Tag: Super Bowl ring

Chiefs TE Travis Kelce isn’t concerned about the Super Bowl LVIII ring error

Kansas City #Chiefs TE Travis Kelce isn’t concerned about the Super Bowl LVIII ring error | @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs recently received their amazing new Super Bowl ring, featuring a unique style to symbolize the victory.

The ring ceremony was discussed in the latest episode of New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce (Presented by Wave Sports + Entertainment), where the Pro Bowl tight end revealed his feelings about the Super Bowl ring typo.

“One major little goof on the ring; Miami (Dolphins) is listed as the seventh seed because it has all of the games you guys had to win to get there. Miami was actually the sixth seed,” said Jason. “I guess that’s just the way the ring is. Are you gonna get it fixed?”

The seeding mistake is evident to football fans for historical accuracy, but it didn’t affect Travis’ mood in his bold response to his brother.

“I don’t give a s**t, I like it that we didn’t give a f**k about what seed Miami is. Yeah, they were the seventh. Who cares? They could’ve done no seeds on the side of them. I would’ve been fine,” said Travis. “I think it makes it more unique. Like, ‘Oh, yeah, we made it really detailed, and, oops, we screwed up.'”

The error isn’t a deal breaker for Chiefs players, as there hasn’t been any talk of a redo on the design. Travis may not have been officially speaking on behalf of the team, but the typo won’t change their minds after a successful 2023 season.

The Chiefs’ Super Bowl rings got the Dolphins’ playoff seed wrong

The Chiefs received their Super Bowl rings Thursday, which included a typo on the inner engraving.

The Kansas City Chiefs received their Super Bowl rings Thursday night, complete with 529 diamonds, 38 rubies, and one typo on the inner engraving.

The scores of each of the Chiefs’ playoff wins en route to their Super Bowl LVIII victory are etched on the inside of the ring, including their 26-7 win against the seventh-seeded Miami Dolphins. Via the Chiefs:

Just one problem: The Dolphins were actually the sixth seed.

After narrowly missing out on the AFC East title, the Dolphins were the second of three AFC wild-card teams, ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers but behind the Cleveland Browns.

That lined them up with a road game against the third-seeded Chiefs, who finished behind the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills in the AFC.

Ultimately, it didn’t make much difference as the Chiefs beat the top two seeded teams and the NFC champions. But their Super Bowl ring typo was an awfully expensive error.

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Chiefs premiere ‘Back-to-Back Greatness’ teasing upcoming Super Bowl LVIII ring unveiling

Kansas City #Chiefs premiere ‘Back-to-Back Greatness’ teasing the upcoming Super Bowl LVIII Ring unveiling | @EdEastonJr

Missouri native Jon Hamm, an Emmy Award and Golden Globe Award-winning actor, narrates the unique campaign. It features Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie and defensive end George Karlaftis.

In the spot, the defensive standouts are seen inside a museum gallery, observing Chiefs’ artifacts and gold-framed paintings of moments throughout Chiefs’ history, hung on striking red walls.

McDuffie and Karlaftis send viewers to different eras of Chiefs football, with archival photos, video, and audio highlighting franchise history from the earliest days with Founder Lamar Hunt, Head Coach Hank Stram, and quarterback Len Dawson to the modern era of Chiefs football led by Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt, Head Coach Andy Reid and QB Patrick Mahomes.

The Chiefs’ three previous Super Bowl rings (IV, LIV, LVII) – all produced by Jostens, The Official Championship Ring Manufacturer of the Kansas City Chiefs appeared in the video, alluding to the newest piece of jewelry on the way.

“A championship ring ceremony is one of the most unique nights in the sports world as it represents the culmination of a year’s worth of work on- and off the field and marks the last time players, coaches, and staff will celebrate together before turning the page to the next season,” Chiefs President Mark Donovan said. “Winning back-to-back championships is an incredible achievement, and having the chance to commemorate the season this way is a truly special privilege. We can’t wait to celebrate as an organization and share special moments from the evening with all of Chiefs Kingdom.”

