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Which Years Did the Patriots Go to the Super Bowl

The New England Patriots have the most Super Bowl appearances in NFL history at 11. Their first was in the 2002 season (XXXVI); their most recent in the 2019 season (LIII). This...

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Which Years Did the Patriots Go to the Super Bowl

Patriots Super Bowl Appearances: A Complete Year-by-Year Overview

The New England Patriots have the most Super Bowl appearances in NFL history at 11. Their first was in the 2002 season (XXXVI); their most recent in the 2019 season (LIII). This overview lists each appearance by season year, the Super Bowl number, opponent, venue, result, and whether it was a win or loss. Beyond dates, it captures strategic eras, coaching milestones, and franchise context that make the Patriots’ sustained run distinctive. Read on for an evergreen reference you can use for decades.

Quick Reference: Each Patriots Super Bowl

The table below captures the core facts you’ll need. Unless otherwise stated, playoff rounds and the Super Bowl itself were decided in the calendar year that follows the regular season year (e.g., the 2003 season culminated in early 2004 for Super Bowl XXXVIII).

Y
Season YearSuper BowlOpponentVenueWon (Y/N)Result
2003XXXVIIICarolina PanthersReliant Stadium, Houston, TXY32–29
2004XXXIXPhiladelphia EaglesAlltel Stadium, Jacksonville, FLY24–21
2005XLSeattle SeahawksFord Field, Detroit, MIY21–10
2006XLIChicago BearsDolphin Stadium, Miami Gardens, FLY29–17
2007XLIINew York GiantsUniversity of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZN17–14
2008XLIIIArizona CardinalsUniversity of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZY27–23
2009XLIVIndianapolis ColtsDolphin Stadium, Miami Gardens, FLY32–29
2012XLVINew York GiantsLucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, INY21–17
2014XLIXSeattle SeahawksUniversity of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ28–24
2015LSeattle SeahawksUniversity of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZY28–24
2019LIIILos Angeles RamsMercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GAY13–3

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