Tom Brady tops the list of players with the most number of Super Bowl rings as the former New England Patriots player boasts a total of seven rings. A close second comes Robert Kraft, who is the ...

In 2005, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of taking his $25,000 Super Bowl ring. Amidst claims and denials by both parties, the White House advised ...

If you’ve seen coverage of The Roast of Tom Brady, you may have seen Robert Kraft deliver ... Putin got a 2005 Super Bowl ring from Kraft in 2005, but it’s unclear whether Kraft meant to ...

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is back ... As he did last year, Kraft is releasing a Super Bowl ad from his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism. This one is called: "No Reason to Hate." ...

In 2012, Lawrence Taylor’s Super Bowl XXV ring sold for $230,401. Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, sold his Super Bowl LI ring for over $1 million in 2020. A "Brady" family ring ...

Few people are more familiar with the gleaming pieces of jewellery than New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who watched ... before showing off the Super Bowl ring he had only recently ...

Despite owning six Super Bowl rings and having billions of dollars to his name, Robert Kraft's stock has never been lower. Fresh off being passed over for the Pro Football Hall of Fame (again ...

Much like last year's big game, Kraft, 83, is releasing a new commercial from his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism in a new campaign called "No Reason to Hate." This year's ad will reportedly feature ...

Robert Kraft may have made several high-profile appearances in New Orleans ahead of Super Bowl 2025, but his most important gig on the itinerary wasn’t for a fancy party or VIP gathering.

In 2005, Patriots chief Robert Kraft's diplomacy mission to Russia turned into an international incident after Vladimir Putin pocketed his priceless Super Bowl ring. From buffalo chicken to ...

Andrews has previously considered retirement and said in February that he couldn't envision playing anywhere else.