| 100% | JOEMONTANA | 10 | Four-for-four Super Bowl-winning QB |
| 78% | ELWAY | 5 | John ___, two-time Super Bowl-winning QB for the Denver Broncos |
| 76% | MONTANA | 7 | Four-time Super Bowl QB |
| 76% | BRADSHAW | 8 | Four-time Super Bowl QB |
| 74% | NOLL | 4 | Chuck who won four Super Bowl rings |
| 74% | NOLL | 4 | Coach Chuck who won four Super Bowls |
| 73% | COLIN | 5 | ___ Kaepernick, Super Bowl XLVII QB for the 49ers |
| 73% | ROB | 3 | Tight end Gronkowski who won four Super Bowls |
| 73% | ONE | 3 | Number of Super Bowl wins for the Eagles |
| 72% | TWO | 3 | Number of Super Bowl wins for the Miami Dolphins |
| 72% | ZERO | 4 | Number of Super Bowl wins for the Cleveland Browns |
| 72% | ZERO | 4 | Number of Super Bowl wins for the Jacksonville Jaguars |
| 72% | ONE | 3 | Number of Super Bowl wins for the Philadelphia Eagles |
| 72% | TWO | 3 | Number of Super Bowl wins for the Baltimore Ravens |
| 70% | TDS | 3 | Four for the Bucs in Super Bowl LV, briefly |
| 69% | VINCELOMBARDI | 13 | . . . for the Super Bowl-winning team |
| 69% | STARR | 5 | Super Bowl-winning QB Bart |
| 69% | GRIESE | 6 | Super Bowl-winning QB Bob |
| 69% | STAFFORD | 8 | Super bowl-winning qb matt |
| 69% | MARV | 4 | ___ Levy, four-time Super Bowl coach for Buffalo |
| 68% | ELWAY | 5 | Broncos QB who won back-to-back Super Bowls |
| 68% | EELLWWAAYY | 10 | Broncos QB who won back-to-back Super Bowls |
| 68% | NINERS | 6 | First team to win five Super Bowls, for short |
| 67% | JOHNHARBAUGH | 12 | Head coach of the Baltimore Ravens for their 2013 Super Bowl win (2 wds.) |
| 67% | DOUGPEDERSON | 12 | Head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles for their 2018 Super Bowl win (2 wds.) |
| 67% | TOMBRADY | 8 | Youngest QB to win a Super Bowl, at age 24 |
| 67% | SIMMS | 5 | Phil ___, QB who won two Super Bowls with the Giants |
| 66% | NOLL | 4 | Four-time Super Bowl-winning coach |
| 66% | CHUCKNOLL | 9 | American football coach who has won four Super Bowls as the head coach: 2 wds. |
| 66% | BILLBELICHICK | 13 | Head coach of the New England Patriots for their 2017 Super Bowl win (2 wds.) |