Some quarterbacks take many years to reach the Super Bowl stage, but others waste no time. New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye led the six-time Super Bowl-winning team to Super Bowl LX vs. the Seattle Seahawks. The former North Carolina signal-caller accomplished the feat in just his second year in the league. He made his start at 23 years and 162 days old, becoming the second-youngest quarterback to start a Super Bowl in NFL history.
Take a look at the youngest NFL quarterbacks to start in the Super Bowl below:
1984: Dan Marino, 23 years and 127 days, Miami Dolphins
2026: Drake Maye, 23 years and 162 days, New England Patriots
2005: Ben Roethlisberger, 23 years and 340 days, Pittsburgh Steelers
2023: Brock Purdy, 24 years and 46 days, San Francisco 49ers
1982: David Woodley, 24 years and 97 days, Miami Dolphins
2018: Jared Goff, 24 years and 112 days, Los Angeles Rams
2019: Patrick Mahomes, 24 years and 138 days, Kansas City Chiefs
2001: Tom Brady, 24 years and 184 days, New England Patriots
2022: Jalen Hurts, 24 years and 189 days, Philadelphia Eagles
1996: Drew Bledsoe, 24 years and 346 days, New England Patriots
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