John Elway was QB for the Stanford Cardinal and went on to play for the Denver Broncos, leading them to 5 Super Bowls and 2 Championship rings.
John Elway
Craig Morton in Super Bowl XII (1977 season) ... the Broncos lost to the Cowboys 27-10.
Tony Hill, WR (Dallas Cowboys, Super Bowl XIII) and John Elway, QB (Denver Broncos, Super Bowl XXXIII).
Chris Chandler was the Atlanta Falcons quarterback in Super Bowl XXXIII, in which the Denver Broncos defeated the Falcons, 34-19. The game was played January 31, 1999 in Miami.
Doug Williams was the first black QB to reach the Super Bowl, and to this date, the only black QB to win, when he led the Washington Redskins to a 42-10 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXII. Doug Willliams-Washington Redskins
Jim Plunkett was the starting QB for Stanford when they won the Rose Bowl in 1970 and won two Super Bowls as starting QB with the Raiders in 1981 and 1984. Tom Brady was a backup QB for Michigan in 1998 when they won the Rose Bowl and won three Super Bowls as a starter with the Patriots. Brian Griese was the starting quarterback for the Michigan team that won the Rose Bowl and a backup on the Denver Broncos team that won the Super Bowl in 1999. There may be more but that's all I can think of.
John Elway (born June 28, 1960) was drafted #1 by the Baltimore Colts in 1983, but was traded to the Denver Broncos, where he played his entire NFL career (1983-1998 seasons). Elway retired after Denver won its second consecutive Super Bowl (XXXII and XXXIII) in 1999.
Super Bowl XXI Jan. 25, 1987Rose BowlPasadena, CaliforniaMVP: Phil Simms, QB, New York Denver Broncos 20 New York Giants 39
The Redskins have won a few Super Bowls. Joe Thiesmann was the QB in Super Bowl XVII. Doug Williams was the QB in Super Bowl XXII. Mark Rypien was the QB for them in Super Bowl XXVI.
Rich Gannon, Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XXXVII vs Tampa Bay
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.