Top 5 Husky Performances in the Super Bowl
From Corey Dillon to Jermaine Kearse, former UW players have grabbed the spotlight in football s big game.
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Jan 27, 2021
Corey Dillon ran the ball for just one season with the University of Washington football team, spent only a lone quarter on campus and he may or may not have visited a classroom.
At least he knew where the end zone was.
The mercurial Dillon, who attended three junior colleges and treated the UW like it was a bus stop, went on to enjoy all the spoils of a successful NFL career, getting paid well, setting records and winning a Super Bowl.
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The two teams have had wildly different results on the field. Which one has hurt their fans more?
DISCLAIMER: This is being written from the point of view of a Bear fan. A bitter, disappointed, cynical, Bear fan. But a Bear fan none the less.
The Packers season came to a close Sunday evening with a playoff loss to Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It was the fourth loss in five trips to the NFC Championship game for Aaron Rodgers.
You might have seen this meme floating around the interwebs Sunday night:
That s right. Aaron Rodgers, one of the best quarterbacks of all-time, has as many NFC Championships as Rex (bleeping) Grossman and Tom Brady, who has spent just 1 year in the NFC.
Beginning with Big Ben, Huskies Who Have Gone to the Super Bowl
The list runs nearly four-dozen players deep who have left Seattle and played their way into the NFL s showcase event.
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Jan 26, 2021
Ben Davidson was the first one from the University of Washington to appear on football s biggest stage. It seemed only fitting.
Seven years after playing in the last of two Rose Bowls for the Huskies, Big Ben, mustache and all, lumbered onto the field for the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl II, which was held in 1968 at Miami s Orange Bowl.
Though his team lost 33-14 to the Green Bay Packers, the 6-foot-8, 275-pound Davidson found this game to be an ideal platform for someone like him who didn t mind drawing a little attention to himself, and the more the better. He was one of the NFL s most notorious villains because of his size and corresponding rough style of play, later a TV pitchman because of it and finally a character actor.