Super Bowl 2025: All-time NFL Records, Facts, Stats in History

Super Bowl 2025: All-time team and individual records, stats, facts in NFL history.

The NFL Super Bowl is the biggest game in American sport and one of the biggest events on the planet.

Every year 32 teams battle it out for the chance to make it to the big game, with everything on the line in just 60 minutes to find out who will lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

But who has stood out in the long, rich history of the Super Bowl? Who holds all the major records for the best and worst performances in the big game.

 First Super Bowl was played on 15 January 1967 between Green Bay Packers 35-10 Kansas City Chiefs.

RECENT: Cooper DeJean got a pick-6 on his 22nd birthday, Josh Sweat pressured Mahomes all night and the Eagles routed the Chiefs 40-22, secure the franchise’s second Super Bowl championship.

Hurts threw for two touchdowns and ran for a score on a tush push to earns Super Bowl MVP honors, and Vic Fangio’s defense was so dominant that the Eagles didn’t need much from Saquon Barkley.

 The Eagles' Jalen Hurts wins 2025 Super Bowl MVP for first time for 2 touchdown & ran for a score.

 Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2) have won the most Super Bowls in NFL history. Super Bowl LII 2018:  Philadelphia Eagles win the first title with the stunning win over New England Patriots.

All-Time Super Bowl career records, stats, Facts

Tom Brady dominates a lot of the Super Bowl records

Super Bowls as a player: 10 Tom Brady

Wins by a player: 7 Tom Brady

Super Bowls as a head coach: 9 Bill Belichick

Wins by a head coach: 6 Bill Belichick

Completed passes: 277 Tom Brady

Passing yards: 3,039 Tom Brady

Touchdown passes: 21 Tom Brady

Interceptions: 8 John Elway

Touchdowns scored: 8 Jerry Rice

Receiving touchdowns: 8 Jerry Rice

Rushing touchdowns: 5 Emmitt Smith

Rushing yards: 354 Franco Harris

Receiving yards: 589 Jerry Rice

All-Time Super Bowl single game player records

Touchdowns scored: 3 Jerry Rice, Roger Craig, Ricky Watters, Terrell Davis, James White, Jalen Hurts

Completed passes: 43 Tom Brady (Patriots v Falcons 2017)

Passing yards: 505 Tom Brady (Patriots v Eagles 2018)

Touchdown passes: 6 Steve Young (49ers v Chargers 1995)

Interceptions thrown: 5 Rich Gannon (Raiders v Buccaneers 2003)

Rushing touchdowns: 3 Terrell David (Broncos 1998) Jalen Hurts (Eagles 2023)

Rushing yards: 204 Timmy Smith (204 for Washington v Denver 1988)

Catches: 14 James White (Patriots v Falcons 2017)

Receiving yards: 215 Jerry Rice (49ers v Bengals 1989)

Receiving touchdowns: 3 Jerry Rice (49er v Broncos 1990, v Chargers 1995)

Interceptions: 3 Rod Martin (Raiders v Eagles 1981)

Pick sixes: 2 Dwight Smith (Buccaneers v Raiders 2003)

Tackles: 18 Dan Morgan (Panthers v Patriots 2004)

Sacks: 3 Reggie White (Packers 1997), Darnell Dockett (Cardinals 2009), Kony Ealy (Panthers 2016), Grady Jarrett (Falcons 2017)

Longest plays in Super Bowl history

Receiving touchdown: 85 yards Jake Delhomme to Muhsin Muhammad (Panthers v Patriots 2004)

Rushing touchdown: 75 yards Willie Parker (Steelers v Seahawks 2006)

Field goal: 57 yards Harrison Butker (Chiefs v 49ers 2024)

Interception return touchdown: 100 yards James Harrison (Steelers v Cardinals 2009)

Fumble return touchdown: 49 yards Mike Bass (Washington v Miami 1973)

Kick-off return touchdown: 108 yards Jacoby Jones (Ravens v 49ers 2013)

Punt return*: 65 yards Kadarius Toney (Chiefs v Eagles 2023)

*There has never been a punt return touchdown in Super Bowl history

All-Time Super Bowl game records

Highest scoring Super Bowl: 49ers 49-26 Chargers 1995

Lowest scoring Super Bowl: Patriots 13-3 Rams 2019

Most points scored by a team: 55 (49ers 55-10 Broncos 1990)

Fewest points scored by a team: 3 (Dolphins 3-24 Cowboys 1972, Rams 3-13 Patriots 2019)

Biggest margin of victory: 45 (49ers 55-10 Broncos 1990)

Biggest comeback: 25pts (3-28) Patriots 34-28 Falcons 2017

Most team yards: 613 Patriots (v Eagles 2018)

Most total yards: 1,151 (Patriots v Eagles 2018)

Most turnovers by a team: 9 Bills (v Cowboys 1993)

Total field goals in a game: 7 (Chiefs v 49ers 2024)

Total sacks in a game: 12 (Broncos v Panthers 2016)

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