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Thursday, 03 February 2011 22:38

America is a country unlike any other in all countries. A call them donuts donuts, drink coffee with sandwiches in a paper cup through the streets, eating popcorn in large containers in the film. And they say football "soccer" (forgive the language license) and do not play with his feet but his hands. The thing is that when the final play of the game freezes all this vast nation.

We refer to the Super Bowl or Super Bowl as they say over and over The Simpsons in several of its chapters. This story began in 1967 when then tried to unify the champions of two leagues of American football. By then, coexisted AFL (American Football League) and NFL (National Football League) until it merged in 1970.

The winners of the Super Bowl are creditors of the Vince Lombardi Trophy. This prize has been awarded since 1970 as a tribute to the Head Coach (head coach) Green Bay Packers, who died of cancer on September 3, 1970 with 57 years of age. Since Super Bowl XXX, is delivered in the field of play immediately after the meeting ends.

What should a team to agree to be leading the Super Bowl? First to be champion of your conference. Both the American (AFC) and the National (NFC) has 16 teams divided into zones.

Divisions of the American Football Conference

This North South West
Buffalo Bills Baltimore Ravens Houston Texans Denver Broncos
Miami Dolphins Cincinnati Bengals Indianapolis Colts Kansas City Chiefs
New England Patriots Cleveland Browns Jacksonville Jaguars Oakland Raiders
New York Jets Pittsburgh Steelers Tennessee Titans San Diego Chargers

Divisions of the National Football Conference

This North South West
Dallas Cowboys Chicago Bears Atlanta Falcons Arizona Cardinals
New York Giants Detroit Lions Carolina Panthers Saint Louis Rams
Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers New Orleans Saints San Francisco 49ers
Washington Redskins Minnesota Vikings Tampa Bay Buccaneers Seattle Seahawks

ATTRACTIONS

In addition to the sporting event, the Super Bowl is characterized by all the surrounding context. It is an impressive American-style mega-party. Before kickoff, there are various artists until a stunning voice starts the match with the singing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" the national anthem of the United States. Whitney Houston (1991), Mariah Carey (2002) , Beyoncé (2004), Barry Manilow (1984), Backstreet Boys (2001) and Dixie Chicks (2003) passed by the main microphone stadiums.

But the big moment is the "Half Time Show" or the halftime show in which the most important artists of the moment to make powerful presentations. The show had its most controversial point in 2004 when Justin Timberlake pulled down her dress to Janet Jackson leaving one breast at the sight of millions of people around the world. The incident was historic and even had a name (Nipplegate) marking a before and after in the broadcasts of sporting events. Since then, everything comes with a delay of five seconds.

ALL SUPER BOWL

Champions of the AFL and NFL

Super Bowl

Date

Winning Team

Marker

Team Defeated

Stadium

City

I

Jan 15, 1967

Green Bay Packers (1)

35-10

Kansas City Chiefs

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (1)

Los Angeles (1) *

II

Jan 14, 1968

Green Bay Packers (2)

33-14

Oakland Raiders

Miami Orange Bowl (1)

Miami (1) *

III

Jan 12, 1969

New York Jets (1)

16-7

Baltimore Colts

Miami Orange Bowl (2)

Miami (2)

IV

Jan 11, 1970

Kansas City Chiefs (1)

23-7

Minnesota Vikings

Tulane Stadium (1)

New Orleans (1)

NFL Champions

Super Bowl

Date

Winning Team

Marker

Team Defeated

Stadium

City

V

Jan 17, 1971

Baltimore Colts (1)

16-13

Dallas Cowboys

Miami Orange Bowl (3)

Miami (3)

VI

Jan 16, 1972

Dallas Cowboys (1)

24-3

Miami Dolphins

Tulane Stadium (2)

New Orleans (2)

VII

Jan 14, 1973

Miami Dolphins (1)

14-7

Washington Redskins

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (2)

Los Angeles (2)

VIII

Jan 13, 1974

Miami Dolphins (2)

24-7

Minnesota Vikings

Rice Stadium (1)

Houston (1)

IX

Jan 12, 1975

Pittsburgh Steelers (1)

16-6

Minnesota Vikings

Tulane Stadium (3)

New Orleans (3)

X

Jan 18, 1976

Pittsburgh Steelers (2)

