MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACTS

Stacey James

Vice Presidentof Communications

Aaron Salkin

Director ofCommunications

Stephanie Burnham

Football Communications
Strategist

Anisha Chakrabarti

Director of Corporate Communications & Strategy

The 2024 New England Patriots media guide has been prepared to assist all members of the media in theircoverage of the Patriots during the 2024 season. Should you require additional information, further assistanceor wish to arrange an interview, please contact a member of the Patriots media relations staff.

CONTACT INFORMATIONMedia Relations Main Number: 508-384-4203
Gillette Stadium • One Patriot Place • Foxborough, MA 02035 • Fax: 508-543-9053
Title
Stacey James
Vice President of Communications
Director of Communications
Aaron Salkin
Football Communications Strategist
Stephanie Burnham
Anisha Chakrabarti Corporate Communications Strategist

Office Phone

E-mail Address508-384-9105
staceyj@patriots.com
508-384-9111
aarons@patriots.com
508-549-0252 stephanieb@patriots.com
781-793-8110
anishac@kraftse.com

MEDIA WEBSITE

www.patriots.com/media
The Patriots maintain a web site to further assist local and national media in covering the team. The site serves
as the team’s primary media credentialing system. In addition, the site contains all of the Patriots game press
releases, statistics, transcripts and other reference material dating back to 2005.

2024 PATRIOTS SCHEDULE
Date		
Thursday, Aug. 8		
Thursday, Aug. 15		
Sunday, Aug. 25
at

PRESEASON
Opponent
Time
Carolina Panthers
7:00 p.m. ET
Philadelphia Eagles
7:00 p.m. ET
Washington Commanders

REGULAR SEASON
Time
Date		 Opponent
Sunday, Sept. 8
at Cincinnati Bengals
1:00 p.m. ET
Seattle Seahawks
1:00 p.m. ET
Sunday, Sept. 15
8:15 p.m. ET
Thursday, Sept. 19 at New York Jets
at San Francisco 49ers
4:05 p.m. ET
Sunday, Sept. 29
Sunday, Oct. 6		 Miami Dolphins
1:00 p.m. ET
Sunday, Oct. 13
Houston Texans
1:00 p.m. ET
at Jacksonville Jaguars
9:30 a.m. ET#Sunday, Oct. 20
Sunday, Oct. 27		 New York Jets
1:00 p.m. ET
at Tennessee Titans
1:00 p.m. ET
Sunday, Nov. 3
at Chicago Bears
1:00 p.m. ET
Sunday, Nov. 10
1:00 p.m. ET
Sunday, Nov. 17		 Los Angeles Rams
Sunday, Nov. 24
at Miami Dolphins
1:00 p.m. ET
1:00 p.m. ET
Sunday, Dec. 1		 Indianapolis Colts
Sunday, Dec. 8		 BYE WEEKat Arizona Cardinals
4:25 p.m. ET
Sunday Dec. 15
Sunday, Dec .22
at Buffalo Bills
1:00 p.m. ET
TBD
TBD		 Los Angeles Chargers
TBD
TBD		 Buffalo Bills#Wembley Stadium in London, UK

Bold indicates nationally televised games
Kickoff times for all Sunday games after Week 5 are subject to flex scheduling

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WBZ
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WFXT
WFXT
WFXT
WBZ
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CBS
FOX
Prime Video
FOX
FOX
CBS
NFL Network
CBS
FOX
FOX
FOX
CBS
CBS

WBZ
WBZ
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CBS
CBS
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2 0 24 M E D I A G U I D E

Gillette Stadium . One Patriot Place . Foxborough, Massachusetts
Super Bowl Championships (6): 2001, 2003, 2004, 2014, 2016, 2018
Conference Championships (11): 1985, 1996, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2011, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018

Division Championships (22): 1963, 1978, 1986, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006,
2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
Playoff Seasons (28): 1963, 1976, 1978, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998,
2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021
2023 Season In Review .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 243
2023 Statistics  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 244
Game-by-Game Statistics .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 246
Honors and Awards  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 257
Participation Chart  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 258
2023 Transactions  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 260

All-Pro Selections .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 290
Associated Press & Player of the Week Awards .  .  . 292
Player of the Month Awards .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 294
Roster (All-Time) .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 315
Numerical Roster (All-time)  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 340
Trades (2000-23) .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 375

All-Time Results .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 385
Preseason .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 386
Regular Season .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 404
Postseason  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 516
Overtime Games .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 398
Prime-Time Games .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 390
Series .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 391
Attendance Figures .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 402
Offensive and Defensive Rankings  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 468

Playoff History .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 515
Results .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 516
Records .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 517
Championship Game Summaries  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 526

Biographies  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 7Ownership Bios  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 8Football Staff .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 19
Players .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 77
Gillette Stadium .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 4Franchise History .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 263
Anniversary Teams  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 283
Coaches All-Time Records  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 48
Coaches All-Time Roster .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 49
All-Time Draft .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 350
Hall of Fame .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 264
Historical Timeline  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 295
Pro Bowl Selections .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 287

Records .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 469
All-Time Leaders .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 470
Year-by-Year Leaders  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 480
Consecutive Records  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 488
Individual Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 490
Longest Plays  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 478
Playoff Records .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 517
Team Records .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 504
Patriots NFL Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 514
Reference .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 539
Patriots Charitable Foundation  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 547
Patriots Cheerleaders .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 544
Patriots Football Network .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 542
Pool Reporters .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 541
Preseason Television Network .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 541
Radio Broadcast Network .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 540
Staff Directory  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 545

2024 MEDIA GUIDEThe 2024 New England Patriots Media Guide was written and edited by the Patriots Media Relations Staff.
This media guide includes a compilation of information that has been gathered and preserved by each of
the team’s previous media relations departments. Many thanks to everyone who has helped prepare andpreserve this information.
Additionally, a digital version of this publication is updated in-season to reflect real-time statistics andincludes additional capabilities such as feature video links located on individual player pages. That version
can be found online at https://media.patriots.com.
Editors: Aaron Salkin,
Design:Photography:
Stephanie Burnham
Dwight Darian, Michelle Muise Eric Adler, David Silverman
Editorial Assistance: Eric Adler, Stacey Layout:
Advertising Sales:
James, Jessica Stephans, Alex Ruiz
Stephanie Burnham
Murray Kohl
and Julia Palin.

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www.GilletteStadium.com@GilletteStadium

Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots, is the region’s premier sports andentertainment venue. Since opening in 2002, every ticketed Patriots home game has soldout and fans have enjoyed more regular season and postseason victories than any otherteam in the NFL. In 22 seasons, the venue has hosted more than 12.5 million football fansattending Patriots games and has been the site of seven AFC Championship games – six ofwhich were Patriots victories. Since 2002, the Patriots own the NFL’s best record at homewith an overall record of 154-46, including a 19-4 playoff record in Foxborough.
In 2023, Gillette Stadium unveiled the most dramatic venue improvements since its opening
in 2002. The $250 million project completely transformed Gillette Stadium’s appearance,
greatly enhancing the event day experience for fans. The renovations included the Gillette
Stadium Lighthouse, a signature 22-story lighthouse with a 360-degree observation deck
open to guests year-round. The project also featured the largest outdoor curved-radius
videoboard at a sports venue in the country, the G-P Atrium, a 50,000 square foot function
space overlooking the game field, and the reimagined fan plaza. The improvements also
included the Ticketmaster entry canopy, an enhanced Row of Honor, the field-level Bud Light
Celebration Beer Hall, new and improved concessions like the Pepsi Grab & Go offering,connectivity on the upper concourse for movement east to west, increased restroom capacityand permanent bars and concession locations featuring new product offerings.
Gillette Stadium’s completely reimagined north end marked a notable milestone instadium improvements as part of the continued efforts to keep the venue on the cuttingedge and continually enhance the fan
GILLETTE STADIUM QUICK HITS
experience. Just like Gillette Stadium’s
Stadium Opened  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002
initial construction, these renovations are
Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64,628
entirely privately financed by the Kraft
Club Seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,876
family.
Luxury Suites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
In addition to the amenities added
Height of Lighthouse . . . .  218 feet (22 stories)
in 2023, Gillette Stadium features
Size of G-P Atrium  . . . . . . . 50,000 square feetgathering areas including the DraftKings
HD Video Boards . . 2 (370’ x 60’ and 220’ x 53’)
Sports Zone and the Commons on
Concession Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  550+
the Main Concourse, and the Encore
Stadium Footprint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  17.3 acres
Boston Harbor Terrace and the JetBlue
Stadium Area  . . . . . . . . . 1.9 million square feet
Landings on the Upper Concourse,

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offering communal spaces where fans cangather to socialize before, during and aftergames. Additionally, the Cross Insurance
Club, which runs the length of the stadium
on both sidelines, offers members accessto 120,000 square feet of indoor spaceand premium outdoor seats. Finally, thestadium’s Luxury Suite Levels are home to
92 luxury suites that are among the largest
in the NFL, ranging from 800 to 2,700
square feet. Each suite is fully furnishedwith everything needed for a top-tier event
experience and features in-suite cateringand beverage service, restrooms and a
dedicated suite attendant.
Gillette Stadium is also the full-timehome of Major League Soccer’s New
England Revolution and annually hosts
international soccer matches, NCAA
athletics, professional lacrosse, Feld Motor
Sports and high school football statechampionships. The stadium also hosted
the 2023 Army-Navy Game and 2016 NHL
Winter Classic, and will host seven 2026
FIFA Men’s World Cup matches, including
a quarterfinal match. Additionally, Gillette
Stadium is one of the world’s top grossing
concert venues according to Billboard, andwill host the 100th concert in venue history
this summer. The biggest acts in music haveheadlined the home of the Patriots andRevolution over the years, including Taylor
Swift, Kenny Chesney, The Rolling Stones,
Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Elton John,
Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and Beyoncé, just to
name a few.

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GILLETTE STADIUM FUN FACTS
Continued Investment
The Kraft family invested $300 million in Gillette
Stadium enhancements in the venue’s first 20
years. The 2023 north end enhancements,
coupled with the 2021 south end renovations,marked an additional $250 million investment.

The Height of Design
The stadium’s prominent signature lighthouse in
the north end zone rises 22 stories above theplaying field, towering over the stadium itself,
which is 16 stories tall. The 218-foot lighthouse is
the tallest lighthouse in the United States.
New View
The lighthouse features a 360-degree observation deck with unique views into Gillette Stadiumand of the surrounding neighborhoods.
Long Way to the Top
The Lantern Room at the top of the lighthousecan be accessed via a 34-second elevator ride.
There are also 372 interior stairs.
On the Big Screen
The north end zone videoboard measures
22,000 square feet, making it the largest outdoor curved-radius videoboard at a sports venue in the country. Combined with the south end
zone videoboard, the half-acre north end zone
board gives Gillette Stadium three-quarters ofan acre of video scoreboards, providing ample
space to enjoy game action, replays, statistics
and more.
Bridging the Gap
The north end hospitality and function spaces
bridge the gap between the Cross Insurance
Clubs, the Luxury Suite Levels and the upper
concourse, giving all levels of the stadium
360-degree connectivity. These spaces arehighlighted by the G-P Atrium, the largest Patriots
game day hospitality space to open since 2002.

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The Patriots Hall of Fame presented by RTX offers a cutting-edge, “One of the greatest things about sports is the bondhighly-interactive museum experience. It showcases New England players and fans share. You feel like you’ve lived
Patriots history while providing a permanent home to the team’s hall through the same experiences and share the sameof fame. The facility features 20,000 square feet of exhibit space and memories. That was one of our motivations in buildutilizes the latest in design concepts and multimedia technology to ing The Hall. We wanted to create a place where
make the exerience interactive. Its incredible Super Bowl Experience our fans and alumni could visit and relive those mogallery has undergone renovations and houses all six Vince Lombardiments together. We wanted to preserve the legacy ofSuper Bowl Championship Trophies as well as the stories andthis franchise and give our greatest players the mosthighlights behind those championships. The Hall of Fame’s integrated
STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) program touches prominent display of any hall of fame in the world.”
more than 20,000 school field trip visitors annually while also honoring— ROBERT KRAFTa Massachusetts STEM Teacher of the Year. The Hall of Fame openedin 2008 and is a unique sports hall of fame and interactive experience
as well as a must-visit attraction for Patriots and football fans alike.
The experience begins as visitors enter an elevator on the groundfloor and hear a voice from Patriots history welcoming them to the hall of fame. The journey continues through 20,000 square feet andtwo stories until visitors reach one of The Hall of Fame’s signature exhibits and its premier photo opportunity: the Patriots’ six Lombardi
trophies.
The hall of fame features interactive exhibits designed to educate and entertain. Visitors receive instruction on how plays in the Patriots’
playbook are designed. They also step inside a game-used replay booth and make the call on an instant replay review with instruction
from former NFL Vice President of Officiating Mike Pereira. Additionally, fans can make Malcolm Butler’s famous championship-clinchinginterception in The Hall of Fame’s incredible Super Bowl Experience exhibit.
The hall of fame’s 26 high-definition touch screen kiosks allow visitors to interact with the exhibits in unique ways. Exclusive video
content is also displayed on 29 high-definition TV monitors, four projection screens and the 45-foot-wide panoramic movie screen in theRaytheon Technologies Theater, where a 17-minute signature film plays every 20 minutes.
Each Patriots Hall of Famer is immortalized on 30-foot high, five-foot wide video pylons utilizing high-resolution LED displays. Fanscan choose which hall of famer player to highlight on one of four touch screen kiosks, causing the pylons to come alive with video andimages of each player while additional information isdisplayed on the screen below.
To complement the audiovisual experiences, there
are thousands of football artifacts on display at The
Hall of Fame, ranging from the priceless (a footballfrom the 1876 Harvard-Yale game) to the quirky(the infamous snow plow that cleared the way for a
Patriots win over the Dolphins in 1982) to the sublime(The Patriots’ six Super Bowl rings).
In partnership with the RTX, The Patriots Hallof Fame presents an integrated math and scienceeducation program featuring STEM modules thatengage field trip students in real-life, football-related
experiences using the engineering design process andother standards-based activities. It also worked with
RTX to develop two education interactive experiences– In the Numbers and By the Numbers. Both use
football to teach math and science in an interactive,
entertaining way. In the Numbers uses a game-showformat and challenges guests to answer math andscience questions to advance a player down the field for a touchdown. By the Numbers asks users to input data and then watch to see if thedata enables a completed pass or a successful field goal kick.
In 2015, Yankee magazine named the Patriots Hall of Fame “Best Sports Museum”. In 2009, the hall of fame received a Gold MUSE
Award from the American Association of Museums and The Hall’s signature film, “Patriots Way,” won a CINE Golden Eagle Award. The Hallof Fame was also named to Boston Globe Magazine’s Best of the New and was a Yankee magazine Editor’s Choice recommendation. For
more information, please visit www.patriotshalloffame.com.

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Ownership

Executives

Robert kraft

CHAIRMAN & CEO

19- DIVISION TITLES: 96, 97, 01, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
10 - CONFERENCE TITLES: 96, 01, 03, 04, 07, 11, 14, 16, 17, 18

R. obert Kraft, founder, chairman and CEO of the Kraft Group,. is an American entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist
whose portfolio of businesses and brands range across
many verticals, including paper and packaging, sports andentertainment, real estate and venture investing. His holdings
include the New England Patriots, New England Revolution,
Gillette Stadium, International Forest Products, Rand-Whitney
Group, Rand-Whitney Containerboard and a portfolio of morethan 100 venture and private-equity investments.
A lifelong football fan and 23-year New England Patriots
season ticket holder before buying the team, Kraft became
the chairman and CEO of the Patriots when he took ownershipon Jan. 21, 1994. That day he pledged, “My objective in buying
the Patriots is to help bring a championship to New England.”That seemed to be a tall order considering the team’s priorsuccess rate. Now, 30 years later, the Patriots boast six Lombardi Trophies, 10 Super Bowl appearances and the highest
winning percentage in all of professional sports.
In the five years prior to Kraft’s ownership, the team had
only won 19 of 80 games (.238 winning percentage) with noplayoff appearances. In fact, in the 34-year history of the
franchise (1960-93), the Patriots had won just 229 games (including playoffs), averaging just 6.6 wins per season, and had
qualified for the playoffs a mere six times.
The year Kraft bought the team (1994), the Patriots advanced to the playoffs for the first time in eight seasons. In his
first five years of ownership, the Patriots won 49 games andqualified for the playoffs four times, even advancing to theSuper Bowl in just his third season at the helm (1996). Over
Kraft’s 30 seasons (1994-2023), the Patriots won an unprecedented 353 games (including playoffs) for an average of 12
wins per season.

6 - SUPER BOWLS: 01, 03, 04, 14, 16, 18

Playoff games offer another stark contrast. Prior to 1994,
Patriots fans had only been treated to one home playoff
game, which the Patriots lost to the Houston Oilers in 1978.
Since 1994, the Patriots have qualified for the playoffs 22
times — 19 as division champions — and hosted 27 home
playoff games, in which they own a 23-4 (.852) record.
The worst-to-first ascent of the New England Patriots since
Kraft purchased the team may be the greatest in sports history.
Under Kraft’s leadership, the Patriots are second to Pittsburghwith just five seasons with a sub .500 record since 1994, theyrecorded at least nine wins in 24 of 30 seasons, and they won
more division titles (19) and conference crowns (10) than any
other NFL team. In 2018, the Patriots claimed their sixth Super
Bowl championship during Kraft’s tenure. No other team has
more in NFL history.

INSTALLING HIS VISION

It didn’t take long for Kraft’s vision to come into focus. His
personal investment in the team restored the faith of Patriots
fans and rejuvenated interest throughout New England. The
year he bought the team, season ticket sales soared to newheights, eclipsing 40,000 for the first time in franchise history.
By the start of his first season, every game was sold out, afeat that had never been accomplished in the franchise’s previous 34 seasons. That achievement ensured local broadcast
blackouts would be lifted and every Patriots game, home andaway, would be televised throughout New England for the
first time in team history. Entering the 2024 season, the Patriots have sold out 314 consecutive home games, including allpreseason and playoff games, dating back to the first regularseason home game in 1994 (not including the COVID-19 2020
season).

Kraft and the Patriots organization have built a winning team in the community. Established in 1994, the New England
Patriots Foundation was created to support charitable and philanthropic agencies throughout New England.

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The Patriots

Is to help bring aChampionship
To New England.”BEST IN SPORTS
After claiming their
third Super Bowl infour years, Forbes
named the New England Patriots as thebest team in sports.
The accompanying article recognized how
Robert Kraft built the
Patriots organization
into a winner on andoff the field.

Executives“My objective in buying— Robert Kraft, Jan. 21, 1994
ASCENSION

The transformation of the Patriots under Kraft’s leadership
constitutes one of the greatest franchise revivals in sports
history. After winning back-to-back Super Bowls and three
titles in four years, Forbes magazine named the Patriots “TheBest Team in Sports” in 2005.
In 2007, the New England Patriots won a then-franchise
record fifth consecutive division title. They also became thefirst NFL team to win 16 games during the regular season
and the only team to ever win 18 consecutive games in one
season. The undefeated regular season boosted the team’s
regular season record from 2003-07 to 66-14 for a remarkable .825 winning percentage. The 66 regular season winsin that span are the most by any team over any five-year
stretch in NFL history. Additionally, from Oct. 5, 2003, to Nov.
8, 2008, the Patriots won 81 games and lost only 19, matching
the most successful 100-game stretch since the league wasfounded in 1920.
The Kraft-era Patriots also set three significant NFL records for consecutive wins. From 2003-04, the Patriots won
21 consecutive games, including playoffs. From 2006-08,
the Patriots won 21 consecutive regular season games. Additionally, the Patriots established an NFL record by winning
10 consecutive playoff games (2001-05). During that time, thePatriots also won 21 consecutive games at Gillette Stadium,the longest home win streak in franchise history. The Patriotstied that home win streak after winning their 21st consecutive
home game on Nov. 24, 2019.
The success the Patriots sustained during the first two
decades of the new millennium is unrivaled. The Patriots 126
total victories (including playoffs) from 2000-09 were, at thetime, the most by any team in one decade in the history of theNFL. The decade of dominance featured more Super Bowl
titles (3), conference titles (4), division titles (7), playoff wins(14), victories in a single season (18) and victories in a regularseason (16) than any other team. In addition, no other NFLteam hosted more playoff games (9) or played in more playoff
games (18) than the New England Patriots. The sustained success earned the franchise “Team of the Decade” acclaim frommany publications. The ensuing decade was even more productive with 141 total victories, 10 division titles, five conference crowns, 23 playoff games and three Super Bowl wins.

GETTING HIS START

Kraft launched his career in the paper and packaging
industry with Rand-Whitney Group, Inc., of Worcester, Massachusetts, a company he later acquired. Under his leadership,
the Kraft Group’s paper and packaging division has growninto one of the largest privately-owned and fully-integrated
forest products companies in the world. The company consists of corrugated packaging facilities, paper mills, global
paper and solid wood products distribution, and waste paper
processing. International Forest Products, a global distributor

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A WINNING TRADITION
Robert Kraft’s winning percentage with the Patriots(.664) since taking over the team in 1994 is the highest
among all owners/ownership groups with at least 200
wins (regular and postseason). He is one of just fourowners with at least 200 wins and a winning percentage over .600.

Owner
Robert Kraft
Eddie DeBartalo, Jr.
Clint Murchison, Jr.
Joe Robbie
Pat Bowlen

Team
Patriots
49ers
Cowboys
Dolphins
Broncos

Years
Winning Pct.
1994-present.664
1977-99.636
1960-83.634
1966-89.609
1984-2018.596

THE KRAFT ERA
Prior to 1994, the Patriots qualified for the playoffs justsix times during their first 34 seasons (1960-93). In the
30 seasons since Robert Kraft has owned the team,
the Patriots have qualified for the playoffs 22 times, 19
times as division champions, and have won 10 conference titles and six Super Bowl championships.

Pre-Kraft		
Kraft Era
1960-93
1989-93
1994-2023
Overall Record........... 225-276-9.............19-61...............353-179
Winning Pct...................... .450............. .238................... .664
Super Bowl Titles.................... 0..................0........................6
Conference Titles.....................1..................0...................... 10
Division Titles.........................3..................0.......................19
Playoff Seasons ......................6..................0...................... 22
Playoff Record.....................4-6............... 0-0.................. 33-16
Home Playoff Games................1..................0...................... 27
Home Playoff Record............. 0-1............... 0-0................... 23-4

300 WINS
Robert Kraft reached 300 career wins (including playoffs) on Sept. 30, 2018, in the Patriots 38-7 win vs. Miami. He reached 300 career wins in 432 career games,
the fastest an owner has reached the milestone.
Owner
Robert Kraft
Al Davis
Pat Bowlen

Team
Patriots
Raiders
Broncos

Games to 300 Wins
432 (25 seasons)495 (31 seasons)
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SUCCESS STORYSUSTAINED SUCCESS

Since Robert Kraft bought the team in 1994, the Patriots
have become the most successful franchise in the NFL.
For the past 30 seasons (1994-2023), the Patriots havewon more Super Bowl Championships (6), more conference championships (10) and more division titles (19) thanany other NFL team. In addition to championships, the Patriots have also won more, and more often, than any otherNFL team, claiming 353 total victories and a .664 winning
percentage, including 33 postseason wins.

