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(NFL) Seattle vs. Denver,
Point Spread: 3.00 | -110.00 Seattle (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: 3.00 | -110.00 Seattle (Away)
Result: Win
NFL Super Bowl XLVIII
Sunday, February 2, 6:30 PM on FOX
MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
Latest Weather
GAME TIME
6:00PM: CLOUDY WITH A TEMP OF 37F (3C) LIGHT RAIN OR DRIZZLE/FOG
8:00PM: CLOUDY WITH A TEMP OF 36F (3C) DRIZZLE/FOG
10:00PM CLOUDY WITH A TEMP OF 32F (0C) NO SNOW OR RAIN
Our Super Bowl selection in this game is on the Seattle Seahawks at 6:30 eastern. Below is an array of some of the most solid long term historical and current Statistical indicators, Power angles, trends Systems and Data in the industry. We have left no stone unturned in our comprehensive analysis. Seattle has the better defense and intangible factos that cannot be overlooked. Denver has one of the most prolific offenses we have seen. While they have not played some of the tougher defense in the league like Seattle has faced. The weather being cold could hinder Peyton Manning and Denver more that it will Seattle. While Manning will be changing plays at the line of scrimmage and no doubt have some surprises up his sleeve, He will have to do it against a Seattle Defense that is top ranked and is good enough to play them straight and without too many gimmicks. Seattle will be physical with the Denver Receivers and look to disrupt their timing routes. On offense Seattle will look to keep Manning off the field with their staunch running game led by Marshawn Lynch, who torched a Better San Francisco Rush defense in the NFC Championship game. Second year stud Russel Wilson is an excellent game manager and will be getting Percy Harvin back in this one which could help to stretch the Denver defense which played better than expected against New England. Denver will be looking to stop the Seattle ground game which could open up the airways for a normally conservative Seattle offense. The game look like a Closely contested game. Seattle as you will see below has several solid indicators on their side. The Hank Stram system, the defensive numbers and several strong Power systems that pertains to how poorly some of the more potent offenses have done in this game as well. In closing we will back Seattle and as game time approaches take the 3 points. Enjoy the game and the Powerful Material Proved below.
Though the quarterback has stated his disregard for this theory, the numbers don't lie: Manning is just 4-7 in contests when the weather is 32 degrees or lower. With the early forecast looking cold at Kickoff which is at 6:30 eastern. the 37-year-old will need to tame these ice-covered demons to bring a title back to Mile High. The Biggest factor may not be the Cold but the WIND. This time of year the wind could play havoc in the longer pass routes and on some of the longer field goal attempts.
So who will emerge with the Lombardi Trophy? According to the simulations the Denver Broncos come out on top 50.7 percent of the time by an average margin of 24-23. This is the closest Simulation record thus far and calls for Seattle when adding the spread to the equation.
OFFENSE-DEFENSE? This year the number one offense in Denver takes on the #1 Defense, so one begs the question who holds the advantage? There have been Just 4 applications where this scenario has played out in SB History and we note that the #1 defense has beat the #1 offense 3 of the 4 times.
37 OF THE 48 SB Winners have had a TOP 10 Defense- Seattle does, Denver does not.
Fewest points: In SB History teams who allowed the least amount of points in the regular season are 12-3 ALL TIME- Seattle applies to this powerful indicator.
Denver averages more points and these teams are on a 2-10 spread run after San Francisco lost last season.
Preseason Foes it matter? These two met in week 2 of the preseason where the starters played the first half. While we don't put too much stock into this one. It is worth noting that Seattle won 40-10 and outscored Denver first teamers 33-7 as Russel Wilson played well.
What's TRENDY? The Seahawks are 20-5 ATS after a game at home
Seattle is 9-1 ats vs opponents that average 7+ yards per pass
The Seahawks are 8-0-2 ATS (6.20 ppg) since Oct 02, 2011 as a dog after a win Seattle has covered 17 of 23 as a dog, 4-0 ats off a division win, 11-2 ats in the last 13 2nd half of season games vs winning opponents and 4-1 ats when the spread is +3 to -3
Denver has failed to cover 6 of 9 off 2+ ats wins and just 3-7 ats on turf. The Broncos have played 9 teams ranked in the bottom 8 in yards Per play defense.
