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Super Bowl


 
At A Glance
 Pittsburgh Steelers
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 Arizona Cardinals
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Game information
Date: Sun., Feb. 1, 2009Time: 6:00 p.m. ETTV: NBC
Venue: Raymond James Stadium (Tampa, Fla.)
Analysis | Bracket | Photo Gallery
 
 
Video
Jason Horowitz, Pete Prisco, and Clark Judge report from the field at Raymond James Stadium, where the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Arizona Cardinals 27-23 to become the champions of Super Bowl XLIII. Play
 
 
Super Bowl XLIII Photo Gallery
Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger is pulled down just short of a touchdown by Darnell Dockett in the first quarter of Super Bowl XLIII. (Getty Images)
Super Bowl results
YearSuper BowlChampionRunner-UpScoreMVP
2008Super Bowl XLIIIPittsburgh SteelersArizona Cardinals27-23Santonio Holmes
2007Super Bowl XLIINew York GiantsNew England17-14Eli Manning
2006Super Bowl XLIIndianapolis ColtsChicago Bears29-17Peyton Manning
2005Super Bowl XLPittsburgh SteelersSeattle Seahawks21-10Hines Ward
2004Super Bowl XXXIXNew England PatriotsPhiladelphia Eagles24-21Deion Branch
2003Super Bowl XXXVIIINew England PatriotsCarolina Panthers32-29Tom Brady
2002Super Bowl XXXVIITampa Bay BuccaneersOakland Raiders48-21Dexter Jackson
2001Super Bowl XXXVINew England PatriotsSt. Louis Rams20-17Tom Brady
2000Super Bowl XXXVBaltimore RavensNew York Giants34-7Ray Lewis
1999Super Bowl XXXIVSt. Louis RamsTennessee Titans23-16Kurt Warner
1998Super Bowl XXXIIIDenver BroncosAtlanta Falcons34-19John Elway
1997Super Bowl XXXIIDenver BroncosGreen Bay Packers31-24Terrell Davis
1996Super Bowl XXXIGreen Bay PackersNew England Patriots35-21Desmond Howard
1995Super Bowl XXXDallas CowboysPittsburgh Steelers27-17Larry Brown
1994Super Bowl XXIXSan Francisco 49ersSan Diego Chargers49-26Steve Young
1993Super Bowl XXVIIIDallas CowboysBuffalo Bills30-13Emmitt Smith
1992Super Bowl XXVIIDallas CowboysBuffalo Bills52-17Troy Aikman
1991Super Bowl XXVIWashington RedskinsBuffalo Bills37-24Mark Rypien
1990Super Bowl XXVNew York GiantsBuffalo Bills20-19Ottis Anderson
1989Super Bowl XXIVSan Francisco 49ersDenver Broncos55-10Joe Montana
1988Super Bowl XXIIISan Francisco 49ersCincinnati Bengals20-16Jerry Rice
1987Super Bowl XXIIWashington RedskinsDenver Broncos42-10Doug Williams
1986Super Bowl XXINew York GiantsDenver Broncos39-20Phil Simms
1985Super Bowl XXChicago BearsNew England Patriots46-10Richard Dent
1984Super Bowl XIXSan Francisco 49ersMiami Dolphins38-16Joe Montana
1983Super Bowl XVIIILos Angeles RaidersWashington Redskins38-9Marcus Allen
1982Super Bowl XVIIWashington RedskinsMiami Dolphins27-17John Riggins
1981Super Bowl XVISan Francisco 49ersCincinnati Bengals26-21Joe Montana
1980Super Bowl XVOakland RaidersPhiladelphia Eagles27-10Jim Plunkett
1979Super Bowl XIVPittsburgh SteelersLos Angeles Rams31-19Terry Bradshaw
1978Super Bowl XIIIPittsburgh SteelersDallas Cowboys35-31Terry Bradshaw
1977Super Bowl XIIDallas CowboysDenver Broncos27-10Randy White,
Harvey Martin
1976Super Bowl XIOakland RaidersMinnesota Vikings32-14Fred Biletnikoff
1975Super Bowl XPittsburgh SteelersDallas Cowboys21-17Lynn Swann
1974Super Bowl IXPittsburgh SteelersMinnesota Vikings16-6Franco Harris
1973Super Bowl VIIIMiami DolphinsMinnesota Vikings24-7Larry Csonka
1972Super Bowl VIIMiami DolphinsWashington Redskins14-7Jake Scott
1971Super Bowl VIDallas CowboysMiami Dolphins24-3Roger Staubach
1970Super Bowl VBaltimore ColtsDallas Cowboys16-13Chuck Howley
1969Super Bowl IVKansas City ChiefsMinnesota Vikings23-7Len Dawson
1968Super Bowl IIINew Yorkl JetsBaltimore Colts16-7Joe Namath
1967Super Bowl IIGreen Bay PackersOakland Raiders33-14Bart Starr
1966Super Bowl IGreen Bay PackersKansas City Chiefs35-10Bart Starr

