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Did You Know?!: Super Bowl Trivia

Sales and Leasing Consultant, Tim Hoyt, has compiled a list of all 50 Super Bowl MVPs for the February edition of "Did You Know?!" 

Think you can name them all?

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The following is a list of all 50 Super Bowl MVPs starting with the most recent:

2016 - Von Miller (Denver Broncos)

2015 - Tom Brady (New England Patriots)

2014 - Malcolm Smith (Seattle Seahawks)

2013 - Joe Flacco (Baltimore Ravens)

2012 - Eli Manning (NY Giants)

2011 - Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay Packers)

2010 - Drew Brees (New Orleans Saints)

2009 - Santonio Holmes (Pittsburgh Steelers)

2008 - Eli Manning (NY Giants)

2007 - Peyton Manning (Indianapolis Colts)

2006 - Hines Ward (Pittsburgh Steelers)

2005 - Deion Branch (New England Patriots)

2004 - Tom Brady (New England Patriots)

2003 - Dexter Jackson (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

2002 - Tom Brady (New England Patriots)

2001 - Ray Lewis (Baltimore Ravens)

2000 - Kurt Warner (St. Louis Rams)

1999 - John Elway (Denver Broncos)

1998 - Terrell Davis (Denver Broncos)

1997 - Desmond Howard (Green Bay Packers)

1996 - Larry Brown (Dallas Cowboys)

1995 - Steve Young (Dan Francisco 49ers)

1994 - Emmitt Smith (Dallas Cowboys)

1993 - Troy Aikman (Dallas Cowboys)

1992 - Mark Rypien (Washington Redskins)

1991 - Ottis Anderson (NY Giants)

1990 - Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers)

1989 - Jerry Rice (San Francisco 49ers)

1988 - Doug Williams (Washington Redskins)

1987 - Phil Simms (NY Giants)

1986 - Richard Dent (Chicago Bears)

1985 - Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers)

1984 - Marcus Allen (LA Raiders)

1983 - John Riggins (Washington Redskins)

1982 - Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers)

1981 - Jim Plunkett (Oakland)

1980 - Terry Bradshaw (Pittsburgh Steelers)  

1979 - Terry Bradshaw (Pittsburgh Steelers)  

1978 - Randy White & Harvey Martin (Dallas Cowboys)

1977 - Fred Biletnikoff (Oakland)

1976 - Lynn Swann (Pittsburgh Steelers)

1975 - Franco Harris (Pittsburgh Steelers)

1974 - Larry Csonka (Miami)

1973 - Jake Scott (Miami)

1972 - Roger Staubach (Dallas Cowboys)

1971 - Chuck Howley (Dallas Cowboys)

1970 - Len Dawson (Kansas City)

1969 - Joe Namath (NY Jets)

1968 - Bart Starr (Green Bay Packers)

1967 - Bart Starr (Green Bay Packers)

Did you know that Peyton Manning is the first starting QB to win a Super Bowl with two different teams?

Stay tuned for next month's edition...