What are the 10 most-viewed Super Bowls of all time?

Super LIX is in the books, with the Eagles taking home the Lombardi Trophy after a 40-22 victory against the Chiefs.

And while Kansas City failed to become the first team ever to win three consecutive Super Bowls, another record was set in the process.

The 59th edition of the big game was the most watched in the history of the event, with 127.7 million people tuning in for the showdown between the Eagles and Chiefs this past Sunday. The game was televised by FOX, FOX Deportes and Telemundo and streamed on Tubi, as well as the NFL's digital platforms. 

Not only is that approximately a three percent increase from last year's Super Bowl, it is the third straight year the event has broken its viewership record. Kendrick Lamar's performance was also the most-viewed halftime show in Super Bowl history, reaching an audience of 133.5 million. 

But this got us thinking, what are the most-viewed Super Bowls of all time? Using Nielsen data, we've broken down the top 10 — let's take a look:

Famously known as the Super Bowl in which "the lights went out," the Ravens and 49ers clashed in this game between the Harbaugh brothers. It was the first Super Bowl ever that featured two brothers facing off as head coaches, with Jim leading San Francisco and John at the helm of Baltimore. The Ravens took a 21-6 lead at halftime but a power outage in the third quarter delayed the game. It seemed like just what the 49ers needed, as they stormed back to make it a 28-23 game entering the fourth. Joe Flacco went on to engineer two drives that resulted in field goals, which was just enough to give Baltimore the 34-31 victory. He was named Super Bowl MVP after throwing for 287 yards and three touchdowns. 

This was a matchup between two of the most