Vols who have Super Bowl rings...

[Freak]

A total of 40 former Vols have won Super Bowl rings, which is a higher number than I would have guessed.

Jennings has a chance to add his name to the list tonight.

Bill Anderson	1967 Packers
Ron Widby	1972 Cowboys
Craig Colquitt	1979 & 1980 Steelers
Jack Reynolds	1982 & 1985 49ers
Mickey Marvin	1981 & 1984 Raiders
Craig Puki	1982 49ers
Willie Gault	1986 Bears
Raleigh McKenzie	1988 & 1992 Redskins
Keith DeLong	1990 49ers
Alvin Harper	1993 & 1994 Cowboys
Bill Bates	1993, 1994 &1996 Cowboys
Cory Fleming	1996 Cowboys
Reggie White	1997 Packers
Bruce Wilkerson	1997 Packers
Marcus Nash	1999 Broncos & 2001 Ravens
Trey Teague	1999 Broncos
Leonard Little	2000 Rams
Jamal Lewis	2001 Ravens
Cosey Coleman	2003 Buccaneers
Travis Stephens	2003 Buccaneers
Cedrick Wilson	2006 Steelers
Peyton Manning	2007 Colts and 2016 Broncos
Gibril Wilson	2008 Giants
Jabari Greer	2010 Saints
Robert Meachem	2010 Saints
Marvin Mitchell	2010 Saints
Chad Clifton	2011 Packers
Justin Harrel	2011 Packers
Scott Wells	2011 Packers
Deon Grant	2012 Giants
Jerod Mayo	2015 Patriots
Morgan Cox	2013 Ravens
Britton Colquitt	2016 Broncos
Malik Jackson	2016 Broncos
Tony McDaniel	2014 Seahawks
Justin Coleman	2017 Patriots
Derek Barnett	2018 Eagles
Cordarrelle Patterson	2019 Patriots
Dustin Colquitt	2020 Chiefs
Trey Smith	2023 Chiefs

*Leonard Little team corrected. Thanks @Tman44

 

[VFL-82-JP]

Almost as many won a ring after Peyton as before. Even in our Dark Ages, we were cycling NFL grade talent through the roster.

 

[tennesseeduke]

A total of 40 former Vols have won Super Bowl rings, which is a higher number than I would have guessed.

Jennings has a chance to add his name to the list tonight.

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Bill Anderson	1967 Packers
Ron Widby	1972 Cowboys
Craig Colquitt	1979 & 1980 Steelers
Jack Reynolds	1982 & 1985 49ers
Mickey Marvin	1981 & 1984 Raiders
Craig Puki	1982 49ers
Willie Gault	1986 Bears
Raleigh McKenzie	1988 & 1992 Redskins
Keith DeLong	1990 49ers
Alvin Harper	1993 & 1994 Cowboys
Bill Bates	1993, 1994 &1996 Cowboys
Cory Fleming	1996 Cowboys
Reggie White	1997 Packers
Bruce Wilkerson	1997 Packers
Marcus Nash	1999 Broncos & 2001 Ravens
Trey Teague	1999 Broncos
Leonard Little	2000 Rams
Jamal Lewis	2001 Ravens
Cosey Coleman	2003 Buccaneers
Travis Stephens	2003 Buccaneers
Cedrick Wilson	2006 Steelers
Peyton Manning	2007 Colts and 2016 Broncos
Gibril Wilson	2008 Giants
Jabari Greer	2010 Saints
Robert Meachem	2010 Saints
Marvin Mitchell	2010 Saints
Chad Clifton	2011 Packers
Justin Harrel	2011 Packers
Scott Wells	2011 Packers
Deon Grant	2012 Giants
Jerod Mayo	2015 Patriots
Morgan Cox	2013 Ravens
Britton Colquitt	2016 Broncos
Malik Jackson	2016 Broncos
Tony McDaniel	2014 Seahawks
Justin Coleman	2017 Patriots
Derek Barnett	2018 Eagles
Cordarrelle Patterson	2019 Patriots
Dustin Colquitt	2020 Chiefs
Trey Smith	2023 Chiefs

*Leonard Little team corrected. Thanks @Tman44

Or Trey Smith gets another

 

[CAVPUT]

Watched every super bowl until 2016. That was the last time I watched the game.

 

[DarkVolder]

Watched every super bowl until 2016. That was the last time I watched the game.

Lemme guess because of Kappernick lol

 

[NorCalVol67]

Watched every super bowl until 2016. That was the last time I watched the game.

Thanks for the info.

 

[901 Orange]

Think it's pretty cool that all the Colquitt's got a ring.

 

[tomq_123]

Rooting for Jennings to get his first ring today. Dude is/was all Vol and just a beast.

 

[CAVPUT]

Lemme guess because of Kappernick lol

In part, but it was also Manning's last season. Those 2 events just took my enthusiasm for the pro game away.

Thanks for the info.

No problem. Hope it made a difference in your day.

 

[AdoptedVOL]

Watched every super bowl until 2016. That was the last time I watched the game.

I'm there with ya brother. NFL don't miss me dnd I don't miss them.

I'll check VN to see if Juaun gets his 6 by hook route or long ball.

 

[AdoptedVOL]

Lemme guess because of Kappernick lol

Not just Kap. I'm just wore out with the politics and wokeness. The attacks on the blue, military, flag, anthem. By design, NFL brought those in as a feature; then, turned their back. I turn on sports to break away from all that crap. Now it's half the show.

Also, players used to care about youth and the folks responsible for their livelihood. Too many now focus on themselves and the $. They'll walk past a kid with a jersey and a pen seeking an autograph. Didn't used to be that way.

