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Six former UGA, Tech players listed on Super Bowl rosters

Here's a look at the six players from Georgia and Georgia Tech on the rosters of the Rams and the Patriots.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Jan 22, 2019

Georgia and Georgia Tech will be represented on the Super Bowl rosters when the Los Angeles Rams face the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta Feb. 3.

Former UGA players Todd Gurley (running back) and Ramik Wilson (linebacker) are among the players on the roster of the NFC champion Rams. Former Georgia Tech offensive lineman Shaq Mason joins a trio of Georgia players (David Andrews, Sony Michel and the injured Isaiah Wynn) on the roster of the AFC champion Patriots.

Georgia State is also represented in the game - offensive lineman Ulrick John, currently on injured reserve, is a member of the Patriots.

» Read: AJC's complete coverage of the Super Bowl in Atlanta

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