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Simulated Super Bowl 25 (1990 Playoffs)

Saturday, August 16, 2025

 1989


Actual Result: New York Giants 20 Buffalo Bills 19, the 49ers miss their chance at a three peat, the Bills miss a game winning FG and the Giants win their second title.

Simulation:  The 49ers will be at home throughout the playoffs, driving to become the first team to win 4 straight Super Bowls and the second to win 6 overall.  Will the AFC ever win the Super Bowl again?


NFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 12, 1991
Washington Redskins (10-6) at San Francisco 49ers (14-2)
51 degrees
Niners -8
Niners 28 Redskins 10

REDSKINS 16  49ERS 13
The end of the 80s means the end of the run for the 49ers - there will not be an unprecedented 4-peat as they lose in the divisional round in a game likely marking the end of Joe Montana's starting QB career with San Francisco.

1st: Jerry Rice 3 yd reception (Montana SF 7-0)

2nd: Chip Lohmiller 37 yd FG (7-3)
         Chip Lohmiller 20 yd FG (7-6)
         Mike Cofer 48 yd FG (10-6)

3rd: Chip Lohmiller 25 yd FG (10-9)
        Mike Cofer 44 yd FG (13-9)

4th: Jimmie Johnson 8 yd reception (Rypien, Wash 16-13)

MVP: Wilber Marshall 2 sacks, forced fumble


AFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 12, 1991
Miami Dolphins (12-4) at Buffalo Bills (13-3)
31 degrees
Bills -7
Bills 44 Dolphins 34

BILLS 24  DOLPHINS 17
The Bills lost last year's SB - but the 3 time champion Niners have been sent home and the road to a possible AFC winner has not been this clear in years, the Bills host the AFC Championship next week.

1st: Pete Stoyanovich 29 yd FG (Mia 3-0)

2nd: Thurman Thomas 26 yd run (Buff 7-3)
         James Pruitt 43 yd reception (Marino Mia 10-7)
         Andre Reed 11 yd reception (Kelly Buff 14-10)

3rd: Scott Norwood 25 yd FG (17-10)
        Sammie Smith 5 yd run (17-17)

4th: Jamie Mueller 3 yd run (Buff 24-17)

MVP: Bruce Smith 2 sacks, forced fumble



NFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 13, 1991
Chicago Bears (11-5) at NY Giants (13-3)
34 degrees
Giants -7
Giants 31 Bears 3

BEARS 9   GIANTS 3
The real world champs are gone - this FG battle of the last two SB champs who aren't the Niners goes to Chicago; the Bears will host the Redskins next week in the NFC Championship.

2nd: Kevin Butler 33 yd FG (Chi 3-0)
          Kevin Butler 44 yd FG (6-0)
          Raul Alledge 33 yd FG (6-3)

4th: Kevin Butler 40 yd FG (9-3)

MVP: Richard Dent, 3 sacks


AFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 13, 1991
Cincinnati Bengals (9-7) at LA Raiders (12-4)
60 degrees
Raiders -6
Raiders 20 Bengals 10

RAIDERS 38  BENGALS 10
The AFC matches the real world result, the Raiders will go to Buffalo to play the Bills in the AFC Championship, the Raiders are 1-3 in SBs, the Bills 0-2.

1st: Willie Gault 9 yd reception (Schroeder LA 7-0)
        Marcus Allen 17 yd run (14-0)

2nd: Mervyn Fernandez 8 yd run (21-0)
         Steve Smith 1 yd run (28-0)
         Jim Breech 45 yd FG (28-3)

3rd: Tim Brown 8 yd reception (Schroeder, 35-3)
         Ickey Woods 4 yd reception (Esiason 35-10)

4th: Jeff Jaeger 22 yd FG (38-10)

MVP: Bo Jackson 15 carries, 120 yds



AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 20, 1991
LA Raiders at Buffalo Bills
39 degrees
Bills -7
Bills 51 Raiders 3

BILLS 23   RAIDERS 20  (OT)
The Bills win back to back AFC Titles and head to the SB for the third time, looking for their first win.

1st: Scott Norwood 39 yd FG (Buff 3-0)

2nd: Willie Gault 19 yd reception (Schroeder LA 7-3)
         Jeff Jaeger 45 yd FG (10-3)
         Scott Norwood 39 yd FG (10-6)

3rd: Thurman Thomas 21 yd reception (Buff 13-10)
        Bo Jackson 54 yd run (LA 17-13)

4th: Kenneth Davis 2 yd run (Buff 20-17)
        Jeff Jaeger 29 yd FG (20-20)

OT: Scott Norwood 41 yd FG (Buff 23-20)

MVP: Bruce Smith 3 sacks


NFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 20, 1991
Washington Redskins at Chicago Bears

BEARS 19  REDSKINS 7
5 years after SB20, the Chicago Bears win the NFC Championship and will take on the Bills in SB25.

1st: Kevin Butler 39 yd FG (Chi 3-0)

2nd: Kevin Butler 30 yd FG (6-0)
         Neal Anderson 33 yd run (13-0)

3rd: Neal Anderson 31 yd run (missed 2 pt covnersion 19-0)

4th: Gerald Riggs 13 yd run (19-7)

MVP: Neal Anderson 21 carries, 195 yds 2 TDs



SUPER BOWL XXV
Jan 27, 1991
Chicago Bears v. Buffalo Bills
Tampa
62 degrees


BILLS 17  BEARS 14
11 years after the Steelers won SB14, the AFC gets back into the win column, the Bills become the first AFC team other than the Steelers to win the SB post merger.  Scott Norwood hits a game winner with :00 on the clock.

