Super Bowl quarterbacks gained attention while playing college. Where did the starting QBs in every game play at school?
There have been the greats of the position to play quarterback in the Super Bowl. Before playing in the NFL -- or AFL in the early days -- they got their starts in college. What schools did the starting quarterbacks in each Super Bowl play football at? Some are well known for producing pro football players while others could surprise. Super Bowl LX will feature a USC Trojan, Sam Darnold, against a North Carolina Tar Heel, Drake Maye.
Super Bowl I
Bart Starr, Alabama, Green Bay Packers
Len Dawson, Purdue, Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl II
Starr, Alabama
Daryle Lamonica, Notre Dame, Oakland Raiders
Super Bowl III
Joe Namath, Alabama, New York Jets
Earl Morrall, Michigan State, Baltimore Colts
Super Bowl IV
Dawson, Purdue
Joe Kapp, Cal, Minnesota Vikings
Super Bowl V
Johnny Unitas, Louisville, Baltimore Colts
Craig Morton, Cal, Dallas Cowboys
Super Bowl VI
Roger Staubach, Navy, Dallas Cowboys
Bob Griese, Miami Dolphins, Purdue
Super Bowl VII
Griese, Purdue
Billy Kilmer, UCLA, Washington
Super Bowl VIII
Griese, Purdue
Fran Tarkenton, Georgia, Minnesota Vikings
Super Bowl IX
Terry Bradshaw, Louisiana Tech, Pittsburgh Steelers
Tarkenton, Georgia
Super Bowl X
Bradshaw, Louisiana Tech
Staubach, Navy
Super Bowl XI
Ken Stabler, Alabama, Oakland Raiders
Tarkenton, Georgia
Super Bowl XII
Staubach, Navy
Morton, Cal, Denver Broncos
Super Bowl XIII
Bradshaw, Louisiana Tech
Staubach, Navy
Super Bowl XIV
Bradshaw, Louisiana Tech
Vince Ferragamo, Cal/Nebraska, Los Angeles Rams
Super Bowl XV
Jim Plunkett, Stanford, Oakland Raiders
Ron Jaworski, Youngstown State, Philadelphia Eagles
Super Bowl XVI
Joe Montana, Notre Dame, San Francisco 49ers
Ken Anderson, Augustana, Cincinnati Bengals
Super Bowl XVII
Joe Theismann, Notre Dame, Washington
David Woodley, LSU, Miami Dolphins
Super Bowl XVIII
Plunkett, Stanford
Theismann, Notre Dame
Super Bowl XIX
Montana, Notre Dame
Dan Marino, Pitt
Super Bowl XX
Jim McMahon, BYU, Chicago Bears
Tony Eason, Illinois, New England Patriots
Super Bowl XXI
Phil Simms, Morehead State, New York Giants
John Elway, Stanford, Denver Broncos
Super Bowl XXII
Doug Williams, Grambling, Washington
Elway, Stanford
Super Bowl XXIII
Montana, Notre Dame
Boomer Esiason, Maryland, Cincinnati Bengals
Super Bowl XXIV
Montana, Notre Dame
Elway, Stanford
Super Bowl XXV
Jeff Hostetler, Penn State/West Virginia, New York Giants
Jim Kelly, Miami (Florida), Buffalo Bills
Super Bowl XXVI
Mark Rypien, Washington State, Washington
Kelly, Miami (Florida)
Super Bowl XXVII
Troy Aikman, Okahoma/UCLA, Dallas Cowboys
Kelly, Miami (Florida)
Super Bowl XXVIII
Aikman, Oklahoma/UCLA
Kelly, Miami (Florida)
Super Bowl XXIX
Steve Young, BYU, San Francisco 49ers
Stan Humphries, Northeast Louisiana, San Diego Chargers
Super Bowl XXX
Aikman, Oklahoma/UCLA
Neil O'Donnell, Maryland, Pittsburgh Steelers
Super Bowl XXXI
Brett Favre, Southern Miss, Green Bay Packers
Drew Bledsoe, Washington State, New England Patriots
Super Bowl XXXII
Elway, Stanford
Favre, Southern Miss
Super Bowl XXXIII
Elway, Stanford
Chris Chandler, Washington, Atlanta Falcons
Super Bowl XXXIV
Kurt Warner, Northern Iowa, St. Louis Rams
Steve McNair, Alcorn State, Tennessee Titans
Super Bowl XXXV
Trent Dilfer, Fresno State, Baltimore Ravens
Kerry Collins, Penn State, New York Giants
Super Bowl XXXVI
Tom Brady, Michigan, New England Patriots
Warner, Northern Iowa
Super Bowl XXXVII
Brad Johnson, Florida State, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Rich Gannon, Delware, Oakland Raiders
Super Bowl XXXVIII
Brady, Michigan
Jake Delhomme, Southwestern Louisiana, Carolina Panthers
Super Bowl XXXIX
Brady, Michigan
Donovan McNabb, Syracuse, Philadelphia Eagles
Super Bowl XL
Ben Roethlisberger, Miami (Ohio), Pittsburgh Steelers
Matt Hasselbeck, Boston College, Seattle Seahawks
Super Bowl XLI
Peyton Manning, Tennessee, Indianapolis Colts
Rex Grossman, Florida, Chicago Bears
Super Bowl XLII
Eli Manning, Ole Miss, New York Giants
Brady, Michigan
Super Bowl XLIII
Roethlisberger, Miami (Ohio)
Warner, Northern Iowa
Super Bowl XLIV
Drew Brees, Purdue, New Orleans Saints
Peyton Manning, Tennessee
Super Bowl XLV
Aaron Rodgers, Cal, Green Bay Packers
Roethlisberger, Miami (Ohio)
Super Bowl XLVI
Eli Manning, Ole Miss
Brady, Michigan
Super Bowl XLVII
Joe Flacco, Pitt/Delaware, Baltimore Ravens
Colin Kaepernick, Nevada (Reno), San Francisco 49ers
Super Bowl XLVIII
Russell Wilson, NC State/Wisconsin, Seattle Seahawks
Peyton Manning, Tennessee
Super Bowl XLIX
Brady, Michigan
Wilson, NC State/Wisconsin
Super Bowl 50
Peyton Manning, Tennessee
Cam Newton, Florida/Auburn, Carolina Panthers
Super Bowl LI
Brady, Michigan
Matt Ryan, Boston College, Atlanta Falcons
Super Bowl LII
Nick Foles, Michigan State/Arizona, Philadelphia Eagles
Brady, Michigan
Super Bowl LIII
Brady, Michigan
Jared Goff, Cal, Los Angeles Rams
Super Bowl LIV
Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech, Kansas City Chiefs
Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Illinois, San Francisco 49ers
Super Bowl LV
Brady, Michigan
Mahomes, Texas Tech
Super Bowl LVI
Matthew Stafford, Georgia, Los Angeles Rams
Joe Burrow, Ohio State/LSU, Cincinnati Bengals
Super Bowl LVII
Mahomes, Texas Tech
Jalen Hurts, Alabama/Oklahoma, Philadelphia Eagles
Super Bowl LVIII
Mahomes, Texas Tech
Brock Purdy, Iowa State, San Francisco 49ers
Super Bowl LIX
Hurts, Alabama/Oklahoma
Mahomes, Texas Tech
Super Bowl LX
Sam Darnold, USC, Seattle Seahawks
Drake Maye, North Carolina, New England Patriots
This article originally appeared on The List Wire: College football schools for starting Super Bowl quarterbacks
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