As it was guaranteed to do, the list of Oklahoma alumni who have won a Super Bowl championship grew even more on Sunday night.
The Philadelphia Eagles thrashed the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. Former OU quarterback Jalen Hurts was named Super Bowl MVP afterward, while not only winning his first Super Bowl, but also becoming the first Sooner quarterback to accomplish the feat.
Another former Sooner, Lane Johnson, was blocking for Hurts on the offensive line. Johnson was already on this list, now as a two-time Super Bowl champion.
With the addition of Hurts, 34 OU football alumni have now won a Super Bowl. Of the group, Kansas City Chiefs long snapper James Winchester and former tight end Blake Bell are tied for the most with three Lombardi Trophies, both winning the same Super Bowls.
Johnson, Creed Humphrey, Darrius Johnson, Tony Casillas, Chuck Thomas, Kenny King, Reggie Kinlaw and Ralph Neely all have two championships.
It's a lengthy list that starts with defensive lineman Carl McAdams, who won Super Bowl III with the New York Jets, before ending with Hurts and Johnson in Super Bowl LIX.
The list does not include players who started their college careers at OU, but transferred and finished elsewhere. It includes only OU alumni who finished their careers as Sooners.
Here's the entire list of Super Sooners, with the newest additions first and which Super Bowl(s) they won.
QB Jalen Hurts (LIX, LII)
OL Lane Johnson (LIX, LII)
OL Creed Humphrey (LVIII, LVII)
TE Blake Bell (LVIII, LVII, LIV)
LS James Winchester (LVIII, LVII, LIV)
OL Wanya Morris (LVIII)
OL Orlando Brown (LVII)
OL Bobby Evans (LVI)
LB Ogbonnia Okoronkwo (LVI)
RB Damien Williams (LIV)
DL Geneo Grissom (LI)
LB Corey Nelson (50)
DL Remi Ayodele (XLIV)
K Garrett Hartley (XLIV)
DB Corey Ivy (XXXVII)
OL Sammy Williams (XXXV)
DB Darrius Johnson (XXXIII, XXXII)
TE Keith Jackson (XXXI)
LB Reggie Barnes (XXX)
DB Scott Case (XXX)
DL Tony Casillas (XXVIII, XXVIII)
TE Joey Mickey (XXXVIII)
OL Chuck Thomas (XXIV, XXIII)
RB Spencer Tillman (XXIV)
WR Derrick Shepard (XXII)
FB/RB Kenny King (XVIII, XV)
OL Reggie Kinlaw (XVIII, XV)
KR Greg Pruitt (XVIII)
S Tony Peters (XVII)
RB Joe Washington (XVII)
OL Ralph Neely (XII, VI)
DB Randy Hughes (XII)
WR Eddie Hinton (V)
DL Carl McAdams (III)