The Kansas City Chiefs proudly revealed their championship rings for Super Bowl LVIII on Thursday, showcasing a stunning design adorned with 529 diamonds, 38 rubies, and intricate details symbolizing their fourth Super Bowl victory. However, amidst the celebration, a small but noticeable typo was discovered on the inside of the ring.

The meticulously crafted ring features various significant elements, including the scores and final play of the game when the Chiefs triumphed over the San Francisco 49ers in a thrilling 25-22 overtime win back in February. Each playoff victory and the teams they faced, along with their respective seeds, are meticulously etched onto the inside of the ring.

The mistake was first pointed out by Arrowhead Report's Joshua Brisco and confirmed by NBC's Mike Florio. A photo posted by the Chiefs shows the first game listed as a 26-7 win over the seventh-seed Miami Dolphins. However, the Dolphins were actually the sixth seed, defeated by the third-seed Chiefs in the first round of the playoffs. The Pittsburgh Steelers, who were the seventh seed, lost to the second-seed Buffalo Bills.

The typo appears on at least one of the physical rings, indicating that it may be present on all of them. Despite this unexpected error, both players and fans have been thrilled with the overall design and significance of the rings, which serve as a tangible representation of the team's successful season.

With the Chiefs' mandatory minicamp now completed, the players can proudly wear their championship rings and reflect on their accomplishments. The team will soon be looking ahead to the start of training camp in July as they prepare to defend their title and strive for further success in the upcoming season.

While this minor typo may be a blemish on an otherwise remarkable accolade, it is the spirit and resilience of the Kansas City Chiefs that truly shine through on and off the field.