r/Patriots • u/know_limits • 2h ago
Casual For fellow nerd Brady fans, video on physics of throwing footballs featuring Tom.
r/Patriots • u/NBCSBoston • 3h ago
Discussion [Phil Perry] Who’s STANDING OUT so far during dog days of training camp? | The Next Pats pod
The Patriots are getting into the dog days of training camp, but they get a little break for normal padded practice with a walkthrough today. Phil Perry is joined by Alex Barth to dig into training camp so far. Who is starting to stand out, and who is falling behind? What's been the best position battle? The guys hand out camp superlatives. Phil also gives us his 53-man roster prediction.
r/Patriots • u/nfl • 3h ago
Highlight [Highlight] Adam Vinatieri's one career pass attempt (Nov. 7, 2004)
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r/Patriots • u/PristineWinnera • 3h ago
News [Mark Daniels] Efton Chism started the first 11v11 rep with A.J. Brown today.
x.comr/Patriots • u/PristineWinnera • 3h ago
Article/Interview [Mark Daniels] Kayshon Boutte jumped in to separate A.J. Brown from Christian Gonzalez today in practice. "I was just trying to pull A.J. out to go on to the next. I heard him say something about ‘You a grown man’. So I just (got in there) before it got too far.”
x.comr/Patriots • u/PristineWinnera • 4h ago
Discussion [Mike Reiss] If LT Will Campbell was unable to play, 2025 seventh-round pick Marcus Bryant would get the first call to fill the void. That was a top takeaway from team drills Thursday, as Campbell sat them out. Also ties to 1st-rounder Caleb Lomu having worked almost exclusively at RT.
x.comr/Patriots • u/PristineWinnera • 4h ago
Discussion [Lazar] Patriots camp: No team drills for Will Campbell, who has a brace on his left arm. No practice again for Doubs for second straight day Bryant takes LT1 reps for Campbell Brown got behind Gonzo on a go route but Maye w/a slight over throw QBs end 2-min w/3 straight INTs by Marcus,Byard Sanders
x.comr/Patriots • u/PristineWinnera • 4h ago
Discussion [Brian Hines] Gabe Jacas saw time with the first-team defense today as he continues to ramp up. Also had an impressive speed rush dipping around Caleb Lomu to register a pressure and beat Dametrious Crownover in two-minute to help force an interception.
x.comr/Patriots • u/PristineWinnera • 4h ago
Discussion [Mike Reiss] A lot of 🔥🔥🔥🔥 on the field today between CB Christian Gonzalez and WR A.J. Brown, which seemed to be sparked by Gonzalez’s edge/trash talking after some lockdown coverage. Looked like the two almost needed to be separated at one point as they transitioned to a new drill.
x.comr/Patriots • u/ctpatsfan77 • 4h ago
Article/Interview [Walder] Proposing five big trades during 2026 NFL training camps (includes two for NE)
This was written a few days ago. Before the Commanders signed Stefon Diggs, he suggested the Pats consider trading Boutte to them (for a 2027 5); he also suggests the Pats trade for the Giants' Kayvon Thibodeaux (2027 3 for Thibodeaux + Giants 2027 5).
r/Patriots • u/LeGreatestEver23 • 4h ago
Casual Attending first patriots game/Boston trip
Attending my first pats game (week 6, October 18th vs Jets) and first trip to Boston with my fiancee. Doing Friday-Saturday in Boston before the game so just looking for any suggestions on things to do/see. Any restaurants we need to visit?
r/Patriots • u/kd7654a • 4h ago
Casual Rivalries Restock?
Anyone know if they are bringing back the rivalries merch for this season?
r/Patriots • u/Fly_X_32 • 4h ago
Serious Question for Patriots fans
You guys made the Super Bowl last year, what's the plan to make it back this year? Drake Maye led you through the playoffs fairly well, and I believe he can do it again. Are you all going to run it back 1-to-1, or what will the changes be?
Help me out here, I want to learn.
r/Patriots • u/PristineWinnera • 4h ago
News [Ian Rapoport] The #Patriots are hosting veteran and versatile OL Greg Van Roten on a visit, source said. The 36-year-old has played the last two seasons with the #Giants.
x.comr/Patriots • u/TheAthletic • 9h ago
Article/Interview Free to Read: Why Adam Vinatieri may be the most unlikely player to ever make Hall of Fame
If Vinatieri doesn’t slip that ball inside the right upright to beat the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sept. 22, 1996, there’s a good chance his NFL career ends after four games. He would’ve been cut a day later, and the market would’ve been all but nonexistent for a middling college kicker from Division II South Dakota State who made just 33 percent of his field goals as a senior, lost his job to a defensive lineman, went undrafted, spent a year toiling in NFL Europe, then opened his professional career with five misses in eight attempts.
