Tennessee Ties Miami For Most Players to Ever Play in Super Bowl

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Moseley and Colquitt will be doing more than representing Tennessee in the Super Bowl, however. They will become the 64th and 65th VFLs to play in the Super Bowl since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970, which ties Tennessee with Miami for the most alumni to ever play in the Super Bowl.
 
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JP_UT_O&W said:
Decade of the Vols is underway though!
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First time in over a decade that I've been optimistic about the next season on the front end of an offseason. With the consistency on the offensive staff, I even think one of the beleaguered QBs on our roster is going to take a major step forward and be one of the top 3-5 SEC QBs in 2020.
 
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A few yrs. ago my son and his gf who is now his wife ran into a guy at the mall; the guy was talking to his gf, and my son was like who was that? She replied, "Reggie Ragland, went to middle school together." He plays for the Chiefs.
 
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BACKDOC said:
A few yrs. ago my son and his gf who is now his wife ran into a guy at the mall; the guy was talking to his gf, and my son was like who was that? She replied, "Reggie Ragland, went to middle school together." He plays for the Chiefs.
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So did she introduce them and get an autograph or pic?
 
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GTBATV said:
I will probably pull for the Chiefs so Dustin can finally get a ring.
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Yeah, I don't want all those 49 fans boasting about how many Superbowls they won and their Superbowl record.

We just finally got rid of all those Patriots homers at work, don't need niners taking their place.

Go Titans, Broncos, Cowboys!
 
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Well...that COULD be spun negatively in that a lot of players drafted on Superbowl caliber teams were probably late rounders. But regardless, that's awesome to hear.
 
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HuntlandVolinColo said:
Yeah, I don't want all those 49 fans boasting about how many Superbowls they won and their Superbowl record.

We just finally got rid of all those Patriots homers at work, don't need niners taking their place.

Go Titans, Broncos, Cowboys!
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I will give you a like if you edit your post by erasing the Cowboys.
 
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MiramarVol said:
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Moseley and Colquitt will be doing more than representing Tennessee in the Super Bowl, however. They will become the 64th and 65th VFLs to play in the Super Bowl since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970, which ties Tennessee with Miami for the most alumni to ever play in the Super Bowl.
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They are everywhere, everywhere.
 
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Boca Vol said:
How did they screw over EB last year? And what does that have to do with this year?
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They let him go. And he could have been in the Super Bowl as another Vol alum this year if they hadn't. Thought it was a simple common sense comment.
 
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Assuming he wasn't let go or traded before this season. The NFL is a business. Oft injured players, no matter how good they are, aren't kept around.
 
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GVF said:
They let him go. And he could have been in the Super Bowl as another Vol alum this year if they hadn't. Thought it was a simple common sense comment.
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Letting a player go isn't "screwing him over". It's a business decision, the NFL is a big business.
 
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