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NFL Throwback goes down memory lane to relive the best highlight from the Carolina Panthers' 2015 season, which featured the team posting a league-best 15-1 record during the regular season. NOW 14. Super Bowl XLVI: Giants 21, Patriots 17 Feb. 5, 2012 An eternal thorn in New England's side, Eli Manning's jaw-dropping, 38-yard completion to Mario Manningham with 3:46 left set up the Giants With Super Bowl LVII just a few days away, let's look at exciting finishes, Super Bowl style. These are the best Super Bowl finishes. By. Spencer See. Feb 8, 2023 at 7:14 PM ET. Subscribe. The article provides a retrospective view of the most iconic and thrilling endings in Super Bowl history, showcasing the enduring impact of these games on the NFL and sports history. By the Numbers. Super Bowl XLVII: Ravens 34, 49ers 31 - Feb. 3, 2013; Super Bowl X: Steelers 21, Cowboys 17 - Jan. 16, 1976 Check out the best Super Bowl endings in NFL History!The NFL Throwback is your home for all things NFL history.Check out our other channels:NFL Films - YouTu Still the only team in the Super Bowl era to finish undefeated, the 1972 Dolphins beat Washington 14-7 in Super Bowl VI to go 17-0. 52 of 58 Yepremian's bad attempt, Super Bowl VII From John Taylor beating the Bengals to Scott Norwood going wide, let's relive those big game moments that brought us to our feet. 13 best finishes in Super Bowl history Updated Mar. 4, 2020 10:34 p.m. ET share. facebook x reddit link. foxsports null. ADVERTISEMENT. share. recommended. Super Bowl XLVI: Giants 21, Patriots 17 - Eli Manning's remarkable completion to Manningham set up game-winning touchdown; Super Bowl LII: Eagles 41, Patriots 33 - Eagles' first Super Bowl win after a memorable finish; State of Play. The ranking provides a historical perspective on the most iconic and thrilling endings in Super Bowl history A look at the greatest endings in Super Bowl history. Champions: Super Bowl Champions, AFC Champions, NFC Champions, NFL Champions (1920-69), AFL Champions (1960-69), AAFC Champions (1946-49) Neither team sported its all-time best look that night in New Jersey, but this was a big upgrade from what such a Super Bowl matchup would have showcased had the 2005 Broncos won the AFC The Rankings will be divided into four parts, in ascending order — yesterday we looked at the 14 “worst” matchups, and what follows are the third-best 14. Next Saturday it’s the second best 14, and on Super Bowl Sunday, I’ll finish up with the Top 15 best uni matchups in SB history. What are the greatest Super Bowl matchups of all time? Since the first Super Bowl in 1967, teams from the AFC (formerly AFL) and NFC (formerly NFL) have battled it out to see who could take the Vince Lombardi trophy back to their respective cities. The Super Bowl will usually pit the best two Here is an entirely accurate, and in no way subjective, ranking of every Super Bowl uniform matchup. Sporting News/ZUMA Press-Icon Sportswire 58. Super Bowl XL: Steelers vs. Seahawks. Neither team sported its all-time best look that night in New Jersey, but this was a big upgrade from what such a Super Bowl matchup would have showcased had the 2005 Broncos won the AFC Here is an entirely accurate, and in no way subjective, ranking of every Super Bowl uniform matchup. Yardbarker. Every uniform matchup in Super Bowl history, ranked. Story by Sam Robinson The Super Bowl uniform matchup finally came into focus last night, as the Buccaneers — the designated home team this year, because it’s the NFC’s turn to have that status — announced that they’ll be wearing their white jerseys and pewter pants. That means KC will be wearing red jerseys and (presumably) white pants. UPDATE (Jan 27/21): This article was written prior to the Super Bowl LV matchup being set, both the Buccaneers and Chiefs have since announced their uniform choices for the game and, naturally, it When the Eagles and Chiefs meet in Super Bowl 59 this Sunday, it will only be the twelveth time in the regular season the two teams will meet on the gridiron (including one Super Bowl matchup). Despite the Eagles entering the NFL in 1933, and the Chiefs joining the AFL in 1960 (and becoming part of the NFL/AFL merger), the two teams haven’t
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