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1975 Dallas Cowboys who lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl X. The Cowboys finished the regular season 1 game behind NFC East Division champion St. Louis Cardinals. They defeated the Vikings and Rams to make it to the Super Bowl while the Cardinals lost to the Rams in the first round.
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How many wild card pick teams have won the super bowl?
The only wild card team to ever win the superbowl is the Pittsburgh Steelers
What wild card teams lost in the Super Bowl?
There have been 9 wild card teams to play in the Super Bowl (includes the Giants in Super Bowl XLII) and four have lost: Super Bowl X - Pittsburgh Steelers 21, Dallas Cowboys 17 Super Bowl XX - Chicago Bears 46, New England Patriots 10 Super Bowl XXVII - Dallas Cowboys 52, Buffalo Bills 17 Super Bowl XXXIV - St. Louis Rams 23, Tennessee Titans 16
How many NFL wild card teams have won the super bowl and won all their playoff games on the road?
The Pittsburgh Steelers did in 2005.
What is the total number of games played by the Super Bowl champion?
If it qualified as a wild card, a Super Bowl champion can play as many as 20 contests -- 16 regular season games, the wild card round, the divisional round, the conference championship and the Super Bowl. A team with a first-round bye wins 19 games on its way to the Super Bowl title.
Have 2 wild-card teams ever met in world series?
Not as of Super Bowl XLI. Only eight wild card teams have played in the Super Bowl and never two in the same season: Dallas Cowboys - lost Super Bowl X Oakland Raiders - won Super Bowl XV New England Patriots - lost Super Bowl XX Buffalo Bills - lost Super Bowl XXVII Denver Broncos - won Super Bowl XXXII Tennessee Titans - lost Super Bowl XXXIV Baltimore Ravens - won Super Bowl XXXV Pittsburgh Steelers - won Super Bowl XL
Has two wild card teams played each other in super bowl?
No.
How many wild card pick teams have won the super bowl?
The only wild card team to ever win the superbowl is the Pittsburgh Steelers
What wild card teams lost in the Super Bowl?
There have been 9 wild card teams to play in the Super Bowl (includes the Giants in Super Bowl XLII) and four have lost: Super Bowl X - Pittsburgh Steelers 21, Dallas Cowboys 17 Super Bowl XX - Chicago Bears 46, New England Patriots 10 Super Bowl XXVII - Dallas Cowboys 52, Buffalo Bills 17 Super Bowl XXXIV - St. Louis Rams 23, Tennessee Titans 16
How many NFL wild card teams have won the super bowl and won all their playoff games on the road?
The Pittsburgh Steelers did in 2005.
Has Dallas Cowboys won Super Bowl as Wildcard team?
No, but Dallas did advance to the Super Bowl as a wild card in 1975 but lost to Pittsburgh
Has a sixth seed ever won a Super Bowl?
Yes, the Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC) in 2005 and Green Bay Packers (NFC) in 2010. Both were second wild-card teams (6th seed).
What is the total number of games played by the Super Bowl champion?
If it qualified as a wild card, a Super Bowl champion can play as many as 20 contests -- 16 regular season games, the wild card round, the divisional round, the conference championship and the Super Bowl. A team with a first-round bye wins 19 games on its way to the Super Bowl title.
Who was the first wild card team ever to win the Super Bowl?
Oakland raiders
Who was the 1st wild card team to win the super bowl?
1981 Oakland Raiders
What was so special about the winning team in the 1981 Super Bowl?
The Raiders became the first wild card playoff team to win a Super Bowl.
Who were the first NFL Wild-Card team to win the Super Bowl?
1980 Oakland Raiders that won Super Bowl XV over the Eagles.
What does NFL playoff bracket look like?
The NFL playoff bracket consists of 14 teams, including the four division winners from each conference (AFC and NFC) and three wild card teams from each conference. The playoffs begin with the Wild Card round, followed by the Divisional round, Conference Championships, and culminating in the Super Bowl. The top two seeds in each conference receive a bye in the Wild Card round, while the remaining teams compete to advance. Each round is single elimination, leading to one team from each conference vying for the championship in the Super Bowl.
