Here is a list of the players participating in Super Bowl LIII.

Everything is ready for Super Bowl LVIII. Millions of fans worldwide will be watching the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers compete for the highest reward in professional football on February 11.

For both clubs, a great deal is at stake. The Chiefs have the opportunity to become the first team since the Patriots in 2003–04 to successfully defend their title. Additionally, Patrick Mahomes would become just the fifth quarterback to start three Super Bowls in history.

With six Vince Lombardi Trophies, the 49ers want to tie the Steelers and Patriots. By becoming the second head coach to win a Super Bowl after his father, Kyle Shanahan can create even more history.

There is star power in this game. Indeed, one could contend that this year’s Super Bowl is the most star-studded ever—and that’s before you take Taylor Swift’s probable attendance into account.

Starting with the AFC champs, let’s examine each team’s roster.

Kansas City Chiefs

NO. PLAYER
2 Joshua Williams, CB
4 Rashee Rice, WR
5 Tommy Townsend, P
7 Harrison Butker, K
8 Justyn Ross, WR
9 Blaine Gabbert, QB
10 Isiah Pacheco, RB
11 Marquez Valdes-Scantling, WR
12 Mecole Hardman, WR
15 Patrick Mahomes, QB
19 Kadarius Toney, WR
20 Justin Reid, S
21 Mike Edwards, S
22 Trent McDuffie, CB
22 Juan Thornhill, S
23 Drue Tranquill, LB
25 Clyde Edwards-Helaire, RB
26 Deon Bush, DB
27 Chamarri Conner, DB
29 La’Mical Perine, RB
31 Nic Jones, CB
32 Nick Bolton, LB
35 Jaylen Watson, CB
38 L’Jarius Sneed, CB
39 Keith Taylor, CB
41 James Winchester, LS
43 Jack Cochrane, LB
48 Cole Christiansen, LB
50 Willie Gay Jr., LB
51 Michael Danna, DE
52 Creed Humphrey, C
53 BJ Thompson, DE
54 Leo Chenal, LB
56 George Karlaftis, DE
59 Darius Harris, LB
62 Joe Thuney, OL
64 Wanya Morris, OL
65 Trey Smith, OL
66 Mike Caliendo, OL
69 Mike Pennel, DT
73 Nick Allegretti, G
74 Jawaan Taylor, T
77 Lucas Niang, T
79 Donovan Smith, T
81 Blake Bell, TE
83 Noah Gray, TE
84 Justin Watson, WR
87 Travis Kelce, TE
90 Charles Omenihu, DE
92 Neil Farrell, Jr., DE
94 Malik Herring, DE
95 Chris Jones, DT
97 Felix Anudike-Uzomah, DE
98 Tershawn Wharton, DT

For the fourth time in the last five years, Kansas City is back in the Super Bowl. But the Chiefs had to win two playoff games, which set this journey apart from the previous four. The Chiefs accomplished this after defeating Baltimore in the AFC championship game and Buffalo in the divisional round, both on the road.

Not surprisingly, Travis Kelce was a major presence in both games. The future Hall of Fame tight end caught all 11 of his targets for 116 yards and a touchdown in Baltimore in addition to scoring twice in Buffalo.

Patrick Mahomes and Ryan Kelce each had outstanding performances, but they also had support from wideouts Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Rashee Rice, as well as running back Isiah Pacheco. The Chiefs defence, which ranked second in the league in points surrendered during the regular season, has also been crucial to Kansas City’s trip to the Super Bowl.

San Francisco 49ers

NO. PLAYER
0 Samuel Womack III, CB
2 Deommodore Lenoir, DB
3 Ray-Ray McCloud, WR
4 Jake Moody, K
5 Randy Gregory, LB
7 Charvarius Ward, CB
9 Brayden Willis, TE
10 Ronnie Bell, WR
11 Brandon Aiyuk, WR
13 Brock Purdy, QB
14 Sam Darnold, QB
15 Jauan Jennings, WR
17 Brandon Allen, QB
18 Mitch Wishnowsky, P
19 Deebo Samuel, WR
20 Ambry Thomas, CB
23 Christian McCaffrey, Rb
24 Elijah Mitchell, RB
26 Isaiah Oliver, CB
27 Ji’Ayir Brown, S
28 Darrell Luter Jr., CB
30 George Odum, S
31 Tashaun Gipson Sr., S
33 Logan Ryan, S
44 Kyle Juszczyk, FB
45 Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, LB
46 Taybor Pepper, LS
48 Oren Burks, LB
50 Jalen Graham, LB
51 Robert Beal Jr., DL
53 Dee Winters, LB
54 Fred Warner, LB
55 Jon Feliciano, OL
57 Dre Greenlaw, LB
64 Jake Brendel, OL
65 Aaron Banks, OL
68 Colton McKivitz, OL
69 Sebastian Joseph-Day, DT
71 Trent Williams, T
74 Spencer Buford, OL
75 Matt Pryor, OL
76 Jaylon Moore, OL
78 Ben Bartch, OL
84 Chris Conley, WR
85 George Kittle, TE
89 Charlie Woerner, TE
90 Kevin Givens, DL
91 Arik Armstead, DL
92 Chase Young, DL
97 Nick Bosa, DL
98 Javon Hargrave, DL
99 Javon Kinlaw, DT

It’s safe to conclude that the 49ers have been the NFL’s top team since Week 1, even though the Chiefs are heating up. After ranking third in the league in both points scored and fewest points allowed during the regular season, San Francisco easily won the NFC’s top seed.

The 49ers had to overcome both the Packers and the Lions in the playoffs. Christian McCaffrey was essential to both comebacks; against the Packers, he ran for 98 yards and two touchdowns (accumulating 128 total yards); against the Lions, he added 90 yards and two more touchdown runs (accumulating 132 all-purpose yards).

The defence of San Francisco caused turnovers and made several critical stops to aid in both comebacks. The most significant one was when 49ers running back Jahmyr Gibbs was forced to turn over by Tashaun Gipson and Arik Armstead, setting up the game-winning score for the team.