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Silent Contributor Melvin Gordon's First Super Bowl Ring Despite Not Playing A Snap For The Champion Chiefs
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The Chiefs have added another Super Bowl victory to their record, winning Super Bowl 57 against the Eagles.
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Although Melvin Gordon, a practice squad running back, played no part in the win, he still received a Super Bowl ring.
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Gordon expressed his gratitude towards the Chiefs on social media and hit back at those who criticized his win.
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He was released by the Broncos earlier in the 2022 season due to his fumbling issues.
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Despite being active on Super Bowl Sunday, Gordon did not play a single snap during the game.
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Despite not contributing to the win, Gordon now has a Super Bowl ring, while the Chargers have none.
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The victory marks Gordon's first Super Bowl win, after joining the Chiefs in November of 2022.
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Gordon was a two-time Pro Bowler and started his NFL career with the Chargers in 2015.
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He recorded 90 carries for 318 rushing yards and two touchdowns in 10 games before being released by the Broncos.
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Gordon called the experience of going from the Broncos' active roster to the Chiefs' practice squad humbling.
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He scored 36 rushing touchdowns in the four seasons between 2016-2019 while with the Chargers.
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He went on to score 17 touchdowns in his first two seasons with the Broncos before joining the Chiefs.
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Gordon has been a part of the AFC West, playing for the Chargers, Broncos, and now the Chiefs.
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The running back had the perfect response to those criticizing his Super Bowl win, posting a selfie with the Lombardi Trophy.
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Despite not playing in the game, Gordon has cemented his place in NFL history with his Super Bowl ring.
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The Chiefs' win and Gordon's Super Bowl ring show that even those who do not contribute on the field can still be a part of a championship team.