🏈Most Super Bowl Wins by Team
NFL teams are ranked by total Super Bowl victories, a metric that captures decades of playoff success and franchise legacy. Wins separate dynasties from one-and-done contenders, with ties broken by appearances then recency. Vote on which team's run stands out most.
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What counts: Best means strictly most Super Bowl wins, ranked descending; figures are exact through 2024 season and approximate only for pre-merger era context.
The Patriots turned a 2001 wild-card run into six titles, anchored by the Brady-Belichick partnership. Their dynasty produced three wins in four years from 2001-2004 and two more after 2014. This haul tops every other franchise.
Wins: 6Appearances: 11First Win: 2002Last Win: 2019
added by IJRin 7 rankingsNew England Patriots
Steelers claimed six rings across two eras, first with the Steel Curtain in the 1970s then again in 2005-2008. Four wins in six seasons set an early benchmark. Their blue-collar identity matches the win total.
Wins: 6Appearances: 8First Win: 1975Last Win: 2009
added by IJRin 8 rankingsPittsburgh Steelers
America's Team won five Super Bowls, including three in the 1990s under Jimmy Johnson and Barry Switzer. Early 1970s titles established the franchise, with a 1992-1995 peak. Five rings remain a high-water mark.
Wins: 5Appearances: 8First Win: 1972Last Win: 1996
added by IJRin 10 rankingsDallas Cowboys
Bill Walsh's West Coast offense delivered five rings between 1981 and 1994, highlighted by back-to-back wins in 1988-1989. Montana and Young eras produced sustained excellence. The 49ers sit tied for third all-time.
Wins: 5Appearances: 8First Win: 1982Last Win: 1995
added by IJRin 6 rankingsSan Francisco 49ers
Packers own the first two Super Bowls plus two more in 1996 and 2010, bookending Vince Lombardi's early dominance. Four titles span five decades. Their history gives them a unique claim among older franchises.
Wins: 4Appearances: 5First Win: 1967Last Win: 2011
added by IJRin 9 rankingsGreen Bay Packers
Giants captured four titles with signature upsets, including the 2007 and 2011 runs that derailed Patriots dynasties. Two wins each in the 1980s and 2000s show resilience. Their defensive identity produced the wins.
Wins: 4Appearances: 5First Win: 1987Last Win: 2012
added by IJRin 6 rankingsNew York Giants
Broncos secured three rings, first with Elway's late-90s back-to-back wins then Manning's 2015 defense-led title. Five appearances before the first win underscore persistence. They rank among the three-win tier.
Wins: 3Appearances: 8First Win: 1998Last Win: 2016
added by IJRin 5 rankingsDenver Broncos
Raiders won three titles in the 1970s-80s under Al Davis, capped by the 1983 blowout. Their renegade style matched on-field results. Three rings place them in the next group after the four-win teams.
Wins: 3Appearances: 5First Win: 1977Last Win: 1984
added by IJRin 3 rankingsLas Vegas Raiders
The Redskins era produced three Super Bowl wins in the 1980s-90s behind strong defenses and Joe Gibbs. Titles in 1982, 1987, and 1991 came in short order. No franchise has added to the total since.
Wins: 3Appearances: 5First Win: 1983Last Win: 1992
added by IJRin 5 rankingsWashington Commanders
The only undefeated Super Bowl champion, Miami won back-to-back titles in 1972-73 under Don Shula. Two rings remain their total despite later appearances. The perfect season defines their legacy.
Wins: 2Appearances: 5First Win: 1973Last Win: 1974
added by IJRin 3 rankingsMiami Dolphins
Ravens won two Super Bowls with elite defenses in 2000 and 2012, both featuring Ray Lewis. Their expansion-era success stands out. Two rings in franchise history put them mid-pack.
Wins: 2Appearances: 2First Win: 2001Last Win: 2013
added by IJRin 3 rankingsBaltimore Ravens
Colts claimed two Super Bowls, first in 1970 as the Baltimore franchise then again in 2006 with Peyton Manning. The 2006 run capped Manning's first stint. Two rings anchor their modern resume.
