The Super Bowl has seen many remarkable performances, and alumni from Georgia Tech have left their mark on this grand stage. Notably, Harrison Butker stands out as one of the most accomplished players in the event”s history.
Butker, the all-time leading scorer for the Yellow Jackets, showcased his talent in Super Bowl LVIII, where he made history by successfully kicking four field goals, including a record-setting 57-yard attempt. Additionally, he secured a victory for the Kansas City Chiefs with a game-winning kick against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII. His Super Bowl statistics are impressive, with a success rate of 90 percent on field goals and a flawless record on extra points, totaling 37 points across five games.
Dorsey Levens also deserves recognition for his outstanding contributions during his time with the Yellow Jackets. Levens had a stellar senior season, earning All-ACC honors after rushing for 823 yards and eight touchdowns. His professional career was highlighted by remarkable performances in multiple Super Bowls. His best outing came in Super Bowl XXXII, where he rushed for 90 yards on 19 carries and added six receptions for 56 yards, leading all rushers in a 31-24 loss. Additionally, he played a key role in Super Bowl XXXI, helping secure a victory over the New England Patriots with 61 rushing yards on 14 carries and three receptions for 23 yards.
Choosing a third standout performance from Georgia Tech alumni is challenging, as few players have made significant impacts in the Super Bowl. However, Shaq Mason emerges as a strong candidate. Mason played in three Super Bowls and won two during his tenure with the Patriots. His performance was consistently strong, earning an overall rating of 90 from Pro Football Focus, contributing significantly to the Patriots” dynasty era under legendary quarterback Tom Brady.
As time progresses, it will be intriguing to see which future Georgia Tech alumni will join this elite group of Super Bowl performers.
