Roman numerals feature seven symbols that equate to different numbers. Once you understand their meaning, Super Bowls — and other basic math problems — are much easier to understand: ...

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The Romans used these seven numerals to create all the other values. This is similar to our number system; we use 10 different values (0-9) to make all the other numbers.

For one year, the NFL is using regular numbers instead of the numbers that some dead people used 2,000 years ago. But this is the one year it would've been easy to use Roman numerals!

Do note that Roman numerals always use uppercase letters so you cannot input vii and must use VII to get 7. Also, the two Roman numerals in your password must not be combined into one.

Roman numerals get nine by putting I, which equals 1, before X, which equals 10, to essentially indicated 10-1=9. For ...

The use of Roman Numerals began with the fifth edition, Super Bowl V, in 1971. They remained every year up until Super Bowl ...

That game will be identified in the historical record by its Roman number: LVIII, or 58. For much, but not all, of the league’s history, the championship game has been tied to its Roman number ...