Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie Antoine Winfield Jr. celebrated winning his first Super Bowl ring with a giant Lombardi Trophy tattoo on his forearm.
Winfield posted the photo of his tattoo in his Instagram stories on Monday. The tattoo extends from the elbow to the wrist. The upper part of the trophy is on its member, while the lower part “LV” extends downwards on its wrist. The tattoo includes the Buccaneers logo and two praying hands.
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Winfield received his first Super Bowl victory earlier this month, when the Buccaneers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 31-9. Somehow, the game was still costly to defend.
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He was fined more than $ 7,800 for insulting the Chiefs’ wide receiver, Tyreek Hill.
Winfield, after breaking a pass on the fourth downhill during the game, gave Hill the peace sign right in his face. The “two” symbol was used by Hill throughout the season, when the wide receiver ran through defenders and defenders on their way to the end zone in some plays during the season.
Winfield told reporters that he “needed” to give Hill some kind of provocation.
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“It’s something I had to do,” he said, through the New York Post. “When we played earlier, he somersaulted in my face and gave me the sign of peace. So it was only fair that I give him back the sign of peace. It was incredible to do that.