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Countdown to 2020 Super Bowl LIV Miami: Super Bowl XXVIII

For the first time in Super Bowl history, two teams would face off in consecutive years in the big game. The Road to Super Bowl 54 in Miami goes through Atlanta, Georgia, as the Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills meet in Super Bowl XXVIII.

January 30, 1994

As two teams met in consecutive years, the Super Bowl would also have consecutive results; the Dallas Cowboys coming out victorious over the Buffalo Bills as Super Bowl champions. The Cowboys would defeat the Bills, 30-13, in front of over 72,000 fans at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia.

Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith would take home Super Bowl MVP honors in 1994, carrying the ball for 132 yards and two touchdowns, while also recording four catches on the night.

Halftime entertainment for Super Bowl XXVIII was a big deal in 1994, as the Judds, Winona and Naomi, would perform. The game was broadcast on NBC to over 90 million football fans worldwide, with Dick Enberg and Bob Trumpy handling broadcasting duties. The cost of a 30-second commercial spot for the Super Bowl in 1994 was up to $900,000!

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