The Patriots won more than half of their games for the
19th straight year in 2019. They are the first team to win
more than half of their games in 19 straight seasonssince the 1970 AFL-NFL merger.

SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONSHIPS SINCE 1994
New England Patriots...................................6
Denver Broncos..................................................3
Kansas City Chiefs..............................................3

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS SINCE 1994
New England Patriots................................. 10
Denver Broncos..................................................4
Kansas City Chiefs..............................................4
Pittsburgh Steelers.............................................4
Los Angeles Rams..............................................4
San Francisco 49ers...........................................4

DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS SINCE 1994

New England Patriots................................. 19
Green Bay Packers........................................... 15
Pittsburgh Steelers........................................... 14
Kansas City Chiefs............................................ 12

PLAYOFF VICTORIES SINCE 1994

New England Patriots.................................33
Green Bay Packers...........................................23
Pittsburgh Steelers...........................................20
San Francisco 49ers.........................................20

TOTAL VICTORIES SINCE 1994

New England Patriots...............................353
Green Bay Packers.........................................328
Pittsburgh Steelers.........................................322
Kansas City Chiefs..........................................293

OVERALL WINNING PERCENTAGE SINCE 1994
(INCLUDING POSTSEASON)TeamNew England Patriots
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Kansas City Chiefs

W
353
328
322
293

L
179
196
195
219

T
0
2
3
0

Pct.
.664
.625
.622
.572

PLAYOFF WINNING PERCENTAGE SINCE 1994

Team
New England Patriots
Los Angeles Rams
Denver Broncos
San Francisco 49ers

10

W
33
13
14
20

L
16
8
9
13

Pct.
.673
.619
.609
.606

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS(since 1970 merger)
New England (2001-19)...............................19
San Francisco (1983-98)....................................16
Dallas (1970-85).................................................16
Kansas City (2013-23).........................................11
Oakland (1970-80)..............................................11
The Patriots lead all NFL teams with 20 seasons of nineor more wins since 2001.

MOST SEASONS OF 9+ WINS SINCE 2001
New England.............................................. 20
Pittsburgh.......................................................... 18
Green Bay.......................................................... 17
Seattle................................................................ 17
Baltimore...........................................................16
Indianapolis.......................................................16
Philadelphia ......................................................16
New England won at least 11 regular-season games for
10 consecutive seasons from 2010-19. 2019 marked the
21st time in franchise history that the team won at least
11 games, the most in the NFL since the 1970 merger.

CONSECUTIVE SEASONS OF 11+ WINS
(since 1970 merger)
Team
Years
Consec. 11+ Win Seasons
New England.......2010-19...................................... 10
Indianapolis...........2003-09........................................... 7
and marketer founded by Kraft in 1972, annually does business in more than 120 countries, is the sixth-largest exporterin North America and has consistently been ranked among
the top 10 in the annual rankings published by The Journalof Commerce. Within his companies, Kraft also built the first
paper mill which produces product from 100% post-consumer
fiber and waste water in the country. In doing so, he set a new
industry standard for environmental responsibility, which hehas modeled across his other businesses.
Throughout Kraft’s professional career, many of his biggest risks have yielded the greatest rewards. That was true
throughout his pursuit of Patriots ownership, beginning in
1985 when he first purchased an option on the land surrounding the old stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. It was alarge investment for an underdeveloped parcel of land, but
proved to be an important first step in a long process towardbuying the Patriots. In 1988, he took another step by purchasing the stadium out of bankruptcy court. With a binding leasethrough 2001, the acquisition of the old stadium proved to be
an invaluable asset in Kraft’s quest toward owning the team.
When his opportunity came to buy the team in Januaryof 1994, Kraft faced a difficult business dilemma. He had todecide between committing over $172 million of family resources to purchase the Patriots or accept a lucrative $75
million buyout offer to void the final years of the team’s stadium lease and allow the team to move out of New England.
On Jan. 21, 1994, Kraft passed on the buyout offer, choosing
instead to make an 11th-hour bid to buy the team. On Feb.
26, 1994, a day after Kraft earned league approval, season
tickets for the 1994 season went on sale and Patriots fansshowed their support for Kraft’s decision in record numbers.
By the end of the first business day, amidst a winter Nor’easter, 5,958 season ticket orders were processed, shattering
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BUILDING GILLETTE

From 2000-02, the Kraft Group’s construction and real estate development team oversaw the on-time and on-budget
construction of Gillette Stadium, a privately-financed facility
and the only one of its kind to be financed without the burden of personal seat license fees charged to season ticket
members. The financial commitment from Kraft provided
a solid foundation on which to build for the first time in the
franchise’s nomadic history. Moving from Foxboro Stadium
into the majestic Gillette Stadium marked another worst-tofirst transformation for the Krafts, who now operate New England’s premier entertainment venue. After opening Gillette
Stadium, Kraft was recognized as the Sports Executive of
the Year by a national publication and he and Jonathan Kraft
were named Sports Industrialists of the Year by another.
The construction of Gillette Stadium was the Kraft Groupdevelopment team’s first project. In 2007, the Kraft Group expanded the development of the site with the construction ofPatriot Place, a mixed-use lifestyle center and entertainment
destination.

currently exist.
In 2019, Kraft was awarded the Genesis Prize, referred
to as the “Jewish Nobel” by Time Magazine. As Genesis
Prize laureate, Kraft announced a $25 million commitment

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port validated Kraft’s decision to buy the team and gave him
the confidence to focus on another long-term project withgreat financial risk: the private financing and construction of
Gillette Stadium.
In his first year of ownership, the Patriots won their final
seven regular season games to qualify for the postseason,ending an eight-year playoff drought. By his fifth anniversary
as owner, under the direction of two different head coaches,
the Patriots had already established themselves as perennial
playoff contenders, qualifying for the postseason four times,
twice as division champions. In 1996, the Patriots claimed
their first division title in 10 years. After defeating Pittsburgh
in the playoffs that year, the Patriots hosted their first conference championship game in franchise history and defeatedJacksonville, 20-6, to advance to Super Bowl XXXI.

2024 NFL OWNER COMMITTEES
While Kraft gets credit for resurrecting the once
wayward Patriots franchise, he’s also often cited asa key contributor in many of the league’s major contract negotiations. He is the chairman of the NFL’s
Media Committee and an active member of two other committees.
• Media Committee - Chairman• Compensation Committee - Chairman• Management Council Executive Committee“Without him, this deal does not get
done. He is a man who helped us
save football and we’reso [grateful] for that. We’re[grateful] for his family andfor the opportunity heLOVE OF SPORTS
Kraft is widely recognized as one of the most successfulowners in professional sports. His long-standing support ofpresented to get this deal done.”soccer in the United States dates back to his efforts in the early 1990s to secure Foxborough as one of the nine host venues
for the 1994 FIFA World Cup and become one of three principal investors in Major League Soccer when he founded the
New England Revolution in 1995. In 2017, Kraft was named
Honorary Chairman of the Board of the United Bid Committeeof Canada, Mexico and the United States and a key principal
in securing the 2026 FIFA World Cup for North America.
As Chairman and CEO of the New England Patriots, Investor/Operator of the New England Revolution and ownerof Gillette Stadium and Patriot Place, Kraft has turned the underdeveloped parcel of land he purchased in 1985 in Foxborough into a world-class sports and entertainment destinationin New England.

— FORMER Indianapolis Colts C Jeff Saturday on Robert Kraft’srole in the negotiations of the 2011 CBAPERSONAL

A native of Brookline, Massachusetts, Kraft attended public schools before enrolling at Columbia University on an academic scholarship. Following graduation, he received a fellowship to attend Harvard Business School, where he earned
his master’s degree in business administration.
A Patriots fan since their AFL days in the 1960s, Kraft attended games at each of the team’s Boston venues: Boston
University Field, Fenway Park, Boston College’s Alumni Stadium and Harvard Stadium. When the Patriots moved to thenSchaefer Stadium in 1971, Kraft invested in season tickets for
his family. He credits the memories and experiences sharedwith his family and other Patriots fans during those years forhis passionate pursuit for ownership of the franchise.
Robert Kraft and his family have consistently donatedtime, expertise and resources to a wide range of charities,
nonprofits and causes, resulting in lifetime giving in excess of$900 million. He continues to support initiatives that provide
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to establish the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS).
Since then, he has provided an additional $100 million to
FCAS as the organization continues to grow. Kraft’s vision for
the foundation is to raise global awareness and encourage
people everywhere to stand up to all forms of hate throughpowerful messaging and storytelling. In the spring of 2023,
he launched a national multi-channel media campaign that
focused on using empathy to motivate people to stand up to
Jewish hate and all hate.
Kraft became a founding partner in creating the REFORM
Alliance, a foundation focused on American criminal justicereform through changing laws, policies, hearts and minds
to reduce the number of long-term incarcerations resulting
from minor probation and parole violations. Kraft also wasa founding donor to the New Commonwealth Racial Equity
and Social Justice Fund and the Black Leadership Instituteat the Institute for Nonprofit Practice and the Equity Leadership Initiative at the Rhode Island Foundation. He donated amillion dollars to the National Museum of African American
History and Culture and has donated millions more to a collection of organizations addressing racial inequity throughthe Kraft Family/Patriots Players Collaborative Fund. Over the
past decade, the Kraft Family Foundation has donated morethan $125 million to nonprofits which serve traditionally under-served communities.
The Kraft family believes that equity of access to quality education and healthcare are the cornerstones to vibrantand successful communities and has established more than
three dozen permanent endowments at educational, healthcare and social service organizations. In addition, Kraft has
donated more than $50 million to Mass General Brigham
to address healthcare disparities caused by race, ethnicity,
geography and economic status, including the establishmentof the Robert K. Kraft Endowed Chair in Diversity, Equity andInclusion and endowing the Kraft Center for Community
Health, an initiative designed to develop solutions for themost difficult health problems. The Kraft Center services include Community Care in Reach, an innovative mobile healthinitiative which offers opioid addiction treatments, COVID-19
testing and vaccinations, as well as other health care services
in under-served communities throughout Massachusetts. The
Kraft family also committed $24 million to Harvard Business
School to establish the Robert Kraft Family Fellowship, which
will support promising young leaders from underserved backgrounds who would not be able to attend without significant
financial aid.
The Kraft family supported many initiatives and donated more than $20 million to help those in need during the
COVID-19 crisis. Those initiatives included the assistance inacquiring and distributing face masks to front-line workers
in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York; supportinga meal distribution program that distributed over 6.5 million
meals to military, veterans and their families; and hosting thefirst mass vaccination site in the northeast region and thelargest vaccination distributor in the state, providing 610,283
vaccinations in less than five months.
In addition to serving on several NFL owner committees,
Kraft also serves on the board of directors for the Apollo Theater, was a distinguished trustee for the Dana-Farber Cancer
Institute, where he established the Kraft Family Blood Donor
Center, and is a member of the executive committee of the
Massachusetts Competitive Partnership. He is also a former
member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Apollo Global Management and The Engine, a venture firm founded by
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Kraft is a trustee
emeritus at Columbia University, a trustee of Boston College
and has received honorary degrees from several colleges and

DYNASTY VS. DYNASTY
Of all of the great teams throughout the Super Bowl era,
the New England Patriots and the San Francisco 49ers
have set a standard of extended excellence above allof the others. The 49ers run of success spanned two
decades, while New England’s streak ran from 2001-19.

49ERS		PATRIOTS(1981-98)		 (2001-19)
5...........................Super Bowl Appearances ...........................9
5................................Super Bowl Titles................................6
10 in 18 years...........Conference Title Games............13 in 19 years
22-11 (.667)....................Playoff Record.................... 30-11 (.732)
13................................ Division Titles..................................17
16...............................Playoff Seasons................................17
207-72-1 (.741)..........Regular Season Record.............232-72 (.763)
108........................... Pro Bowl Selections............................. 94
21 in 18 years............. Home Playoff Games............. 24 in 19 years
13 in 18 years................ First-Round Byes.................13 in 19 years
4 in 18 years.............Playoff One-and-Dones..............3 in 19 years
122 (1990-99)........... Most Wins in a Decade............. 141 (2010-19)
universities. He was awarded the Theodore Roosevelt Award,“presented annually to a distinguished citizen of national
reputation and outstanding accomplishments.” He has also
received the Harvard Business School Alumni Achievement
Award as well as the prestigious honor of being inducted into
the 231st class of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest and most learned societies. In
2012, he became the first NFL owner to receive the Pro Football Writers Association’s George Halas Award. That year, he
was also inducted into the Columbia University Athletic Hallof Fame. In 2013, he received the Carnegie Hall Medal of Excellence. In 2016, Kraft was inducted into the Broadcasting &Cable Hall of Fame. In 2022, Kraft was selected by the Sports
Business Journal for its Lifetime Achievement Award.

FCAS’S STAND UP TO JEWISH HATE AND ALL HATE CAMPAIGN

12The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism was founded by Robert Kraft in 2019 with a vision to stop the
trajectory of hate by educating those sitting on the sidelines, giving them the tools to Stand Up to Jewish
Hate and All hate. Since its launch in 2022, The Foundation’s iconic Blue Square has become the universal
symbol for fighting Jewish hate and all hate. With national television, social media, billboards and celebrity
endorsements The Blue Square advertising campaign has reached over 175 million people, inspiring themto stand up against hate.

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PRESIDENT OF THE KRAFT GROUP

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Jonathan kraft

19 - DIVISION TITLES: 96, 97, 01, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
10 - CONFERENCE TITLES: 96, 01, 03, 04, 07, 11, 14, 16, 17, 18

Jonathan Kraft is the President of the Kraft Group whichis comprised of companies in sports and entertainment,
the paper and packaging industry, real estate, and private
equity investing. He oversees the day-to-day operations ofeach company.
Kraft oversees the management and strategic planning ofeach department within the organization and represents thePatriots in all league matters.
Kraft serves on multiple NFL owner committees including Business Ventures, Legalized Sports Betting and Media
Owned and Operated and he is the chairman of the Fan Engagement and Major Events Committee. He is also a memberof the 32 Equity Committee.
When the Kraft family purchased the Patriots in 1994,
Jonathan led the rebuilding and re-branding of the franchise,
growing the fan base and bringing long-overdue stability tothe once wayward organization.
In an era when stadium names are regularly changing,
Gillette Stadium has remained a constant in New England.
The venue was intentionally designed with open spaces androom to grow and evolve with its needs. It is now New England’s premier entertainment venue. One of the most significant contributions to the organization’s sustained successover the past two decades was securing financial approval
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6 - SUPER BOWLS: 01, 03, 04, 14, 16, 182024 NFL OWNER COMMITTEES• Fan Engagement and Major Events Committee Chairman• Business Ventures Committee• Legalized Sports Betting Committee• Media Owned and Operated Committee• 32 Equity Committee
creative private-financing strategy for its $325 million construction. Many financial experts dismissed the viability of hisplan, which relied on year-round club memberships for new
clientele rather than the more conventional sale of personalseat licenses to existing season ticket holders. Kraft’s unprecedented plan was considered a financial risk but proved to beuniversally successful. In addition to the business and financial accolades the Krafts received for the deal, Kraft and the
project team also drew praise for innovative environmental
practices in the construction of the stadium.
Throughout the stadium initiative, Kraft led the planning,
construction, opening and ongoing operation and development of Gillette Stadium. He has been the creative force behind keeping the fan experience ahead of the ever-evolving
sports and entertainment industry trends.
The Kraft family continually invests in the long-term infrastructure with improvements designed to perpetually enhance the fan experience without the sale of personal seat
licenses. In the stadium’s first 20 years, they committed morethan $300 million in stadium enhancements with additions
and renovations of dozens of concession areas, lounges,
suites and fan gathering sections, including digital and technological upgrades and preeminent hospitality spaces toenhance the game day and event experience for all visitors.
Most recently, in the largest investment to the stadium since it
opened, Gillette Stadium underwent a $250 million improvement and renovation of the north end featuring a completely
re-imagined entrance and front door to the stadium with agrand staircase leading onto the concourse, a new and enhanced 22-story lighthouse with a 360-degree observation
deck, the largest outdoor curve-radius video board at asports venue in the country, a renovated Row of Honor andnew and improved concession locations, restrooms and other fan amenities, bringing the total investment in the stadium
to over half a billion dollars.
Gillette Stadium has been the home of world-class eventsin New England for over 20 years under Kraft’s direction.
From the biggest names in live entertainment to internationalsoccer, the NHL’s Winter Classic, NCAA athletics, the Premier
Lacrosse League and motor sports offerings, Gillette Stadium
annually hosts the most diverse array of sports and entertainment events in the region, including the Army Navy FootballGame in 2023 and the World Cup in 2026.
Following the construction of Gillette Stadium, Kraft oversaw the Kraft Group’s real estate development team’s designand construction of Patriot Place, a mixed-use entertainment
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with a multitude of options, including dining, hospitality, specialty retail, lodging, world-class health care, night life andentertainment.
Prior to the Kraft family’s ownership, the Patriots fanbase was limited in range and scope. Kraft was committed
to expanding the Patriots brand through innovative multimedia outreach. Under his directive, the Patriots became thefirst professional sports team to launch a web site in Marchof 1995 and the first to debut nightly video updates online.
In 2004, the team showed their commitment to globalizing
the Patriots brand when they launched the NFL’s first Chinese-language version of their website. In 2021, the Patriots
were awarded Germany as an official “home market” throughthe International Home Marketing Area (IHMA) initiative which
has allowed the team to grow its fan base abroad and develop additional opportunities for marketing, fan engagement
and business development including in-person and digitalmarketing opportunities, corporate sponsorships, and eventsin a new market. In 2023, the Patriots were awarded Austriaand Switzerland as official “home markets,” in addition toGermany. In April of 2024, the Patriots also added Brazil asa home market.
In addition to these ventures, after years of managing inhouse operations for applying analytics to better understandcustomers and their buying behaviors, Kraft spun out the inhouse technology and services to co-found the Kraft Analytics
Group (KAGR) in 2016, a progressive technology and service
company providing data management, advanced analytics
and consulting services for sports and entertainment organizations.
In March of 2020, when the outbreak of the COVID-19
pandemic threatened to overwhelm hospitals in the northeast region, the Kraft family answered the call of former Mas-

sachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, who had acquired 1.8 million masks in China and sought assistance in expediting thedelivery to New England medical professionals and frontline
workers. The New England Patriots team plane was utilized
to transport the critical PPE back to Boston. Throughout the
global pandemic, Gillette Stadium hosted the region’s firstand largest COVID-19 testing site for frontline workers andthe first large-scale vaccination site in the northeast region.
A graduate of Williams College, Kraft is a trustee emeritus and a member of the Williams College Investment Committee. He received his MBA from Harvard Business School,
where he currently serves on the Dean’s Board of Advisors.
Kraft has served on the Board of Trustees of Massachusetts
General Hospital since 2010 and was named chair in 2019.
He is on the Board of Directors for TKO Group Holdings, Inc.,
which comprises UFC and WWE. He is also on the Board ofTrustees for Belmont Hill School and Dexter Southfield. Additionally, Kraft is a member of the M.I.T. School of Engineering
Dean’s Advisory Council, a board member for Mass General
Brigham and sits on the advisory board for the Billie JeanKing Foundation.

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The New England Patriots earned more wins (141) in the past decade (2010-19) than any other team in the NFL has over any
10-year span, with 125 regular season victories and 16 playoffs wins. They also own the highest winning percentage (.698)
of any team in professional sports since 1994. The Patriots won a league-high three Super Bowls in the 2010s, increasing
their total to six and tying the Pittsburgh Steelers for most all-time. The Patriots won more conference championships (5),appeared in more conference championship games (8) and won more division titles (10) than any other NFL team in a
decade. This landmark decade comes on the heels of another dominant decade, as the Patriots also led the NFL in Super
Bowl victories, conference championships, conference championship game appearances and division titles in the 2000s.

Super Bowl Titles

Overall Wins

Total Point Differential, 2010-19

New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 3Baltimore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1
Denver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Green Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1
Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1
N.Y. Giants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1
Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1
Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1

(Regular Season and Playoffs)
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 141
Green Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
Baltimore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  105TeamPFNew England 5392
Seattle4261
Baltimore
4156
New Orleans 4766
Green Bay
4616

Overall Winning Percentage

Playoff Games Hosted

Conference Titles
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 5Denver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
San Francisco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
9 Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1

(Regular Season and Playoffs)
TeamW
L
T Pct.
New England 141 42 0	.771
Green Bay112 63 2 .638
Pittsburgh
107 63
1 .629Seattle110 66 1 .624
New Orleans 104 66 0 .612

Major Sports League Titles

Division Titles

Most Victories in a Season

New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 10
Green Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Houston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Denver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Playoff Wins
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 16
Green Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Baltimore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
San Francisco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Playoff Winning Percentage
Team
N.Y. Giants
New England
San Francisco
DenverGreen Bay
SeattleBaltimore

W
4
16
7
6
10
10
7

L
Pct.
1
.800
7	.696
4
.636
4
.600
7
.588
7
.588
5
.583

Playoff Games Played
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 23
Green Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  17
Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  17
Baltimore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
San Francisco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

(Including Playoffs)
Team
Year
2016
New England
Carolina
2015
Philadelphia
2017
Seattle2013
New England
2011
New England
2014
New England
2017
2013
Denver
2011
Green Bay
L.A. Rams
2018
San Francisco
2019

W
17
17
16
16
15
15
15
15
15
15
15

Most Victories in a Single
Regular Season, 2010-19
Team
Year
W
Carolina
2015
15
Green Bay
2011
15
New England
2016
14
New England2010
14
Baltimore
2019
14
New England
2017
13
2013
13
New England
16 Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  13

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PA Diff.
3551 +1841
3463 +798
3393 +763
4051 +715
3951 +665

New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 17
Denver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Green Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

New England Patriots NFL
Chicago Blackhawks
NHLGolden State Warriors NBA
L.A. Galaxy
MLS
San Francisco GiantsMLB
Boston Red Sox
MLB
L.A. Kings
NHL
Miami Heat
NBA
Pittsburgh Penguins
NHL

3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2

Major Sports Conference Titles
New England Patriots
Golden State Warriors
Cleveland Cavaliers
Miami Heat
San Francisco Giants

NFL
NBA
NBA
NBA
MLB

5
5
4
4
3

Seasons of NFL
Playoff Advancement
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 9Green Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  8
Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  8
Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  7
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  6

Most Points Scored in a Game
Rk Team Date
Opp PF PA
1
NO 10/23/11 Ind 62
7
2 NE 11/18/12 Ind 59 24
2 OAK 10/24/10 Den 59 14
2 PHI 11/15/10 Was 59 28
2 BAL 09/08/19 Mia 59 10
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DECADES OF DOMINANCE (2000-09)
When Robert Kraft purchased the New England Patriots in 1994, few would have thought that just 18 years later the
franchise would be the undisputed team of the decade in the first decade of the new millennium. Kraft brought a
winning vision to the organization and dedicated his resources to building a consistent winner. On Jan. 27, 2000,
Kraft hired Bill Belichick to coach the team, and three months later the team drafted then-unheralded quarterback
Tom Brady, putting the final pieces in place for the Patriots to become the most successful NFL team of the 2000s.
The tallies listed below represent totals during the 2000-09 seasons.

