NFL: What about the Super Bowl “non-champions” merchandise?

It is a fact that the protagonists of the Finals in any sport, always, anticipating the outcome, have souvenirs made with labels of the champions. Something that undoubtedly happened in the Super Bowl LVII of the nfl.

This practice is very common, since the euphoria of glory is instantaneous, and hours after a championship, all the fans want is to show off the new star of their favorite team or athlete.

And as happens every year, during the 2023 Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, only the winner could harvest their items that sign them as monarchs.

What will happen to the Eagles items?

The National Football League (NFL) keeps the rest of the inventory that for obvious reasons becomes impossible to sell, and the League itself found a way to give all this product a good outlet through charity.

Prior to 1997, ‘losing’ merchandise was destroyed; however, for more than two decades it has contracted the services of two charities to send it to low-income people around the world.

Perhaps many fans would splurge on a fake champions jersey or cap, but the NFL doesn’t sell these items, precisely to avoid consumer confusion and diminish the victory of the real winners.

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Patrick Mahomes joined the select group of players to win more than one MVP in a Super Bowl, when he was crowned NFL champion in Super Bowl LVII after beating a seasoned Philadelphia Eagles (38-35).

It should be noted that, throughout the history of the NFL, only five players have had the happiness of achieving that mark; Tom Brady (6), Joe Montana (3), Terry Bradshaw (2), Eli Manning (2) and Bart Starr (2).

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