2001 J.R. Redmond New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXVI Players Ring

The Legendary 2001 New England Patriots Super Bowl Ring

A Season of Unforeseen Triumph

The 2001 New England Patriots season is etched in the annals of NFL history as a tale of unexpected glory and resilience. Following a challenging year in 2000, the Patriots were not anticipated to make significant strides. However, the injury to franchise quarterback Drew Bledsoe early in the season paved the way for an untested backup, Tom Brady, to step into the spotlight. Brady’s remarkable leadership transformed a struggling 0-2 team into the AFC East Champions, boasting an impressive 11-5 regular season record. This incredible turnaround set the stage for an unforgettable playoff journey, culminating in the Patriots’ first-ever Super Bowl victory.

The Road to Victory

The Patriots’ playoff run was nothing short of miraculous, beginning with their AFC Divisional round triumph over the Raiders in the legendary “Snow Bowl.” This game, also known as the “Tuck Rule Game,” witnessed J.R. Redmond’s pivotal contributions during the game-winning overtime drive. The Patriots’ path to glory continued as they dispatched the Steelers in the AFC Championship Game, setting the stage for a historic showdown in Super Bowl XXXVI against the formidable St. Louis Rams, famously dubbed “The Greatest Show on Turf.”

Super Bowl XXXVI: A Moment of Heroism

In the climactic moments of Super Bowl XXXVI, running back J.R. Redmond emerged as an unlikely hero. His short three-yard reception in the final minute of the game was instrumental in securing the Patriots’ victory. Redmond’s remarkable effort to convert a short pass into a clock-stopping first down, dodging defenders and extending the ball across the line, set the stage for Tom Brady to orchestrate a game-winning drive. With just over thirty seconds remaining, Brady positioned kicker Adam Vinatieri for a 48-yard field goal attempt, which he successfully executed as time expired, etching his name in Patriots’ lore.

The Exquisite Super Bowl Ring

The 2001 New England Patriots Super Bowl ring is a dazzling testament to this historic achievement. Crafted by Jostens in 14k gold, the ring’s top center proudly displays the word “WORLD” raised in gold, while “CHAMPIONS” adorns the bottom. At the heart of the ring, the Patriots’ team symbol, rendered in blue and red stone and outlined in diamonds, rests atop a raised gold and diamond version of the Lombardi Trophy. The face of the ring is adorned with small diamonds, creating a stunning visual spectacle.

• Left Shank: Features the “XXXVI SUPERBOWL” symbol raised in gold.
• Right Shank: Displays “REDMOND 14-5 21,” indicating the player’s name, team regular season record, and player number, all raised in gold. Additionally, a Patriots helmet atop an American flag is elegantly raised in gold.
• Inside Inscription: The left shank is inscribed with “JOSTENS 14K.”

This NRMT-MINT 65.2 gram A player’s ring is presented in its original box, complete with a yet-to-be-affixed nameplate. It stands as a symbol of the Patriots’ remarkable journey and their indomitable spirit.

For those passionate about football memorabilia, this ring is a cherished piece of history. Explore more about this extraordinary artifact and other sports memorabilia at Grey Flannel Auctions. Whether you’re looking to sell sports memorabilia or consign NFL items, our platform offers unparalleled opportunities to connect with the world of sports history.

* This text was generated from the original auction listing.