MentalPerformanceIndex.com for Football

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Click the game score link (below) for a complete MPI report and summary of each game. Start all the way at the bottom for the 1967 game.

Dr. Murray uses the MPI to rate every play in Super Bowl history from 1967 to 2007. This site is updated with a new game report every Sunday in 2007 until December 2. Games are analyzed in chronological order from Super Bowl I to Super Bowl XLI, with all MPI statistics provided. Precise data analyses will tell us which was the most dominant team of all time, how the 82 teams stack up in order from 1-82, and many other lists of categories of performance including best pressure performing team, best offense, best defense, best special teams unit and so much more!

XLI	Feb. 4, 2007	Indianapolis 29, Chicago 17
XL	Feb. 5, 2006	Pittsburgh 21, Seattle 10
XXXIX	Feb. 6, 2005	New England 24, Philadelphia 21
XXXVIII	Feb. 1, 2004	New England 32, Carolina 29
XXXVII	Jan. 26, 2003	Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21
XXXVI	Feb. 3, 2002	New England 20, St. Louis 17
XXXV	Jan. 28, 2001	Baltimore 34, N.Y. Giants 7
XXXIV	Jan. 30, 2000	St. Louis 23, Tennessee 16
XXXIII	Jan. 31, 1999	Denver 34, Atlanta 19
XXXII	Jan. 25, 1998	Denver 31, Green Bay 24
XXXI	Jan. 26, 1997	Green Bay 35, New England 21
XXX	Jan. 28, 1996	Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17
XXIX	Jan. 29, 1995	San Francisco 49, San Diego 26
XXVIII	Jan. 30, 1994	Dallas 30, Buffalo 13
XXVII	Jan. 31, 1993	Dallas 52, Buffalo 17
XXVI	Jan. 26, 1992	Washington 37, Buffalo 24
XXV	Jan. 27, 1991	N.Y. Giants 20, Buffalo 19
XXIV	Jan. 28, 1990	San Francisco 55, Denver 10
XXIII	Jan. 22, 1989	San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16
XXII	Jan. 31, 1988	Washington 42, Denver 10
XXI	Jan. 25, 1987	N.Y. Giants 39, Denver 20
XX	Jan. 26, 1986	Chicago 46, New England 10
XIX	Jan. 20, 1985	San Francisco 38, Miami 16
XVIII	Jan. 22, 1984	L.A. Raiders 38, Washington 9
XVII	Jan. 30, 1983	Washington 27, Miami 17
XVI	Jan. 24, 1982	San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 21
XV	Jan. 25, 1981	Oakland 27, Philadelphia 10
XIV	Jan. 20, 1980	Pittsburgh 31, L.A. Rams 19
XIII	Jan. 21, 1979	Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31
XII	Jan. 15, 1978	Dallas 27, Denver 10
XI	Jan. 9, 1977	Oakland 32, Minnesota 14
X	Jan. 18, 1976	Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17
IX	Jan. 12, 1975	Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota 6
VIII	Jan. 13, 1974	Miami 24, Minnesota 7
VII	Jan. 14, 1973	Miami 14, Washington 7
VI	Jan. 16, 1972	Dallas 24, Miami 3
V	Jan. 17, 1971	Baltimore 16, Dallas 13
IV	Jan. 11, 1970	Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7
III	Jan. 12, 1969	N.Y. Jets 16 (.543), Baltimore 7 (.457)
II	Jan. 14, 1968	Green Bay 33 (.547), Oakland 14 (.466)
I	Jan. 15, 1967	Green Bay 35 (.548), Kansas City 10 (.464)

The MPI or Mental Performance Index is the first system of scoring developed in sports which includes in the scoring key mental factors such as pressure management, reduction of mental errors and focused execution. It was developed by licensed clinical and sport performance psychologist Dr. John F. Murray in 2002 to show the extreme importance of mental factors in sports. It is much more accurate than the final score and other statistics in showing how one team performed relative to another team. It has almost perfectly estimated the relative performance of the teams before each of the past 5 Super Bowls. Dr. Murray's MPI forecast has also beaten the official Super Bowl spread 4 out of 5 times now. He has appeared on hundreds of radio and television shows, and the forecast has also appeared in hundreds of articles. Why all the focus, energy and interest in this topic? Because it so clearly demonstrates the importance of mental factors in sports. For more information about the MPI or Dr. Murray's services, please call 561-596-9898 or send an email to: johnfmurray@mindspring.com

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