1st: Pete Metzelaars 14 yd reception (Kelly Buff 7-0)

2nd: Don Beebe 7 yd reception (Kelly 14-0)
         Kevin Butler 22 yd FG (14-3)
         Kevin Butler 43 yd FG (14-6)

4th: Brad Muster 3 yd run, 2 pt conversion (14-14)
        
        as the clock strikes :00

        Scott Norwood 33 yd FG (Buff 17-14)

MVP Bruce Smith 3 sacks

25 years down.  All SB team

QB-J Montana, R,Staubach - only two 4 time winners with an MVP
RB- T.Dorsett, F.Harris, R.Craig - multiple wins and an MVP, Franco, I think, is the top SB performer of the first 25 years
WR-J. Rice, D. Pearson, I think the only receivers with both multiple and TDs in multiple SBs
TE B.J Dupree, easily the most productive SB TE
DL: A.Page, LC Greenwood, H.Martin, B.Smith
LB: J.Ham, C.Haley
DB: R.Lott, those all the defensive MVPs, except for Smith, who is still playing, all have multiple titles



Super Bowl History
SB1: PACKERS 17   BILLS 10                   MVP-J.Taylor             QB-Starr            HC-Lombardi
SB2: RAIDERS 28    COWBOYS 14          MVP-W.Wells             QB-Lamonica    HC-Rauch
SB3: CHIEFS 19       COLTS 16                  MVP-R.Holmes          QB-Dawson       HC-Stram
SB4: COWBOYS 21  CHIEFS 13                MVP: L.Rentzel          QB-Morton       HC-Landry
SB5: VIKINGS 20     BENGALS 10            MVP: A.Page               QB-Cuozzo       HC-Grant
SB6: VIKINGS 27     CHIEFS 16                MVP G.Cuozzo            QB-Cuozzo       HC-Grant
SB7: STEELERS  20   COWBOYS 6          MVP J.Ham                 QB-Bradshaw   HC-Noll
SB8: COWBOYS 33  BENGALS 27 (OT)   MVP: C.Hill                QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB9: STEELERS 20  RAMS 10                   MVP: L.McCutcheon  QB-Bradshaw  HC Noll
SB10: STEELERS 18   RAMS 0                  MVP LC Greenwood   QB-Bradshaw  HC Noll
SB11: COWBOYS 33  PATRIOTS 7           MVP H.Martin             QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB12: COWBOYS 17  RAIDERS 10           MVP T.Dorsett             QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB13: COWBOYS 42   OILERS 21             MVP R.Staubach         QB-Staubach    HC Landry
SB14: STEELERS 24  EAGLES 7               MVP F.Harris              QB-Bradshaw   HC-Noll
SB15: FALCONS 24  RAIDERS 8               MVP:W.Andrews         QB-Bartkowski  HC-Bennett
SB16: 49ERS 39  BENGALS 19                   MVP: J.Montana         QB-Montana     HC-Walsh
SB17: COWBOYS 30  CHARGERS 10      MVP: D.White              QB-White          HC-Landry
SB18: REDSKINS 30  DOLPHINS 29        MVP: J.Washington     QB-Theismann  HC-Gibbs
SB19: 49ERS 24   SEAHAWKS 6                MVP: R.Lott                 QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
SB20: BEARS 51  RAIDERS 13                  MVP: W.Payton            QB-McMahon    HC-Ditka
SB21: GIANTS 19  BRONCOS 6                MVP: J.Morris              QB-Simms          HC-Parcells
SB22: 49ERS 27  BROWNS 9                      MVP: R.Craig               QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
SB23: 49ERS 24   BENGALS 10                  MVP: C.Haley              QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
SB24: 49ERS 34    BILLS 14                        MVP: J.Montana          QB-Montana      HC-Seifert
SB25: BILLS 17  BEARS 14                         MVP: B.Smith              QB-Kelly            HC-Levy

Simulated Super Bowl 24 (1989 Playoffs)

Friday, August 15, 2025





Actual Result: San Francisco 49ers 55 Denver Broncos 10, the biggest margin of victory in SB history and the 4th SB for the 49ers.  

Simulation: The Cowboys won SB 11,12,13 - the Niners will have home field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs in their attempt to match that threepeat.  

NFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 6, 1990
Minnesota Vikings (10-6) at San Francisco 49ers (14-2)
49 degrees
Niners -7.5
San Francisco 41 Minnesota 13

49ERS 27   VIKINGS 11
As happened in the actual game, the Niners roll through this one and get to stay home for next week's NFC Championship

1st: Rich Karlis 33 yd FG (Minn 3-0)

2nd: Terrence Flagler 2 yd reception (Montana SF 7-3)
          Mike Cofer 43 yd FG (10-3)
         Jerry Rice 49 yd reception (Montana 17-3)

3rd: Roger Craig 9 yd run (24-3)
         Mike Cofer 40 yd FG (27-3)

4th: Antony Carter 28 yd reception (Wilson, 2 pt conversion 27-11)

MVP: Jerry Rice 6 catches, 123 yds TD



AFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 6, 1990
Buffalo Bills (9-7) at Cleveland Browns (9-6-1)
28 degrees
Browns -3.5
Cleveland 34 Buffalo 30

BILLS 22  BROWNS 21
The Buffalo Bills arrive early, reaching the AFC Championship, where they will face the winner of Broncos/Steelers.  

1st: Scott Norwood 33  yd FG (Buff 3-0)
       Larry Kinnebrew 10 yd run (10-0)

2nd: Ozzie Newsome 5 yd reception (Kosar 10-7)
         Scott Norwood 22 yd FG (13-7)

3rd: Ozzie Newsome 77 yd reception (Kosar Cle 14-13)
        Scott Norwood 33 yd FG (Buff 16-14)

4th: Eric Metcalf 4 yd run (Cle 21-16)
        Scott Norwood 37 yd FG (21-19)

       ...as the clock hit :00

        Scott Norwood 51 yd FG (22-21)

MVP: Scott Norwood 5 FGs including a game winner.


AFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 7, 1990
Pittsburgh Steelers (9-7) at Denver Broncos (11-5)
37 degrees
Denver -10
Denver 24 Pittsburgh 23

STEELERS 13  BRONCOS 6
The Steelers last SB appearance was a decade prior, they upset Denver and will play in Buffalo next week in the AFC Championship.  

2nd: David Treadwell 49 yd FG (Den 3-0)
         Merill Hoge 2 yd run (Pit 7-3)
         Gary Anderson 31 yd FG (10-3)

3rd: David Treadwell 22 yd FG (10-6)

4th: Gary Anderson 33 yd FG (13-6)

MVP: Rod Woodson, 2 INT



NFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 7, 1990
LA Rams (11-5) at NY Giants (12-4)
37 degrees
NY -3
Rams 19 Giants 13

RAMS 28   GIANTS 23
As happened in the actual game, the Rams upset the Giants and we get a battle of NFC West rivals next week when they head to San Francisco to play the two time defending champs.

1st: Flipper Anderson 34 yd reception (Everett LA 7-0)
        Raul Allegre 41 yd FG (7-3)
        Robert Delpino 11 yd run (14-3)

2nd: Raul Allegre 34 yd FG (14-6)
         Zeke Mowatt 11 yd reception (Simms 14-13)
         Raul Allegre 29 yd FG (NY 16-14)

3rd: Greg Bell 7 yd reception (Everett LA 21-16)
          Odessa Turner 13 yd reception (Simms NY 23-21)

4th: ...under 2 minutes..

           Greg Bell 10 yd reception (Everett LA 28-23)


MVP: Greg Bell 17 carries, 137 yards, 2 TDs




NFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 14, 1990
LA Rams at San Francisco 49ers
52 degrees
Niners -7
Niners 30 Rams 3

49ERS 39  RAMS 36
It takes 18 unanswered 4th qtr points  - but the Niners win their third consecutive NFC Championship and will face the winner of Steelers/Bills in SB24 as they attempt to win their 5th Super Bowl.  

1st: Mike Lansford 33 yd FG (LA 3-0)

2nd: Roger Craig 33 yd run (SF 7-3)
         Greg Bell 1 yd run (LA 10-7)
         Brent Jones 3 yd reception (Montana SF 14-10)
         Mike Lansford 30 yd FG (14-13)

3rd: Mike Lansford 40 yd FG (LA 16-14)
         Mike Lansford 50 yd FG (19-14)
         Tom Rathman 1 yd run (SF 21-19)
         Flipper Anderson 77 yd reception (Everett LA 26-21)

4th: Damone Johnson 44 yd reception (Everett 33-21)
        Mike Lansford 30 yd FG (36-21)
        Mike Cofer 50 yd FG (36-24)
         Roger Craig 1 yd run (36-31)
 
         under 30 second left..

         John Taylor 12 yd reception (Montana 2 pt conversion, 39-36)


MVP: Joe Montana 18-22, 332 yds 2 TDs


AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 14, 1989
Pittsburgh Steelers at Buffalo Bills

BILLS 41  STEELERS 3
The Buffalo Bills lost the very first SB - 23 years later they return to the big game, blowing out the Steelers to win their first AFC Championship.

1st: Thurman Thomas 16 yd run (Buff 7-0)
        Thurman Thomas 42 yd run (14-0)

2nd: Scott Norwood 33 yd FG (17-0)
         Gary Anderson 39 yd FG (17-3)
         James Lofton 9 yd reception (Kelly 24-3)

3rd: Larry Kinnebrew 11 yd run (31-3)

4th: Chris Burkett 11 yd reception (Kelly 38-3)
        Scott Norwood 29 yd FG (41-3)

MVP: Jim Kelly 18-24  243 yds 2 TDs


SUPER BOWL XXIV
Jan 28, 1990
Buffalo Bills v. San Francisco 49ers
New Orleans

49ERS 34    BILLS 14
The Niners win their fifth Super Bowl, trailing only Dallas - and they equal the Cowboy mark of winning 3 straight.  The 1980s end with the 49ers having won half of the Super Bowls in the decade.  

1st: Jerry Rice 18 yd reception (SF 7-0)

2nd: Mike Cofer 48 yd FG (10-0)
         Ronnie Harmon 33 yard reception (Kelly 10-7)
         Roger Craig 7 yd run (17-7)

3rd: Keith Mckeller 4 yd reception (Kelly 17-14)
        
4th: Mike Cofer 39 yd FG (20-14)
        Joe Montana 1 yd run (27-14)
        John Taylor 29 yd reception (34-14)

MVP: Joe Montana 17-23 253 yds 2 TD, TD rushing - Montana becomes the first 5 time SB winning QB and the first 2 time MVP.

         



