There may be no better accomplishment in sports than an NFL team winning the Super Bowl.
Every year, thirty-two NFL franchises from both conferences brutally compete for eighteen weeks during the regular season to qualify for one of the fourteen available postseason spots.
Then, after a Wild Card round, a Divisional round, and Conference Championships, two final teams remain—one from the AFC and the other from the NFC—and they compete for one of the most coveted prizes in professional sports, the Lombardi Trophy, given to the Super Bowl Champion of that year.
It’s true: Winners of every Super Bowl also make an extra paycheck and receive a unique ring for that game.
In terms of the paycheck, it’s substantial. The winner of Super Bowl LIX will receive a bonus worth $171,000. The loser will receive $96,000. This is in addition to other rounds of the postseason checks. In the Wild Card Round, teams that won a division but played in this round earned $54,500. Teams that got a first-round bye received $49,500.
From there, teams in the Divisional Round received $54,500. Then, the teams that advance to the Conference Championship received an extra $77,000.
In addition to bragging rights and cash, Super Bowl winners receive an incredibly valuable ring specially designed and built for the occasion.
There were 150 rings made, 53 of which were given to players, then to coaches, executives, and others. The rings cost $5 million combined, each worth $30,000 to $50,000.
For example, when the Chiefs won Super Bowl LVIII, their ring contained 14.8 total carats, 505 round diamonds, 19 baguette diamonds, five marquise diamonds, and 38 custom-cut genuine rubies. Still, the most exciting feature was the winning play engraved on the inside in the coach's handwriting.
We'll have to wait until the conclusion of Super Bowl LIX to see what it'll look like.
If you include the teams that have moved to other cities, 20 total NFL franchises have won a Super Bowl.
In a league of 32 teams, 12 have never won in a Super Bowl.
Eight NFL teams have appeared in the Super Bowl at some point but have never won one, and four teams have never been there.
12 NFL franchises have won multiple Super Bowls.
New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers – 6 Wins
Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers – 5 Wins
New York Giants, Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs – 4 Wins
LA/Oakland Raiders, Washington Commanders, Denver Broncos – 3 Wins
Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2 Wins.
Thirty-two NFL head coaches have won a Super Bowl championship, and 13 have multiple wins.
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has been to nine Super Bowls and won six.
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Chuck Noll is next in line with four championship rings, followed by San Francisco 49ers’ Bill Walsh, Washington’s Joe Gibbs, and Chiefs incumbent head coach Andy Reid, who each have three Super Bowl wins.
Ten NFL head coaches have won two Super Bowls, and the rest of the list has won one.
There are multiple reasons why just about everyone calls former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady the GOAT (greatest of all time).
These reasons include his longevity, competitive energy, and willingness to get the best out of teammates.
His biggest claim to fame is the number of times he’s taken his teams to the Super Bowl and won it.
Brady leads all quarterbacks with 10 Super Bowl appearances and 7 Super Bowl wins. These include Super Bowls XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLIX, LI, LIII, and LV.
Next in line are San Francisco 49ers’ legend Joe Montana and Pittsburgh Steelers’ stud Terry Bradshaw with four Lombardi trophies apiece, and then Dallas Cowboys’ superstar Troy Aikman and Chiefs incumbent starter Patrick Mahomes with three.
Eight NFL quarterbacks have been victorious in two Super Bowl Championships, and they are:
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos
Eli Manning, New York Giants
Jim Plunkett, Oakland Raiders
Bob Griese, Miami Dolphins
Roger Staubach, Dallas Cowboys
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers
John Elway, Denver Broncos
Bart Starr, Green Bay Packers
Approximately twenty quarterbacks have won a single Super Bowl.
Super Bowl LIX will be played on Sunday, February 9, 2025.
The Philadelphia Eagles are predicted to be the next Super Bowl champs; the odds of winning were listed at +180 at FanDuel Sportsbook heading into the conference championships.
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