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Earl Morrall was on 4 teams that went to the Super Bowl (SBs III and V for the Baltimore Colts and SBs VII and VIII for the Miami Dolphins) and played in two of those games (SBs III and V). He and John Unitas shared starting duties for the Colts and he was a backup to Bob Griese with the Dolphins.
His Super Bowls stats for those two games are 13 completions in 32 attempts for 218 yards, 0 TDs, and 4 INTs.
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