Super Bowl Sunday is a national celebration. Top corporate organizations, independent promoters, casinos and other groups throw parties to mark the occasion.
One of the top ways to make an event like this stand out is to bring in a former football star to make an appearance. Adding an NFL celebrity gives your Super Bowl party instant credibility and can help drive attendance.
These ex-athletes can meet with guests, sign autographs and take pictures. They will make whatever you are planning for February 7th, 2020, an unforgettable occasion for years to come.
Not only can it be memorable, but booking a Super Bowl party appearance is also easy. You can either go ahead and fill out an online booking request form or we have provided some key tips to help you through the process.
Athlete Speakers can help you hire a nationally-recognized football star to appear at your Super Bowl party. Also, read more below about some of the biggest retired stars we work with in each of the 32 NFL markets.
Arizona Cardinals
Adrian Wilson - Five-time Pro Bowler, Arizona Cardinals Ring of Honor, current Cardinals Director of Pro Scouting
Aeneas Williams - Eight-time Pro Bowler, Arizona Cardinals Ring of Honor, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Darnell Dockett - Three-time Pro Bowler, 2009 second-team All-Pro
Atlanta Falcons
Dan Reeves - Led Falcons to Super Bowl XXXIII, nine-time Super Bowl participant as a player or coach
Steve Bartkowski - Former number one overall NFL Draft pick of the Falcons, two-time Pro Bowler, Atlanta Falcons Ring of Honor
Baltimore Ravens
Jamal Lewis - Super Bowl XXXV champion, 2003 AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year, Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor
Jonathan Ogden - 11-time Pro Bowler, Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Matt Stover - Two-time Super Bowl champion, third-most accurate kicker in NFL history, Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor
Buffalo Bills
Steve Tasker - Seven-time Pro Bowler, four-time Super Bowl participant, Buffalo Bills Wall of Fame
Thurman Thomas - Five-time Pro Bowler, 1991 NFL MVP, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Jim Kelly - Five-time Pro Bowler, Buffalo Bills Wall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Carolina Panthers
Wesley Walls - Five-time Pro Bowler, Carolina Panthers Hall of Fame, College Football Hall of Fame
Steve Smith - Five-time Pro Bowler, Panthers career leader in total touchdowns, Carolina Panthers Hall of Fame
Jake Delhomme - Starting quarterback for Super Bowl XXXVIII, 2005 Pro Bowl, Carolina Panthers Hall of Fame
Chicago Bears
Dan Hampton - Four-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XX champion, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Jim McMahon - Winning quarterback in Super Bowl XX, 1985 Pro Bowler
Mike Singletary - Ten-time Pro Bowler, Two-Time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Cincinnati Bengals
Anthony Munoz - 11-time Pro Bowler, 1991 NFL Man of the Year, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Ickey Woods - Known for the “Ickey Shuffle,” 1988 Pro Bowler and first-team All-Pro, led AFC in rushing touchdowns in 1988
Ken Anderson - Four-time Pro Bowler, 1981 NFL MVP, starting quarterback in Super Bowl XVI
Cleveland Browns
Bernie Kosar - Two-time Pro Bowler, quarterbacked teams to three straight AFC Championship Games
Eric Metcalf - Three-time Pro Bowler, third in NFL history with 12 returns for touchdowns
Dallas Cowboys
Jay Novacek - Five-time Pro Bowler, three-time Super Bowl champion, College Football Hall of Fame
Ed “Too Tall” Jones - Three-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XII champion
Drew Pearson - Three-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XII champion, Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor
Denver Broncos
Ed McCaffrey - 1998 Pro Bowler, three-time Super Bowl Champion, Denver Broncos 50th Anniversary Team
Jake Plummer - 2005 Pro Bowler, Broncos single-game passing yards record holder
Karl Mecklenberg - Six-Time Pro Bowler, Denver Broncos Ring of Fame, Colorado Sports Hall of Fame
Detroit Lions
Herman Moore - Four-time Pro Bowler, led the NFL in receptions twice, Detroit Lions Ring of Honor
Calvin Johnson - Six-time Pro Bowler, NFL record holder for single-season receiving yards
Chris Spielman - Four-time Pro Bowler, Lions all-time leader in tackles
Green Bay Packers
Ahman Green - Four-time Pro Bowler, 2003 NFC Offensive Player of the Year, Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame
LeRoy Butler - Four-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XXXI champion, Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame
Gilbert Brown - Super Bowl XXXI champion
Houston Texans
Andre Johnson - Seven-time Pro Bowler, Houston Texans Ring of Honor, Texas Sports Hall of Fame
Dan Pastorini - 1975 Pro Bowler, nine-year starter for the Houston Oilers
Earl Campbell - Five-time Pro Bowler, 1979 NFL MVP, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Jacksonville Jaguars
Tony Boselli - Five-time Pro Bowler, 1998 NFL Alumni Offensive Lineman of the Year, Pride of the Jaguars
Fred Taylor - 2007 Pro Bowler, Pride of the Jaguars
Mark Brunell - Three-time Pro Bowler, Pride of the Jaguars
Indianapolis Colts
Jeff Saturday - Six-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XLI champion, Indianapolis Colts Ring of Honor