Super Bowl History
SB1: PACKERS 17   BILLS 10                   MVP-J.Taylor             QB-Starr            HC-Lombardi
SB2: RAIDERS 28    COWBOYS 14          MVP-W.Wells             QB-Lamonica    HC-Rauch
SB3: CHIEFS 19       COLTS 16                  MVP-R.Holmes          QB-Dawson       HC-Stram
SB4: COWBOYS 21  CHIEFS 13                MVP: L.Rentzel          QB-Morton       HC-Landry
SB5: VIKINGS 20     BENGALS 10            MVP: A.Page               QB-Cuozzo       HC-Grant
SB6: VIKINGS 27     CHIEFS 16                MVP G.Cuozzo            QB-Cuozzo       HC-Grant
SB7: STEELERS  20   COWBOYS 6          MVP J.Ham                 QB-Bradshaw   HC-Noll
SB8: COWBOYS 33  BENGALS 27 (OT)   MVP: C.Hill                QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB9: STEELERS 20  RAMS 10                   MVP: L.McCutcheon  QB-Bradshaw  HC Noll
SB10: STEELERS 18   RAMS 0                  MVP LC Greenwood   QB-Bradshaw  HC Noll
SB11: COWBOYS 33  PATRIOTS 7           MVP H.Martin             QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB12: COWBOYS 17  RAIDERS 10           MVP T.Dorsett             QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB13: COWBOYS 42   OILERS 21             MVP R.Staubach         QB-Staubach    HC Landry
SB14: STEELERS 24  EAGLES 7               MVP F.Harris              QB-Bradshaw   HC-Noll
SB15: FALCONS 24  RAIDERS 8               MVP:W.Andrews         QB-Bartkowski  HC-Bennett
SB16: 49ERS 39  BENGALS 19                   MVP: J.Montana         QB-Montana     HC-Walsh
SB17: COWBOYS 30  CHARGERS 10      MVP: D.White              QB-White          HC-Landry
SB18: REDSKINS 30  DOLPHINS 29        MVP: J.Washington     QB-Theismann  HC-Gibbs
SB19: 49ERS 24   SEAHAWKS 6                MVP: R.Lott                 QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
SB20: BEARS 51  RAIDERS 13                  MVP: W.Payton            QB-McMahon    HC-Ditka
SB21: GIANTS 19  BRONCOS 6                MVP: J.Morris              QB-Simms          HC-Parcells
SB22: 49ERS 27  BROWNS 9                      MVP: R.Craig               QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
SB23: 49ERS 24   BENGALS 10                  MVP: C.Haley              QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
SB24: 49ERS 34    BILLS 14                        MVP: J.Montana          QB-Montana      HC-Seifert

Top 100 Summer Slam Matches of All Time

Thursday, August 14, 2025

 

Ratings mine, time is approx, I've stopped as of 2025 keeping a list of every SSlam match in history, this is the new "active" list.  Through 2025.  

1.       1994 WWF Title Cage: Bret Hart d. Owen Hart 32 min 4 ¾
2.       1992 IC Davey Boy Smith d. Bret Hart 25 min 4 ¾
3.       2000 Tags: TLC: Edge/Christian d. Hardys d. Dudleys 15 min 4 ½
4.       2025 Undisputed Title: Cody Rhodes d. John Cena 37 min 4 1/2
5.       1995 IC Ladder: Shawn Michaels d. Razor Ramon 25min 4 ½
6.       2013 No DQ: Brock Lesnar d. CM Punk 25min 4 1/4
7.       2016 AJ Styles d. John Cena 23 min 4 1/4
8.       2017 Universal: Brock Lesnar d. Samoa Joe/Roman Reigns/Braun Strowman 21 min 4 1/4
9.       1991 IC: Bret Hart d. Mr. Perfect 18 min 4 ¼
10.       2009 WWE Title TLC: CM Punk d. Jeff Hardy 21:30 4 ¼

11.       2013 WWE Title Daniel Bryan d. John Cena 27 min 4 1/4
12.     2011 World Title No Holds Barred: Christian d. Randy Orton 23:30 4 ¼
13.     2023 Cody Rhodes d. Brock Lesnar 17:30  4 1/4
14.     2025 World Heavyweight Title: CM Punk d. Gunther 30:15 4
15.     2024 World Heavyweight Title: Gunther d. Damien Priest  16:30  4
16.       1996 WWF Title: Shawn Michaels d. Vader 22 min 4
17.       2002 Nonsanctioned: Shawn Michaels d. HHH 27:30 4
18.       2022 Undisputed Universal Title: Last Man Standing: Roman Reigns d. Brock Lesnar 23 min 4
19.       2019 Universal Title: Seth Rollins d. Brock Lesnar 13:30 4
20.       2016 Universal Title: Finn Balor d. Seth Rollins 19 min 4

21.       2021 Edge d. Seth Rollins 21 min 4
22.       2000 2/3 Falls Chris Benoit d. Chris Jericho 13 min 4
23.       2023: IC: Gunther d. Drew McIntyre 13:45 4
24.       2008 HIAC: Undertaker d. Edge 26 min 4
25.       2018 Miz d. Daniel Bryan 23:30 4
26.       2011 WWF Title: CM Punk d. John Cena 24 min 4
27        2014 WWF Title: Brock Lesnar d. John Cena 16:30 4
28.       1989 Brainbusters d. Hart Foundation 16 min 4
29.       2018 WWE Title: Samoa Joe d. AJ Styles (DQ) 23 min 4
30.       2023 Logan Paul d. Ricochet 18 min    4
   
31.   2004: World: Randy Orton d. Chris Benoit 20 min 3 ¾
32.   1998 IC Ladder: HHH d. Rock 26 min 3 ¾
33.   2017 RAW Tags: Rollins/Ambrose d. Sheamus/Cesaro 19 min 3 3/4
34.   2001 WWF Title: Kurt Angle d. Steve Austin 22:30 3 ¾
35.   2003 WWF Title Kurt Angle d. Brock Lesnar 21 min 3 ¾
36.   2023 World Title: Seth Rollins d. Finn Balor 3 3/4
37.  2015 WWF Title: Seth Rollins d. John Cena 19 min 3 3/4
38.  2015 Kevin Owens d. Cesaro 14:30 min 3 3/4
39.   2012 Brock Lesnar d. HHH 18:30 3 ¾
40.   1999 WWF Title: Mankind d. Steve Austin/HHH 16:30 3 ¾

