Ranking all 20 Super Bowls on CBS with C

On January 15, 1967, TV crews from CBS and Robert Quinn Jersey NBC ascended upon the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for Super Bowl I. For the first and last time, the Super Bowl was broadcast by two different networks. In fact, Super Bowl I is the only Super Bowl that had to re-do the second half opening kickoff, as one of the networks had not yet returned from commercial break.This Sunday, CBS will have the Super Bowl for itself, as the network will be in Tampa to broadcast Super Bowl LV ( This will be a record 21st Super Bowl for CBS, with many of its previous Super Bowls going down as all-time cla sics. Speaking of cla sics, this year's Super Bowl has the makings of an all-time great game. The , led by quarterback , are trying to be the first team since the 2003-04 to repeat as champions. That Patriots team was led by , who on Sunday will try to win a record seventh Super Bowl ring. Kansas City is led by Andy Reid, who would become the 13th head coach to win multiple Super Bowls if the Chiefs win on Sunday. Reid's counterpart is Bruce Arians, who could become the oldest head coach to win the Super Bowl.Before the ball is kicked off in Tampa, here's a ranking of the 20 previous Super Bowls aired by CBS. As you can see, CBS captured the action of the some of the best Super Bowls ever, games that helped make the Super Bowl the spectacle that it is today.A crazy, cla sic ending. Two years after game-winning field goal in Super Bowl XXXVI, the Patriots won a second ring following a game-winning kick by Vinatieri. This one, however, came at the end of a thrilling fourth quarter that included 37 points, five scores and the longest pa s completion in Super Bowl history. The Panthers trailed 21-10 early in the fourth quarter, but a 33-yard run by DeShaun Foster followed by an 85-yard completion from Jake Delhomme to Muhsin Muhammad gave the Panthers a 22 Ndamukong Suh Jersey -10 lead. The teams then traded touchdowns before the Panthers committed a costly error by kicking the ball out of bounds with 1:08 left. Brady took advantage of the short field. He completed three pa ses to Troy Brown before firing a 17-yard strike to Deion Branch. The completion to Branch set up Vinatieri's 41-yard boot with nine seconds left. The win capped off a 17-2 season for the Patriots, who ended the season on a 15-game winning streak. The streak would eventually reach 21 games the next season, a still-standing NFL record.For the first time ever, more than 80 million fans tuned in to what was the best of the first 10 Super Bowls. Trailing 10-7, Steelers linebacker Jack Lambert gave his team the momentum after throwing down Cowboys safety Cliff Harris after Harris taunted one of Lambert's teammates. An incensed Lambert led the Steelers with 14 tackles, while Pittsburgh's defense recorded seven sacks and three interceptions of Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach. The third pick came on the game's final play, a Hail Mary in Pittsburgh's end zone.As great as Pittsburgh's defense was, the star of the game was Lynn Swann, who caught four pa ses for 161 yards to earn MVP honors. Swann's 64-yard touchdown catch proved to be the game-winning score. This game is largely remembered for two things: a game coached between brothers John Eric Weddle Jersey and Jim Harbaugh, and a power outage that paused the game for 34 minutes. And while those are memorable moments, it is seldom mentioned how good of a game this was. The Ravens, on the strength of two long touchdowns by , took a 28-6 lead before the power failure. When the lights came back on, so too did the 49ers, who scored 23 of the game's next 26 points. Colin Kapernick's 15-yard run made it a two-point game with 9:57 left.Led by , the Ravens never let the 49ers close the gap entirely. Following Kapernick's touchdown, Flacco led the Ravens on a 12-play scoring drive that increased Baltimore's lead to five points. Kapernick then moved the 49ers to the Ravens' 5-yard-line before misfiring on three consecutive pa ses. Flacco won MVP, while John Harbaugh won eternal bragging rights over his younger brother.This game was much closer than the final score would indicate. The Steelers, vying to win their fourth Super Bowl in six years, were trailing the underdog Rams by two points going into the final quarter. Franco Harris couldn't find running room, and Lynn Swann was out of the game with a concu sion. Faced with a third-and-eight on his own 27, Terry Bradshaw went for broke, lobbing a deep post pa s for John Stallworth. Bradshaw's gamble was rewarded by Stallworth, who raced to the end zone after catching the perfectly-thrown pa s over his shoulder. Rams backup quarterback Vince Ferragamo, who outplayed Bradshaw during the game's first three quarters, made a crucial mistake when he threw the ball to Jack Lambert on the ensuing po se sion. Several plays later, Bradshaw made the young quarterback pay, as he connected with Stallworth again for a 45-yard gain. Harris ended the drive with the game-clinching touchdown, as Pittsburgh put the finishing touches on its dynasty.It's fitting that New Orleans, a city known for its pomp and pageantry, won its first Super Bowl on the strength of its coach's bold decision. Trailing 10-6 at halftime, Sean Payton started the second half with the earliest onside kick attempt in Super Bowl history. The Saints recovered and took their first lead six plays later. The Saints lead 22 Brandin Cooks Jersey -17 with 3:24 left when cornerback 74-yard pick-six off Peyton Manning sealed the win for the Saints. Drew Brees was named MVP after going 32-of-39 for 288 yards and two second half touchdown pa ses.Though this game was played inside the comfort of Detroit's Silverdome, it was the first Super Bowl played in a cold weather city. It was also the first Super Bowl for the legendary broadcast duo of Pat Summerall and John Madden, as they called the first of the 49ers' four Super Bowl wins during the 1980s. The 49ers' first Super Bowl win was not easy. Ahead 20-0 at halftime, San Francisco needed a John Sullivan Jersey goal-line stand and clutch third-down completion from Montana to beat the gritty Bengals, led by league MVP Ken Anderson. It was the first of eight Super Bowl broadcasts for the Summerall-Madden duo, whose broadcasts became the background of NFL Sundays for an entire generation of football fans."He was John Wayne and Walter Cronkite," of his longtime broadcast partner. "He could keep everything on an even keel. I'd be wandering off, and Pat could summarize it like three words. And I'd think, 'That's what I was trying to say.'"Every great novel has a beginning, and the Super Bowl's first chapter unfolded in front of CBS cameras. In the first game between AFL and NFL teams, the AFL champion Chiefs put up a fight but were ultimately overwhelmed by Vince Lombardi's Packers. Ahead 14-10 at the start of the second half, Willie Wood's interception of Len Dawson opened the floodgates. The Packers scored three unanswered touchdowns, while Bart Starr's two touchdowns and 250 pa sing yards earned him MV