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With the 2024 Super Bowl on the way, we’ll soon know which NFL quarterbacks will join the eternal list of Super Bowl champions.
There are a good number of active NFL quarterbacks who have been part of Super Bowl wins with various franchises, whether as starters or backups.
We’ve gone through recent Super Bowls and tallied up which active NFL players have championship rings, with some of them obvious (Patrick Mahomes) and some of them a bit surprising (Blaine Gabbert).
We’ve included players who were on NFL rosters for the 2023 season, which would exclude someone like Nick Foles, who won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2018 but didn’t play in the NFL this past season.
Let’s dive in to see which active quarterbacks have won the Super Bowl.
Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes
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Mahomes has won two Super Bowls in his career, his first in 2020 and his second in 2023.
Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford
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Stafford won his first Super Bowl in 2022.
Denver Broncos QB Russell Wilson
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While playing for the Seattle Seahawks, Wilson won his first Super Bowl in 2014.
Cleveland Browns QB Joe Flacco
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While with the Baltimore Ravens, Flacco won his first Super Bowl in 2013.
New York Jets QB Aaron Rodgers
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While with the Green Bay Packers, Rodgers won his first Super Bowl in 2011.
Active QBs who were backups on Super Bowl-winning teams
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- Detroit Lions QB Nate Sudfeld (Philadelphia Eagles; 2018)
- Kansas City Chiefs QB Blaine Gabbert (Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2021)
- Las Vegas Raiders QB Jimmy Garoppolo (New England Patriots; 2014, 2017)
- Las Vegas Raiders QB Brian Hoyer (New England Patriots; 2019)
- New York Giants QB Tyrod Taylor (Baltimore Ravens; 2012)
- New York Jets QB Trevor Siemian (Denver Broncos; 2015)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB John Wolford (Los Angeles Rams; 2022)
- Washington Commanders QB Jacoby Brissett (New England Patriots; 2017)