41.   2025 WWE Tag Team Titles: 6 Pack TLC (Wyatts) 16 min 3 3/4
42.   2010 Team WWE d. Team Nexus 35:30 3 ¾
43.   1989 Rick Martel/Rougeaus d. Rockers/Tito Santana 15 min 3 ¾
44.   2004 Kurt Angle d. Eddie Guerrero 3 ½
45.   2001 Hardcore Ladder: RVD d. Jeff Hardy 16:30 3 ½
46.   2002 IC: RVD d. Chris Benoit 16:30 3 ½
47. 2016 Brock Lesnar d. Randy Orton 11min 3 1/2
48.  2025 Womens World Title: Naomi d. Ripley/Sky 16:15 3 1/2
49. 2017 US: AJ Styles d. Kevin Owens 16 min 3 1/2
50.   2018 IC: Seth Rollins d. Dolph Ziggler 22 min  3 1/2

51.   2025 Jey Uso/Roman Reigns d. Bronson Reed/Bronn Breakker 21 min 3 1/2
52.   1997 IC: Steve Austin d. Owen Hart 16 min 3 ½
53.   1998 Lion’s Den: Ken Shamrock d. Owen Hart 9 min 3 ½
54.   2020 RAW Women: Asuka d. Banks 11:30, 3 1/2 
55.   2012 Chris Jericho d. Dolph Ziggler 13 min 3 ½
56.   2009 IC: Rey Mysterio d. Dolph Ziggler 12:30 min 3 ½
57.   1997 WWF Title: Bret Hart d. Undertaker 28 min 3 ½
58.  2015 Undertaker d. Brock Lesnar 17 min 3 1/2
59.   1990 Tags: Hart Foundation d. Demolition 15:30 3 ½
60.   1992 Ultimate Warrior d. Randy Savage 26 min 3 ½

61.   1997 Cage: Mankind d. HHH 16 min 3 ½
62.  2013 World: Alberto del Rio d. Christian 12:30 3 1/2
63.   2022 Logan Paul d. The Miz 14:15  3 1/2
64.   2003 Eddie Guerrero d. Chris Benoit/Tajiri/Rhyno 10:30 3 ½
65.   2009 DX d. Cody Rhodes/Ted Dibiase, Jr. 20 min 3 ½
66.   1993 Tatanka/Smoking Gunns d. Bam Bam Bigelow/Headshrinkers 11 min 3 ½
67.   1988 British Bulldogs draw Rougeaus 20 min. 3 ½
68.   1996 Boiler Room Brawl Mankind d. Undertaker 27 min 3 ½
69.   2005 Ladder: Rey Mysterio d. Eddie Guerrero 20:30 3 ¼
70.   2021 Universal Title: Roman Reigns d. Johns Cena 23 min 3 1/4

71. 2014 Bray Wyatt d. Chris Jericho 13 min 3 1/4
72.   2002: Edge d. Eddy Guerrero 12 min 3 ¼
73.   2011 Wade Barrett d. Daniel Bryan 11:30 3 ¼
74.   1995 Hakushi d. 123 Kid 9 min 3 ¼
75.   2015 Roman Reigns/Dean Ambrose d. Bray Wyatt/Luke Harper 11 min 3 1/4
76.   2019: Charlotte Flair d. Trish Stratus 16:30 3 1/4
77.   2022: RAW Womens Title: Bianca Belair d. Becky Lynch 15:15 3 1/4
78.   2019 US Title: AJ Styles d. Ricochet 13 min 3 1/4
79.   1999 Test d. Shane McMahon 12 min 3 ¼
80.   1998 Hair: 123 Kid d. Jeff Jarrett 11 min 3 ¼

81.   1998 WWF Title: Steve Austin d. Undertaker 21 min 3 ¼
82.   2000 WWF Title: Rock d. Kurt Angle/HHH 20 min 3 ¼
83.   2020 WWF Title: Drew McIntyre d. Randy Orton 20:30 3 1/4 
84.   2006 WWF Title Edge d. John Cena 15:30 3 ¼
85.   2022 Undisputed Tag Titles: Usos d. Street Profits 13:30 3 1/4
86.   2018 Smackdown Tags: New Day d. Bludgeon Brothers (DQ) 9:30 3 1/4
87.   2010 RAW Title: Randy Orton d. Sheamus 19 min 3 ¼
88.  2015 Sheamus d. Randy Orton 12 min 3 1/4
89.   1993 Tags: Steiners d. Heavenly Bodies 9:30 3 ¼
90.   1989 IC Title: Ultimate Warrior d. Rick Rude 16 min 3 ¼

91.   2002 Kurt Angle d. Rey Mysterio 9 min 3
92.   2024 Drew McIntyre d. CM Punk 17 min 3
93.   2025 Womens IC No Holds Barred Becky Lynch d. Lyra Valkyria 3
94.   2021 RAW Women's Title: Charlotte Flair d. Nikki/Rhea Ripley 13 min 3 
95.   2001 IC: Edge d. Lance Storm 11 min 3
96.   2001 Jr: XPac d. Tajiri 7 min 3
97. 2014 Seth Rollins d. Dean Ambrose 11 min 3
98. 2016 WWF Title: Dean Ambrose d. Dolph Ziggler 15 min 3
99.   2006 I Quit: Ric Flair d. Mick Foley 13 min 3
100.   2001 WCW Title: Rock d. Booker T 15 min 3

Simulated Super Bowl 23 (1988 Playoffs)

Wednesday, August 13, 2025


Actual Result: San Francisco 49ers 20 Cincinnati Bengals 16, the Niners 3rd title.

Simulation: The Niners already have 3 titles, they come into 1988 as defending SB Champions.  Will the AFC ever win another Super Bowl?  Will a team other than the Steelers ever win a Super Bowl from the AFC?  

NFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Dec 31, 1988
Philadelphia Eagles (10-6) at Chicago Bears (12-4)
25 degrees
Chicago -5.5
Chicago 20 Philadelphia 12

BEARS 27  EAGLES 7
The Bears won the SB 3 years prior - and now they will host the NFC Championship next week.