Super Bowl Titles

Overall Wins

Total Point Differential

New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 3Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Baltimore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1
Indianapolis  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1
New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1
N.Y. Giants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1
Tampa Bay  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1

(Regular Season and Playoffs)
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 126
Indianapolis  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
Baltimore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  100TeamPFNew England 4003
Indianapolis
4269
Philadelphia
3758
3585
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
3921

Overall Winning Percentage

Playoff Games Hosted(Regular Season and Playoffs)
TeamW
L
T Pct.
New England 126 52 0	.708
Indianapolis
124 53 0 .701
Pittsburgh
113 60 1 .652
Philadelphia
113 64
1 .638
Green Bay
98 71
0 .580

New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 9Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Indianapolis  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Conference Titles
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 4Indianapolis  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
N.Y. Giants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
10 Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1

Division Titles
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 7Indianapolis  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
San Diego . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Note: The Patriots also finished tied
for the division lead twice during the
2000s but lost the division title ontiebreakers in 2002 and 2008.

Playoff Wins
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 14
Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Indianapolis  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Baltimore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Playoff Winning Percentage
Team
New England
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Carolina
Baltimore

W
14
5
10
4
5
8

L
Pct.
4	.777
2
.714
4
.714
2
.667
3
.625
5
.615

Playoff Games Played(Includes 2009 Wild Card Round)
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 18
Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Indianapolis  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  17
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  14
Baltimore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  13
N.Y. Giants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

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Most Victories in a Season(Inc. Playoffs)
Team
New England
New England
New England
Baltimore
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
New Orleans

Year
2007
2003
2004
2000
2001
2004
2006
2009
2009

W
18
17
17
16
16
16
16
16
16

Most Victories in a Single
Regular Season
Team
New England
Pittsburgh
New England
New England
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
St. Louis

Year
2007
2004
2003
2004
2005
2009
2001

W
16
15
14
14
14
14
14

Most Points Scored in a Game
Rk Team Date
Opp PF PA
1
NE 10/18/09 Ten 59 0
2 CIN 11/28/04 Cle 58 48
3 STL 10/01/00 SD 57 31
4
NE 11/18/07 Buf 56 10
4
KC 10/24/04 Atl 56 10
4 NYJ 09/28/08 Ari 56 35
4 PHI 09/23/07 Det 56 21

PA Diff.
2897 +1106
3286 +983
2883 +875
2779 +806
3282 +639

Major Sports League Titles
Los Angeles Lakers
NBA
New England Patriots NFL
San Antonio Spurs
NBA
Boston Red Sox
MLB
Detroit Red Wings
NHL
Houston Dynamo
MLS
Los Angeles Galaxy
MLS
New Jersey Devils
NHL
New York Yankees
MLB
Pittsburgh Steelers
NFL
San Jose Earthquakes MLS

4
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

Major Sports Conference Titles
Los Angeles Lakers
NBA
New England Patriots NFL
New England Revolution MLS
Los Angeles Galaxy
MLS
MLB
New York Yankees
Detroit Red Wings
NHL
New Jersey Devils
NHL
San Antonio Spurs
NBA

6
4
4
4
4
3
3
3

Seasons of NFL
Playoff Advancement
Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  7
New England .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 6Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  5
Baltimore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  4
Indianapolis  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  4
Green Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3
Oakland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3
Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3
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Team
New England
New England
Indianapolis
San Francisco

Decade2010-19
2000-09
2000-09
1990-99

Team
New England
New England
DallasPittsburgh
San Francisco
DallasWashington
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Green Bay
SeattleGreen Bay
Green Bay

Decade
2010s
2000s
1970s
1970s
1980s
1990s
1980s
1990s
2000s
2000s
2010s
2010s
1960s
1990s

Team
New England
DallasIndianapolis
Green BaySan Francisco
San Francisco

Decade
2010s
1970s
2000s
1960s
1990s
1980s

Team
New England
San Francisco

Regular Season
125-35 (.781)
112-48 (.700)
115-45 (.719)
113-47 (.706)

Postseason
16-7 (.696)
14-3 (.824)
8-7 (.533)
9-7 (.563)

Most Playoff Victories in a DecadePlayoff Wins
16
14
14
14
13
12
11
10
10
10
10
10
9
9

Total
141-42 (.771)
126-51 (.712)
123-52 (.703)
122-54 (.693)

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ALL-TIME DECADE DOMINANCE

Championships
2014, 2016, 2018
2001, 2003, 2004
1971, 1977
1974, 1975, 1978, 1979
1981, 1984, 1988, 1989
1992, 1993, 1995
1982, 1987
-2005, 2008
-2010
2013
1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967
1996

Regular Season Winning Percentage In A Decade
Wins
125
105
115
96
113
104

Losses
35
39
35
37
47
47 (1 Tie)

Winning Percentage
78.13%
72.92%
71.88%
71.38%
70.63%
68.75%

Regular Season Winning Percentage In Two Consecutive Decades
Years
2000-19
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Wins
237
217

Losses
84
94

Ties
0
1

Winning Percentage
73.83%
69.71

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Jerod mayo
HEAD COACH

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COACHING

Jerod Mayo was introduced by Patriots Chairman and
CEO Robert Kraft as the 15th head coach in franchise history in a press conference held at Gillette Stadium on Jan. 17,
2024.
Said Mayo after being hired, “Becoming a Patriot has
never felt like a job, rather a calling. I learned so much andfeel taught by so many. I played alongside perhaps the best
special teams player of all time and the best football player
to ever play the game, and it doesn’t stop there. I also played
for the best coach to ever coach the game, and in my opinion
the greatest human being to ever own a professional sports
franchise.”
Mayo was drafted by the Patriots in the first round (10thoverall) of the 2008 draft out of Tennessee and spent his
entire NFL career in New England before retiring following
the 2015 season. Mayo played linebacker and appeared in
103 games during his career, racking up 905 total tackles. He
was named captain for seven consecutive seasons (200915) and is a 2014 Super Bowl Champion. Mayo made the
Pro Bowl after the 2010 and 2012 seasons after leading theleague in tackles each season. In 2010, he earned Associated Press first-team All-Pro honors. He led the Patriots in total
tackles in each of his first five seasons and became just thesecond Patriots player to win the Associated Press Defensive
Rookie of the Year award.

Mayo becomes the fourth person to be named headcoach after playing for the previous coach (Bill Belichick)with the same team since the 1970 merger. The others are
Mike Tice of Minnesota (under Dennis Green), Jack Pardee ofWashington (under George Allen) and Bart Starr of Green Bay(under Dan Devine).
“Being a Patriots player was always to me bigger thanfootball, and when I retired as a player, it was bittersweet,”said Mayo. “At the end of my career, I endured some injuries
and I knew that retiring as a player was not the end of myroad in football or with the Patriots. I took some time away

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VIDEO FEATURE
Take a look at how Jerod Mayodeveloped his leadership skills in thisvideo feature.

“I think for one, the way he came in,
Defensive Rookie of the Year. Mr. Kraft
talked about it. RKK said it. You’re acaptain in your second year. That spoke
about not only his leadership, but I thinkalso how he got along with everybody
on the team. I think of a guy who canstand in front of a room, and no matter
what they say, the men in the room walkaway saying, I’ll follow that guy.”— Devin McCourty, former Patriots Safety
from football to both spend more time with my family andwork on both business and life skills.”
Following his retirement, Mayo served as an executive
in finance at Optum as Senior Vice President of Business
Development before returning to the Patriots to start hiscoaching career as inside linebackers coach in 2019. While
at Optum from 2016 through 2019, Mayo took the skills andunderstanding that he mastered in football and transformed
himself into a business executive. While at Optum, he workedon consumer solutions with clients and consulted on mergers and acquisitions.
In 2019, Mayo returned to the Patriots when he joined Bill
Belichick’s staff as the inside linebackers coach. In his fiveseasons with the Patriots, the defense finished in the top-10
in total defense four times.
Under Mayo’s tutelage in his first coaching season, LB
Dont’a Hightower earned his second career Pro Bowl nod
and the defense finished No. 1 in the NFL in total defense(275.9 yards per game) and scoring (14.1 points allowed pergame). Without a defensive coordinator by title in the past
five seasons, Mayo’s role and responsibilities grew eachyear. Last season, the defense ranked seventh overall inyards allowed.
“The time came in 2019 to begin the process to attend
to unfinished business and new mountains to climb with the
Patriots,” said Mayo when joining on the coaching staff.

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“He’s just somebody people gravitate
towards. He not only leads by example,
he also has the vocal aspect of it, too.
Mayo has a great message and does agreat job of delivering that message.”

In 2022, the Patriots defense finished the season ranked
8th in yards allowed and tied for second with San Franciscowith 30 total takeaways. LB Matthew Judon tallied careerhighs in sack totals in back-to-back seasons, recording 12½
sacks in 2021 and 15½ in 2022. The 15½ sacks rank thirdin team history and for a franchise record 102.5 sack yards.
Judon earned his fourth straight Pro Bowl invitation and second straight with the Patriots. He also earned PFWA-All-AFC
Team honors and was named the Week 5 AFC Defensive
Player of the Week.
Joshua Uche also recorded career highs in 2022, finishing with 11½ sacks for 49.5 yards. He had six sacks in athree-game span, second most in team history. Uche earned
AFC Player of the Week honors in Week 14 after his threesack performance against Arizona. In 2023, the Patriots defense finished ranked seventh in total defense. The Patriots
allowed just 3.3 yards per rush, the lowest in the NFL in 2023
and the lowest in team history since the 1970 merger. The
previous low was 3.4 yards per rush by the 1974 team.
Said Mayo on his coaching style, “I would say I’m ahuge believer in just developing people, whether it’s on the
football field, whether it’s off the football field, in the media
world, in business. My calling is to be a teacher and to develop people and help them see pretty much what they don’t
want to see but they need to see - that is my calling.”

COLLEGEMayo spent four seasons at Tennessee, starting in 26
of 32 games and recorded 236 total tackles, 6½ sacks andan interception that he returned 34 yards for a touchdown.
He served as a co-captain as a senior in 2007 and was an
All-American second-team choice and consensus All-Southeastern Conference first-team selection.

Footballstaff— DONT’A Hightower, Patriots Linebacker

FAMILY’S BACKGROUND

Jerod Mayo was born Feb. 23, 1986, in Hampton, Va. His
brother, Deron, joined the Patriots organization in 2018 as astrength & conditioning assistant coach. Jerod and his wife,
Chantel, have three daughters, Chya, Chyanne and Chylo,
and a son, Jerod Jr.
Mayo credits his grandfather, Walter Johnson, for helping
give him the discipline to reach success.
“While we didn’t have a father for a short period of time inour lives, my grandfather kind of filled that role,” said Mayo.
“He was a Chief Master Sergent in the Air Force and comesfrom a military background. He always used to talk about
working hard and discipline. It’s easy to be motivated. I feellike motivation in itself is fleeting. As soon as you get hit in
the mouth or as soon as you run into some adversity, what doyou fall back on? That is discipline.”

ROOT OF ALL VALUES

Mayo learned his values and leadership style through thepeople he met in both football and business.
“People that influenced my coaching style – we’ll startwith Bill [Belichick], probably the greatest to ever do it,” said
Mayo. “I learned a lot from him. He’s a teacher first and foremost. My manager at Optum, Mike Mateo, learning how todeal with people, different groups of people. Also, my mom– she worked very hard, and my grandfather. Like I said, inthe military, discipline, I learned a lot from him as well. Tedy
Bruschi, we played the same position. He protected me.

”Jerod is a great leader, a great captain,a great friend. I think he had a tremendous amount of success in football andthen had success in other parts of hislife when he retired. And then him coming back into coaching, I think it’s great
for the NFL and certainly great for the
Patriots. He’s got a great understandingof how things need to be done. I think
Jerod does an incredible job relating
to everybody in the locker room, all thecoaches, and I think he’ll do a greatjob.”— Tom Brady, former Patriots Quarterback

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PRESS CONFERENCE

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View Jerod Mayo’s introductory press
conference through scanning the QR
code.

level that is educated and that is personable,” said Bruschi.
“When you have those two things, you get people listening
to you. They listen to what you say, and it’s easier for you toconvey what you need from them, or what you want fromthem on the field, and that is something that I think he isexceptional at.”

The best leaders that I have been around have been able
to command a room and get a group of people going after
a common goal.”
Bruschi saw Mayo develop the skills that helped shape
Mayo into a leader.
“The ability to communicate with anyone and make themfeel like you are on an equal level, and he can speak on a

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Years
2019-212022-23
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Team
New England Patriots
New England Patriots
New England Patriots

Position
Inside Linebackers
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DeMarcus covington
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

COACHING

DeMarcus Covington enters his first season as defensive
coordinator in 2024 and eighth season overall with the Patriots. Covington served as the defensive line coach for four
seasons between from 2020-2023. Prior to coaching thedefensive line, Covington coached the outside linebackers in2019 following two seasons as a coaching assistant.
The Patriots defense finished in the top 10 in four of his
five seasons as a position coach. Last season, the Patriots
defense finished fourth against the run, allowing 93.2 yards
per game, the team’s best finish since allowing 88.6 yards
per game in 2016. The Patriots defense allowed 3.3 yards
per rush, the lowest in the NFL in 2023 and the lowest markfor the Patriots since the 1970 merger.
He joined the organization in 2017 after spending the2016 season as co-defensive coordinator and defensive line
coach at Eastern Illinois. Prior to his time with the Panthers,
Covington coached the defensive line at UT Martin in 2015.
From 2013-14, he spent two seasons as a defensive graduate
assistant at Ole Miss and in 2012, was a defensive graduate
assistant at the University of Alabama-Birmingham.
Covington helped the Patriots defense finish ranked 8th
in the NFL in 2022. The defensive unit ranked first in the NFLin rushing touchdowns allowed, having only given up sevenall season. The team also recorded 54 total sacks on the season, the fifth most in team history and tied for third most in
the league. Under the guidance of Covington, Deatrich Wise
Jr. recorded a new career high in sacks in 2022 with 7½,
Matthew Judon reached career high sack totals in back-toback seasons after recording 12½ in 2021 and 15½ in 2022
and Josh Uche recorded new career highs with 11½ sacks
for 49.5 yards.

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SUPER BOWLS: 18

Following the season, Covington was selected to serveas the defensive coordinator for the Senior Bowl’s American
team.
Under Covington’s guidance in 2019, Jamie Collins Sr.
set career highs with seven sacks and three interceptions
as part of a defense that finished No. 1 in the NFL in total
defense (275.9 yards per game) and scoring (14.1 points allowed per game). He was the only player in the NFL with six
or more sacks and three or more interceptions in 2019. Noother Patriot has reached those marks in the same season.
Kyle Van Noy also set a then single-season career high with
6½ sacks and earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors following a Week 4 win at Buffalo when he led the teamwith eight tackles, two sacks, three quarterback hits and twoforced fumbles.

PLAYING

Covington played collegiately at wide receiver for Samford University, where he registered 62 receptions for 586
yards and two touchdowns from 2007-10. He graduated from
Samford in 2011.

PERSONAL

Off the field, Covington created Next Level in 2012, a
non-profit football camp that serves as an outlet to the youthof his home town of Birmingham, Alabama, for a full day offootball-related drills and activities. Covington and wife, Natasha, have two sons, Cassius and Cayman.

COVINGTON’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2012
2013-142015
2016
2017-1820192020-23
2024

Team
Alabama-Birmingham
Mississippi
UT Martin
Eastern Illinois
New England Patriots
New England Patriots
New England Patriots
New England Patriots

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Position
Graduate AssistantGraduate Assistant
Defensive Line
Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line
Coaching AssistantOutside Linebackers
Defensive Line
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Jeremy Springer

SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR

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1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Jeremy Springer joins New England as special teams coordinator after spending the last two seasons as a special teams
assistant with the Los Angeles Rams.
Prior to entering the NFL in 2022, Springer spent eight seasons coaching at the collegiate level.
Following his college career as a standout linebacker at
the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) from 2007 throughthe 2011 season, Springer began his professional career as a
football operations assistant at UTEP for two seasons before
serving two seasons at the school as a graduate assistantcoach where he worked with the defensive line and special
teams units.
Springer spent three seasons at Texas A&M as a special
teams quality control coach (2015-17), three seasons at Arizona as a special teams coordinator (2018-20) and one season
at Marshall as special teams coordinator (2021) before joining
the NFL.

cording 161 tackles, 10 tackles for loss and one interception.
In his freshman year, he earned the Conference USA Academic Medal and was a four-time member of the Conference
USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

PERSONAL

Springer is a native of Los Fresnos, Texas. He has a twin
brother, Justin, who played football at Kansas.

PLAYING

Springer played collegiately at UTEP from 2007-11 as alinebacker and on special teams. He played in 33 games, re-

SPRINGERS’ COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2011-122013-142015-172018-202021
2022-23
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Team
UTEP
UTEP
Texas A&M
University of Arizona
MarshallLos Angeles Rams
New England Patriots

Position
Football Operations AssistantGraduate AssistantSpecial Teams Quality Control
Special Teams Coordinator
Special Teams Coordinator
Special Teams AssistantSpecial Teams Coordinator

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Alex Van Pelt

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

COACHING

Alex Van Pelt will enter his 29th season in the NFL and his
20th as a coach. He played nine seasons as a quarterbackin the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs (1993) and the Buffalo
Bills (1994-2003) after originally being drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the eighth round of the 1993 NFL Draft after
a standout career at the University of Pittsburgh.
Van Pelt was the offensive coordinator for the Cleveland
Browns over the last four seasons (2020-23). During histime in Cleveland, Van Pelt helped the offense to some of its
best numbers with the Browns generating 408 total points
in 2020 for the second-most points in team history and396 points in 2023, the team’s fifth-most points scored in aseason in team history. Under Van Pelt, the Browns rushinggame finished in the top-10 in the NFL in three of his four
seasons, including finishing third in rushing average in 2020and leading the league in 2021 with 5.1-yards per rush. The
2022 Cleveland team had the second-most scrimmage yards
in franchise history with 6,200 yards.
Upon his retirement as a player, Van Pelt began hiscoaching career in NFL Europe as the Frankfurt Galaxy’s
quarterbacks coach in 2005. Van Pelt started his NFL career
as a volunteer offensive quality control coach with Buffalo
in 2005. He then served two seasons as an offensive quality control coach (2006-07), two seasons as a quarterback
coach (2008-09) and was promoted in early September of2009 to offensive coordinator.

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Van Pelt served as the quarterbacks coach for the Tampa
Bay Buccaneers for two seasons (2010-11) and then spent six
seasons with the Green Bay Packers as running backs coach(2012-13), quarterbacks coach (2014), quarterbacks/wide receivers coach (2015) and quarterbacks coach (2016-17). He
spent two seasons (2018-19) as quarterbacks coach with theCincinnati Bengals prior to joining Cleveland.

PLAYING

Van Pelt was a four-year starter at the University of Pittsburgh (1989-92), where he set school records for most passing yards (11,267), completions (867) and attempts (1,503).

PERSONAL

A native of Pittsburgh, Pa., Van Pelt and his wife, Brooke,
have two daughters, Payton Dale and Katherine Paige, and ason, Jack MacGregor.

VAN PELT’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2005
2005
2006
2006-072008-092009
2010-11
2012-1320142015
2016-172018-192020-232024

TeamFrankfurt Galaxy
Buffalo Bills
University of Buffalo
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo Bills
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
New England Patriots

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Position
Quarterbacks
Volunteer Offensive Quality Control
Quarterbacks/Passing Game Coordinator
Offensive Quality Control
Quarterbacks
Offensive Coordinator
Quarterbacks
Running Backs
Quarterbacks
Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers
Quarterbacks
Quarterbacks
Offensive Coordinator
Offensive Coordinator

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Brian belichick
SAFETIES

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COACHING

Brian Belichick enters his fifth season as safeties coachfollowing three seasons as a coaching assistant with the New
England Patriots.
Over the last four years, since Belichick became the safeties coach, the defense has ranked in the top three in the
NFL for interceptions, registering 19 in 2022 (3rd), 23 in 2021
(2nd) and 18 in 2020 (1st).
In 2022, Kyle Dugger became the first New England
Patriots player in the Super Bowl era with three defensive
touchdowns in a single season after he returned two interceptions and a fumble recovery for touchdowns. Dugger wasnamed AFC Defensive Player of the Week in Week 17 for his
interception returned for a touchdown against the Dolphins.

SUPER BOWLS: 16,18

Following the 2022 season, Belichick served as the
co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach for the Westteam in the East-West Shrine Bowl, assisting the team to a12-3 victory.

PERSONAL

Belichick originally joined the organization as a scouting
assistant in 2016. He graduated from Trinity College in 2016,
where he majored in anthropology and played midfield for
the Bantam lacrosse team.
Belichick attended Suffield Academy (Suffield, Connecticut) and was an all-league selection in both football andlacrosse.

BRIAN BELICHICK’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2016
2017-192020-24

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Team
New England Patriots
New England Patriots
New England Patriots

Position
Scouting AssistantCoaching Assistant
Safeties

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Bob bicknell
TIGHT ENDS

COACHING

Bob Bicknell joins the Patriots as tight ends coach after
serving two seasons as a senior offensive assistant with the
New Orleans Saints (2022-23). The Holliston, Mass. native
returns to New England following a 30-year coaching career,which began at his alma mater, Boston College, in 1993.
Prior to his role at the Saints, Bicknell spent three seasons (2018-20) with the Cincinnati Bengals coaching wide
receivers. He held the same role at Baylor in 2017. Bicknell
spent a year with the San Francisco 49ers (2016) and threeseasons with the Philadelphia Eagles (2013-15), coaching
DeSean Jackson to his third Pro Bowl with career highs inreceptions (82) and receiving yard (1,332) in 2013.
Bicknell also spent time coaching the Buffalo Bills (201012) after beginning his NFL coaching career at the Kansas
City Chiefs (2007-09), starting first as assistant offensive line
coach in 2007 before being promoted to offensive line coachin 2008 and coaching tight ends in 2009. Prior to coachingin the NFL, Bicknell spent time coaching at Temple University

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1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N(2006) following seven seasons coaching overseas in NFL
Europe – Cologne Centurions (2004-05), Berlin Thunder(2000-03) and at Frankfurt Galaxy (1998-99). From 19992001, Bicknell won three consecutive World Bowls while
coaching the Galaxy and the Thunder.