League Championship Results
YearLeagueChampionRunner-UpScoreRegular Season
1965NFLGreen Bay PackersCleveland Browns23-12Standings
AFLBuffalo BillsSan Diego Chargers23-0
1964NFLCleveland BrownsBaltimore Colts27-0Standings
AFLBuffalo BillsSan Diego Chargers20-7
1963NFLChicago BearsNew York Giants14-10Standings
AFLSan Diego ChargersNew England Patriots51-10
1962NFLGreen Bay PackersNew York Giants16-7Standings
AFLDallas TexansHouston Oilers20-17
1961NFLGreen Bay PackersNew York Giants37-0Standings
AFLHouston OilersSan Diego Chargers10-3
1960NFLPhiladelphia EaglesGreen Bay Packers17-13Standings
AFLHouston OilersLos Angeles Chargers21-16
1959NFLBaltimore ColtsNew York Giants31-16Standings
1958NFLBaltimore ColtsNew York Giants23-17Standings
1957NFLDetroit LionsCleveland Browns59-14Standings
1956NFLNew York GiantsChicago Bears47-7Standings
1955NFLCleveland BrownsLos Angeles Rams38-14Standings
1954NFLCleveland BrownsDetroit Lions56-10Standings
1953NFLDetroit LionsCleveland Browns17-16Standings
1952NFLDetroit LionsCleveland Browns17-7Standings
1951NFLLos Angeles RamsCleveland Browns24-17Standings
1950NFLCleveland BrownsLos Angeles Rams30-28Standings
1949NFLPhiladelphia EaglesLos Angeles Rams14-0Standings
AAFCCleveland BrownsSan Francisco 49ers21-7
1948NFLPhiladelphia EaglesChicago Cardinals7-0Standings
AAFCCleveland BrownsBuffalo Bills49-7
1947NFLChicago CardinalsPhiladelphia Eagles28-21Standings
AAFCCleveland BrownsNew York Yankees14-3
1946NFLChicago BearsNew York Giants24-14Standings
AAFCCleveland BrownsNew York Yankees14-9
1945NFLCleveland RamsWashington Redskins15-14Standings
1944NFLGreen Bay PackersNew York Giants14-7Standings
1943NFLChicago BearsWashington Redskins41-21Standings
1942NFLWashington RedskinsChicago Bears14-6Standings
1941NFLChicago BearsNew York Giants37-9Standings
1940NFLChicago BearsWashington Redskins73-0Standings
1939NFLGreen Bay PackersNew York Giants27-0Standings
1938NFLNew York GiantsGreen Bay Packers23-17Standings
1937NFLWashington RedskinsChicago Bears28-21Standings
1936NFLGreen Bay PackersBoston Redskins21-6Standings
1935NFLDetroit LionsNew York Giants26-7Standings
1934NFLNew York GiantsChicago Bears30-13Standings
1933NFLChicago BearsNew York Giants23-21Standings
1932NFLChicago BearsPortsmouth Spartans9-0Standings
1931NFLGreen Bay PackersPortsmouth SpartansNo GameStandings
1930NFLGreen Bay PackersNew York GiantsNo GameStandings
1929NFLGreen Bay PackersNew York GiantsNo GameStandings
1928NFLProvidence Steam RollerFrankford YellowjacketsNo GameStandings
1927NFLNew York GiantsGreen Bay PackersNo GameStandings
1926NFLFrankford YellowjacketsChicago BearsNo GameStandings
1925NFLChicago CardinalsPottsville MaroonsNo GameStandings
1924NFLCleveland BulldogsChicago BearsNo GameStandings
1923NFLCanton BulldogsChicago BearsNo GameStandings
1922NFLCanton BulldogsChicago BearsNo GameStandings
1921APFAChicago StaleysBuffalo All-AmericansNo GameStandings
1920APFAAkron ProsDecatur StaleysNo GameStandings
 
Talk Back
Reputation:96
Level:Superstar
Since:Sep 3, 2006

January 28, 2009 6:46 pm

I am getting tired of 2 things.

First Kurt Warner's Super Bowl experience. Yes, he has it and it is a very important factor in this game. They also have 5 other players with Super Bowl experience. That all helps. Of course, the Steelers have 20 players with Super Bowl experience. I only bring this up b/c if big game and Super bowl experience was a factor in this game, the favor would go ...(more)

Reputation:96
Level:Superstar
Since:Sep 3, 2006

January 28, 2009 6:20 pm

Well, anyone watching the Philly game or any game this season knows that Arizona can not win a game unless they score points. Just the same, the Steelers can not win unless they play defense. Everyone has been talking about the Pitt. pass rush vs. the Arizona blocking, for a reason. It is probably going to decide this game.

Here are some keys to Pittsburgh's pass rush that I believe wil ...(more)

Reputation:95
Level:Superstar
Since:Dec 2, 2008

January 20, 2009 6:30 pm
If the Steelers win this year, should earning two Super Bowl rings in four years be considered a dynasty?  The Patriots and Cowboys won three in four years which were undisputed dynasties.  The Broncos won two in a row and have been called a dynasty by some.  The Niners won four in the 1980's and were a dynasty.  What about the fact that the Steelers team looks so different tha ...(more)
Reputation:85
Level:All-Star
Since:Oct 10, 2008

January 27, 2009 6:15 am

Not really much to talk about this year. Let's the get the game over  with.

Reputation:94
Level:All-Star
Since:Mar 3, 2008

January 26, 2009 10:21 pm

didn't kurt warner throw for a perfect passer rating against the eagles.

his stat line was 21-28 270 pass yards 4 td's and no int's.

people say this guy cant get it done. we'll see this sunday.

and p.s. help me out with this answer

Reputation:95
Level:Superstar
Since:Oct 6, 2008

January 25, 2009 9:44 pm

Before the season you would have been hard pressed to find anyone who would have picked Arizona to even make it to the Super Bowl. But the Cardinals love being the underdog and are 3-0 as underdogs this postseason against the spread and Money Line. This past week we looked at the ...(more)

ZetaSports
Level:Amateur
Since:Aug 28, 2008
January 27, 2009 6:14 pm
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