BowlHover or tap a bar to see the game and jump to its card.
4530150
196719801990200020102026
Points between the winner and the loser, game by game, Super Bowl I on the left to Super Bowl LX on the right.
Team names are shown as they were on game day. The Team filter groups each franchise across moves and name changes, so the Baltimore Colts and Indianapolis Colts count as one team. A close game is one decided by 3 points or fewer.
Head to head between any two teams
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People also ask about Super Bowl wins by team
Which team has won the most Super Bowls?
New England and Pittsburgh, with six each. The Patriots won all six from the 2001 to the 2018 season, and four of Pittsburgh’s came in the 1970s.
How many teams have never won the Super Bowl?
Twelve of the 32. Eight of them have lost at least one, and the Browns, Lions, Texans and Jaguars have never played in one.
Which team has played in the most Super Bowls?
New England, with 12 trips, six wins and six losses. Pittsburgh, Dallas, San Francisco and Denver have eight trips each.
Who won the most recent Super Bowl?
Seattle won Super Bowl LX, beating New England 29 to 13 on February 8, 2026. It was the second title for the Seahawks.
Do Super Bowl wins stay with a team that moves?
Yes, titles follow the franchise. The Raiders won in Oakland and Los Angeles, and the Colts in Baltimore and Indianapolis. The Rams won in St. Louis and Los Angeles.
Winners, losers and title seasons for all 60 games match across Pro-Football-Reference and Fox Sports. Main page: Pro-Football-Reference.
Last verified: October 31, 2026.
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