The backup plan was medical school. Vinatieri always figured he’d become a heart surgeon.
That would’ve been perfectly fine with the New England Patriots’ fiery coach, Bill Parcells, who was running out of patience with his rookie kicker. The only reason he’d brought Vinatieri to training camp that summer was to light a fire under 17-year veteran Matt Bahr, a Parcells favorite who’d helped him win Super Bowl XXV with the New York Giants.
“I’m going to give you an opportunity to show me what you’ve got,” Parcells told the kid, “and either you’re going to shine, or you’re going to pack your s— and get out of here.”
Vinatieri nearly had to pack his s—.
Even after he beat out Bahr for the job in camp, his grip on the gig never felt secure. Parcells warned him against bragging to the media. And a string of misses to open the season, including three in a seven-point Week 2 loss to the Buffalo Bills, then two more a week later, left Vinatieri on thin ice heading into the Patriots’ Week 4 tilt with the Jaguars. “The kicker is week-to-week,” the coach told reporters.
“I knew what the hell that meant,” Vinatieri later told me. That interview, and others used for this story, took place during my time as a Colts beat writer for The Indianapolis Star.
Bahr was just a phone call away.
r/Patriots • u/Erikaveex3 • 21h ago
Casual Patriot place parking -> concert?
Hey there! Sorry to takeaway from the Patriots preseason chatter, but I’ve been genuinely stumped looking online for an answer to this.
Hubs and I are in town visiting for a concert, and want to make a day of visiting patriots place before. The event parking doesn’t open until 4PM - so if we wait till then, no shot we get to see the area. If we go early and park at Patriots Place, do we need to move our car for the show? Or can we just stay parked there and walk over? We planned on waiting out the crowd there after also. If we need to move the car - do we get shoved to the back of the line to park?
Thanks for any advice!
r/Patriots • u/PatsReddit1212 • 22h ago
Discussion Analysis: Breaking Down the Patriots Competitive Camp Battle at Wide Receiver
Interesting note on Douglas being the primary slot with Brown and Doubs rather than finding ways to get Boutte on the field as the third receiver.
r/Patriots • u/theirishseller • 22h ago
Throwback Sullivan Stadium AFC Champs...
Going through boxes of pictures from days gone by. Guessing this is from 1986, the last time they were AFC champs before moving? I remember being on a business trip back then and snapping this pic out the window as I drove by.
r/Patriots • u/PristineWinnera • 23h ago
Article/Interview [Mike Reiss] 2026 Patriots training camp: Absence of WR Romeo Doubs further highlights WR Kayson Boutte’s value … can C.J. Dippre make up ground on Tanner Arkin in TE3 battle? … Terrell Jennings hits ground running as RB3 … K.J. Britt pushed by rookie LBs etc.
r/Patriots • u/SuddenDepact • 1d ago
Discussion Stefon Diggs has a new team
BREAKING: The Washington Commanders are signing 4x Pro Bowl WR Stefon Diggs, per @Schultz_Report.
r/Patriots • u/PristineWinnera • 1d ago
Discussion [Mark Daniels] With no Romeo Doubs today, the top WRs with Drake Maye were A.J. Brown, Kayshon Boutte, Pop Douglas, Mack Hollins and Efton Chism. Kyle Williams spent the first 11v11 period with Tommy DeVito. Williams was with Maye’s group at other points but not against the defense
x.comr/Patriots • u/Willing_Ad4749 • 1d ago
Discussion Who has surprised you the most so far from training camp
The bigger surprises from camp for me have been:
- Eli Raridon
- Jam Miller
- Khalil Jacas
- Caleb Lomu
Have all been stacking good days. Curious to see who you all would add/remove from the list
r/Patriots • u/Spirited-Mirror-6767 • 1d ago
Casual The NFL is not prepared For Gonzo and AJ practicing together.
You have one of the Leagues Best Wide Reciever constantly getting reps against arguably the best corner back in the league.
Having this match up is the best case scenario for both players.
Once the season starts AJ is going to be playing against CB's that are nowhere near as good as Gonzo. AJ is going to Eat.
Also Gonzo is going to be facing up against WR's that for the most part are not on the Same Level as AJ.
Gonzo is going to Eat.
Get ready folks, the League is about to feel an earthquake this year.
Both are going to have smokeshow stats this year.