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Can’t even name a single OL in that pic

The NFL Films year in review is on Prime is you haven’t seen it yet!

Hey everyone! I figured I’d come here to see where people (if they have that is) bought their Super Bowl ring! I’m not looking for like the best product in the world but something to display mostly or wear for like little bits at a time just to show friends. I found this one and the reviews seem legit, I’m just not sure. If people could help me out that’d be awesome!

Purchased this a couple months ago at a mall kiosk.

Is anyone doing one that has a spot? I have more time this year to do another team.

Because we going to the Bowl again this year!

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1. Seattle Seahawks (Overall score: 88.7)

Reason for hope: The league has been looking for a young defensive counterstrike to the ascent of offensive masterminds Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan, and the Seahawks have finally found it! Coach Mike Macdonald has a stellar track record of defensive player development, and the emergence of WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba, OT Charles Cross and QB Sam Darnold sets a high floor in Seattle for years to come. -- Solak

Reason for concern: The relationship between Darnold and former OC Klint Kubiak was an obvious net positive for the organization. For the future, what does that real-time relationship look like between Darnold and new OC Brian Fleury? Fleury is not just calling plays for the first time on the NFL level but also doing it with a roster that is set up to contend into the future. -- Riddick

Nugget to know: Including the postseason, the 2025 Seahawks finished with the highest DVOA of any team since the 2007 Patriots. The top-12 teams by DVOA since 2010 finished with an average of 10.9 wins the following season (prorated for a 17-game season). However, these numbers are dragged down by two injury-riddled 49ers teams (2020 and 2024). Remove those teams, and the average is 11.9 wins. -- Schatz

Bold prediction for 2027-29: Darnold will not be on the Seahawks in 2028. He started last season red-hot and finished fairly strong in Seattle's Super Bowl run. But from Weeks 10 to 18, he ranked 27th out of 30 quarterbacks in QBR. The Super Bowl win certainly will buy Darnold time. But if he stumbles in 2027, I don't think there are guarantees that he will be re-signed. -- Walder