Martellus Bennett Sells Super Bowl LI Ring for $88,125

Martellus Bennett, a former Texas A&M tight end, recently auctioned his Super Bowl LI ring for $88,125, following his pivotal role in the New England Patriots' historic comeback against the Atlanta Falcons. The auction highlights the ring's significance, as it commemorates the largest comeback in Super Bowl history, with Bennett contributing five catches for 62 yards in the game. His ring features the Patriots' logo and inscriptions celebrating their fifth championship. Additionally, former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Plaxico Burress is also auctioning his Super Bowl XLII ring, with bids currently at $72,500 and expectations to rise further, as he caught the game-winning touchdown in that match. The memorabilia market for Super Bowl rings reflects their desirability, with both rings symbolizing monumental moments in NFL history. As the NFL season progresses, these auctions continue to draw interest as fans and collectors seek a piece of sporting legacy.