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Uniform number 12 has been worn by 25 starting Super Bowl quarterbacks, 15 winners and 10 losers. The numbers are skewed a little bit by the fact that Terry Bradshaw and Roger Staubach both appeared in so many super bowls.

The next closest is number 7, worn by 5 winners and 7 losers for a total of 12 starting quarterbacks.

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