Every Super Bowl, ranked

The Dolphins scored 24 consecutive points to become the second squad in NFL history to win back-to-back Super Bowl championships. The Steelers became the first-ever sixth-seed to win the Super Bowl — their fifth championship in franchise history.In Brett Favre's lone Super Bowl victory, it was former Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard who stole the show with his 99-yard kick return for a touchdown. Brown became the first cornerback to be named Super Bowl MVP.In what was practically a home game for the Rams, the Steelers scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to defeat Los Angeles. It was New England's third Super Bowl victory in four seasons.Patrick Mahomes tossed two touchdown passes — including the game-winner — and ran for another in a come-from-behind victory to lead Kansas City to their first Super Bowl in 50 years. The Cowboys became the first franchise in Super Bowl history to score 30 points in a losing cause.Led by Joe Namath and his famous guarantee, the AFL's Jets scored one of the biggest upsets in history with the victory over the NFL's Baltimore Colts.Nicknamed the "Harbaugh Bowl" — the first Super Bowl to feature a pair of brothers coaching against each other — John Harbaugh's Ravens soared to a 28-6 lead over Jim Harbaugh's 49ers. Despite blowing a 16-point lead, the Rams took a late lead on a 73-yard Isaac Bruce touchdown — but this Super Bowl was far from over. Rams quarterback Kurt Warner won the MVP and Super Bowl MVP that season.Down three, Joe Montana drove the 49ers 92 yards down the field for a game-winning touchdown by John Taylor. Larry Fitzgerald's 64-yard touchdown gave the Cardinals the late lead, but Roethlisberger hit Santonio Holmes for a toe-tapping, game-winning touchdown catch.In a back-and-forth affair between the Patriots and Seahawks, Seattle was one measly yard away from glory.But then the 'Hawks — rather than run the ball with Marshawn Lynch — inexplicably decided to throw a pass that was intercepted by the Patriots' Malcolm Butler.Led by backup quarterback — and unlikely Super Bowl MVP — Nick Foles, the Eagles pulled off the unbelievable upset of the Patriots, winning their first Super Bowl in franchise history.