Ranking Most Entertaining Super Bowls Since 2010: Epic Moments and Historic Comebacks
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In the thrilling world of Super Bowl history, KTO takes us on a rollercoaster ride through the most entertaining matchups since 2010. From the electrifying clash between the Saints and the Colts in Super Bowl 44, where Manning and Brees battled it out, to the nail-biting showdown between the Steelers and Packers in Super Bowl 45, each game had its own unique blend of drama and excitement. The unexpected turns, like Tracy Porter's game-sealing interception, kept fans on the edge of their seats, earning these matchups solid ratings in KTO's book.
Moving on to the epic encounter in Super Bowl 46 between the Patriots and Giants, viewers were treated to a rollercoaster of emotions as Brady and Manning faced off once again. The game's bizarre start set the stage for a dramatic finish, with unexpected twists and turns keeping everyone guessing until the final whistle. Meanwhile, in Super Bowl 47, the Harbaugh brothers' coaching duel added an extra layer of intrigue to the Ravens' clash with the 49ers. A power outage may have disrupted the flow of the game, but it couldn't dampen the intensity of the battle on the field.
Fast forward to Super Bowl 49, where the Patriots and Seahawks delivered a heart-stopping performance that will go down in history as one of the greatest of all time. From jaw-dropping catches to game-changing interceptions, this matchup had it all. And who could forget the monumental comeback in Super Bowl 51, where the Patriots staged a miraculous turnaround to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat? The sheer audacity of their performance left fans and critics alike in awe, solidifying their place in the annals of football legend.
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Viewer Reactions for Ranking Every Super Bowl Since 2010
Bengals/Rams Super Bowl is considered a breath of fresh air
Seahawks not running the ball in a Super Bowl is still unbelievable to some fans
Tom Brady and the Patriots had memorable Super Bowl moments in the 2010s
The Colts/Saints Super Bowl was a significant moment for some fans
Matt Stafford winning a ring is a cool moment for Lions fans
The holding penalty in Super Bowl 57 brought down its rating for some viewers
Some fans believe the 2019 Super Bowl should be in the F tier
Some fans feel the 2014 and 2015 Super Bowls should be switched
Recency bias is evident in the ranking of certain Super Bowls
Fans miss the old way Super Bowl logos were designed
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