How many quarterbacks have lost and then won a Super Bowl?

Answer 1

Len Dawson of the Kansas City Chiefs lost SB I and won SB IV.

Earl Morrall and John Unitas of the Baltimore Colts lost SB III and won SB V.

Bob Griese of the Miami Dolphins lost SB VI and won SBs VII and VIII.

John Elway of the Denver Broncos lost SBs XXI, XXII, and XXIV and won SBs XXXII and XXXIII.

Answer 2

While no true rookie quarterback has ever reached the Super Bowl, two quarterbacks have taken their teams all the way and won Super Bowls their first years as starters. This feat was first accomplished by Kurt Warner of the St. Louis Rams, followed by Tom Brady of the New England Patriots.

Answer 3

A total of 27 quarterbacks have won the Super Bowl. I

Green Bay Packers - 35 (Bart Starr, University of Alabama)

Kansas City Chiefs - 10 (Len Dawson, Purdue)

Location: Memorial Coliseun, Los Angeles, CA

Date: 1/15/1967

MVP: Bart Starr, QB, Green Bay II

Green Bay Packers - 33 (Bart Starr, University of Alabama

Oakland Raiders - 14 (Daryle LaMonica, Notre Dame)

Location: Orange Bowl, Miami, FL

Date: 1/14/1968

MVP: Bart Starr, QB, Green Bay III

New York Jets - 16 (Joe Namath, University of Alabama)

Baltimore Colts - 7 (Earl Morrall, Michigan State)

Location: Orange Bowl, Miami, FL

Date: 1/12/1969

MVP: Joe Namath, QB, New York IV

Kansas City Chiefs - 23 (Len Dawson, Purdue)

Minnesota Vikings - 7 (Joe Kapp, California)

Location: Tulane Stadium

Date: 1/11/1970

MVP: Len Dawson, QB, Kansas City V

Baltimore Colts - 16 (Johnny Unitas, Uniiversity of Louisville)

Dallas Cowboys - 13 (Craig Morton, University of California Berkely)

Location: Orange Bowl, Miami FL

Date: 1/17/1971

MVP: Chuck Howley, LB, Dallas VI

Dallas Cowboys - (Roger Staubach, United States Naval Academy)

Miami Dolphins - (Bob Griese, Purdue)

Location: Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, LA

Date: 1/16/1972

MVP: Roger Staubach, QB, Dallas VII

Miami Dolphins - 14 (Bob Griese, Purdue)

Washington Redskins - 7 (Billy Kilmer, UCLA)

Location: Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA

Date: 1/14/1973

MVP: Jake Scott, S, Miami VIII

Miami Dolphins - 24 (Bob Griese, Purdue)

Minnesota Vikings - 7 (Fran Tarkenton, University of Georgia)

Location: Rice Stadium, Houston TX

Date: 1/13/1974

MVP: Larry Csonka, RB, Miami IX

Pittsburgh Steelers - 16 (Terry Bradshaw, Louisana Tech University)

Minnesota Vikings - 6 (Fran Tarkenton, University of Georgia)

Location: Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, LA

Date: 1/12/1975

MVP: Franco Harris, RB, Pittsburgh X

Pittsburgh Steelers - 21 (Terry Bradshaw, Louisana Tech University)

Dallas Cowboys - 17 (Roger Staubach, United States Naval Academy)

Location: Orange Bowl, Miami FL

Date: 1.18.1976

MVP: Lynn Swann, WR, Pittsburgh XI

Oakland Raiders - 32 (Ken Stabler, University of Alabama)

Minnesota Vikings - 14 (Fran Tarkenton, University of Georgia)

Location: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Date: 1/9/1977

c0-MVPs: Randy White, DT, Dallas

Harvey Martin, DE, Dallas XII

Dallas Cowboys - 27 (Roger Staubach, United States Naval Academy

Denver Broncos - 10 (Craig Morton, University of California Berkely

Location: Lousiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Date: 1/15/1978

