Has both road teams ever won on Championship Sunday ?

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I like both road teams today but has both road teams ever won straight up on Championship Sunday ?
 

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Road teams do win quite a but, but it's usually a split. These are the times both road teams won in the Semifinals in the Super Bowl era:

2012
1997
1992
1966

Before the Super Bowl era there was usually only a single championship game, though they sometimes had a play-in game to break ties in a division race. This was true for the NFL, AFL, and AAFC.
 
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negative. They have not
 
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Road teams do win quite a but, but it's usually a split. These are the times both road teams won in the Semifinals in the Super Bowl era:

2012
1997
1992
1966

Before the Super Bowl era there was usually only a single championship game, though they sometimes had a play-in game to break ties in a division race. This was true for the NFL, AFL, and AAFC.

have no idea what you are looking at. 1966 maybe I didn't go back that far.
 

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2012, San Francisco beat Atlanta as a road favorite while Baltimore pulled off a major upset against New England.
1997, Green Bay and Denver were both road favorites.
1992, Dallas pulled off the upset in San Francisco while Buffalo was a road favorite at Miami.
1966, that was a long time ago and rules were different. Home field was decided on rotational basis as both road teams had superior records and would've likely been road favorites (or near pick-'em at worst).
 
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2012, San Francisco beat Atlanta as a road favorite while Baltimore pulled off a major upset against New England.
1997, Green Bay and Denver were both road favorites.
1992, Dallas pulled off the upset in San Francisco while Buffalo was a road favorite at Miami.
1966, that was a long time ago and rules were different. Home field was decided on rotational basis as both road teams had superior records and would've likely been road favorites (or near pick-'em at worst).



my bad. you are right. I mis read the o.p's post, you didn't
 

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2012, San Francisco beat Atlanta as a road favorite while Baltimore pulled off a major upset against New England.
1997, Green Bay and Denver were both road favorites.
1992, Dallas pulled off the upset in San Francisco while Buffalo was a road favorite at Miami.
1966, that was a long time ago and rules were different. Home field was decided on rotational basis as both road teams had superior records and would've likely been road favorites (or near pick-'em at worst).

Common theme... Must be road fav to win....No 2 road dogs had pulled the upsets
 
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Common theme... Must be road fav to win....No 2 road dogs had pulled the upsets

yeah exactly. Now you see where I made my error in here
 

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