Fans are invited to tune in to the Chiefs’ social accounts on X, Instagram, and TikTok, as well as the team’s Official YouTube Channel to view exclusive Red Carpet coverage, Ring Ceremony highlights, and the Ring Unveiling, along with reactions of players and coaches.

New film to show creation of Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVIII ring

A new film will show the creation of the Kansas City #Chiefs Super Bowl LVIII ring | @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs will unveil a film on Thursday, June 20, taking fans behind the scenes of the design and manufacturing of the club’s fourth Super Bowl ring and offering exclusive interviews with players, coaches and ownership.

The documentary-style production, titled “Forging Greatness: Making the Chiefs Super Bowl LVIII Ring,” will debut at the 2024 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity in Cannes, France.

Jostens, which sponsors the film, is the official championship ring manufacturer of the Chiefs and has produced all four Super Bowl championship rings in franchise history (IV, LIV, LVII and LVIII).

Jostens will invite Chiefs Kingdom to share the excitement of the Super Bowl LVIII victory through the official Fan Collection, with pieces inspired by the team’s new championship ring. The Fan Collection will go live at www.jostens.com/chiefs immediately after the official unveiling to the team.

You can watch the film on the Chiefs YouTube Channel at 7 p.m. CT Thursday.

WATCH: Las Vegas Sphere displays Bucs Super Bowl rings

The Sphere in Las Vegas cycled through 57 Super Bowl rings ahead of the big game Sunday, so residents and fans got a good look at both of Tampa Bay’s rings.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Super Bowl rings, have always looked good, but they’d never quite looked like this.

Super Bowl LVIII is being held in the Fabulous Las Vegas, of course, and that means that the new Sphere is working overtime to add to the presentation. One of the things it showed during the lead-up to the Super Bowl was showcasing all 57 Super Bowl rings before the 58th iteration of the game, and of course, the Bucs appeared twice.

The Sphere showed both Tampa Bay’s XXXVIII and LV rings, and both of them look glorious projected onto the big screen of the Sphere. Check out the video of the rings displayed above.

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Broncos’ Super Bowl ring displayed on Sphere in Las Vegas

The Broncos’ Super Bowl 50 ring was displayed on the ‘Sphere’ in Las Vegas, 15 minutes from the Raiders’ stadium.

As the city of Las Vegas gets ready to host the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers at the Las Vegas Raiders’ stadium in Super Bowl LVIII, football fans were reminded of the Denver Broncos’ win in Super Bowl 50.

The “Sphere,” which is 15 minutes from the Raiders’ stadium, displayed the Broncos’ Super Bowl 50 ring on Tuesday evening. Vic Lombardi of AltitudeTV caught the moment on video and shared it on his Twitter/X page:

While it’s humorous to see Denver’s latest Super Bowl ring displayed in a rival’s city, it wasn’t a prank orchestrated by the Broncos.

The NFL struck a deal with the Sphere for Super Bowl week and the league has been displaying rings from various past title winners. Even with that being the case, it’s still funny to see Denver’s ring getting shown off in Las Vegas.

The Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers 24-10 in Super Bowl 50 following the 2015 season. The Raiders last won a title in 1984.

Here are all the unique details of the Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVII ring

The #Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVII ring, designed by Jostens, is filled with unique details:

The Kansas City Chiefs have officially unveiled their Super Bowl LVII championship rings.

Jostens designed the ring and they have designed over 35 Super Bowl rings, more than any other company. This specific ring is wholly unique and features numerous details paying homage to the team’s history and their most recent championship-winning season.

“Jostens is proud to once again be trusted by the Kansas City Chiefs to celebrate another historic milestone for their franchise, it is an honor to continue to grow the partnership between our organizations,” said Chris Poitras SVP & GM of Jostens Professional Sports Division, via press release. “The Chiefs Super Bowl LVII Ring features thoughtful details and incredible craftsmanship. This ring captures their unique championship story and commemorates the team’s third Super Bowl victory.”

Below you’ll find a look at each unique feature of the Super Bowl LVII ring, with detailed information from the Jostens press release:

Melvin Gordon will get a Super Bowl ring from Chiefs

The Chiefs gave practice squad players Super Bowl rings when they won in 2019, so Melvin Gordon is expected to get one this year.

