Fun Super Bowl Facts To Breakout At Your Party

Super Bowl parties are always great times to lay down some cool football facts to impress your friends and family. Now, it can be fun to start with a Tom Brady rapid fire of Super Bowl records that the G.O.A.T. holds, like Career SB Passes Completed - 277; Most SB Career Pass Attempts - 421; Game Pass Attempts - 62 in SB LI; Game Completions - 43 SB LI; Game Passing Yards - 505 SB LII; Career Passing Yards - 3039 (that is amazing); And Career Passing Touchdowns - 21. There are more Tom Brady records but those are the fun ones. Now for some deep dives!

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Ok, What's the longest pass completion/reception in Super Bowl History? That would be the Carolina Panthers' Jake Delhomme to Muhsin Muhammad for 85 yards in Super Bowl XXXVIII.

Here is a good one after the first touchdown pass is thrown. Which quarterback has the most touchdown completions in one Super Bowl and how many? That would be San Francisco 49ers QB Steve Young when he completed 6 touchdown passes in Super Bowl XXIX.

Pull this nugget out after the first interception. Which quarterback threw the most interceptions in one Super Bowl and how many? That honor goes to Oakland Raiders, yes Oakland not Las Vegas for the new NFL fans, QB Rich Gannon threw 5 picks in Super Bowl XXXVII, against the Tampa Bay Bucs.

Need something non-quarterback related. OK, who caught the most touchdown passes in a game? The Super Bowl legend Jerry Rice of the San Francisco 49ers owns that honor twice in Super Bowls XXIV and XXIX. You can throw in, casually, that Rice also has the career touchdown record for the Super Bowl with 8.

Finally, when someone records that first sack, and I have a feeling that Aaron Donald is going to break this record on Sunday, who holds the record for sacks in a Super Bowl? That would be the late L.C. Greenwood of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Greenwood had 4 sacks in Super Bowl X and holds the career with 5.