You are given a ticket to see ONE Patriots game this year...

[PATRIOTSFANINPA]

If you received a gift to see ONE Patriots game either at Gillette or away and all expenses are paid,which game do you go see?

This is regardless of where you live...

If its an inter-division AFC East game then please indicate it,I do not have enough slots on the poll to add those 6 games (Miami,Jets,Buffalo)

I picked the game I would want to see as the game at New Orleans - Not only is it a game that pits two of the NFLs best quarterbacks and should be a very high scoring exciting game in prime time, but New Orleans is a cool place to visit as well

I was thinking of picking Indianapolis because of the intense rivalry but visiting a city where the most exciting thing besides football is watching grass grow? - No thanks

 

[Mogamedogz]

Just like every year... Miami in Miami. Nothing beats that road trip! :SouthBeach:

 

[jmt57]

How about the AFCCG in Gilette?


I think I'd pick Tampa - not for the game, but since all expenses are paid it's a free trip to Europe.

 

[PATRIOTSFANINPA]

How about the AFCCG in Gilette?


I think I'd pick Tampa - not for the game, but since all expenses are paid it's a free trip to Europe.

Regular season ONLY since we don't have crystal balls to tell us the Patriots will even be in the playoffs this season

The FREE trip to Europe would indeed be enticing to many here but going to London really does not do that much for me personally,I will stay in the states,Besides Josh Freeman will not make me sit up in my seat and get nervous that he will beat this defense.

 

[JoeSixPat]

Ah yes - you had to make clear regular season for all of us who of course instantly would pick the Super Bowl.

I tend to like living dangerously - going to Indy to bask in a win among Indy fans is appealing - but that city leaves something to be desired.

Overall I think I'd go with New Orleans mainly for the music and party scene to supplement a nice road victory.

Fun thread idea by the way.

 

[TheGodInAGreyHoodie]

London. But it was close with the big easy and miami beach.

 

[upstater1]

I totally ignored the city aspect on this.

Besides, I've been to almost everyone of those cities.

I voted Indy just because that's the game with the most juice.

But then I realized that going to Wembley would be more interesting. Too late, I voted Indy but would change it to the Bucs.

In the past, when I've flown in to watch a Patriot game, I've seen very little of the city I was in. Fly in, get my hotel, meet my buddies, have dinner, then go out for drinks. Wake up and head over for tailgating, the game.

Quite a few times I've found myself changing out of winter gear for cold weather games in my rental car, changing into comfortable clothes for the flight home.

In other words, I've rarely seen much of the cities when I've gone to games.

 

[SyN65]

I voted NE/Atlanta because thats the one I'm going to lol...

I wouldn't be able to go to any of the other games if it's not in Foxboro but ignoring that I'd choose @Indy for obvious reasons...

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

You do realize that the Patriots play the Jets, right???

Poll Space aside, it's the JETS!

 

[LoisDenominator]

New Orleans. Great city, great food, great drinks, great people. On top of all of that, a great feeling to go there and sink some tourist dollars in a city that still sorely needs them. Not to mention, it's the town that Coach gave the big F-you to Tom Jackson (among other very happy memories)...

 

[blackglass3]

New Orleans. Great city, great food, great drinks, great people. On top of all of that, a great feeling to go there and sink some tourist dollars in a city that still sorely needs them. Not to mention, it's the town that Coach gave the big F-you to Tom Jackson (among other very happy memories)...

Not to pee pee on your parade, but I believe the city BB gave the big F#(K YOU to Tom Jackson was Houston.

New Orleans is a fun place to hang out and party/eat, but I have never been to London, so I chose that game.

 

[thechris]

Tough choice between the Bucs and Saints. Would love to visit both New Orleans & London.

 

[Aldogg]

I had to pick London. One its international, two, even though there are far better games (NO, ATL, Indy,) the chance to across the pond, for free, to see a country I have never seen before, I think I wouldn't mind going to a nice English pub, grabbing a pint of beer and enjoying the scenes there.

New Orleans would be a close second for sure though. I think I would be doing a lot of partying there on Bourbon Street.

 

[VJCPatriot]

I'd like to see the Pats stomp the Colts. ;-)
Imagine the anticipation to this game if the Pats were still undefeated at that point in the season?

 

[LoisDenominator]

Not to pee pee on your parade, but I believe the city BB gave the big F#(K YOU to Tom Jackson was Houston.

Gah! You're totally right! New Orleans was Belichick downing Hurricanes... Which makes me thirsty... Which makes me want to look into heading down to NOLA for the game!

 

[PatsFanSince74]

Buffalo at the Blade. Game 1. Brady back. No contest!

Then at the Jets to stick it to Wrecks.

Then Indy.

 

[Angry Man]

For me it would be Indy... just to see Peyton get his ass handed to him live in person.

 

[Liverpool_Patriot]

For me it would be Indy... just to see Peyton get his ass handed to him live in person.

I picked New Orleans.

That would be a fun game to watch Brees vs. Brady. I chose Brees vs. Brady over Manning vs. Brady just because my brother is a Saints fan and I would prefer to visit New Orleans than Indianapolis.

 

[mitsudriver]

I say the Buffalo season opener on MNF. I want to be in attendance as the scoreboard rolls past 50 and just know the rest of the league is watching and thinking "oh s**t".