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Super Bowl facts: MVPs

Jan 29th, 2008 by Bill Burt

Here is a list of all of the Super Bowl MVPs:

FYI … Joe Montana is the only three-time Super Bowl MVP.

Super Bowl I
QB Bart Starr, Green Bay

Super Bowl II
QB Bart Starr, Green Bay

Super Bowl III
QB Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets

Super Bowl IV
QB Len Dawson, Kansas City

Super Bowl V
LB Chuck Howley, Dallas

Super Bowl VI
QB Roger Staubach, Dallas

Super Bowl VII
S Jake Scott, Miami

Super Bowl VIII
RB Larry Csonka, Miami

Super Bowl IX
RB Franco Harris, Pittsburgh

Super Bowl X
WR Lynn Swann, Pittsburgh

Super Bowl XI
WR Fred Biletnikoff, Oakland

Super Bowl XII
DT Randy White and DE Harvey Martin, Dallas

Super Bowl XIII
QB Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh

Super Bowl XIV
QB Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh

Super Bowl XV
QB Jim Plunkett, Oakland

Super Bowl XVI
QB Joe Montana, San Francisco

Super Bowl XVII
RB John Riggins, Washington

Super Bowl XVIII
RB Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders

Super Bowl XIX
QB Joe Montana, San Francisco

Super Bowl XX
DE Richard Dent, Chicago

Super Bowl XXI
QB Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants

Super Bowl XXII
QB Doug Williams, Washington

Super Bowl XXIII
WR Jerry Rice, San Francisco

Super Bowl XXIV
QB Joe Montana, San Francisco

Super Bowl XXV
RB Ottis Anderson, N.Y. Giants

Super Bowl XXVI
QB Mark Rypien, Washington

Super Bowl XXVII
QB Troy Aikman, Dallas

Super Bowl XXVIII
RB Emmitt Smith, Dallas

Super Bowl XXIX
QB Steve Young, San Francisco

Super Bowl XXX
CB Larry Brown, Dallas

Super Bowl XXXI
KR Desmond Howard, Green Bay

Super Bowl XXXIII
RB Terrell Davis, Denver

Super Bowl XXXIII
QB John Elway, Denver

Super Bowl XXXIV
QB Kurt Warner, St. Louis

Super Bowl XXXV
LB Ray Lewis, Baltimore

Super Bowl XXXVI
QB Tom Brady, New England

Super Bowl XXXVII
S Dexter Jackson, Tampa Bay

Super Bowl XXXVIII
QB Tom Brady, New England

Super Bowl XXXIX
WR Deion Branch, New England

Super Bowl XL
WR Hines Ward, Pittsburgh

Super Bowl XLI
QB Peyton Manning, Indianapolis

*Award named Pete Rozelle Trophy since XXV.

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  • Jerry
    Wow.. another blog posting about the super bowl that could be found anywhere on the web! You really are in a groove out there, Billy. You need to go back and erase the horribly insensitive "Bob Ryan's Son" update. Don’t you have any shame? Did you think about getting his name first? Or find out that it was Pakistan and not Afghanistan? I guess you don’t really need the little details. I am no big time writer like you are, but I know you don't just write down what you "here in the media room". What a tool.
  • Jerry
    Bob Ryan is probably the best in our business and I can tell you many people were devasted by the news, including myself. I still don't know the full details, but I do know I feel terribly for Bob and his family, as do most of the people that have read or heard him over the years. Keep his family in your prayers.
  • Max Kliman
    I agree with Bill. There is nothing wrong with telling people about a sad death even if you don't know all the detail, Jerry.
  • Jerry
    Bill:
    I was very saddened by the news as well and that is why I found your short, vague, and inaccurate blog posting gross.
    If you feel terribly for the family, why throw it out on the web without a few more facts that the weight of a story likes this deserves? At least follow up.
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