The NFL playoffs are getting closer and closer, so the teams are preparing to give their best in this elimination phase, on their way to play in the Super Bowl in February 2026, where the best players consolidate and go down in the history of American football.
The quarterbacks are a key piece for the teams that have won the Super Bowl and many have become living legends by winning the Vince Lombardi trophy on several occasions. That is why in MARCA we will tell you who are the QBs who have lifted this title the most times.
In addition, we will also tell you who the favorites are to reach the Super Bowl in 2026 and join the QBs who have won this trophy. It is worth noting that only two quarterbacks have managed to win this title with two different franchises in the entire history of the NFL.
Which QBs have won the most Super Bowls?
In the list of the QBs who have won the Super Bowl the most times, there are historical figures in the NFL, such as Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, who have managed to win with two different franchises.
In addition, there are also players such as Joe Montana, Eli Manning and Patrick Mahomes, who is on his way to becoming one of the most successful QBs of all time as he won the Super Bowl three times in a row with the Kansas City Chiefs.
This is the complete list of the QBs who have won the Super Bowl the most times:
- Tom Brady – New England Patriots / Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 7
- Joe Montana – San Francisco 49ers – 4
- Terry Bradshaw – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
- Troy Aikman – Dallas Cowboys – 3
- Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
- John Elway – Denver Broncos – 2
- Bob Griese – Miami Dolphins – 2
- Eli Manning – New York Giants – 2
- Peyton Manning – Indianapolis Colts / Denver Broncos – 2
- Jim Plunkett – Oakland Raiders – 2
- Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
- Bart Starr – Green Bay Packers – 2
- Roger Staubach – Dallas Cowboys – 2
Who could join the list of Super Bowl-winning QBs?
Among the favorite QBs to win the Super Bowl next year are:
- Los Angeles Rams’ Matthew Stafford
- San Francisco 49ers’ Brock Purdy
- Buffalo Bills’ Josh Allen
- Drake Maye of the New England Patriots
- Jalen Milroe of the Seattle Seahawks
- Bo Nix of the Denver Broncos
- Green Bay Packers’ Jordan Love
- Jalen Hurts of the Philadelphia Eagles
- Chicago Bears’ Caleb Williams
Mahomes does not appear on this list as he was injured, and the Chiefs were eliminated from the playoffs. In February 2026 we will know if one of these QBs was able to lead their team to victory.
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