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What is the lowest score ever in Super Bowl history?

The lowest score ever in a Super Bowl was in Super Bowl LIII (2019), where the New England Patriots beat the Los Angeles Rams 13-3, with a combined total of only 16 points, making it the lowest-scoring game in history. The previous record was 21 combined points in Super Bowl VII (1973).
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Has an 8 8 team ever won a Super Bowl?

No, an 8-8 team has never won the Super Bowl; the closest a sub-.500 team came was the 2010 Seahawks at 7-9, while the lowest winning record for a champion is 9-7 (2011 Giants), demonstrating that a mediocre regular season rarely translates to a championship, though wildcard teams can make deep runs.
 
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What's the lowest score in the Super Bowl?

The lowest-scoring Super Bowl was Super Bowl LIII in 2019, where the New England Patriots beat the Los Angeles Rams 13-3, with a combined total of just 16 points, a record for scoring futility in the big game. The previous record was held by Super Bowl VII in 1973, when the Miami Dolphins defeated Washington 14-7 (21 total points).
 
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Has a 9-7 team ever won the Super Bowl?

Yes, a 9-7 team has won the Super Bowl: the 2011 New York Giants (Super Bowl XLVI), who finished the regular season with a 9-7 record, won their division, and then went on a playoff run to defeat the New England Patriots in the championship game. They are the only team in the Super Bowl era to win the title with seven regular season losses. 
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Has any team gone 16/0 in the NFL?

Since the National Football League began in 1920, only one team has played a perfect season: the 1972 Miami Dolphins, who won all fourteen of their regular season games and three postseason games, including Super Bowl VII, to finish the season 17–0–0.
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What was the lowest scoring Super Bowl ever?

What is the biggest upset in Super Bowl history?

The biggest Super Bowl upset is widely considered to be Super Bowl III (1969), where the AFL's New York Jets (led by Joe Namath) defeated the heavily favored NFL champion Baltimore Colts (18-point favorites) 16-7, validating the AFL's legitimacy. Other major upsets include the Patriots beating the Rams in Super Bowl XXXVI (2002) and the Giants beating the undefeated Patriots in Super Bowl XLII (2008).
 
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What was the worst Super Bowl in history?

The "worst" Super Bowl is subjective, but Super Bowl XXIV (1990) (49ers 55, Broncos 10) is often cited due to the largest point differential (45 points) and a complete mismatch, while Super Bowl LI (2017) (Patriots 34, Falcons 28) is infamous for the Falcons blowing a historic 28-3 lead, making it the worst loss for the Falcons. Other contenders include blowouts like Super Bowl XX (Bears 46, Patriots 10) and Super Bowl XLVIII (Seahawks 43, Broncos 8). 
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What team went 17/0 in the NFL?

The 1972 Miami Dolphins are the only NFL team to complete a perfect season with a 17-0 record, winning all regular season games (14-0) and all playoff games, culminating in a Super Bowl VII victory. While the NFL expanded to 17 regular season games in 2021, no team has achieved this perfect 17-0 record under the newer schedule, but the 1972 Dolphins remain the sole team to run the table entirely.
 
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Has there ever been a 3-0 game in the NFL?

Yes, NFL games have ended 3-0 numerous times, with the most recent being the Vikings vs. Raiders game in December 2023, marking the seventh such score in the Super Bowl era, and it's the lowest possible final score in the modern era of the game, often resulting from a single field goal in a defensive struggle. 
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Do janitors get Super Bowl rings?

Yes, janitors and other support staff can and often do receive Super Bowl rings, as team owners decide who gets them, typically distributing them to a wide range of personnel from players and coaches to grounds crew and administrative staff, though sometimes they are of lesser value than those for players. The NFL covers the cost for the first 150 rings, allowing teams to provide jewelry to many individuals beyond just the on-field personnel. 
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Has anyone ever one 3 Super Bowls back to back?

No NFL team has ever won three Super Bowls back-to-back, though several have won two in a row and tried for the "three-peat," with the Kansas City Chiefs being the most recent to attempt it after winning the previous two. The Green Bay Packers won three straight NFL Championships (pre-Super Bowl era) from 1965-1967, which included the first two Super Bowls.
 
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Has an 0-3 team ever made the NFL playoffs?

