Do wild card teams ever win the Super Bowl?

The 2010 Packers were just the third wild card team to win three games on the road and the Super Bowl. ... The Kansas City Chiefs, who did not win the AFL Western Division title, accomplished the tough feat of advancing through the AFL playoffs before defeating the NFL champion Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV. read more

Six wild card teams in the National Football League have won the Super Bowl. The six teams to win the Super Bowl from the wild card position include the Oakland Raiders in 1980, Denver Broncos in 1997, Baltimore Ravens in 2000, Pittsburgh Steelers in 2005, New York Giants in 2007 and Green Bay Packers in 2010. read more

There are 6 teams that have won the Super Bowl who entered the playoffs as a Wild Card Team. They are: the Oakland Raiders in 1980, Denver Broncos in 1997, Baltimore Ravens in 2000, Pittsburgh Steelers in 2005, New York Giants in 2007 and Green Bay Packers in 2010. read more

After a convincing wild-card victory (42-17) over the Jaguars, the Broncos continued their push to the Super Bowl. But their confident ground game, courtesy of running back Terrell Davis, helped them rally to take down the Green Bay Packers 31-24 and win Super Bowl XXXIII. read more