1st: Neal Anderson 10 yd reception (McMahon Chi 7-0)

2nd: James Thornton 10 yd reception (McMahon 14-0)
         Keith Byard 19 yd run (14-7)

3rd: Kevin Butler 30 yd FG (17-7)

4th: Matt Suhey 1 yd reception (McMahon 24-7)
        Kevin Butler 30 yd FG (27-7)


MVP: Jim McMahon 14-20, 189 yds 3 TDs



AFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Dec 31, 1988
Seattle Seahawks (9-7) at Cincinnati Bengals (12-4)
32 degrees
Bengals -6.5
Bengals 21 Seahawks 13

BENGALS 35  SEAHAWKS 17
The Bengals lost both SBs 8 and 16, next week, they get a chance to go back as they host the AFC Championship.  

1st Rodney Holman 12 yd reception (Esiason Cin 7-0)
      Brian Blades 2 yd reception (Krieg 7-7)

2nd: Rodney Holman 4 yd reception (Esiason Cin 14-7)
         Dave Krieg 8 yd run (14-14)
          Eddie Brown 11 yd reception (Esiason Cin 21-14)

3rd: Norm Johnson 47 yd FG (21-17)
         Tim McGee 11 yd reception (Esiason  28-17)

4th: James Brooks 4 yd reception (35-17)

MVP: Boomer Esiason 15-20 222 yds 5 TDs, a Foutsian performance from Boomer.  


AFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 1, 1989
Houston Oilers (10-6) at Buffalo Bills (12-4)
28 degrees
Bills -3.5
Bills 17 Oilers 10

OILERS 17  BILLS 14
Its been 10 years since the Oilers only SB appearance, they will travel to Cincinnati for the AFC Championship.

1st: Ronnie Harmon 12 yd run (Bills 7-0)

2nd: Drew Hill 8 yd reception (Moon 7-7)
         Tony Zendejas 33 yd FG (Hou 10-7)

3rd: Chris Burkett 18 yd reception (Kelly Buff 14-10)

4th: ....less than 2 minutes to play..

        Mike Rozier 13 yd run (17-14)

MVP: Mike Rozier 20 carries, 103 yds TD




NFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 1, 1989
Minnesota Vikings (11-5) at San Francisco 49ers (10-6)
43 degrees
Niners -3.5
Niners 34 Vikings 9

49ERS 30  VIKINGS 0
The defending champs shut out the Vikings and we will see the same matchup we saw in the actual game, 49ers at Soldier Field to face the Bears in the NFC Championship

1st: Mike Cofer 36 yd FG (SF 3-0)

2nd: Mike Cofer 28 yd FG (6-0)
         Jerry Rice 73 yd reception (Montana 13-0)

3rd: Tom Rathman 2 yd run (20-0)
         Mike Cofer 20 yd FG (23-0)

4th: Roger Craig 54 yd run (30-0)

MVP: Roger Craig, 22 carries, 273 yds, TD, Craig with an all time great playoff performance.






NFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 8, 1989
San Francisco 49ers at Chicago Bears
20 degrees
Niners -2
Niners 28 Bears 3

49ERS 33  BEARS 0
The Niners follow their divisional round shutout of the Vikings with an NFC Championship shutout of Chicago on the road.  San Francisco will head to SB23 with a chance to become the 4th team in history to win back to back SBs.

1st: Roger Craig 3 yd run (SF 7-0)

2nd: Tom Rathman 9 yd run (14-0)
         Mike Cofer 30 yd FG (17-0)
         John Taylor 59 yd punt return (24-0)

3rd: Mike Cofer 29 yd FG (27-0)
        Mike Cofer 33 yd FG (30-0)

4th: Mike Cofer 20 yd FG (33-0)

MVP: Michael Carter, 6 tackles, sack, fumble recovery



AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 8, 1989
Houston Oilers at Cincinnati Bengals
43 degrees


BENGALS 21  OILERS 10
The 49er/Bengal SB23 matchup will be replayed in the simulation - Cincinnati reaches their third SB, still looking for a win - the 49ers try to win #4 and go back to back in Bill Walsh's last game as an NFL HC.

1st: Ickey Woods 24 yd run (Cin 7-0)

2nd: Mike Martin 14 yd reception (Esiason (14-0)
         Tony Zendejas 50 yd FG (14-3)

3rd: Drew Hill 13 yd reception (Moon 14-10)

4th: Stanley Wilson 23 yd run (21-10)

MVP: Tim Krumrie 6 tackles, sack, forced fumble, fumble recovery



SUPER BOWL 23
Jan 22, 1989
San Francisco 49ers at Cincinnati Bengals
Miami
72 degrees
Niners -6
Niners 20 Bengals 16

49ERS 24   BENGALS 10
The San Francisco 49ers tie the Pittsburgh Steelers with 4 Super Bowl Championships, becoming the first back to back Champs since the Cowboys won their third straight a decade prior.  The Niners knock off both Ohio teams in consecutive years; Bill Walsh retires having equaled Chuck Noll's 4 titles.  