Robert Mathis - Five-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XLI champion, 2013 AFC Defensive Player of the Year
Dallas Clark - 2009 Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XLI champion
Kansas City Chiefs
Priest Holmes - Three-time Pro Bowler, 2002 NFL Offensive Player of the Year, Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame
Christian Okoye - Two-time Pro Bowler, 1989 AFC Offensive Player of the Year, Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame
Will Shields - 12-time Pro Bowler, Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Los Angeles Chargers
Charlie Joiner - Three-Time Pro Bowler, Los Angeles Chargers Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Dan Fouts - Six-Time Pro Bowler, NFL Offensive Player of the Year, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Lorenzo Neal - Four-time Pro Bowler, NFL 2000s All-Decade Team
Los Angeles Rams
Eric Dickerson - Six-time Pro Bowler, 1986 NFL Offensive Player of the Year, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Vince Ferragamo - starting quarterback in Super Bowl XI
Jim Everett - 1990 Pro Bowler, two-time NFL leader in passing touchdowns, Rams career leader in passing yards
Miami Dolphins
Nat Moore - 1977 Pro Bowler, Miami Dolphins Honor Roll
O.J. McDuffie - 1998 NFL receptions leader, Miami Dolphins Honor Roll
Bob Griese - Six-time Pro Bowler, two-time Super Bowl champion, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Minnesota Vikings
Chuck Foreman - Five-time Pro Bowler, started three Super Bowls, Minnesota Vikings Ring of Honor
Ben Leber - Five-year starter for the Vikings
Chad Greenway - Two-time Pro Bowler, 2015 “Whizzer” White Man of the Year, ten-year starter for the Vikings
New England Patriots
Kevin Faulk - Three-time Super Bowl champion, New England Patriots Hall of Fame
Troy Brown - 2001 Pro Bowler, three-time Super Bowl champion, New England Patriots Hall of Fame
John Hannah - Nine-time Pro Bowler, New England Patriots Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame
New Orleans Saints
Deuce McCallister - Two-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XLIV champion, New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame
Bobby Hebert - Starting quarterback on two Saints playoff teams
Joe Horn - Four-time Pro Bowler, New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame
New York Giants
Amani Toomer - Giants all-time leading receiver, Super Bowl XLII champion, New York Giants Ring of Honor
Carl Banks - 1987 Pro Bowler, two-time Super Bowl champion, New York Giants Ring of Honor
David Tyree - 2005 Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XLII champion, Giants Director of Player Development
New York Jets
Curtis Martin - Five-time Pro Bowler, 2004 NFL rushing yards leader, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Wayne Chrebet - New York Jets Ring of Honor
Mark Gastineau - Five-time Pro Bowler, Two-time NFL sacks leader, New York Jets Ring of Honor
Oakland Raiders
Jim Plunkett - 1980 NFL Comeback Player of the Year, two-time Super Bowl champion, Super Bowl XV MVP
Daryle Lamonica - Two-time Pro Bowler, two-time AFL MVP
Rich Gannon - Four-time Pro Bowler, 2002 NFL MVP, starting quarterback in Super Bowl XXXVII
Philadelphia Eagles
Duce Staley - three-time 1,000-yard running back, Eagles running backs coach
Mike Quick - five-time Pro Bowler, 1983 NFL receiving yards leader, Philadelphia Eagles Hall of Fame
Ron Jaworski - 1980 Pro Bowler, starting quarterback in Super Bowl XV, Philadelphia Eagles Hall of Fame
Pittsburgh Steelers
Charlie Batch - Pittsburgh-area native, 2012 “Whizzer” White NFL Man of the Year, two-time Super Bowl champion
Franco Harris - Nine-time Pro Bowler, four-time Super Bowl champion, Pro Football Hall of Famer
Santonio Holmes - Super Bowl XLIII MVP
San Francisco 49ers
Roger Craig - Four-time Pro Bowler, three-time Super Bowl champion, San Francisco 49ers Hall of Fame
Charles Haley - Five-time Pro Bowler, five-time Super Bowl champion, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Seattle Seahawks
Jim Zorn - Starting quarterback for the Seahawks first eight seasons, 1978 second-team All-Pro, Seattle Seahawks Ring of Honor
Marcus Trufant - 2007 Pro Bowler, Seahawks 35th Anniversary Team
Walter Jones - Nine-time Pro Bowler, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Derrick Brooks - 11-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XXXVII champion, Pro Football Hall of Fame
Mike Alstott - Six-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XXXVII champion, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Ring of Honor
Shaun King - Super Bowl XXXVII champion
Tennessee Titans
Jevon Kearse - Three-time Pro Bowler, 1999 AFC Defensive Player of the Year
Kevin Dyson - Member of the Titans Super Bowl XXXIV team
Blaine Bishop - Four-time Pro Bowler, starter in Super Bowl XXXIV
Washington Redskins
Doug Williams - Super Bowl XXII MVP, Washington Redskins Ring of Fame
Joe Theismann - Two-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl XVII champion, Washington Redskins Ring of Fame
Chris Cooley - Two-time Pro Bowler, Redskins career leader in receptions for a tight end
To inquire about the appearance fee for a football star for a Super Bowl party, contact the agents at Athlete Speakers by calling us at 800-916-6008 or by Starting Your Booking Request Now.
