The Kansas City Chiefs' victory in Super Bowl has been celebrated with their third Super Bowl ring in the last five years. However, there may be a slight issue with these extravagant rings that have caught the attention of football fans. The 14.8-carat rings, adorned with an impressive 529 diamonds and 38 rubies, come with a hefty price tag of around $40,000 each. But it appears that a small typo may have slipped through the cracks during the inscription process.

The rings, which feature an engraved list of the teams the Chiefs defeated on their journey to their second consecutive title in February, seem to have mistakenly listed the Miami Dolphins as the AFC's No. 7 seed, when in fact they were the sixth seed. Whether this error made it onto the actual rings is yet to be confirmed.

Many observant football fans quickly noticed the mistake and took to social media to express their surprise and amusement. One user wrote, "A typo in a ring that costs this much is exactly the kind of mistake I would make and would never stop thinking of for the rest of my life." Another wrote, "The @Chiefs really gave all their players rings with a typo... Miami was a 6 seed, not a 7. Oof."

Despite the minor flaw, fans were treated to an inside view of the Chiefs' ring ceremony thanks to quarterback Patrick Mahomes' wife, Brittany Mahomes, who shared the experience through her Instagram Stories. In one of the clips, Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce can be seen eagerly searching for their personalized ring boxes, unlocking them with a special code, and unveiling their dazzling new pieces of bling.

The Kansas City Chiefs have yet to comment on the typo, and it remains to be seen if any action will be taken to rectify the mistake. Nevertheless, the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory and their new striking rings will undoubtedly continue to be cherished by the team and their fans alike, regardless of this small oversight.