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There are many players in the Super Bowl who have won a lot of rings. These players are often matched with teams and can have a large impact on games and seasons. These players have won several Super Bowls, which shows that they've played on some of the greatest teams in history. Tom Brady Tom Brady has the most Super Bowl rings of any player in NFL history. The Patriots quarterback has won seven championships and tied the Steelers for the most by one team. He has enough rings to adorn every finger of his right hand. The second-most number of rings belongs to Charles Haley with five. He also has the most Super Bowl MVPs with five. This makes him the most decorated quarterback in NFL history. Tom Brady is the only player in NFL history to win at least one championship in three different decades. In addition, he's the only starting quarterback to win two Super Bowls with two different teams. He's won six Super Bowls with the New England Patriots. His seventh is expected to come in 2021. His seven Super Bowl rings surpass the five that Charles Haley won while playing for the Dallas Cowboys and the San Francisco 49ers. However, his number of championship rings is still growing. Brady is currently tied with the Steelers for the most Super Bowl rings. His victory in the 2017 Super Bowl marked the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history. Brady led the Patriots to the Super Bowl win against the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons. His latest victory came in the 2019 Super Bowl, which was played against the Los Angeles Rams, who were the underdog team. Tom Brady is a role model for NFL players who are getting older. He is 44 years old and still in good shape and plans to play into his 50s. He is considered to be the GOAT of the NFL and is considered to be the best quarterback in NFL history. He has won six Super Bowls with the Patriots. Brady's career started off with three straight Super Bowls. However, he then went on to a title drought. In between, he put up some stellar stats and won league MVP awards. He also went undefeated during the regular season. In his last Super Bowl appearance, he threw the Vince Lombardi Trophy to his team members and teammates. It flew through the air and fell into a teammate's hand. Kenjon Barner Barner was the sixth pick in the 2013 NFL Draft and started his career with the Carolina Panthers. In 2014, he signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. This was his second season with the team and he averaged 24.3 yards per return. He has played for seven NFL teams in his seven-year career. Barner is the only running back in NFL history to win three rings. This is an incredible feat. Although he did not play in the 2013 Super Bowl, he was eligible for a nice bonus in the process. He played college ball for Oregon from 2009-2012. In his final year, he had 278 carries for 1,767 yards and 21 touchdowns. In 2018, Barner was released by the Patriots, but was later recalled. After a five-game stint with New England, Barner rushed for 71 yards on 19 carries. He then moved on to the Panthers, but was thankful for the Super Bowl ring he received from New England. He showed off the ring on social media and gave it to his father on Father's Day. Barner was the only running back to play in three Super Bowls for the Patriots. He had a lot of luck on his side because the NFL only funds 150 rings, but owner Robert Kraft ordered 231 rings. Barner's father even led the fan section during every game and practice, and gave him a ring for each of them. Barner was able to keep the family together because of his faith in the Lord. A Super Bowl ring is a great addition to any NFL player's collection. The rings are a nice reminder of the long road to a Super Bowl victory. Some players wait until they win their first ring before adding to their collection. Others, however, opt to add to their collection of Super Bowl rings. Charles Haley Tom Brady has the most Super Bowl rings and is on his way to retirement, but Charles Haley is the second most ring winner. Haley played for the Dallas Cowboys and the San Francisco 49ers during the 1980s and 1990s and was a starter in all five Super Bowl games. Haley was a defensive star for the Cowboys, scoring over 40 sacks in his career. While Jerry Rice and Joe Montana were the star players on those teams, Haley was a defensive force on the team and averaged over 13 sacks per season. He also won three Super Bowl titles with the Cowboys, including Super Bowl XXIV. After becoming a dominant defensive lineman in his rookie year, Haley got married. His wife Karen had a hard time understanding his wild behavior, but they tried to work things out. Although the couple separated a few years ago, Karen Haley is the biggest fan of Haley. She is not a doctor, but she tried to make sense of her husband's erratic behavior. Haley began his career as a linebacker and led the 49ers in sacks during his first six seasons. He recorded four double-digit sack totals and led the NFC with 16 in 1990. Haley later moved to defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys, where he continued to dominate the opposing quarterback. After his retirement, Haley mentored rookie defensive players and helped fund local charities. Besides Tom Brady, Charles Haley is also the most decorated player in NFL history. He won five Super Bowl rings in his career, two with the Dallas Cowboys and three with the San Francisco 49ers. The head coach of the New England Patriots, Bill Belichick, has six Super Bowl rings. He won all six with quarterback Tom Brady. He also has four championships with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Adam Vinatieri Adam Vinatieri has won four Super Bowls in his career. He won his first three with the Patriots before moving on to play for the Colts. Today, he's the only player to win four Super Bowls in this century. He has one ring from each Super Bowl he has played in. Vinatieri started his career in 1996 after going undrafted out of South Dakota State. He spent 10 seasons with the Patriots and 14 seasons with the Colts. After the Colts acquired him in 2006, he played for them for 14 seasons. In the 2017 season, he was named NFL All-Pro. Vinatieri's career in the NFL has been a remarkable one. In addition to scoring a record nine touchdowns in Super Bowl XLIII, he also made 29 game-winning field goals. He is the only kicker to win four Super Bowls. Vinatieri is also a family man. He was raised in a small town called Yankton, South Dakota, which is near the state's border with Nebraska. Later, his family relocated to Rapid City, which is located on the eastern slope of the Black Hills. Vinatieri's third-great-grandfather, Felix Vinatieri, was a bandmaster for Lt Col George Armstrong Custer, an important Army commander during the Civil War. The kicker was known for his accuracy, even when under pressure. He made several important field goals in NFL history, including a game-tying field goal against the St. Louis Rams in 2001. He also converted a game-winning field goal in the last second of Super Bowl XXXVIII against the Carolina Panthers. In his career, he has won four Super Bowls, including four with the Patriots. Aside from his career statistics, Vinatieri has the longest field goal in the NFL, making it the longest field goal by a player his age. He was also the only player to make two 50-yard field goals in a single game. In addition, he has made more than 700 field goals in his career, which is more than twice as many as Tom Brady. He is also the all-time leading scorer and a four-time Super Bowl champion. He retired from the NFL this year after announcing his retirement on the Pat McAfee Show. He had a knee injury last year and did not play last year. He played for two NFL teams, the Colts and the Patriots. His career included a dynasty that lasted for three Super Bowls. In addition, he was also known for making clutch kicks during playoff games. In addition, his 45-yard field goal during a blizzard is considered one of the toughest field goals in NFL history.