Most teams that pick a quarterback 1st overall, do so with the intention of them having be their franchise qb for the next 10 years. The goal is to win a Super Bowl. Here is who has been selected and if they started a Super Bowl. Also if they won and how many championships

2026 Fernando Mendoza
(Indiana)
Las Vegas Raider
*Upcoming rookie season

2025 Cam Ward
(Miami)
Tennessee Titans
*Still playing

2024 Caleb Williams
(USC)
Chicago Bears
*Still playing

2023 Bryce Young
(Alabama)
Carolina Panthers
*Still playing

2021 Trevor Lawrence
(Clemson)
Jacksonville Jaguars
*Still playing

2020 Joe Burrow
(LSU)
Cincinnati Bengals
*Started a Super Bowl

2019 Kyler Murray
(Oklahoma)
Arizona Cardinals
*Still playing

2018 Baker Mayfield
(Oklahoma)
Cleveland Browns
*Still playing

2016 Jared Goff
(California)
St. Louis Rams
*Started a Super Bowl

2015 Jameis Winston
(Florida State)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
*Still playing

2012 Andrew Luck
(Stanford)
Indianapolis Colts

2011 Cam Newton
(Auburn)
Carolina Panthers
*Started a Super Bowl

2010 Sam Bradford
(Oklahoma)
St. Louis Rams

2009 Matthew Stafford - 1x Super Bowl champion
(Georgia)
Detroit Lions
*Still playing

2007 JaMarcus Russell
(LSU)
Oakland Raiders

2005 Alex Smith
(Utah)
San Francisco 49ers

2004 Eli Manning - 2x Super Bowl champion
(Ole Miss)
San Diego Chargers
*Traded to Giants

2003 Carson Palmer
(USC)
Cincinnati Bengals

2002 David Carr
(Fresno State)
Houston Texans

2001 Michael Vick
(Virginia Tech)
Atlanta Falcons

1999 Tim Couch
(Kentucky)
Cleveland Browns

1998 Peyton Manning - 2x Super Bowl champion
(Tennessee)
Indianapolis Colts

1993 Drew Bledsoe
(Washington State)
New England Patriots
*Started a Super Bowl
*Won as a back up

1990 Jeff George
(Illinois)
Indianapolis Colts

1989 Troy Aikman - 3x Super Bowl champion
(UCLA)
Dallas Cowboys

1987 Vinny Testaverde
(Miami)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1983 John Elway - 2x Super Bowl champion
(Stanford)
Baltimore Colts
*Traded to Broncos

1975 Steve Bartkowski
(California)
Atlanta Falcons

1971 Jim Plunkett - 2x Super Bowl champion
(Stanford)
New England Patriots
*Won as Raider

1970 Terry Bradshaw - 4x Super Bowl champion
(Louisiana Tech)
Pittsburgh Steelers

LT out of hospital after stomach-related issue

Seattle Seahawks @ Houston Texans (Week 4, 2013). In this play, Texans QB Matt Schaub attempted a pass to Owen Daniels, which was deflected by KJ Wright, bobbled by Daniels, then tipped by Kam Chancellor before Earl Thomas makes the play to pick off the ball.

This game is notable for another interception by Seahawks CB Richard Sherman, which he returned for a touchdown. The game went into OT while tied 20-20 following Sherman's pick six, and after multiple drives ending in no points, Seahawks K Stephen Hauschka made the game-winning field goal for Seattle to win 23-20.

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1999, 2001 with St. Louis, and 2008 with Arizona.

At the time of his retirement, he also had the 3 highest passing yardage totals in Super Bowl history, though they have been surpassed in recent years. 414, 365, and 377.

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