Kansas City Chiefs Player Wins Super Bowl In Stadium Where He Used To Serve Food

The defensive back from Miami just completed his first year in the NFL, and what a rookie season it was. This time last year, Fenton was completing his studies at the University of South Carolina. Now he's a Super Bowl champion.

Venerable Hard Rock Stadium (formerly Joe Robbie Stadium, Pro Player Stadium and about a dozen other names) hosted the big game. For over thirty years, it's hosted the biggest games in the area.

Going to high school in Miami Gardens, Rashad Fenton is no doubt familiar with playing at Hard Rock Stadium. In fact, he's familiar with the stadium for a number of different reasons.

He told USA Today that he worked at the stadium for years back in high school. “I used to work here every weekend,” he said. “I was making beers, making pizzas from scratch."

"I still remember making hot dogs," he explained, "I did nachos, filled up sodas and passed out peanuts."

Discussing his concessions career, he told ESPN, "That was my weekend, week in and week out. God works in mysterious ways."

In the stadium where he used to sling hot dogs, Fenton performed on the biggest stage of all (complete with a halftime interlude by J-Lo and Shakira). His Chiefs prevailed to beat the San Francisco 49ers 31 to 20.

That has a little more ring to it than "Rashad Fenton, soda filler", doesn't it?

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