How many tds in all super bowls

Brady's record-breaker was a pass to Danny Amendola in the third quarter to keep the Patriots in the game at in favor of the Seahawks. Brady would finish the game for with yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions. It's hardly a surprise that Brady would catch up to Montana. Coming into the game, he already held the career records for attempts, completions, passing yards and consecutive completions in a game 16 against the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI.

Brady and Mahomes each had three touchdown throws in the game. Mahomes did not throw an interception, while Brady threw two picks. The KC quarterback did lose a fumble during the game. The story of the game revolved around Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill. Hill brought in 13 catches, yards and 3 touchdowns. Standing on the catwalk of Lucas Oil Stadium, at about the yard line of the Giants, I had a perfect view of Eli Manning's yard completion to Mario Manningham to set up Ahmad Bradshaw's go-ahead touchdown run Bradshaw tried to stop himself from scoring and fall on the one-foot line, so as not to give the Patriots any time to mount a comeback.

It didn't matter. New England's last-gasp drive didn't get far. Meanwhile, the lasting memory of this game was Manning's picture perfect throw, dropped perfectly over Manningham's shoulder nearly 40 yards downfield.

It was a gutsy call on first down -- and the play that won a second ring for Tom Coughlin's Giants. Put the seat debacle aside for a moment.

Aaron Rodgers capped off a tremendous postseason with an incredible performance in the biggest game of his career to that point. That said, it was a defensive play that underlined the Packers' win: Clay Matthews' jarring hit on Rashard Mendenhall, which caused the Steelers tailback to cough up the football and led to the decisive touchdown. Another very underrated Super Bowl.

Don't let the final score fool you; this was a close contest that might have swung on Sean Payton's gamble to onside kick to start the second half. Tracy Porter's late pick exemplified true mastery of the cornerback position, jumping the route to Reggie Wayne and, ultimately, giving a beleaguered city its first Lombardi Trophy.

Gil Brandt's take: "We had a guy we drafted in the ninth round, Mike Wilson out of Washington State, who made a big catch for San Francisco on the sideline in the second half. Otherwise, their offense couldn't squeeze a drop the whole second half. Bill Walsh was smart. He saw us playing with five defensive backs and ran the ball. It was the right thing to do. Then you saw the play Eric Wright made on Drew Pearson, pulling him down from behind But they won the game, and then the Super Bowl.

Well, if two hot quarterbacks with polar-opposite styles, a minute power outage and nearly a point, second-half comeback don't interest you, maybe a faceoff of two head coaches who just happen to be brothers and a fourth-and-goal stop essentially settling the game will.

The final stretch was spectacular, and it included a little controversy on that late four-down stop. Was Michael Crabtree interfered with, or was it a good no-call? At the end of the day, the Ravens' win might not be up there with Super Bowl X, but it's not far behind, while being one of the better Super Sundays of recent vintage. But really, the amazing thing about that game was the fact that only one player on both teams ever played for another team.

One guy! It was Preston Pearson, who we picked up before the season. So out of 86 players on the field, or whatever, one had not been with that team his whole career. And here's the thing about that: the team Preston played for was Pittsburgh, the team we were playing.

Can you imagine that happening today? Who could forget John Elway getting hammered -- upended -- in mid-air? This Super Bowl will always be remembered for Elway's heart, and for him finally winning the big one. But there were so many big plays. Watching Steve Atwater lay out the Packers' Robert Brooks and teammate Randy Hilliard -- and himself -- on one pass over the middle in the fourth quarter was football in the s. Not anymore. New England halted the unstoppable -- a.

Louis could not get its offense going in the first half but put together impressive drives in the second half to tie the game at That's when Bill Belichick decided to trust first-year starter Tom Brady with left on the clock. The future Hall of Famer moved the team 53 yards in eight plays to set up Adam Vinatieri's game-winning field goal in the win.

Another fantastic Super Bowl of relatively recent vintage. The Santonio Holmes catch in the corner of the end zone to give the Pittsburgh Steelers a win over the Arizona Cardinals is burned in the mind's eye of anyone who recalls this game.

What a performance by the Cardinals. Look out. Steve McNair was a beast late in the game , rolling out and just not letting the Rams bring him down. Kordell Stewart used to say McNair was "country strong. It's sad to think one of the starting quarterbacks in such a great Super Bowl is gone.

Neither team could get going in the first half. But in the second, each team exchanged touchdowns and put up a lot of points. And, of course, then the Panthers kicked off and it went out of bounds An exquisitely entertaining game.

They played it in Pasadena, and the Rams were able to get a halfback option pass from Lawrence McCutcheon for a touchdown on Pittsburgh. We thought we were in good position that year to play them.

We had a good team Aaron Kyle, who I drafted to play corner for us in '76, had him covered, but just didn't have any ball skills. He'd be right there tracking Something tells me that one still hurts. If there's a forgotten great Super Bowl, this is it. As the Nick Foles fairy tale? Tom Brady's yard bad dream? The Super Bowl that reads as if it is saying you are a loser with added emphasis?

Eagles-Patriots is a tough one to rank. It was an exciting game, certainly one of the most entertaining ever. Yet, as my esteemed editor noted, there wasn't too much premier defense to go with the league's premier teams. He furthered his spot with another score in the second quarter. Gronkowski caught his fourth and fifth touchdown passes in a Super Bowl, trailing only Jerry Rice eight for the most in Super Bowl history.

Gronkowski passed Stallworth for second on the postseason reception touchdowns list with 13 -- only Rice has more with He now has five receiving touchdowns in the Super Bowl and 14 in his playoff career.