PLAYING

Bicknell played tight end at Boston College (1989-91).
His father, Jack Sr., was the head coach at Boston College(1981-90).

PERSONAL

Bicknell graduated from Boston College with a bachelor’s
degree in speech communications. His father, Jack Sr., wasthe head football coach at Boston College from 1981-90 andspent 13 seasons as a head coach in NFL Europe. His brother,Jack Jr., is currently the offensive line coach at the Universityof Wisconsin. Bicknell and his wife, Stacey, have two daughters, Gabriella and Grace.

BICKNELL’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
1993
1994
1995-1997
1998
1999
2000
2001-03
2004-05
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010-112012
2013-15201620172018-202022-23
2024

Team
Boston College
Boston College
Boston College
Frankfurt GalaxyFrankfurt Galaxy
Berlin Thunder
Berlin Thunder
Cologne Centurions
TempleKansas City Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo Bills
Philadelphia Eagles
San Francisco 49ers
BaylorCincinnati Bengals
New Orleans Saints
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Position
Safeties
Running Backs
Linebackers
Defensive Line
Offensive Line
Offensive Line
Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line
Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line
Offensive Line
Assistant Offensive Line
Offensive Line
Tight Ends
Tight Ends
Wide Receivers
Wide Receivers
Wide Receivers
Wide Receivers
Wide Receivers
Senior Offensive Assistant
Tight Ends

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Vinny depalma

DEFENSIVE COACHING ASSISTANT

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COACHING

Vinny DePalma joins New England as a defensive coaching assistant coach following a six-year college career playing linebacker at Boston College. The Wayne, N.J. native
earned the Swede Nelson Award from the Gridiron Club ofGreater Boston for sportsmanship, academics and athletics
achievement in 2022.

PERSONAL

DePalma earned a bachelor’s degree in leadership andmanagement as well as a master’s degree in sports administration from Boston College. He is a native of Wayne,
N.J., and the son of John and Michelle DePalma. He has twobrothers, Nick and Anthony.

PLAYINGAt Boston College, DePalma played from 2018-2023, redshirting the 2018 season and missing the 2020 season withan Achilles injury. He was named 2022 All-ACC Honorable
mention and closed out his career with his most productive
season in 2023, recording 92 total tackles (42 solo) in his
sixth year. He was named a Third-Team All-ACC honoree
in 2023 and was the recipient of Boston College’s ScanlanAward.

DEPALMA’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2024

Team
New England Patriots

Position
Defensive Coaching AssistantTaylor embree
RUNNING BACKS

12TH COACHING SEASON
8TH NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Taylor Embree joins the Patriots as running backs coachfollowing three seasons in the same position at the New York
Jets (2021-23).
Prior to that, he spent a year coaching tight ends at Colorado (2020). He entered the NFL as a defensive assistantwith the Kansas City Chiefs (2016), working with a Kansas
City defense that led the NFL with 104 passes defensed andtied for the most interceptions (18). Embree also spent threeseasons as an offensive quality control coach with the San
Francisco 49ers (2017-19), working with tight ends and theoffensive line.
Embree started his coaching career as a graduate assistant at UNLV in 2012 and continued in the same role at hisalma mater, UCLA, from 2013-14.

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PLAYING

Embree played college football for UCLA from 2008-11,
starting 32 games and playing in 50. He led the Bruins inreceiving as a sophomore and junior, while also setting a program record for most receptions by a true freshman in 2018.
Embree spent training camp with the San Diego Chargers in2013 before beginning his coaching career.

PERSONAL

Embree was born in Denver, Colo. and is the oldest son of
Jon Embree, who is currently the assistant head coach andtight ends coach for the Miami Dolphins. His younger brother,
Connor, is currently the wide receivers coach for the Kansas
City Chiefs. Embree and his wife, Kristina, have four kids.

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Team
UNLV
UCLA
Kansas City Chiefs
San Francisco 49ers
Colorado
New York Jets
New England Patriots

Position
Graduate AssistantGraduate Assistant
Defensive Assistant
Offensive Quality Control
Tight Ends
Running Backs
Running Backs

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2012
2013-142016
2017-192020
2021-23
2024

Dont’a hightower
INSIDE LINEBACKERS

1ST COACHING SEASON
10TH NFL SEASON
1 0 T H P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Dont’a Hightower joins the Patriots as a first-time coachleading the inside linebackers. The move to coaching comes
after a nine-year playing career with the Patriots (2012-19,
21). He officially retired as a player in March of 2023.

PLAYING

Hightower was a linebacker for the Patriots for nine seasons. He played in 117 games with 114 starts and recorded
569 tackles, 27 sacks, 18 passes defensed and one interception. As a three-time Super Bowl champion, he was selectedto the New England Patriots 2010s All-Decade Team andearned Pro Bowl honors following the 2016 and 2019 seasons. He was voted a four-time team captain in 2016, 2017,2019 and 2021.
Hightower made two Super-Bowl altering plays during
his career and was part of a record-setting performance inanother. Former head coach Bill Belichick referred to Hightower as “Mr. February” at the team’s Super Bowl LIII ring
ceremony.
In Super Bowl XLIX vs. Seattle, Hightower made a crucial
tackle on Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch at the 1-yard line
the play before CB Malcolm Butler intercepted Seattle QB
Russell Wilson to seal the victory in the waning moments.
New England trailed the Atlanta Falcons, 28-12, midway
through the fourth quarter when Hightower strip-sacked
Falcons QB Matt Ryan at the Atlanta 25-yard line. The fumble was recovered by the Patriots and the turnover led to a
touchdown that helped spark the record comeback in Super

SUPER BOWLS: 14, 16, 18

Bowl LI.
Hightower recorded two sacks and a pass defensed aspart of a stifling defense that became the second team inSuper Bowl history to hold its opponent to just three points in
the Super Bowl LIII win over the Rams.
Hightower was originally drafted by New England in thefirst round (25th overall) of the 2012 NFL Draft. He was resigned by the New England Patriots as an unrestricted free
agent on March 16, 2017.
Hightower attended Alabama where he started 42-of-44
games – 26 at weak-side linebacker and 16 at middle linebacker and helped the team to two National Championships.
He recorded 234 tackles (101 solos), including five sacks forminus 30 yards, 21 stops for losses of 67 yards and 25 quarterback pressures. Also had a pair of forced fumbles, two
fumble recoveries, seven pass deflections, a 29-yard interception return and a blocked kick.

PERSONAL

Hightower was born Qualin Dont’a Hightower on March
12, 1990. He majored in general studies at Alabama. Hightower and his wife, Morgan, have one son, Grayson.

HIGHTOWER’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2024

Team
New England Patriots

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Position
Inside Linebackers

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WIDE RECEIVERS

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COACHING

Tyler Hughes enters his first season with the New England
Patriots as wide receivers coach rejoining the organization
after spending a season serving as an analyst on offense for
the Washington Huskies. During 2023, the Huskies finishedwith a 14-1 record, a No. 2 national ranking and played in theCollege Football National Championship.
Hughes previously spent three seasons (2020-22) with
the Patriots as an offensive assistant. Prior to joining New
England, Hughes served as the head coach for two seasons(2018-19) at Bountiful High School in Utah. Prior to that position, he spent three seasons (2014-16) as the head coach of
the Division II Minot State in North Dakota.
Hughes came to Minot State after spending the 2013season at Ohio State, where he served as a quality control
assistant and also worked with the quarterbacks. Prior to

Ohio State, Hughes spent nine seasons at Snow College, amember of the NJCAA, in Ephraim, Utah. Hughes was thehead coach during the 2011 and 2012 seasons, the offensive
coordinator/quarterbacks coach from 2005-10 after being
hired as the wide receivers and tight ends coach in 2004.
As the head coach at Snow, Hughes led the team to a 20-4
overall record, two bowl game championships and one
conference title. In addition, Hughes was named the WSFL
Coach of the Year in 2012 following an 11-1 season and a No.
3 national ranking.

PERSONAL

As a player, Hughes started at wide receiver for Snow
College. He and his wife, Lisa, have four sons, Kenyon, Isaac,
Will and Max.

HUGHES’ COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2020-22
2023
2024

Team
New England Patriots
Analyst - Offense
New England Patriots

Position
Offensive Assistant
University of Washington
Wide Receivers

KEITH Jones Jr.

DEFENSIVE COACHING ASSISTANT

4TH COACHING SEASON2ND NFL SEASON
2 N D P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Keith Jones Jr. joined the New England Patriots as an NFL
Fellowship/Defense after working with the team in training
camp in 2022 as part of the Bill Walsh Diversity Fellowship.
He served the 2022 season at Arkansas as a graduate assistant with the defensive line after serving in the same roleat Arkansas State in 2021. In 2020, Jones was a defensive
tackles coach at Missouri Southern State University.

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PLAYING

Jones played at the University of Tennessee at Martin(2012-16), where he was a Second-Team All-Ohio Valley Conference selection as a senior. Following his career with the
Skyhawks, he starred in the Indoor Football League as a defensive lineman. He was named First-Team All-IFL and won aleague title in 2018 while playing for the Iowa Barnstormers.
He spent the 2019 season with the Tucson Sugar Skulls.

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JONES’ COACHING CAPSULE
Team
Missouri Southern State University
Arkansas State University
University of Arkansas
New England Patriots
New England Patriots

Position
Defensive Tackles
Graduate AssistantGraduate Assistant
NFL Coaching Fellowship/Defense
Defensive Coaching Assistant

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2020
2021
2022
2023
2024

Robert kugler

ASSISTANT OFFENSIVE LINE

8TH COACHING SEASON
4TH NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Robert Kugler joined the Patriots as assistant offensive
line coach in 2024 after spending the 2022 and 2023 seasons in the same role for the Carolina Panthers.
Kugler got his start in coaching as a graduate assistantand tight ends coach in 2017 at the University of Texas at El
Paso (UTEP). He spent the 2018-19 seasons as a graduate assistant at the University of Washington before becoming theoffensive quality control coach at Appalachian State in 2020.
In his sole season on staff, Kugler helped lead the Mountaineers to an average of 265.6 rushing yards per game, ranking
sixth in FBS.
Kugler’s first NFL job came in 2021 when he was hired as
an assistant offensive line coach for the Houston Texans. He
then spent two seasons (2022-23) with the Carolina Panthers
as assistant offensive line coach.

PLAYING

Kugler played college football at Purdue from 2012-5,
where he was a two-time team captain and started 43 consecutive games at center. He went to training camp in 2016
with the Buffalo Bills after being signed as a rookie free
agent.

PERSONAL

Kugler graduated from Purdue with a degree in history
and political science. He and his wife, Emily, have two sons,Anthony and Noah.

KUGLER’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2017
2018-192020
2021
2022-23
2024

Team
UTEP
University of Washington
Appalachian State
Houston Texans
Carolina Panthers
New England Patriots

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Position
Graduate Assistant/Tight Ends
Graduate Assistant
Offensive Quality Control
Assistant Offensive Line
Assistant Offensive Line
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Jamael lettFootballstaff

DEFENSIVE COACHING ASSISTANT

12TH COACHING SEASON
1ST NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Jamael Lett joins the Patriots as a defensive coachingassistant coach following a season at the University of North
Carolina as a special teams analyst.
Lett spent six seasons coaching at the collegiate level
and two seasons coaching high school football prior to his
position with South Alabama. Lett got his start in coachingwith Brainerd High School in 2013, serving as defensive
coordinator while teaching math at the school. He thencoached defensive backs at Davidson High School in 2014
before his first collegiate coaching job with the University ofTennessee at Martin in 2015, working as an assistant coach.
Lett spent 2016 with Ohio University as a graduate assistantcoach before returning to his alma mater, Samford, in 2017.
He spent the 2017-19 seasons as the secondary coach of the
Bulldogs, participating in the NCAA-NFL Coaches Academy

in 2019, before spending the 2020 season at Akron in theas the secondary coach. From 2021-22, Lett worked as the
special teams coordinator/defensive assistant for South Alabama before heading to Chapel Hill.

PLAYING

Lett played defensive back at Samford (2006-10) and recorded 110 tackles, four interceptions, 16 break-ups and twoforced fumbles.

PERSONAL

A native of Fairfield, Calif., Lett was raised in Mobile, Ala.
He earned his bachelor’s degree in sports medicine from
Samford in 2011 and his master’s degree in curriculum andinstruction from Tennessee Tech in 2012. He and his wife,
Julia, have one son, David, and one daughter, Madison.

LETT’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017-192020
2021-22
2023
2024

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Team
Brainerd High School
Davidson High School
University of Tennessee at Martin
Ohio University
Samford
Akron
South Alabama
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
New England Patriots

Position
Defensive Coordinator
Defensive Backs
Assistant Coach
Graduate Assistant
Secondary
SecondarySpecial Teams Coordinator/Defensive AssistantSpecial Teams Analyst
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Brandon martuccio
Brandon Martuccio joins the Patriots as a strength andconditioning assistant following two seasons as an assistantstrength and conditioning coach at Boston College. He began his career at the prep level at Girard High School (Ohio)in 2017 and served as the director of strength and conditioning at Washington & Jefferson College in 2018. He has also

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held full-time roles as an assistant strength and conditioning
coach at the University of Pittsburgh (2020-21) and Texas
Tech (2021-22).
Martuccio earned a bachelor of arts in general biology
from Washington & Jefferson College and a master’s degreein sports administration from Boston College.

Deron mayo

HEAD STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

7TH COACHING SEASON
7TH NFL SEASON
7 T H P AT R I O T S S E A S O NPRONOUNCED DER-on
COACHING

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team when he went to training camp with the Denver Broncos in 2011.

Deron Mayo enters his first season as head strength andconditioning coach and his seventh season with the New
England Patriots in 2024. Mayo joined the organization in2018 after playing linebacker for the Calgary Stampeders of
the Canadian Football League for six seasons. He leads theteam’s year-round strength and conditioning program after
attaining a master’s degree in high performance sport fromthe University of Technology-Sydney.

PLAYING

Mayo played linebacker for six seasons in the CFL for the
Calgary Stampeders. He appeared in 87 regular season contests and five playoff games during his pro career and won
a Grey Cup with the Stampeders in 2014. Mayo totaled 277
tackles on defense, 33 tackles on special teams, 14 sacks,
one interception and one fumble recovery over six seasons.
Mayo played his final collegiate season with Old Dominion
after spending his first three seasons at Hofstra University(2007-09). He was co-captain of the Old Dominion Monarchs
in 2010 and became the first ODU grad to sign with an NFL

PERSONAL

Mayo is a Hampton, Virginia, native, and played four
seasons at Kecoughtan High School. He was named to the
All-Peninsula District First Team and All-Area Second Team
as a senior. Deron’s older brother, Jerod, was a first-rounddraft pick of the New England Patriots in 2008 and playedeight seasons for the team before his retirement following
the 2015 season. Mayo earned his bachelor of science inexercise science from Hofstra. He holds a CSCS certification
through the National Strength and Conditioning Association
and recently completed a master’s degree in High Performance Sport at the University of Technology-Sydney (UTS).
He and his wife, Janelle, have two daughters, Maliya andMarley, and a son, Myles.

MAYO’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2018-232024

Team
New England Patriots
New England Patriots

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Ben McAdoo

SENIOR OFFENSIVE ASSISTANT

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COACHING

Ben McAdoo joined the Patriots as a senior offensive assistant in 2024. Before the Patriots, McAdoo spent time invarious roles with the Carolina Panthers, Dallas Cowboys,
Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Giants, Green Bay Packers,
San Francisco 49ers and New Orleans Saints.
McAdoo’s first offensive coordinator role came with the
New York Giants, serving in the position for two seasons(2014-15) before taking over the helm as the team’s headcoach. In his first season as head coach in 2016, McAdoo
led the Giants to an 11-5 record and the team’s first playoff
berth since 2011. McAdoo’s next position in the NFL camewith the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2020, where he served asquarterbacks coach. McAdoo spent the 2021 season as aconsultant for the Dallas Cowboys, and most recently spentthe 2022 season as the offensive coordinator for the Carolina Panthers.
McAdoo began his coaching career as an assistant highschool coach at Homer-Center & Indiana in Pennsylvania.
After graduating from Indiana University of Pennsylvania(IUP), he became a graduate assistant at Michigan State,working with special teams and offense. McAdoo was hired
the following year as the offensive line and tight ends coachat Fairfield University, followed by a graduate assistant position at the University of Pittsburgh in 2003. He spent timeas the offensive quality control coach for the New Orleans
Saints (2004) and assistant offensive line coach for the San
Francisco 49ers (2005) before being hired as the tight ends
coach for the Green Bay Packers. McAdoo spent six seasons(2006-11) as the tight ends coach before becoming Green
Bay’s quarterbacks coach from 2012-13. He was a part of thecoaching staff during Green Bay’s 2010 Super Bowl Championship.

PERSONAL

Ben McAdoo was born on July 9, 1977 in Homer City,
Penn. He graduated from IUP with a degree in health andphysical education and earned a master’s degree in kinesiology from Michigan State University. He and his wife, Toni,
have a daughter, Larkin, and a son, BJ.

MCADOO’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006-11
2012-132014-152016-17
2020
2021
2022
2024

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Team
Michigan State
Fairfield
Pittsburgh
New Orleans Saints
San Francisco 49ers
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
New York Giants
Jacksonville Jaguars
Dallas Cowboys
Carolina Panthers
New England Patriots

Position
Graduate Assistant
Offensive Line Coach/Tight Ends
Graduate Assistant
Offensive Quality Control
Assistant Offensive Line
Tight Ends
Quarterbacks
Offensive Coordinator
Head Coach
Quarterbacks Coach
Consultant
Offensive Coordinator
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Michael McCarthy

OFFENSIVE COACHING ASSISTANT
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1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Michael McCarthy joins the Patriots staff as an offensive
coaching assistant coach in 2024, bringing over a decade ofcoaching experience to New England.
McCarthy spent the last 5 seasons (2019-2023) at Brown
University coaching the offensive line. During his tenure at
Brown, McCarthy helped to revitalize Brown’s offense into
one of the most high-scoring and up-tempo offenses in the
Ivy League. McCarthy’s offensive line paved the way for the
15th ranked offense (total offense) in the nation in 2019 and12th ranked offense (total offense) in the nation in 2021. In
2023, McCarthy was a part of a coaching staff that helped
reach Brown’s highest win total since 2015. While coaching
the offensive line for the Brown Bears, McCarthy produced
All-Ivy offensive line selections and honorees every year withJack Connolly being named to 1st team All-Ivy for the 2023
season.
McCarthy spent the 2018 season on staff at Rutgers, assisting the offensive coordinator and working with the team’s
quarterbacks.
He spent the 2016 and 2017 seasons in the NFL as offensive quality control/assistant offensive line coach for the
Detroit Lions. McCarthy worked closely with TJ Lang, whoearned a Pro Bowl invitation in 2017. During the 2016 season,
McCarthy played a significant role in developing the team’s
offensive line, which featured rookies including Taylor Decker and Graham Glasgow. As a result, the Detroit Lions earned
a berth in the NFC Wild Card game.
Prior to his time in Detroit, McCarthy spent the 2015 season as the offensive quality control coach for the Cleveland

Browns. McCarthy worked with the offensive line which included Hall of Famer Joe Thomas, Alex Mack, Mitch Schwartz& Joel Bitonio.
Early on in his career McCarthy spent time in a varietyof roles in college football. In 2014, McCarthy coached thetight ends at North Carolina Central and contributed to theEagles earning a share of the MEAC championship. McCarthy
spent two seasons (2012-2013) at Tulane as a member of thecoaching staff that ended an 11-year postseason drought.
Prior to that McCarthy served as the video director for Western Michigan for two seasons (2010-2011). McCarthy’s firstcoaching position was at The College of New Jersey as theteam’s offensive line coach in 2009. In 2008, he earned his
first NFL opportunity as a video/scouting intern for the New
York Jets. McCarthy’s career began at the collegiate level
when he took a position working with the Rutgers video andrecruiting departments in 2007.

PLAYING

McCarthy played college football at Widener University,
playing both outside linebacker and long snapper.

PERSONAL

McCarthy graduated from Widener University with abachelor’s degree in business administration and a concentration in sports management. He also completed his
master’s degree in sports management at Western Michigan
University and postgraduate work at Tulane University. McCarthy is a native of East Brunswick, New Jersey, and he andhis wife, Catie, have two children, Michael Jr. and Delaney.

MCCARTHY’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2009
2012-1320142015
2016-172018
2019-2023
2024

Team
The College of New Jersey
TulaneNorth Carolina Central
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Rutgers
Brown
New England Patriots

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Position
Offensive Line
Graduate Assistant Coach, Offensive Line
Tight Ends CoachOffensive Quality Control
Offensive Quality Control/Assistant Offensive Line
Offensive Assistant
Offensive Line
Offensive Coaching Assistant

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T.C. McCartney
QUARTERBACKS

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10TH NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

T.C. McCartney was hired by New England as quarterbacks coach in 2024 after spending four seasons with theCleveland Browns as an offensive assistant and most recently as the tight ends coach.
Prior to Cleveland, McCartney spent a season in 2019at the Broncos as quarterbacks coach, overseeing rookie
Drew Lock who finished with a 4-1 record as a starter, tiedwith John Elway for the most wins by a rookie quarterbackin team history.
McCartney spent two seasons (2017-18) in San Francisco
as an offensive assistant/quality control coach for the 49ers.
Returning to his alma mater, McCartney worked as an
offensive assistant at Louisiana State in 2016.
His first NFL position was with the Cleveland Browns as
an offensive assistant coach in 2014, followed by a season
as an offensive assistant/quality control coach with the San
Francisco 49ers in 2015.

After graduating in 2010, McCartney stayed at LSU to begin his coaching career as a graduate assistant and offensive
assistant coach for the 2011 season, and then worked in thesame role at the University of Colorado from 2012-13.

PLAYING

McCartney played quarterback at LSU from 2007-10 and
was part of the 2007 National Championship team.

PERSONAL

McCartney was born on April 24, 1989, in Boulder, Colo.
He is the son of the late Sal Aunese, a former quarterback
for Colorado and Kristy McCartney, the daughter of former
Colorado head coach Bill McCartney. His grandfather is thewinningest football coach in Colorado history. McCartney
earned a degree from LSU in sport leadership.

