New Vince Lombardi Trophy placed on display at Hall of Fame
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Published on : 6/27/2025
Since 2009, the Pro Football Hall of Fame has housed the newest Vince Lombardi Trophy, serving as its steward until its presentation by the National Football League at season’s end at the Super Bowl.
In a special ceremony Thursday afternoon in the “Lamar Hunt Super Bowl Gallery,” Class of 2015 Hall of Famer RON WOLF, who helped build Super Bowl championship teams in Oakland and Green Bay — thus capturing the Vince Lombardi Trophy — placed the 2025 season’s most coveted prize on display.
Several Hall of Famers previously have welcomed the Vince Lombardi Trophy to Canton. That list includes players RONDÉ BARBER, LeROY BUTLER and DREW PEARSON in 2024; LYNN SWANN (2010); JIM TAYLOR (2009); and former coach JIMMY JOHNSON (2022). Each carefully swapped a replica place-holder trophy with the official version for the upcoming season.
Late in some seasons, the trophy has received a ceremonial sendoff to the Super Bowl city. Most recently, former Green Bay Packers linebacker DAVE ROBINSON helped prepare the 2023 season’s trophy for its trip to Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII — a game the Kansas City Chiefs won for the franchise’s fourth NFL crown.
The trophy was renamed for the late VINCE LOMBARDI. He was victorious in five NFL championships that included Super Bowls I and II.
A regulation-sized football of sterling silver mounted in a kicked position on a pyramid-like stand of three concave sides, the Vince Lombardi Trophy stands 20.75 inches tall and weighs 107.3 ounces. The words “Vince Lombardi Trophy” and the edition’s Super Bowl numerals are engraved on the base along the NFL shield.
Fans can now view the Vince Lombardi Trophy they hope to see their team hoist in the “Lamar Hunt Super Bowl Gallery.” Admittance into the gallery is included in admission into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
In a special ceremony Thursday afternoon in the “Lamar Hunt Super Bowl Gallery,” Class of 2015 Hall of Famer RON WOLF, who helped build Super Bowl championship teams in Oakland and Green Bay — thus capturing the Vince Lombardi Trophy — placed the 2025 season’s most coveted prize on display.
Several Hall of Famers previously have welcomed the Vince Lombardi Trophy to Canton. That list includes players RONDÉ BARBER, LeROY BUTLER and DREW PEARSON in 2024; LYNN SWANN (2010); JIM TAYLOR (2009); and former coach JIMMY JOHNSON (2022). Each carefully swapped a replica place-holder trophy with the official version for the upcoming season.
Late in some seasons, the trophy has received a ceremonial sendoff to the Super Bowl city. Most recently, former Green Bay Packers linebacker DAVE ROBINSON helped prepare the 2023 season’s trophy for its trip to Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII — a game the Kansas City Chiefs won for the franchise’s fourth NFL crown.
The trophy was renamed for the late VINCE LOMBARDI. He was victorious in five NFL championships that included Super Bowls I and II.
A regulation-sized football of sterling silver mounted in a kicked position on a pyramid-like stand of three concave sides, the Vince Lombardi Trophy stands 20.75 inches tall and weighs 107.3 ounces. The words “Vince Lombardi Trophy” and the edition’s Super Bowl numerals are engraved on the base along the NFL shield.
Fans can now view the Vince Lombardi Trophy they hope to see their team hoist in the “Lamar Hunt Super Bowl Gallery.” Admittance into the gallery is included in admission into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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