Eagles Super Bowl ring giveaway 2025: Dates, details, and how to enter
O
kay, this is not a drill. The Philadelphia Eagles are straight-up letting fans win a real Super Bowl championship ring, no preseason training, no QB sneak, no tush push required.
The team just announced a sweepstakes that goes live on July 25, and the grand prize is an official championship ring plus 50-yard line tickets.
Yup, that's the same type of ring
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players wear to flex their legacy and now fans might get to flex it too. And the best part? It's for a great cause: proceeds support the Eagles Autism Foundation, so your entry isn't just about bling, it's about doing good.
The Eagles are giving fans a chance at the real bling, not just fan store merch
This isn't one of those cheap replicas you buy online and hope no one looks too closely.
The ring being offered is designed by Jason of Beverly Hills, the jeweler known for crafting the actual championship hardware worn by the pros. It has the team's logo, the word 'CHAMPIONS' in bold, and that oversized, diamond-studded energy that screams, 'I did something incredible.'
Except this time, you didn't have to run a single play to earn it.
According to the official tweet from the Eagles, fans can sign up now to get notified when the sweepstakes goes live.
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The link is already posted and buzzing with interest and a little internet drama, naturally.
NFL fans are roasting, trolling, and obsessing over the Eagles' wild giveaway
As always, the internet never misses a chance to meme a moment. One fan chimed in,
'Nobody wants a Mickey Mouse ring. Win a ring without the cheating tush push play.'
Others are already plotting how badly they want it.
Another user commented,
'Philadelphia Eagles once again showing why it's the best ran organization in the NFL.'
Eagles give fans shot at winning 2025 Super Bowl ring in viral charity giveaway.
Even non-Eagles fans are debating whether they should sign up because let's be honest, a Super Bowl ring is elite status, no matter the team.
Final whistle: you could go from couch coach to championship-level drip
Whether you're a lifelong Eagles fan or just someone who likes shiny things, this is a rare shot at NFL-level bragging rights. The sweepstakes launches on July 25, and you can enter via the Charitybuzz platform to support the Eagles Autism Foundation.
So, if you've ever dreamed of repping a Super Bowl ring like you just came off the field, this might be your moment. Just don't fumble the deadline.
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