Bobby Singh Bobby Singh ( born November 21 , 1975 ) is a retired professional American and Canadian football guard . He last played for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League . He was drafted by the Calgary Stampeders in the first round of the 1999 CFL Draft . Singh is the only player to have won an XFL Championship , a Super Bowl and a Grey Cup . Singh has also played for the St . Louis Rams , Los Angeles Xtreme and Winnipeg Blue Bombers . Early years . Singh was born in Fiji to parents Malkit and Mindy who are of Indian descent . The family moved to Richmond , British Columbia when Bobby was two years old . He attended Garden City Elementary School , Palmer Junior Secondary School , and Richmond Senior Secondary School . Throughout his school years , he was active in sports , including american football , basketball , and track and field . College career . After graduating from high school , he earned a full football scholarship to the University of Hawaii . He played sparingly in 1995 , but in 1996 started eleven games for the Warriors and was named an all - WAC Conference Academic . He transferred to Portland State University in 1997 , where he was named first team All - Big Sky in his junior year , and All - American / All - Conference / Scholar Athlete of the Year in his senior year . He was a team captain for both his years at Portland State . He graduated with a degree in sociology . Professional career . Singh was drafted in the first round , eighth overall by the Calgary Stampeders in the 1999 Canadian College Draft . He signed as a free agent with the St . Louis Rams , winning a Super Bowl ring in Super Bowl XXXIV while on the Rams ' practice roster . He underwent back surgery , was released after the season , and spent the 2000 season recovering . In 2001 , he signed with the Los Angeles Xtreme of the XFL , playing in six regular season and two playoff games , and winning that league ' s first and only championship , the Million Dollar Game . He then signed with the San Diego Chargers , but was released at the end of training camp . In 2002 , he signed with the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League , becoming a starter by the fifth game of the season and playing in sixteen regular season games . After a strong season with Stampeders in 2003 , he was named as a finalist for the CFL ' s Outstanding Canadian Award and CFL ' s Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award . Singh signed with the BC Lions in March 2004 . During the 2004 season , he missed five games due to a triceps injury . He started all but two games of the 2005 season , including the Scotiabank West Championship ( the CFL West Division final ) , which the Lions lost to the Edmonton Eskimos by the score of 28 - 23 . Singh was the only member of a troubled Lions ' offensive line — the team gave up a league - worst 74 sack s — who did not allow a sack , and was the Lions ' 2005 nomination for Outstanding Lineman . In March 2006 , Singh signed a four - year contract with the BC Lions . Singh dressed for twelve games in 2006 , as well as the West Division final and Grey Cup , which the Lions won over the Montreal Alouettes 25 - 14 , but missed six games due to injury and was used sparingly late in the season . He was released by the Lions on April 5 , 2007 . Lions head coach and general manager Wally Buono called it a " difficult decision " necessitated by the CFL ' s new salary cap , though Singh had offered to take a pay cut . Within a week , Singh had signed with his original CFL team , the Calgary Stampeders . Though he had entertained offers from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Toronto Argonauts , Calgary ' s proximity to Vancouver was a factor in his decision to sign with the Stampeders , and would allow him to fulfill his duties as school trustee . He was released by Calgary just prior to the 2008 CFL season , and was signed by Winnipeg on Sept . 18 , 2008 . Singh has the unusual honor of having successfully completed the Triple Crown of professional outdoor football championships , having won the Super Bowl with the Rams , the Grey Cup with the Lions , and the championship of the highest outdoor professional league other than the NFL ( in Singh ' s case , the Million Dollar Game ) with the Xtreme . He was released by the Bombers on May 15 , 2009 . Singh re - signed with the BC Lions on June 25 , 2009 . Outside football . Singh is involved in a variety of volunteer and community work in the Vancouver area , such as youth football programmes and the Richmond Boys and Girls Club . In November 2005 , he was elected to the Richmond School Board , taking the seventh and final School Trustee position with 9152 votes . He also started a security company , Xtreme Security Ltd . , during the 2005 - 2006 off - season .