Peytons Place? Manning is 4-7 straight up in games where the starting game time temperature is 32 degrees or less. However that is just the half of it. In Playoff cold weather non home games games he is 0-4 straight up averaging just 225+ yards per game while throwing 4 Touchdown passes and 9 PICKS
We note that in Super bowl play favorites who score 28 or more are 12-1 to the spread and 1-17-1 ats when they don't. Seattle has allowed less than 30 in 23 of their last 25 road games.
Rushing the ball is Paramount in the Super Bowl as teams who win the rushing battle have gone on to win and cover 90% of the time.
Teams who come in allowing more yards per rush are just 5-10 Ats in the Super Bowl of late
100%-- Play against Super Bowl favorites that are off back to back home wins are 0-7 TO THE SPREAD OF LATE. Plays against Denver
SCORING: Teams like Denver who broke the scoring record are 0-5 straight up in the Super Bowl
TURNOVERS: Seattle has the edge Big in this one. Seattle leads the league in this Intangibles category as they are averaging 2.4 take away's this season. Denver has forced just 10 turnovers in the last 10 games and NONE the last 2 games. HOW IMPORTANT ARE TURNOVERS? Teams In SB history that WIN the Take away category are 44-4 STRAIGHT UP. While its Impossible to predict which team will win this category it has been proven the team with the better track record forcing turnovers has been the way to go.
The NFC Has long been the Dominant conference and has won 21 of the last 32 Super Bowls. In FACT SINCE THE LEAGUE STARTED SEEDING IN 1975 There have been NINE Battles between AFC and NFC #1 SEEDS. The NFC is 7-2 ALL TIME and WINNING BY OVER 20 Points on average.
Super Bowl favorites, like Denver that Lost last year in the Playoffs as a favorite are 1-6 to the spread.
Pass DEFENSE: There have been ZERO Teams winning the Super Bowl that have at best the league average or worse ranking in pass defense which plays AGAINST Denver here.
Denver has NOT faced a team ranked in the TOP 6 In TOTAL defense all season. In Comparison, Seattle has faced 8 teams ranked in the top 6 in total defense and 7 teams that won 10 or more games.
COACH Carrol: Has a Solid 10-0 ats record with the Sea Hawks vs opponents that allow 24 or more points per game.
RUSHING: The Numbers are close here but Seattle has the edge as they rush for 20 yards per game more on average while allowing 7 yards per game more. However the defensive rush yards Denver allows is inconsequential as most teams are forced to abandon the run in games where Denver is up big.
SEX? One unnamed Seattle player is refraining from any Sexual relations until after the Super Bowl in an effort to concentrate on nothing but the big game. This type of preparation is the type of Commitment that could permeate a team and have positive effects on the mental aspect of the team and rub off in a positive way.
No team with the top passing quarterback in terms of yardage has won an NFL championship since the '59 Baltimore Colts did it under Johnny Unitas).
BONUS PROPS:
Under 3.5 Combined Field goals.
Total Points – Matt Prater (DEN)
Under 9 (-115)
Total Passing Yards – Russell Wilson (SEA)
Over 199½ (-115)
Total Receiving Yards – Zach Miller (SEA)
Over 24½ (-115)
Total Receptions – Zach Miller (SEA)
Over 2 (-130)
Total Completions – Peyton Manning (DEN)
Under 26½ (-115)
Total Turnovers by Seattle
Under (Seattle Turnovers) U 1½ (-150)
Stram passed away in 2005...here is his super bowl system.
