r/Patriots • u/Set22band • 2h ago
Throwback Just a reminder that Troy Brown played both WR and CB(3 ints) for a championship team in 2004 at 33 years old!
Not talked about enough!
r/Patriots • u/samacora • 4d ago
Good Morning r/Patriots
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r/Patriots • u/Set22band • 2h ago
Not talked about enough!
r/Patriots • u/bgp030119 • 9h ago
Blessed be the roster, hallowed be thy game
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r/Patriots • u/srunvdtunfss • 3h ago
Girlfriend got us tickets to Patriots/jets for my birthday this year. I grew up in New England, never got the chance to go to a game before I moved away. We plan on getting to Gillette a couple hours early to take it all in. Any recommendations on what we should do before kickoff? Thanks, and Go Pats!
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My brothers and sisters, I’m in LA and I need this hat. I’ve been looking at stores and can only find Rams, Chargers, Raiders, 9ers, and Packers. I can’t find it online, even chat gpt can’t find it. I’m thinking only in NE area has them in stores. I already have the white one with Flying Elvis. I don’t have a Pat Patriot throwback hat yet and I love this one. Please and thank you!
r/Patriots • u/jigglybuns311 • 1h ago
Hey all! My spouse and I are coming up for the Packers game (or going to NOLA for Browns/Saints but that's a different story) and wondering if y'all could help point me in the right direction on a few things.
This is kind of a last minute decision and we took the week off of work. Logistically, New Orleans is easier but we'd just be going for the city and throwing in the game. BUT I'm a huge Pats fan, always have been and had to cancel my trip a few years ago to see the Bills/Pats game due to a terrible injury and surgery. Probably was for the best because it was the game with like 65mph winds and sub-zero temps. This Alabama girl would have died. Lol
Anywho, our preferred option is coming up Nov. 7 and staying that week. Going north WOULD be for the game and then planning things to do with the rest of our time. My main questions are:
-Is it easier to fly into and stay in Providence or Boston? If Providence, is there enough stuff "to do" for a week?
-Is it worth renting a car and driving or is public transportation okay to use? We have none in Alabama so I am naive here.
-Would you recommend arriving X amount of hours early for tailgating or whatever else there may be to do?
-What about leaving? I've seen the one train that leaves for Providence about 30 minutes after the game is over. If we don't take that and waited around, how much on average is an Uber back?
-Any sections in the stadium you prefer over others? Any insight you have on where the wind is bad, can't see the scoreboard, etc.? Things of that nature?
I am doing my research and have been gathering information. I would just love to have everything together herr so I can reference back. We are looking to make a decision and book flights tomorrow, or at least by Tuesday. ANY and all advice is much appreciated. Thank you!!
r/Patriots • u/Worth-Bumblebee-6991 • 8h ago
Hi guys! Just wondering when do you think they’ll announce more details about the tailgate and meet ups. Also, for anyone going to the game or living in Munich, can you recommend a reasonably priced hotel that’s not too far from the stadium but is also close to the city centre? Thanks go pats
r/Patriots • u/LarryLucchino • 1d ago
I still want to know why the national media reported Henderson was known to be a 'fast healer.' It sounds like agent speak, but it's an injury report, not a salary negotiation. Just seems like an odd situation all around. Is he actually known to be a fast healer?
r/Patriots • u/Twicebakedpotatoe • 7h ago
The Pats have a short week next week with the Bears on Thursday. I’m a little concerned about AJ Brown getting a full workload tomorrow off his injury and then immediately playing on Thursday.
Should the Patriots put AJ Brown on a pitch count to ramp him up before a short week, or they let him rip it (assuming he’s healthy enough to do so)?
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[Adam Schefter] Patriots tight end Hunter Henry is the Week 6 NFLPA Community MVP for raising more than $220,000 to help combat human trafficking through his second annual Freedom to Play” ping pong charity tournament.
In honor of this recognition, the NFLPA will donate $10,000 to the International Justice Mission.
To support his cause:
r/Patriots • u/Alexa_bun • 1d ago
Banged up but workable. I think AJ plays no clue on the rest though. May be time to get the Etsy witch? Either way let's down some jete
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