Led by a prolific offense featuring Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas and Andre Reed, head coach Marv Levy’s Buffalo Bills tore through the 1991 regular season, finishing with a 13-3 record. Kelly passed for 3,844 yards and 33 touchdowns; Thomas rushed for 1,407 yards and seven TDs, while Reed had 81 receptions for 1,113 yards and 10 TDs. In the postseason, Buffalo first defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, 37-14, in the Divisional Round. Then, in the AFC Championship Game, the Bills showed they could get it done with defense, beating the Denver Broncos 10-7. Buffalo’s season would end with a loss to the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XXVI.

Offered here is a Jostens 10K gold 1991 Buffalo Bills AFC Championship ring which features 13 round diamonds set in the shape of an “A” on a large red colored stone background. There are approximately 40 points total in diamonds. “BUFFALO BILLS 90 91 A.F.C. CHAMPIONS” appears around the stone’s bezel setting. One shank of the ring features an image of a Bills helmet, with the name “LERNER” above and “15-4” (the team’s overall record) below. The opposite shank is centered by a Super Bowl XXVI logo, with “1991” at the top and “NFL” at the bottom. Manufacturer and 10K marks appear inside the band of this approximate size 11 ring. This item weighs approximately 39.5 grams and comes with copy of the Jostens shipping invoice.

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