Who made the all-time rosters for 23 teams with multiple Super Bowls?

ESPN’s “NFL Nation” assembled all-time Super Bowl rosters for franchises that have appeared in multiple Super Bowls—23 teams in total—aiming to select players based largely on their success in the specific Super Bowls they played. The project is part of ESPN’s broader Super Bowl coverage, leading up to the network televising the Super Bowl for the first time in February 2027. The article explains the roster challenge across eras, rules, and schemes, and gives an example: Dallas cornerback Larry Brown is chosen over Deion Sanders because Brown intercepted two passes in Super Bowl XXX and was named MVP. Across the 23 rosters, 13 players appear on two franchises’ lists, including four former New England Patriots: Tom Brady, Adam Vinatieri, Joe Thuney, and Rob Gronkowski. It then begins the franchise-by-franchise selections, starting with Atlanta.