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Numerous quarterbacks have earned two Super Bowl rings, including a multitude of backup quarterbacks. For example, Cliff Stoudt of the Pittsburgh Steelers earned two Super Bowl rings before he actually played a down in an actual NFL game. Also, Jim McMahon, who was a key player in the Chicago Bears' victory in Super Bowl XX, also earned a ring as a backup to Green Bay's Brett Favre in Super Bowl XXXI.
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