It has never happened in Super Bowl history.
Super Bowl XII - Dallas v. Denver - The starting QB for Denver, Craig Morton, was the starting QB for Dallas in Super Bowl V. The starting QB for Dallas, Roger Staubach, was the backup QB for Dallas in Super Bowl V.
Kerry Collins, Kurt warner, Fran tarkington, Craig morton
yes, there is no rule against an NFL team having 2 quarterbacks on the field at the same time the only restriction regarding quarterbacks is that the 3rd quarterback cannot play in the game at all unless both of the other 2 quarterbacks are injured and unable to play further in the game
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I believe it was Arizona vs. minnesota on dec 6 2009 ...Brett farve and Kurt warner
the characters are the super smash brothers, its a game about them being against each other and fighting.
They didnt want to prejudice against the other twin ;)
Dan Marino and Jim Kelly - 21 times
The British, and many other European super-powers.
Since 1970, the Philadelphia Eagles have had several quarterbacks, including notable names such as Ron Jaworski, who led the team to Super Bowl XV, and Randall Cunningham, known for his dual-threat capabilities. Other significant quarterbacks include Donovan McNabb, who took the Eagles to five NFC Championship games and Super Bowl XXXIX, and more recently, Carson Wentz, who played a key role in the team's Super Bowl LII victory. More recent players include Jalen Hurts, who has emerged as a dynamic starter for the team.
Until one of the two brothers switches teams, they can only play in the Super Bowl, since Peyton plays for an AFC team (Colts) and Eli plays for an NFC team (Giants). Since they have never played against each other in the Super Bowl, they have never played in against each other in the playoffs.
No. They can't play in a Super Bowl against each other. Even if they made it to the playoffs, they'd have to go against each other prior to the Super Bowl knocking out the losing team.