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Boost Your Knowledge with The List of Most Super Bowl Rings Players

The primary goal of the team players in the NFL is to obtain victory in the Super Bowl match. However, the reward the winning team gets is truly not avoidable. Yes, the Super Bowl Rings for sale that is provided to the winners really make the match special.

Are you lacking the knowledge of how many rings do the players own? Here is a list you can learn to boost your knowledge.

  • Steve Furness

Steve Furness owns around 4 rings which include both Buy Super Bowl Ring XIV and XIII. Steve played from 1972 to 1981 while flaunting his career’s best side with Joe Greene.

  • C. Greenwood

Playing with the position of defensive end, Greenwood has successfully won around 4 Patriots Super Bowl Rings for sale by playing in his active years ranging from 1969 to 1981. 

  • John Stallworth

One of the best wide receivers for Pittsburgh Steelers, John Stallworth also captures 4 rings during his active years ranging from 1974 to 1987. He also captured the title of Hall of Fame while playing two memorable finals.

  • Franco Harris

With the best stunning back position player, Franco Harris has successfully grabbed 4 rings to his name. From his active years from 1972 to 1984, Franco has been an instant star and took the Hall of Fame to his name too.

  • Eric Wright

Eric Wright is popular for the big games he has been involved in along with 4 rings he has obtained from 1981 to 1990. His game in which he seized Dan Marino was quite amazing and memorable with the position of a defensive back.

Apart from all these, others who have had the opportunity to get the Authentic Super Bowl Rings for sale include players like Gerry Mullins, Matt Milen, Terry Bradshaw, and many more.

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