Give 10 points to a team if they have won a Super Bowl in the last three seasons. Push
Give 8.0 points to either team if their opponent is playing in their very first Super Bowl in franchise history. Push
Give 8.0 points to the team that has given up the fewer amount of defensive rushes. Denver
Give 7.0 points to the team with the best straight up win/loss record including playoffs. Push
Give 7.0 points to the team with the most offensive rushes on the season. Seattle
Give 5.0 points to the team with the better defensive yards-per-carry average. Seattle
Give 4.0 points to the team that has the best net kick-punt touchdown returns. Denver
Give 4.0 points to the team the team who performed better against the point spread in the regular season. Seattle
Give 4.0 points to the team that has the better net penalty yards number. Denver
Give 3.5 points to the team that has the greater yards per pass attempt. Denver
Give 3.5 points to the team that has allowed up the fewest points on the season. Seattle
Give 3.5 points to the team that has given up the fewest amount of rushing touchdowns. Seattle
Give 3.0 points to the team that has recorded the most sacks. Seattle
Give 2.5 points to the team with the fewer offensive pass attempts. Seattle
Give 2.0 points to the team that had the best net punts (total) on the year. Seattle
Give 1.5 points to the team with the best offensive yards-per-carry average. Seattle
Give 1.0 points to the team with the better completion percentage. Denver
From the stats I read it is Denver 20.5/Seattle 32 -----
That said. "I don't always use this system as a reason for my selection, But when I do, I prefer the subset to apply" Which it does as this total hits a Key number within the system
ALL TIME SUPER BOWL RESULTS FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE
BOWL
YEAR
TEAM
TEAM
TOTAL
XLVII
2013
Baltimore 34
San Francisco (-4.5) 31
48, Over
XLVI
2012
N.Y. Giants 21
New England (-2.5) 17
53, Under
XLV
2011
Green Bay (-3) 31
Pittsburgh 25 (-4.5) 17
45, Over
XLIV
2010
New Orleans Saints 31
Indianapolis Colts (-4.5) 17
56.5, Under
XLIII
2009
Pittsburgh Steelers (-7) 27
Arizona Cardinals 23
54, OVER
XLII
2008
New York Giants 17
New England Patriots (-13.5) 14
54, UNDER
XLI
2007
Indianapolis (-7) 29
Chicago Bears 17
48, UNDER
XL
2006
Pittsburgh Steelers (-4) 21
Seattle Seahawks 10
47, UNDER
XXXIX
2005
New England Patriots (-7) 24
Philadelphia Eagles 21
46.5, UNDER
XXXVIII
2004
New England Patriots (-7) 32
Carolina Panthers 29
37.5, OVER
XXXVII
2003
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+4) 48
Oakland Raiders 21
44, OVER
XXXVI
2002
New England Patriots (+14) 20
St. Louis Rams 17
53, UNDER
XXXV
2001
Baltimore Ravens (-3) 34
New York Giants 7
33, OVER
XXXIV
2000
St. Louis Rams (-7) 23
Tennessee Titans 16
47.5, UNDER
XXXIII
1999
Denver Broncos (-7.5) 34
Atlanta Falcons 19
52.5, OVER
XXXII
1998
Denver Broncos (+11) 31
Green Bay Packers 24
49, OVER
XXXI
1997
Green Bay Packers (-14) 35
New England Patriots 21
49, OVER
XXX
1996
Dallas Cowboys (-13.5) 27
Pittsburgh Steelers 17
51, UNDER
XXIX
1995
San Francisco 49ers (-18.5) 49
San Diego Chargers 26
53.5, OVER
XXVIII
1994
Dallas Cowboys (-10.5) 30
Buffalo Bills 13
50.5, UNDER
XXVII
1993
Dallas Cowboys (-6.5) 52
Buffalo Bills 17
44.5 OVER
XXVI
1992
Washington Redskins (-7) 37
Buffalo Bills 24
49, OVER
XXV
1991
New York Giants (+7) 20
Buffalo Bills 19
40.5, UNDER
XXIV
1990
San Francisco 49ers (-12) 55
Denver Broncos 10
48, OVER
XXIII
1989
San Francisco 49ers (-7) 20
Cincinnati Bengals 16
48, UNDER
XXII
1988
Washington Redskins (+3) 42