1st: Jim Breech 23 yd FG (Cin 3-0)

2nd: Eddie Brown 4 yd reception (Esiason Cin 10-0)
         Roger Craig 4 yd run (10-7)
         Mike Cofer 44 yd FG (10-10)

4th: Charles Haley 11 yd strip sack fumble return (SF 17-10)
         Jerry Rice 43 yd run (SF 24-10)

MVP: Charles Haley, 2 sacks, forced fumble, fumble recovery, TD



Super Bowl History
SB1: PACKERS 17   BILLS 10                   MVP-J.Taylor             QB-Starr            HC-Lombardi
SB2: RAIDERS 28    COWBOYS 14          MVP-W.Wells             QB-Lamonica    HC-Rauch
SB3: CHIEFS 19       COLTS 16                  MVP-R.Holmes          QB-Dawson       HC-Stram
SB4: COWBOYS 21  CHIEFS 13                MVP: L.Rentzel          QB-Morton       HC-Landry
SB5: VIKINGS 20     BENGALS 10            MVP: A.Page               QB-Cuozzo       HC-Grant
SB6: VIKINGS 27     CHIEFS 16                MVP G.Cuozzo            QB-Cuozzo       HC-Grant
SB7: STEELERS  20   COWBOYS 6          MVP J.Ham                 QB-Bradshaw   HC-Noll
SB8: COWBOYS 33  BENGALS 27 (OT)   MVP: C.Hill                QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB9: STEELERS 20  RAMS 10                   MVP: L.McCutcheon  QB-Bradshaw  HC Noll
SB10: STEELERS 18   RAMS 0                  MVP LC Greenwood   QB-Bradshaw  HC Noll
SB11: COWBOYS 33  PATRIOTS 7           MVP H.Martin             QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB12: COWBOYS 17  RAIDERS 10           MVP T.Dorsett             QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB13: COWBOYS 42   OILERS 21             MVP R.Staubach         QB-Staubach    HC Landry
SB14: STEELERS 24  EAGLES 7               MVP F.Harris              QB-Bradshaw   HC-Noll
SB15: FALCONS 24  RAIDERS 8               MVP:W.Andrews         QB-Bartkowski  HC-Bennett
SB16: 49ERS 39  BENGALS 19                   MVP: J.Montana         QB-Montana     HC-Walsh
SB17: COWBOYS 30  CHARGERS 10      MVP: D.White              QB-White          HC-Landry
SB18: REDSKINS 30  DOLPHINS 29        MVP: J.Washington     QB-Theismann  HC-Gibbs
SB19: 49ERS 24   SEAHAWKS 6                MVP: R.Lott                 QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
SB20: BEARS 51  RAIDERS 13                  MVP: W.Payton            QB-McMahon    HC-Ditka
SB21: GIANTS 19  BRONCOS 6                MVP: J.Morris              QB-Simms          HC-Parcells
SB22: 49ERS 27  BROWNS 9                      MVP: R.Craig               QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
SB23: 49ERS 24   BENGALS 10                  MVP: C.Haley              QB-Montana      HC-Walsh


Simulated Super Bowl 22 (1987 Playoffs)

Tuesday, August 12, 2025

 1986



Actual Result: Washington Redskins 42 Denver Broncos 10, if there's a labor action that impacts a season, the Redskins are winning the SB.  

Simulation: A last place finish means the defending champion Giants will not go back to back; the only post merger AFC team to win the SB remains Pittsburgh and its past time to consider realignment.  


AFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 9, 1988
Indianapolis Colts (9-6) at Cleveland Browns (10-5)
16 degrees
Cleveland -8
Browns 38 Colts 21

BROWNS 20 COLTS 13
As happened in the real world, the Browns host back to back AFC Championship games.  

1st: Dean Biasucci 37 yd FG (Colts 3-0)
       
3rd: Clarence Weathers 35 yd reception (Kosar Cle 7-3)
        Dean Biasucci 49 yd FG (7-6)
        Earnest Byner 11 yd reception (Kosar, 14-6)

4th: Bill Brooks 4 yd reception (Hogeboom 14-13)
        Jeff Jaeger 26 yd FG (17-13)
        Jeff Jaeger 29 yd FG (20-13)

MVP Bernie Kosar 15-22, 215 yds 2 TDs, INT




NFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 9, 1988
Minnesota Vikings (8-7) at San Francisco 49ers (13-2)
52 degrees
Niners -11
Minnesota 36 San Francisco 24

49ERS 31  VIKINGS 6
The Niners won SB 16 and 19, another 3 years have passed and San Francisco will host the NFC Championship next week.  

1st: Roger Craig 1 yd reception (Montana, SF 7-0)
       Chuck Nelson 22 yd FG (7-3)

2nd: Dwight Clark 13 yd reception (Montana 14-3)
         Ray Wersching 34 yd FG (17-3)

3rd: Chuck Nelson 31 yd FG (17-6)
        Harry Sydney 2 yd run (24-6)

4th: Joe Cribbs 31 yd run (31-6)

MVP: Charles Haley 2 sacks



NFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 10, 1988
Washington Redskins (11-4) at Chicago Bears (11-4)
4 degrees
Bears -4.5
Redskins 21 Bears 17

REDSKINS 16  BEARS 10
The SB 18 champs beat the SB 20 champs and now will play the SB 19 champs in the NFC Championship.

1st: Kelvin Bryant 6 yd run (Wash 7-0)
       Walter Payton 9 yd run (7-7)

2nd: Kevin Butler 34 yd FG (Chi 10-7)
         Obed Ariri 47 yd FG (10-10)

4th: Obed Ariri 33 yd FG (13-10)
        Obed Ariri 39 yd FG (16-10)

MVP Charles Mann 2 sacks


AFC DIVISIONAL ROUND
Jan 10, 1988
Houston Oilers (9-6) at Denver Broncos (10-4-1)
28 degrees
Denver -10
Denver 34 Houston 10

BRONCOS 40  OILERS 34 (OT)
Denver/Cleveland, as they did in the actual world, rematch next week in the AFC Championship.

