What's your favorite Pats game time?

[oldrover]

For me, as I look forward to the Raiders game, I think it might be 4:30. You get to see the lay of the land after the 1pm games... but you're not staying up late Sunday or Monday night. I like 1pm as well, though.

Man, Thursday night is an odd duck...I'm ready for football... but the games are often grinders... and I always feel like I should be watching it...

...in my jammies.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

I would agree on the Sunday 1 PM games - also because the sun at gillette stadium at this time makes the game tough to watch on TV. Sunday night games I like too because it’s usually a marquee matchup.

 

[Tony2046]

I like Sunday night games.

I have a routine. My son and I start watching the game. My wife starts *****ing about bed time around 9. I ward her off. She stomps upstairs. My son and I crack up about how she does it every week. Pats win. Everyone's happy.

 

[PatsDeb]

1:00 p.m. Sunday baby! I am getting old and decrepit and going to games other than 1:00 p.m. ones is getting tough, particularly those night games, and worse at this time of year, in the cold. Even when I am watching on TV getting up the next day after a night game is tough, usually because I am on Patsfans.com well after the game ends reliving all the glory (or I am too keyed up to sleep). Plus, I hate waiting around all day for the Pats to play. I want to watch the boys early, then watch everyone else (hopefully) fall further behind us in the standings. Go Pats!!

 

[long distance]

I like Sunday night games.

I have a routine. My son and I start watching the game. My wife starts *****ing about bed time around 9. I ward her off. She stomps upstairs. My son and I crack up about how she does it every week. Pats win. Everyone's happy.

As long as you make good w the Mrs..

 

[IllegalContact]

when it came to going to games, 4pm was preferable until week 6 or 7 .... after that 1pm

in the man cave, the boys come over at noon regardless of whether its a 1pm or 4pm game, and that leads to 4 hours of pre-gaming which is getting rough as I age

 

[Ivan]

Sunday 4:30

Either get stuff done or have some fun, then watch football.

 

[luuked]

Sundays around 6:30 in February.

 

[SammyBlueCat]

Sundays around 6:30 in February.

We hope, we pray, and we scratch our posts vigorously.

 

[SammyBlueCat]

Then again I get nervous and pace around like a lion regardless of what time the game starts.

 

[jri37]

Had to vote Sunday at 1:00 based on being a season ticket holder. If you asked for the best time IMO only it would be the Saturday divisional game.

 

[Kontradiction]

Sunday at 1:00. I used to love the night games until I graduated and started working full time.

 

[mike_usagisan]

Sunday at 4:30. The games are more likely to be shown in my area, but I don't have to stay up too late.

 

[nabwong]

Before kids: 1pm
After kids: 8.30pm

 

[Deus Irae]

Sundays around 6:30 in February.

/thread

 

[Mike the Brit]

Sunday 1 p.m. either way.

If I'm in the U.K., it's the perfect winter Sunday evening. If I'm in the U.S., do some sport/go to a class in the morning, come back, prepare food, eat in front of the TV, pace around, yell, scream ...

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

Being on the west coast, I prefer the 1:00 EST / 10:00 PST slot. Game ends at 1:00 my time and still have a mostly full day to fo something else. Night games aren’t good here, completely overlaps with kids bedtime and family time.

 

[Soliel]

I like 1 pm. Just because I’m an impatient jackass.

 

[Tunescribe]

As I attend all home games, I greatly prefer watching football in daylight vs. nighttime. I wish we could have a home playoff game again in the sunshine like the good ol' days.

 

[AzorianPats]

4:30 games are the best. You get to enjoy the day/ do errands, and come home to s nice game.

Night games suck when you have to go to work the next morning.