Historical Super Bowl Odds – Point Spreads, Over/Unders & Betting Results for Each Year

Super Bowl 57 is now upon us, as the NFL prepares to kickoff 2023 Super Bowl in Glendale, Arizona at 6:30pm ET. For now, you can take a look back at the betting lines (point spreads and game totals), scores, and betting results for the previous 56 Super Bowls.

Our data below will tell you who the favorite was in each Super Bowl, what each Super Bowl’s over/under betting line was set at, which team won the Super Bowl, which team covered the spread in each Super Bowl, as well as whether the AFC or NFC won the Super Bowl, among other things.

In viewing the table below, most columns are very straight forward to what they’re displaying. But the final one – “SU + ATS” – details whether or not the team who won the game also covered the spread. If it says “Yes”, the team who won also covered. If “No”, the team who won did not cover the spread.

Past Super Bowl Odds, Point Spreads, Scores & Results

The 2023 Super Bowl was played on Sunday, February 12. It featured the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. Check out the current 2023 Super Bowl odds for Chiefs vs Eagles.

The Kansas City Chiefs won Super Bowl 57 by a score of 38-35 over the Philadelphia Eagles. The Chiefs covered the spread as 1.5-point dogs and the total went over (51.5).

The Green Bay Packers won the first ever Super Bowl. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won the most recent Super Bowl, which was played in 2021 and dubbed Super Bowl 55.

Don’t want to dive into the raw data any further? Just want the high-level view of how historical trends can help you bet Super Bowl 57? Check out these two resources:

• Crazy Super Bowl Trends
• Super Bowl ATS and Over/Under Trends

There are seven NFL franchises who have won back-to-back Super Bowls: the Green Bay Packers, Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, and New England Patriots.

The Buffalo Bills are the NFL team who has appeared in the most consecutive Super Bowls. Buffalo went to four straight Super Bowls (25-28). Sadly for #BillsMafia, their team would lose each one of those Super Bowls.

The most common Super Bowl matchup has been the Steelers vs Cowboys, which has happened three times now. The first Super Bowl meeting between Pittsburgh and Dallas came in Super Bowl 10, which was played in 1976, and the most recent was Super Bowl 30, which was in 1996.

Super Bowl Wins by Conference – AFC vs NFC Stats

For the above table, we have just combined the AFC and AFL records, as well as the NFC and NFL records. The AFL and NFL were the pre-merger league names.

The NFC currently holds a slight advantage, having won 29 of the 56 Super Bowls. The AFC has only won one fewer with 28. The AFC has won seven of the last ten Super Bowls, though.

The National Football Conference also has the ATS edge. The NFC is 28-27-2 against the spread in the Super Bowl. However, the AFC has covered the spread in eight of the last ten Super Bowls.

The NFC holds the longest Super Bowl winning streak, hoisting the Lombardi Trophy in an impressive 13 straight from 1985-1997.

Super Bowl Favorites vs Underdogs Stats

Favorites hold a significant advantage in Super Bowl history. The team favored to win the Super Bowl has a 37-20 record straight up. However, underdogs have won six of the last ten Super Bowls now.

Favorites also have an edge when it comes to covering the spread in the Super Bowl, but it is not nearly as big of a gap. The team favored to win the Super Bowl is 28-27-2 against the spread. Underdogs have also been hot against the spread lately, though, as underdogs have covered the spread in seven of the last ten Super Bowls.

Favorites won 10 consecutive Super Bowls from 1971-1980, which is the longest winning streak among favorites vs underdogs.

Teams with Most Super Bowl Championships

The New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers are tied for the most Super Bowl championships all-time with six each. The Patriots won their first in 2002 (Super Bowl 36) and their most recent in 2019 (Super Bowl 53).

The Steelers won their first Super Bowl in 1975 (Super Bowl 9) and their most recent came in 2009 (Super Bowl 43).

There are 12 NFL teams who have never won a Super Bowl:

1. Arizona Cardinals
2. Atlanta Falcons
3. Buffalo Bills
4. Carolina Panthers
5. Cincinnati Bengals
6. Cleveland Browns
7. Detroit Lions
8. Houston Texans
9. Jacksonville Jaguars
10. Los Angeles Chargers
11. Minnesota Vikings
12. Tennessee Titans

All other 20 teams not mentioned above have won at least one Super Bowl.

The Cincinnati Bengals were hoping to scratch their name off this list in the 2022 Super Bowl, but ultimately lost to the Rams to keep their franchise from hoisting their first Lombardi Trophy.

Teams with Most Super Bowl Losses

The New England Patriots and Denver Broncos are tied for the most Super Bowl losses with five each. The Broncos lost the first four Super Bowls they appeared in and then also lost Super Bowl 48 in 2014, when they were demolished by the Seahawks.

The Patriots’ most recent Super Bowl loss comes to the Eagles in Super Bowl 52, which was played in 2018.

The Baltimore Ravens and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the only two teams who have been to more than one Super Bowl, but have not lost one. Both teams are 2-0 in the Super Bowl.

Teams with Most Super Bowl Appearances

The New England Patriots are the team who has appeared in the most Super Bowls all-time. The Patriots have been to 11 Super Bowls with the most recent being Super Bowl 53, which was played in 2019. The first Super Bowl they appeared in was Super Bowl 20 in 1986 against the Bears.

There are four NFL teams who have never made it to a Super Bowl:

1. Cleveland Browns
2. Detroit Lions
3. Houston Texans
4. Jacksonville Jaguars

Longest Active Super Bowl Droughts

We have left out teams who have never won a Super Bowl from this list. Among teams who have won a Super Bowl, the New York Jets are currently suffering through the longest active drought. The Jets won Super Bowl 3, which was played way back in 1968, but have not won a championship since. They also haven’t made it back to the Super Bowl since then.

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