List of Super Bowl records

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The List of Super Bowl records comprises a compilation of individual, team, and game records in the Super Bowl, the annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL). This list highlights the highest achievements in the categories of scoring, passing, rushing, receiving, defensive, special teams, and coaching records.

Individual Records[edit]

Passing[edit]

  • Most Passing Yards, Game: Tom Brady, 505 yards (Super Bowl LII)
  • Most Passing Touchdowns, Game: Joe Montana, 6 touchdowns (Super Bowl XXIV)

Rushing[edit]

  • Most Rushing Yards, Game: Terrell Davis, 204 yards (Super Bowl XXXII)
  • Most Rushing Touchdowns, Game: Terrell Davis, 3 touchdowns (Super Bowl XXXII)

Receiving[edit]

  • Most Receptions, Game: James White, 14 receptions (Super Bowl LI)
  • Most Receiving Yards, Game: Jerry Rice, 215 yards (Super Bowl XXIII)

Team Records[edit]

Offense[edit]

Defense[edit]

Game Records[edit]

  • Largest Margin of Victory: San Francisco 49ers, 45 points (Super Bowl XXIV)
  • Most Combined Total Yards: 929 yards (Super Bowl LI)

Coaching Records[edit]

Special Teams Records[edit]

See also[edit]


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