Super Bowl I : Bart Starr, Round 17, 200th overall 1956
Super Bowl II: Bart Starr, Round 17, 200th overall 1956
Super Bowl III: Joe Namath, Rnd 1, 1st oa AFL; Rnd 1, 12th oa NFL 1965
Super Bowl IV: Len Dawson, Round 1, 5th overall 1957
Super Bowl V: Johnny Unitas, Round 9, 102nd overall 1955
S. Bowl VI: Roger Staubach, Rnd 10, 129th oa NFL; Rnd 16, 122nd oa AFL 1964
Super Bowl VII: Bob Griese, Round 1, 4th overall 1967
Super Bowl VIII: Bob Griese, Round 1, 4th overall 1967
Super Bowl IX: Terry Bradshaw, Round 1, 1st overall 1970
Super Bowl X: Terry Bradshaw, Round 1, 1st overall 1970
Super Bowl XI: Ken Stabler, Round 2, 52nd overall 1968
S. Bowl XII: Roger Staubach, Rnd 10, 129th oa NFL; Rnd 16, 122nd oa AFL 1964
Super Bowl XIII: Terry Bradshaw, Round 1, 1st overall 1970
Super Bowl XIV: Terry Bradshaw, Round 1, 1st overall 1970
Super Bowl XV: Jim Plunkett, Round 1, 1st overall 1971
Super Bowl XVI: Joe Montana, Round 3, 82nd overall 1979
Super Bowl XVII: Joe Theismann, Round 4, 99th overall 1971
Super Bowl XVIII: Jim Plunkett, Round 1, 1st overall 1971
Super Bowl XIX: Joe Montana, Round 3, 82nd overall 1979
Super Bowl XX: Jim McMahon, Round 1, 5th overall 1982
Super Bowl XXI: Phil Simms, Round 1, 7th overall 1979
Super Bowl XXII: Doug Williams, Round 1, 17th overall 1978
Super Bowl XXIII: Joe Montana, Round 3, 82nd overall 1979
Super Bowl XXIV: Joe Montana, Round 3, 82nd overall 1979
Super Bowl XXV: Jeff Hostetler, Round 3, 59th overall 1984
Super Bowl XXVI: Mark Rypien, Round 6, 146th overall 1986
Super Bowl XXVII: Troy Aikman, Round 1, 1st overall 1989
Super Bowl XXVIII: Troy Aikman, Round 1, 1st overall 1989
Super Bowl XXIX: Steve Young, Round 1, 1st overall 1984 NFL Supplemental Draft
Super Bowl XXX: Troy Aikman, Round 1, 1st overall 1989
Super Bowl XXXI: Brett Favre, Round 2, 33rd overall 1991
Super Bowl XXXII: John Elway, Round 1, 1st overall 1983
Super Bowl XXXIII: John Elway, Round 1, 1st overall 1983
Super Bowl XXXIV: Kurt Warner, Undrafted
Super Bowl XXXV: Trent Dilfer, Round 1, 6th overall 1994
Super Bowl XXXVI: Tom Brady, Round 6, 199th overall 2000
Super Bowl XXXVII: Brad Johnson, Round 9, 227th overall 1992
Super Bowl XXXVIII: Tom Brady, Round 6, 199th overall 2000
Super Bowl XXXIX: Tom Brady, Round 6, 199th overall 2000
Super Bowl XL: Ben Roethlisberger, Round 1, 11th overall 2004
Super Bowl XLI: Peyton Manning, Round 1, 1st overall 1998
Super Bowl XLII: Eli Manning, Round 1, 1st overall 2004
Super Bowl XLIII: Ben Roethlisberger, Round 1, 11th overall 2004
Super Bowl XLIV: Drew Brees, Round 2, 32nd overall 2001
Super Bowl XLV: Aaron Rodgers, Round 1, 24th overall 2005
Super Bowl XLVI: Eli Manning, Round 1, 1st overall 2004
Super Bowl XLVII: Joe Flacco, Round 1, 18th overall 2008
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One United States president (Herbert Hoover) and two Super Bowl winning quarterbacks (Jim Plunkett, John Elway) went to Stanford University.
Terry Bradshaw
Alabama and Purdue.
The Steelers had two quarterbacks win the Super Bowl as starters:Terry Bradshaw - IX, X, XIII, XIVBen Roethlisberger - XL, XLIII
Jim Kelley started four consecutive Super Bowls Game for the Bills, winning none.
This only list Quarterbacks who have won a Superbowl prior to the Super Bowl listed in parathesis next to the name. Terry Bradshaw and Roger Staubach (Super Bowl 10) (Super Bowl 13) Jim Plunkett and Joe Theismann (Super Bowl 18) Ben Roethlisberger and Kurt Warner (Super Bowl 43) Eli Manning and Tom Brady (Super Bowl 46)
Troy Aikman, Eli Manning, Payton Manning, Jim Plunket, John Elway.
Seven- Dawson, Morrall, Griese, Eason, Brady, Collins and Brees.
There are four quarterbacks who have won the Super Bowl in their 2nd year in the NFL. They are: Tom Brady, New England Patriots, drafted 2000, won 2001 season, Super Bowl XXXVI Kurt Warner, St Louis Rams, undrafted, rookie season 1998, won 1999 season, Super Bowl XXXIV Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers, drafted 2004, won 2005 season, Super Bowl XL Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks, drafted 2012, won 2013 season, Super Bowl XLVIII
3 Super Bowl winning quarterbacks who have lost their lives are - Steve McNair (Titans), David Woodley (Dolphins), and Johnny Unitas (Colts).