Two former members of the Indianapolis Colts are now Super Bowl champions with the Philadelphia Eagles. Cornerback Isaiah Rodgers and wide receiver Parris Campbell earned that honor in the Eagles win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Reggie Wayne was a Colts receiver for 14 seasons, winning one Super Bowl and losing another. Now he's the receivers coach.

Months after the Wentz deal, Philadelphia sent their first-round pick (No. 12) and the third-rounder from Indianapolis to the Dallas Cowboys to move up two spots to No. 10, where they drafted wide receiver DeVonta Smith.

There’s a lot that can be learned, but what can Colts’ GM Chris Ballard takeaway from the Eagles’ Super Bowl win?

Here is how Colts’ general manager Chris Ballard played a role in helping the Eagles’ land four key players on their Super Bowl team.

The Indianapolis Colts had some former faces on the Super Bowl-winning roster from Sunday night. In a dominating effort, the Philadelphia Eagles took down the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22 to win the franchise's second-ever Super Bowl.

In his three years with the Colts, Rodgers played in 45 games, totaling three interceptions and six pass breakups. with the Eagles this season, Rodgers played in 15 regular season games.

This year’s Eagles success reinforces some of the longtime roster-building philosophy of embattled GM Chris Ballard.