No, Tiki Barber has not won any Super Bowl in his NFL career. Barber played for the New York Giants from 1997 to 2006.
Barber played in the Running Back (RB) position, and spent 10 years in the NFL, all for the Giants. As a starting RB for most of his career, Tiki played 109 games in his decade-long journey and participated in the Pro Bowl 3 times.
The football player got to experience 5 playoffs in his NFL journey. However, Tiki could not reach past the finish line to get the SB trophy.
Here is the list of Tiki Barber’s Playoff Records With The Giants:
- 1997 – Lost Wild Card Against Vikings
- 2000 – Lost Super Bowl against Ravens
- 2002 – Lost Wild Card Against 49ers
- 2005 – Lost Wild Card Against Panthers
- 2006 – Lost Wild Card Against Eagles
The former Running Back was drafted in the second round by the Giants. He was involved for four seasons at the Virginia Cavaliers from 1993 to 1996 and achieved the ACC Player of the Year award.
Is Tiki Barber In Hall Of Fame?
Tiki Barber is not inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame. Barber is the Giants all-time Rushing leader.
In his 10-year career, Tiki recorded 10,499 rushing yards from 154 games, out of which he created 506 first-down successes as well as 55 touchdowns. He attempted 2217 rushes and gained 67.9 yards on average.
Moreover, he is also one of the 4 NFL players to record more than 5000 yards in both rushing and receiving categories. He recorded 5183 receiving yards from 586 receptions with 12 TDs during his Football career.
In his rookie season, Barber made 511 rushing and 399 receiving yards and was voted No. 4 as the Offensive POY. Tiki’s best seasons came in his last three years, particularly in 2005.
That year, he rushed for 1860 yards and made 9 TDs, and led the league in Total touches (411) and Yards from Scrimmage (2390). For his brilliant performance, he was selected for the All-Pro, played Pro Bowl, and was voted fourth in the MVP awards.
Barber Brothers in NFL contains Tiki Barber and Ronde Barber who were both drafted in the 1997 seasons. They dedicated their whole career to one franchise.
Is Ronde Barber A Hall Of Famer?
Ronde Barber received his Hall of Fame induction in the 2023 class. Barber is a former Defensive Back for Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Playing the majority of his career as a Cornerback, Ronde registered 47 interceptions in his career, along with 923 yards returned and 8 TDs. He also defended 197 passes and created 15 forced fumbles in his 16-year-long journey for the Bucs.
His best seasons (in terms of stats) came in the 2001, 2005, and 2006 seasons. In 2001, he registered the most interceptions per season for the Buccaneers (10). Ronde only made 3 INT in 2006 but converted 2 of them into TDs.
A three-time All-Pro selection and five-time Pro Bowl player, Ronde has established many records for both the Bucs and NFL. Following his retirement in 2010, he held the most interceptions record for Bucs. Likewise, his Most INT returned for TD per Game (2) is NFL’s best.
He also established the Bucs’ record for longest interception return with 92 yards, which he conducted against Philadelphia Eagles in the 2002 playoffs. Similarly, Barber also ties first for the highest INT by a Defensive player per game (3) in Tampa.
Ronde Barber has won one Super Bowl in his career, unlike his sibling. Ronde helped the Buccaneers win the SB XXXVII against Oakland Riders.
Are There Any Brothers In The NFL Hall Of Fame?
There are no brothers in the NFL Hall of Fame as of 2023 season. The Matthews, Long, and Mannings family each share one sibling as a Hall of Famer.
Bruce Matthews and Clay Matthews Jr are one of the first popular siblings duo who achieved greatness in the NFL. However, only Bruce has been inducted into the HOF. Bruce played 296 games as an offensive linesman for the Titans franchise.
QB duo Peyton Manning and Eli Manning are arguably the most popular siblings remembered in the League. Both of them won two SBs, with Eli winning for the Giants. Peyton was recently inducted in 2021, and he is blessed with many awards like 5 MVPs and 7-time All-Pro.
However, Eli was instrumental in the Giants’ success in the 2000s and is famous for how he helped defeat the then-powerful Patriots twice in the SB matchups in the 2008 and 2012 seasons. Since Eli retired in 2020, he is eligible for the 2025 HOF ballot.
The Long Brothers are a great duo of NFL Defensive Ends. Only Howie Long has been inducted into the HOF, while Chris Long has received 2 SBs and the 2018 Alan Page Award. Howie played for the Raiders from 1982 to 1993 and won 1 SB with them.
Have Brothers Played In The Super Bowl?
Brothers who have played in the Super Bowl cover 1. Kelces 2. Mannings and 3. Longs.
However, the Kelces are the only brothers in NFL history to play against each other in an SB match. In the SB LVII, both of them lined up against each other: Jason Kelce for Philadelphia Eagles and Travis Kelce for Kansas City Chiefs.
The Manning and Long siblings played in the SB matches separately. Here is the list of their Super Bowl Appearances:
- Peyton Manning – 2007, 2010, 2014, 2016
- Eli Manning – 2008, 2012
- Chris Long – 2017, 2018
- Howie Long – 1984
New York Giants Super Bowl History
Last time New York Giants won Super Bowl was on 5 February 2012. The Giants have won 4 Super Bowl trophies in NFL history.
[table]Eli Manning Years
During QB Eli Manning Years, New York Giants won two SB titles in the 2007 and 2011 seasons respectively.
Manning conducted a brilliant performance during both of these SB matches and gained the SB MVP award as well. In February 2008, the Giants faced Tom Brady’s Patriots, and they ultimately won by 17-14.
Manning created 2 passing touchdowns in the 4th quarter to make for a great 4th quarter comeback. Eli passed for 255 yards and made 19 pass completions.
Similarly, the Giants faced the Patriots again in February 2012, and Manning made a great TD in the 1st quarter. The New York franchise went on to win by 21-17, and Eli made 296 passing yards and completed 30 passes.
Before The 2000s
The NY Giants have won two SB titles before the 2000 era, i.e. in the 1986 and 1990 seasons.
Under Head Coach Bill Parcell, the Giants won the SB XXI against Denver Broncos by 39-20. QB Phil Simms achieved 268 passing yards for the Giants and assisted in 3 TDs as well. The Giants performed great after half-time, accumulating 20 points in total.
January 1991’s SB XXV was a nail-biter, with the NY franchise winning by 20-19 at the end. Giants made the lead in the 2nd quarter, after a 14-yard pass to Stephen Baker from QB Jeff Hostetler. Finally, Matt Bahr’s 21-yard field goal sealed the game.