The Gillette Company and The Kraft Group today announced a 15-year agreement that gives Gillette exclusive naming rights to the home stadium and sports complex of the Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots of the National Football League and the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer.
The move marks the end of CMGI field, which will require the change of over 2000 interior signs that will need to be changed before the Pats open the regular season against the Pittsburgh Steelers on September 9th.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
This is an archived article originally published on
August 5, 2002.
Content reflects the editorial context of its original publication date.
More News Headlines:
MORSE: Notes From Patriots Training Camp Day 4
By: Mark MorseAnalyzing Day 4 of Patriots training camp, Kayshon Boutte shines w/Drake Maye, Christian Gonzalez contract talks, and Gabe Jacas's injury mystery deepens.
1 day ago
Morse: Notes From Patriots Training Camp Day 3
By: Mark MorsePatriots training camp Day 3 notes reveal Gabe Jacas's rare injury waiver contract, plus updates on AJ Brown, Kayshon Boutte, and depth chart battles.
2 days ago
Monday Afternoon Patriots Notebook 7/27: Boutte Continues Making a Case, Interesting Jacas’ Contract Detail
By: Ian LoguePatriots training camp: Kayshon Boutte shines for Drake Maye, Caleb Lomu impresses, Hunter Henry's future, Gabe Jacas's contract, and A.J. Brown's health.
3 days ago
TRANSCRIPT: Mike Vrabel’s Press Conference 7/27
By: Ian LogueHere’s the full transcript of what New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel had to say ahead of the start of training camp on Monday,…
3 days ago
MORSE: Patriots Training Camp Day 2
By: Mark MorsePatriots Training Camp Day 2 saw Behren Morton impress, Kayshon Boutte make a big play, and the defense dominate. Koby Prentice was also claimed.
3 days ago