21-17

Dallas Cowboys

Miami Orange Bowl (4)

Miami (4)

XI

Jan 9, 1977

Oakland Raiders (1)

32-14

Minnesota Vikings

Rose Bowl (1)

Pasadena (1) *

XII

Jan 15, 1978

Dallas Cowboys (2)

27-10

Denver Broncos

Superdome (1)

New Orleans (4)

XIII

Jan 21 , 1979

Pittsburgh Steelers (3)

35-31

Dallas Cowboys

Miami Orange Bowl (5)

Miami (5)

XIV

Jan 20 , 1980

Pittsburgh Steelers (4)

31-19

Los Angeles Rams

Rose Bowl (2)

Pasadena (4)

XV

Jan 25 , 1981

Oakland Raiders (2)

27-10

Philadelphia Eagles

Superdome (2)

New Orleans (5)

XVI

Jan 24 , 1982

San Francisco 49ers (1)

26-21

Cincinnati Bengals

Pontiac Silverdome (1)

Pontiac (1) *

XVII

Jan 30 , 1983

Washington Redskins (1)

27-17

Miami Dolphins

Rose Bowl (3)

Pasadena (5)

XVIII

Jan 22 , 1984

Los Angeles Raiders (3)

38-9

Washington Redskins

Tampa Stadium (1)

Tampa (1)

XIX

Jan 20 , 1985

San Francisco 49ers (2)

38-16

Miami Dolphins

Stanford Stadium (1)

Palo Alto (California) (1)

XX

Jan 26 , 1986

Chicago Bears (1)

46-10

New England Patriots

Superdome (3)

New Orleans (6)

XXI

Jan 25 , 1987

New York Giants (1)

39-20

Denver Broncos

Rose Bowl (4)

Pasadena (6)

XXII

Jan 31 , 1988

Washington Redskins (2)

42-10

Denver Broncos

Jack Murphy Stadium (1) ***

San Diego (1)

XXIII

Jan 22 , 1989

San Francisco 49ers (3)

20-16

Cincinnati Bengals

Joe Robbie Stadium (1) ***

Miami (6) **

XXIV

Jan 28 , 1990

San Francisco 49ers (4)

55-10

Denver Broncos

Superdome (4)

New Orleans (7)

XXV

Jan 27 , 1991

New York Giants (2)

20-19

Buffalo Bills

Tampa Stadium (2)

Tampa (2)

XXVI

Jan 26 , 1992

Washington Redskins (3)

37-24

Buffalo Bills

Metrodome (1)

Minneapolis (1)

XXVII

Jan 31 , 1993

Dallas Cowboys (3)

52-17

Buffalo Bills

Rose Bowl (5)

Pasadena (7)

XXVIII

Jan 30 , 1994

Dallas Cowboys (4)

30-13

Buffalo Bills

Georgia Dome (1)

Atlanta (1)

XXIX

Jan 29 , 1995

San Francisco 49ers (5)

49-26

San Diego Chargers

Joe Robbie Stadium (2)

Miami (7) **

XXX

Jan 28 , 1996

Dallas Cowboys (5)

27-17

Pittsburgh Steelers

Sun Devil Stadium (1)

Tempe (1) *

XXXI

Jan 26 , 1997

Green Bay Packers (3)

35-21

New England Patriots

Superdome (5)

New Orleans (8)

XXXII

Jan 25 , 1998

Denver Broncos (1)

31-24

Green Bay Packers

Qualcomm Stadium (2) ***

San Diego (2)

XXXIII

Jan 31 , 1999

Denver Broncos (2)

34-19

Atlanta Falcons

Pro Player Stadium (3) ***

Miami (8) **

XXXIV

Jan 30 , 2000

St. Louis Rams (1)

23-16

Tennessee Titans

Georgia Dome (2)

Atlanta (2)

XXXV

Jan 28 , 2001

Baltimore Ravens (1)

34-7

New York Giants

Raymond James Stadium (1)

Tampa (3)

XXXVI

Feb 3 , 2002

New England Patriots (1)

20-17

St. Louis Rams

Superdome (6)

New Orleans (9)

XXXVII

Jan 26 , 2003

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1)

48-21

Oakland Raiders

Qualcomm Stadium (3)

San Diego (3)

XXXVIII

Feb 1 , 2004

New England Patriots (2)

