The 11 Worst Quarterbacks To Win A Super Bowl

Lifting the Vince Lombardi Trophy is a feat not every NFL player gets to accomplish. It may take years, and some Hall of Famers don’t even come close to sniffing the elusive championship. But sometimes, players who have no right calling themselves champions win it all.

So let’s examine the worst quarterbacks to win a Super Bowl.

Ken Stabler

Stabler is a legend in Raiders lore, but in his career he threw 222 interceptions compared to 194 touchdowns. Definitely not legendary.

Doug Williams

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Doug Williams played an important role in NFL history, as he became the first black QB to win a Super Bowl. But the rest of his career was less memorable, as he had a losing record as a starter and compiled a 69.4 QB Rating.

Jim McMahon

McMahon was well-known for his swagger on the football field, but no one knows where that confidence came from. He was a very average QB in his career and only won a Super Bowl due to the strength of the Bears defense.

Brad Johnson

Brad Johnson had a journeyman career in the NFL, bouncing around several different teams in his career. And his Super Bowl victory can be pinned on the strength of his defense, and not his stellar QB play.