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2025_Seattle 31, L.A. Rams 27

2024_Philadelphia 55, Washington 23

2023_San Francisco 34, Detroit 31

2022_Philadelphia 31, San Francisco 7

2021_L.A. Rams 20, San Francisco 17

2020_Tampa Bay 31, Green Bay 26

2019_San Francisco 37, Green Bay 20

2018_L.A. Rams 26, New Orleans 23, OT

2017_Philadelphia 38, Minnesota 7

2016_Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21

2015_Carolina 49, Arizona 15

2014_Seattle 28, Green Bay 22, OT

2013_Seattle 23, San Francisco 17

2012_San Francisco 28, Atlanta 24

2011_N.Y. Giants 20, San Francisco 17, OT

2010_Green Bay 21, Chicago 14

2009_New Orleans 31, Minnesota 28, OT

2008_Arizona 32, Philadelphia 25

2007_New York 23, Green Bay 20, OT

2006_Chicago 39, New Orleans 14

2005_Seattle 34, Carolina 14

2004_Philadelphia 27, Atlanta 10

2003_Carolina 14, Philadelphia 3

2002_Tampa Bay 27, Philadelphia 10

2001_St. Louis 29, Philadelphia 24

2000_New York 41, Minnesota 0

1999_St. Louis 11, Tampa Bay 6

1998_Atlanta 30, Minnesota 27, OT

1997_Green Bay 23, San Francisco 10

1996_Green Bay 30, Carolina 13

1995_Dallas 38, Green Bay 27

1994_San Francisco 38, Dallas 28

1993_Dallas 38, San Francisco 21

1992_Dallas 30, San Francisco 20

1991_Washington 41, Detroit 10

1990_New York 15, San Francisco 13

1989_San Francisco 30, L.A. Rams 3

1988_San Francisco 28, Chicago 3

1987_Washington 17, Minnesota 10

1986_New York 17, Washington 0

1985_Chicago 24, L.A. Rams 0

1984_San Francisco 23, Chicago 0

1983_Washington 24, San Francisco 21

1982_Washington 31, Dallas 17

1981_San Francisco 28, Dallas 27

1980_Philadelphia 20, Dallas 7

1979_L.A. Rams 9, Tampa Bay 0

1978_Dallas 28, L.A. Rams 0

1977_Dallas 23, Minnesota 6

1976_Minnesota 24, L.A. Rams 13

1975_Dallas 37, L.A. Rams 7

1974_Minnesota 14, L.A. Rams 10

1973_Minnesota 27, Dallas 10

1972_Washington 26, Dallas 3

1971_Dallas 14, San Francisco 3

1970_Dallas 17, San Francisco 10

1969_Minnesota 27, Cleveland Browns 7

1968_Baltimore 34, Cleveland Browns 0

1967_Green Bay 21, Dallas 17

1966_Green Bay 34, Dallas 27

1965_Green Bay 23, Cleveland Browns 12

1964_Cleveland Browns 27, Baltimore 0

1963_Chicago Bears 14, New York 10

1962_Green Bay 16, New York 7

1961_Green Bay 37, New York 0

1960_Philadelphia 17, Green Bay 13

1959_Baltimore 31, New York 16

1958_Baltimore 23, New York 17, OT

1957_Detroit 59, Cleveland Browns 14

1956_New York 47, Chicago Bears 7

1955_Cleveland Browns 38, Los Angeles 14

1954_Cleveland Browns 56, Detroit 10

1953_Detroit 17, Cleveland Browns 16

1952_Detroit 17, Cleveland Browns 7

1951_Los Angeles 24, Cleveland Browns 17

1950_Cleveland Browns 30, Los Angeles 28

1949_Philadelphia 14, Los Angeles 0

1948_Philadelphia 7, Chicago Cardinals 0

1947_Chicago Cardinals 28, Philadelphia 21

1946_Chicago Bears 24, New York 14

1945_Cleveland Rams 15, Washington 14

1944_Green Bay 14, New York 7

1943_Chicago 41, Washington 21

1942_Washington 14, Chicago Bears 6

1941_Chicago Bears 37, New York 9

1940_Chicago Bears 73, Washington 0

1939_Green Bay 27, New York 0

1938_New York 23, Green Bay 17

1937_Washington 28, Chicago Bears 21

1936_Green Bay 21, Boston 6

1935_Detroit 26, New York 7

1934_New York 30, Chicago Bears 13

1933_Chicago Bears 23, New York 21

Russell Wilson confirms he’s retiring from the NFL to join CBS Sports

NEW YORK (AP) — Ten-time Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson confirmed Wednesday in a video posted to social media that that he's retiring from the NFL to take a job with CBS Sports. Wilson's announcement came two days after news broke that he was finalizing a deal to become an analyst on CBS' Sunday NFL pregame show. “As I enter this next chapter with CBS Sports and ‘The NFL Today,’ I’m so blessed to continue doing what I love most — being around the greatest game in the world,” he said in the video. Wilson played 14 seasons after being taken by Seattle in the third round of the 2012 NFL draft out of N.C. State. He spent his first 10 seasons with the Seahawks, leading them to their first Super Bowl championship in the 2013 season. He was traded to Denver after the 2021 season and spent two rocky years with the Broncos before playing one season in Pittsburgh and another for the New York Giants.
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