He's full of shit. If it's true that Scott Williamson's ring went for $89K, he's a more known player. He was one of their best relief pitchers in 2004. This ring belonged to Brandon Puffer, who didn't even throw a single pitch in his 1 day with the Red Sox. Only reason he got a ring is because the owner decided to give a ring to every player who was on the roster at any point that season. Who would want to pay 89,000 for a ring with some no-name player on it? I'm curious as to why Puffer would give it away in the first place unless he felt like he didn't deserve it since he contributed nothing to the Red Sox championship run or he was trying to make bail money lol. If the ring belonged to....say...Pokey Reese, then I could see someone paying 89,000 for it. The Pawn Stars guys are crooks anyway and the show is fake.
The customer is actually my teacher lol super nice guy actually he worked in a special Ed classroom that I was in for kids with mental health issues super nice guy really always had a smile on his face and gave us donuts
Puffer was on the team for a few months, but never thrown a single pitch for the Red Sox. Do keep in mind that the 2004 Red Sox used the model that the 2002 Athletics pioneered.
The Sox have been really good over the years about making sure any players that make the major league roster getting a ring and full playoff share when they win the World Series regardless of contribution. If you make the team you’re part of the team.
No, the guy didn't mind that it was Brandon Puffer. Out of all of the player rings that were made, this is the only known 2nd one put up for sale. The players rings were different than staff and management. Only players received the ring in "Jumbo" size. The other bunch of rings made for various staff and employees of the Red Sox were similar in look, but were not the same Jumbo size/weight as the players rings.
Corey is right on this one. Any other player WELL WORTH the money, but this guy was one of the worst players on the team and barely known, and of course a creep.
@@brawlhallaman6196 if you're from anywhere apart from the us it is called football or that languages equivalent to football. Soccer was a slang term in the early days if the game so America just decided to call the name of the sport a slang name basically
1:49 - Sir, Scott Williamson won the NL ROY in 1999, made an All-Star team, and pitched in 28 games for the '04 Red Sox. Puffer pitched 85 games in his entire career and had an ERA over 5.
He also never threw a single pitch for Boston..I've been a Yankees fan my whole life and I hate Boston and I wish the curse was still alive lol..but this guy trying to give a scumbag like Puffer any credit for even remotely breaking that streak is an abomination. I wish they'd completely erase him from the history of baseball.
Yeah but the bronco is tecnically a piece of well known history. I mean granted the ring is too but whats more iconic. A world series ring or The Ford Bronco that OJ Simpson was in
@@zaneps151 The context matters. A walkout home run in game 7 of the World Series is bigger than a walkoff in the playoffs. 28-3 happened in the Super Bowl it is way bigger
@@waynetables6414 it matters but the size of the stage alone isn’t enough to take away from the size of the mountain you need to climb. The fact that they managed to get a comeback on the verge of elimination, then come back for three more must win games and win them all on your and their turf exceeds 20 minutes of a second half comeback. Had football been a best of five or seven and the patriots have to come back tomorrow and do it all over again, then maybe someone has a valid 28-3 argument.
Puffer attended the same high school (CVHS) I did, he graduated in '94, me in '95. Who knew he'd end up winning a WS ring but also be infamous for this episode as a result of what he did?
Puffer was summoned to the majors on Sept. 2. Puffer did not get in the game and was designated for assignment the next day because the Sox wanted outfielder Adam Hyzdu on the roster. Despite not actually playing in a game, Puffer was on the roster for a day and was given a ring. The 18-carat white gold ring was encrusted with diamonds and adorned with a ruby “B.” Didn't do much of anything other than ride the pine for one game.
Yes, people, it DOES matter who's ring it is. Corey is correct. Puffer never played in a single game for the Red Sox. He was acquired in a trade, and the next day he was sent to me minors, never to return. And then he went to prison.
YES but it is one of the only 51 rings out there and it is also symbolic of the team's turn around and the breaking of the bambino curse. So believe me many collectors do want this rare item in their collection.
A Red Sox fan might not care, a person trying to flip the ring it matters because your taking a chance because of the person that's engraved on it. It can go both ways.
