Brady_to_Moss

When they played the titans in foxboro in the playoffs...i want to say 03??Coldest game in foxboro history. It was about 6 degrees with a wind chill of like -19 lol

TommyD4207

85 (I think) 4PM Game v. The Jets. Pat Ryan gets knocked out of the game, and The Patriots win on a NAKED BOOTLEG LIMP from Steve Grogan late in the 4th.

85 in the rain vs. Miami. Patriots win. I don't remember the score, but it's one of the last memories I have with my Grandfather before he got Alzheimer's.

85 v. Cincinatti. Patriots secure a playoff win with the victory. I remember the goal posts being torn down, and then heading out to the car, I remember the ambulances and stuff all over the place, because one of the dudes carrying it got electrocuted.

88 - The Doug Flutie game during the strike. Also, I'll never forget Major Everett tearing up the Patriots v. the Browns during the strike.

94- Bledsoe OT comeback vs. Minnesota.

96- Freakin Monsoon v. the Jets. I have no idea who won. I was completely hammered.

01- v. Buffalo. Antowain Smith closes it out with a 40+ yarder for a TD. Also, Rob Johnson gets knocked out, which was fun, because I was like 3 rows up behind the Buffalo bench, and calling him a ***** the whole game.

01- Div. Playoffs v. Oakland- How can people scream so loud and it sounds like nothing?

04- Season opener v. Indy. I saw Vanderjagt do the "money" sign thing, and then push it wide right. Oh yeah, they raised a banner; Lenny Kravitz was there, and the Patriots opened up 5-wide, shocking everyone, because Corey Dillon was on the bench. Everyone was all "Where the **** is Corey"?

There's many more, but those are my favorites.

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First game I ever attended. 1976 versus the Raiders. I saved my paper route money so we could take a bus trip down from the Albany area. I think the end zone ticket cost $6 and including the bus it was probably about $20-$25. Behind a young Steve Grogan the Pats blew out Oakland - I think the final was 48-17. We had a great time and I've been hooked ever since.

Unfortunately, thanks to Ben Dreith the rematch didn't go quite as well..........

patriotsdynasty12189

2005 wild card playoffs vs Jacksonville. Section 134 25 rows back I believe around seats 10-17.

So much better than the Cleveland game this year. We were stuck at the stadium because the taxi cab service said they would be where they dropped us off but they werent. So me and my dad just stood in the employe parking lot waiting. Then one of the last people to leave the stadium was a group of people from our hotel and one guy was just plastered. We followed them and got home. It was an awesome night.

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Bannoman

Are you sure THAT was the coldest game ever?

I was at the Tampa/Pats game in '88. IT WAS COOOOLD!! It was -3 (I think) and that was before weathermen even starting recording and talking about Chill Factors!

To date, it's the ONLY game that I've actually used a blanket.

To top it off, it went into OT. Was a great ending since the Pat's actually WON. (up until then, they were like 0 and 19 in OT..an NFL record)

I remember thinking "DAMN..it's sooo cold just get this game over with!!" (even the flasks of Jack we snuck in weren't keeping us warm!)

BTW.. guess who the QB from Tampa was......Vinny Testaverde!! (another great Pats memory)

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AStack75

Vinatieri kicking the winner in SB38. The most emotionally draining football game I will ever see.

Mogamedogz

Across the parking lot...

Mogamedogz

No I think this dude is right. I was at the '03 game vs the Titans... and it was DEFINITELY the coldest game in history. I remember them saying it on WBCN before the game.

Bro...It was so freezing outside that our beer kept (literally) freezing before we could finish them off. I had to keep my car running with the heat blasting and the case on the floor to try and keep the beer WARM

I had on like 6 or 7 layers, a ski mask, and hand and foot warmers stashed all over the place... (And I mean ALL OVER THE PLACE! lol).

Needless to say, it was a pain in the arss every time I had to go take a leak...

It was a good memory... but man; it was freezing out that night. To make matters worse, the game came down to the final play (I think Wheelchair Mcnair threw an incompletion to Tyrone Calico on the last play of the game).


I had an EZ seat, and I remember Danny Graham dropped a sure TD on like the first drive of the game... When the ball hit his fingers you could hear it "thud". Our whole section let out a collective "ahhhh"... Partly because he dropped a sure TD, and partly because it hurt our "freezing" hands hurt just hearing the ball crack off of his.

italian pat patriot

in my life i attended to 3 NFL games (2 were playied by the Pats) and i loved all of them; for me (living in Europe) it is an awesome experience every time you can see alive an NFL game

Bannoman

WOW....GLAD I didn't go to that game!!

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