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Friday's P.M. Hot Clicks: History of Super Bowl Rings

History of Super Bowl RingsThere is one large diamond in the Green Bay Packers' 1966 championship ring you see above. There are 183 diamonds in each of the
Friday's P.M. Hot Clicks: History of Super Bowl Rings
Friday's P.M. Hot Clicks: History of Super Bowl Rings

History of Super Bowl Rings

Super Bowl Rings

Super Bowl I — Green Bay Packers

Super Bowl II — Green Bay Packers

Super Bowl III — New York Jets

Super Bowl IV — Kansas City Chiefs

Super Bowl V — Baltimore Colts

Super Bowl VI — Dallas Cowboys

Super Bowl VII — Miami Dolphins

Super Bowl VIII — Miami Dolphins

Super Bowl IX — Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl X — Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl XI — Oakland Raiders

Super Bowl XII — Dallas Cowboys

Super Bowl XIII — Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl XIV — Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl XV — Oakland Raiders

Super Bowl XVI — San Francisco 49ers

Super Bowl XVII — Washington Redskins

Super Bowl XVIII — Los Angeles Raiders

Super Bowl XIX — San Francisco 49ers

Super Bowl XX — Chicago Bears

Super Bowl XXI — New York Giants

Super Bowl XXII — Washington Redskins

Super Bowl XXIII — San Francisco 49ers

Super Bowl XXIV — San Francisco 49ers

Super Bowl XXV — New York Giants

Super Bowl XXVI — Washington Redskins

Super Bowl XXVII — Dallas Cowboys

Super Bowl XXVIII — Dallas Cowboys

Super Bowl XXIX — San Francisco 49ers

Super Bowl XXX — Dallas Cowboys

Super Bowl XXXI — Green Bay Packers

Super Bowl XXXII — Denver Broncos

Super Bowl XXXIII — Denver Broncos

Super Bowl XXXIV — St. Louis Rams

Super Bowl XXXV — Baltimore Ravens

Super Bowl XXXVI — New England Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVII — Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Super Bowl XXXVIII — New England Patriots

Super Bowl XXXIX — New England Patriots

Super Bowl XL — Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl XLI — Indianapolis Colts

Super Bowl XLII — New York Giants

Super Bowl XLIII — Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl XLIV — New Orleans Saints

Super Bowl XLV — Green Bay Packers

Super Bowl XLVI — New York Giants

Super Bowl XLVII — Baltimore Ravens

Super Bowl XLVIII — Seattle Seahawks

Super Bowl XLIX — New England Patriots

Super Bowl 50 — Denver Broncos

Super Bowl LI — New England Patriots

Super Bowl LII — Philadelphia Eagles

Super Bowl LIII — New England Patriots

There is one large diamond in the Green Bay Packers' 1966 championship ring you see above. There are 183 diamonds in each of the rings the Seahawks handed out for winning Super Bowl XLVIII. Trace how teams got from Point A to Point B in this gallery of all 48 Super Bowl rings.

Big Night in Division II Football

While you were watching the Seahawks decimate the Packers, Texas A&M-Commerce racked up a record 986 yards (no, that's not a typo) of total offense in a 98-20 route of East Texas Baptist. But the Lions weren't the only ones enjoying a record-setting night. Tusculum College in Tennessee held its opponent to minus-100 yards total offense in a 71-0 victory. College of Faith ran 49 offensive plays while losing those 100 yards.

For the Ladies

SI's Alexis Morgan lists the 10 hottest players in college football. Somehow, Texas kicker Nick Rose and his amazing hair didn't make the cut.

Lovely Lady Round-Up

First-year SI Swimsuit model Cris Urena turned 23 today (click here for full-size gallery) ... The 101 hottest celebrity Instagram pics of the week ... College football weekend preview, cheerleader style ... This is the best I've seen Anne Hathaway look since she cut her hair short a couple years back ... Samantha Hoopes still looks good in a bikini.

Meet Black Santa

Did you know Seahawks defensive lineman Michael Bennett always uses the moniker "Black Santa" when he signs his name?

Bobby Knight vs. Cow In Road

Former Indiana coach Bobby Knight collided with a cow while driving home from a day of fishing in Wyoming. He walked away with no injuries.  

When Baseball Outfields Become Mini-Golf Courses

Penn State Recruiting Is No Joke

Odds & Ends

Not sure what to do the next couple days? Extra Mustard has you covered with our weekend planner ... The Converse sneakers Michael Jordan wore during the 1984 Olympic gold medal game are for sale ... I want one of these Tennessee "Third Down for What" t-shirts ... Watching the NFL makes you evil, at least according to this writer ... The water in a fountain outside Oklahoma State's main library was mysteriously dyed maroon, the school color of its opponent this weekend, Missouri State ... This dog does not like being left alone in the car and will blow the horn  until someone lets him out ... Joan Rivers' best one-liners ... Neil Young's 10 best songs from his weirdest albums. I would've included California Sunset, but that's just me ... The most WTF celebrity photos of all time.

Cleveland Fans Recite LeBron's SI Essay

This is pretty cool.

The Bella Twins Do Not Like Each Other

We've been celebrating all week the premiere of Total Divas on E! this Sunday and we top it off with an in-studio appearance by The Bella Twins. I love our own Maggie Gray (no relation) trying to mediate. 

Bill Belichick is the Best


The Patriots coach hazes reporter Tom Curran for wearing golf shoes to a press conference.

Dating Advice From Nina Agdal

The SI Swimsuit cover model discusses the do's and don'ts of dating.

Feel Good Video of the Weekend: Baby Hears for the First Time

It may have gotten a little misty in the Hot Clicks office. Have a great weekend! (H/T BroBible)

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Andy Gray
ANDY GRAY

A senior editor atSI.com, Andy Gray oversees Hot Clicks, Extra Mustard and the Swimsuit site. A Boston sports loyalist and Columbia graduate, he joined SI in 2005.