yes......2 more if you go back another 30 years......like I said, trade the pick
Namath 1 SB, Bradshaw 4 SB’s, Plunkett 2SB’s (not with the team who drafted him), Elway 2 SB’s, Aikman 3 SB’s, Peyton 2 (one with a different team), Eli 2.
That’s 16 Super Bowls won by the 1st overall pick. 29.6%. I don’t even think there’s another position in that draft (Aside from 5overall) that has more than 1 QB who yielded SB’s. Brady who has 6 is the only one in his round
Meanwhile....Dawson was drafted at 5 and he has a ring he just won it with a different team. Bob Griese was drafted 4 overall he has 2 SB’s. Young has 1 and was drafted 1 overall in the supplemental draft, win it with a different team. Jim McMahon was 5 overall with a ring.
That’s another 5 rings in the top 5 picks.
So just extended it from the 1 overall to the top 5 overall and including a supplemental draft takes it 38% well over a 1/3rd of all SB’s.
Yeah it’s easy to take something as difficult as win a SB and call it low percentage for even the safest bet. But that still doesn’t change the by far the safest bet is a 1 overall QB being on your team followed by a top 5 pick.
If you think Lawrence is your guy, you get Lawrence. It’s the most important position and the position in the draft that for QB is most likely to win SB’s.