Eagles receiver DeVonta Smith can now etch his name among the all-time greats with Philadelphia's 40-22 win over Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. Smith is now just the fifth player and first receiver ever to win the Heisman Trophy, a college national championship and the Super Bowl.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith became the first Alabama alumnus to catch a touchdown pass in the Super Bowl on Sunday, and former Crimson Tide teammate Jalen Hurts was on the other end of the throw. The Philadelphia defense had just stopped Kansas City with a fourth-and-5 incompletion at the Chiefs 46-yard line.

Think of all the success Alabama has had in football over the last six decades. Under Bear Bryant. Under Gene Stallings. Under Nick Saban. Yes, the Crimson Tide have 10 recognized national championships to their name since 1966—the first pro football season to end in a Super Bowl.