It didn’t take long for Tom Brady and Julian Edelman to turn the page to 2019.
The Super Bowl champion duo were spotted at the Boston College indoor practice facility working on passes and routes together on Tuesday.
Check out the video shared by BC’s recruiting director and assistant director of player personnel Joe Sullivan of a Brady deep ball to the Super Bowl MVP.
Brady later caught up with BC’s football team, notably Tyler Vrabel, the son of Mike Vrabel.
Tuesday night the Boston Bruins squared off against the rival Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 7 of the National Hockey League’s first round playoffs.
In an effort to help push the Bruins to victory, members of the Super Bowl champion Patriots voiced their support throughout the night.
Things kicked off when Julian Edelman was named a Bruins fan banner captain before puck drop.
Edelman wasn’t finished, he later chugged a beer while shown on the TD Garden jumbotron much to the delight of the fans.
After the game, Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy jokingly thanked Edelman for helping fire up the crowd.
Throughout the tight contest, a few other Patriots tweeted out their Bruins reactions.
The Bruins went on to win the game by a final score of 5-1 to advance to the second round against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
The Bruins series win marked the eighth consecutive playoff round victory for a Boston sports team dating back to the Red Sox 2018 ALDS last fall.
Who has it better than Boston?
Following the release of the teams 2019 season schedule, the New England Patriots social media team shared a funny “Bad Lip Reading” to help get fans hyped up for next seasons title defense.
Check it out below.
Video courtesy, Patriots YouTube Channel.
On April 9th 2019, the New England Patriots visited Boston’s Fenway Park for a championship celebration for the ages.
The Red Sox, who also brought Boston a championship just four months prior to the Patriots Super Bowl title, were guests to the teams opening day ring ceremony.
The pregame ceremony meant ten championship trophies would make an appearance between the two New England sports franchises.
Since 2001, the Red Sox and Patriots have combined for 10 championships in 13 title rounds.
What most didn’t know, was a funny story happened on that memorable day involving the now-retired Rob Gronkowski.
Angelique Fiske of Patriots.com shares the story of an unfortunate incident that left one of the six Lomabrdi trophies looking a bit dinged up courtesy of Gronk.
So check out how Gronk ended up “leaving his mark” on the Patriots sixth Lombardi trophy in the video below.
A few Patriots (and Gronk’s girlfriend) shared some funny reactions.
They haven’t been teammates since 2017, and haven’t played together since 2016, but the bromance between Julian Edelman and Danny Amendola continues to live on.
On Instagram Wednesday, Amendola shared a funny throwback video of Edelman serenading him with a rendition of The Kings’ “Lola” while they vacationed in Medellin, Colombia.
“Once upon a time me and uncle Edels take on Medellin. Book coming soon. #boyswillbeboys”, Amendola wrote in a caption.
Amendola signed a one-year, $4.5 million contract with the Detroit Lions that reunited him with Matt Patrica.
On Tuesday the three finalists were announced for the New England Patriots Hall of Fame class of 2019.
Safety Rodney Harrison, defensive lineman Richard Seymour and linebacker Mike Vrabel all made the final cut.
All three players were integral pieces to a Patriots defense that earned multiple Super Bowl championships in the early 2000s.
Vrabel has been a finalist each of the last four years, while Seymour has been a finalist in each of his three years of his Patriots Hall of Fame eligibility. Harrison is a first-time finalist. It is also the second straight year that three teammates have been selected as finalists.
Fans can vote at Patriots.com/hof through May 3, and the team will announce the 2019 Patriots Hall of Fame selection the following week.
The 2019 inductee will join the senior committee’s 2019 selection Leon Gray in an induction ceremony on the NRG Plaza outside the Patriots Hall of Fame later this summer.
Check out the video profiles on each nominee below.
On April 16th 2000, the New England Patriots selected Tom Brady with the 199th overall pick (6th round) in that years NFL Draft.
At the time, nobody could have foreseen the career Brady would end up having.
During his rookie season, Brady was third on the Patriots depth chart behind Drew Bledsoe and Michael Bishop.
On Instagram Tuesday, Brady had some fun at his own expense with a throwback picture from the 2000 draft that saw six quarterbacks taken before him.
The Patriots shared some of Brady’s best moments from his career through the eyes of Steve Mariucci, Mel Kiper Jr. and his father, Tom Brady Sr.
Also check out the original conference call Brady had with the media following his selection.
The City of Boston saw a “double dip” in championship celebrations on Tuesday.
At Fenway Park, the Boston Red Sox raised their 2018 World Series championship flag and gave out their rings in a special pregame ceremony that also included the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots.
The Patriots and Red Sox have combined for 10 of Boston’s 12 professional sports championships in the “Big Four” leagues since 2001.
After winning the World Series last fall, the Red Sox went to Gillette Stadium on duck boats before the Patriots game against the Green Bay Packers.
Check out all the best sights and sounds from the festivities below, including the first pitches thrown by Julian Edelman, Rob Gronkowski and Stephon Gilmore.
City of Champions.
Although former New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski will no longer be making an impact on the field, he continues to do so off the field.
On Monday, the Patriots shared video of Gronk receiving The Make-A-Wish Foundation’s “Hero Award” at their annual gala.
Check out his thoughts and how he plans to continue giving back to the community even in retirement.
The gala marked Gronk’s first public appearance in Boston since announcing his retirement on March 24th.
On YouTube this past weekend, New England Patriots superfan Fitzy shared some outtakes and bloopers from NFL Fan Therapy during the 2018 NFL season.
Check out some memorable laughs and goofs below.
WARNING: NSFW, Language
For more NFL Fan Therapy videos, check out Fitzy on YouTube or townienews.com
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