In theory, the Super Bowl is supposed to be played between the best teams from the AFC and NFC. Because of the whole “any given Sunday” thing, we know that’s not always the case, but at the very least, we usually end up with two deserving teams.
However, while one might surmise that, as a result, the point spreads for the big game are typically small, that’s not actually the case. In fact, archived data from SportsOddsHistory shows that Seahawks-Broncos in 2014 had been the first Super Bowl in more than three decades with a spread smaller than a field goal (it was -2.5). In the 31 years between that game and the 1982 Super Bowl, there were almost as many games with two-score spreads (10) as there were games with spreads between -3 and -5 (11). The other 10 games were all between -6.5 and -7.5.
So, where are all these Super Bowls with small spreads? You’ll be surprised to learn most are recent. Here’s a list of the smallest spreads in Super Bowl history.
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