Jason Kelce: 'Video Evidence' Suggests Eagles Super Bowl Ring Wasn't Stolen at Event

As the mystery around Jason Kelce's missing Super Bowl ring continues, it's not believed to have been stolen.

The Philadelphia Eagles legend clarified that based on "video evidence" they have from a recent live show of the New Heights podcast at the University of Cincinnati the ring was thrown in the trash during clean-up.

Kelce was responding to a since-deleted post on X that misconstrued a conversation from Tuesday's podcast episode with comedian Andrew Santino about the ring.

Per Natasha Dye of People, Santino said on the episode a ring "seems like such a hard thing to lose," leading to a response from Travis Kelce: "Dude, you don't lose it. Somebody steals it."

Travis' comment prompted Jason to say there was "some video evidence" of the ring's last known whereabouts, which led to the since-deleted post suggesting it was stolen.

Jason revealed last week he believes the ring was lost during a chili tub scavenger hunt in which players had to dig through an inflatable pool filled with chili to find a sock that had the Super Bowl ring in it.

When nobody was able to find the ring, they had people search through the pools in an attempt to locate it with no success.

Kelce has been open about how many times he's lost the ring in the past. The recently retired offensive lineman did say he would just get a new one made.

The ring was from the Eagles' 41-33 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 52. It was the franchise's first-ever Super Bowl win and first NFL championship since the 1960 season.