Melvin Gordon had quite a season in 2022.

After going unsigned as a free agent through March and most of April, Gordon re-signed with the Denver Broncos on a one-year, bargain contract just before the NFL draft.

Gordon began the season as a rotational backup behind Javonte Williams and he fumbled four times in the team’s first four games. Despite those fumbles, Gordon started the next six games following Williams’ season-ending injury.

Gordon fumbled a fifth time in Week 10, and that proved to be his final game with the Broncos. Denver cut him the next day, and Gordon ended up signing with the Kansas City Chiefs as a practice squad player.

Gordon did not appear in any regular season or postseason games with the Chiefs this season, but after KC defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 on Sunday, Gordon is now in line to get a Super Bowl ring.

Gordon posted a photo with the trophy on Twitter on Sunday night.

The Chiefs gave rings to practice squad players when they won Super Bowl LIV in 2019, so it seems safe to assume they will do the same for Super Bowl LVII this year.

Gordon is now scheduled to become a free agent in March. His final stats with KC: 0 appearances, 0 rushing yards and 1 Super Bowl ring.

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Chiefs players react to Super Bowl LIV championship ring unboxing

Kansas City Chiefs players finally have their Super Bowl championship rings and they’re enjoying the moment.

The Kanas City Chiefs hosted their Super Bowl LIV championship ring ceremony tonight at Arrowhead Stadium. During the ceremony, each player was individually introduced by Mitch Holthus, while messages from their family members were played. They received a box containing their personalized Super Bowl ring from Clark Hunt. After everyone received their box, Hunt gave a speech and explained the significance of each individual detail of the ring before the team opened their ring boxes simultaneously.

It was a special moment for the players, coaches and staff to receive the rings that they worked so hard to achieve. Many of them took to social media shortly after the unboxing to share photos, videos and words to describe what it was like to finally get the ring. Here’s a look at some of the reactions:

Tyreek Hill embodied the entirety of Chiefs Kingdom with his reaction.

Mitchell Schwartz showed off every angle of his ring.

Ben Niemann celebrated with his fellow linebackers.

Breeland Speaks was impressed by the size of the ring.

Derrick Nnadi is in awe of his dream becoming a reality.

Demone Harris reflected on his journey to becoming a Super Bowl champion.

Gehrig Dieter and his wife Meg took tons of photos of the special occasion.

The coaches and athletic training staff got their rings during the ceremony too and didn’t hesitate to show them off.

I had to get involved and share the exact moment when Andy Reid unboxed his ring.

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, DB Tyrann Mathieu, DE Frank Clark, and DB Armani Watts all relished the moment, but they’ve already turned their attention to earning the next Super Bowl victory. It all starts in Arrowhead Stadium next week when the Chiefs open the season against the Texans on Sept. 10.

LOOK: Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIV championship rings finally revealed

The Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIV championship team has finally received their Super Bowl rings!

The Kansas City Chiefs have finally revealed their Super Bowl LIV championship rings. Here are some quick facts about the ring, courtesy of Clark Hunt’s speech from the ring ceremony earlier this evening.

  • The ring boasts a total of 10.5 carats of gemstones.
  • It features a total of 255 diamonds and 36 rubies.
  • There are 16 custom-cut rubies representing the franchise’s 10 division titles and 6 playoff appearances under Andy Reid.
  • The rings are customized featuring player names and jersey numbers.
  • The inside of the ring features the final scores of each of the three playoff games from the 2019-20 season, including the deficits the Chiefs came back from during those games.
  • One side of the ring is dedicated to recognizing the two years the Chiefs have won the Super Bowl and the season motto, which was, “Be Great.”
  • The ring is designed by Jostens and you can purchase replicas here.

Here is some more info on the ring and its features:

It’s a pretty great design and definitely has some throwback elements to the Chiefs’ Super Bowl IV ring. The yellow gold and ruby background surrounding the Arrowhead symbol and the two Lombardi Trophies in the background is certainly a nice touch.

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