Are you kidding me? Do you realize how many die hard Red Sox fans would pay to have that? Sox nation isn’t just limited to the New England area, it’s a global fan base. To turn down the opportunity to buy one of only 51 player rings because of what some no name reliever did in his spare time is absolutely absurd. That’s like saying OJ Simpson’s bronco isn’t worth anything because he killed his wife (come on we all know he did it).... The asking price might be a little high in terms of reselling it but that’s a horrible business decision and yet another terrible excuse by the Pawn Stars of David not to buy something.
well, theres also that part, and the other MAJOR part that wasn't mentioned......brandon never actually played a single game or threw a single pitch for the red sox, and he wasn't in the world series, the team just decided to give everyone on the roster a ring because....when the fuck are they gonna win again? comeon, lmao yeah its a ring, but its a players ring that had zero to do with that win or any of the preclusion to getting to the world series, thats a pretty big thing in terms of the rings value. at least williamson played some games that season.
It was pretty big news. I don't even claim to be a diehard baseball fan and the moment he said Puffer, I laughed and realized that the ring was probably sold to pay for legal fees.
The 1st question you will be asked is, "can I touch it", as it's beautiful (for these types of rings and ubba special). Unfortunately rhe 2nd question is"which player"?
That was the title that ended the "Bambino Curse" and the ring being owned by a "bad guy" does not deteriorate it's value. There are only 51 rings in the world and Boston Red Sox fanbase is huge and there will always be fans that will be willing to spend money for that
@@patriciawebber5304 All due respect but are you sure your talking about the same player? Puffer was acquired by the Sox from the Padres one day and designated for assignment litterally the next day. He doesn't even have an inning logged, but because he was on the roster he got a ring. Williamson at least has outings on the book.
This dude just said Williamson, who was at one point a 3.5 era or below closer in the steroid era, was a no name compared to Puffer who didn’t have a single successful season in the bigs or game pitched with the Sox lol
"Scott Williamson, A no name guy compared to Brandon Puffer sold his ring for $89, 000, this is Brandon Puffer's ring" 5 minutes later "The player's name is irrelevant, it's still worth it"
This comment about Scott Williamson being an 'unknown' compared to this guy....Williamson was a ROY and All star in his career, Puffer was basically unknown anonymous reliever.
Might take a while, but I'm sure that guy'll be able to find a buyer. I don't really get wearing a championship ring you didn't earn to begin with, but if someone's willing to buy a ring that belonged to an IT guy from the team, as was mentioned in another video, I don't see why someone wouldn't buy this one.
Maybe not, but I'm surprised Corey didn't even make an offer. Maybe he knew there was no way the guy would even take 60k, but it's a cool item that would still be worth big money even if someone were only willing to pay half the price of a regular ring.
“ Scott Williamson, an unknown compared to Puffer.” Funny, I’m a diehard Red Sox fan. I’ve heard of Scott Williamson. I have never heard of Brandon Puffer before. Lol
I'm sure Hunter would buy it. Joe would but would have no knowledge of the purchase. Puffer isn't a sniffer but they're closely related in their intentions.
Brandon Puffer spent one day on the roster in september before being dfa'd and the owner just decided to give a ring to every player who was on the roster at any point that year.
I know there is no relevance but I just have to say it. It took the Boston Red Sox 112 years to win 7 Rings and only took Brady 21 years. Love him or hate him that’s incredible
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" He gets out in 2014 " I must be the only person watching these clips for the first time...
sandspar nope
Nope
Nope
Nope
Nope
If its 89k ring online then why didn't you just sell it online
He's full of shit. If it's true that Scott Williamson's ring went for $89K, he's a more known player. He was one of their best relief pitchers in 2004. This ring belonged to Brandon Puffer, who didn't even throw a single pitch in his 1 day with the Red Sox. Only reason he got a ring is because the owner decided to give a ring to every player who was on the roster at any point that season. Who would want to pay 89,000 for a ring with some no-name player on it? I'm curious as to why Puffer would give it away in the first place unless he felt like he didn't deserve it since he contributed nothing to the Red Sox championship run or he was trying to make bail money lol. If the ring belonged to....say...Pokey Reese, then I could see someone paying 89,000 for it.
The Pawn Stars guys are crooks anyway and the show is fake.
Zachary 18 lol
Because nobody would buy a dirty nonse ring!
Because it is scripted?😕
you cant trust people buying stuff online for most of the time
The customer is actually my teacher lol super nice guy actually he worked in a special Ed classroom that I was in for kids with mental health issues super nice guy really always had a smile on his face and gave us donuts
The holy grail of championship rings apparently belonged to a guy in jail that played for the team for 1 day.