 

[ENGRVOL]

The quality of our winners is what stands out. Peyton winning mvp, Malik scoring a defensive touchdown for the broncos, Reggie getting 3 sacks, Jamal Lewis rushing for 100+ yds as a rookie and being the youngest touchdown scorer in Super Bowl history. So many great performances.

 

[vols 30]

I don't remember Marcus Nash even playing in the NFL, yet he's got 2 rings. Good for him.

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

Not just Kap. I'm just wore out with the politics and wokeness. The attacks on the blue, military, flag, anthem. By design, NFL brought those in as a feature; then, turned their back. I turn on sports to break away from all that crap. Now it's half the show.

Also, players used to care about youth and the folks responsible for their livelihood. Too many now focus on themselves and the $. They'll walk past a kid with a jersey and a pen seeking an autograph. Didn't used to be that way.

I honestly don't believe any of that is true. Attacks on the military? Give me a break.

 

[AdoptedVOL]

I honestly don't believe any of that is true. Attacks on the military? Give me a break.

My comment was in the politicizing of sports. I'll let you do your own search. Try "NFL and military".

I'm just tired of the politics and division. Personally, I like the flag display, anthem (no hats), flyovers (favorite is B1B and F16s). Low enough I can feel the heat of blue afterburners.

I don't like taking a knee, disrespect, or pig socks (Sharpees are cool).

Tonight it's popcorn, beer and Second Hand Lions.

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

Personally, I like the flag display, anthem (no hats), flyovers (favorite is B1B and F16s). Low enough I can feel the heat of blue afterburners.

Literally all of that still happens before every game. Including tonight.

 

[76volman]

Way to go JJ!!! Awesome TD pass in the Super Bowl!!!

 

[AdoptedVOL]

I honestly don't believe any of that is true. Attacks on the military? Give me a break.

Showing my age here a bit but I'm reminded of this classic. Just for grins.

 

[txbo]

Happy for Trey Smith adding to his ring collection.

Sad for Jennings. He was an extra point away from a ring and MVP trophy.

 

[Volbackhomefromtx]

I didn’t realize Bill Bates was the only Vol with 3 rings.

Regardless of how you feel about the Chiefs, Trey Smith is the most likely Vol to tie Bates’ number of rings. What a story! Almost had to quit football for health reasons and now a 2-time SuperBowl champion.

I have to admit I was pulling for SFO so JJ could get a ring. Not only that but he would have also been MVP.

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

I didn’t realize Bill Bates was the only Vol with 3 rings.

Regardless of how you feel about the Chiefs, Trey Smith is the most likely Vol to tie Bates’ number of rings. What a story! Almost had to quit football for health reasons and now a 2-time SuperBowl champion.

I have to admit I was pulling for SFO so JJ could get a ring. Not only that but he would have also been MVP.

McCaffrey would have been MVP

 

[Tin Man]

McCaffrey would have been MVP

Respectfully, I disagree. JJ was responsible for two scores and keeping drives alive with critical receptions. Not to take anything away from McCaffrey, but JJ was the man for the 49ers.

Edit: No JJ pass, no McCaffery TD reception.

 

[Majors]

Pays to know your role and play special teams and back LB

 

[Volfan1000]

A total of 40 former Vols have won Super Bowl rings, which is a higher number than I would have guessed.

Jennings has a chance to add his name to the list tonight.

View attachment 619127

Bill Anderson	1967 Packers
Ron Widby	1972 Cowboys
Craig Colquitt	1979 & 1980 Steelers
Jack Reynolds	1982 & 1985 49ers
Mickey Marvin	1981 & 1984 Raiders
Craig Puki	1982 49ers
Willie Gault	1986 Bears
Raleigh McKenzie	1988 & 1992 Redskins
Keith DeLong	1990 49ers
Alvin Harper	1993 & 1994 Cowboys
Bill Bates	1993, 1994 &1996 Cowboys
Cory Fleming	1996 Cowboys
Reggie White	1997 Packers
Bruce Wilkerson	1997 Packers
Marcus Nash	1999 Broncos & 2001 Ravens
Trey Teague	1999 Broncos
Leonard Little	2000 Rams
Jamal Lewis	2001 Ravens
Cosey Coleman	2003 Buccaneers
Travis Stephens	2003 Buccaneers
Cedrick Wilson	2006 Steelers
Peyton Manning	2007 Colts and 2016 Broncos
Gibril Wilson	2008 Giants
Jabari Greer	2010 Saints
Robert Meachem	2010 Saints
Marvin Mitchell	2010 Saints
Chad Clifton	2011 Packers
Justin Harrel	2011 Packers
Scott Wells	2011 Packers
Deon Grant	2012 Giants
Jerod Mayo	2015 Patriots
Morgan Cox	2013 Ravens
Britton Colquitt	2016 Broncos
Malik Jackson	2016 Broncos
Tony McDaniel	2014 Seahawks
Justin Coleman	2017 Patriots
Derek Barnett	2018 Eagles
Cordarrelle Patterson	2019 Patriots
Dustin Colquitt	2020 Chiefs
Trey Smith	2023 Chiefs

*Leonard Little team corrected. Thanks @Tman44

That is an awesome statistic.

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Respectfully, I disagree. JJ was responsible for two scores and keeping drives alive with critical receptions. Not to take anything away from McCaffrey, but JJ was the man for the 49ers.

Edit: No JJ pass, no McCaffery TD reception.

He was definitely worthy of it but McCaffrey had around 30 touches and almost 200 yds