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Monday, February 04, 2019

Nate Ebner Becomes Second Buckeye to Win Three Super Bowls




By Dan Hope on February 3, 2019 at 10:05 pm @dan_hope


Mark J. Rebilas – USA TODAY Sports
With the New England Patriots' win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday night, Nate Ebner became just the second former Ohio State player ever to win three Super Bowls.
Ebner, who previously won titles with the Patriots in 2015 and 2017, matches Mike Vrabel – who also won all three of his titles with the Patriots, in 2002, 2004 and 2005 – as the only Buckeyes to win the NFL's biggest game three times.
John Simon, who also plays for the Patriots, becomes the 31st different Buckeye to win a Super Bowl in his first appearance in the big game. His highlight of the night came in the second quarter, when he broke up a pass from Rams quarterback Jared Goff at the line of scrimmage.
The full list of former Ohio State players who have won Super Bowls:
BUCKEYES WHO HAVE WON SUPER BOWLS
PLAYER
YEARS (TEAMS)
JIM TYRER
1970 (Kansas City Chiefs)
BOB VOGEL
1971 (Baltimore Colts)
MATT SNELL
1969 (New York Jets)
PAUL WARFIELD
1973, 1974 (Miami Dolphins)
JACK TATUM
1977 (Oakland Raiders)
MORRIS BRADSHAW
1977, 1981 (Oakland Raiders)
NEAL COLZIE
1977 (Oakland Raiders)
JOHN FRANK
1985, 1989 (San Francisco 49ers)
SHAUN GAYLE
1986 (Chicago Bears)
MIKE TOMCZAK
1986 (Chicago Bears)
PEPPER JOHNSON
1987, 1991 (New York Giants)
WILLIAM ROBERTS
1987, 1991 (New York Giants)
JIM LACHEY
1992 (Washington Redskins)
TITO PAUL
1999 (Denver Broncos)
ORLANDO PACE
2000 (St. Louis Rams)
JOE GERMAINE
2000 (St. Louis Rams)
LORENZO STYLES
2000 (St. Louis Rams)
MIKE VRABEL
2002, 2004, 2005 (New England Patriots)
RICKEY DUDLEY
2003 (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
TOM TUPA
2003 (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
SANTONIO HOLMES
2009 (Pittsburgh Steelers)
MALCOLM JENKINS
2010 (New Orleans Saints), 2018 (Philadelphia Eagles)
WILL SMITH
2010 (New Orleans Saints)
A.J. HAWK
2011 (Green Bay Packers)
RYAN PICKETT
2011 (Green Bay Packers)
MATT WILHELM
2011 (Green Bay Packers)
JAKE BALLARD
2012 (New York Giants)
JIM CORDLE
2012 (New York Giants)
NATE EBNER
2015, 2017, 2019 (New England Patriots)
BRADLEY ROBY
2016 (Denver Broncos)
JOHN SIMON
2019 (New England Patriots)

Jake McQuaide, who was also playing in his first Super Bowl, served as the Rams' long snapper in defeat.

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