👍😂😂😂😂
That's a person from Boston what do you expect lol
Puffer was on the team for a few months, but never thrown a single pitch for the Red Sox. Do keep in mind that the 2004 Red Sox used the model that the 2002 Athletics pioneered.
Guess what hes out. 😆
Played for them 1 day more than me !!
You can see Corey smirking, when the guy is trying to convince him why he should buy the ring even with those charges
Lies again? Royce Supplement
It was cringy af
“here’s a guy whose changing his life around” 😂
@@_andresss07 To say something like that unironically, he must've committed some questionable acts himself.
- I want 89k.
- The most I can do is steal it from you.
Lol 😂
Right.
🤣😂
🤣
In that situation he is taking all the risk
I checked his record (Puffer) he was signed to the Sox for onlyone day and never played got the ring anyway
@Brooklyn Fan-1 I tried to read it but it's just about a baseball card.
And he sold it lol
2004
The Sox have been really good over the years about making sure any players that make the major league roster getting a ring and full playoff share when they win the World Series regardless of contribution. If you make the team you’re part of the team.
'I feel he's turning his life around--'
'Isn't he still in prison?'
*curb your enthusiasm theme*
Only difference is LD would put up a fight.
This guy must be a Boston used car salesman with the way he was trying to sell that bs sob story...
he was trying to convince himself
Trust me, Pawn Stars messed up. I brokered the eventual sale of this ring from the seller.
was the players name even an issue in the deal???
No, the guy didn't mind that it was Brandon Puffer. Out of all of the player rings that were made, this is the only known 2nd one put up for sale. The players rings were different than staff and management. Only players received the ring in "Jumbo" size. The other bunch of rings made for various staff and employees of the Red Sox were similar in look, but were not the same Jumbo size/weight as the players rings.
What it sell for?
Corey is right on this one. Any other player WELL WORTH the money, but this guy was one of the worst players on the team and barely known, and of course a creep.
Puffer didnt even play in the world series so why offer 60k.
He didn't even play on the team; never threw one pitch! He was called up from the minors for one game, didn't play, and got traded.
John W. Henry decided championship rings would be given to any player that was on the Red Sox roster that year.
@SavageArfad made up of players from all over the world. Nice try though
How could Clorox bleach even know that
He was also released in 2011
“When I put on this ring, I see a guy who is turning his life around”
“Isn’t he still in prison”
“Well that I don’t know”😂😂
i was going to write that - funny moment in the conversation
@MANCHESTER UNITED it's called football pal. If you're gonna preach our sport get the name right
Steven Donovan depends where ur from tbh
@@brawlhallaman6196 if you're from anywhere apart from the us it is called football or that languages equivalent to football. Soccer was a slang term in the early days if the game so America just decided to call the name of the sport a slang name basically
Steven Donovan yea I’m from the us (cali) so everyone here calls it soccer
0:41 Finally someone answers the question "Do you mind if I look at it?" correctly!!
One of the few times I agree with Corey.
Lmao 100 times. " when I put this ring on I feel like he's turning his life around , isn't he still in jail " . What a character loool
Corey’s handshake swings wider than a tractor trailer 🤝
Every time.
1:49 - Sir, Scott Williamson won the NL ROY in 1999, made an All-Star team, and pitched in 28 games for the '04 Red Sox. Puffer pitched 85 games in his entire career and had an ERA over 5.
He also never threw a single pitch for Boston..I've been a Yankees fan my whole life and I hate Boston and I wish the curse was still alive lol..but this guy trying to give a scumbag like Puffer any credit for even remotely breaking that streak is an abomination. I wish they'd completely erase him from the history of baseball.
💯 Gettem Zach!
He got out in 2011. The county I worked for at the time brought him in as a guest speaker to some high school athletes in the region
Did that guy say he had a 2004' Bastan Rahd Sox Wolhd Championshap Rang? Wow... How do ya like dem ahppels!!
The Legendary Lurch Logan see the funny thing he just sounds American to anyone outside the US 😂 couldn't here no difference
I'm canadian and I could still tell.
