Following their victory, Pittsburgh's players were upset to find out that winning so many championships had severely devalued the worth of a Steelers Super Bowl ring in western Pennsylvania pawn shops.
Played in front of a raucous crowd at the Louisiana Superdome, this Super Bowl is forever remembered as the game that started America's love affair with watching the Eagles lose.
The 49ers' win marked the first Super Bowl victory for kicker Ray Wersching, who made four field goals on the way to spearheading San Francisco's dynasty.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania has never hosted a Super Bowl.
The work stoppage that had shortened the 1982 regular season to nine games flared up once again, culminating with the Redskins beating the Dolphins 3-0 in a six-minute-long, strike-shortened Super Bowl.
The Redskins failed to generate much offense in this loss, as quarterback Joe Theismann was plagued all game by the Raiders' fierce pass rush and by strange, lucid visions of the horrific leg injury that would end his career 10 months later.
This completely lopsided blowout saw the 49ers play the entire fourth quarter wearing their "Super Bowl XIX Champions" T-shirts.
Chicago fans celebrated the 1985 Bears' Super Bowl–winning squad with a packed victory parade downtown, where team floats were ceremoniously showered with shards of Italian beef cascading down from nearby office buildings.
An average of only 3.4 players step up for their team in every Super Bowl.
This was the first Super Bowl to feature the Gatorade shower, which replaced the longstanding tradition of dumping a bucket of hydrochloric acid on the victorious head coach.
After the franchise's second Super Bowl win, team owner Jack Kent Cooke led the Redskins on an emotional victory parade along the Cherokee forced relocation route.
Down by three with 34 seconds to go in the fourth quarter, 49ers quarterback Joe Montana connected with receiver John Taylor in the end zone to win the Super Bowl, sparking the most raucous and euphoric non-gay-pride-parade-related celebration ever seen in San Francisco.
Over three ounces of confetti are accidentally consumed by Super Bowl–winning players every year.
