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NFL legends who won Super Bowl rings with more than one team
#3 - Deion Sanders, San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys
Deion Sanders is arguably the greatest cornerback in NFL history. He spent 14 seasons spread out across five different teams and made an impact on all of them. He won two Super Bowls rings with two different teams, and did so in back-to-back seasons, including one with the San Francisco 49ers and another with the Dallas Cowboys. He is the only player to ever do so.
#2 - Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos
Peyton Manning is the first starting quarterback ever to win a Super Bowl ring for two different teams. Manning spent the first 13 seasons of his legendary career with the Indianapolis Colts, where he won two AFC Championship games and one Super Bowl ring.
Manning then joined the Denver Broncos during the free agency period prior to the 2012 NFL season after missing an entire year with a neck injury. He would win two more AFC Championships with his new team and another ring, which he had been desperately seeking. He immediately retired after winning his second title.
#1 - Tom Brady, New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tom Brady put together the greatest career by any player ever while he was the starting quarterback for the New England Patriots. He set a new standard for winning, earning nine Conference Championships and six Super Bowl rings, both of which are the most of all time.
Tom Brady continued his excellence when he joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the 2020 NFL free agency period. He won his seventh ring and 10th conference title in his first season with his new team, becoming the first quarterback to win one as a member of each conference.
