Besides Dallas/Pitts in the 70’s has any other team prevented the sweep in the Super Bowl?

SF owned Cincy

Dallas owned Buffalo

NE owned Eagles 

Giants owned NE 

KC owned Eagles? 

Any others? 

Dallas/Pittsburgh was the only split I believe in h2h matchups

KC owned SF 

@buffer

 How did ne own Philly they each split Stevie Wonder?

@zekbnek69

 your right Philly split with them. My bad! 

Steelers beat Staubach and the Cowboys twice in the 1970s and then the Aikman Cowboys beat the Steelers in the 90s. I guess I don't understand your h2h matchups reference. 

@buffer

 Do the Cowboys get credit for a split if they lost two Super Bowls to the Steelers in the 70s but get revenge in the mid 90s against the Steelers in the big game? 

As already mentioned your headline is wrong. Pitt swept Dallas in two super bowls in the 70s then Dallas got one back when Neil O’Donnell threw that game in the 90s.

your right I didn’t realize the Steelers beat them both times in the 70’s. I thought Dallas split with them in the 70’s. My bad I was thinking they split b/c Dallas covered as a dog one of those Super Bowls. 

Okay there was more than 10 years b/n the Pats/Eagles Super Bowl splits. All other h2h matchups that were played within 10 years were swept by the same team. Wow that’s a strong stat. 

@buffer

 Damn games not even played and owning a team twice in a SB doesn’t constitute anything when they play during regular season and lose. If they were 20-0? I’d say they owned a team.