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1. Super Bowl I : 1967
Pittsburgh Steelers
2. Super Bowl II : 1968
New York Jets
3. Super Bowl III : 1969
Baltimore Colts
4. Super Bowl IV : 1970
Green Bay Packers
5. Super Bowl V : 1971
Pittsburgh Steelers
6. Super Bowl VI : 1972
Miami Dolphins
7. Super Bowl VII : 1973
Green Bay Packers
8. Super Bowl VIII : 1974
Kansas City Chiefs
9. Super Bowl IX : 1975
Miami Dolphins
10. Super Bowl X : 1976
Dallas Cowboys
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Super Bowl I : 1967
Answer: Green Bay Packers
Rival Leagues the National Football League and the American Football League decided to pit their champions against each other for the first time. The NFL, was widely considered the better league at the time, and its champion from Green Bay proved it with a 35-10 thumping of AFL champion Kansas City.
2. Super Bowl II : 1968
Answer: Green Bay Packers
The Packers returned to the Super Bowl, while the Oakland Raiders made their debut. The Packers won back-to-back with a 33-14 final score. The Packers had 9 future hall of fame players plus coach Vince Lombardi, who the trophy would eventually be named after.
3. Super Bowl III : 1969
Answer: New York Jets
New York, from the AFL, was the heavy underdog team. Quarterback Joe Namath promised a Jets victory over the NFL champion Baltimore Colts. On game day the Jets went up 13-0 and cruised to a 16-7 victory.
4. Super Bowl IV : 1970
Answer: Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs evened the AFL's victory total in Super Bowl IV at 2-2 in the final matchup before the two leagues merged. They bested Vikings 23-7 in Super Bowl IV. The game saw 12 future Hall of Famers play, plus two coaches and two executives that would wind up enshrined.
5. Super Bowl V : 1971
Answer: Baltimore Colts
The Colts won the new American Football Conference, while the Cowboys won the new National Football Conference. The two conferences were created after the NFL/AFL merger. In their second appearance in the Super Bowl (their first was in 1969), the Colts came away with a 16-13 victory for their first-ever win.
6. Super Bowl VI : 1972
Answer: Dallas Cowboys
15 future hall of famers played in the game, which saw the Cowboys avenge the previous season's loss to Baltimore Colts. This year they were paired with the Miami Dolphins. The game ended with a 24-3 final score.
7. Super Bowl VII : 1973
Answer: Miami Dolphins
Miami, appearing in their second straight Super Bowl (they lost to Dallas in the peviosu year), capped off a 14-0 regular season with a perfect playoff record. They beat the Redskins 14-7 to win their first-ever titlr.
8. Super Bowl VIII : 1974
Answer: Miami Dolphins
Including the playoffs, the Dolphins won 32 of 34 games over two seasons (and going back one more made the Super Bowl three straight times for a loss and two ins). This year they beat the Vikings 24-7.
9. Super Bowl IX : 1975
Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers
The Vikings met a new team in the Super Bowl, but it was the same results, they fell 16-6 to the Steelers. It was the first-ever appearance for the Stealers, but they'd soon return.
10. Super Bowl X : 1976
Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers
The Steelers became the second team in a row, to win back-to-back championships. They bested the NFC champion Cowboys 21-17. It took 14 unanswered points late in the game for the Steelers to complete the comeback.
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