Super Bowl History
This team has won the most Super Bowls in NFL history.
Pittsburg Steelers
This quarterback is known as “The GOAT” and has seven Super Bowl rings.
Tom Brady
This team’s mascot is a giant bird named Swoop.
Philadelphia Eagles
This is the shape of an NFL football.
Oval (or oblong)
The Super Bowl is played on this day of the week.
Sunday
The first Super Bowl was played in this year.
1967
This running back was known as “Sweetness.”
Walter Payton
This team is known as “America’s Team.”
Dallas Cowboys
This is the number of points awarded for a touchdown.
Six
This is the month when the Super Bowl is usually held.
February
This quarterback famously guaranteed a Super Bowl victory for the New York Jets in 1969.
Joe Namath
This wide receiver holds the record for most career receiving yards.
Jerry Rice
This team’s fans are known for wearing cheese on their heads.
Green Bay Packers
This position is responsible for throwing the football.
Quarterback
This is the name of the halftime performance event.
Halftime Show
This city has hosted the most Super Bowls.
Miami
This defensive legend was known as “The Minister of Defense.”
Reggie White
This team joined the NFL in 2002 and is based in Texas.
Houston Texans
This is the term for when a defensive player catches a pass meant for the offense.
Interception
This is the network that typically airs the Super Bowl in the U.S.
Rotates between CBS, FOX, and NBC
This team won the very first Super Bowl.
Green Bay Packers
This quarterback led the San Francisco 49ers to four Super Bowl titles in the 1980s.
Joe Montana
This team’s logo features a pirate with a knife in his mouth
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
This is the name of the trophy awarded to the Super Bowl champion.
Lombardi Trophy
This city is hosting the 2026 Super Bowl.
Santa Clara, California (Levi’s Stadium)