Where Super Bowl LIX participants from the Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles played high school football

Jalen Carter, Nolan Smith, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Quinyon Mitchell, Hollywood Brown and Jawaan Taylor headline the talent from the Sunshine State.

Gardner-Johnson and Taylor were teammates at Cocoa and both graduated in 2016.

There are four other schools that have multiple players featured — Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas), IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.), Mallard Creek (Charlotte, N.C.) and Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.).

Nolan Smith and Elias Ricks both graduated from IMG. 

Ricks played with Nikko Remigio at Mater Dei before transferring to IMG Academy for his senior season. In 2017, they helped the Monarchs go wire-to-wire as the No. 1 team in the MaxPreps Top 25 and did not trail at any point in the season.

Jaden Hicks and Nick Gates both played at Bishop Gorman while Jordan Davis and D.J. Humphries graduated from Mallard Creek.

Texas has the second-most players featured with 12 headlined by both starting quarterbacks in Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts.

This will be the fifth Super Bowl that features starting quarterbacks from the same state joining Super Bowl XIX (Joe Montana/Dan Marino), Super Bowl XXV (Jeff Hostetler/Jim Kelly), Super Bowl LIII (Tom Brady/Jared Goff) and Super Bowl LVII (Mahomes/Hurts).

Super Bowl III also featured two quarterbacks from the same state when Joe Namath faced Johnny Unitas but Unitas did not start. He replaced Earl Morrall in the third quarter and led the Colts on their only scoring drive of the game.

California is the only other state that had at least 10 players featured. Trent McDuffie, Xavier Worthy and Juju Smith-Schuster headline the 10 players from the Golden State.

In total, 31 different states have at least one player included in Super Bowl LIX. Kansas City Chiefs

Matt Araiza, Rancho Bernardo (San Diego)

Trent McDuffie, St. John Bosco (Bellflower)

Nikko Remigio, Mater Dei (Santa Ana)

Christian Roland-Wallace, Knight (Palmdale)

Juju Smith-Schuster, Long Beach Poly (Long Beach)

Keith Taylor Jr., Servite (Anaheim)

Xavier Worthy, Central (Fresno)

Mike Pennel, Grandview (Aurora)

Hollywood Brown, Chaminade-Madonna (Hollywood)

Chamarri Conner, Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville)

Jawaan Taylor, Cocoa

Joshua Uche, Columbus (Miami)

Harrison Butker, Westminster (Atlanta)

Malik Herring, Mary Persons (Forsyth)

Wanya Morris, Grayson (Loganville)

Hunter Nourzad, Walker (Marietta)

Jaylen Watson, Laney (Augusta)

Peyton Hendershot, Tri-West Hendricks (Lizton)

George Karlaftis, West Lafayette

Carson Steele, Center Grove (Greenwood)

Drue Tranquill, Carroll (Fort Wayne)

Ethan Driskell, Holy Cross (Louisville)

Justin Reid, Dutchtown (Geismar)

Noah Gray, Leominster

Mike Danna, De La Salle Collegiate (Warren)

Chris Jones, Houston

Felix Anudike-Uzomah, Lee's Summit

Tershawn Wharton, University City (St. Louis)

Jaden Hicks, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)

C.J. Hanson, DePaul Catholic (Wayne)

Isiah Pacheco, Vineland

D.J. Humphries, Mallard Creek (Charlotte)

Joshua Williams, Jack Britt (Fayetteville)

Carson Wentz, Century (Bismarck)

Bryan Cook, Mt. Healthy (Cincinnati)

Kareem Hunt, South (Willoughby)

Travis Kelce, Cleveland Heights

Joe Thuney, Archbishop Alter (Kettering)

Creed Humphrey, Shawnee

James Winchester, Washington

Skyy Moore, Shady Side Academy (Pittsburgh)

Justin Watson, South Fayette (McDonald)

DeAndre Hopkins, Daniel (Central)

Cam Jones, St. Benedict at Auburndale (Cordova)

Trey Smith, University School of Jackson (Jackson)

Nick Bolton, Lone Star (Frisco)

Patrick Mahomes, Whitehouse

Charles Omenihu, Rowlett

Samaje Perine, Hendrickson (Pflugerville)

Kingsley Suamataia, Orem

Nazeeh Johnson, Millbrook (Winchester)

Derrick Nnadi, Ocean Lakes (Virginia Beach)

Mike Caliendo, Brookfield East (Brookfield)

Leo Chenal, Grantsburg

Reed Blankenship, West Limestone (Lester)

Khari Blasingame, Buckhorn (New Market)

Bryce Huff, St. Paul's Episcopal (Mobile)

Nicholas Morrow, Huntsville

Kelee Ringo, Saguaro (Scottsdale)

Grant Calcaterra, Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita)

Tanner McKee, Centennial (Corona)

Johnny Wilson, Calabasas

Sydney Brown, Saint Stephen's Episcopal (Bradenton)

Jalen Carter, Apopka

C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Cocoa

Jalyx Hunt, University (Orange City)

Quinyon Mitchell, Williston

Elias Ricks, IMG Academy (Bradenton)

Isaiah Rodgers, Blake (Tampa)

Nolan Smith, IMG Academy (Bradenton)

Fred Johnson, Royal Palm Beach (Royal Palm Beach)

Tyler Steen, St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale)

Darius Slay, Brunswick

C.J. Uzomah, North Gwinnett (Suwanee)

Jake Elliott, Lyons (LaGrange)

Trevor Keegan, Crystal Lake South (Crystal Lake)

Cooper DeJean, Odebolt Arthur Battle Creek Ida Grove (Ida Grove)

DeVonta Smith, Amite

Thomas Booker IV, Gilman (Baltimore)

Avonte Maddox, King (Detroit)

A.J. Brown, Starkville

Kenneth Gainwell, Yazoo City

Cam Jurgens, Beatrice

Nick Gates, Bishop Gorman

Rick Lovato, Middletown South (Middletown)

Kenny Pickett, Ocean Township (Oakhurst)

Jordan Davis, Mallard Creek

Landon Dickerson, South Caldwell (Hudson)

Will Shipley, Weddington (Matthews)

Parris Campbell, St. Vincent-St. Mary (Akron)

Darian Kinnard, St. Ignatius (Cleveland)

Saquon Barkley, Whitehall

Jahan Dotson, Nazareth Area (Nazareth)

Jeremiah Trotter Jr., St. Joseph's Prep (Philadelphia)

Brett Toth, West Ashley (Charleston)

Dallas Goedert, Britton-Hecla (Britton)

Lewis Cine, Trinity Leadership (Cedar Hill)

Jalen Hurts, Channelview

Lane Johnson, Groveton

Braden Mann, Cy-Fair (Cypress)

Tristin McCollum, Ball (Galveston)

Moro Ojomo, Katy

Ainias Smith, Fort Bend Dulles (Sugar Land)

Milton Williams, Crowley

Britain Covey, Timpview (Provo)

Mekhi Becton, Highland Springs

Owen Burks, South County (Lorton)

E.J. Jenkins, Chancellor (Fredericksburg)

Josh Sweat, Oscar Smith (Chesapeake)

Zack Baun, Brown Deer