Former Clemson offensive tackle Tremayne Anchrum Jr. earned his first Super Bowl championship on Sunday evening, as his Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI in Inglewood, Calif. With Anchrum's championship this year, Clemson has now produced 32 different members of Super Bowl championship active rosters that have totaled a combined 40 Super Bowl rings. In all, four former Tigers were on the active rosters of Super Bowl LVI participants, including offensive tackle Jackson Carman, wide receiver Tee Higgins and defensive tackle D.J. Reader. Clemson's four players on the teams' rosters were tied for the third-most of any program in the country. Anchrum played in 55 career games with 37 career starts at Clemson from 2016-19, helping Clemson to three national championship berths and two national titles. He started each of his final 30 games at Clemson over his final two seasons, helping guide the Tigers to a 29-1 record in those games. He was a two-time All-ACC honoree and finished his career as one of only 23 players in Clemson history to play at least 2,500 career snaps from scrimmage. With Anchrum's victory, at least one Clemson player has been on the roster of the Super Bowl champions in each of the last four years. Clemson has had at least three players earn a Super Bowl berth in each of the last three seasons and has had four players on Super Bowl rosters in each of the past two years.