Records set / tied in Super Bowl XLVII
SUPER BOWL RECORDS SET IN SUPER BOWL XLVII
Most Combined Yards, Game — 290, Jacoby Jones, BAL
Longest Play — 108-yard kickoff return, Jacoby Jones, BAL
Longest Kickoff Return — 108 yards, Jacoby Jones, BAL
Longest Kickoff Return for Touchdown — 108 yards, Jacoby Jones, BAL
Longest Touchdown Run, Quarterback — 15 yards, Colin Kaepernick, SF
Most Kickoff-Return Yards, Both Teams — 312 (Baltimore 206, San Francisco 106)
Longest Time Of Game — 4:14
SUPER BOWL RECORDS TIED IN SUPER BOWL XLVII
Most Touchdowns, Plays of 50-or-More Yards, Game — 2, Jacoby Jones, BAL
Most Receiving Yards, Game, Tight End — 104, Vernon Davis, SF
Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Returns, Game — 1, Jacoby Jones, SF
Most Safeties, Game — 1, Chris Culliver, SF
Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Returns, Game, Team — 1, Baltimore
Most Safeties, Game, Team — 1, San Francisco
Most Players, 100-or-More Receiving Yards, Game, Team — 2, San Francisco (Michael Crabtree 109, Vernon Davis 104)
Most Points, Third Quarter, Both Teams — 24 (San Francisco 17, Baltimore 7)
Most Field Goals, Game, Both Teams — 5 (San Francisco 3, Baltimore 2)
Most Field Goals Without Miss, Game, Both Teams — 5 (San Francisco 3, Baltimore 2)
Fewest Rushing Touchdowns, Game, Team — 0, Baltimore
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON SUPER BOWL XLVII
• Joe Flacco threw 11 touchdown passes in the postseason following the 2012 season, tying the NFL single-postseason record shared by Joe Montana (postseason after 1989 season) and Kurt Warner (postseason after 2008 season). Flacco and Montana did not throw an interception during those respective postseasons.
• Ed Reed made the ninth interception of his postseason career, tying the NFL record shared by Charlie Waters, Bill Simpson and Ronnie Lott.
• Super Bowl XLVII was only the second league championship game in NFL history (including the pre-Super Bowl era) in which each team scored 30-or-more points. Pittsburgh defeated Dallas, 35-31, in Super Bowl XIII in January 1979.
—Compiled By Elias Sports Bureau