MVP: XIII

Pittsburgh Steelers -35 (Terry Bradshaw, Louisana Tech University)

Dallas Cowboys - 31 (Roger Staubach, United States Naval Academy)

Location: Orange Bowl, Miami FL

Date: 1/21/1979

MVP: Terry Bradshaw, QB, Pittsburgh XIV

Pittsburgh Steelers - 31 (Terry Bradshaw, Louisana Tech University)

Los Angeles Rams - 19 (Vince Ferragamo, University of California & Nebraska)

Location: 1/20/1980

Date: Rose Bowl, Pasadena CA

MVP: Terry Bradshaw, QB, Pittsburgh XV

Oakland Raiders - 27 (Jim Plunkett, Stanford)

Philadelphia Eagles - 10 (Ron Jaworski, Youngstown State)

Location: Louisana Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Date: 1/25/1981

MVP: Jim Plunkett, QB, Oakland XVI

San Francisco 49ers - 26 (Joe Montana, Notre Dame)

Cincinnatti Bengals - 21 (Ken Anderson, Augustana)

Location: Pontiac Superdome, Pontiac MI

Date: 1/24/1982

MVP: Joe Montana, QB, San Fransisco XVII

Washington Redskins - 27 (Joe Theismann, Notre Dame)

Miami Dolphins - 17 (David Woodley, Louisianna State)

Location: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Date: 1/30/1983

MVP: John Riggins, RB, Washington XVIII

Los Angeles Raiders - 38 (Jim Plunkett, Stanford)

Washington Redskins - 9 (Joe Theismann, Notre Dame)

Location: Tampa Stadium, Tampa FL

Date: 1/22/1984

MVP: Marcus Allen, RB, Los Angeles XIX

San Francisco 49ers - 38 (Joe Montana, Notre Dame)

Miami Dolphins - 16 (Dan Marino, Pittsburgh)

Location: Stanford Stadium, Palo Alto, CA

Date: 1/20/1985

MVP: Joe Montana, QB, San Fransisco XX

Chicago Bears - 46 (Jim McMahon, Brigham Young University)

New England Patriots - 10 (Tony Eason, University of Illinois)

Location: Louisana Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Date: 1/26/1986

MVP: Richard Dent, DE, Chicago XXI

New York Giants - 39 (Phil Simms, Morehead State)

Denver Broncos - 20 (John Elway, Stanford)

Location: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

Date: 1/25/1987

MVP: Phil Simms, QB, New York XXII

Washington Redskins - 42 (Doug Williams, Grambling State)

Denver Broncos - 10 (John Elway, Stanford)

Location: Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego, CA

Date: 1/31/1988

MVP: Doug Williams, QB, Washington XXIII

San Francisco 49ers - 20 (Joe Montana, Notre Dame)

Cincinnatti Bengals - 16 (Boomer Esiason, Maryland)

Location: Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami FL

Date: 1/22/1989

MVP: Jerry Rice, WR, San Francisco XXIV

San Francisco 49ers - 55 (Joe Montana, Notre Dame)

Denver Broncos - 10 (John Elway, Stanford)

Location: Louisana Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Date: 1/28/1990

MVP: Joe Montanna, QB, San Francisco XXV

New York Giants - 20 (Jeff Hostetler, Penn State & West Virginia)

Buffalo Bills - 19 (Jim Kelly, University of Miami (Fla.))

Location: Tampa Stadium, Tampa FL

Date: 1/27/1991

MVP: Ottis Anderson, RB, New York Giants XXVI

Washington Redskins - 37 (Mark Rypien, Washington State)

Buffalo Bills - 24 (Jim Kelly, University of Miami (Fla.))

Location: Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN

Date: 1/26/1992

MVP: Mark Rypien, QB, Washington XXVII

Dallas Cowboys - 52 (Troy Aikman, UCLA)

Buffalo Bills - 17 (Jim Kelly, University of Miami (Fla.))

