List of Successful Two-Point Conversions in Super Bowl History

Two-point attempts are one of the most exciting plays in football. That's especially the case in the Super Bowl when a top defense matches up with a top offense on this all-important play.

There's been several successful two-point conversions throughout Super Bowl history. Here's everything you need to know before this year's Big Game.

Two-Point Conversions in Super Bowl History

The two-point attempt was added to the NFL ahead of the 1994 regular season. Since then, there have been 10 successful two-point conversions in the Super Bowl. The most recent was scored by New England Patriots wide receiver Danny Amendola against the Atlanta Falcons in 2017. Check out the full list of Super Bowl two-point success below:

• Mark Seay, San Diego Chargers, Super Bowl XXIX (1/29/1995)
• Alfred Pupunu, San Diego Chargers, Super Bowl XXIX (1/29/1995)
• Mark Chmura, Green Bay Packers, Super Bowl XXXI (1/26/1997)
• Kevin Faulk, New England Patriots, Super Bowl XXXVIII (2/1/2004)
• Lance Moore, New Orleans Saints, Super Bowl XLIV (2/7/2010)
• Antwaan Randle El, Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bow XLV (2/6/2011)
• Wes Welker, Denver Broncos, Super Bowl XLVII (2/2/2014)
• Bennie Fowler, Denver Broncos, Super Bowl L (2/7/2016)
• James White, New England Patriots, Super Bowl LI (2/5/2017)
• Danny Amendola, New England Patriots, Super Bowl LI (2/5/2017)
• Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia Eagles, Super Bowl LVII (2/12/2023)

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