Eagles get long-awaited update on Super Bowl ring ceremony
They say good things come to those who wait. To a man or woman, every member of the Philadelphia Eagles players, roster, coaching staff, and front office all agree. Last season is over. The page has been turned. It's time to win another Lombardi Trophy. Still, there's one final puzzle piece remaining in putting a bow on what was a championship season.
No one has received their championship rings yet.
A month ago, an update came. Philly was going to have to wait a little longer for their rings than previously expected. According to a report, the commissioned jewelers required additional time to add the finishing touches to the final product. Hey, no one is going to complain about that, right? After all, when one does something, they should aspire to do it right, shouldn't they? When they're done, everyone wants them to be a satisfactory representation of what was a phenomenal season.
CBS Sports' Jeff Kerr provided an update via his X account. The expected arrival time is July 18.
Don't bank on any leaks or advanced views. The design of Super Bowl rings is usually kept top secret. Rumor has it, however, that there may be the depiction of two Lombardi Trophies as Philadelphia is now a two-time Super Bowl champion.
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