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The 2020 NFL season was historic for multiple reasons. The first played amid a pandemic, the first NFL franchise to win a Super Bowl on home turf and the first player in the NFL history to win seven Super Bowl rings. The player we’re talking about is of course Tampa Bay Buccaneers superstar Tom Brady. 

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By winning his Super Bowl LV with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Brady became the first player in NFL history to win seven Super Bowl rings. A monumental feat that saw him overtake the New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers for most Super Bowl wins (6). 

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Claiming his seventh ring in just his first season with the Buccaneers, Brady further solidified his legacy as perhaps the greatest to have played the sport. 

And Tom Brady is in no mood to let people forget about his accomplishment just yet. 

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Tom Brady shows off his seven Super Bowl rings

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers who were led by QB Tom Brady recently got their hands on their Super Bowl rings. Customized rings with 319 diamonds on each, the Bucs Super Bowl rings are truly a spectacle to behold. 

And Tom Brady couldn’t help but flaunt his new ring along with the six others he’s got in his cabinet. Taking to Instagram, Brady posted his take of the ‘How it started vs How it’s going’ trend. 

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With the first slide having two pics from his days as a rookie for the New England Patriots, Brady followed it up with a pic of him wearing his seven rings on the next one. 

Captioned “How it started vs How it’s going,” Brady couldn’t help but flaunt off his new ring along with the six others he won during his time at New England. 

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One more ring and Brady will have a ring on each finger barring his thumbs. And that might not be far from reality as we all know when it comes to Brady’s favorite ring, it’s always the next one. 

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Shivayan Roy

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Shivayan Roy is an NFL writer at EssentiallySports. After completing his Masters Diploma in Journalism from the Asian College of Journalism, Roy functioned as a reporter for Goal.com and extensively covered the FIFA U-17 World Cup. Brief stints with The New Indian Express and Zee News were followed by a return to the field of sports to cover gridiron football. The football classic 'Rudy' sparked an undying love for the game in Roy. Apart from playing Madden in his spare time, he also takes time out to follow Formula One.

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