Super Bowl 57 Rosters: Where the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles played high school football

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Five high school football programs are doubly-happy this Super Bowl Sunday.

Cleveland Heights (Ohio), Fort Dorchester (South Carolina), Horn Lake (Mississippi), Sprayberry (Georgia) and Starkville (Mississippi) each have two former players on the 53-man Super Bowl 57 rosters.

Before the game, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles reduced their game rosters to 48-players. That resulted in Eagles running back Trey Sermon being inactive, which dropped Sprayberry from having two players in the game to one at kickoff.

Overall 31 different states will be represented in football’s biggest game, plus two players from Australia.

Mississippi lead the way with eight players on Sunday’s active roster.

  • Alabama – 5
  • California – 4
  • Colorado – 2
  • Connecticut – 3
  • Florida – 5
  • Georgia – 6
  • Illinois – 3
  • Indiana – 1
  • Iowa – 1
  • Louisiana – 3
  • Maryland – 2
  • Massachusetts – 1
  • Michigan – 4
  • Mississippi – 8
  • Missouri – 2
  • Nebraska – 1
  • New Jersey – 4
  • New York – 1
  • North Carolina – 4
  • Ohio – 5
  • Oklahoma – 2
  • Oregon – 2
  • Pennsylvania -5
  • South Carolina – 2
  • South Dakota – 1
  • Tennessee – 2
  • Texas – 6
  • Utah – 2
  • Virginia – 5
  • Washington – 1
  • Wisconsin – 1

Below, is where every player on each teams’ 48-man roster played their high school football.

Philadelphia Eagles

No.NamePositionHigh School/State
1Jalen HurtsQBChannelview (Texas)
2Darius SlayCBBrunswick (Georgia)
3Zach PascalWRWise (Maryland)
4Jake ElliottKLyons Township (Illinois)
6Devonta SmithWRAmite (Louisiana)
7Haason ReddickLBHaddon Heights (New Jersey)
8Arryn SipossPAustralia 
10Gardner Minshew QBBrandon (Mississippi)
11A.J. BrownWRStarkville (Mississippi)
14Kenneth GainwellRBYazoo County (Mississippi)
16Quez WatkinsWRAthens (Alabama)
17Nakobe DeanLBHorn Lake (Mississippi)
18Britain CoveyWRTimpview (Utah)
22Marcus EppsSEdison (Huntington Beach, California)
23C.J. Gardner-JohnsonSCocoa (Florida)
24James BradberryCBPleasant Grove (Alabama)
26Miles Sanders RBWoodland Hills (Pennsylvania)
27Zech McPhearsonCBRiverdale Baptist (Maryland)
28Josh Jobe CBCheshire Academy (Connecticut)
29Avonte MaddoxCBDetroit MLK (Michigan)
32Reed BlankenshipSWest Limestone (Alabama)
35Boston ScottRBZachary (Louisiana)
42K’Von WallaceSHighland Springs (Virginia)
43Kyzir WhiteLBEmmaus (Pennsylvania)
45Rick LovatoLSMiddletown South (New Jersey)
48Patrick JohnsonLBNotre Dame (Tennessee)
51Cam JurgensCBeatrice (Nebraska)
53Christian EllissLBValor Christian (Colorado)
55Brandon GrahamDECrockett (Michigan)
56Isaac SeumaloOLCorvalis (Oregon)
57T.J. EdwardsLBLakes Community (Illinois)
62Jason KelceCleveland Heights (Ohio)
63Jack DriscollOLDaniel Hand (Connecticut)
65Lane JohnsonGroveton (Texas)
68Jordan MailataOTAustralia
69Landon DickersonOLSouth Caldwell (North Carolina)
72Linval JosephDTSante Fe (Florida)
74Ndamukong SuhDTGrant (Oregon)
77Andre Dillard OLWoodinville (Washington)
81Grant CalcaterraTESanta Margarita (California)
88Dallas GoedertTEBritton-Hecla (South Dakota)
89Jack StollTERegis Jesuit (Colorado)
90Jordan DavisDTMallard Creek (North Carolina)
91Fletcher CoxDTYazoo City (Mississippi)
93Milton WilliamsDTCrowley (Texas)
94Josh SweatDEOscar Smith (Virginia)
97Javon HargraveDTNorth Rowan (North Carolina)
99Robert QuinnDEFort Dorchester (South Carolina)

Kansas City Chiefs

No.NamePositionHigh School/State
1Jerick McKinnonRBSprayberry (Georgia)
2Ronald JonesRBMcKinney North (Texas)
4Chad HenneQBWilson (West Lawn, Pennsylvania)
5Tommy TownsendPBoone (Florida)
6Bryan CookSMount Healthy (Ohio)
7Harrison ButkerKThe Westminster School (Georgia)
8Carlos DunlapDEFort Dorchester (South Carolina)
9JuJu Smith-SchusterWR Long Beach Poly (California)
10Isiah PachecoRBVineland (New Jersey)
11Marquez Valdes-ScantlingWR Lakewood (Florida)
13Nazeeh JohnsonSMillbrook (Virginia)
15Patrick MahomesQBWhitehouse (Texas)
19Kadarius ToneyWR Blount (Alabama)
20Justin ReidSDutchtown (Georgia)
21Trent McDuffieCBSt. John Bosco (California)
22Juan ThornbillSAltavista (Virginia)
23Joshua WilliamsCBJack Britt (North Carolina)
24Skyy MooreWR Shady Side Academy (Pennsylvania)
26Deon BushSColumbus (Miami, Florida)
32Nick BoltonLBLone Star (Frisco, Texas)
35Jaylen WatonCBLaney (Augusta, Georgia)
38L’Jarius SneedCBMiden (Louisiana)
41James WinchesterLSWashington (Oklahoma)
43Jack CochraneLBMount Vernon (Iowa)
45Michael BurtonFBWest Morris Central (New Jersey)
47Darius HarrisLBHorn Lake (Mississippi)
50Willie Gay, Jr. LBStarkville (Mississippi)
51Mike DannaDEDe La Salle Collegiate (Michigan)
52Creed HumphreyCBShawnee (Oklahoma)
54Leo ChenalLBGrantsburg (Wisconsin)
55Frank ClarkDEGlenville (Ohio)
56George KarlaftisDEWest Lafayette (Indiana)
57Orlando Brown, Jr. LTPeachtree Ridge (Georgia)
62Joe ThuneyLGArchbishop Alter (Ohio)
65Trey SmithRGUniversity (Jackson, Tennessee)
66Brandon WilliamsDTRockwood Summit (Missouri)
67Lucas NiangOTNew Canaan (Connecticut)
70Prince Tega WanoghoOTEdgewood Academy (Alabama)
73Nick AllegrettiLGLincoln-Way East (Illinois)
77Andrew WylieRTMidland (Michigan) 
83Noah GrayTELeominster (Massachusetts)
84Justin WatsonWR South Fayette (Pennsylvania)
85Marcus KempWR Layton (Utah)
87Travis KelceTECleveland Heights (Ohio)
88Jody ForstonTESouth Park (Buffalo, New York)
91Derrick NnadiDTOcean Lakes (Virginia)
95Chris JonesDTHouston (Mississippi)
99Khalen Saunders DTParkway Central (Missouri)

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Jeff Fisher
Jeff is an award-winning journalist and expert in the field of high school sports, underscored with his appearance on CNBC in 2010 to talk about the big business of high school football in America.Jeff turned to his passion for high school football into an entrepreneurial venture called High School Football America, a digital media company focused on producing original high school sports content for radio, television and the internet.Jeff is co-founder and editor-in-chief of High School Football America, a partner with NFL Play Football.