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No rookie starting quarterback has ever taken their team to the Super Bowl. Four rookie quarterbacks have made the Championship game (Joe Flacco, Ben Roethlisberger, Mark Sanchez, Shaun King) but all have failed to lead their respective teams to the NFL's promised land.
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Has a rookie quarterback ever gone to the Super Bowl?
No rookie quarterback has ever gone to the Super Bowl.
Rookie coach gone to Super Bowl?
Jim Caldwell of the Colts is one. He will lead he 2009-2010 Colts to Super bowl XLIV.
How many black quarterback's have gone to the super bowl?
Only three starting Quarterbacks have appeared in the Super bowl. They are Doug Williams, Donovan McNabb, and Steve McNair.
What are some good Super Bowl questions to ask on a Super Bowl quiz?
How many former Tampa Bay Buccaneer quarterbacks have gone on to win a superbowl with another NFL team?
Has a rookie head coach ever gone to a Super Bowl?
George Siefert, San Francisco 49ers, won Super Bowl XXIV as a rookie head coach. Don McCafferty, Baltimore Colts, won Super Bowl V as a rookie head coach. Jim Caldwell of the Indianapolis Colts will bring his team to Super Bowl XLIV as a rookie head coach. Bill Callahan, Oakland Raiders, lost Super Bowl XXXVII to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Red Miller, Denver Broncos, lost Super Bowl XII to Dallas.
Has the Super Bowl ever gone into overtime?
Through Super Bowl XLII, no Super Bowl game has gone into overtime.
How many times has Peyton Manning gone to and won the Super Bowl?
He has gone to the Super Bowl twice, but has only won it once.
How many Super Bowls have gone in to overtime?
No Super Bowl has gone past regulation time.
Have the jaguars ever gone to the Super Bowl?
No
Who gone to four super bowl?
buffalo
What quarterbacks have gone to the Super Bowl more than 3 times?
John Elway and Tom Brady (5 each). Joe Montana, Jim Kelly, and Terry Bradshaw (4 each).
How many times has Baltimore gone to the super bowl as the colts?
Twice ... they lost to the Jets in Super Bowl III and defeated the Cowboys in Super Bowl V.