Location: 1/31/1993

Date: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA

MVP: Troy Aikman, QB, Dallas XXVIII

Dallas Cowboys - 30 (Troy Aikman, UCLA)

Buffalo Bills - 13 (Jim Kelly, University of Miami (Fla.))

Location: Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA

Date: 1/30/1994

MVP: Emmitt Smith, RB, Dallas XXIX

San Francisco 49ers - 49 (Steve Young, Brigham Young University)

San Diego Chargers - 26 (Stan Humphries, North East Louisianna U (Louisianna -Monroe)

Location: Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami FL

Date: 1/29/1995

MVP: Steve Young, QB, San Francisco XXX

Dallas Cowboys - 27 (Troy Aikman, UCLA)

Pittsburgh Steelers - 17 (Neil O'Donnell, Maryland)

Location: Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ

Date: 1/28/1996

MVP: Larry Brown, CB, Dallas XXXI

Green Bay Packers - 35 (Brett Favre, Southern Mississippi)

New England Patriots - 21 (Drew Bledsoe, Washington State)

Location: Louisana Superdome, New Orleans LA

Date: 1/26/1997

MVP: Desmond Howard, KR-PR, Green Bay XXXII

Denver Broncos - 31 (John Elway, Stanford)

Green Bay Packers - 24 (Brett Favre, Southern Mississippi)

Location: Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA

Date: 1/25/1998

MVP: Terrell Davis, RB, Denver XXXIII

Denver Broncos - 34 (John Elway, Stanford)

Atlanta Falcons - 19 (Chris Chandler, Washington)

Location: Pro Player Stadium, Miami FL

Date: 1/31/1999

MVP: John Elway, QB, Denver XXXIV

St. Louis Rams - 23 (Kurt Warner, Northern Iowa)

Tennessee Titans - 16 (Steve McNair, Alcorn State)

Location: Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA

Date: 1/30/2000

MVP: Kurt Warner, QB, St. Louis XXXV

Baltimore Ravens - 34 (Trent Dilfer, Fresno State)

New York Giants - 7 (Kerry Collins, Penn State)

Location: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

Date: 1/28/2001

MVP: Ray Lewis, LB Baltimore XXXVI

New England Patriots - 21 (Tom Brady, University of Michigan)

St Louis Rams - 19 (Kurt Warner, Northern Iowa)

Location: Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA

Date: 2/3/2002

MVP: Tom Brady, QB, New England XXXVII

Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 48 (Brad Johnson, Florida State)

Oakland Raiders - 21 (Rich Gannon, Delaware)

Location: Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA

Date: 1/26/2003

MVP: Dexter Jackson, FS, Tampa Bay XXXVIII

New England Patriots - 32 (Tom Brady, University of Michigan)

Carolina Panthers - 29 (Jake DelHomme, Southwestern Louisianna)

Location: Reliant Stadium, Houston, TX

Date: 2/1/2004

MVP: Tom Brady, QB, New England XXXIX

New England Patriots - 24 (Tom Brady, University of Michigan)

Philadelphia Eagles - 21 (Donovan McNabb, Syracuse)

Location: Alltel Stadium, Jacksonville, FL

Date: 2/6/2005

MVP: Deion Branch, WR, New England XL

Pittsburgh Steelers - 21 (Ben Roethlisberger, Miami University {Ohio})

Seattle Seahawks - 10 (Matt Hasselbeck, Boston College)

Location: Ford Field, Detroit MI

Date: 2/5/2006

MVP: Hines Ward, WR, Pittsburgh XLI

Indianapolis Colts - 29 (Peyton Manning, University of Tennessee)

Chicago Bears - 17 (Rex Grossman, University of Florida)

Location: Dolphin Stadium, Miami, FL

Date: 2/4/2007

MVP: Peton Manning, QB, Indianapolis XLII

New York Giants - 17 (Eli Manning, Mississippi {Ole Miss})

New England Patriots - 14 (Tom Brady, University of Michigan)

