yes --I am going thru Super Bowl Stats right now and creating a spreadsheet and so far Super Bowl 1 Green Bay v KC, SB6 DAL v MIA, and SB7 MIA v WAS-these teams were #1 seeds. It's a little tricky figuring it out with AFL, but they had playoffs too.
NFL didn't reward the #1 seed with home-field advantage or a Bye until later, so I guess we go by records and head-to-head tie breakers to determine who is SEED 1-4, because the League didn't do it. Super Bowl 9 is a great example for the NFC. 1974 Season had 4 teams in the NFC with a 10-4 record---2 teams in East: STL Cardinals#1, WAS Redskins#2; MIN Vkings and LA Rams were also 10-4 in their divisions.
So one would have to look at head-to-head matchups between these teams to get the true number.
The 1975 Super Bowl and the 1980 Super Bowl were both won by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Super Bowl I was televised on both NBC and CBS.
Miami hosted Super Bowl II in 1968, and Super Bowl III in 1969, both at the Orange Bowl.
Charlie Batch is a 2 time Super Bowl Champion. He won both rings with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Super Bowl's XL and XLIII.
The Packers Quarterback in both the first and second was Bart Starr. His jersey number is 15.
The Pittsburgh Steelers played in both Super Bowl XL and Super Bowl XLIII. They beat the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XL and the Arizona Cardinals in XLIII.
The 1975 Super Bowl and the 1980 Super Bowl were both won by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
They have never lost in the Super Bowl. They won in both Super Bowl XXXV (2009) and Super Bowl XLVII (2013).
The MVP of both Super Bowl I and Super Bowl II was Bart Starr (QB)
As of Super Bowl XLII, there have been two Super Bowl games where neither team committed a turnover: Super Bowl XXV - Bills and Giants Super Bowl XXXIV - Rams and Titans
Super Bowl XXV (1990 season) had the Giants beating the Bills (both from New York) Super Bowl XXIX (1994 season) had the 49ers beating the Chargers (both from California)
No. The Eagles have lost both times they have been in the Super Bowl.
Super Bowl I was televised on both NBC and CBS.
No, he threw for 2 TDs (both in Super Bowl XXVI) but did not score a touchdown in Super Bowl play.
Miami hosted Super Bowl II in 1968, and Super Bowl III in 1969, both at the Orange Bowl.
Hank Stram of the Kansas City Chiefs who lost Super Bowl I and won Super Bowl IV.
Charlie Batch is a 2 time Super Bowl Champion. He won both rings with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Super Bowl's XL and XLIII.