List of Super Bowl MVP winners

(Reuters) - List of Super Bowl MVP winners.

XLV (2011) - Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay Packers)

XLIV (2010) - Drew Brees (New Orleans Saints)

XLIII (2009) Santonio Holmes (Pittsburgh Steelers)

XLII (2008) Eli Manning (New York Giants)

XLI (2007) - Peyton Manning (Indianapolis Colts)

XL (2006) - Hines Ward (Pittsburgh Steelers)

XXXIX (2005) - Deion Branch (New England Patriots)

XXXVIII (2004) - Tom Brady (New England Patriots

XXXVII (2003) - Dexter Jackson (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

XXXVI (2002) - Tom Brady (New England Patriots)

XXXV (2001) - Ray Lewis (Baltimore Ravens)

XXXIV (2000) - Kurt Warner (St. Louis Rams)

XXXIII (1999) - John Elway (Denver Broncos)

XXXII (1998) - Terrell Davis (Denver Broncos)

XXXI (1997) - Desmond Howard (Green Bay Packers)

XXX (1996) - Larry Brown (Dallas Cowboys)

XXIX (1995) - Steve Young (San Francisco 49ers)

XXVIII (1994) - Emmitt Smith (Dallas Cowboys)

XXVII (1993) - Troy Aikman (Dallas Cowboys)

XXVI (1992) - Mark Rypien (Washington Redskins)

XXV (1991) - Ottis Anderson (New York Giants)

XXIV (1990) - Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers)

XXIII (1989) - Jerry Rice (San Francisco 49ers)

XXII (1988) - Doug Williams (Washington Redskins)

XXI (1987) - Phil Simms (New York Giants)

XX (1986) - Richard Dent (Chicago Bears)

XIX (1985) - Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers)

XVIII (1984) - Marcus Allen (Los Angeles Raiders)

XVII (1983) - John Riggins (Washington Redskins)

XVI (1982) - Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers)

XV (1981) - Jim Plunkett (Oakland Raiders)

XIV (1980) - Terry Bradshaw (Pittsburgh Steelers)

XIII (1979) - Terry Bradshaw (Pittsburgh Steelers)

XII (1978) - Harvey Martin (Dallas Cowboys) and Randy White (Dallas Cowboys)

XI (1977) - Fred Biletnikoff (Oakland Raiders)

X (1976) - Lynn Swann (Pittsburgh Steelers)

IX (1975) - Franco Harris (Pittsburgh Steelers)

VIII (1974) - Larry Csonka (Miami Dolphins)

VII (1973) - Jake Scott (Miami Dolphins)

VI (1972) - Roger Staubach (Dallas Cowboys)

V (1971) - Chuck Howley (Dallas Cowboys)

IV (1970) - Len Dawson (Kansas City Chiefs)

III (1969) - Joe Namath (New York Jets)

II (1968) - Bart Starr (Green Bay Packers)

I (1967) - Bart Starr (Green Bay Packers)

(Compiled by Julian Linden; Editing by Frank Pingue)