32-29

Carolina Panthers

Reliant Stadium (1)

Houston (2)

XXXIX

Feb 6 , 2005

New England Patriots (3)

24-21

Philadelphia Eagles

ALLTEL Stadium (1)

Jacksonville (1)

XL

Feb 5 , 2006

Pittsburgh Steelers (5)

21-10

Seattle Seahawks

Ford Field (1)

Detroit (2) *

XLI

Feb 4 , 2007

Indianapolis Colts (2)

29-17

Chicago Bears

Dolphin Stadium (4) ***

Miami Gardens (9) **

XLII

Feb 3 , 2008

New York Giants (3)

17-14

New England Patriots

University of Phoenix Stadium (1)

Glendale (2) *

XLIII

Feb 1 , 2009

Pittsburgh Steelers (6)

27-23

Arizona Cardinals

Raymond James Stadium (2)

Tampa (4)

XLIV

Feb 7 , 2010

New Orleans Saints (1)

31-17

Indianapolis Colts

Dolphin Stadium (5)

Miami Gardens (10)

THE SUPER BOWL IS COMING

Super Bowl

Date

AFC Team

NFC Team

Stadium

City

XLV

Feb 6 , 2011

Pittsburgh Steelers

Green Bay Packers

Cowboys Stadium

Dallas (Texas)

XLVI

Feb 5 , 2012

Lucas Oil Stadium

Indianapolis ( Indiana )

XLVII

Feb 3 , 2013

Louisiana Superdome

New Orleans ( Louisiana )

XLVIII

Feb 2 , 2014

New Meadowlands Stadium

East Rutherford ( New Jersey )

References:

National Football League (NFL)

American Football League (AFL)

ADVERTISING

Companies often use the Super Bowl as the space to showcase new products or new notices. The USA Today often even organize a contest to determine which was the best.

RECORDS (with information from Wikipedia)

Team that has won more times: Pittsburgh Steelers, with 6 titles (1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 2006, 2009).
Teams that have played in more Super Bowl: Dallas Cowboys (1971, 1972, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1993, 1994, 1996) and Pittsburgh Steelers, with 8 appearances (1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1996, 2006, 2009 and 2011 .)
More defeats in a Super Bowl: Denver Broncos, Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings, on four occasions.
Most points scored in a final (sum of both teams): 75 points against San Francisco 49ers San Diego Chargers in 1995 (49-26).
Most points scored in a final for the winner: San Francisco 49ers with 55 points (1990).
Most points scored in a final for the loser: Dallas Cowboys, with 31 points (1979).
Move faster in history: 14 seconds after the initial kick-off by Devin Hester, Chicago Bears (2007).
Play with more travel in history: 100 yards after an interception by James Harrison, Pittsburgh Steelers (2009).

Individual

Most capped player has been MVP: Joe Montana, San Francisco 49ers (1982, 1985, 1990).
Winningest coach: Chuck Noll, with Pittsburgh Steelers (1975, 1976, 1979 and 1980).
Player with most wins: Charles Haley, with San Francisco 49ers (1989 and 1990) and Dallas Cowboys (1993, 1994 and 1996).
Player who has scored more points: Jerry Rice with 48 points in San Francisco 49ers and Oakland Riders.
Player who has scored more points in one game: Jerry Rice with 18 points in 1990 and 1995, and Roger Craig (1985), Ricky Waters (1995) and Terrell Davis (1998).
Both also hold the record for 'touchdowns scored in a Super Bowl.
Player who has played more finals: Mike Lodish, with 6 games between Buffalo Bills (from 1991 to 1994) and Denver Broncos (1998 and 1999).
Player who has made passing yards: Kurt Warner, with 414 yards.
Player with the most touchdown passes, Joe Montana, with 11 passes.
Player with most completions: Tom Brady, Drew Brees, with 32 passes.
Longest pass: Jake Delhomme to Muhsin Muhammad (Carolina Panthers), 85 yards.
More yards traveled: Jerry Rice, with 589 yards.
More receptions: Jerry Rice, with 33 receptions
Most field goals: Adam Vinatieri, with 7 goals.
The longest interception: James Harrison (Pittsburgh Steelers), 100-yard touchdown.

QUOTE

It's February 6, 2011. We'll see if it is for Pittsburgh Steelers or Green Bay Packers.


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