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SUPER BOWL LVIII

Super Bowl 2024: which team has the most Super Bowl rings?

The Super Bowl has been taking place since 1967 but the NFL history books can give a different picture on who has picked up the most titles overall. Let’s have a look...

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There have been 57 Super Bowls to date, but there was NFL final action before 1967 as we look at which teams have won the most, taking into account all the championship titles.

Super Bowl rings won

These days, the statistics tend to focus on modern day triumphs, stretching back around half a century when the Super Bowl was thus named. In that time, from 1967-2021, two teams have won the title six times: New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers.

Behind them lie the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys on five, while the Green Bay Packers and the New York Giants lie just one win away from them.

6 - Pittsburgh Steelers, New England Patriots

5 - San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys

4 - Green Bay Packers, New York Giants

3 - Denver Broncos, Washington Football Team, LA / Oakland Raiders, KC Chiefs

For a full list of winners check out these NFL stats.

Overall NFL championships

Let us now, however, consider the full history of the NFL, and when we do we get a rather different picture. The Packers can add a whopping nine championships to their four more recent Super Bowls to have a grand total of 13.

Behind then sit the Giants and the Chicago Bears on a total of eight, and then comes the Steelers and Redskins on six.

Player wins

Anyone who keeps an occasional eye on the NFL is likely to be aware that Tom Brady leads the way on Super Bowl rings. His seven have him out on his own, while the legends of Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw have four each.

A lesser known Charles Haley has picked up five rings in his playing days across his eight seasons with the 49ers and five with the Cowboys. Impressive stuff!

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