LSU alums extend Super Bowl streak to 26 years

By Chris Marler

It was a night to forget at the Super Bowl for some LSU Tigers. The final tally for SEC players in the big game was 44, and that included six from LSU. 

Former offensive lineman Anthony Bradford was the only member of the winning team as the Seattle Seahawks won 29-13. It was the 26th consecutive year an LSU player played in the Super Bowl, which is the longest running streak of any team in America. 

Here’s a look at the Tigers who were in the Super Bowl and the numbers from their performance. 

Former LSU Players 

• NE – LT Will Campbell 
• NE – WR Kayshon Boutte 
• NE – LB Bradyn Swinson
• NE – LB K’Lavon Chaisson 
• NE – DT Jaquelin Roy
• SEA – OL Anthony Bradford 

Offense 

• Kayshon Boutte: 1 reception, 21 yards 
• Will Campbell: 14 pressures allowed; most in a playoff game since 2018 

Defense 

• K’lavon Chaisson: 1 tackle, 1 TFL, 1 QB hit 

It’s Super Bowl Sunday. Good luck to our six Tigers!#SuperBowlLX on NBC pic.twitter.com/NrC2U9RNSx

— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) February 8, 2026