MCCARTNEY’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2011
2012-13
2014
2015
2016
2017-1820192020-212022-23
2024

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Team
Louisiana State University
University of Colorado
Cleveland Browns
San Francisco 49ers
Louisiana State University
San Francisco 49ers
Denver Broncos
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Browns
New England Patriots

Position
Graduate Assistant/Offensive AssistantGraduate Assistant/Offensive Assistant
Offensive Assistant
Offensive Assistant/Quality Control
Graduate Assistant/Offensive Assistant
Offensive Assistant/Quality Control
Quarterback
Offensive Assistant
Tight Ends
Quarterbacks

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Brian McDonough

ASST. STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

COACHING

Brian McDonough enters his first season with the Patriots
as a full-time assistant strength and conditioning coach in2024 after working with the team as a consultant for over
20 years.
McDonough has 27 years of cumulative experience instrength and conditioning, developing athletes from the NFL,
NHL, MLB, as well as the high school and collegiate ranks.
He previously owned and operated a sports performancebusiness for over 20 years.

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McDonough graduated from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth where he played football. He holds a master’s degree in applied exercise science with a concentrationin strength and conditioning from Concordia University Chicago and holds certification from USA Weightlifting.
Brian and his wife, Shauna, have two daughters, Lyla andCali.

MCDONOUGH’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2024

Team
New England Patriots

Position
Assistant Strength & Conditioning

Jerry Montgomery
DEFENSIVE LINE

23RD COACHING SEASON
10TH NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Jerry Montgomery enters his first season with the Patriots
as the defensive line coach. He joins the Patriots after a nine
year stint with the Green Bay Packers.
In Green Bay, Montgomery served as the defensive line/
running game coordinator for the 2022 and 2023 seasons
after spending four seasons (2018-21) as the defensive line
coach and three seasons (2015-17) as the defensive front
assistant.
In 2022, Montgomery helped lead a Green Bay defensethat finished ranked No. 6 in the NFL in passing defense andtied for No. 4 in interceptions (17). The Packers defense also
finished the 2022 season ranked No. 5 in the NFL in goalto-go percentage (63.64), No. 8 in third-down percentage(37.63) and No. 10 in first downs/game (18.9).
In 2021, Montgomery was part of a defensive staff that
helped the Packers finish No. 9 in the NFL in total defense(328.2 ypg, No. 9), passing defense (219.1 ypg, No. 10), takeaways (26, t-No. 8) and interceptions (18, t-No.6).

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Under Montgomery’s guidance in Green Bay, DL Kenny
Clark earned two Pro Bowl selections (2019, 2021). Montgomery coached another Pro Bowl selection in DT Mike Daniels, who earned his first Pro Bowl selection in 2017 whileleading the defensive line with 78 tackles. Daniels also recorded 4½ sacks in December, the second most in the NFLamong DTs.
Prior to the NFL, Montgomery spent 11 years coaching at
the collegiate level, leading the defensive line at Oklahoma(2013-14) and Michigan (2011-12). Montgomery began hiscoaching career as a student assistant coach at his almamater, Iowa, in 2002. Montgomery continued coaching as
an assistant at Iowa City West High School (2003-04) and as
the defensive coordinator at North Iowa Community College(2005), while also continuing his playing career in the Arena
Football League.

PLAYING

Montgomery played defensive tackle at Iowa and was athree-year starter for the Hawkeyes. He played in the Hula37

Bowl All-Star Game following his senior season and spentthe 2002 training camp with the New Orleans Saints. He also
spent time playing for the Chicago Rush, Colorado Crushand Las Vegas Gladiators of the Arena Football League from2003-05.

PERSONAL

Montgomery was born Sept. 19, 1979, in Los Angeles,
Calif., and raised in Mossville, La. Montgomery and his wife,
Natalie, have three sons, Jayden, Tevyn and Jace, and two
daughters, Talayla and Havana.

Footballstaff

MONTGOMERY’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2002
2005
2006
2007-08
2009-10
2011-122013-142015-172018-212022-23
2024

Team
University of Iowa
North Iowa Community College
University of Northern Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
University of Wyoming
University of Michigan
University of Oklahoma
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers
New England Patriots

Position
Student Assistant
Defensive Coordinator
Graduate Assistant/Defensive Tackles
Defensive Line
Defensive Line
Defensive Line
Defensive Line
Defensive Front Assistant
Defensive Line
Defensive Line/Running Game Coordinator
Defensive Line

Mike pellegrino
CORNERBACKS

10TH COACHING SEASON
10TH NFL SEASON
1 0 T H P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Mike Pellegrino enters his 10th season overall with the
Patriots, and sixth as cornerbacks coach. Pellegrino originally joined the organization as a football operations intern in2015 and spent four seasons as a coaching assistant.
In 2023, the Patriots defense finished 7th overall in
total defense. In 2022, Pellegrino led a secondary as partof a defense that finished No. 1 in the NFL in interception
yards (383), interceptions returned for touchdowns (5) anddefensive touchdowns (7). The unit also ranked third in interceptions (19) and tied for second in total takeaways (30).
Cornerbacks Jack Jones, Jonathan Jones and Marcus Jones
combined for eight of the 19 interceptions and three of fiveinterceptions returned for touchdowns.
Following the 2022 season, Pellegrino served as the
co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach for theWest team in the East-West Shrine Bowl, assisting the teamto a 12-3 victory.
Under Pellegrino’s guidance in 2021, J.C. Jackson finished second in the league in total takeaways with nine andled the league in passes defensed with 23. Jackson wasnamed to the Pro Bowl and was also named second-team
All-Pro.
In Pellegrino’s first season as cornerbacks coach in 2019,
the defense finished No. 1 in the NFL in total defense (275.9

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yards per game) and scoring (14.1 points allowed per game).
Additionally, Stephon Gilmore turned in a career season,
becoming the first Patriot to win Associated Press NFL Defensive Player of the Year after finishing with a career-highsix interceptions and his second straight year with 20 passes
defensed, joining Ty Law (1998 & 2003) as the only Patriots
with two seasons of 20-plus passes defensed. Gilmore also
earned AFC Defensive Player of the Month for October.

PERSONAL

Pellegrino graduated from John Hopkins in 2015 where
he majored in political science with a minor in entrepreneurship and management. He was a two-time All-American andteam captain for the lacrosse team as a long stick midfielder.
Pellegrino was selected by the New York Lizards in the second round of the Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft in
2015. He played one season with New York and spent the
2016-17 seasons with the Boston Cannons, all while working
as a coaching assistant with the Patriots.
Pellegrino was born on July 24, 1993, to Kerri-Ann andJoseph Pellegrino. The Long Island native’s father is a retired NYPD officer and his older brother, Joseph Jr., currently
serves in the NYPD. Pellegrino and his wife, Amanda, were
married in 2022. Amanda ran track at Towson University andis currently a pediatric occupational therapist at Boston Children’s Hospital.

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Years
2015-18
2019-24

Team
New England Patriots
New England Patriots

Position
Coaching AssistantCornerbacks

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Scott peters
OFFENSIVE LINE

5TH COACHING SEASON
12TH NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Scott Peters enters his first season as the Patriots offensive line coach and his fourth season overall in the NFL.
Peters began his coaching career in 2020 as the assistantoffensive line coach for the Cleveland Browns. During his
first season, the Browns finished third in the league in rushing, with an average of 148.4 yards per game. Peters also
helped RT Jack Conklin earn first team AP All-Pro honors andG Joel Bitonio and G Wyatt Teller earn second team honors.
Bitonio was also selected to the Pro Bowl.
Peters coached two Pro Bowl sections in 2021, with bothJoel Bitonio and Wyatt Teller earning invites. The duo’s Pro
Bowl invitations marked the first time a pair of Browns guards
were selected for the Pro Bowl since 1967. The Browns also
led the NFL in rushing average in 2021 with a 5.09 mark, thehighest average by a Browns team since 1966.
In the 2022 East-West Shrine Bowl, Peters served as theoffensive line coach.

PLAYING

Peters played seven seasons in the NFL and was a fourthround draft selection (124th overall) by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2002 out of Arizona State. He played for the Eagles(2002), New York Giants (2003), San Francisco 49ers (2004),
Carolina Panthers (2006) and Arizona Cardinals (2007-09).
He won an NFC Championship with the Cardinals in 2009,
appearing in Super Bowl XLIII.

PERSONAL

Peters was born on November 23, 1978. He played college football at Arizona State, where he earned a bachelor’s
degree in communications. He is a native of Pleasanton,
Calif. Opened his own gym in 2008, The Lions Den MMA
Academy in Arizona. Peters won two Brazilian Jiu Jitsu world
championships in subdivision grappling.

PETERS’ COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2020-23
2024

Team
Cleveland Browns
New England Patriots

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Position
Assistant Offensive Line
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Tom Quinn

ASSISTANT SPECIAL TEAMSFootballstaff

33RD COACHING SEASON
18TH NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Tom Quinn joined the Patriots for his first tenure with theteam in 2024. Before joining the Patriots staff, Quinn spenttime in various roles with the Tennessee Titans and the New
York Giants.
Quinn spent the 2023 season with the Tennessee Titans,
beginning the year as a special teams assistant before taking over as special teams coordinator for the final six gamesof the season. Prior to joining the Titans, Quinn was on thestaff at Army in 2022, working in game management andanalytics.
Working in various roles special teams positions with the
New York Giants from 2006-21, Quinn spent the 2018-21 seasons as the assistant special teams coach. In 2021, the Giants
were one of only four teams that avoided negative plays,
such as turnovers, blocked kicks, or touchdowns allowed,
on special teams. Their opponents averaged an NFL-lowof 17.8 yards per kickoff return, with the longest gain on 37
returns capped at 32 yards. Kicker Graham Gano furthered
his franchise record with 37 consecutive successful field goal
attempts, converting 29 of 33 attempts. In 2020, Gano made31 of 32 field goal attempts. His 96.9 percentage was thesecond highest in Giants history behind his predecessor, Aldrick Rosas, who made 97.0 percent (32 of 33) in 2018
Under Quinn’s guidance, Aldrick Rosas earned his first Pro
Bowl selection in 2018 after converting 32 of 33 field goal
attempts and 31 of 32 extra point tries in the season. His 32
successful field goals marked the fifth-highest total in Giants
history. Aldrick Rosas set a Giants record with a 97.0 fieldgoal percentage, trailing the NFL leader and former Giant
Robbie Gould by just 1/100th of a percentage point. 		
From 2018 through 2021, Giants punter Riley Dixon averaged 45.2 yards per punt, ranking second in Giants history
behind Steve Weatherford (46.3). Dixon’s career 40.6-yard
net punting average set the franchise record (since 1976).
Quinn worked as the special teams coordinator for the
Giants from 2007-17. In 2016, kickers Josh Brown and Robbie Gould combined to make 21 of 22 field goal attempts,
a 95.5 percent success rate, during the team’s 11-5 season.
Additionally, Dwayne Harris was selected to his first Pro Bowl
after leading the Giants in kickoff and punt returns for thesecond straight season .

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In 2015, Josh Brown played in his first Pro Bowl. In 2014,
the Giants’ kickoff coverage team ranked second in the NFL,limiting opponents to an average return of merely 18.3 yards.
Additionally, the Giants led the NFL with five special teams
takeaways. In 2011, Quinn’s special teams unit helped lead
the Giants to a Super Bowl victory over the Patriots in Super
Bowl XLVI.
In 2010, Zak DeOssie, serving as the snapper for bothpunts and placekicks, secured his second Pro Bowl selectionin three seasons in 2010. The Giants’ kickoff coverage unit
ranked fourth in the NFL, with opponents averaging only 19.7
yards per return.
In 2008, three of the Giants’ special teams players—kicker John Carney, punter Jeff Feagles and DeOssie—played
for the NFC Pro Bowl team. Quinn began his NFL coachingcareer in 2006 as the assistant special teams coach andwas subsequently promoted to special teams coordinatorin 2007. In his first season as special teams coordinator, theGiants defeated the Patriots, 17-14, in Super Bowl XLII.
Quinn began his coaching career at Davidson College in1991 as a linebackers coach, followed by a stint at James
Madison University (1992-94) working with the special teams
before earning his first defensive coordinator role at Boston
University (1995). He moved on to the College of Holy Cross(1996-98) and San Jose State University (1999-01) before
joining the staff at Stanford in 2002. From 2002-05, Quinn
worked at Stanford, first as tight ends/special teams coachand then as the outside linebackers/special teams coach.

PLAYING

Quinn was a linebacker at the University of Arizona from1986 to 1990, where he was a member of three bowl teams.

PERSONAL

Quinn attended Foothill High School in Santa Ana, Calif.
He earned a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary studies in1990 and a master’s in education the following year. Quinn
and his wife, Alison, have a son, Shane, and two daughters,
Logan and Riley.

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QUINN’S COACHING CAPSULETeamDavidson College
James Madison
Boston University
Holy Cross
San Jose StateSan Jose State
Stanford
Stanford
N.Y. Giants
N.Y. Giants
N.Y. Giants
Army
Tennessee Titans
New England Patriots

Position
Linebackers
Special Teams
Defensive Coordinator
Defensive Coordinator
Linebackers/Special Teams
Tight Ends/Special Teams
Tight Ends/Special Teams
Outside Linebackers/Special Teams
Assistant Special Teams
Special Teams Coordinator
Assistant Special TeamGame Management/Analytics
Special Teams Assistant
Assistant Special Teams

Football
staff

Years
1991
1992-94
1995
1996-98
1999
2000-01
2002-03
2004-052006
2007-172018-21
2022
2023
2024

Evan rothstein

ASSISTANT QUARTERBACKS/		
DIRECTOR OF GAME MANAGEMENT

15TH COACHING SEASON
13TH NFL SEASON
4 T H P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Evan Rothstein enters his fourth season with the New
England Patriots and first as assistant quarterbacks coach/director of game management. He joined the Patriots in a
research and analysis/coaching role before moving into an
offensive assistant role the following year.
Following the 2022 season, Rothstein served as the running backs coach for the West team in the East-West Shrine
Bowl, assisting the team to a 12-3 victory.
He joined New England after nine seasons with the Detroit Lions. Rothstein joined the Lions organization in 2012
and worked two seasons as the team’s special teams quality
control coach before becoming the team’s special projects
coach in 2014. Rothstein was then promoted to an offensive
assistant/research & analysis role from 2015-17, followedby two-plus seasons as the team’s head coach assistant/research & analyst. From 2018-20, Rothstein worked withthe coaching staff in all facets of preparation for the team’s
weekly opponents, in addition to assisting head coach Matt
Patricia.
Rothstein arrived in Detroit after spending two seasons(2010-11) as the offensive quality control coach for Syracuse.
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partment during the fall of 2009 before briefly returning to
SUNY Cortland as their offensive line coach for the spring of2010. He then returned to the Syracuse football staff as theiroffensive line quality control coach in July of 2010.
As an undergraduate at SUNY Cortland, Rothstein began
his coaching career with the Red Dragons where he served
as the student assistant coach, quality control and director ofvideo operations from 2006-09.

PERSONAL

A native of Merrick, N.Y., Rothstein attended Bellmore
John F. Kennedy High School, earning recognition as a National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete. Rothstein graduated from SUNY Cortland witha bachelor of science in sport management in 2009 and amaster of science in sport management in 2012. He and his
wife, Carol, have two daughters, Emma and Jacqueline, andone son, Ryan.

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Football
staff

Years
2010
2010-11
2012-132014
2015-172018-20
2021
2022
2023-24

Team
SUNY Cortland
Syracuse
Detroit Lions
Detroit Lions
Detroit Lions
Detroit Lions
New England Patriots
New England Patriots
New England Patriots

Position
Offensive Line
Quality Control
Quality Control/Special Teams
Special Projects
Offensive Assistant/Research & Analysis
Head Coach Assistant/Research & Analysis
Research and Analysis/Coaching
Offensive Assistant
Asst. Quarterbacks/Director of Game Management

Dexter Taylor

STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGASSISTANT

Dexter Taylor joins the Patriots in 2024 as a strength & conditioning assistant after spending the previous two seasons
as the assistant director of strength & conditioning at Harvard. Prior to Harvard, Taylor worked as an assistant strength& conditioning coach at Brown from 2020-22.

Taylor earned a bachelor of science from Bemidji State
University where he played wide receiver. He also earned amaster of science in exercise science and sport studies from
Smith College.

Coby tippett

SPECIAL TEAMS COACHING ASSISTANT

2ND COACHING SEASON
1ST NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Coby Tippett joins New England as a special teams
coaching assistant following a season coaching cornerbacks
at Tufts University in 2023. He spent time as a coaching assistant during the Patriots 2023 training camp.

PLAYING

Tippett played defensive back and was a punt returner at
the University of Rhode Island and Towson University. At URI,
he earned first-team All-CAA honors as a punt returner andthird-team honors at safety.

PERSONAL

Coby Tippett is the son of Andre and Rhonda Tippett andhas three sisters, Madison, Asia and Janea. His father, Andre,
is a Pro Football and Patriots Hall of Famer who played for
the New England Patriots for 11 seasons and currently serves
as the executive director of community affairs for the organization.

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Years
2023
2024

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Team
Tufts University
New England Patriots

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Tiquan underwood

ASSISTANT WIDE RECEIVERS

COACHING

Tiquan Underwood joins the Patriots as assistant wide
receivers coach in 2024. He spent six seasons coaching at
the collegiate and NFL level following an eight-year playing
career in the NFL and CFL, including a stint with New Englandin 2011.
Underwood most recently spent two seasons as the wide
receivers coach and passing game coordinator at the University of Pittsburgh (2022-23). Prior to that, he was the wide
receivers coach at his alma mater, Rutgers, (2020-21). His
first NFL coaching job came as the offensive quality control
coach with the Miami Dolphins in 2019, after a season coaching wide receivers at Lafayette in 2018.

PLAYING

Footballstaff

7TH COACHING SEASON
7TH NFL SEASON
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ed by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the seventh round (253rd
pick overall) of the 2009 NFL draft out of Rutgers. He spent
two seasons in Jacksonville before playing a season in New
England in 2011. He spent time with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2012-13) and spent training camp with the Carolina
Panthers in 2014 before playing three seasons in the CFL
with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (2015-16) and Montreal Alouettes (2016-17).

PERSONAL

Tiquan Underwood is a native of New Brunswick, N.J.,
and graduated from Rutgers with a bachelor’s degree in sociology. He and his wife, Samantha, have three daughters:
Thai, Kali and Skye.

Underwood began his playing career after he was draft-

UNDERWOOD’S COACHING CAPSULE
Years
2018
2019
2020-212022-23
2024

Team
Lafayette
Miami Dolphins
Rutgers
Pittsburgh
New England Patriots

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Position
Wide Receivers
Offensive Quality Control
Wide Receivers
Wide Receivers/Passing Game Coordinator
Assistant Wide Receivers

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Drew Wilkins

OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS

Footballstaff

15TH COACHING SEASON
15TH NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Drew Wilkins joins New England in 2024 as outside linebackers coach after spending the last two seasons coachingoutside linebackers with the New York Giants.
In his two seasons with the Giants, Wilkins coached a unitthat included OLB Kayvon Thibodeaux, the fifth overall selection in the 2022 NFL Draft. Thibodeaux finished the 2023
season leading the team and recording a career high of 11½ sacks, tied for 12th most in the league. Jihad Ward, who
had previously played for Wilkins in Baltimore, recorded acareer-high of 5 sacks in 2023.
In Wilkins debut season with the team in 2022, Thibodeaux was selected to the All-Rookie Team by the PFWA
and was named NFC Defensive Player of the Week for his
dominant performance on Dec. 18 in Washington, where
he recorded a team-high 12 tackles (9 solo), 3 tackles forloss, and a strip-sack of Taylor Heinicke, whose fumble herecovered and returned one yard for his first NFL touchdown.
Thibodeaux also recorded a game-sealing strip-sack in the
Giants’ Oct. 16 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. After missing the first two games due to injury, Thibodeaux continually
improved as the season progressed and was named a Pro
Bowl alternate.
Despite being limited to only seven regular season
games, second-year pro Azeez Ojulari finished second on
the team with 5½ sacks and led the team with three forced
fumbles. Ward recorded career-highs of 43 tackles and seven tackles for loss (tied for team-lead).
The 2022 Giants ranked fifth in the NFL in third-down
defense, as their opponents converted just 35.1% of theiropportunities. The Giants also ranked fifth in the NFL in
red-zone defensive efficiency in 2022. The Giants allowed
45 fewer points and recorded seven more sacks than they
had the previous season, a major reason their victory total
increased by five games, and they earned their first playoff
berth since 2016 and won their first playoff game since 2011.
Prior to joining the Giants, Wilkins spent 12 seasons with
the Baltimore Ravens, the last 10 working with former Giants
defensive coordinator Wink Martindale, including the last
four coaching the outside linebackers. That tenure includeda Ravens victory in Super Bowl XLVII.
In 2021, the Ravens’ defense led the NFL against therun, allowing 84.5 yards a game. Baltimore was third in theleague in third down defense, allowing a conversion percentage of just 34.8 (70 of 201). Wilkins mentored rookie outside
linebacker Odafe Oweh, who was selected to the All-Rookie
Team by the PFWA.

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The previous season, the Ravens allowed the NFL’s second-fewest points per game (18.9), produced the No. 2 thirddown defense (34.0%), and registered an NFL-high 25 forced
fumbles. The 2019 Ravens produced a franchise-best 14-2
record, winning a second straight AFC North title. Baltimore
allowed the NFL’s third-fewest points (17.6) and fourth-fewest
net yards (300.6) per game.
Outside linebacker Matthew Judon who was selected to
two Pro Bowls (2019, 2020) during his tenure with Wilkins
in Baltimore.
Wilkins debuted as Baltimore’s outside linebackers coachin 2018, when the Ravens had the league’s top-ranked defense, allowing 292.9 yards per game. Baltimore also permitted the league’s second-fewest points per game (17.9 agame). Wilkins coached outside linebacker Terrell Suggs,
who registered 139.0 career sacks (8th in NFL history) andwas selected to seven Pro Bowls.
In 2017, Wilkins worked with a defensive unit that led theleague in both takeaways (34) and interceptions (22).
During Wilkins’ three seasons (2014-16) as a defensive
assistant, he was responsible for the weekly production of
the defensive playbook, scouting reports, film breakdown
and assisting with the development of the defensive line inpractice.
Wilkins joined the organization in 2010 as a football video
operations intern before becoming a video coordinator in2012, when the Ravens won the Super Bowl.

