NFL Greatest Games

In what would be one out of four Super Bowls for Terry Bradshaw; the Pittsburgh Steelers had no trouble defeating the Minnesota Vikings in New Orleans. Franco Harris's 158yds for the game would clinch it for Pittsburgh and make him Super Bowl MVP.

It seemed that the odds were against Pittsburgh when they went up again Roger Staubach and Tom Landry's Dallas Cowboys. But the Steelers fought tooth and nail to come back in the 4th Quarter to win Super Bowl X.

In a Super Bowl rematch, Dallas was determined to get back at Pittsburgh. In a high scoring game, both teams tried their best to outplay each other. But in the end, the Steel Curtain held out long enough for the Steelers to win their 3rd Super Bowl in four years.

Practically in their home turf, the L.A. Rams had no chance against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers were able to pass the Rams, 31-19, to win their fourth Super Bowl title.

The Pittsburgh Steelers captured their fifth World Championship. All it took was three touchdowns to topple the Seattle Seahawks and earn their 5th Super Bowl in franchise history.

It was all San Francisco in the first half, which they had a comfortable 20-0 lead in their first Super Bowl. But Ken Anderson's Bengals did not give up, and rallied in the 3rd quarter. But a pair of 49ers field goals sealed their first ever Super Bowl Victory in Michigan.

Don Shula's mighty Miami Dolphins could not handle the explosive Joe Montana in Super Bowl XIX. It was the 49ers game the moment the ball was snapped and they never looked back to defeat the Dolphins 38-16 for their second Super Bowl victory.

In a Super Bowl rematch, the Bengals were much more prepaired for Joe Montana and the San Francisco 49ers. They had the lead for most of the game, but if there is one thing they'll always remember about this game it's this: Never forget about Joe Montana. Montona drove his team back in the 4th Quarter and with a late touchdown towards the end, the 49ers squeaked by the Bengals once again for another Super Bowl win.

In what would be Joe Montana's final Super Bowl appearance in his career, he didn't disappoint. He went out in a blaze of glory throwing for four touchdowns and becoming Super Bowl MVP in a rout against the Denver Broncos.

Steve Young was no slouch when you compare him with Joe Montana. The same goes for his only Super Bowl win against the San Diego Chargers. Young and his team had no problem coasting against the Chargers to win their fifth Super Bowl title in franchise history.

In Week 6, the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 24-23 in a huge upset. After trailing 23-10 in the fourth quarter, the Seahawks offense found momentum as they posted 14 unanswered points to stun the Patriots. This was one of the first glimpses of Russell Wilson's tremendous potential as he ended the day with 293 yards passing and 3 touchdowns.