Slim ok....outside of USA and Canada....😂
The Legendary Lurch Logan I
Lol to me he sounds like any American not from the deep south
You see the look on his face! I bet anything he tried to sell this ring in many other places,and they told him the same thing..lol
Poor guy probably paid like 50k for it
Actually... No... The ring hasn't been seen since this episode of pawn Stars. It hasn't even appeared in auction.
@@patriciawebber5304 yes it has the sale for the ring was brokered
Afraid to buy a felon’s ring?? Didn’t they bargain for the Bronco that OJ was in as he was chased by the police??😂😂😂
Yeah but the bronco is tecnically a piece of well known history. I mean granted the ring is too but whats more iconic. A world series ring or The Ford Bronco that OJ Simpson was in
Also OJ Simpson regardless of what you think was technically innocent even tho everyone knows he wasn’t
Because being the Bronco used in the chase increased its value. This being Puffers ring decreases its value.
Corey was not with them when they went to see the Bronco. It was just Corey and Chum.
OJ is innocent. The glove didn't fit... And you can't compare that guy to the Juice!
Customer: I'd like to sell this ring for 89k.
Corey: * picks up ring* " what ring?"
Damn he took that ring out fast😂
Fun Fact: Brandon Puffer never played a game for the Boston Red Sox.
Oh he played a game alright...went to prison for it.
Say what you want about Cory, but when it comes to MORALS over money he has morals…Clearly raised correctly by Rick and the old man and mother. 😎
I think it's more that he won't be able to sell it tbh
He should have asked for $86,000. That's a thousand dollars for all the years between World Series victories.
thats a nicest sports ring i ever saw. i'm not into rings at all but the looks on that thing looks sweet. that B logo does it.
Seller: I have the Holy Grail of all Rings. Corey: Dude that was my line.
What about the patriots' 4th superbowl ring? In terms of size and quality, it is really good. Not much on significance though.
Plot twist: Corey framed Brandon Puffer years ago to get a cheap price on the ring.
First he framed him and now he has to frame the ring.
Then why didn't he make an offer on it :P
This dude probably still has the ring to this day.
This is the same guy from WWE's Most Wanted Treasures in the Ric Flair episode of the Butterfly Robe.
Yup, Rich has a amazing collection
@@gadgetzloops7319
“Ok, obviously he had his off field problems”
“Greatest Comeback in History”
2016-2017 Patriots:
“Hold my 28-3.”
Not even the biggest comeback in NFL playoffs history whereas the Red Sox are the only team to pull off a reverse sweep
@@zaneps151 The context matters. A walkout home run in game 7 of the World Series is bigger than a walkoff in the playoffs. 28-3 happened in the Super Bowl it is way bigger
@@waynetables6414 it matters but the size of the stage alone isn’t enough to take away from the size of the mountain you need to climb. The fact that they managed to get a comeback on the verge of elimination, then come back for three more must win games and win them all on your and their turf exceeds 20 minutes of a second half comeback. Had football been a best of five or seven and the patriots have to come back tomorrow and do it all over again, then maybe someone has a valid 28-3 argument.
Cavs down 3-1 said hold my beer 🍺
Puffer attended the same high school (CVHS) I did, he graduated in '94, me in '95. Who knew he'd end up winning a WS ring but also be infamous for this episode as a result of what he did?
he also went to jail
@@HVR.c He mentioned that already dummy
This IS the holy grail Boston Red Sox rings
for the team, you bet...not by a player who's a dirtbag
Your right
Yeap, and I have one :).
It's still a players ring from the 2004 Bosox World Series Champions. Dirtbag or not. He did his job with the team.
Puffer was summoned to the majors on Sept. 2. Puffer did not get in the game and was designated for assignment the next day because the Sox wanted outfielder Adam Hyzdu on the roster.
Despite not actually playing in a game, Puffer was on the roster for a day and was given a ring. The 18-carat white gold ring was encrusted with diamonds and adorned with a ruby “B.”
Didn't do much of anything other than ride the pine for one game.
Corey's looking out for the shop's reputation.
All of a sudden the pawn stars have integrity 🤣🤣🤣
Yes, people, it DOES matter who's ring it is. Corey is correct. Puffer never played in a single game for the Red Sox. He was acquired in a trade, and the next day he was sent to me minors, never to return. And then he went to prison.
