do all players in the super bowl get a ring or only the winning team?
152473
every player on the winning team gets a ring as well as every player on the losing team. the difference between the winning and losing ring is the winning ring is more expensive and has way more diamonds on it.
495044
Jan. 28, 2006\nWho is the only player to win Super Bowl rings with three different teams? \n Matt Millen won as a member of the Raiders (Super Bowls XV and XVIII), the 49ers (Super Bowl XXIV), and the Redskins (Super Bowl XXVI).
941412
depends are you from a championship team
349510
How do they not deserve it? Of course they do. They won and thats all that matters. The only people who deserve to win are the ones who do. They went in as a last seed and beat every team that they faced on the road. I cant think of a single thing that makes them undeserving of a championship.\n\nBy the way, im not a Steelers fan, i just cant believe that anyone could think they didnt deserve to win the superbowl.
819617
"until peyton wins 3 superbowl rings, or 10 straight palyoffs wins\n\nhe's not tom brady\n\ntom brady should have won that game,"\n\noh yeah, I totally forgot that the rings were earned by Brady single-handedly and they give him magic winning powers.  Apparently the magic faded against the Jets\n\nThe PATRIOTS won the rings because they were/are a better TEAM than the colts. Peyton Manning IS the colts (IMHO, if a different QB was there, even with Marvin and Reggie, they would be MUCH worse off).  He single handedly beat the Broncos by throwing 3 TDs against a team that had given up, about 1 (IIRC) in all 6 games before that.  "Brady doesn't have any one particular reciever" --Like Peyton doesn't? He usually spreads it around and can STILL get top 2 WRs over 1000 yards (and even when they still had Edge). He gets it to his top 3 WRs and top 2 TEs all the time.  He spreads it around with the best of them.\n\nSorry to rant, but I don't care how glitzy SB rings are, or how much media attention SB winning teams/players get, people need to look beyond them when looking at individual players.
47922
It alternates. AFC champion in even-numbered years (like this year), NFC champion in odd-numbered (like Philly in 2005). It has nothing to do with the teams record or what seed they were coming into the super bowl.
321039
49ers. 5 SBs in 13 years that is absolutely unheard of. The other 2 teams with 5 rings(steelers and cowboys) won their first SB's in the 70's. The niners didn't win their 1st till 1981 but won so many in such little time they beat steel city and the 'boys to 5
411448
Probably not. The NFL is to tuff of a league for just anybody to win it all. I'm from Minnesota and if you can't win it after going 15-1 in a season. I don't see it coming for a long long time.
1051640
Pittsburgh won the Super Bowl (it was actually in February) by a score of 21-10 over the Seattle Seahawks. Ben Roethlisberger was the Steeler QB and the coach was Bill Cowher.
384932
Yeah, why not.  I'm glad Cowher got a ring so all the idiots who thought he was a choker coach will shut the hell up.  Dolts who don't understand the game always seem to talk the most, and that was one of their favorite sayings.  These are the same dolts who think Peyton Manning is incapable of "winning the big one."  \n\nIt's a different set of idiots who think the Super Bowl was fixed.  These people are almost retarded.
1153400
The Larry O'Brien Trophy is awarded to the TEAM that wins the NBA Finals.  Unlike the Stanley Cup, every team that has won a championship, has one.  As for the players, they get a ring as well as a hefty stipend for being on the winning team (losers get $$$ as well, just not as much).  A lot of players have bonuses built in to their contracts if they win a championship as well.
47196
Believe it or not, the Colts are still predicted to win it all next year.\n\nBut I actually think the Dolphins will meet up with the Redskins next year in the Super Bowl, with the 'Skins winning it all. But Seattle has more of a chance at a dynasty if they win than Pittsburgh does because the AFC is LOADED with competition.
444127
To answer that question Bart Starr won the Super Bowl MVP in Super Bowl I, but they don't really name two MVP during the super bowl.
770936
The PATRIOTS have 2 rings.  Though I will give Brady credit for 2 SB MVPs under his belt (though peyton's got 2 season-long, league wide, MVPs).\n\nBoth are very good, but Peyton is just plays smarter.  He himself said he will be remembered for making weird motions and saying weird things before the play. It's his ability to practically be an offensive coordinator that lets him be a step above the rest.
45502
Yes, they get about 17,000 dollars each for the playoffs, and about 40,000 each for the Super Bowl. Those amounts could be slightly higher, but should be pretty close.
42214
Patriots! Yes, that right the Patriots will go all the way again for the third straight Super Bowl Championship.
882021
Division winners will be chosen based on head-to-head results with other teams in the division (i.e. say 6 of the Colts 8 wins came against the Jags, Texans, and Titans, the Colts would be 6-0 in the division and thus the division champs). If there is a tie inside the division, it then goes to results within the conference (i.e. say the Colts and the Jaguars both are 5-1 in the division each with a loss to the other, the NFL then looks at their records against other AFC teams, so say the Jaguars are 3-1 against AFC teams and the Colts are 2-2, the Jags would win the division. That is how the division winners would be determined, and that accounts for 8 out of 12 total playoff spots. I believe when determining the 4 Wild Card spots, only the conference records are looked at, but I am not 100% sure on that.\n\nAnd I'll be damned if this ever happens...  : )\n\nJust to correct the chick above me, there are 32 teams just in case you didn't know, and I do believe this would be mathematically possible, it is just a far cry!