“Air Kraft” showed off its newly updated championship color schemes this week.
The plane, personally owned by Robert Kraft, added a sixth Lombardi trophy to the tail along a new “6X Champions” emblem.
Check out some photos of the new look team plane shared by the Patriots Twitter account on Friday.
On Tuesday, newly retired tight end Rob Gronkowski celebrated his 30th birthday.
To celebrate the occasion, social media shared highlights from Gronk’s career on and off the field.
On Instagram, Gronk’s girlfriend Camille Kostek and Julian Edelman each shared their own birthday wish posts.
The five Super Bowl championship banners at Gillette Stadium will be adding a new member in September when the New England Patriots open the 2019 season against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Despite the game being five months away, preparation is already underway to accommodate the sixth banner.
The stadium Twitter account shared a photograph of construction to make room for the banner.
What a problem most teams would love to have.
The 2019 off season continues to be happy living for Super Bowl LIII MVP Julian Edelman.
On Instagram Wednesday, Edelman shared a cute photo from a day at Fenway Park with his daughter as she took in her first baseball game.
A Patriot for 10 years and counting, Edelman remains a vocal supporter of Boston’s other professional sports teams and athletes.
Looks like he’s raising his daughter to become the latest member of Red Sox Nation.
Former New England Patriots cornerback Ty Law will be formally inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on August 3rd, 2019.
Law selection marks the fifth Patriot to be permanently enshrined at the Hall of Fame.
On his Instagram account this week, Law shared photos from his session with the artist creating his bronze bust sculpture
Check out a behind the scenes look at the process to create the statues for football’s greatest players below.
Before the NFL Draft, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady shared a good luck message over Instagram to all the 2019 college prospects.
“Good luck to all the players eager to have their name called at the @nfl draft. Remember it’s a marathon, not a sprint. Practice good habits, on and off the field, day after day, and you can accomplish your dreams. This is a special time, but you’re only at the starting line. The real work starts next week, when the cameras stop, and nobody is watching. You wake up every day to decide what you want to become! What better of an opportunity is that? You have to earn it, EVERY DAY!”
Brady later poked fun at his selection on Twitter while also providing additional encouragement for players selected in later rounds.
N’Keal Harry can’t wait to sport his New England Patriots colors.
On Twitter Friday night, Harry showed off a photoshopped image of himself in a Patriots uniform.
“Couldn’t be more thankful for the opportunity @Patriots. Let’s get to work!” Harry said in the tweet.
Following his selection, quarterback Tom Brady tweeted out a welcome message to his newest offensive weapon.
The calendar may still say April, but Tom Brady is ready to go for another Super Bowl title defense.
On his social media Wednesday, Brady posted a photo from his workout at Boston College with a caption that read “I’m ready, anyone want to run it back.”
Brady and the 2019 Patriots will attempt to accomplish something that hasn’t happened in 15 years, a Super Bowl repeat.
An accomplishment of course, last set by Brady’s 2004 championship team.
As the 2019 offseason rolls on, a few current and former Patriots players took time out of their Easter Sunday to share how they were celebrating the holiday with their friends and families.
Check out some of the best photos shared over social media below.
On April 12th 2019, wide receiver Chris Hogan signed a one-year deal with the Carolina Panthers.
Over this past weekend, Hogan shared a thank you message to the Patriots organization and fans for their support.
In three seasons as a Patriot, Hogan tallied 107 receptions for 1,651 yards and 12 touchdowns. He helped the team reach three consecutive Super Bowls, winning two, and hauled in a memorable catch during this past seasons AFC Championship game.
The Patriots elected not to re-sign Hogan after the 2018 season following a decline in production the past two years.
Hogan finished 2018 with just 35 receptions for 532 yards and three touchdowns.
He’ll look to reboot his career as a top target of Cam Newton in 2019.
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