Ranking EVERY Super Bowl Winner! (1966-2023)

The 86 NY Giants should be top 10,that defense was dominant in playoffs cmon now

NFL Throwback is educating everybody on NFL history

I wish that madden had these historical teams would definitely make the game worth buying!

In 2011, people really don't really realise how great Eli was. In 2011 he passed for 4,933 yards, led the league with 4Q comebacks, and game-winning drives, with one of the worst defences that year, 25th in points allowed and 27th in yards allowed. He had a record-breaking year, and with all those problems, he somehow led his team to the Lombardi trophy!

Eli escaping the sack with guys holding onto his jersey, somehow escapes and gets the pass off with the Helmut catch at the end, are you fking kidding me.

In 2011 Eli Manning had one of the greatest seasons in NFL history in fact his single season playoff yards record still stands

I don’t understand this ranking system, but enjoyed all the recapping nonetheless

these videos are the highlight of my week, always so enjoyable

The 86 Giants at 21? You could make an argument, & don't start Bears fans, that their postseason defensive stats were more impressive than the Bears of the previous season. They outscored San Francisco & Washington by a score of 66-3. I repeat 66-3. They shut down and blew out the 49ers and shut out The Redskins. Then then held John Elway to 20 points. I would say that is more impressive than beating Dieter Brock & Tony Eason.

1989 49ers should be higher than #10

The giants disrespect is fuckin hilarious.

I remember you guys ranked every Super Bowl game a couple of years ago, and I was wondering if you have an updated version in the works because I'm real interested to see where Sunday night's game ranks.

Love videos like these! 2013 Seahawks are one of the best I’ve ever seen.

Uh uh. I know you're not putting the 07 Giants next to last, not with that defense. It doesn't matter though, you'd rather be the worst winning team than the best losing team.

I do love the fact the best teams are pretty much all pre-free agency and salary cap teams. Fans under the age of 40 have no idea how stacked teams were before player movement.

As a Giants fan I have to agree with our 2011 team being the worst Super Bowl champions, our defense was terrible (although they did admittedly play much better in the postseason) and we had the worst rushing attack in the NFL. Eli and our receivers did a good deal of the heavy lifting that season and the team got hot at the right time, although we were certainly lucky we avoided having to go to the Super Dome and play the Saints (a team who’d demolished us in the regular season) in the NFCCG. The 2007 team being ranked second to last is a bit more contentious though. Yes, they were only 10-6, Eli’s quarterbacking was pretty hot and cold until the playoffs, and we frankly got a number of lucky bounces, but the team was also just very well-rounded. We had a great offensive line plus both a 1,000 yard receiver and running back, with a top five rushing attack to boot. The defense was ranked middle of the pack in terms of points per game and per drive, but we also had a terrific front seven which led the league in sacks including two double digit sackers (Tuck and Osi) plus the veteran Strahan. Plus, maybe some homerism but I just feel knocking off the only undefeated team in the 16 game era is a pretty big added boost. I personally would’ve put them over the 2012 Ravens, 1980 Raiders, 1970 Colts, 2015 Broncos, and 2001 Patriots, but again likely some homerism there.

The Eli Manning Giants being the bottom 2 is just straight disrespectful

Love seeing good rankings :)

I don't know how the hell the '89 49ers are barely tenth on this list. +100 point differential in three playoff games. That may be the craziest team stat I've ever heard of.

Remember seeing a lot of these older games when I was a young fan.