what's the head to head super bowl record between the afc and nfc?
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it's tied 20-20 both conferences have won 20 each
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I've hated the Broncos ever since I was a child.  I'm a Browns fan and I am still very bitter about those AFC Championship Games from the 80's (1986 - The Drive and 1987 - The Fumble).  Problem is, I hate the Steelers even more.  GO NFC!!!!!
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Montana won all 4 Super Bowls in which he appeared...\n\nThe 49ers defeated Cincinnati for their first title in 1982, I think 26-21 was the final score... they beat Miami (and Dan Marino) in a high-scoring super bowl in 1985 (38-16), then they beat Cincinnati again, 20-16 on Montana's winning TD pass to John Taylor (1989)... and finally, they blew out Denver 55-10 in 1990 (89 and 90 were their only back-to-backs).\n\nThe Niners later beat San Diego 49-26, but that team was led by Steve Young.\n\nMontana and Terry Bradshaw are the only QB's to go 4-0 in the Super Bowl... Troy Aikman was 3-0, but he's retired... Tom Brady is also 3-0 and may add to that record at some point.
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top 3 in nfc. top 5 in nfl.
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Super Bowl I: Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10\nSuper Bowl II: Green Bay 33, Oakland 14\nSuper Bowl XXXI: Green Bay 35, New England 21
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The Pats have gone to the Superbowl 5 times.\n\nThey have won 3 times.  Here are the years and the scores:\n\nwon XXXIX Feb. 6, 2005 New England 24, Philadelphia 21 \nwon XXXVIII Feb. 1, 2004 New England 32, Carolina 29 \nwon XXXVI Feb. 3, 2002 New England 20, St. Louis 17 \nlost XXXI Jan. 26, 1997 Green Bay 35, New England 21 \nlost XX Jan. 26, 1986 Chicago 46, New England 10
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XXXIX  Feb. 6, 2005  New England 24, Philadelphia 21\nXXXVIII  Feb. 1, 2004  New England 32, Carolina 29\nXXXVII  Jan. 26, 2003  Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21\nXXXVI  Feb. 3, 2002  New England 20, St. Louis 17\nXXXV  Jan. 28, 2001  Baltimore 34, N.Y. Giants 7\nXXXIV  Jan. 30, 2000  St. Louis 23, Tennessee 16\nXXXIII  Jan. 31, 1999  Denver 34, Atlanta 19\nXXXII  Jan. 25, 1998  Denver 31, Green Bay 24\nXXXI  Jan. 26, 1997  Green Bay 35, New England 21\nXXX  Jan. 28, 1996  Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17\nXXIX  Jan. 29, 1995  San Francisco 49, San Diego 26\nXXVIII  Jan. 30, 1994  Dallas 30, Buffalo 13\nXXVII  Jan. 31, 1993  Dallas 52, Buffalo 17\nXXVI  Jan. 26, 1992  Washington 37, Buffalo 24\nXXV  Jan. 27, 1991  N.Y. Giants 20, Buffalo 19\nXXIV  Jan. 28, 1990  San Francisco 55, Denver 10\nXXIII  Jan. 22, 1989  San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16\nXXII  Jan. 31, 1988  Washington 42, Denver 10\nXXI  Jan. 25, 1987  N.Y. Giants 39, Denver 20\nXX  Jan. 26, 1986  Chicago 46, New England 10\nXIX  Jan. 20, 1985  San Francisco 38, Miami 16\nXVIII  Jan. 22, 1984  L.A. Raiders 38, Washington 9\nXVII  Jan. 30, 1983  Washington 27, Miami 17\nXVI  Jan. 24, 1982  San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 21\nXV  Jan. 25, 1981  Oakland 27, Philadelphia 10\nXIV  Jan. 20, 1980  Pittsburgh 31, L.A. Rams 19\nXIII  Jan. 21, 1979  Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31\nXII  Jan. 15, 1978  Dallas 27, Denver 10\nXI  Jan.   9, 1977  Oakland 32, Minnesota 14\nX  Jan. 18, 1976  Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17\nIX  Jan. 12, 1975  Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota 6\nVIII  Jan. 13, 1974  Miami 24, Minnesota 7\nVII  Jan. 14, 1973  Miami 14, Washington 7\nVI  Jan. 16, 1972  Dallas 24, Miami 3\nV  Jan. 17, 1971  Baltimore 16, Dallas 13\nIV  Jan. 11, 1970  Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7\nIII  Jan. 12, 1969  N.Y. Jets 16, Baltimore 7\nII  Jan. 14, 1968  Green Bay 33, Oakland 14\nI  Jan. 15, 1967  Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10
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chiefs and dolphins on christmas day in 71, yepremian for the dophins hit a field goal at 7:40 mark to win it, also the longest nfl game ever\n\npanthers and rams in january of 04 Panthers won 29-23\n those are the only two
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As of now, it is the Colts and the Bears, but there are still 6 games left and the Chargers, the Ravens or the Patriots could emerge as the front-runner in the AFC.  In the NFC, the Bears do seem like the pick.  I have to agree with your assessment for the worst.  The Texans -- Raiders game could be downloaded right to the blooper reel.
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There are tie breakers in place.  The first is record, the second is divisional, the third is who won the head to head match-up the forth is record against common opponents and the fifth is points scored and the sixth is points scored against common opponents.\n\nNot positive but I think that's how it goes.
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I want to say the AFC since I have been hearing all year that there are several teams in the AFC that are better then the top NFC team.
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Ithink the NFC North will be one of the toughest divisions this year. A lot of stiff competition from top to bottom. I agree with your assesment and records but Cleveland might be the one to go 8-8 with the Ravens 7-9
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Dallas has been in the SB 8 times.  That's the record.  Most wins, is a tie.  Dallas did indeed win 5 times and tied with San Francisco.  They did not, however, win it 5 times in a ROW.  Green Bay has only been in the SB 4 times!
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AFC - Steelers\nNFC - Panthers\nNFL - Steelers
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Go to http://nfl.com/
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The 2000 Baltimore Ravens (Super Bowl XXV) proved that you don't need much offense to got to, and win, the Super Bowl.  \n\nHaving said that I think Seattle can match the Bears' defense and score more points.
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I don't think anyone has answered the question yet, but I think a three way tie for the most Super Bowls is nice. That makes it competitive.