PERSONAL

Wilkins graduated from the University of Maryland in2010 with a double major in finance and supply chain management. While attending Maryland, he worked as a student
assistant under former Maryland head coach Ralph Friedgenand current Penn State head coach James Franklin.
Wilkins hometown is Doylestown, Pa.. He attended La
Salle College High School (Wyndmoor, Pa.), where he graduated in 2006 and earned all-league honors as a senior tightend.
Wilkins was selected to the East-West Shrine Game
coaching staff (2017-19, 2022) for displaying extraordinaryteaching and communication skills in the coaching profession. He also served as the West squad’s defensive coordinator in 2019 and the East squad’s defensive coordinator in
2022.
Wilkins and his wife, Nurit, have two sons, Benjamin Clarence and Leo Daniel, and a daughter, Emily Nina. His younger brother, Kevin, is a defensive analyst at Michigan.

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WILKINS’ COACHING CAPSULE
Team
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore Ravens
New York Giants
New England Patriots

Position
Football Video Operations Intern
Football Video Coordinator
Coaching Staff Assistant
Defensive Assistant
Assistant Defensive Line
Outside Linebackers/Assistant Defensive Line
Outside Linebackers
Outside Linebackers
Outside Linebackers

Football
staff

Years
2010-1120122013
2014-162017
2018-192020-212022-23
2024

Omar young

OFFENSIVE COACHING ASSISTANT

16TH COACHING SEASON
6TH NFL SEASON
1 S T P AT R I O T S S E A S O N

COACHING

Omar Young joins the Patriots as an offensive coachingassistant in 2024 after spending two seasons with the Chicago Bears.
Most recently, Young served as the Bears’ assistantquarterbacks and wide receivers coach in 2023, where hecoached WR D.J. Moore to career-bests in receptions (96),receiving yards (1,364) and touchdowns (8). Young also spenttime coaching running backs in Chicago in 2023, and the offense finished second in the league in rushing for the season.
He spent 2022 with Chicago as an offensive quality control
coach, returning to the NFL after three seasons coaching at
the collegiate level. In 2022, Chicago’s offense rushed for afranchise-record 3,014 yards and led the league in rushingyards, rushing average and rushing yards per game.
Young served in various roles at Eastern Illinois University (2019-21), beginning as the running backs coach for the2019 season before being promoted to co-special teams
coordinator for two seasons (2020-21). While working as
running backs coach, Young coached two running backs thatfinished top 10 in rushing in the Ohio Valley Conference in
2021. He also coached a freshman All-American (2019) and asecond-team All-OVC kick returner (2020) in his time with theprogram. Young came to EIU after spending two seasons as
an offensive quality control coach for the Green Bay Packers(2017-18).

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In his first NFL coaching role, Young spent the 2015
season as an offensive intern for the Cleveland Browns. He
then joined the University of South Carolina coaching staff
in February 2016 as an analyst before heading to Green Bay
in 2017.
Young’s first full-time Division I coaching role was at the
University of Colorado (2013-14), where he was the team’s
director of quality control.
Young’s coaching career began at the Division II andjunior college levels, working with De Anza (Calif.) College
in 2009 and Minnesota State Moorhead University in 2010.
Prior to beginning his coaching career, Young worked
as an intern for the Oakland Raiders and the Arena Footballleague’s San Jose SaberCats during the 2007-08 seasons,assisting the personnel department.

PLAYING

Young played defensive back at Willamette University for
two years before transferring to Savannah State University,where he worked as a student assistant and video coordinator for the football program.

PERSONAL

Young was born on Sept. 3, 1983, and grew up in Oakland, Calif. He currently resides in Massachusetts with hiswife, Noel.

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Football
staff

Years
2009
2010
2011-122013-142015
2016
2017-1820192020-21
2022
2023
2023
2024

Team
De Anza (Calif.) College
Minnesota State Moorhead
San Jose State
Colorado
Cleveland Browns
South Carolina
Green Bay Packers
Eastern Illinois
Eastern Illinois
Chicago Bears
Chicago Bears
Chicago Bears
New England Patriots

Position
Wide Receivers
Secondary & Special Teams Coordinator
Graduate Assistant
Director of Quality Control
Offensive Intern
AnalystOffensive Quality Control
Assistant Football Coach
Running Backs & Co-Special Teams Coordinator
Offensive Quality Control
Assistant Quarterbacks and Wide Receivers
Running Backs
Offensive Coaching Assistant

SKILL DEVELOPMENT

Troy brown

SKILL DEVELOPMENT KICK/PUNT RETURNERS
SUPER BOWLS: 01, 03, 04

Brown enters his first season in a new role as a skill development- kick/punt returners. He originally joined the New
England Patriots coaching staff in an NFL Minority Coaching
Fellowship position in 2019 and then worked with the running backs in 2020 and wide receivers in 2021 while also
working with the returners. He has worked with the returners
since 2019.
In 2020, Gunner Olszewski was named First-Team All-Pro
as a punt returner and led the NFL with 17.3 yards per return.
In 2022, the punt return unit ranked first in the NFL for punt
return yards and third in total return yards. Brown worked
closely with rookie DB Marcus Jones, who ranked second in
total return yards, punt return average and first in punt return
yards and the longest punt return. Jones was named to the2023 Associated Press All-Pro first team as a punt returner.
Under his guidance in 2022, WR Jakobi Meyers set newcareer highs in reception yards (804) and six receiving touchdowns, tripling his previous season high of two receiving
touchdowns.
Following the season, Brown served as the head coachof the West team in the East-West Shrine Bowl, leading his
team to a 12-3 victory.

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Brown spent his entire 15-season career as a wide receiver with the New England Patriots after being drafted by theteam in the eighth round (198th overall) of the 1993 NFL Draft
out of Marshall. Brown is a three-time Super Bowl champion(XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX), a five-time co-captain, earned Pro
Bowl honors in 2001 and was given the Ron Burton Community Service Award in 2004. He is the team’s all-time leading
punt returner with 252 career returns and 2,625 punt return
yards, ranks third all-time in receptions with 557 and ranks
third all-time in all-purpose yardage with 11,069 total yards.
Brown was inducted to the Patriots Hall of Fame in 2012.
Troy Brown was born on July 2, 1971, in Barnwell, South
Carolina. He lettered in both football and track at Blackville-Hilda High School in Blackville, South Carolina, andmajored in computer science at Marshall. Since retiring fromfootball, Brown has also worked as a football analyst for NBC
Sports Boston. Brown has four sons, Sir’mon, Saanjay, Skylar
and Sylas and is engaged to Ana Barros. .

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DIRECTOR OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Footballstaff

SUPER BOWLS: 18

Joe Kim enters his seventh season with the New England
Patriots and fifth as director of skill development in 2023.
Kim joined the Patriots as a defensive assistant/pass rushcoach in 2018. Kim originally began coaching in the NFLwith the Cleveland Browns under then head coach Bill Belichick as an assistant strength coach/pass rush specialist in
1992. He has since held positions with the Dallas Cowboys,
Miami Dolphins, Green Bay Packers, Denver Broncos, NewYork Giants, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, Chicago Bears,

Washington Redskins and Penn State before joining the New
England Patriots.
In 2017, Kim founded Football Combatives, a programthat utilizes martial arts-driven techniques and applies themto the game of football. Originally from Bay Village, Ohio,
Kim and his wife, Jeana, of 32 years live in Canton, Massachusetts, and have two daughters. Katie lives in Lakewood,
Ohio, and Lexi resides in Brooklyn, New York.

Matthew Slater

SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD COACH
SUPER BOWLS: 14, 16, 18

Matthew Slater begins his first season as a special assistant to the head coach after retiring in February following a
16-year playing career with the Patriots.
Slater originally joined the team as a fifth-round draft pick
(153rd overall) in the 2008 NFL Draft out of UCLA. He was a
13-time team captain and earned 10 Pro Bowl invitations asa special teamer, the most special teams Pro Bowl honors in
NFL history. Steve Tasker has the second-most with seven
Pro Bowl selections.
The three-time Super Bowl champion played in 25 postseason games, tied for the eighth-most in team history.
Slater ranks second in team history with 239 total games

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played and is the team’s all-time leader with 178 total special
teams tackles in the regular season and 23 special teams
tackles in the postseason. In 2011, Slater was pressed into
action on defense, making three starts at safety and finishing with 10 tackles. He also caught his first and only pass, a46-yard reception from QB Tom Brady at Miami on Sept. 12.
Slater had 11 seasons with 10 or more special teams tackles since 2000, the most in the NFL during that time.
Slater and his wife, Shahrzad, have three sons, Jeremiah,
Noah and Micah and a daughter, Hannah.

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ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS(Listed chronologically)
Coach
Seasons
Years
Lou Saban*
1.5
1960-61
Mike Holovak
7.5
1961-68
Clive Rush**
1.5
1969-70
John Mazur***
2.0
1970-72
Phil Bengtson
0.5
1972
Chuck Fairbanks
6.0
1973-78
Bullough-Erhardt#		 1978
Ron Erhardt#
3.0
1979-81
Ron Meyer##
2.5
1982-84
Raymond Berry
5.5
1984-89
Rod Rust
1.0
1990
2.0
1991-92
Dick MacPherson
Bill Parcells
4.0
1993-96
Pete Carroll
3.0
1997-99
Bill Belichick
24.0
2000-23
All-Time Totals
64.0
1960-2023

Regular Season Win
W-L-T
Pct.
7-12-0.368
52-46-9.528
5-16-0.238
9-21-0
.300
1-4-0
.200
46-39-0
.541
0-1-0
.000
21-27-0.438
18-15-0.545
48-39-0.552
1-15-0.063
8-24-0.250
32-32-0.500
27-21-0.563
266-121-0.687
541-433-9.555

Postseason
Career
W-L
W-L-T
0-0
7-12-01-1
53-47-90-0
5-16-00-0
9-21-0
0-0
1-4-0
0-2
46-41-0
0-0
0-1-0
0-0
21-27-0
0-1
18-16-0
3-2
51-41-0
0-0
1-15-00-0
8-24-02-2
34-34-0
1-2
28-23-0
30-12
296-133-0
37-22
578-455-9*Released after five games in 1961**Released after seven games in 1970***Released after nine games in 1972
#Ron Erhardt and Hank Bullough served as co-head coaches during Chuck Fairbanks’ one-game suspension (12/18/78).
##Released after five games in 1984.

Career
Win Pct.
.368
.528
.238
.300
.200
.529
.000
.438
.529
.554
.063
.250
.500
.549
.705
.560

POSTSEASON GAMESCoachMike Holovak
Chuck Fairbanks
Ron Meyer
Raymond BerryBill Parcells
Pete Carroll
Bill Belichick
Postseason Totals

Games
Years
2
1963
2
1976, 1978
1
1982
5
1985, 1986
4
1994, 1996
3
1997, 1998
42 2001, 2003-07, 2009-19, 21
59
28 Years

Coach
Lou Saban
Mike Holovak
Clive RushJohn Mazur
Chuck Fairbanks
Ron Erhardt
Ron Meyer
Raymond Berry
Rod Rust
Dick MacPherson
Bill Parcells
Pete Carroll
Bill BelichickPreseason Totals

Games
9
32
9
12
34
12
12
21
4
8
16
13
90
272

Coach
Lou Saban
Mike Holovak
Clive RushJohn Mazur
Chuck Fairbanks
Ron Erhardt
Ron Meyer
Raymond Berry
Rod Rust
Dick MacPherson
Bill Parcells
Pete Carroll
Bill Belichick
Opening Day Totals

Games
2
7
2
2
6
3
3
5
1
2
4
3
24
64

W-L-T
1-1-0
0-2-0
0-1-0
3-2-0
2-2-0
1-2-0
30-12-0
37-22-0

Pct.
.500
.000
.000
.600
.500
.333
.714
.627

PRESEASON GAMES
Years
1960-61
1962-68
1969-70
1971-72
1973-78
1979-81
1982-84
1985-89
1990
1991-92
1993-96
1997-99
2000-19, 21-22
1960-2019, 21-23

W-L-T
7-2-0
5-27-0
2-7-0
3-9-0
20-13-1
7-5-0
3-9-0
10-11-0
0-4-0
2-6-0
8-8-0
7-6-0
50-40-0
124-147-1

Pct.
.778
.156
.222
.250
.603
.583
.250
.476
.000
.250
.500
.538
.563
.458

OPENING DAY GAMES

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Years
1960-61
1962-68
1969-70
1971-72
1973-78
1979-81
1982-84
1985-89
1990
1991-92
1993-96
1997-99
2000-23
1960-2023

W-L-T
0-2-0
3-4-0
1-1-0
1-1-0
2-4-0
1-2-0
2-1-0
5-0-0
0-1-0
1-1-0
1-3-0
2-1-0
16-8-035-29-0

Pct.
.000
.429
.500
.500
.333
.333
.667
1.000
.000
.500
.250
.667
.667
.547

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Achord, Cam

TOTAL YEARS OF

NAME

YEARS

SERVICEDefensive Coordinator/DL

2

2002-03

Defensive Coordinator

1

2004

Crosby, Steve

Special Teams/Tight Ends

1

1990

Daboll, Brian

Wide Receivers

5

2002-06

SERVICE

Assistant Special Teams2

2018-19

Special Teams Coordinator3

2020-23

Atkins, David

Offensive Backs

1

1993

Beatty, Bruce

Offensive Line4

1969-72

Bielema, Bret

Defensive Line

1

2019

Offensive Coaching Assistant

1

2013

Belichick, Bill

Asst. Head Coach/Secondary

1

1996

Tight Ends

3

2014-16

Daly, Brendan

POSITION

Defensive Assistant

1

2014

Defensive Line4

2015-18

Head Coach24

2000-23

Belichick, Brian

Safeties

42020-23

Belichick, Steve

Safeties3

2016-18

Secondary, Safeties

1

2019

Outside Linebackers

22020-21

Linebackers

2

2023

Davis, Don

Head Coach (Interim)

1/16

1972

DeGuglielmo, Dave Offensive Line2

2014-15

Dotsch, Rollie

Outside Linebackers

21975-7622022-23

Douglas, Ross

Wide Receivers/
2022

Bengtson, Phil

Bentley, V’Angelo NFL Coaching Fellowship/
DefenseBerry, RaymondBlackmon, DonDavidson, Jeff

Tight Ends

1

1997

Asst. Offensive Line4

1998-01

Asst. Offensive Line/TEs

3

2002-04

Asst. Strength & Conditioning 1

2007

Receivers

4

1978-81

NFL Coaching Fellowship

1

Head Coach

5.5

1984-89

Wide Receivers

1

2023

Staff Assistant

1

1988

Elias, Bill

Defensive Backfield2

1969-70

Linebackers

21989-90

Endicott, Steve

Receivers

2.5

1982-84

Brittenham, Dean Strength/Conditioning

3

1985-87

Erber, Lew

Offensive Coordinator/QBs

3

1982-84

Brasher, TommyLinebackers

31982-84

Erhardt, Ron

Offensive Backfield

6

1973-78

Bruney, Fred

Defensive Backfield2

1962-63

Head Coach3

1979-81Bryant, Cleve

Offensive Backfield3

1982-84

Evans, Dick

Defensive Line2

1971-72

Boudreau, Paul

Offensive Line1

1997-98

Fairbanks, Chuck Head Coach6

1973-78

Boyer, Josh

Defensive Backs

3

2009-11Fears, Ivan

Cornerbacks

7

2012-18

Bricillo, Carmen

Offensive Line2

2020-21

Brown, Corwin

Defensive Backs

1

2010

Brown, Troy

Running Backs, Kick Returners

1

2020

Wide Receivers, Kick Returners

3

Wide Receivers

5

1991-92, 99-01

Running Backs

20

2002-21

Offensive Assistant

1

2010

Tight Ends

1

2011

Fisch, Jedd

Quarterbacks

1

2020

2021-23

Fletcher, Tom

Defensive Backfield2

1971-72

Flores, Brian

Offensive Assistant/Special Teams 1

2010

Ferentz, Brian

Bullough, Hank

Defensive Line7

1973-79

Cabrera, Moses

Asst. Strength & Conditioning

5

2011-15

Defensive Assistant

1

2011

Head Strength & Conditioning

8

2016-23

Safeties

4

2012-15

Tight Ends

6

2017-22

Linebackers

32016-182

1962-63

Gerber, Norm

Inside Linebackers

21991-92

Godsey, George

Offensive Assistant

1

2011

Tight Ends

2

2012-13

Caley, NickCampbell, Marion Defensive Line
Capers, Dom

Special Asst./Secondary

1

2008

Cappelletti, Gino

Special Teams3

1979-81

Carroll, Pete

Head Coach

Carthon, Maurice Offensive AssistantCarr, Jim

3

1997-992

1994-95

Graham, Patrick

Defensive Assistant

1

2010

Linebackers

3

2011, 14-15
2012-13

Running Backs

1

1996

Defensive Line

2

Defensive Backfield5

1985-89

Gibson, Claude

Defensive Backfield

1

1968

3

1982-84

Grier, Bobby

Offensive Backfield

9

1981, 85-92

Groh, Al

Defensive Coordinator/LBs

4

1993-96

Hamilton, Ray

Asst. Defensive Line5

1985-89

Caruthers, LeBaron Strength & Conditioning
Caserio, Nick

Wide Receivers

1

2007

Collier, Joe

Defensive Backfield

2

1960-61

Defensive Coordinator2

1991-92

Defensive Line3

1997-99

Asst. Running Backs/WR

2

1991-92

Hardy, James

Asst. Strength & Conditioning

2

2016-17

Asst. Secondary

1

2005

Hardegree, Bo

Quality Control/QBs

1

2021

Secondary2

2006-07

Hoaglin, Fred

Offensive Line4

1993-96

Holovak, Mike

Offensive Backfield

1.5

1960-61

Head Coach7.5

1961-684

2020-23

Collier, Joel

Covington, DeMarcus Outside Linebackers

1

2019

Defensive Line4

2020-23Coury, Dick

Offensive Coordinator2

1991-92

Houston, Joe

Assistant Special Teams

Crennel, Romeo

Defensive Line4

1993-96

Hufnagel, John

Quarterbacks

1

2003

Defensive Coordinator

1

2001

Hughes, Tyler

Offensive Assistant3

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ALL-TIME COACHING ROSTERTOTALYEARS OFNAMEPOSITION		TOTAL YEARS OFYEARSSERVICENAME

POSITION

YEARS

Humenuik, Rod

Asst. Head Coach/O-Line

5

1985-88

Nash, Harold

Asst. Strength & Conditioning 6

Offensive Line3

1990-92

Jackson, Harold

Receivers

5

1985-89

Johnson, Pepper

Assistant Linebackers

1

2000

Inside Linebackers

3

2001-03

Defensive Line8

2004-11

Linebackers

22012-13

Assistant Special Teams

3

2012-14

Special Teams

4

2015-18

Special Teams Coordinator/WRs

1

2019

Judge, Joe

Offensive Assistant/

Jones, Keith

2005-10

Strength & Conditioning

5

2011-15

Nelsen, Bill

Quarterbacks

2

1973-74

Nelson, Steve

Linebackers

1

1990

O’Brien, Bill

Wide Receivers

1

2008

Quarterbacks

2

2009-10
2011, 2023

Offensive Coordinator/QBs

2

O’Brien, Scott

Special Teams

6

2009-14

O’Shea, Chad

Receivers

10

2009-18
1993-96

Quarterbacks

1

2022

Palmer, Chris

Wide Receivers

4

Assistant Head Coach

1

2023

Parcells, Bill

Linebackers

1

1980

Head Coach4

1993-96
1993-99

NFL Coaching Fellowship/
Defense1

2023

Parker, Johnny

Strength/Conditioning

7

Jones, Stan

Defensive Line2

1991-92

Parilli, Babe

Quarterbacks

1

1981

Kennan, Larry

Offensive Coordinator

1

1997

Patricia, Matt

Asst. Offensive Line

1

2005

Khayat, Eddie

Defensive Line5

1985-89

Linebackers

52006-10Kim, Joe

Director of Skill Development

1

2019

Safeties

1

2011

Kinard, Billy

Defensive Backfield2

1979-80

Defensive Coordinator6

2012-17

Senior Football Advisor/
2022

Klemm, Adrian

Offensive Line

1

2023

Lantz, RickLinebackers

1

1981

Offensive Line1

Lawing, Will

Tight Ends

1

2023

Patterson, Andre

Defensive Assistant

1

1997

Lindsey, Dale

Defensive Line

1

1990

Paul, Markus

Asst. Strength & Conditioning

5

2000-04

Lombardi, Mick

Assistant Quarterbacks

1

2019

Pees, Dean

Linebackers

22004-05

Wide Receivers

22020-21

Defensive Coordinator4

2006-09

Loudd, Rommie

Linebackers

1

1966

Pelini, Bo

Linebackers

31997-99

Lynn, Ron

Defensive Backs

3

1997-99

Pellegrino, Mike

Cornerbacks

5

2019-23

Perkins, Ray

Receivers

4

1974-77

Offensive Coordinator4

1993-96

Polonchek, John

QBs/Special Asst. to Coach

12 1975-80, 85-90

Pope, Mike

Running Backs

1

1994

Tight Ends

2

1995-96

Assistant Running Backs

1

2019

Offensive Line

1

2020

MacPherson, Dick Head Coach2

1991-92

Mangini, Eric5

2000-04

Defensive Backs
Defensive Coordinator

1

2005

Mangurian, Pete

Tight Ends

4

2005-08

Mayo, Deron

Asst. Strength & Conditioning

6

2018-23

Mayo, Jerod

Inside Linebackers

32019-21

Linebackers

22022-23

Popovich, Cole

Quarterbacks

2

2004-05

Raye, Jimmy

Offensive Coordinator/QBs

1

1990

Offensive Coordinator/QBs

13

2006-08,

Rehbein, Dick

Quarterbacks

2

2000-01			

2012-19, 21

Reilly, Jack

McDaniels, Josh

Offensive Coordinator

50

SERVICE1

2020

Quarterbacks

2

1998-99

Richardson, Jesse Defensive Line5

1965-69
1978-81

McLaughlin, Leon Offensive Line

1

1977

Ringo, Jim

Offensive Line4

Mazur, John

Offensive Backfield

1.5

1969-70

Roach, Dick

Defensive Backs

1

1981

Head Coach

2.5

1970-72

Rothstein, Evan

Offensive Assistant

1

2022

Melvin, Randy

Defensive Line2

2000-01

Assistant Quarterbacks

1

2023

Meyer, John

Linebackers

41969-72

Rowan, Keith

Special Teams

1

1989

Meyer, Ron

Head Coach

2.5

1982-84

Rush, Clive

Head Coach

1.5

1969-70

Miller, Burnie

Special Teams

1

1972

Rust, Rod

Miller, Red

Offensive Line

6 1960-61, 73-76

Defensive Coordinator
Head Coach5
1

1983-87
1990

Moore, Myrel

Outside Linebackers

21991-92

Rutigliano, Sam

Off. Backs/Receivers

31971-73Mora, Jim

Defensive Coordinator

1

1982

Ryan, Rob

Linebackers

1

2000

Morriss, Guy

Asst. Offensive Line2

1988-89

Outside Linebackers

3

2001-03

Muir, Bill

Offensive Line3

1982-84

Head Coach

1.5

1960-61

Saban, Lou

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Scarnecchia, Dante

POSITION
Special Teams/TEs

YEARS
7

		

