10 Greatest Catches in Super Bowl History

The Super Bowl is the brightest stage in the NFL, as the best NFL teams compete for the hard-to-win championship. While a lot of NFL players succumb to the pressure, others make the most out of the opportunity to show that they deserve to be a champion. Given that pass catchers play an important role in leading their teams to victories, they also provide some of the best moments in sports history. The greatest Super Bowl catches are unforgettable. We'll see if Super Bowl LVII provides another entry into the “greatest catches Super Bowl gallery.” For this piece, let’s take a look at the 10 greatest catches in Super Bowl history.

10. Isaac Bruce: Super Bowl XXXIV

While the Los Angeles Rams recently won Super Bowl LVI, Isaac Bruce and Kurt Warner got the job done to secure the franchise’s first ever Super Bowl win in 2000. Facing the Tennessee Titans in Super Bowl XXXIV, Kurt Warner connected with Isaac Bruce to score a 73-yard touchdown that propelled the Rams to a 23-16 victory.

9. John Stallworth: Super Bowl XIV

Dealing with a 3rd and 7 in the final quarter, Pittsburgh Steelers receiver John Stallworth executed a difficult over-the-shoulder catch on a 45-yard pass by Terry Bradshaw, despite the presence of Rams defensive back Rod Perry. This led to a touchdown and a Steeler victory at Super Bowl XIV, the Steelers’ fourth Lombardi Trophy. Quarterback Terry Bradshaw was awarded Super Bowl MVP honors.