http://www.terrellowens.com/press/news.php?newsid=35

That is one awesome ring for only winning the conference. Rings like that mean a lot more if you're the person who actually owned it though. Buying or selling a ring like this makes no sense.

TO is amazing. He's found a way to appear both charitable and like an ass at the same time. He's giving money to a good cause, and he's showing how little regard he has for the championship he and his teammates worked for last year. I mean, there were probably a billion other ways he could have helped out with the Katrina situation, but he chose this way. Let's face it, the man has a gift.

TO is amazing. He's found a way to appear both charitable and like an ass at the same time. He's giving money to a good cause, and he's showing how little regard he has for the championship he and his teammates worked for last year. I mean, there were probably a billion other ways he could have helped out with the Katrina situation, but he chose this way. Let's face it, the man has a gift.

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No one wears their conference championship ring because it is only a sign of blowing it in the Super Bowl.

this shouldn't be made into a negative thing. I mean, if it meant I can help out another human-being in a considerable way by giving up a valuable prized posession, I'd do it without thought. Not that I personally have anything of value.

Hey, I definitely think this is a good thing, but I'm sure he's got plenty more expensive jewelry he could sell off if he wanted to. He chose the most controversial way to raise money possible.

Mabye John Smoltz will auction off one of his many divisional championship rings :plain.

Man, that's nice, but couldn't he just donate some money or something? That's kind of a personal thing to auction off!