EasyThere Pilgrim how come he got a ring ?
crazedmartinez cause he's on roster lmao
YES but it is one of the only 51 rings out there and it is also symbolic of the team's turn around and the breaking of the bambino curse. So believe me many collectors do want this rare item in their collection.
He played for them the next season, granted only 3 games but atleast get it right
every video i watch everything is the holy grail lol
"i have the holy grail" he's been watching Pawn Stars
A Red Sox fan might not care, a person trying to flip the ring it matters because your taking a chance because of the person that's engraved on it. It can go both ways.
Are you kidding me? Do you realize how many die hard Red Sox fans would pay to have that? Sox nation isn’t just limited to the New England area, it’s a global fan base. To turn down the opportunity to buy one of only 51 player rings because of what some no name reliever did in his spare time is absolutely absurd. That’s like saying OJ Simpson’s bronco isn’t worth anything because he killed his wife (come on we all know he did it).... The asking price might be a little high in terms of reselling it but that’s a horrible business decision and yet another terrible excuse by the Pawn Stars of David not to buy something.
well, theres also that part, and the other MAJOR part that wasn't mentioned......brandon never actually played a single game or threw a single pitch for the red sox, and he wasn't in the world series, the team just decided to give everyone on the roster a ring because....when the fuck are they gonna win again? comeon, lmao yeah its a ring, but its a players ring that had zero to do with that win or any of the preclusion to getting to the world series, thats a pretty big thing in terms of the rings value. at least williamson played some games that season.
mike lafrance Not too global tbh. Also OJ is OJ and this no name is a no name
ITS FAKE!!
global hahaha,its the complete opposite of a global sport,its basically just usa and some south american countrys and japan,thats it hahaha
his bronko was on pawn stars
I also have perfect recall when it comes to relief pitcher prison terms.
It was pretty big news. I don't even claim to be a diehard baseball fan and the moment he said Puffer, I laughed and realized that the ring was probably sold to pay for legal fees.
All that we can give are my two pairs of sacks.
Lee Van ooo
The 1st question you will be asked is, "can I touch it", as it's beautiful (for these types of rings and ubba special). Unfortunately rhe 2nd question is"which player"?
That was the title that ended the "Bambino Curse" and the ring being owned by a "bad guy" does not deteriorate it's value. There are only 51 rings in the world and Boston Red Sox fanbase is huge and there will always be fans that will be willing to spend money for that
Henry Jay Atienza kobe had a similar incident I mean he wasn't guilty but his stuff is worth 👑👑👑
I have here the Holy Grail, of grails that are holy!
"Scott Williamson, an unknown compared to Puffer..." Are you sure about that ? Williamson was lights out in "03 playoffs.
The cubs 2016 world series is now the greatest comeback!
Nah. Down 3-0 to your biggest rival, after losing a heart breaker in game 7 the year before. Boston wins that one.
Bite me... from a life long Indians fan. 😆
BRAVO Pawn Stars
Rick: I'm gonna call in a friend to look at your book.
Corey: I'm call in my arm to shake your hand.
I agree with the seller. Who cares what his personal story is? It’s a player’s ring from the most beloved Red Sox team ever.
I’m pretty sure the greatest comeback was Chicago Cubs 2016 world series
Nope. 2011 game 6. down to final strike.
TWICE.
Cards won 2 in 5 years, it took the Chubs over a CENTURY to win ONE ring.
I'm pretty sure that hadn't happened yet being that this was prior to 2014.... derp.
Good for you Corey. I respect you now.
Y.A. Tittle threw this ring; I caught it myself.
"Scott Williamson an unknown compared to Puffer"
I think you have that backwards friend.
In 2004... Actually he was pretty spot on
Ashton Martin Williamson was great in 2004 before he got hurt
@@patriciawebber5304 All due respect but are you sure your talking about the same player? Puffer was acquired by the Sox from the Padres one day and designated for assignment litterally the next day. He doesn't even have an inning logged, but because he was on the roster he got a ring. Williamson at least has outings on the book.
Good point by Corey though
Reputation of a player on the C ring affects value
Puffer made it to the Red Sox AAA team, never played for the MLB team and still got a ring. Lucky guy.
Isn’t this the same guy that was trying to help negotiate for Ric Flair’s robe??
Yup, I got him on pawn stars. My good friend, Rich. He has a great memorabilia collection!
@RedRex_11: Yes.