TOTAL YEARS OF

NAME
Uyrus, DavePOSITION
Asst. Special Teams/DL

YEARS
2

SERVICE
1991-92

Special Teams/TEs

2

Special Assistant2

1991-92

Valek, Jim

Special Teams

3

1973-75

1993-94

Ventrone, Ray

Assistant Special Teams

3

Defensive Asst./LBs

2

2015-17

1995-96

Waldron, Shane

Tight Ends

1

Special Teams

2009

2

1997-98

Walker, DeWayne Defensive Assistant/DBs

3

1998-00

Offensive Line5

1999, 2016-19

Asst. Head Coach/Off. Line15

2000-13SERVICE
1982-88

Walker, Dick

Defensive Backs

1

1977

Walters, Steve

Defensive Backs

3

1982-84
1997-98

Schuplinski, Jerry Assistant Quarterbacks

3

2016-18

Wide Receivers

2

Seely, Brad

Special Teams10

1999-08

Weaver, Larry

Defensive Backfield4

1973-76

Shinnick, Don

Linebackers

51985-89

Weber, Chuck

Defensive Line/Backfield4

1964-67

Shurmur, Fritz

Defensive Line4

1978-81

Weis, Charlie

Tight Ends

2

1993-94

Sidwell, Steve

Linebackers

31982-84

Running Backs

1

1995

Defensive Coordinator3

1997-99

Wide Receivers

1

1996

Simmons, Jerry

Strength/Conditioning

3

1988-90

Offensive Coordinator/RBs

1

2000

Smith, Carl

Asst. Head Coach/QBs

1

1997

Tight Ends2

1998-99

Smith, Jerry

Defensive Line2

1960-61

Spinney, Art

Offensive Line7

1962-68

West, Charlie

Steckel, Les

Quarterbacks/Receivers

4

1985-88

Stoltz, Jerry

Receivers

4

Sumner, Charlie

Linebackers/Secondary

6

Defensive Coordinator/DBs 1

Offensive Coordinator/RBs/QBs 1

2001

Offensive Coordinator/QBs

1

2002

Offensive Coordinator2

2003-04

Defensive Backs

2

1991-92

Wilson, Kirby

Running Backs

3

1997-99

1969-72

Woicik, Mike

Strength and Conditioning

11

2000-10

1973-78

Wood, Richard

Receivers

2

1989-90

1990

Yates, Billy

Assist. Offensive Line32021-23

Sunseri, Vinnie

Running Backs

32021-23

Yewcic, Tom

Offensive Backs/Sp Teams

3

1976-78

Sweatman, Mike

Special Teams

4

1993-96

Zampese, Ernie

Offensive Coordinator2

1998-99

Taseff, Carl

Defensive Backs

1

1964

Trott, Bob

Defensive Backs

3

1993-95

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Eliot wolf

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF
PLAYER PERSONNEL

SUPER BOWLS: 10

Eliot Wolf enters his fifth season with the Patriots after
being hired in March 2020 and is entering his first season
as executive vice president of player personnel after being
named to the position on May 11, 2024.
Wolf spent the last two seasons as director of scouting,after originally joined the Patriots as a scouting consultant
in 2020.
Prior to joining New England, Wolf spent the 2018 and2019 seasons as the Cleveland Browns’ assistant generalmanager. Before to his time in Cleveland, Wolf spent 14 years
in various roles with the Green Bay Packers.
During his time in Green Bay, the Packers earned 10 trips
to the playoffs, seven NFC North division titles and a victoryin Super Bowl XLV.
Wolf originally joined the Packers as a pro personnel
assistant in 2004. He was promoted to assistant director of
pro personnel in 2008. He spent 2011 as assistant director ofplayer personnel before serving as director of pro personnel
for three seasons (2012-14). Wolf was elevated to directorof player personnel in 2015 and spent his final two seasons(2016-17) with the Packers as director of football operations.
Wolf is the son of former Green Bay Packers general manager and 2015 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Ron Wolf.
Wolf earned a B.A. in English from the University of Miami,
where he served as a volunteer in the recruiting department
from 2000-03, including for the 2001 NCAA National Championship team. He graduated in December 2003 after justthree and a half years in order to begin his NFL career before
the 2004 NFL Draft.
Wolf and his wife, Regan, have three daughters, Daisy,
Liza and Sylvia.

Matt groh

DIRECTOR OF PLAYER PERSONNEL
SUPER BOWLS: 14, 16, 18

Matt Groh enters his 14th season with the Patriots and histhird as Director of Player Personnel. He served two years as
a national scout, six as an area scout and the 2021 season
as College Scouting Director. He joined the organization in
July 2011 as a scouting assistant and served in that role fortwo seasons. Groh was a quarterback at Princeton Universi-

52ty, where he graduated in 2003 with a psychology degree.
He later earned a law degree from the University of Virginiain 2008.
A native of Hingham, Mass., Groh graduated from Chaminade High School on Long Island. Groh and his wife, Courtney, have a daughter, Emma, and a son, Ryan.

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Alonzo Highsmith

SENIOR PERSONNEL EXECUTIVE
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Alonzo Highsmith joins the Patriots in 2024 as the seniorpersonnel executive.
Highsmith most recently served as the General Manager
of Football Operations for the University of Miami for thelast two years (2022-23). Prior to his role at the Universityof Miami, he worked as the Senior Executive Advisor to theGeneral Manager for the Seattle Seahawks (2020-22), Vice
President of Personnel for the Cleveland Browns (2018-19),and spent 13 years in the personnel with Green Bay and six
seasons as a Senior Personnel Executive for the Green Bay(2012-17).
Following his six-year playing career in the NFL as a running back, Highsmith amassed a 27-1-2 record over a fouryear boxing career. Twenty three of his victories came by wayof knockout.
Highsmith was drafted with the third overall pick in the1986 NFL draft by the Houston Oilers and spent three seasons with the team (1987-89). He also played for the Dallas
Cowboys (1990-91) and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1991-92).
As a freshman at the University of Miami, Highsmith was amember of the 1983 Hurricanes football team that claimed anational title. He was a three-year starter under head coach
Jimmy Johnson, playing fullback.
Originally from Barstow, Florida, Highsmith attended
Christopher Columbus High School. He earned All-American
recognition for football, but also ran track and played basketball.

Mike aronian

SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER

Michael Aronian enters his sixth season as a software
engineer for the New England Patriots. Michael joined theorganization as an intern in November 2018 before joining
the staff full time in April of 2019. Michael studied Mathematics at Salem State University. Prior to joining the Patriots,

Michael worked with 4th and 5th grade students in special
education at Bedford Public Schools. Michael was born andraised in Chelmsford, Mass., where he attended Chelmsford
High School.

Casey belongia

AREA SCOUT (MIDWEST)

Casey Belongia begins his first season with New England
as a Midwest area scout.
He joined New England after 10 seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He started with the Jaguars as a scoutingintern in 2014, before serving as a scouting assistant for two
seasons (2015-16). Belongia was a West Coast scout for Jacksonville for six seasons and served as a pro scout for the Jag-

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uars last season. He spent seven seasons as an equipment
assistant while in high school and college with the Green Bay
Packers beginning in 2007.
Belongia graduated from St. Norbert College (De Pere, Wisconsin) in 2014. He and his wife, Megan, have a daughter,
Hadley.

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AREA SCOUT (SOUTHWEST)
SUPER BOWLS: 18

Alex Brooks begins his seventh season with the New
England Patriots in 2023 and fourth as an area scout, responsible for the Southwest territory. He originally joined thePatriots as a scouting assistant in May 2018. Prior to joining
the NFL ranks, Brooks spent the 2018 Spring Season at John
Carroll University, serving as assistant DL/RB Coach. Prior
to coaching, Brooks played at West Virginia University from2013-2016. He was coached by Dana Holgorsen and was amember of the 10-3, 2016 team that made an appearance in
the Russell Athletic Bowl. He graduated from West Virginiawith a degree in Sports Psychology and a minor in Communications in May 2017. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Brooks
graduated from Mayfield High School in 2013 where he wasa letterman in football and track.

Maya Ana Callender
SCOUTING ASSISTANT

Maya Ana Callender joined the Patriots in 2023 following
four years serving as the Director of Football Operations &Pro Liaison at Princeton University from 2019-23. She was
responsible for internal and external aspects of the program.
Prior to Princeton, Callender spent a year at Belhaven
University in Jackson, Mississippi while working in an interim
director of football operations role.
Callender completed a training camp football operations

rotational internship with the Philadelphia Eagles, where she
worked with internal operations and personnel staff. She wasalso named a 2022 Nunn Wooten Scouting Fellow for theTampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Bronx, New York native graduated from Utica University in 2016 with a Marketing Management degree.

Emily Capprini

SOFTWARE ENGINEER

Emily Capprini enters her third season with the New England Patriots as a software engineer. She spent six months
working as an intern in the department while she completed
her degree.
Prior to New England, Capprini interned at Trinity College
in the IT department and at Brown Brothers Harriman as asystems intern.

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Capprini graduated from Trinity College in 2022 with adegree in computer science. She was also on the varsity
swim team all four years.
A native of Norton, Massachusetts., Capprini attended
Norton High School.

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Marquis Dickerson
PRO SCOUT

Marquis Dickerson enters his third season with the Patriots and first season as a pro scout. Dickerson spent his firsttwo seasons in New England as a scouting assistant. Prior
to the Patriots, Dickerson spent the 2021 season as a Player
Personnel Intern with the Green Bay Packers.
After playing along the Defensive Line at Notre Dame,

Dickerson entered the private sector joining E&J Gallo Winery as a member of the Sales Leadership and Development
program. During that time, he also served as DL Coach atSaint Peter’s Prep in Jersey City, NJ from 2017-2021.
Dickerson, a native of Marianna, Arkansas, holds a BBA
from Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business and is married to former Notre Dame track athlete, Taylor.

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Matt Evans

NATIONAL SCOUT (EAST)

Matt Evans enters his 11th NFL season in 2024 after joining New England during the 2021 offseason. Prior to his current role, Evans spent seven seasons with the Washington
Commanders.
Evans originally joined Washington in 2014 as a player
personnel assistant. He transitioned into area scouting in2015 and oversaw scouting operations in the Northeast region from 2015-18 and the Southeast region from 2019-20.
In 2013, Evans participated in rookie minicamps with the
New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles after completing a collegiate playing career at the University of New
Hampshire from 2008-12. Evans was a four-year linebacker

at New Hampshire, posting a school-record 460 career tackles and becoming only the fifth player in UNH history to have
his jersey number (No. 52) retired. The three-time Walter
Camp All-American earned the Buck Buchanan Award, given annually to the most outstanding defensive player in the
FCS, in 2011. He was inducted into the UNH Athletics Hallof Fame as part of the Class of 2018 and was inducted into
the Thayer Academy (Braintree, Ma.) Sports Hall of Fame in
2023. Evans graduated with a bachelor’s degree in businessadministration in December 2012. He is a native of Hanover,
Massachusetts. He and his wife, Tricia, have a son, Jackson.

Sam fioroni

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PROPERSONNEL

Sam Fioroni enters his fourth season with the Patriots
personnel department and first season as assistant director
of pro personnel.
Fioroni joined the Patriots as a pro scout after completing
his MBA from the University of Notre Dame, where he also
worked for Notre Dame football’s recruiting department. He
previously worked for the Cleveland Browns, spending threeseasons in various roles within their scouting department.

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Prior to his time with the Browns, Fioroni was the wide receivers coach at the University of Chicago, where he helped
guide the Maroons to a conference championship.
Fioroni was a four-year letterman at Denison University,
earning all-conference honors three times while setting theschool record for all-purpose yards. He graduated from Denison in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in economics. He andhis wife, Sarah, are Michigan natives.

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AREA SCOUT (NORTHEAST)

Justin Hickman enters his fourth season with the Patriots
after spending the 2020 season as an analyst/scouting manager for the Tampa Bay Vipers.
Prior to the XFL, Hickman was a scout for the Toronto Argonauts from 2017-19. His scouting career came after playing
across both the NFL and CFL between 2007-16. As a defensive end, Hickman represented the Indianapolis Colts, Ham-

ilton Tiger-Cats and Los Angeles Avengers. In 2007, Hickman
graduated from UCLA with a history degree and later spenttime on the Washington Football Team’s roster.
Hickman was born in El Paso, Texas, and grew up in Glendale, Arizona. He completed his master’s degree in sports
administration at Wayne State University.

J.T. Hill

AREA SCOUT (WEST)

J.T. Hill enters his third season with New England after abrief stint with Temple University as director of player personnel.
Hill joined Temple after one season as director of recruitment/player personnel and pro liaison at Florida International.
Prior to FIU, Hill spent the 2020 season at Tennessee as
the assistant director of player personnel. Hill also spent time

during 2019 with the Miami Dolphins as a scouting assistant.
A native of Centre, Alabama, Hill spent 2016-2019 on staff
at Alabama as a recruiting specialist, helping the Crimson
Tide to not only the 2017 National Championship but also theNo. 1 ranked recruiting class in 2017 and 2019.

Josh hinch

AREA SCOUT (SOUTHEAST)

Josh Hinch is in his fourth year in the Patriots personnel department. He joined the Patriots after serving as the
Director of Player Personnel with the Tampa Bay Vipers of
the XFL and the Personnel Director for the Orlando Apollosof the Alliance of American Football. Hinch spent three seasons as a scouting assistant with the Tampa Bay Buccaneersfrom June 2015 through May of 2018. A graduate of South

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Carolina, where he played running back, Hinch served as
the running backs coach for SUNY Maritime College in 2012
and then spent six months as a strength and conditioning
coach for football, track and field and men’s soccer at South
Carolina before serving for a season at Northwestern as therecruiting assistant and special teams quality control.

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Tucker ingraham

NATIONAL SCOUT (CENTRAL)
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SUPER BOWLS: 18
Tucker Ingraham enters his eighth season with the New
England Patriots and his fourth as a national scout after two
years as an area scout. Ingraham joined the organization in
May of 2017 as a scouting assistant. He spent four summers
as a football operations intern, from 2013 to 2016, assistingwith the team’s training camp operations, team travel andday-to-day logistical needs of players and staff. Ingrahamjoined the Patriots full-time after graduating from Wesleyan
University in 2017, where he served as a student assistanton the coaching staff and graduated with a degree in American Government. A native of Northport, New York, Ingraham
graduated from Northport High School in 2013, where he
was a letterman in ice hockey.

Tony Kinkela

NATIONAL SCOUT (WEST)
SUPER BOWLS: 20

Tony Kinkela enters his third season with New England
after spending 13 seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
including 11 years as an area scout. He originally joined Tampa Bay as a combine scout, focusing on the NFL Combine
and working with the NFL in selecting invitees to the annual
event.
Prior to joining Tampa Bay, he spent three seasons as the
director of football operations for the Tulane Green Wave
(2006-08).
During the 2004 and 2005 campaigns, Kinkela was theassistant director of football operations at Washington State.
He also served as the assistant recruiting coordinator during
the same period, coordinating on-campus official and unoffi-

cial visits and oversaw the recruiting film system. As a member of the Cougar’s staff, Kinkela was a part of Washington
State’s 2003 Rose Bowl and Holiday Bowl teams, and the2001 Sun Bowl squad.
As a student at Washington State, Kinkela served as a
student assistant for the football team from 2001 through2004 and was a student representative for the NCAA Peer
Review Board. A native of Graham, Washington, he received
his bachelor’s degree in sports management in 2004 andhis master’s degree in education administration in 2011 from
Washington State. Kinkela and his wife, Merilee, have a son,
Koen, and a daughter, Kenley.

Bob kronenberg
PRO SCOUT

Bob Kronenberg enters his first season with New England
as a pro scout. He most recently served as an assistant offensive line coach with Atlanta (2019-20) after serving as an area
scout with the Falcons from 2012 through the 2018 season.
Kronenberg spent seven seasons with the Georgia Forceof the AFL serving as the assistant head coach and defensive coordinator from 2003-08. In 2005, the Force defense
topped the League in touchdown passes against (67) while
the team made an Arena Bowl appearance.

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Prior to joining the Force staff, he served as an assistantcoach with the Nashville Kats of the AFL in 2001.
Kronenberg attended St. Cloud State (MN) and was astandout in football and track. Following his graduation, he
was signed as a rookie free agent by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1993. Kronenberg’s playing career also included
four seasons in NFL Europe, three years in the CanadianFootball League and a training camp appearance with the
Washington Redskins in 1998.

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Nancy MeierFootballstaff

DIRECTOR OF SCOUTING ADMINISTRATIONSUPER BOWLS: 01, 03, 04, 14, 16, 18

Nancy Meier is enjoying her 50th season with the Patriots and is the longest tenured full-time employee on staff.
Meier joined the scouting department on Oct. 20, 1975, andhas worked with 10 different Patriots coaching staffs. She
has been a part of each of the franchise’s 11 Super Bowl
appearances and has been with the organization for 27 of
the team’s 28 playoff seasons. In her current role, Meier’s

responsibilities include coordinating logistics for all of thePatriots scouts, free agent signings, draft choices and tryouts. She also serves as the team’s liaison to the league forall personnel communication, including the daily reporting of
all transactions on the waiver wire. The Meier family resides
in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.

Richard miller

DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH
SUPER BOWLS: 01, 03, 04, 14, 16, 18

Richard Miller is in his 29th season with the Patriots. Miller
joined the Patriots as player compensation analyst in March
1996 and was promoted to director of research in 2001. Miller
is responsible for managing the Patriots salary cap and player
costs; player contract research and statistical trends; financial
and strategic planning; and assisting the personnel department with draft, free agency and game advance analytics. A

native of Hortonville, Wisconsin, Miller graduated from Carroll
University with a bachelor’s degree in finance and economics
in 1993 and from Brandeis University with a master’s degree
in international economics in 1996. Miller also matriculated at
Aberystwyth University in Wales and the National Universityof Singapore. Miller resides in Franklin, Massachusetts, withhis wife, Sharon, and two sons, Colin and Joshua.

Marshall oium

DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL STRATEGYSUPER BOWLS: 18

PRONOUNCED OY-um

Marshall Oium enters his seventh season with the Patriots personnel department and his first as director of footballstrategy. Prior to his current role, Oium spent a season as
assistant director of scouting and five seasons as a pro scout.
Oium joined the Patriots after four seasons with theCleveland Browns, serving as a pro scout during the 2016
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ifrts two seasons. Prior to his time with the Browns, Oium
worked as a commodities trader with Marquette Partners
from 2011-13.
Oium played four years of quarterback for the Universityof Chicago, while also playing baseball for the school as an
outfielder and pitcher. A native of Temecula, California, Oium
graduated from the University of Chicago in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in economics. He and his wife, Emely, have adaughter, Ryan, and a son, Harrison.

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a.j. Richardson

SCOUTING ASSISTANT
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A.J. Richardson begins his first season as a scouting assistant with New England after joining the Patriots from the
University of Missouri. Richardson played college football at
Boise State and was signed by the Arizona Cardinals as a
rookie free agent in 2019 and spent two seasons with the

Cardinals on the practice squad. He also played for the Michigan Panthers of the USFL in 2022.
Richardson is a native of Lomita, California and played
football at Narbonne High School.

Keithen SHepard
DATA ENGINEER

Keithen Shepard enters his third season with the Patriots
as a data engineer. He first began working with the team in
January 2022 while finishing his studies.
Shepard graduated with a degree in computer sciencefrom MIT in 2021. He continued his studies and completed

a master’s degree in engineering at his alma mater in 2022.
During his time with MIT, Shepard played wide receiver for
the Engineers.
A native of Vancouver, Washington., Shepard previously
held an internship at Amazon in Software Development.

Landon Simpson
SCOUTING ASSISTANT

Landon Simpson begins his first season with New England as a scouting assistant. He spent the last two seasons
with the University of Miami as a coordinator of player personnel/head coach recruiting analyst.
Prior to that position, he served as the recruiting coordi-

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nator for football at Texas State University. Simpson worked
as a video coordinator and a player personnel intern while astudent at Texas A&M from 2019 through 2022.
He graduated with a degree in Sports Management from
Texas A&M.

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Brian smith
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PERSONNEL COORDINATOR
SUPER BOWLS: 01, 03, 04, 14, 16, 18

Brian Smith is in his fourth season as a personnel coordinator after nine seasons as a college scouting coordinatorand two seasons as the assistant director of college scouting.
He spent six seasons as a pro scout for the Patriots and has
served in a number of roles for the team since 2000. In 2006,
he served as a special assignment scout for the Patriots. From
2004-05, Smith served as the Patriots director of operations,handling the logistical coordination of the team’s football operations, including team travel and training camp operations,as well as various day-to-day logistical needs of players andstaff. He originally joined the Patriots in 2000 and assisted
the coaching staff for four seasons from 2000 through 2003.
The Marathon, Florida, native is a Providence College graduate and also attended Davidson (North Carolina) College,
where he played football. He is a graduate of Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts, where he lettered in football.
Smith and his wife, Carrie, were married in 2009. They have
two children - a son, Thomas and a daughter, Delia Grace.

Bryson speas

SCOUTING ASSISTANT

Bryson Speas joined the Patriots in 2023 as a scouting
assistant.
Speas played five seasons on the offensive line at North
Carolina State where he was team captain and four-year

starter. He graduated with a degree in psychology in December of 2021.
Speas is originally from Greensboro, N.C. He and his fiancee’, Kendall have a dog named Hendrix.

Patrick Stewart

DIRECTOR OF PRO PERSONNEL
SUPER BOWLS: 14, 16

Patrick Stewart re-joined New England in the 2023 offseason after spending 11 seasons with the organization from 2007
through the 2017 season. He enters his first season in 2024
as director of pro personnel following one season as a seniorpersonnel advisor.
Stewart most recently served as the Vice President ofPlayer Personnel for the Carolina Panthers for two seasons(2021-22), after originally joining the Panthers as the Directorof Player Personnel in 2020. Prior to joining the Panthers, heworked as a national scout for the Philadelphia Eagles (2018-60

19). Stewart originally joined the Patriots in 2007 as a scouting
assistant, then served as a pro scout from 2010-12 and an area
scout in 2009 and from 2013 through the 2017 season.
Prior to entering the NFL, Stewart worked with Temple(2006), Western Carolina (2005) and Ohio State (2000-04).
Stewart was born in Steubenville, Ohio, and attended Indian
Creek High School before earning a Bachelor of Arts in politicalscience from Ohio State. He and his wife, Whitney, have twosons, Theo and Calvin.

