DeVonta Smith became just the fourth player in history to win a Heisman Trophy, a National Championship in college and a Super Bowl in the NFL.

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.

Think about all of the incredible players who've come from Alabama during Nick Saban's regime alone. Mark Ingram, Derrick Henry, Julio Jones. There's plenty more where that came from on both sides of the ball.

DeVonta Smith made history during Super Bowl LIX on Sunday. The Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver became the first player drafted from Alabama to score

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.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith had his moment to shine on the Super Bowl LIX stage in New Orleans. Born in Amite City, Louisiana, and a prep standout at Amite High School, Smith caught a 46-yard touchdown from Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts in his return to his home state at the Caesars Superdome.

While the Chiefs are still chasing some Super Bowl history, the touchdown saw Smith make some history of his own. With the touchdown, the Eagles WR became the first player drafted out of Alabama to score a touchdown in a Super Bowl.

The Philadelphia Eagles dominated Super Bowl LIX thanks to a handful of strong performances by former Crimson Tide players

With his touchdown catch from Jalen Hurts, DeVonta Smith became the first player drafted from Alabama player to score a touchdown in the Super Bowl.