For the past three seasons, twin brothers Jason and Devin McCourty have been living out their childhood dream of playing together in the NFL. That dream reached its peak during Jason’s first year with the Patriots in 2018 when he and Devin became the first set of twins to win a Super Bowl together.
In March 2019, Jason signed a two-year extension to stay with his brother Devin in New England, they would both be named team captains in 2020.
While the twins success together on the field as been a perfect match in shutting down opposing offenses, their personal lives off the field has also changed for the better.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at how the McCourty twins live as Patriots teammates in the latest episode of “Do Your Life” below.
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