The Super Bowl is held once a year, as the championship game that ends each National Football League (NFL) season.

Basic frequency

  • The Super Bowl is an annual event, played once every NFL season.
  • It has been held every year since the first Super Bowl was played in January 1967, with no cancellations.

When during the year

  • The game is traditionally played on a Sunday, widely known as “Super Bowl Sunday.”
  • In recent years it has typically been in early to mid‑February, after the regular season and playoffs finish.

Quick context

  • The Super Bowl is the NFL’s title game, capping a season that starts in September and runs through playoffs in January.
  • Because there is only one NFL champion each season, there is only one Super Bowl per year.

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