Denver Broncos 10
47, OVER
XXI
1987
New York Giants (-9.5) 39
Denver Broncos 20
40, OVER
XX
1986
Chicago Bears (-10) 46
New England Patriots 10
37.5, OVER
XIX
1985
San Francisco 49ers (-3.5) 38
Miami Dolphins 16
53.5, OVER
XVIII
1984
LA Raiders (+3) 38
Washington Redskins 9
48, UNDER
XVII
1983
Washington Redskins (+3) 27
Miami Dolphins 17
36.5, OVER
XVI
1982
San Francisco 49ers (PK) 26
Cincinnati Bengals 21
48, UNDER
XV
1981
Oakland Raiders (+3) 27
Philadelphia Eagles 10
37.5, UNDER
XIV
1980
Pittsburgh Steelers (-10.5) 31
Los Angeles Rams 19
36, OVER
XIII
1979
Pittsburgh Steelers (-3.5) 35
Dallas Cowboys 31
37, OVER
XII
1978
Dallas Cowboys (-6) 27
Denver Broncos 10
39, UNDER
XI
1977
Oakland Raiders (-4) 32
Minnesota Vikings 14
38, OVER
X
1976
Pittsburgh Steelers (-7) 21
Dallas Cowboys 17
36, OVER
IX
1975
Pittsburgh Steelers (-3) 16
Minnesota Vikings 6
33, UNDER
VIII
1974
Miami Dolphins (-6.5) 24
Minnesota Vikings 7
33, UNDER
VII
1973
Miami Dolphins (+1.5) 14
Washington Redskins 7
33, UNDER
VI
1972
Dallas Cowboys (-6) 24
Miami Dolphins 3
34, UNDER
V
1971
Baltimore Colts (+2.5) 16
Dallas Cowboys 13
36, UNDER
IV
1970
Kansas City Chiefs (+12) 23
Minnesota Vikings 7
39, UNDER
III
1969
New York Jets (+18) 16
Baltimore Colts 7
40, UNDER
II
1968
Green Bay Packers (-13.5) 33
Oakland Raiders 14
43, OVER
I
1967
Green Bay Packers (-14) 35
Kansas City Chiefs 10
NL
Sunday, February 2, 6:30 PM on FOX
MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
Latest Weather
GAME TIME
6:00PM: CLOUDY WITH A TEMP OF 37F (3C) LIGHT RAIN OR DRIZZLE/FOG
8:00PM: CLOUDY WITH A TEMP OF 36F (3C) DRIZZLE/FOG
10:00PM CLOUDY WITH A TEMP OF 32F (0C) NO SNOW OR RAIN
Our Super Bowl selection in this game is on the Seattle Seahawks at 6:30 eastern. Below is an array of some of the most solid long term historical and current Statistical indicators, Power angles, trends Systems and Data in the industry. We have left no stone unturned in our comprehensive analysis. Seattle has the better defense and intangible factos that cannot be overlooked. Denver has one of the most prolific offenses we have seen. While they have not played some of the tougher defense in the league like Seattle has faced. The weather being cold could hinder Peyton Manning and Denver more that it will Seattle. While Manning will be changing plays at the line of scrimmage and no doubt have some surprises up his sleeve, He will have to do it against a Seattle Defense that is top ranked and is good enough to play them straight and without too many gimmicks. Seattle will be physical with the Denver Receivers and look to disrupt their timing routes. On offense Seattle will look to keep Manning off the field with their staunch running game led by Marshawn Lynch, who torched a Better San Francisco Rush defense in the NFC Championship game. Second year stud Russel Wilson is an excellent game manager and will be getting Percy Harvin back in this one which could help to stretch the Denver defense which played better than expected against New England. Denver will be looking to stop the Seattle ground game which could open up the airways for a normally conservative Seattle offense. The game look like a Closely contested game. Seattle as you will see below has several solid indicators on their side. The Hank Stram system, the defensive numbers and several strong Power systems that pertains to how poorly some of the more potent offenses have done in this game as well. In closing we will back Seattle and as game time approaches take the 3 points. Enjoy the game and the Powerful Material Proved below.
