The 2020 season didn’t go the way the New England Patriots would have liked, but as the season wraps up members of the team are already looking forward to next year as 2021 begins this weekend.
Between on the field and off, 2020 went down as one of the more challenging seasons for Bill Belichick’s Patriots while also facing a worldwide pandemic.
Despite the season coming to an early close this Sunday, there remains many reasons to look forward to the future in New England.
Over social media this week, current and former Patriots celebrated the New Year with family photographs and optimistic messages of hope heading into 2021.
Take a look at all the best postings from Instagram and Twitter below.
If you are still here to bring in the New Year, JUST KNOW GOD AINT THROUGH WIT U YET!!!
Move Like You Know That!
He Got Big Plans!— JB (@NVBentley33) December 31, 2020
https://twitter.com/NVBentley33/status/1344779041770000384?s=20
Today is the first day to create your narrative for the rest of the year. #HappyNewYear2021
— Tashawn Bower (@TashawnBower) January 1, 2021
Happy nu year
— Brandon Bolden (@BB_HulkSmash) January 1, 2021
https://twitter.com/_Uche35/status/1344768422618550273?s=20
Happy New Year’s twitter, “You are the artist of your own Life. Don’t hand the paintbrush to anyone else”!!!GodBless
— K. Feezy (@feezy_k) January 1, 2021
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