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Bryan Walters, Super Bowl XLVIII, Seattle Seahawks. He now plays for Jacksonville.

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Bryan Walters, Super Bowl XLVIII, Seattle Seahawks. He now plays for Jacksonville.
By Jennifer Brett
Feb 5, 2017

HOUSTON - Super Bowl week draws tons of past and present players to town, many of whom are toting hefty hardware on their ring fingers. Several of the guys were nice enough to let us have a look at their dazzling rings from Super Bowls of years gone by.

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Donny Anderson, Super Bowls I and II, Green Bay Packers

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Ken Dilger, Super Bowl XXXVII, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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Andy Russell, Super Bowls IX and X, Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Curley Culp, Super Bowl IV, Kansas City Chiefs

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Dick Anderson, Super Bowl VII and VIII, Miami Dolphins

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Ted Hendricks, Oakland/L.A. Raiders and Baltimore Colts; Super Bowls V, XI, XV, XVIII. This is from Super Bowl XVIII, Raiders

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Qadry Ismail, Super Bowl XXXV, Baltimore Ravens

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TJ Ward, Super Bowl L, Denver Broncos. Photo by Ryon Horne. All other photos by Jennifer Brett

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