A Penn Stater has still appeared in every Super Bowl except five since 1967.

Following the 10-7 victory by the New England Patriots over the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks home win over the Los Angeles Rams, two Nittany Lions will head to the Bay Area to compete for the Vince Lombardi Trophy on February 8.

While folks in Happy Valley continue to wait for a Penn State football national title, at least one of these two players who previously donned the blue and white will walk away as World Champions.

Caedan Wallace – New England Patriots

Wallace was an offensive tackle for Penn State from 2019-2023. He was drafted by the Patriots in the third round and started two games this season. Despite being listed as inactive for New England’s playoff run, Wallace will have the opportunity to celebrate in red, white, and blue confetti if his team is able to knock off the best of the West.

Chris Stoll – Seattle Seahawks

Stoll is the long snapper for Seattle and previously played at Penn State from 2019-2022. In 2022, he won the Patrick Mannelly Award for being the nation’s top long snapper. In the Divisional round against the 49ers, Stoll received just under half of the special teams snaps during the game in his team’s 41-6 rout of San Francisco.