The Super Bowl is back, with the Philadelphia Eagles looking for revenge against the Kansas City Chiefs for what happened in the LVII edition, where they lost 35-38.
On this occasion, the venue chosen for the NFL’s big event is the Caesars Superdome, which is home to the New Orleans Saints. The Event will be televised by Fox in the United States
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What is the highest scoring Super Bowl in history?
This honor belongs to the XXIX edition, where the San Francisco 49ers defeated the then San Diego Chargers by 49-26, for a total of 75 points scored in the duel.
On that night, QB Steve Young broke the record for most touchdown passes in a Super Bowl with six, surpassing the legendary Joe Montana, who threw four touchdown passes in the XXIV edition of the Big Game.
The second place on the list is a more recent game, with Super Bowl LII between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots battling to a 41-33 score to total 74 points, falling one short of tying the record.
That edition is best remembered for the QB’s duel between Nick Foles and Tom Brady, in which the former came out victorious taking the MVP of that game, with three touchdown passes and one interception, where Brady also had the same amount of touchdowns through the air, but no interceptions.
Super Bowl Blowouts
The most lopsided Super Bowl in history saw Joe Montana and the 49ers absolutely dismantle John Elway’s Broncos 55 to 10, a 45-point difference.