Longhorn Legacy: Every Texas Player to Win a Super Bowl Ring
The Texas Longhorns’ influence in the NFL’s biggest game continues to grow, with multiple former Texas stars set to take the field in Super Bowl LIX. When the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles clash at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Texas football will once again be well represented, continuing a legacy that stretches back to the very first Super Bowl.
Longhorns in Super Bowl LIX
Three former Texas Exes will suit up for the championship showdown:
- Xavier Worthy (WR, Chiefs) – The explosive rookie wide receiver, drafted in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, is looking to cap off a stellar debut season with his first Super Bowl ring.
- Charles Omenihu (DE, Chiefs) – A disruptive force on the defensive line, Omenihu is making his second straight Super Bowl appearance with the defending champion Chiefs and could become the first Longhorn to win back-to-back rings if Kansas City secures another title.
- Moro Ojomo (DL, Eagles) – The former Texas defensive lineman is playing in his first Super Bowl, hoping to help Philadelphia reclaim its place atop the NFL.
Texas’ Deep Super Bowl History
Since the inaugural Super Bowl in 1969, when the New York Jets defeated the Baltimore Colts, Texas football has had a presence in the game nearly every year. Notably, since 2006, at least one former Longhorn has played in every Super Bowl except one (2023).
Several championship teams have featured multiple Longhorns on their rosters, including:
- 1969 Jets
- 1986 Bears
- 2000 Rams
- 2009 Steelers
- 2013 Ravens
- 2018 Eagles
Longhorns With the Most Super Bowl Appearances
Some Texas players have built a legacy of making multiple trips to the Super Bowl, with three appearances each:
- Casey Hampton (DT, Steelers)
- Malcom Brown (DT, Patriots)
- Dave Studdard (OT, Broncos)
Brown, in particular, had a dominant run in the late 2010s, playing in three Super Bowls in four years with the New England Patriots.
Texas Players With Multiple Super Bowl Rings
Only a select few Longhorns have won multiple championships in the NFL. That exclusive group includes:
- Terry Orr (TE, Washington)
- Dan Neil (G, Broncos)
- Aaron Ross (CB, Giants)
- Malcom Brown (DT, Patriots)
Omenihu’s Chance at History
With the Chiefs winning the 2024 Super Bowl, Charles Omenihu already holds one ring. If Kansas City defeats the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, he will make history as the first Longhorn to win back-to-back Super Bowls.
Texas football’s impact on the NFL remains undeniable, with Longhorns continuing to thrive on football’s biggest stage. Whether it’s **rookies chasing their
