Super Bowl winners by team: Who has the most championships in NFL history?

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After the Patriots' victory in Super Bowl 53, their sixth in nine trips under quarterback Tom Brady, it appeared there would be a new franchise taking over sole possession of Super Bowl championships in the NFL history books. But then Brady moved on to greener pastures in Tampa Bay and won a seventh on his own — the most by any player ever.

Don't feel bad for New England, though. 

Of the 28 franchises to have played in a Super Bowl, 20 have actually won a championship. And a whopping 30 of the 56 Super Bowls have been won by just six franchises.

New England joined the Steelers with an NFL-leading sixth Super Bowl win in 2019, while the Cowboys and 49ers have five apiece. The Bills and Vikings are tied for most Super Bowl appearances without a win at 0-4. Buffalo, of course, lost four straight from 1991-94.

Who has won most Super Bowls in NFL history?

Rk Tm G W L W-L% PF PA PD Starting QB(s)
1.Pittsburgh Steelers862.750193164+29Terry Bradshaw (4-0) Neil O'Donnell (0-1) Ben Roethlisberger (2-1)
2.New England Patriots1165.545246282-36Drew Bledsoe (0-1) Tom Brady (6-3) Tony Eason (0-1)
3.San Francisco 49ers853.625261179+82Colin Kaepernick (0-1) Joe Montana (4-0) Steve Young (1-0), Jimmy Garoppolo (0-1), Brock Purdy (0-1)
4.Dallas Cowboys853.625221132+89Troy Aikman (3-0) Craig Morton (0-1) Roger Staubach (2-2)
5.Green Bay Packers541.800158101+57Brett Favre (1-1) Aaron Rodgers (1-0) Bart Starr (2-0)
6.New York Giants541.8001041040Kerry Collins (0-1) Jeff Hostetler (1-0) Eli Manning (2-0) Phil Simms (1-0)
7. Kansas City Chiefs642.667135150-14Len Dawson (1-1) Patrick Mahomes (3-1)
8.Las Vegas Raiders532.600132114+18Rich Gannon (0-1) Daryle Lamonica (0-1) Jim Plunkett (2-0) Ken Stabler (1-0)
9.Washington Redskins532.600122103+19Billy Kilmer (0-1) Mark Rypien (1-0) Joe Theismann (1-1) Doug Williams (1-0)
10.Denver Broncos835.375147259-112John Elway (2-3) Peyton Manning (1-1) Craig Morton (0-1)
11.Baltimore Ravens2201.0006838+30Trent Dilfer (1-0) Joe Flacco (1-0)
12.Tampa Bay Buccaneers2201.0007930+49Brad Johnson (1-0) Tom Brady (1-0)
13.Indianapolis Colts422.5006977-8Peyton Manning (1-1) Earl Morrall (0-1) Johnny Unitas (1-0)
14.Los Angeles Rams523.40085100-15Vince Ferragamo (0-1) Kurt Warner (1-1) Jared Goff (0-1) Matthew Stafford (1-0)
15.Miami Dolphins523.40074103-29Bob Griese (2-1) Dan Marino (0-1) David Woodley (0-1)
16.New Orleans Saints1101.0003117+14Drew Brees (1-0)
17.New York Jets1101.000167+9Joe Namath (1-0)
18.Chicago Bears211.5006339+24Rex Grossman (0-1) Jim McMahon (1-0)
19.Philadelphia Eagles413.250107122-12Nick Foles (1-0) Ron Jaworski (0-1) Donovan McNabb (0-1) Jalen Hurts (0-1)
20.Seattle Seahawks312.3337757+20Matt Hasselbeck (0-1) Russell Wilson (1-1)
21.Buffalo Bills404.00073139-66Jim Kelly (0-4)
22.Minnesota Vikings404.0003495-61Joe Kapp (0-1) Fran Tarkenton (0-3)
23.Cincinnati Bengals303.0005769-12Ken Anderson (0-1) Boomer Esiason (0-1) Joe Burrow (0-1)
24.Atlanta Falcons202.0004768-21Chris Chandler (0-1) Matt Ryan (0-1)
25.Carolina Panthers202.0003956-17Jake Delhomme (0-1) Cam Newton (0-1)
26.Arizona Cardinals101.0002327-4Kurt Warner (0-1)
27.Tennessee Titans101.0001623-7Steve McNair (0-1)
28.Los Angeles Chargers101.0002649-23Stan Humphries (0-1)

(Data via Pro Football Reference) 

NFL teams that have never played in a Super Bowl

Four franchises have never played for a championship in the NFL's history.

TeamPlayoff recordLast playoff appearance
Cleveland Browns16-202002
Jacksonville Jaguars7-72017
Detroit Lions7-132016
Houston Texans3-52018

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