SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS
NUMBERS GAME
COLLEGE TIES
NAME THE PLAYER
DRAFT POSITION
100
The 'Helmet Catch Game', who was the super bowl MVP

ELI MANNING

100

This running back wore #22 for the Cowboys and is the NFL's all-time leading rusher.

EMMITT SMITH

100

This quarterback won the Heisman and a national title at LSU  

JOE BURROW

100

Packers -> Jets -> Vikings

BRETT FARVE

100

Drafted #199 overall (6th round) in 2000

TOM BRADY

200

This team lost four consecutive Super Bowls in the 1990s without winning a single one.

BUFFALO BILLS

200

This safety wore #20 for the Ravens and holds the NFL record for most career interception return yards, with 1,590.

ED REED

200

This quarterback starred at Tennessee before going #1 overall to the Colts in 1998.

PEYTON MANNING

200

Packers -> Jets -> Steelers

AARON RODGERS

200

Drafted #1 overall by the Jaguars in 2021 out of Clemson

TREVOR LAWRENCE

300

This kicker's missed 47-yard field goal wide right cost the Bills a win in Super Bowl XXV.

SCOTT NORWOOD

300

This cornerback wore #24 for the Raiders and is tied for the NFL record with 14 career pick-sixes.

CHARLES WOODSON

300

This quarterback went undrafted out of Eastern Illinois in 2003 and retired as the Cowboys' all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns.

TONY ROMO

300

Falcons → 49ers → Cowboys → Redskins → Ravens

PRIMETIME SANDERS

300

This wide receiver was passed over until the 5th round (165th overall) of the 2016 NFL. 

TYREEK HILL

400

This safety was named Super Bowl MVP for the Buccaneers in 2003. 

DEXTER JACKSON

400

This return specialist wore #23 for the Bears and holds the NFL record for career return touchdowns (punt and kick combined), with 20

DEVIN HESTER

400

This wide receiver set the all-time FCS records for receptions, yards, and touchdowns at Eastern Washington before going in the third round to the Rams in 2017.

CARSON WENTZ

400

49ers → Eagles → Cowboys → Bills → Bengals

TERRELL OWENS 
400

Drafted 196th overall (6th round) in 1995 out of Georgia — 21 running backs were taken ahead of him — before he became a Super Bowl MVP and Hall of Famer.

TERRELL DAVIS

500

This player is the only person to be named Super Bowl MVP while playing for the losing team.

CHUCK HOWLEY

500

This kicker wore #5 for the Broncos and held the NFL record for longest field goal (64 yards) before Justin Tucker broke it.

MATT PRATER

500

This quarterback set school records at Eastern Illinois before being drafted in the 2nd round in 2014 by the Patriots

JIMMY GARAPOLO

500

Vikings → Saints → Cardinals → Redskins → Lions → Titans → Seahawks

ADRIAN PETERSON

500

Went undrafted in 1994 and worked stocking grocery store shelves before becoming a Super Bowl MVP.

KURT WARNER