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Winning the Super Bowl is a dream for every NFL player. Another is to play for the team they grew up rooting for.

Ian Van Roy highlights ten Super Bowl champions who grew up rooting for different NFL franchises before finding pro football success. High-profile quarterbacks like Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers grew up as devoted fans of the San Francisco 49ers, while Peyton Manning spent his early childhood supporting his father Archie Manning and the New Orleans Saints.
Several other featured champions, including Patrick Mahomes, Drew Brees, Ronald Jones II, Desmond Howard, and Von Miller, grew up following the Dallas Cowboys. Among the group, Reggie Bush and Von Miller were rare examples who eventually played for their favored childhood clubs during their careers.
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