Wins: 2Appearances: 4First Win: 1971Last Win: 2007
added by IJRin 4 rankingsIndianapolis Colts
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs added two recent titles to their 1969 win, reaching three total with Mahomes-led back-to-back victories in 2023-2024. The modern surge elevated their historical standing.
Wins: 3Appearances: 6First Win: 1970Last Win: 2024
added by IJRin 8 rankings
Buccaneers won two Super Bowls, first in 2002 with a dominant defense then again in 2021 with Tom Brady. The second title came quickly after his arrival. Two rings in two appearances stand out.
Wins: 2Appearances: 2First Win: 2003Last Win: 2021
added by IJRin 5 rankingsTampa Bay Buccaneers
Rams captured two Super Bowls, first in 1999 with the Greatest Show on Turf then the 2022 title in their return to Los Angeles. The wins bookend franchise moves. Two rings place them with other two-time winners.
Wins: 2Appearances: 5First Win: 2000Last Win: 2022
added by IJRin 4 rankingsLos Angeles Rams
Eagles broke through for their first Super Bowl in 2018 behind a dominant defensive line and backup QB heroics. One win leaves them below the two-win clubs despite multiple appearances.
Wins: 1Appearances: 4First Win: 2018Last Win: 2018
added by IJRin 5 rankingsPhiladelphia Eagles
Seahawks won their lone Super Bowl in 2014 with the Legion of Boom defense, capping a rapid rise. One title in two appearances defines a short peak.
Wins: 1Appearances: 2First Win: 2014Last Win: 2014
added by IJRin 4 rankingsSeattle Seahawks
Saints ended decades of futility with their 2009 Super Bowl win behind Drew Brees. One ring in two appearances marks their high point.
Wins: 1Appearances: 2First Win: 2010Last Win: 2010
added by IJRin 3 rankingsNew Orleans Saints
Bears' lone Super Bowl win came in 1985 with the dominant 46 defense. One title in two appearances remains their total despite early NFL success.
Wins: 1Appearances: 2First Win: 1986Last Win: 1986
added by IJRin 5 rankingsChicago Bears
Jets shocked the world with their 1969 Super Bowl win behind Joe Namath. One title in one appearance is their complete history.
Wins: 1Appearances: 1First Win: 1969Last Win: 1969
added by IJRin 5 rankingsNew York Jets
Browns have zero Super Bowl wins despite four NFL titles pre-merger. Their modern era has produced no appearances.
Wins: 0Appearances: 0First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 7 rankingsCleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Lions own zero Super Bowl wins and one NFC title appearance, never reaching the big game in the Super Bowl era.
Wins: 0Appearances: 0First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 6 rankings
Texans have zero Super Bowl wins in their expansion history, with no conference titles reached.
Wins: 0Appearances: 0First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 5 rankingsHouston Texans
Jacksonville Jaguars
Jaguars reached one AFC title game but own zero Super Bowl wins since entering the league in 1995.
Wins: 0Appearances: 0First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 5 rankings
Vikings own zero Super Bowl wins despite four appearances in the 1970s, losing each time.
Wins: 0Appearances: 4First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 6 rankingsMinnesota Vikings
Bills reached four straight Super Bowls in the early 1990s but lost each, leaving them with zero wins.
Wins: 0Appearances: 4First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 5 rankingsBuffalo Bills
Falcons reached two Super Bowls, losing both, including the infamous 28-3 collapse, with zero wins.
Wins: 0Appearances: 2First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 5 rankingsAtlanta Falcons
Panthers reached two Super Bowls in their short history but lost both, finishing with zero wins.
Wins: 0Appearances: 2First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 4 rankingsCarolina Panthers
Cardinals reached one Super Bowl in 2008 but lost, leaving them with zero wins in franchise history.
Wins: 0Appearances: 1First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 6 rankingsArizona Cardinals
Titans reached one Super Bowl in 1999 but lost on the final play, finishing with zero wins.
Wins: 0Appearances: 1First Win: —Last Win: —
added by IJRin 4 rankingsTennessee Titans
