Former Cal football players and starting New England safeties Jaylinn Hawkins and Craig Woodson will be back in the Bay Area to face Seattle in Super Bowl LX at Santa Clara's Levi's Stadium on Sunday, Feb. 8 (3:30 pm PT, NBC). Both will be playing in the Super Bowl for the first time.

The Patriots secured a spot in their 12th Super Bowl in franchise history and first in seven seasons by knocking off the AFC's top seed Denver, 10-7, on the road in Sunday's AFC Championship Game. Woodson contributed four tackles and one pass breakup, while Hawkins had three tackles.

The Seahawks held on for a 31-27 home victory over the Los Angeles Rams in Sunday's NFC Championship Game.

The Golden Bears have had 30 players who have graduated from and/or completed their playing careers at Cal who have won a total of 39 Super Bowls. The list includes players on active rosters, injured reserve lists and practice squads.

Cal's Super Bowl Winners
C.J. Anderson (Denver 50)
Stephen Anderson (New England LIII)
Tully Banta-Cain (New England XXXVIII, New England XXXIX)
Jeff Barnes (Oakland XV, Los Angeles Raiders XVIII)
Desmond Bishop (Green Bay XLV)
Matt Bouza (San Francisco XVI)  
Doug Brien (San Francisco XXIX)
Je'Rod Cherry (New England XXXVI, New England XXXVIII, New England XXXIX)
Joe Cooper (New York Giants XXI)
Scott Fujita (New Orleans XLIV)  
Matt Giordano (Indianapolis XLI)
Tarik Glenn (Indianapolis XLI)
Rhett Hall (San Francisco XXIX)
Steve Hendrickson (San Francisco XXIV)
Chidi Iwuoma (Pittsburgh XL) 
Mychal Kendricks (Philadelphia LII)
Marshawn Lynch (Seattle XLVIII)
Brandon Mebane (Seattle XLVIII)
Craig Morton (Dallas VI)
Gary Plummer (San Francisco XXIX)
Doug Riesenberg (New York Giants XXV)
Nikko Remigio (Kansas City LVII, Kansas City LVIII)
Ron Rivera (Chicago XX)
Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay XLV)
Mitchell Schwartz (Kansas City LIV)
Brian Schwenke (New England LIII)
Loren Toews (Pittsburgh IX, Pittsburgh X, Pittsburgh XIII, Pittsburgh XIV)
Bryce Treggs (Philadelphia LII)
Shane Vereen (New England XLIX)
Ray Wersching (San Francisco XVI, San Francisco XIX)