"It meant a lot to the '63 team," Staubach said. "They feel part of the Heisman. They know Roger didn't win it without them." Even more importantly, Roger won it for his parents. Bob Staubach was ...

He was the original signal-caller of "America's Team". He led Dallas to victories at Super Bowls VI and XII (Only one of two Heisman winners to win multiple Super Bowls), was a one-time Super Bowl ...

One of the most famous examples is Roger Staubach, who won the Heisman in 1963 while playing for Navy. He later led the Dallas Cowboys to two Super Bowl victories, earning MVP honors in Super Bowl VI.

In contrast, Staubach not only won the Heisman Trophy at Navy but served in Vietnam before making his way to the National Football League where he won two Super Bowls and numerous individual awards.

The last player who won the Heisman Trophy on a team that is not currently in a power conference (in 2024) was Navy’s Roger Staubach in 1963. Ashton Jeanty has a chance to break that streak.

💪 Fun fact: Ohio is the birthplace of nine Heisman Trophy winners out of ... Conneaut), Dick Kazmaier (1951, Maumee), Roger Staubach (1963, Cincinnati), Desmond Howard (1991, Cleveland ...

There are also 10 Heisman winners in the Pro Football Hall of Fame: Charles Woodson, Tim Brown, Barry Sanders, Marcus Allen, Tony Dorsett, Earl Campbell, Paul Hornung, Doak Walker, Roger Staubach ...

A new plaza has opened on Dallas’ Katy Trail to honor former Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach ... quarterback. Staubach was the first of four players to win both a Heisman Trophy and Super ...

Roger Staubach’s net worth in 2024 showcases how much money he has made from his remarkable NFL career and successful ...

Two of those Heisman winners won multiple Super Bowls. Roger Staubach (1963) led the Cowboys to victories in Super Bowls 6 and 12. Jim Plunkett (1970) led the Raiders to victories in Super Bowls ...