5-time Super Bowl champ discusses what it takes to win it all, Hall of Fame voting after Patriots snubs

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SAN FRANCISCO – Charles Haley knows exactly what it takes to win the Super Bowl – he should know, since he won it five times in his Hall of Fame career.

The San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys legend actually got a chance to hoist the Lombardi Trophy a sixth time Tuesday, as the NFL tabbed him to unveil it at the Super Bowl LX fan experience as part of honoring a longtime FedEx employee.

"He's on my team now, he's an All-Pro to me," Haley told Fox News Digital of Jesse Alvarado, a FedEx driver of 32 years.

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Charles Haley of the San Francisco 49ers looks on from the field during the game against the Atlanta Falcons at 3 Comm Park in San Francisco. (Tom Hauck/Allsport)

Haley saw similarities between Alvarado and the five championship teams he was on.

"Hard work, dedication, and keeping that hunger going," Haley said. "It’s the players. When you talk about the team, you talk about the Cowboys, Jerry [Jones] was selling the star, but the players are the stars. That’s what’s gotta be understood. Everything comes down to the players – the way they gel, the way they practice, the way they sacrifice for each other, that’s going to determine who’s going to be here next year."

Charles Haley address the crowd during halftime during the game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Minnesota Vikings at Levi Stadium on September 14, 2015, in Santa Clara, Calif. The 49ers defeated the Vikings 20-3. (Michael Zagaris/San Francisco 49ers/Getty Images)

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