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LSU fans may have four different choices on who they want to win next month's Super Bowl in New Orleans, but there's a streak at stake for them to consider. There has been at least one former Tiger on each of the past 11 Super Bowl champions, a streak dating to the 2002 game.

Of the four remaining teams, only Baltimore does not have a former Tiger on its roster. New England is led by running back Stevan Ridley, while Atlanta starting center Todd McClure wore purple and gold and San Francisco defensive back Curtis Taylor is another former Tiger.

Here's a look at former LSU players who were Super Bowl champions and below that a list of Tigers who have played in the game:

LSU's Super Bowl Winners (27)

Joseph Addai (RB), 2007
Indianapolis Colts

Eric Alexander (LB), 2005
New England Patriots

Rohan Davey (QB), 2004-05
New England Patriots

Ryan Clark (DB), 2009

Pittsburgh Steelers

Michael Clayton (WR), 2012

Tampa Bay Bucs

Alan Faneca (G), 2006

Pittsburgh Steelers

Marlon Favorite (DT), #2010

New Orleans Saints
Kevin Faulk (RB) *2002, 2004-05

New England Patriots

Matt Flynn (QB) 2011

Green Bay Packers

Randall Gay (CB) **2005, 2010

New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints

2005, 10

Howard Green (DT) 2011

Green Bay Packers

Jarvis Green (DE), 2004-05

New England Patriots

Devery Henderson (WR) 2010

New Orleans Saints

Marquise Hill (DT), 2005

New England Patriots

Greg Jackson (SS), 1991

New York Giants

Tory James (CB), 1998-99
Denver Broncos

Quinn Johnson (FB) 2011
Green Bay Packers

Brian Kinchen (TE), 2004

New England Patriots

Leonard Marshall (DE), 1987, 1991

New York Giants

Anthony McFarland (DT) **2003, 2007

Tampa Bay Bucs, Indianpolis Colts

Fred Miller (DT), 1971
Baltimore Colts

Remi Prudhomme (C-G), 1970
Kansas City Chiefs

Johnny Robinson (S), 1970
Kansas City Chiefs

Jim Taylor (RB), 1967
Green Bay Packers

Billy Truax (TE), 1972

Dallas Cowboys

Justin Vincent (RB)#, 2009

Pittsburgh Steelers

Corey Webster (CB), 2008, 2012

New York Giants


Former LSU Players on Super Bowl Rosters

Joseph Addai (RB)
Indianapolis Colts

Super Bowl XLI, XLIV

2007, 10

Charles Alexander (RB)

Cincinnati Bengals

Super Bowl XVI

1982

Eric Alexander (LB)

New England Patriots

Super Bowl, XXXIX, XLII

2005, 08

Mitch Andrews (TE)

Denver Broncos

Super Bowl XXII

1988

Michael Brooks (LB)

Denver Broncos

Super Bowl XXII, XXIV

1988, 90

Billy Cannon (TE)

Oakland Raiders

Super Bowl II

1968

Warren Capone (LB)

Dallas Cowboys

Super Bowl X

1976

Ryan Clark (S)

Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl XLIII, XLV

2009, 11

Michael Clayton (WR)

New York Giants

Super Bowl XLVI

2012

Rohan Davey (QB)

New England Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVIII

2004, 05

Early Doucet (WR)

Arizona Cardinals

Super Bowl XLIII

2009

A.J. Duhe (LB)

Miami Dolphins

Super Bowl XVII

1983, 85

Alan Faneca (G)

Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl XL

2006

Kevin Faulk (RB)

New England Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLII, XLVI

2002, 04, 05, 08, 12

Marlon Favorite (DL)

# New Orleans Saints Super Bowl XLIV 2010

Matt Flynn (QB)

Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XLV 2011

Eddie Fuller (RB)

Buffalo Bills

Super Bowl XXVI, XXVII, XXVIII

1992, 93, 94

Dennis Gaubatz (LB)

Baltimore Colts

Super Bowl III

1969

Randall Gay (CB)

New England Patriots

Super Bowl XXXIX, XLII

2005, 08

New Orleans Saints

Super Bowl XLIV

2010

Howard Green (DT)

Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XLV

2011

Jarvis Green (DE)

New England Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLII

2004, 05, 08

Bo Harris (LB)

Cincinnati Bengals

Super Bowl XVI

1982

Devery Henderson (WR)

New Orleans Saints

Super Bowl XLIV

2010

Ali Highsmith (LB)

Arizona Cardinals

Super Bowl XLIII

2009

Marquise Hill (DE)

New England Patriots

Super Bowl XXXIX

2005

Greg Jackson (SS)

New York Giants

Super Bowl XXV

1991

Tory James (CB)

Denver Broncos

Super Bowl XXXII, XXXIII

1998, 99

Oakland Raiders

Super Bowl XXXVII

2003

Quinn Johnson (FB)

Green Bay Packers

Super Bowl XLV

2011

Tim Joiner (LB)

Denver Broncos

Super Bowl XXII

1988

Brian Kinchen (TE)

New England Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVIII

2004

Todd Kinchen (WR)

Atlanta Falcons

Super Bowl XXXIII

1999

Gene Lang (RB)

Denver Broncos

Super Bowl XXI

1987, 88

Leonard Marshall (DE)

New York Giants

Super Bowl XXI, XXV

1987, 91

Anthony McFarland (DT)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Super Bowl XXXVII

2003

Indianapolis Colts

Super Bowl XLI

2007

Fred Miller (DT)

Baltimore Colts

Super Bowl III, V

1969, 71

Remi Prudhomme (C-G)

Kansas City Chiefs

Super Bowl IV

1970

Stevan Ridley (RB)

New England Patriots

Super Bowl XLVI

2012

Johnny Robinson (S)

Kansas City Chiefs

Super Bowl I, IV

1967, 70

Jim Taylor (RB)

Green Bay Packers

Super Bowl I

1967

Billy Truax (TE)

Dallas Cowboys

Super Bowl VI

1972

Justin Vincent (RB)

# Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl XLIII

2009

Denard Walker (CB)

Tennessee Titans

Super Bowl XXXIV

2000

Corey Webster (CB)

New York Giants

Super Bowl XLII, XLVI

2008, 12

Roy "Moonie" Winston (LB)

Minnesota Vikings

Super Bowl IV, VIII, IX, XI

1970, 74, 75, 77

David Woodley (QB)

Miami Dolphins

Super Bowl XVII

1983

Godfrey Zaunbrecher (C)

Minnesota Vikings

Super Bowl VIII

1974

* only three-time winner in LSU history
** only former LSU players to win Super Bowls with two different teams (McFarland: Buccaneers and Colts; Gay: Patriots and Saints)

^ on injured reserve roster for Super Bowl

# on practice squad roster for Super Bowl

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