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Some quick notes from Tuesday regarding a few players for the Patriots.

After Thursday’s opening night victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, that same media was treated to a rare side of Belichick many have heard publicly during an early Friday morning conference call.

Thursday night’s NFL season opener was the final celebration commemorating the Patriots fourth Super Bowl Championship at Gillettte Stadium and it didn’t disappoint.

Speaking with the United Kingdom television network Sky Sports program”NFL 32 Live” Wednesday, Patriots owner Robert Kraft revealed the details of the pregame plans his team had in place had quarterback Tom Brady’s four game suspension remained in tact.

On Tuesday afternoon ESPN Boston’s Mike Reiss tweeted out the names of the newly elected Patriots team captains for the 2015 NFL Season.

According to ESPN Boston’s Mike Reiss, Patriots Center Bryan Stork is still dealing with a concussion and was not present at practice again on Tuesday raising the unlikelihood of him playing in the Thursday home opener against Pittsburgh.

Patriots fans vacationing at Old Orchard Beach, Maine this Labor Day weekend were treated to one final airplane banner message for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell as it circled his summer home in the area.

In case you missed it, a brief controversy unfolded on the official Twitter account of the National Football League Sunday night when a seemingly innocent tweet involving Super Bowl predictions appeared to be missing the most recent Super Bowl MVP.

According to news first broken by Mike Garafolo of FOX Sports, the NFL announced today that Commissioner Roger Goodell will not be in attendance opening night when “newly-freed” Quarterback Tom Brady and the Patriots take on the Pittsburgh Steelers.

While fans in New England rejoiced at the news their star quarterback was exonerated, others outside the region voiced their displeasure.

Greg Auman of the Tampa Bay Times is reporting the Patriots have invited former Buccaneers 2015 seventh round pick fullback Joey Isoefa to Foxboro on Thursday for a visit and workouts.

Patriots radio color commentator and former backup Quarterback Scott Zolak handled emcee duties for the discussion. He asked Brady and other players to “name one of the coolest things they did that really allowed them to celebrate as Super Bowl Champs.”

Last time Pats fans heard from Kembrell Thompkins, radio announcer Scott Zolak was searching for show ponies and asking where’s the beef as Thompkins hauled in the winning score against the Saints with five seconds remaining early in the 2013 season.