We look ahead to Sunday's Patriots-Rams showdown, while also looking back at the two Super Bowls that New England won over ...

in New Orleans before Super Bowl XXXVI, was the hottest ticket in town. Ducats for the soiree were going for $1,000 -- if you could get 'em. (You couldn't.) Playboy.com summarized the proceedings ...

As we get closer to Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday, the anticipation for the game grows. As Americans prep for their viewing ...

Super Bowl LIII will feature a Super Bowl XXXVI rematch between the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots. NFL Throwback takes a look at the longest play that the Pittsburgh Steelers have ...

Brady won the first of his six Super Bowls with the Patriots over Warner's Rams in Super Bowl XXXVI, and then defeated the Kansas City Chiefs with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV.

I rooted for their improbable upset as the appropriately-named patriotic underdogs of Super Bowl XXXVI. But, by the time of their remorseless steamroller of a march to 18-0 in 2007, I was pulling ...

New England Patriots clash in Super Bowl XXXVI at the end of the 2001 season lands at No. 20. "NFL 100 Greatest" counts down the top 100 characters in NFL history, and Carolina Panthers ...

8. J.R. Redmond, Patriots RB (Super Bowl XXXVI: New England 20, St. Louis 17) J.R. Redmond made three critical catches, including this one, that propelled the Patriots to a win. Redmond ...

St. Louis nearly won again two years later but lost Super Bowl XXXVI to New England on a last-second field goal. The Rams promptly slid back into mediocrity, returned to LA in 2016 and lost ...

New England's victory in Super Bowl XXXVI launched the Brady/Belichick dynasty. The win in Super Bowl LIII continued it. 1. Super Bowl LV: Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes (18 years, 1 month ...

2002: Super Bowl XXXVI — Adam Vinatieri's game-winning field goal The New England Patriots dynasty begins here. Tom Brady is tapped to start in the Super Bowl just days before the big game ...

New England's victory in Super Bowl XXXVI launched the Brady/Belichick dynasty. The win in Super Bowl LIII continued it. 1. Super Bowl LV: Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes (18 years, 1 month ...