Though the quarterback has stated his disregard for this theory, the numbers don't lie: Manning is just 4-7 in contests when the weather is 32 degrees or lower. With the early forecast looking cold at Kickoff which is at 6:30 eastern. the 37-year-old will need to tame these ice-covered demons to bring a title back to Mile High. The Biggest factor may not be the Cold but the WIND. This time of year the wind could play havoc in the longer pass routes and on some of the longer field goal attempts.
So who will emerge with the Lombardi Trophy? According to the simulations the Denver Broncos come out on top 50.7 percent of the time by an average margin of 24-23. This is the closest Simulation record thus far and calls for Seattle when adding the spread to the equation.
OFFENSE-DEFENSE? This year the number one offense in Denver takes on the #1 Defense, so one begs the question who holds the advantage? There have been Just 4 applications where this scenario has played out in SB History and we note that the #1 defense has beat the #1 offense 3 of the 4 times.
37 OF THE 48 SB Winners have had a TOP 10 Defense- Seattle does, Denver does not.
Fewest points: In SB History teams who allowed the least amount of points in the regular season are 12-3 ALL TIME- Seattle applies to this powerful indicator.
Denver averages more points and these teams are on a 2-10 spread run after San Francisco lost last season.
Preseason Foes it matter? These two met in week 2 of the preseason where the starters played the first half. While we don't put too much stock into this one. It is worth noting that Seattle won 40-10 and outscored Denver first teamers 33-7 as Russel Wilson played well.
What's TRENDY? The Seahawks are 20-5 ATS after a game at home
Seattle is 9-1 ats vs opponents that average 7+ yards per pass
The Seahawks are 8-0-2 ATS (6.20 ppg) since Oct 02, 2011 as a dog after a win Seattle has covered 17 of 23 as a dog, 4-0 ats off a division win, 11-2 ats in the last 13 2nd half of season games vs winning opponents and 4-1 ats when the spread is +3 to -3
Denver has failed to cover 6 of 9 off 2+ ats wins and just 3-7 ats on turf. The Broncos have played 9 teams ranked in the bottom 8 in yards Per play defense.
Peytons Place? Manning is 4-7 straight up in games where the starting game time temperature is 32 degrees or less. However that is just the half of it. In Playoff cold weather non home games games he is 0-4 straight up averaging just 225+ yards per game while throwing 4 Touchdown passes and 9 PICKS
We note that in Super bowl play favorites who score 28 or more are 12-1 to the spread and 1-17-1 ats when they don't. Seattle has allowed less than 30 in 23 of their last 25 road games.
Rushing the ball is Paramount in the Super Bowl as teams who win the rushing battle have gone on to win and cover 90% of the time.
Teams who come in allowing more yards per rush are just 5-10 Ats in the Super Bowl of late
100%-- Play against Super Bowl favorites that are off back to back home wins are 0-7 TO THE SPREAD OF LATE. Plays against Denver
SCORING: Teams like Denver who broke the scoring record are 0-5 straight up in the Super Bowl
TURNOVERS: Seattle has the edge Big in this one. Seattle leads the league in this Intangibles category as they are averaging 2.4 take away's this season. Denver has forced just 10 turnovers in the last 10 games and NONE the last 2 games. HOW IMPORTANT ARE TURNOVERS? Teams In SB history that WIN the Take away category are 44-4 STRAIGHT UP. While its Impossible to predict which team will win this category it has been proven the team with the better track record forcing turnovers has been the way to go.
The NFC Has long been the Dominant conference and has won 21 of the last 32 Super Bowls. In FACT SINCE THE LEAGUE STARTED SEEDING IN 1975 There have been NINE Battles between AFC and NFC #1 SEEDS. The NFC is 7-2 ALL TIME and WINNING BY OVER 20 Points on average.
Super Bowl favorites, like Denver that Lost last year in the Playoffs as a favorite are 1-6 to the spread.
Pass DEFENSE: There have been ZERO Teams winning the Super Bowl that have at best the league average or worse ranking in pass defense which plays AGAINST Denver here.