I would have been done talking to him 5 minutes ago. Take your ring and run!
Lmao and your the one wanting to pawn it in Vegas when your probably just visiting...
He should be glad it was Corey because Rick would have offered $15 and been taking a huge risk
Very nice gesture. We must forgive others trespasses. But not endorsing them, profiting from them.
Adam west's signature is worth tons now probably
No way. The 2016 Cubs world series ring would be more a holy grail I'd think.
Probably. I don’t know if any player rings have come out yet for sale.
"The name to me is irrelevant..."
Yeah. It may be to YOU, but to OTHER collectors that name means a whole lot more.
The HOLY GRAIL of CHAMPIONSHIP Rap*st rings!!!!!!
Puffer was amazing
Nowadays the criminal background of the player would make it more valuable lol
OJ stuff going up in value
He didn’t let it slip into his finger, he doesn’t wanna associate a player who threw his life away
I'd ask Corey "What if I come back in 2014?"
Yup he could go back now and sell it
There seem to be a lot of Holy Grails out there lol
This dude just said Williamson, who was at one point a 3.5 era or below closer in the steroid era, was a no name compared to Puffer who didn’t have a single successful season in the bigs or game pitched with the Sox lol
He sure does have that boston accent haha
Take a drink each time you hear " holy grail" on pawn stars
"Scott Williamson, A no name guy compared to Brandon Puffer sold his ring for $89, 000, this is Brandon Puffer's ring"
5 minutes later
"The player's name is irrelevant, it's still worth it"
Yeah that's a bit wild of a statement. Puffer was on that team for one day. Williamson was a past Rookie of the Year and All Star
“Mind if I take it out?”
*Snatch*
Mr. Brown ended the Bambino’s curse in 2004 famously
seller: i have the holy grail and the arc of the covenent
corey: i can give you $20 and i'm taking all the risk here
"The thing is, I'm gonna have to frame it, and it's gonna sit for awhile."
3:49 causally Bentley in the back
This comment about Scott Williamson being an 'unknown' compared to this guy....Williamson was a ROY and All star in his career, Puffer was basically unknown anonymous reliever.
That ring is fire
Might take a while, but I'm sure that guy'll be able to find a buyer. I don't really get wearing a championship ring you didn't earn to begin with, but if someone's willing to buy a ring that belonged to an IT guy from the team, as was mentioned in another video, I don't see why someone wouldn't buy this one.
nygiantsfan6
Im sure there's a buyer out there, but not at the price this guy was asking.
Maybe not, but I'm surprised Corey didn't even make an offer. Maybe he knew there was no way the guy would even take 60k, but it's a cool item that would still be worth big money even if someone were only willing to pay half the price of a regular ring.
Because if you're gonna drop 90K on a ring after the pawnshop marks it up, you got others to choose from probably
Casue the it guy actually put in work?
“ Scott Williamson, an unknown compared to Puffer.” Funny, I’m a diehard Red Sox fan. I’ve heard of Scott Williamson. I have never heard of Brandon Puffer before. Lol
I only know Puffer from his rookie card with Jung Bong
@@planbskaterchu not to be confused with Toby Stoner.
How is this one the "holy grail" oh yeah he's a red Sox fan that explains it all.
I will buy that cause I'm a red Sox fan
Scooby Scoobs not for $89k
The Pawn Stars special: "Give ya 5 bucks for it"
Boston 👍
I'm sure Hunter would buy it. Joe would but would have no knowledge of the purchase. Puffer isn't a sniffer but they're closely related in their intentions.
I see you Trump cultists are still upset that your cult leader lost
Brandon Puffer spent one day on the roster in september before being dfa'd and the owner just decided to give a ring to every player who was on the roster at any point that year.
I have this one... replica of course.
i agree with corey on this one.
It didn't slip through his fingers, he threw it and ran away
That won’t take the value that ring less than that could make it become even more
Holy grail of boston red sox world series rings
Anybody else notice the copyright free version of Dropkick Murphys playing in the background?
“might use it as a down payment on a house” my guy bought a red sox ring before a HOUSE
Holy grail of rings takes it too a pawn shop
I know there is no relevance but I just have to say it. It took the Boston Red Sox 112 years to win 7 Rings and only took Brady 21 years. Love him or hate him that’s incredible
let me call my buddy down he used to sell all colors of socks