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The Green Bay Packers played the Arizona Cardinals in one of the tightest match ups in NFL playoffs history, but lost in overtime 51-45.
It was the highest scoring game the NFL playoffs has ever had.
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Oakland, New England, Denver Broncos, and Kansas City Chiefs. they beat the chiefs in the very first superbowl. check this out for other superbowls:http://mistupid.com/sports/superbowl.htm
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