Denver has NOT faced a team ranked in the TOP 6 In TOTAL defense all season. In Comparison, Seattle has faced 8 teams ranked in the top 6 in total defense and 7 teams that won 10 or more games.
COACH Carrol: Has a Solid 10-0 ats record with the Sea Hawks vs opponents that allow 24 or more points per game.
RUSHING: The Numbers are close here but Seattle has the edge as they rush for 20 yards per game more on average while allowing 7 yards per game more. However the defensive rush yards Denver allows is inconsequential as most teams are forced to abandon the run in games where Denver is up big.
SEX? One unnamed Seattle player is refraining from any Sexual relations until after the Super Bowl in an effort to concentrate on nothing but the big game. This type of preparation is the type of Commitment that could permeate a team and have positive effects on the mental aspect of the team and rub off in a positive way.
No team with the top passing quarterback in terms of yardage has won an NFL championship since the '59 Baltimore Colts did it under Johnny Unitas).
BONUS PROPS:
Under 3.5 Combined Field goals.
Total Points – Matt Prater (DEN)
Under 9 (-115)
Total Passing Yards – Russell Wilson (SEA)
Over 199½ (-115)
Total Receiving Yards – Zach Miller (SEA)
Over 24½ (-115)
Total Receptions – Zach Miller (SEA)
Over 2 (-130)
Total Completions – Peyton Manning (DEN)
Under 26½ (-115)
Total Turnovers by Seattle
Under (Seattle Turnovers) U 1½ (-150)
Stram passed away in 2005...here is his super bowl system.
Give 10 points to a team if they have won a Super Bowl in the last three seasons. Push
Give 8.0 points to either team if their opponent is playing in their very first Super Bowl in franchise history. Push
Give 8.0 points to the team that has given up the fewer amount of defensive rushes. Denver
Give 7.0 points to the team with the best straight up win/loss record including playoffs. Push
Give 7.0 points to the team with the most offensive rushes on the season. Seattle
Give 5.0 points to the team with the better defensive yards-per-carry average. Seattle
Give 4.0 points to the team that has the best net kick-punt touchdown returns. Denver
Give 4.0 points to the team the team who performed better against the point spread in the regular season. Seattle
Give 4.0 points to the team that has the better net penalty yards number. Denver
Give 3.5 points to the team that has the greater yards per pass attempt. Denver
Give 3.5 points to the team that has allowed up the fewest points on the season. Seattle
Give 3.5 points to the team that has given up the fewest amount of rushing touchdowns. Seattle
Give 3.0 points to the team that has recorded the most sacks. Seattle
Give 2.5 points to the team with the fewer offensive pass attempts. Seattle
Give 2.0 points to the team that had the best net punts (total) on the year. Seattle
Give 1.5 points to the team with the best offensive yards-per-carry average. Seattle
Give 1.0 points to the team with the better completion percentage. Denver
From the stats I read it is Denver 20.5/Seattle 32 -----
That said. "I don't always use this system as a reason for my selection, But when I do, I prefer the subset to apply" Which it does as this total hits a Key number within the system
