During the 2011 National Football League season, the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Washington Redskins (twice), the San Francisco 49ers, the St. Louis Rams, the Seattle Seahawks, the Buffalo Bills, the Miami Dolphins and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Miami Dolphins in '72, the Denver Broncos in '78, the Buffalo Bills in '93 and '94, and the Pittsburgh Steelers in '96.
The Cowboys and Steelers have met in Super Bowls X, XIII, and XXX with the Steelers winning X and XIII and the Cowboys winning XXX. The Dolphins and Redskins have met in Super Bowls VII and XVII with the Dolphins winning V and the Redskins winning XVII. The Cowboys and Bills have met in Super Bowls XXVII and XXVIII with the Cowboys winning both games. The 49ers and Bengals have met in Super Bowls XVI and XXIII with the 49ers winning both games. And now, the Giants and Patriots played in Super Bowl XLII and will play in Super Bowl XLVI. The Giants won Super Bowl XLII.
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The Dallas Cowboys.
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The Cowboys and Broncos, with the Cowboys winning 27-10.
No NFL team, through Super Bowl XLII, has won exactlyfour Super Bowl Games. Those teams winning 5 total Super Bowls: * San Francisco * Dallas * PittsburghThose teams winning 3 total Super Bowls: * Green Bay * New England * N.Y. Giants * L.A./Oakland Raiders * Washington
DE/LB Charles Haley has been on more Super Bowl winning teams than any other player in NFL History. Haley was a member of five Super Bowl winning teams, two with the San Francisco 49ers and three with the Dallas Cowboys. with SF - Super Bowls XXIII & XXIV with Dal - Super Bowls XXVII, XXVIII & XXX
3 teams (49ers, Cowboys, Steelers*) *6 superbowl wins
Two teams have won three Super Bowls in four years: 1) Dallas Cowboys - Super Bowls XXVII, XXVIII, and XXX 2) New England Patriots - Super Bowls XXXVI, XXXVIII, and XXXIX
As of the start of the 2008 season, the Cowboys, Steelers, and 49ers have each won 5 Super Bowls.
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Pittsburgh Steelers 6, Dallas Cowboys 5, San Francisco 5, Green Bay 3 and New England 3.