Location: U. of Phenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ

Date: 2/3/2008

MVP: Eli Manning, qb, NY Giants

Answer 4

27 different quarterbacks have won Super Bowl Titles. The quarterbacks are: Aikman, Troy - Dallas Cowboys - 3 (XXVII, XXVIII,XXX)

Bradshaw, Terry - Pittsburgh Steelers - 4 (IX, X, XIII, XIV)

Brady, Tom - New England Patriots - 3 (XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX)

Dawson, Len - Kansas City Chiefs - 1 (IV)

Dilfer, Trent - Baltimore Ravens - 1 (XXXV)

Elway, John - Denver Broncos - 2 (XXXII, XXXIII)

Favre, Brett - Green Bay Packers - 1 (XXXI)

Griese, Bob - Miami Dolphins - 2 (VII,VIII)

Hostetler, Jeff - New York Giants - 1 (XXV)

Johnson, Brad - Tampa Bay Buccanneers - 1 (XXXVII)

Manning, Eli - New York Giants - 1 (XLII)

Manning, Peyton - Indianapolis Colts - 1 (XLI)

McMahon, Jim - Chicago Bears - 1 (XX)

Montana, Joe - San Francisco 49ers - 4 (XVI, XIX, XXIII, XXIV)

Namath, Joe - New York Jets - 1 (III)

Plunkett, Jim - Oakland & L.A. Raiders - 2 (XV, XVIII)

Roethlisberger, Ben - Pittsburgh Steelers - 1 (XL)

Rypien, Mark - Washington Redskins - 1 (XXVI)

Simms, Phill - New York Giants - 1 (XXI)

Stabler, Ken - Oakland Raiders - 1 (XI)

Starr, Bart - Green Bay Packers - 2 (I, II)

Staubach, Roger - Dallas Cowboys - 2 (VI,XII)

Theismann, Joe - Washington Redskins (XVII)

Unitas, Johnny - Baltimore Colts - 1 (V)

Warner, Kurt - St Louis Rams - 1 (XXXIV)

Williams, Doug - Washington Redskins (XXIII)

Young, Steve - San Francisco 49ers - 1 (XXIX)

Answer 5

Through Super Bowl XLIII, 2 left handed QBs have started and won a Super Bowl.

1) Ken Stabler of the Oakland Raiders was the starting QB in Super Bowl XI, won by the Raiders over the Minnesota Vikings 32-14.
2) Steve Young of the San Francisco 49ers was the starting QB in Super Bowl XXIX, won by the 49ers over the San Diego Chargers 49-26.

Answer 6

One starting left handed quarterback has lost the Super Bowl.

Boomer Esiason was the Cincinnati Bengals starting quarterback for Super Bowl XXIII, which the Bengals lost to the San Francisco 49ers 20-16.

Answer 7

Three quarterbacks have lost the Super Bowl with two different teams. They are:

Craig Morton 0-2 in Super Bowl play

Lost Super Bowl V with the Dallas Cowboys vs. Baltimore Colts

Lost Super Bowl XII with the Denver Broncos vs. Dallas Cowboys

Kurt Warner 1-2 in Super Bowl play

Won Super Bowl XXXIV with the St. Louis Rams vs. Tennessee Titans

Lost Super Bowl XXXVI with the St. Louis Rams vs. New England Patriots

Lost Super Bowl XLIII with the Arizona Cardinals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

Peyton Manning 1-2 in Super Bowl play

Won Super Bowl XLI with the Indianapolis Colts vs. Chicago Bears

Lost Super Bowl XLIV with the Indianapolis Colts vs. New Orleans Saints

Lost Super Bowl XLVIII with the Denver Broncos vs. Seattle Seahawks

Answer 8

Bart Starr (2 wins), Roger Staubach (2), Bob Griese (2), Terry Bradshaw (4), Joe Montana (4), Troy Aikman (3), John Elway (2), Tom Brady (3) have each won at least 2 Super Bowls.

Answer 9

fourteen

Answer 10

One. Steve young