Only six NFL teams have started 0-3 and made the playoffs in the Super Bowl era, with the most recent being the 2018 Houston Texans, who won nine straight games after their slow start to finish 11-5 and reach the Wild Card round. Other teams to achieve this rare feat include the 1981 Jets, 1982 Buccaneers, 1992 Chargers, 1995 Lions, and 1998 Bills. 
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What was the worst blowout in Super Bowl history?

The 36–0 lead was by far the largest shutout lead in Super Bowl history; the previous record was 24–0, shared by the Miami Dolphins over the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl VIII and the Washington Redskins over the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVI.
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Has a 1-5 team ever made the NFL playoffs?

Yes, a few NFL teams have started 1-5 and made the playoffs since the 1970 merger, with four known instances: the 1970 Cincinnati Bengals, 2015 Kansas City Chiefs, 2018 Indianapolis Colts, and 2020 Washington Football Team, though it remains a rare feat. 
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What was the shortest Super Bowl game?

The average length of the last 20 Super Bowls, dating back to 2005, is just about 3 hours and 37 minutes. Two of the 20 games played lasted an excess of four hours while the shortest of the bunch was Super Bowl 44, which saw the New Orleans Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts 31-17 in just 3 hours and 14 minutes.
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Who is the greatest dolphin of all time?

1. Dan Marino (1983-1999) While Dan Marino never won a Super Bowl, he is considered one of the most prolific passers in NFL history and is undoubtedly the greatest Dolphin ever.
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Has any NFL team ever gone unbeaten?

UNDEFEATED. Fifty years have passed since the 1972 Miami Dolphins posted the NFL's only "perfect season," an achievement that has gotten better with age.
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Has a team ever been shut out in the Super Bowl?

To date, there has never been a shutout in the Super Bowl, where one team is simply unable to score a single point. The Chiefs managed to avoid breaking that record with a touchdown pass in the closing seconds of the third quarter. Only two teams have ever scored just three total points in a Super Bowl.
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Who bet $2 million on the Super Bowl?

The person famous for betting millions on the Super Bowl is Houston furniture retailer Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale, known for huge wagers tied to store promotions, with notable $2 million bets on the Dallas Cowboys in 2023 and the New England Patriots in 2022, plus massive bets on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2021.
 
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What is the biggest blowout in NFL history?

The biggest blowout in NFL history is the Chicago Bears' 73-0 victory over the Washington Redskins in the 1940 NFL Championship Game, a record unmatched for its sheer dominance and largest point differential in league history, showcasing the revolutionary T-formation offense. This historic game occurred on December 8, 1940, solidifying the Bears' place in football lore. 
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Which Super Bowl was considered the most boring?

Top 5 Worst Super Bowls
  • Number 5, Super Bowl LIX: Eagles 40, Chiefs 22. This Super Bowl was just boring even before it started. ...
  • Number 4, Super Bowl XXVII: Cowboys 52, Bills 17. ...
  • Number 3, Super Bowl LIII: Patriots 13, Rams 3. ...
  • Number 2, Super Bowl XXXV: Ravens 34, Giants 7. ...
  • Number 1, Super Bowl XLVIII: Seahawks 43, Broncos 8.
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What's the craziest comeback in football history?

There's no single "craziest" comeback, as it depends on the league, but top contenders include the Minnesota Vikings' 33-point comeback vs. the Colts (NFL record), the Patriots' 28-3 Super Bowl LI comeback, and Barcelona's "Remontada" against PSG (4-0 first leg loss) in the Champions League, showcasing massive deficits overcome in dramatic fashion, often with minutes to spare.
 
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How much did Travis Kelce pay for the Super Bowl suite?

Travis Kelce reportedly spent around $3 million for the luxury Super Bowl suite for Taylor Swift, his family, and friends at Super Bowl LIX (2025). He confirmed the high cost by mentioning the figure in a conversation with George Kittle on Netflix's Receiver, joking about the expense. Prices for top suites at that Super Bowl reached up to $3 million, making it a significant investment for the game.
 
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Who is considered the biggest bust in NFL history?

While opinions vary, JaMarcus Russell, the No. 1 pick in 2007, is widely considered the biggest NFL draft bust for his spectacular failure with the Oakland Raiders, often cited alongside other top picks like Ryan Leaf (No. 2, 1998) and Tony Mandarich (No. 2, 1989) due to immense hype, poor performance (interceptions vs. touchdowns), and short careers, though recent players like Trey Lance also face bust labels.
 
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