There have been six Super Bowls since the 2020 NFL season kicked off, and with training camps opening up and the 2026 season drawing closer, it’s a good time to sort through the champs and see which title teams stood tallest.
Since the calendar flipped into the 2020s, the league has delivered some wild finishes. Four NFC teams and two AFC teams have taken the last six Super Bowls, and the full list of winners looks like this:
2020: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2021: Los Angeles Rams
2022: Kansas City Chiefs
2023: Kansas City Chiefs
2024: Philadelphia Eagles
2025: Seattle Seahawks
Using the full team performance as the guide, here’s a ranking of those Super Bowl winners from worst to best.
- 2021 Los Angeles Rams
The 2021 Rams got the job done in a tight Super Bowl win over the Cincinnati Bengals, but this wasn’t a team that steamrolled the league. It was the first season of the Matthew Stafford era, and the numbers show a group that was very good, not overwhelming. Los Angeles finished 7th in points scored and 15th in points allowed.
The path to the title also had some rough patches. The Rams dropped three straight games at one point and had to survive every round of the playoffs. Even then, their final three wins of the season all came by three points each.
Stafford’s season was also a messy one in the turnover column, as he led the NFL with 17 interceptions.
- 2023 Kansas City Chiefs
The 2023 Chiefs were built in a very different way. They ranked 15th in points scored per game and 2nd in points allowed per game, then survived a Super Bowl against the San Francisco 49ers that went to overtime.
This was Kansas City’s second straight championship, but the regular season was not a smooth cruise. The Chiefs went through a 2-4 stretch late in the year and fell to 9-6 at one point before finishing with 11 wins.
They were not the dominant version of the Chiefs fans had grown used to seeing, but the result still ended the same way.
But hey, they won it all!
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