2020s
He was drafted 32 in the 2018 draft
Lamar Jackson
His Wife sings the Song Level Up
Russell Wilson
He is hated by the Baltimore Ravens
Ben Roethlisberger
He Won Back to Back Super Bowl in 1998 and 1999
John Elway
He is part of a Legendary Wide Receiver Quarterback Duo
Joe Montana
He play for LSU and Was drafted First overall in 2020
Joe Burrow
In the Super Bowl his team blew a 28 3 lead and lost 34–28
Matt Ryan
He is undefeated in the Super Bowl
Eil Manning
He was a backup for four seasons of a great QB
Steve Young
He led the struggling New Orleans Saints through the 1970s.
Archie Manning
He has three brothers and two sisters. And His mother is a karen
Zach Wilson
This man went to the playoff four years straight then won the Super Bowl in his 5th Playoff Appearance.
Joe Flacco
He was the first quarterback in the history of the game to win Super Bowls with two different teams.
Peyton Manning
He can be since Every Monday with his partner
Troy Aikman
He was unable to Win a super Bowl
Dan Marino
He had his Daughter Before Marriage
Patrick Mahomes II
He has only been able to win a Super Bowl in his career. And he hasn’t retired since
Aaron Rogers
He has 9 Kids!!!
Philip Rivers
He lead his team to four consecutive Super Bowls (1991-1994) and lost all four
Jim Kelly
He led the Pittsburgh Steelers to four Super Bowl championships (1975, 1976, 1979, and 1980)
Terry Bradshaw
He won 3 consecutive division titles in 2020, 2021, and 2022
Josh Allen
He had his Kids in between his Super Bowl wins
Tom Brady
He played in one Super Bowl in his career. In 2010 he led his team to their first Super Bowl championship, and he was named the game's Most Valuable Player
Drew Brees
He Won Super Bowl XXXI in 1997 then was replaced in the next decade
Brett Favre
This former Heisman winner played every single season in the 1970s, finishing with an 84-29 record as a starting quarterback. He led the Cowboys to four Super Bowl appearances, including championship wins in 1971 (Miami Dolphins) and 1977 (Denver Broncos). The Hall of Famer earned six trips to the Pro Bowl and won the NFL MVP in 1971. Starting his career late at the age of 27 after serving in the Navy
Roger Staubach