Huskies in the Super Bowl
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Washington Huskies Players on Super Bowl Rosters
Super Bowl II, 1968
Oakland: Ben Davidson (L)
Super Bowl III, 1969
New York Jets: Steve Thompson (W)
Super Bowl VII, 1973
Washington: Jeff Jordan (L)
Super Bowl IX, 1975
Pittsburgh: Ray Mansfield (W)
Super Bowl X, 1976
Pittsburgh: Ray Mansfield (W)
Super Bowl XIII, 1979
Pittsburgh: Ray Pinney (W)
Super Bowl XV, 1981
Oakland: Dave Browning, Dave Pear (W)
Super Bowl XVI, 1982
Cincinnati: Blair Bush (L)
Super Bowl XVII, 1983
Miami: Jeff Toews (L)
Super Bowl XVIII, 1984
Los Angeles Raiders: Tony Caldwell (W)
Super Bowl XIX, 1985
Miami: Jeff Toews (L)
Super Bowl XX, 1986
New England: Rich Camarillo (L)
Super Bowl XXII, 1988
Washington: Anthony Allen (W)
Super Bowl XXIII, 1989
San Francisco: Ron Hadley (W)
Cincinnati: Ray Horton, Joe Kelly (L)
Super Bowl XXIV, 1990
Denver: Ron Holmes (L)
Super Bowl XXVI, 1992
Buffalo: Reggie Rogers (L)
Super Bowl XXVII, 1993
Dallas: Kevin Gogan, Ray Horton (W)
Super Bowl XXVIII, 1994
Dallas: Kevin Gogan (W)
Super Bowl XXIX, 1995
San Francisco: Dennis Brown, Dana Hall (W)
Super Bowl XXX, 1996
Dallas: Eric Bjornson (W)
Pittsburgh: Mark Bruener (L)
Super Bowl XXXI, 1997
New England: Lawyer Milloy (L)
Super Bowl XXXII, 1998
Denver: Brian Habib, Harald Hasselbach, David Richie (W)
Super Bowl XXXIII, 1999
Denver: Harald Hasselbach (W)
Atlanta: Chris Chandler (L)
Super Bowl XXXIV, 2000
St. Louis Rams: Ernie Conwell, D'Marco Farr (W)
Tennessee: Benji Olson (L)
Super Bowl XXXVI, 2002
New England: Hakim Akbar, Fred Coleman, Damon Huard, Lawyer Milloy (W)
St. Louis Rams: Ernie Conwell, Frank Garcia (L)
Super Bowl XXXVII, 2003
Oakland: Jeremy Brigham, Lincoln Kennedy, Marques Tuiasosopo (L)
Super Bowl XXXVIII, 2004
New England: Damon Huard (W)
Carolina: Lester Towns (L)
Super Bowl XXXIX, 2005
New England: Corey Dillon, Omare Lowe (W)
Super Bowl XL, 2006
Seattle: Jerramy Stevens (L)
Super Bowl XLI, 2007
Chicago: Tank Johnson, Olin Kreutz (L)
Super Bowl XXLII, 2009
Pittsburgh: Roy Lewis (W)
Super Bowl XLIV, 2010
New Orleans: Mark Brunell (W)
Super Bowl XLVII, 2013
San Francisco: Dashon Goldson (L)
Super Bowl XLVIII, 2014
Seattle: Jermaine Kearse (W)
Super Bowl XLIV, 2015
Seattle: Jermaine Kearse (L)
Super Bowl 50, 2016
Carolina: Shaq Thompson (L)
Super Bowl LI, 2017
Atlanta: Dashon Goldson, Joshua Perkins, Desmond Trufant (L)
Super Bowl LII, 2018
Philadelphia: Sidney Jones, Elijah Qualls (W)
Super Bowl LIII, 2019
New England: Danny Shelton (W)
Los Angeles Rams: Cory Littleton, Marcus Peters (L)
Super Bowl LIV, 2020
San Francisco: Dante Pettis (L)
Super Bowl LV, 2021
Tampa Bay: Jaydon Mickens, Vita Vea (W)
Super Bowl LVI, 2022
Los Angeles Rams: Greg Gaines, Taylor Rapp, Coleman Shelton (W)
Cincinnati: Drew Sample (L)
Super Bowl LVII, 2023
Kansas City: Trent McDuffie (W)
Comments
Weird to miss Cary Conklin in SB 26 on the Redskins. Unless this was players active for the game? He was the third string QB but listed on the roster.
Center with 4 appearances
I read it as guys on active rosters.
Looks like Conklin was on IR by the end of the year. So yeah he probably shouldn't count, but his wiki lists him as a superb owl champ. Rookie Keenan McCardell was also on IR that year for the Skins and got a SB ring.
I never knew McCardell was originally a Redskin. I remember him as a Jag.
Tryon and potato were on the bucs 21 roster
Tryon played all 17 games and started 6 so odd miss
Potato Only played one game but he still got a ring
I looked up harald hasselbach out of curiosity with the last name
Not what I was expecting lol
Wasn't expecting a black Dutch dude lol.
He got 4 snaps at uw, one of them tackling Emmitt Smith
He eventually got to really play at husky stadium...... in the opposing locker room when the seahawks were playing there.
What a weird journey from not getting a whiff of playing time in college, to starting 29 games (including a superbowl win) and playing 131 during the broncos hayday
Interesting stuff, rip Dutch dawg
Tryin wasn’t on the Super Bowl team. He was drafted after the SB.
You're right, whoops
Potato still got a ring though (albeit practice squad)
Easy to mix up the year when looking up super bowl in the spur of the moment... for example, upcoming super bowl is obviously taking place in 2024, but it's the 2023 season super bowl
I had to look it up to confirm my memories of where I was for that SB.
Millen got a ring with the Cowboys one year. He talks about not wanting to ever wear it because he never suited for the game. They cut him mid year when they traded or signed for Bernie Kosar. You get a ring if you were part of the team at any point of the year I’m pretty sure.
McDuffie
Taylor
Lenoir
Armstead
Go Niners
I forget the story, why did Bolten flip to Mizzou again? Just because Gregory was a piece of shit?
Qualls got a ring … can you imagine that? Holy shit …
I believe Gregory said WDWH and told him to look else where.
I think it was Petersons rule of flirting with other programs. He wanted to take the visit to Missouri while he was committed and they told him if he went then he better go there because they wouldn’t want him back
I highly doubt Gregory told any commit WDWYA; he was far too shitty a recruiter to do that.
I think Pete’s rule was, if you commit to us and don’t take other visits, we’re committed to you but if you take visits, we’ll offer at your position and once the spot at your position is gone, it’s gone.
Stump Van Nostrom
Kansas City Chiefs
Practice squad