Seahawks to Host Super Bowl LX Ring Ceremony on June 11

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Seahawks to Host Super Bowl LX Ring Ceremony on June 11

The Seahawks will host their private Super Bowl LX ring ceremony on Thursday, June 11, in Seattle to officially commemorate their 29-14 win over the Patriots. This is a closed-door, strict, invite-only celebration reserved entirely for players, coaches, team ownership, executives, and the practice squad. Jason of Beverly Hills was officially selected to manufacture the Super Bowl LX rings.



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