Notre Dame Football: All-Time Fighting Irish Super Bowl Wide Receivers

David Givens was a good wide receiver at Notre Dame but in an offense that wasn't very pass-heavy. In 44 games in blue and gold he caught three touchdown passes. However, in eight career playoff games with the New England Patriots, Givens caught seven touchdown passes. Two of those came in Super Bowls XXXVIII and XXXIX against the Panthers and Eagles, making him the only former Notre Dame player besides Joe Montana to score touchdowns in multiple Super Bowl games.

WR2: Golden Tate - Seattle Seahawks

Just how thin are we looking at for wide receivers on this team? Tate earns this spot after catching three passes for 17 yards in the Seattle Seahawks blowout win over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII.

WR3: Ben Skowronek - Los Angeles Rams

Again, a product of the lack of wide receivers to choose from, Skowronek gets the nod after pulling in two receptions for 12 yards in the Los Angeles Rams victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI.

Reserve: Tim Brown - Oakland Raiders

Tim Brown's Hall of Fame NFL career finally included a Super Bowl appearance in his 15th season. Unfortunately, Super Bowl XXXVII ended with the Raiders being raced by the Buccaneers 48-21, and Brown recorded just one reception for seven yards in the game.

A memorable story from that game week was Brown's wife, who was pregnant with twins, delivered them just hours after the game's conclusion.

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