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2026 Home Game Themes Schedule - 2 Throwback Games & Bills Get Rivalries

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I hope both throwbacks aren't the same uni. I'd love to see them bring out the pinstriped blue 1995 jerseys just once.
 
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It's the Pat Patriot throwbacks for those two games. Bob absolutely refuses to bring back the popular "Bledsoe Blues".
 
Since there are two 'throwback' games, why not use a different uniform for each one?

The first of those two games also is honoring Adam Vinatieri, so they could wear jerseys from his rookie year in 1996.
Then use the the red Pat Patriot for the December throwback game.
 
Popular with WHO?

Pat Patriots w Red tops was always the bomb.
Fans?

Their equipment manager has mentioned the 90’s blue jerseys are the most in demand by Pats fans.
 
Popular with WHO?

Pat Patriots w Red tops was always the bomb.

And they always lost wearing them too... so bomb is the appropriate word.

Plus, the British wore red, not the Patriots. The Patriots wore blue.
 
And they always lost wearing them too... so bomb is the appropriate word.

Plus, the British wore red, not the Patriots. The Patriots wore blue.
False, at least as far as NE militiamen goes. The dominant color was red with prior Service militia because they considered themselves English citizens until 4 July. If they served in French-Indian, they likely had red from that.

Blue was not institutionalized by GW until several years into war. I think same time as von Steuben, but unsure. Even then, most couldnt afford to buy new clothes, so blue was primarily an Officer color, I believe.
 
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Last year coveted the "Patriots Rivalries Hoodie" however none were available, since then have picked up a couple of new hoodies so not interested any more.
However, they are available on the Nike website ($120).
 
Last year coveted the "Patriots Rivalries Hoodie" however none were available, since then have picked up a couple of new hoodies so not interested any more.
However, they are available on the Nike website ($120).

The Patriots Pro Shop sent an e-mail saying that the Rivalries gear was back in stock. I checked it because my daughter wanted a Rivalries winter hat last year and they were sold out after one game. Turns out "back in stock" did not mean what I thought it meant. Some game jerseys, a baseball hat and tee shirts were there, but not much else.
 
False, at least as far as NE militiamen goes. The dominant color was red with prior Service militia because they considered themselves English citizens until 4 July. If they served in French-Indian, they likely had red from that.

Blue was not institutionalized by GW until several years into war. I think same time as von Steuben, but unsure. Even then, most couldnt afford to buy new clothes, so blue was primarily an Officer color, I believe.

I see you skipped over that the British always wore red during the Revolutionary War. A simple Google search will show you ample evidence of their uniforms.

In fact, if you Google April 19, 1776 and look at the images of paintings made after the Battle of Lexington-Concord i.e. the start of the Revolutionary War, you'll find plenty of them showing the British in red and the Patriots dressed in anything they could put on quickly - grays, blues, whites and probably even reds. No matter what the Patriots wore, the British always wore red.

I also see that you skipped over my comment that the Patriots never won much when wearing those uniforms. I have no fond memories of any game with those on the field. When they wear a Super Bowl wearing throwback unis, I'll consider changing my mind on this.
 
The Patriots Pro Shop sent an e-mail saying that the Rivalries gear was back in stock. I checked it because my daughter wanted a Rivalries winter hat last year and they were sold out after one game. Turns out "back in stock" did not mean what I thought it meant. Some game jerseys, a baseball hat and tee shirts were there, but not much else.
The source I captioned was directly from Nike, not the proshop.
When I went to TC tried to find that hoodie, the staff said they get a few items at a time, kind of hit or miss.
 
I see you skipped over that the British always wore red during the Revolutionary War. A simple Google search will show you ample evidence of their uniforms.

In fact, if you Google April 19, 1776 and look at the images of paintings made after the Battle of Lexington-Concord i.e. the start of the Revolutionary War, you'll find plenty of them showing the British in red and the Patriots dressed in anything they could put on quickly - grays, blues, whites and probably even reds. No matter what the Patriots wore, the British always wore red.

I also see that you skipped over my comment that the Patriots never won much when wearing those uniforms. I have no fond memories of any game with those on the field. When they wear a Super Bowl wearing throwback unis, I'll consider changing my mind on this.
A. Portraits, particularly ones painted 20 years After the Event when legends and narratives creep into play, ARE NOT PHOTOGRAPHS.

B. Google =!King of the MOST COMMON ABSWER, Not necessarily right or true.
Try History Channel for one (See below)

Pre-Revolutionary War militia coats were often red, like this one worn by the Boston company commanded by John Hancock. “At the beginning of the war especially, red uniforms in American lines were not uncommon,” says Keagle.

INAGINE THAT JOHN HANCOCK …,a REDCOAT

Matching one’s mortal enemy isn’t just awkward; it could be downright dangerous. Pennsylvania cavalry wore uniforms nearly identical to their British counterparts, prompting Washington to complain:
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“I could wish Colo. Moylan would put his Regt in any other Uniform than Scarlet, because I am convinced that many Mistakes and perhaps some fatal ones will happen from our Dragoons being cloathed in Red and Blue which is the same with the Queens Dragoons.”

Captured uniforms were valuable to the chronically under-equipped Continental Army. In 1776, John Paul Jonescaptured a year’s worth of winter clothing headed to the British army and sent it to American troops.

And the US did not have the monopoly on BLUE…,
the Hessian troops in blue with their tall brass caps,” says Matthew Skic, director of collections and exhibitions at the Museum of the American Revolution.

 
We can argue back and forth what the colonialists wore during the Revolutionary War but the simple facts are:
1) The British wore red uniforms.
2) The Boston/New England Patriots wore red uniforms from 1959 to 1992, a 33 year period in which they only made the playoffs 5 times and managed a 4-5 record, including 0-1 in the 1985 Super Bowl.
3) They were 216-259-9 during these 33 years with only 16 of those seasons having a winning (>.500) record.

I lived through many of their sucky seasons during the years of Pat Patriot and I see no reason to celebrate that uniform.

We'll have to agree to disagree here.
 
We can argue back and forth what the colonialists wore during the Revolutionary War but the simple facts are:
1) The British wore red uniforms.
2) The Boston/New England Patriots wore red uniforms from 1959 to 1992, a 33 year period in which they only made the playoffs 5 times and managed a 4-5 record, including 0-1 in the 1985 Super Bowl.
3) They were 216-259-9 during these 33 years with only 16 of those seasons having a winning (>.500) record.

I lived through many of their sucky seasons during the years of Pat Patriot and I see no reason to celebrate that uniform.

We'll have to agree to disagree here.
Of course it was all because of the color of the uniforms.
 

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