shmessy

LOL - Not a bad life. He's wearing a retro Pat Patriot hoody and alot of his family is taking up the first row center.

My son was watching and starting yelling. Now he's more interested in watching the front row than the parade.

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brady199

Yup and it looks like his with his chick too. I did a double take, but he's not hard to spot in the front row.

shmessy

If you're watching NBC, they MAY do an interview with him - - to plug the game tonight.

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PatsDeb

Lucky ducks! I always wanted to go to the parade, and my in-laws lived in NY until about 15 years ago, but I never made it!

PatsFanSince74

Gee. I wonder if front row seats and camera time for a high profile NFL Owner at a Parade televised nationally by NBC and the fact that his team is playing in the first national Network broadcast of a Thanksgiving night game a few hours later on NBC are somehow connected? Let me think about that.

Hmm. I'll bet the two are connected.

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shmessy

Hence my post saying that NBC might interview him or mention him because they are carrying the game at 8:30pm tonight, Mr. Misplaced Sarcasm.

BTW, just sitting in the front row isn't a plug. Probably about .2% of the national viewership of this parade would recognize Bob Kraft at a parade, let alone look hard enough to actually pick him out in the front row while they are focusing on Ernie and Bert dancing.

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