Vineland High School Graduate is Now a Super Bowl Champion

The Los Angeles Rams are Super Bowl 56 champions and a graduate from Vineland High School is a member of the team.

Jamil Demby was drafted by the Rams in the sixth round of the 2018 NFL Draft, a draft pick that was sent by the Dallas Cowboys to the Rams in exchange for former first-round pick WR Tavon Austin.

Demby has started one game and appeared in six others during his NFL career with the Rams. This season he was on the reserve/injured list and he was also on the roster during the Rams' previous Super Bowl under Head Coach Sean McVay when they lost to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 53.

Demby is one of only two graduates from Vineland High School to play in the NFL. Lou Piccone was a wide receiver who played for the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets during his nine-year NFL career.

Demby is also one of only ten players to be selected in the NFL Draft who played his college ball at the University of Maine. Another offensive lineman from the University of Maine, Mike Flynn, won a Super Bowl championship with the Baltimore Ravens at Super Bowl 35 over the New York Giants.

Jamil Demby was not the only South Jersey high school graduate at Super Bowl 56 on Sunday: on the Cincinnati Bengals roster is Clark Harris, a graduate from Southern Regional High School.