Plaxico Burress' Super Bowl 42 Ring from Giants' Win vs. Brady, Patriots Hits Auction

Plaxico Burress caught what proved to be the game-winning touchdown in one of the most famous Super Bowls in NFL history to end the 2007 season, and now New York Giants fans have the opportunity to own the ring he earned if they have tens of thousands of dollars sitting around.

Burress' Super Bowl XLII ring is listed for auction on Heritage Auctions and, as of Sunday at 11:30 a.m. ET, has a high bid of $67,500 with 13 days remaining.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk noted "it'll surely go much higher than that" seeing how Martellus Bennett's Super Bowl LI ring recently sold for more than $88,000.

Burress didn't just win the ring, he was a major part of the effort.

His touchdown catch from Eli Manning with 39 seconds remaining came just two plays after David Tyree's famous helmet catch and gave the Giants the lead for good. New York's win prevented Tom Brady and the New England Patriots from completing an undefeated season with a Super Bowl title.

While Brady won seven Lombardi Trophies in his legendary career, the loss still stands out as one of the most memorable games he ever played.

As for Burress, he suited up for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Giants and New York Jets during his career from 2000 to 2012. That was the one Super Bowl he won, although he reached the playoffs five other times.