Super Bowl LVI between the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams gathers 107 former college football players. The SEC and Big Ten garner the largest representation in Los Angeles, combining for 46 players.
Florida and LSU rank at the top with five representatives, and the FCS and DII football both have former players on active rosters.
Here is how the rosters break down:
All roster information is as of Feb. 3, 2022
Super Bowl Rosters: Colleges represented by the Cincinnati Bengals
Active Roster
Player | Number | Position | College |
---|---|---|---|
Hakeem Adeniji | 77 | G | Kansas |
Brandon Allen | 8 | QB | Arkansas |
Ricardo Allen | 37 | S | Purdue |
Eli Apple | 20 | CB | Ohio State |
Chidobe Awuzie | 22 | CB | Colorado |
Markus Bailey | 51 | LB | Purdue |
Jessie Bates III | 30 | S | Wake Forest |
Vonn Bell | 24 | S | Ohio State |
Tyler Boyd | 83 | WR | Pittsburgh |
Joe Burrow | 9 | QB | LSU |
Jackson Carman | 79 | G | Clemson |
Ja'Marr Chase | 1 | WR | LSU |
Jalen Davis | 35 | CB | Utah State |
Chris Evans | 25 | HB | Michigan |
Tre Flowers | 33 | CB | Oklahoma State |
Vernon Hargreaves III | 29 | CB | Florida |
Clark Harris | 46 | LS | Rutgers |
Trey Hendrickson | 91 | DE | Florida Atlantic |
Tee Higgins | 85 | WR | Clemson |
B.J. Hill | 92 | DT | NC State |
Trey Hill | 63 | C | Georgia |
Mike Hilton | 21 | CB | Mississippi |
Trey Hopkins | 66 | C | Texas |
Sam Hubbard | 94 | DE | Ohio State |
Kevin Huber | 10 | P | Cincinnati |
Trenton Irwin | 16 | WR | Stanford |
Fred Johnson | 74 | OT | Florida |
Clay Johnston | 44 | LB | Baylor |
Keandre Jones | 47 | LB | Maryland |
Khalid Kareem | 90 | DE | Notre Dame |
Zach Kerr | 69 | NT | Delaware |
Evan McPherson | 2 | K | Florida |
Joe Mixon | 28 | HB | Oklahoma |
Stanley Morgan | 17 | WR | Nebraska |
Samaje Perine | 34 | HB | Oklahoma |
Germaine Pratt | 57 | LB | NC State |
Isaiah Prince | 75 | OT | Ohio State |
Wyatt Ray | 93 | DE | Boston College |
D.J. Reader | 98 | DT | Clemson |
Cam Sample | 96 | EDGE | Tulane |
Drew Sample | 89 | TE | Washington |
Tyler Shelvin | 99 | DT | LSU |
D'Ante Smith | 70 | G | East Carolina |
Quinton Spain | 67 | OG | West Virginia |
Michael Thomas | 31 | S | Stanford |
Mike Thomas | 80 | WR |
Southern Mississippi |
Josh Tupou | 68 | DT | Colorado |
C.J. Uzomah | 87 | TE | Auburn |
Trae Waynes | 26 | CB | Michigan State |
Mitchell Wilcox | 84 | TE | South Florida |
Jonah Williams | 73 | OT | Alabama |
Trayveon Williams | 32 | HB | Texas A&M |
Logan Wilson | 55 | LB | Wyoming |
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Active roster
Player | Number | Position | College |
---|---|---|---|
Cam Akers | 23 | RB | Florida State |
Landen Akers | 84 | WR | Iowa State |
Brian Allen | 55 | OL | Michigan State |
Tremayne Anchrum Jr. | 72 | OL | Clemson |
Odell Beckham Jr. | 3 | WR | LSU |
Kendall Blanton | 86 | TE | Missouri |
Bobby Brown III | 95 | DL | Texas A&M |
Terrell Burgess | 26 | S | Utah |
Marquise Copeland | 93 | DL | Cincinnati |
Austin Corbett | 63 | OL | Nevada |
Dont'e Deayon | 21 | CB | Boise State |
Aaron Donald | 99 | DL | Pittsburgh |
David Edwards | 73 | OL | Wisconsin |
Bobby Evans | 71 | OL | Oklahoma |
Leonard Floyd | 54 | OLB | Georgia |
Jake Funk | 34 | RB | Maryland |
Greg Gaines | 91 | DL | Washington |
Chris Garrett | 48 | OLB |
Concordia St. Paul |
Matt Gay | 8 | K | Utah |
Jake Gervase | 39 | S | Iowa |
Grant Haley | 46 | DB | Penn State |
Rob Havenstein | 79 | OL | Wisconsin |
Johnny Hekker | 6 | P | Oregon State |
Tyler Higbee | 89 | TE |
Western Kentucky |
Michael Hoecht | 96 | DL | Brown |
Justin Hollins | 58 | LB | Oregon |
Brycen Hopkins | 88 | TE | Purdue |
Travin Howard | 32 | ILB | TCU |
Buddy Howell | 38 | RB | Florida Atlantic |
AJ Jackson | 68 | OL | Iowa |
Van Jefferson | 12 | WR | Florida |
Ernest Jones | 50 | LB | South Carolina |
Cooper Kupp | 10 | WR |
Eastern Washington |
Terrell Lewis | 52 | OLB | Alabama |
David Long Jr. | 22 | CB | Michigan |
Sony Michel | 25 | RB | Georgia |
Von Miller | 40 | OLB | Texas A&M |
Joe Noteboom | 70 | OL | TCU |
Ogbonnia Okoronkwo | 45 | OLB | Oklahoma |
Kareem Orr | 35 | DB |
Chattanooga |
Matthew Orzech | 42 | LS | Azusa Pacific |
Bryce Perkins | 16 | QB | Virginia |
Brandon Powell | 19 | WR | Florida |
Jalen Ramsey | 5 | DB | Florida State |
Taylor Rapp | 24 | S | Washington |
Troy Reeder | 51 | ILB | Delaware |
A'Shawn Robinson | 94 | DL | Alabama |
Nick Scott | 33 | S | Penn State |
Coleman Shelton | 65 | OL | Washington |
Ben Skowronek | 18 | WR | Notre Dame |
Matthew Stafford | 9 | QB | Georgia |
Andrew Whitworth | 77 | OL | LSU |
Darious Williams | 11 | CB |
UAB |
John Wolford | 13 | QB | Wake Forest |
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Breakdown by college
Here are all the schools with at least two players or more:
Number of Players | College |
---|---|
5 | Florida, LSU |
4 |
Washington, Georgia, Ohio State, Clemson, Oklahoma |
3 |
Alabama, Texas A&M, Purdue |
2 |
Wake Forest, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, Michigan, Michigan State, |
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Breakdown by conference
Here are all the conferences represented at least two times or more:
Note: The FCS has 5 total players and DII has 2.
Number of Players | Conference |
---|---|
25 | SEC |
21 | Big Ten |
14 | ACC |
12 | Big 12, Pac-12 |
5 | AAC, Conference USA |
4 | Mountain West |
2 | Independent, CAA (FCS) |
FCS and DII Breakdown
Here are all the FCS schools represented:
Number of Players | College |
---|---|
2 | Delaware |
1 | Chattanooga |
1 | Brown |
1 |
Eastern Washington |
Here are all the DII schools represented:
Number of Players | College |
---|---|
1 |
Concordia St. Paul, Azuza Pacific |