The Philadelphia Eagles have unveiled rings to celebrate their Super Bowl LII success featuring a tribute to their ‘Philly Special’ play.
The rings have 127 diamonds to represent the combined jersey numbers of Corey Clement (30), Trey Burton (88) and Nick Foles (9) - the players involved in the 'Philly Special', a trick play that outfoxed the New England Patriots in last year's finale.
Quarterback Foles, during this fourth-and-down, became the first player to throw and catch a touchdown in Super Bowl history after the ball was snapped directly to running back Clement, who tossed it to Burton, who then found Foles in the end zone.
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The rings, awarded on Thursday night, are made of 10-karat white gold with a total of 219 diamonds and 17 green sapphires.
They also feature an underdog mask inscribed inside.
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