Check out all of the best social media postings from current and former Patriots to their loved ones on Valentines Day, including a funny feature from Super Bowl week with James White.
As Veterans Day arrived on Sunday, current and former members of the New England Patriots made sure to thank the true Patriots of the United States through a variety of social media tributes to those who serve.
November is Salute To Service month across the NFL as all teams honor and support veterans of the United States Armed Forces, for more information check out nfl.com/salute.
Tuesday marked the 17th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington DC, and Western Pennsylvania.
Current and former members of the New England Patriots took time to reflect back, honor rand remember those lost on that tragic day with personal social media messages and photographs.
Thank you to all the first responders on that tragic day 17 years ago. You sacrifice everything, every day, & have inspired me since pic.twitter.com/nKPc80GO4n
Today we remember the first responders who ran towards danger, the souls who made the ultimate sacrifice, and the brave men and women fighting overseas to protect our freedom 🇺🇸#neverforgetpic.twitter.com/9q3T7kYKEI
As the New England Patriots prepare for their Week 12 matchup with the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, the team took a break from the action of the football season to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday. Many current and former Patriots took to social media to share well wishes to fans as they spent time with their families this evening.
Monday marked the 16th anniversary of the September 11th attacks on the United States, and to remember and honor those who perished on that fateful day, many current and former members of the New England Patriots took to their social media accounts with personal tributes and reflections.
The news of New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman tearing his ACL rocked Patriots Nation, his teammates and the NFL this weekend.
Following developments that Edelman would in fact miss the entire 2017 NFL season to recover, many current, former and other players from around the league took to their social media accounts to wish him well and a speedy recovery into 2018.
On Wednesday, former New England Patriots nose tackle Vince Wilfork officially called it a career, signing a ceremonial one-day contact with the team making him “a Patriot for life” according to owner Robert Kraft.
Many of Wilfork’s old teammates paid tribute to him with emotional social media postings wishing him well into the next chapter of his life.
The Massachusetts State Police also shared a thank you to Wilfork, in case you may have forgotten his heroics of the field following the 2014 AFC Championship game.
Vince Wilfork signs #Patriots contract and asks, "Do I get a check with this?" Robert Kraft replies, "I already gave it to Bianca." pic.twitter.com/rN0OV5eCxL
Vince Wilfork takes one final victory lap on field with Bianca Wilfork and family on field after his emotional press conference pic.twitter.com/B0IUXfwdLZ
Heading into their Week 13 match up with the Los Angeles Rams, the New England Patriots were seeking their 14th consecutive 10-win season and one step closer to locking up another AFC East title.
The Patriots received the ball first to open up the game, and not even four minutes into the first quarter they jumped out to an early 7-0 lead following LeGarrette Blount’s longest run of the season, on fourth down no less.
After one quarter of play, the Patriots still lead 7-0.
The Patriots had the ball to open the second quarter, and Brady drove the Patriots down inside the Rams 20 yard line setting up this beautiful tip-toe touchdown by Chris Hogan.
In honor of the Patriots 15th anniversary of the 2001 Super Bowl XXXVI championship, members of the team returned to Foxboro for a special halftime ceremony.
You can checkout the full halftime ceremony at this link HERE on the Patriots website.
With the second half underway, the game didn’t get any easier for Rams head coach Jeff Fisher. Seeking to challenge a catch, he struggled to find his red flag buried within his coat.
Jeff Fisher had no idea where his challenge flag was. Almost launched a piece of paper from his pocket onto the field.
Fisher would ultimately win the challenge, but it would only lead to a field goal. Rams still trailed 17-3.
The Patriots would get the ball back, and “Minitron” Julian Edelman hauled in this 32 yard pass from Brady following an incredible dodge of the pass rush.
In the fourth quarter the Patriots were unable to find the end zone, but kicker Stephen Gostkowski had a terrific performance making all four field goal attempts, three of them from over 45 yards.
Stephen Gostkowski 4/4 on field goals today. First time he's made 4+ FGs without missing since Week 2, 2015. Has to feel good #Patriots
The Rams would tack on a garbage time touchdown with under four minutes to play but the Patriots would walk away with their tenth win of the season by a final score of 26-10.
201 is an incredible achievement fitting of the GOAT. He treats 201 just as if it was win #1. Greatness is a pursuit, not a destination. pic.twitter.com/6UULH32xgu
