Among these was a challenge to sift through a massive pool of chili to find replicas of Jason's 2018 Super Bowl ring. The elder Kelce admitted that this event was inspired by a real-life tragedy.

Kicker Jake Elliott's first season with Philadelphia ended with a championship ring. During that game in 2018, Elliott kicked the longest field goals by a rookie in Super Bowl history.

Jason Kelce's Super Bowl ring is still missing after the retired NFL star put it in a pool of chili during a live fan event he hosted with his brother, Travis Kelce. On the most recent episode of ...

FILE – In this Feb. 8, 2018, file photo, Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce speaks at the conclusion of the NFL team's Super Bowl victory parade in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art in ...

Here's how Jason Kelce lost his Super Bowl ring in a pool of Skyline ... sock with the actual 2018 Super Bowl ... competitors had to find one of the replicas or the real Super Bowl ring.

Here's how Jason Kelce lost his Super Bowl ring in a pool of ... and an additional sock with the actual 2018 Super Bowl ... competitors had to find one of the replicas or the real Super Bowl ring.

A "Brady" family ring (not Tom Brady’s personal ring) from Super Bowl LI brought in $344,927 in 2018. Super Bowl rings are collector’s items, and some fans will drop millions to own a piece of ...

A report for Jason Kelce's lost Super Bowl ring was filed to University of Cincinnati police ... with the actual 2018 Super Bowl ... to find one of the replicas or the real Super Bowl ring.

Jason Kelce revealed how he lost his Super Bowl ring during an event at last week's live "New Heights" podcast. It's all fun and games until Super Bowl bling gets lost in a pool full of chili.