ALL TIME SUPER BOWL RESULTS FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE
BOWL
YEAR
TEAM
TEAM
TOTAL
XLVII
2013
Baltimore 34
San Francisco (-4.5) 31
48, Over
XLVI
2012
N.Y. Giants 21
New England (-2.5) 17
53, Under
XLV
2011
Green Bay (-3) 31
Pittsburgh 25 (-4.5) 17
45, Over
XLIV
2010
New Orleans Saints 31
Indianapolis Colts (-4.5) 17
56.5, Under
XLIII
2009
Pittsburgh Steelers (-7) 27
Arizona Cardinals 23
54, OVER
XLII
2008
New York Giants 17
New England Patriots (-13.5) 14
54, UNDER
XLI
2007
Indianapolis (-7) 29
Chicago Bears 17
48, UNDER
XL
2006
Pittsburgh Steelers (-4) 21
Seattle Seahawks 10
47, UNDER
XXXIX
2005
New England Patriots (-7) 24
Philadelphia Eagles 21
46.5, UNDER
XXXVIII
2004
New England Patriots (-7) 32
Carolina Panthers 29
37.5, OVER
XXXVII
2003
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+4) 48
Oakland Raiders 21
44, OVER
XXXVI
2002
New England Patriots (+14) 20
St. Louis Rams 17
53, UNDER
XXXV
2001
Baltimore Ravens (-3) 34
New York Giants 7
33, OVER
XXXIV
2000
St. Louis Rams (-7) 23
Tennessee Titans 16
47.5, UNDER
XXXIII
1999
Denver Broncos (-7.5) 34
Atlanta Falcons 19
52.5, OVER
XXXII
1998
Denver Broncos (+11) 31
Green Bay Packers 24
49, OVER
XXXI
1997
Green Bay Packers (-14) 35
New England Patriots 21
49, OVER
XXX
1996
Dallas Cowboys (-13.5) 27
Pittsburgh Steelers 17
51, UNDER
XXIX
1995
San Francisco 49ers (-18.5) 49
San Diego Chargers 26
53.5, OVER
XXVIII
1994
Dallas Cowboys (-10.5) 30
Buffalo Bills 13
50.5, UNDER
XXVII
1993
Dallas Cowboys (-6.5) 52
Buffalo Bills 17
44.5 OVER
XXVI
1992
Washington Redskins (-7) 37
Buffalo Bills 24
49, OVER
XXV
1991
New York Giants (+7) 20
Buffalo Bills 19
40.5, UNDER
XXIV
1990
San Francisco 49ers (-12) 55
Denver Broncos 10
48, OVER
XXIII
1989
San Francisco 49ers (-7) 20
Cincinnati Bengals 16
48, UNDER
XXII
1988
Washington Redskins (+3) 42
Denver Broncos 10
47, OVER
XXI
1987
New York Giants (-9.5) 39
Denver Broncos 20
40, OVER
XX
1986
Chicago Bears (-10) 46
New England Patriots 10
37.5, OVER
XIX
1985
San Francisco 49ers (-3.5) 38
Miami Dolphins 16
53.5, OVER
XVIII
1984
LA Raiders (+3) 38
Washington Redskins 9
48, UNDER
XVII
1983
Washington Redskins (+3) 27
Miami Dolphins 17
36.5, OVER
XVI
1982
San Francisco 49ers (PK) 26
Cincinnati Bengals 21
48, UNDER
XV
1981
Oakland Raiders (+3) 27
Philadelphia Eagles 10
37.5, UNDER
XIV
1980
Pittsburgh Steelers (-10.5) 31
Los Angeles Rams 19
36, OVER
XIII
1979
Pittsburgh Steelers (-3.5) 35
Dallas Cowboys 31
37, OVER
XII
1978
Dallas Cowboys (-6) 27
Denver Broncos 10
39, UNDER
XI
1977
Oakland Raiders (-4) 32
Minnesota Vikings 14
38, OVER
X
1976
Pittsburgh Steelers (-7) 21
Dallas Cowboys 17
36, OVER
IX
1975
Pittsburgh Steelers (-3) 16
Minnesota Vikings 6
33, UNDER
VIII
1974
Miami Dolphins (-6.5) 24
Minnesota Vikings 7
33, UNDER
VII
1973
Miami Dolphins (+1.5) 14
Washington Redskins 7
33, UNDER
VI
1972
Dallas Cowboys (-6) 24
Miami Dolphins 3
34, UNDER
V
1971
Baltimore Colts (+2.5) 16
Dallas Cowboys 13
36, UNDER
IV
1970
Kansas City Chiefs (+12) 23
Minnesota Vikings 7
39, UNDER
III
1969
New York Jets (+18) 16
Baltimore Colts 7
40, UNDER
II
1968
Green Bay Packers (-13.5) 33
Oakland Raiders 14
43, OVER
I
1967
Green Bay Packers (-14) 35
Kansas City Chiefs 10
NL