1st: Vance Johnson 10 yd reception (Elway Den 7-0)
       John Diettrich 35 yd FG (7-3)
       Rich Karlis 46 yd FG (10-3)

2nd: Rich Karlis 27 yd FG (13-3)
         Drew Hill 73 yd reception (Moon 13-10)
         Ernest Givens 12 yd reception (Moon Hou 17-13)
         Vance Johnson 55 yd reception (Elway Den 20-17)

3rd: Gene Lang 17 yd rn (27-17)
        Mike Rozier 2 yd run (27-24)

4th: John Diettrich 22 yd FG (27-27)
         Rick Massie 6 yd reception (Den 34-27)
         
         under 2 minutes left

         Ernest Givens 9 yd reception (Moon 34-34)

OT: Sammy Winder 11 yd run (Den 40-34)

MVP: Sammy Winder 21 carries, 164 yds, TD




AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 17, 1988
Denver Broncos at Cleveland Browns
29 degrees
Denver -3
Denver 38 Cleveland 33

BROWNS 23  BRONCOS 20 (OT)
Cleveland was one of the elite franchises in the pre-Super Bowl era, they get redemption for last year's loss with an OT win over the Broncos and they advance to their first SB.

1st: Sammy Winder 6 yd run (Den 7-0)

2nd: Sammy Winder 7 yd run (14-0)
         Jeff Jaeger 20 yd FG (14-3)

3rd: Earnest Byner 18 yd run (14-10)
         Rich Karlis 22 yd FG (17-10)

4th: Kevin Mack 20 yd run (17-17)
        Jeff Jaeger 35 yd FG (Cle 20-17)
        
        as the clock hits :00

        Rich Karlis 39 yd FG (20-20)

OT: Jeff Jaeger 33 yd FG (23-20)

MVP: Hanford Dixon 2 INT



NFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan 17, 1988
Washington Redskins at San Francisco 49ers


49ERS 31  REDSKINS 23
The Niners return to the SB, looking for their third title, for the first time in 4 years, we will have a different SB champ in the simulation than occurred in the actual world.

1st: Jerry Rice 49 yd reception (Montana SF 7-0)
       Obed Ariri 39 yd FG (7-3)

2nd: Obed Ariri 21 yd FG (7-6)
         Dwight Clark 28 yd reception (Montana 14-6)

3rd: Ricky Sanders 6 yd reception (Williams 14-13)
         Mike Wilson 55 yd reception (Montana 21-13)

4th: Roger Craig  26 yd run (28-13)
        Obed Ariri 29 yd FG (28-16)
        George Rogers 42 yd run (28-23)
        Ray Wersching 49 yd FG (31-23)

MVP: Joe Montana 19-27, 309 yds 3 TDs





SUPER BOWL XXII
Jan 31, 1988
Cleveland Browns v. San Francisco 49ers
San Diego
56 degrees

49ERS 27  BROWNS 9
It's the third SB title for what is now a dynasty; only the Cowboys (6) and Steelers (4) have won as many Super Bowls as the San Francisco 49ers.  

1st Jeff Jaeger 29 yd FG (Cle 3-0)
      Ray Wersching 40 yd FG (3-3)

2nd: Tom Rathman 2 yd run (SF 10-3)

3rd: Roger Craig 33 yd run (17-3)

4th: Kevin Mack 10 yd reception (Kosar, missed XP 17-9)
        Jerry Rice 14 yd reception (Montana 24-9)
        Ray Wersching 27 yd FG (27-9)

MVP: Roger Craig 21 carries, 123 yds TD; Craig is the 4th RB in 5 seasons to win SBMVP.
      

Super Bowl History
SB1: PACKERS 17   BILLS 10                   MVP-J.Taylor             QB-Starr            HC-Lombardi
SB2: RAIDERS 28    COWBOYS 14          MVP-W.Wells             QB-Lamonica    HC-Rauch
SB3: CHIEFS 19       COLTS 16                  MVP-R.Holmes          QB-Dawson       HC-Stram
SB4: COWBOYS 21  CHIEFS 13                MVP: L.Rentzel          QB-Morton       HC-Landry
SB5: VIKINGS 20     BENGALS 10            MVP: A.Page               QB-Cuozzo       HC-Grant
SB6: VIKINGS 27     CHIEFS 16                MVP G.Cuozzo            QB-Cuozzo       HC-Grant
SB7: STEELERS  20   COWBOYS 6          MVP J.Ham                 QB-Bradshaw   HC-Noll
SB8: COWBOYS 33  BENGALS 27 (OT)   MVP: C.Hill                QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB9: STEELERS 20  RAMS 10                   MVP: L.McCutcheon  QB-Bradshaw  HC Noll
SB10: STEELERS 18   RAMS 0                  MVP LC Greenwood   QB-Bradshaw  HC Noll
SB11: COWBOYS 33  PATRIOTS 7           MVP H.Martin             QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB12: COWBOYS 17  RAIDERS 10           MVP T.Dorsett             QB-Staubach    HC-Landry
SB13: COWBOYS 42   OILERS 21             MVP R.Staubach         QB-Staubach    HC Landry
SB14: STEELERS 24  EAGLES 7               MVP F.Harris              QB-Bradshaw   HC-Noll
SB15: FALCONS 24  RAIDERS 8               MVP:W.Andrews         QB-Bartkowski  HC-Bennett
SB16: 49ERS 39  BENGALS 19                   MVP: J.Montana         QB-Montana     HC-Walsh
SB17: COWBOYS 30  CHARGERS 10      MVP: D.White              QB-White          HC-Landry
SB18: REDSKINS 30  DOLPHINS 29        MVP: J.Washington     QB-Theismann  HC-Gibbs
SB19: 49ERS 24   SEAHAWKS 6                MVP: R.Lott                 QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
SB20: BEARS 51  RAIDERS 13                  MVP: W.Payton            QB-McMahon    HC-Ditka
SB21: GIANTS 19  BRONCOS 6                MVP: J.Morris              QB-Simms          HC-Parcells
SB22: 49ERS 27  BROWNS 9                      MVP: R.Craig               QB-Montana      HC-Walsh
  

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