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Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman and coach Pete Carroll share their memories on the Seahawks path to Super Bowl XLVIII against the Denver Broncos.

Quarterback Tom Brady has guided New England to the Super Bowl for the sixth time in his career; Seattle attempts to win back-to-back Super Bowl titles.

NFL insiders, including Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo, break down the latest headlines around the league and updated injury reports.

NFL insiders, including Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo, break down the latest headlines around the league and updated injury reports.

NFL insiders, including Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo, break down the latest headlines around the league and updated injury reports.

Los Angeles (14-5) and Seattle (15-3) split their two season meetings, including a 21-19 Rams win in Week 11 before a 38-37 OT win for the Seahawks in Week 16.

New England (16-3) earned its first AFC Championship berth since 2018; Denver (15-3) seeks its first Super Bowl appearance since the 2015 season.

Quarterback Tom Brady has guided New England to the Super Bowl for the sixth time in his career; Seattle attempts to win back-to-back Super Bowl titles.

A football pregame show featuring breakdowns and previews of the weekend slate of games in the NFL.

The 77th annual game features over 100 of the top collegiate players, coached by Clint Hurtt and Joel Thomas, showcase their skills in front of pro scouts.

Highlights and news from Sunday provide an overview of the day's results, as well as providing behind-the-scenes looks into the locker and conference rooms.

Mike Garrett, Bert Coan and Curtis McClinton all ranked in the top-ten as rushers in the AFL; Vince Lombardi had already coached Green Bay to four titles.

Green Bay defeated Kansas City, 35-10, at Super Bowl I; Oakland's primary strength came in the form of its defense, which was nicknamed "The 11 Angry Men."

The NFL Champion had won the first two Super Bowls, but Joe Namath brashly guaranteed a Jets victory; Baltimore was the only NFL team to play a zone defense.

Kansas City makes second Super Bowl appearance after losing to Green Bay, 35-10, in Super Bowl I; Minnesota's d-line was nicknamed the "Purple People Eaters."

The first Super Bowl following the completion of the AFL-NFL merger, the game is oftentimes called the "Blunder Bowl" due to numerous miscues.

Dallas entered the game with a reputation of not being able to win a big game; Miami was built around their rushing attack with Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick.

Miami is making back-to-back appearances after falling to Dallas, 24-3, in Super Bowl VI; Washington's veteran team was nicknamed "The Over the Hill Gang."

Miami vies for its second-straight Super Bowl victory; Minnesota's defense is anchored by a defensive line nicknamed the "Purple People Eaters."

Minnesota vied for its first title after losing Super Bowl VIII, 24-7, to Miami last year; Pittsburgh featured 12 future Hall of Famers.

Pittsburgh was known for dominating games with its "Steel Curtain" defense, while Dallas had built a reputation through its offense and "flex" defense.

Oakland hired John Madden as its head coach two years after losing Super Bowl II; Minnesota advanced to its fourth Super Bowl in eight years.

Dallas advanced to its fourth Super Bowl on the back of Roger Staubach and the vaunted Doomsday Defense; Denver's Craig Morton was facing his former team.

NFL MVP Terry Bradshaw and the Steel Curtain defense led the Steelers; Cowboys' Doomsday Defense finished the year as the top-ranked defense.

Pittsburgh advanced to its second consecutive Super Bowl after beating Dallas, 35-31; Los Angeles racked up 6,006 yards, the second most in the league.

Jim Plunkett revived his career after starter Dan Pastorini broke his leg; Philadelphia advanced to its first title game since the 1960 NFL Championship.

Joe Montana emerged as a major threat in his third season with the 49ers; Cincinnati made the postseason for the first time in franchise history.

Washington was making its second Super Bowl appearance after losing to the Dolphins, 14-7, in Super Bowl VII; Miami defense as nicknamed the "Killer Bees."

Washington entered the game as the defending champions and led the league with an NFL-record 541 points; Marcus Allen led Oakland with 1,014 rushing yards.

The game was hyped as a quarterback battle between two all-time greats in Joe Montana and Dan Marino, who broke numerous NFL records.

Chicago led the league in several defensive categories on the back of its revolutionary 46 defense; New England advanced as the wild card.

The New York Giants were led by a defense nicknamed the "Big Blue Wrecking Crew"; John Elway anchored Denver due to the impact of his improvisational skills.

Washington's Doug Williams became the first black QB to win a Super Bowl; Denver advanced to its second consecutive Super Bowl and third in team history.

Memorable Super Bowls are condensed to showcase just the key moments throughout the game as the two teams look to hoist the Lombardi Trophy.