NFL Championship Ring New England Patriots 2018 Tom Brady

Rings Story

Kenjon Barner, RB Playing five games for the Patriots, and having been released and re-signed three different times, Barner wasn’t a major contributor in the championship season (19 carries, 71 yards) and hadn’t been with the club since mid-November. So imagine his surprise when he received a text message from an unknown number during 2019 spring practices with the Atlanta Falcons, saying Bill Belichick wanted him to have a ring. “I was like, ‘Is this a mistake? Do you have the right number?’ I was speechless,” Barner said. “They didn’t have to do that.” Barner let his father, Gary, open the box when the ring arrived and he gifted it to his dad as a thank you for his support.

Specification

Size: 11
Material: zinc alloy + crystal stone
Features: exquisite deep carving and hand-set crystal gems
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Super Bowl LIII

Date: February 3, 2019
Team: New England Patriots
Score: Patriots 13, Rams 3
Tom Brady’s stats: 21-of-35 passing, 262 yards, one interception

Brady’s last Super Bowl title with the Patriots was an embarrassment of riches, really. By this point, he had already established himself as the greatest ever and was simply running up the score by giving New England its third title in five years. This was also Brady and the Patriots franchise’s sixth Super Bowl title, which moved them in a tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the most all time by one team.

This Super Bowl moved Brady ahead of Pro Football Hall of Famer Charles Haley for the most Super Bowl titles won by a single player in NFL history. With that win over the Rams, Brady had now officially gone where no other player had before, which, again, only adds to his growing mythical status. It wasn’t the flashiest performance by Brady — only Super Bowl where he didn’t throw for a touchdown — but where this continued to elevate him in NFL history is why he gets the edge above his second championship.