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Travis Kelce dismissed concerns about a typo on the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl rings, saying he doesn't care about the error that incorrectly listed the Miami Dolphins' playoff seed. The rings, valued at $40,000 each, feature intricate designs and numerous diamonds, but the mistake doesn't bother Kelce, who sees it as a minor issue.
Former Eagles player Jason Kelce lost his Super Bowl ring during his New Heights live show at the University of Cincinnati, after it was hidden in a baby-pool filled with Skyline Chili for a game. Despite efforts to find it with shovels and metal detectors, the ring ended up in the trash. Kelce has put in an insurance claim and is considering having another ring made, with hopes that the Eagles might assist him.
Former NFL player Jason Kelce revealed that he lost his Super Bowl LII ring in a pool filled with chili during a live show event hosted by him and his brother, Travis Kelce. The ring was lost among replica rings tied to socks in a pool of Skyline chili, and despite efforts to find it, including using a metal detector, it remains unrecovered. Kelce, who retired earlier this year, expressed little concern for the lost ring, stating that it's just a hunk of metal and he can have another one made.
Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce lost his Super Bowl ring in a pool of chili during a live event in Cincinnati, despite using a metal detector to locate it. Kelce suspects it may be in a landfill and has filed an insurance claim, but it's unclear if he will get another ring made.
Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce revealed on a podcast that his Super Bowl ring, designed with 219 diamonds and 17 rare green sapphires, is officially lost after an event where it was hidden in chili. Kelce submitted an insurance claim for the ring, which has the Eagles logo with 52 diamonds to signify their Super Bowl 52 victory and a silhouette of Lincoln Financial Field with engraved signatures, making it the first Super Bowl ring to feature such engravings.
Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce lost his Super Bowl ring from Super Bowl 52 during a live show of his podcast "New Heights" at the University of Cincinnati, where a competition involving an inflatable pool filled with chili resulted in the ring being lost for good. Despite attempts to find it, Kelce suspects it's now in a landfill. His brother, Travis Kelce, criticized him for the costly mistake, and Jason has made an insurance claim for the ring, but doubts he'll get anything in return.
During the "New Heights" live show in Cincinnati, Jason Kelce lost his Super Bowl LII ring in a pool of Skyline Chili during the "Lombaby Games" event, where participants searched for the ring in pools filled with chili. Despite efforts to find it, including using a metal detector, the ring remains lost, and Kelce suspects it's now in a landfill. The event, which also featured his brother Travis Kelce, was described as disgusting and smelly due to the chili, and Kelce joked about having another ring made.
Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce has reportedly lost his Super Bowl ring in a pool of Skyline Chili during a gameshow for a live podcast in Cincinnati. Kelce expressed his frustration at the loss, stating that the ring is likely now in a landfill in the Cincinnati/tri-state area.