Social Media Reacts to Eagles' Super Bowl 59 Rings
The reigning Super Bowl champions had to wait a little longer to receive their coveted rings. Back in June, EJ Smith of The Inquirer reported that Philadelphia has postponed a June 6 ring ceremony due to the commissioned jewelers needing more time to finish the rings.
Well, the rings are here, and they're beyond unbelievable with expanded wings, playoff scores, and jersey numbers. Jalen Hurts, Kelee Ringo, A.J. Brown, and the Eagles are huddled up at an undisclosed location to accept their Super Bowl 59 rings before descending upon the NovaCare Complex for training camp.
With the festivities underway, we're looking at social media reactions to the dazzling rings.
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