Records are made to be broken. But that doesn't mean that they will be broken anytime soon. records have been set and reset dozens of times over the past 53 years, but some records continue to stand the test of time. And while no record is Dante Fowler Jr Jersey completely untouchable, there are a few Super Bowl records that may never be broken. With Super Bowl LIV upon us, we decided to take a look at the top-five Super Bowl single-game records that may never be broken. 5. L.C. Greenwood's four sacks in Super Bowl X Super Bowl X had several brilliant performances. receiver Lynn Swann took home game MVP honors after catching four pa ses for 161 yards and a touchdown. Pittsburgh linebacker Jack Lambert recorded 14 tackles while changing the game's momentum after slamming safety Cliff Harris to the Orange Bowl turf after Harris mocked Pittsburgh kicker Roy Gerela after a mi sed field goal. Arguably the most underrated performance during the Steelers' 21-17 victory belonged to defensive end L.C. Greenwood, who recorded a Super Bowl record four sacks of Cowboys' quarterback Roger Staubach. Greenwood's consistent pre sure on Staubach helped the Steelers' defense force three turnovers while holding the Cowboys to just 270 total yards. 1/18/76 - Super Bowl X: Dal vs PitLate 2nd qtr. Dal lead 10-7On 2nd & 13 from the Pittsburgh 23, LC Greenwood gets his 2nd sack of the game as he tackles Staubach for a 12 yd lo s. Steel City Star (@steelcitystar) Only two other players have recorded at least three sacks in Super Bowl competition. One of those performances also took place during Super Bowl X, as Dwight White, Greenwood's teammate on Pittsburgh's defense line, had three sacks of Staubach. Twenty-one years later, Hall of Fame pa s rusher Reggie White recorded three sacks of Drew Bledsoe in Green Bay's win over New England in Super Bowl XXXI. Nineteen years Cornelius Lucas Jersey after that, pa s rusher 2.5 sacks helped Denver upset Carolina in Super Bowl 50. 4. Rod Martin's three interceptionsOnly a handful of players have recorded at least two interceptions in a Super Bowl. That group includes former Cowboys linebacker Chuck Howley, safety Jake Scott, defensive back Barry Wilburn, Cowboys cornerback Larry Brown and defensive backs Dwight Smith and . Howley, the first player to record multiple picks in a Super Bowl, is still the only player from a losing Super Bowl team to be named the game's MVP. Scott took home MVP honors following his performance two years later, as the Dolphins capped off a perfect 17-0 season with a 14-7 win over the Redskins. Brown and Jackson also took home MVP hardware after helping lead their respective teams to victory on pro football's biggest stage. But only one player, former ' linebacker Rod Martin, has recorded three interceptions in one Super Bowl. Martin pulled off that feat in Super Bowl XV, as his three interceptions off of quarterback Ron Jaworski helped Oakland pull off a 27-10 upset victory. LB Rod Martin exhibited one of the great defensive performances in Super Bowl history. AFL GODFATHER (@NFLMAVERICK) Despite his heroics, Martin was not named MVP of Super Bowl XV. The award instead went to quarterback Jim Plunkett, who came off the bench during Nolan Cromwell Jersey the 1980 season to help lead the Raiders to their second Super Bowl victory in five years. Against the Eagles, Plunkett went 13-of-21 for 261 yards and three touchdowns that included an 80-yard touchdown pa s to Kenny King, which was at the time the longest play from scrimmage in Super Bowl history. 3. John Riggins' 38 carries No running back has come close to matching Riggins' usage total in the years following his epic performance in Super Bowl XVII. Riggins, who rushed for an NFL record 610 yards during the Redskins' run during through the 1982 postseason, gained 166 of those yards during Washington's 27-17 win over the Dolphins in Super Bowl XVII.Riggins, who took home the game's MVP trophy, also recorded the game's biggest play. Trailing by four points late in the second half and facing a 4th-and-1 on the Dolphins' 42-yard-line, Riggins broke Miami cornerback Don McNeal's tackle and raced down the far sideline for the game-winning score. Hail to John Riggins, who was named Super Bowl XVII MVP, after rushing for 166 yards on 38 carries and 1 TD. Riggo still holds the SB record for the most rushing attempts in a game. David Mena s (@Frekiwolf) Riggins' 38-carry record broke the mark formerly held by Steelers running back Franco Harris, who rushed for 158 yards on 34 carries in Pittsburgh's win over Minnesota in Super Bowl IX. Harris, who also held the record for most rushing yards in a Super Bowl prior to Riggins' performance, broke both of Larry Csonka's Super Bowl rushing records that were established a year earlier in Super Bowl VIII, when Csonka rushed for 145 yards and two scores on 33 carries in Miami's 23-7 John Sullivan Jersey win over the . While his record for most single game Super Bowl attempts still stands, Riggins' single game rushing record was broken one year later by , whose 191 rushing yards helped the Raiders upset Riggins and the Redskins, 38-9. Four years later, Allen's record would be topped by Redskins running back Timmy Smith, whose 204 rushing yards in Washington's 42-10 win over the Broncos is still the Super Bowl single game rushing record. 2. ' defense allows seven yards rushing No, that's not a misprint. In Super Bowl XX, the Bears' dominant defense, led by game MVP Richard Dent, held the to a mere seven rushing yards on 11 attempts in Chicago's 46-10 victory over New England. The Patriots, led by running back , finished sixth in the NFL in rushing during the 1985 regular season. But after falling behind by 17 points midway through the second quarter of Super Bowl XX, New England gave up on its running game. That decision, simply put, did not pay off, as Patriots quarterbacks Steve Grogan and Tony Eason combined to complete 50% of their pa s attempts while throwing two touchdowns and getting sacked seven times. Super Bowl XX.New Orleans. 46, 10.HIGHLIGHTS. Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) The previous record for fewest rushing yards allowed by a team in a Super Bowl was 17 in Super Bowl IX, as the Steelers' defense held the Vikings to a .81 yards-per-carry average while keeping Minnesota's offense out of the end zone.1. Redskins score 35 points in one quarter No one saw the Redskins' second quarter onslaught Robert Woods Jersey coming. After allowing a 56-yard touchdown pa s le s than two minutes into the game, Washington's deficit increased to 10 points as the first quarter came to a close. Making matters worse was the apparent injury to Redskins quarterback Doug Williams, who temporarily had to leave the game. But when the second quarter began, Williams returned to the field before leading the most improbable scoring spree in Super Bowl history. The scoring started on Williams' 80-yard touchdown pa s to Ricky Sanders' on Washington's first offensive play of the quarter. Following a Broncos punt, a 27-