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Camren Williams

DIRECTOR OF COLLEGE SCOUTING

Camren Williams enters his ninth season with the New
England Patriots and third as director of college scouting
after serving three seasons as an area scout and serving asa national scout in 2021. Williams joined the organization in
February 2016 as a scouting assistant.
He came to the Patriots following his graduation from
Ohio State, where he was a four-year letterman for the Buckeyes from 2012-15. Coached by Urban Meyer and a memberof the 2014 College Football Playoff National Championshipteam, Williams was a part of a senior class that held a 50-42024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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SUPER BOWLS: 16, 18

record over four seasons. He graduated from Ohio State in
December 2015 with a degree in strategic communications
and a minor in consumer science.
A native of Easton, Massachusetts, Williams graduatedfrom Catholic Memorial High School in 2012. Williams’ father,
Brent, was drafted by the New England Patriots in 1986 andplayed 11 seasons in the NFL, including his first eight pro seasons with New England. Williams finished his Patriots careerwith 43½ sacks, which is 10th all-time in franchise history.

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Robyn Glaser
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EVP, FOOTBALL BUSINESS & SENIOR
ADVISOR TO THE HEAD COACH
SUPER BOWLS: 14, 16, 18

Robyn Glaser enters the 2024 season as executive vicepresident of football business and senior advisor to the headcoach after previously holding the position of senior vicepresident, business affairs, and chief administrative officer
of football. Her transition into the role came following 17 seasons with the organization.
Glaser entered the organization as senior advisor to ownership in 2007 and also assumed the role of club counsel forthe team. She became a vice president in 2011 and senior
vice president in 2018. In 2022, she assumed her position as
senior vice president, business affairs, and chief administrative officer of football.
In her current role, in addition to separate responsibilities
and duties for ownership and the Kraft Group companies,
Glaser handles business matters for the football team that
include business negotiations, finance, HR, technology, legal, compliance and league relations. She also serves as abusiness advisor to head coach Jerod Mayo.
Prior to joining the organization, Glaser served as a global senior vice president at EMI Recorded Music, working aspart of one of the first ever digital media departments inthe music industry. She started her career as an associatespecializing in mergers and acquisitions and securities at a
global law firm based in New York City.

Robyn holds a joint JD/MBA from Washington University
School of Law and the John M. Olin School of Business at
Washington University and a B.A. in government and economics from Colby College.
Glaser works with a number of Boston-based organizations focused on issues of justice and equity. She is co-founder and chairman of the board of Put Me In!.

Aturo Adkins

COORDINATOR, FOOTBALL OPERATIONS/TEAM LOGISTICS

Aturo Adkins is entering his third season with the Patriots
and first season as coordinator of football operations andteam logistics. He spent the first two seasons working as a
football operations assistant.
Prior to that, Adkins interned for three summers in football operations with the team.

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Adkins was a four-year letterman in football at Dickinson
College, where he earned a B.A. in International Studies.
The Boston, Massachusetts native attended St. Sebastian’s,
where he graduated in 2014.

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Richard armand

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DIRECTOR OF PLAYER ENGAGEMENT
AND PLAYER AFFAIRSSUPER BOWLS: 18

Richard Armand enters his eighth season overall with the
New England Patriots and sixth in football operations after
two seasons as an equipment assistant. Armand attended
Gordon College where he played basketball and tennis. He
graduated in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in English andmiddle school education.
Armand was born on May 9, 1994. He grew up in Hempstead,
New York, and graduated from the Stony Brook School in 2012.

Bobby brown

DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONSSUPER BOWLS: 16, 18

Bobby Brown returns to the New England Patriots as director of football operations after spending a season at the
Houston Texans as the associate director of football administration.
In Brown’s first stint with the Patriots, he spent three seasons as associate director of football administration andthree seasons as a football operations assistant. Brown initially joined the organization as an equipment intern in 2016.
The Malden, Massachusetts, native majored in recreation
sport and wellness as an undergrad at Gordon College before
completing his master’s degree in leadership and administra-

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tion with a focus in sports leadership from Boston College.
While earning his master’s degree at B.C., Brown worked forthe football team for two seasons. Brown’s brother, Andrew, isthe senior director of football administration for the Houston
Texans. Brown and his wife, Kelsey, are expecting their first childin September.

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Dan famosi
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SPECIALISTSUPER BOWLS: 01, 03, 04, 14, 16, 18

Dan Famosi originally joined the New England Patriots
organization in 2000 as a senior developer and enters his
25th season with the organization as an information technology specialist.
Famosi’s main responsibilities include handling the
day-to-day information technology needs of the coaching,scouting and football operations staffs, supporting and maintaining the team’s electronic playbooks, providing technicalsupport for the team during road games and is the day ofgame sideline communications technician. Famosi has also
maintained research databases for the New England Patriots
scouting staff.
Famosi and his wife, Carol, reside in Brockton, Massachusetts, where they raised three children, Brooklyn, Kelsey and
D.J. They are proud grandparents to Carly, Ben and Enzo.

Sarah Jackson

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS ASSISTANT

Sarah Jackson joins the Patriots in 2024 in a football operations role.
Prior to the Patriots, Jackson spent two seasons in footballoperations at the Indianapolis Colts (2022-23). She spent the2021 season as an assistant to athletics administration at the
University of Virginia.
Jackson was a football operations intern at the Kansas City
Chiefs in 2021 and was a residential mentor at IMG Academy
from 2020-21.

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Jackson attended the University of Delaware, earning abachelors degree in sports management and business management. While studying, she helped out in communications
and operations with the football team. In the 2019 season,
Jackson spent training camp with the Patriots as a footballoperations intern.

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Chris mattes

DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT
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SUPER BOWLS: 18

Chris Mattes enters his eighth season with the Patriots andfirst as director of football development. Prior to his current
role, he was the player operations and engagement director.
Mattes’ main focus in football development is to support
players, coaches, staff ad families with their transition into the
NFL and provide support both during and following their careers. His other duties include coordinating various logisticalaspects of football operations.
The Westfield, New Jersey, native joined the Patriots staff
after two seasons as a coaching assistant with the Maryland
men’s lacrosse team and helped lead the Terrapins to backto-back national championship appearances in 2016 and2017 and a championship in 2017.
A USILA All-America faceoff specialist during his collegiate
career at Rutgers from 2007-11, Mattes won 160-of-252- fa-

ceoff draws (63.5%) and was named First Team All-Big East in
addition to his All-America honors. Mattes spent eight seasons
playing Major League Lacrosse (MLL), while also serving as an
assistant coach at Westfield High School in 2014 and 2015.
Mattes was a member of the 2011 MLL Champion Boston
Cannons and played five seasons for MLL’s Florida Launch,earning his first career All-Star bid in 2016. He also playedwith Atlas Lacrosse Club of the Premier Lacrosse League.
Co-founder of “The Faceoff Academy” in 2013, Mattes ran
camps and training sessions for faceoff men across the country from the youth to the college level.
Mattes and his wife, Anastasia, have a daughter, Meadow.

Andrew Wallace

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS ASSISTANT

Andrew Wallace joins the Patriots as a football operations
assistant in 2024.
Prior to his current role, he spent three years at The Kraft
Group as the aide to the SVP of business affairs.
Wallace went to Bryant University, where he played footballand earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration.

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Prior to the Patriots, he interned as a property assistant at
Learfield IMG College - Brown Bears Sports Properties.

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Hunter Williams
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COORDINATOR, FOOTBALL OPERATIONS/TEAM LOGISTICS

Hunter Williams joins the Patriots in 2024 as a football operations/team logistics coordinator.
Prior to the Patriots, Williams served as the director of football operations at Brown University. He held the same role at
Hampton University (2018-22) and was a defense quality control
coordinator (2017-18) and student assistant coach (2014-16) at
East Carolina University.

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Williams graduated from East Carolina University with a bachelor’s degree in business management and a master’s degreein sports management.

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Jim WhalenSUPER BOWLS: 03, 04, 14, 16, 18
Jim Whalen enters his first season as vice president ofsports medicine and performance/head athletic trainer in
2024. The promotion comes following 22 years as the team’s
head athletic trainer. He supervises the evaluation and careof injuries and the treatment and rehabilitation of all players.
He began his professional career as an assistant athletic
trainer for the Patriots in 1992 and 1993. In 1994, he accepted
a position as the assistant athletic trainer at the Universityof Miami, a position he held for three years. In 1997, he wasnamed the director of sports medicine at Kansas State. In
2000 and 2001, he served as the director of rehabilitation
for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
In February 2019, the NFL Physicians Society honored

Whalen with the Fain Cain Memorial Award for Outstanding
NFL Athletic Trainer of the Year.
In 2016, Whalen and his athletic training staff earned NFL
Athletic Training Staff of the Year from the Professional Football Athletic Trainers’ Society (PFATS).In 2017, Whalen and his
staff were awarded the Athletic Trainers of the Year Award by
the Athletic Trainers of Massachusetts (ATOM).
Whalen graduated from Bridgewater State College in 1993
with a degree in physical education and earned his master’s
degree in sports medicine from Miami in 1996. Jim and his
wife, Rene, have three children, Courtney, Ryan and Jaclyn.

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Michael akinbola

DIRECTOR OF REHABILITATIONSUPER BOWLS: 16, 18

Michael Akinbola enters his ninth season with New England and first as director of rehabilitation. He joined thePatriots athletic training staff as a physical therapist in thesummer of 2016. He assists with physical therapy and player
rehabilitation, as well as working with the sports medicine,athletic training and strength & conditioning staffs on various
aspects of the club’s training program.
Prior to joining the Patriots, Akinbola worked as an athletic training intern for the Indianapolis Colts. He received
his bachelor’s degree in Sports Medicine from DePauw University in Indiana before earning his doctor of physical ther-2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

apy (DPT) degree from the University of Delaware. He thencompleted a 14-month intensive sports residency program atthe University of Delaware, acquiring his board certification
as a sports clinical specialist (SCS) and earned his master’s
degree in athletic training from Bridgewater State University.
In 2016, Akinbola and the rest of the athletic training staff
earned NFL Athletic Training Staff of the Year from the Professional Football Athletic Trainers’ Society (PFATS). In 2017,
Akinbola and the staff earned the Athletic Trainers of the YearAward by the Athletic Trainers of Massachusetts. Akinbola isalso a certified strength & conditioning specialist (CSCS).

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Mike BaumFootballstaff

ASSOCIATE HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Mike Baum rejoins the Patriots in 2024 as associate headathletic trainer.
Prior to New England, Baum served eight seasons as an
assistant athletic trainer at the New York Giants (2016-24). He
spent three seasons in the same role at Texas Christian University from 2012-16. Baum had his first stint in New Englandas an athletic training intern for the 2012 season.
Baum got his career start working as a summer intern

for the Buffalo Bills in 2009. Following this, he worked as a
graduate assistant athletic trainer at the University of North
Carolina.
Baum graduated from Boston University with a bachelor’s
degree in athletic training and earned a master’s degree in
exercise and sports science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

SAMANTHA COUTUREASSISTANT SPORTS DIETITIAN

Samantha Couture enters her fourth year as an assistantdietitian with the New England Patriots. Couture is a registered and licensed dietitian and board-certified specialist in
sports dietetics.
Prior to joining the Patriots nutrition staff, she assisted
sports nutrition departments at Boston College and Purdue

University. In 2018, Couture earned a bachelor’s degree inbiology from Boston College and in 2020, earned a master’s
degree in exercise physiology with a concentration in nutrition from Purdue University. While at Purdue, she conductedgraduate research in both nutrition and exercise physiology.
Couture is a native of East Windsor, Connecticut.

Brian dolan

PHYSICAL THERAPIST/
ATHLETIC TRAINER

Brian Dolan enters his fifth season with the New England
Patriots as a physical therapist following a ten-year stint in
the same position at the Boston Celtics.
Prior to Dolan’s experience at the Celtics (2010-20), hespent nine years as a physical therapist at Pro Sports Therapy (2001-10) in Waltham, Massachusetts.

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Dolan has a vast education in physical therapy, earning
a doctorate from Northeastern, a master’s degree from Sacred Heart and a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from
Salem State.

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Chris dolan

PHYSICAL THERAPIST

Chris Dolan joined the Patriots in June 2018 as a physicaltherapist.
Prior to New England, Dolan worked in the same role atHallmark Health System (2014-18). He started his career at

Pro Sports Therapy (2004-17) following the completion of his
master’s degree in physical therapy from Springfield College.
A native of Waltham, Massachusetts, Dolan earned a doctorate in physical therapy from Northeastern.

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Matt fuller

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT/PERFORMANCE ASSISTANT

SUPER BOWLS: 16, 18

Matt Fuller enters his ninth season with the Patriots.
Fuller began his career at the Patriots as an athletic training intern (2016-17). He assisted in the weight room for the
2018-19 seasons before adding athletic training to his responsibilities in 2020.

A native of Walpole, Massachusetts, Fuller graduatedfrom UMass Amherst with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology.
He went back to school to complete a master’s program in
athletic training at Bridgewater State and continued his education attending physician assistant school at Massachusetts
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.

Zach Gerber

PHYSICAL THERAPIST/
ATHLETIC TRAINER

Zach Gerber was hired by the New England Patriots as
an assistant athletic trainer/physical therapist in the summerof 2021.
Gerber joined the Patriots after working in outpatientorthopedics as a physical therapist and clinic director since2016. Prior to that position, he worked with the Oklahoma
City Thunder during the 2015-16 season, serving as a sports
performance specialist intern.

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Gerber earned his bachelor’s degree in athletic training
from the College of Mount St. Joseph in 2012 and his Doctorof Physical Therapy from University of Dayton in 2016.
He is a board certified orthopedic clinical specialist and acertified comprehensive manual therapist.
Gerber played football at the College of Mount St. Joseph
and is a native of Payne, Ohio.

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Matt Gorby
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ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC TRAINER

Matthew Gorby returns to the Patriots in 2024, following
three seasons working as an assistant athletic trainer for the
University of Alabama.
Prior to Alabama, Gorby spent time (2020-21) at Mississippi
State University in the same role after working as a seasonal
athletic trainer for the Patriots in 2019-20.

Gorby earned a master of science in workforce education
leadership at Mississippi State and completed a bachelor ofscience in athletic training from the University of Kansas.

Ted harper

HEAD SPORTS DIETITIAN
SUPER BOWLS: 14, 16, 18

Ted Harper is in his 13th season as a registered and licensed sports dietitian/nutritionist with the New England Patriots. He joined the Patriots after working for a contracting
company supporting Special Operations Command (SOCOM)
by providing performance nutrition services. Before training
special operations soldiers, he was strength training andnutritionally supporting Olympic speedskaters for the United States Olympic Speedskating Team in preparation for the702010 Winter Olympic Games and nutritionally assisting collegiate athletes at the University of Utah.
Harper earned a dual bachelor’s degree from Purdue University in dietetics and nutrition, fitness and health. He also
earned a dual master’s degree from the University of Utah
in exercise sport science and sports nutrition. He is a Board
Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD).

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Stephen jacon

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER
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Stephen Jacon joined the Patriots as an assistant athletic
trainer in 2022.
He graduated from the University of Georgia and earned
his master’s degree at the University of Houston in Sport andFitness Administration/Management. Jacon worked in ath-

letic training at both Georgia and Houston, as well as completing a summer athletic training internship with the Atlanta
Falcons.
Prior to joining the Patriots, Stephen spent a season as an
athletic training fellow at Duke.

Caroline Williams

PHYSICAL THERAPIST/ATHLETIC
TRAINER

Caroline Williams joined the Patriots in 2024 following aseason working as an athletic trainer for the Jacksonville
Jaguars. She first began working with the Jaguars as a summer camp intern in 2021.

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Originally from Georgia, Williams earned a doctor of physical therapy at Emory University and completed a Bachelorof Science in athletic training at Georgia College and State
University.

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Preston rogers
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HEAD EQUIPMENT MANAGER

Preston “Stick” Rogers enters his fourth season as thehead equipment manager after spending four years as thehead equipment manager for Mississippi State.
A two-time Mississippi State graduate, Rogers worked in
the Bulldogs equipment room for eight years. He began as a
student and later as a graduate assistant working exclusively
with the football program. Rogers graduated from Mississippi State in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary
studies and in 2013 with a master’s degree in community
college leadership.

After an internship with the Indianapolis Colts and a position as an assistant at the University of Miami Athletics staff
in March 2014, Rogers served as the head equipment manager for North Colorado before returning to Mississippi State.
He is a Certified Member of the AEMA (Athletic Equipment
Manager Association) and a member of PFEMS (Professional
Football Equipment Manager Society)

Devin Charles-Hubbard
ASSISTANT EQUIPMENT MANAGER,
SAFETY

Devin Charles-Hubbard enters his second season with
the Patriots in 2024 after spending 11 seasons with Tulane,
including the last two seasons as associate director of equipment operations.
Charles-Hubbard previously served as a game operations
specialist for the Green Wave from May of 2013 to December of 2016 and was a member of the football equipment
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New Orleans Pelicans in 2009. He has also assisted or volunteered at a variety of sporting events, including the Super
Bowl, two NBA All-Star games, the NBA Playoffs and multiple
college bowl games.
A New Orleans native, Charles-Hubbard is concluding his
studies in public relations at Tulane. He is a Certified Member of the Athletic Equipment Managers Association (AEMA).

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Alex Cronin

EQUIPMENT ASSISTANT
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Alex Cronin is in his first full season as an equipment assistantwith the Patriots after serving as an intern in 2023.
A native of Marlborough, Ma., Cronin graduated the Universi-

ty of South Carolina in 2020 with a degree in sport and entertainment management. He worked for three seasons with theSouth Carolina football team as a student manager.

Dalvin Jones

EQUIPMENT ASSISTANT

Dalvin Jones enters his first season with the New England
Patriots as an equipment assistant.
Jones joins the Patriots after spending four seasons as the director of football equipment operations at the University of Cincinnati. Prior to that, he was the equipment manager at Eastern
Kentucky University, director of football athletic equipment at
Murray State University, assistant football equipment coordina-

tor at Davidson College and was an equipment assistant with
the Chicago Bears.
A native of Belleville, MI., Jones graduated from EasternMichigan University with a degree in sport management. After earning his degree, Jones had an internship with the San
Francisco 49ers.

Josh Michels

EQUIPMENT ASSISTANT

Josh Michels enters his fourth season with the New England Patriots.
A native of Brockport, New York, Michels started his career
as a student assistant in the equipment department at St.
John Fisher College, where he graduated in 2019. During thistime there he also was a two-year starter as a quarterback

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for their football team.
He spent the summer of 2018 as an equipment intern with
the Buffalo Bills and the two seasons (2020-2021) as the
Head Equipment Manager with Wagner College, while working towards his MBA.

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Ben Schenone
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ASSISTANT EQUIPMENT MANAGER

Ben Schenone enters his fourth season with the Patriots
in 2023 as an assistant equipment manager after spending
three years at UConn in the equipment room.
Schenone began at UConn as an assistant equipment
manager before being promoted to director of footballequipment for the 2020 season. Prior to UConn, Schenone
held internships with the Oakland Raiders, Miami Dolphinsand Indianapolis Colts.

Schenone attended Arizona, where he played lacrosse before graduating with a bachelor’s degree in political scienceand government. He later earned a master’s degree in sports
management at the University of San Francisco. Schenone isa native of Piedmont, California.

Teddy cioper

CO-DIRECTOR OF VIDEO
SUPER BOWLS: 14, 16, 18

Teddy Cioper is entering his 15th season with the New
England Patriots video department and his first season as
Co-Director of Video.
His main responsibilities are to manage the daily operations of the video department. The role includes overseeing
and managing the video network, coordinating the filming
and editing of practice and games and assisting coaches,players and scouts in all video technology.
Cioper graduated from Emerson College in 2008, where
he received his bachelor of arts degree in TV/Video.
Teddy and wife, Jillian, have three sons, Bennett, Oliverand Harrison. The Cioper family resides in New Bedford,
Mass.

Jared Rita

CO-DIRECTOR OF VIDEO
SUPER BOWLS: 14, 16, 18

After interning in 2007 and part of the 2008 season, Jared
Rita was hired to a full-time position in 2009 as a video assistant for the Patriots. In 2024, he enters his first season as
Co-Director of Video.
His main responsibilities include filming games and practices and assisting in editing game and practice footage foruse by the coaches, scouts and players, and maintaining

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players’ meeting rooms. Rita graduated from the New England Institute of Technology in Warwick, Rhode Island, in
2009, where he received his bachelor’s degree in Digital Recording Arts. Jared and wife, Hannah, were married in 2018,reside in Walpole, Massachusetts, with daughters, Grace andEmma, and a son, Spencer.

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BEN CLARKVIDEO ASSISTANTa frontline healthcare worker in the emergency room during
the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to his work in the hospital, he worked as an NFL still photo technician from 2018
through 2021, attending home Patriots games and working
with the Microsoft Surface tablets on the sidelines and in thecoaching booth.

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Ben Clark enters his third season as a video assistant.
Clark interned in the video department from 2015 throughthe 2018 season while still a student at Stonehill College andthen as a seasonal intern in 2021.
After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in health science in 2019, he worked in the Emergency department at St.
Luke’s Hospital in New Bedford, Massachusetts, working as

Shane Daly

VIDEO ASSISTANT

Shane Daly works in the video department as a video assistant. Shane joined the team prior to the 2022 season.
Shane went to Framingham State University and graduated with his degree in business in 2019 and his master’s inbusiness administration in 2021. While at Framingham State,
Shane had various roles with the football program as a stu-

dent assistant, a graduate assistant and Football Operations/Video director.
Shane, originally from Foxboro, now resides in town withhis wife, Julia.

Kate fries

VIDEO ASSISTANT

Kate Fries enters her first season with New England as
a video assistant.
Fries joins the Patriots after interning with the Carolina
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istration and a minor in sports management, Fries first professional experience was interning with the Texas Rangers inpremium services.
A native of Jackson, Mich., Fries worked in the video department with the Ole Miss football team while a student.

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Pronunciations and qr code instructions

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PRONUNCIATIONSTo ensure the correct pronunciation ofa players name, click or scan on the
QR Code to access the pronunciations
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CREDENTIALS
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76 | TACKLE

HT: 6-5 | WT: 305 | Born: 3/25/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 6/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 46/14 (0/0) | Acq: UFA (DEN)-23
College: Texas | Hometown: Austin, Texas

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (5/2)• Spent training camp and the entire preseason on the PUP/
Reserve List.
• Participated in five games and started in the first twogames of the season at right tackle vs. Philadelphia (9/10)
and vs. Miami (9/17). He also contributed on special teams.
• Was a part of offensive line that helped pave the way for
Mac Jones throwing for over 300 yards vs. Philadelphia(9/10).
• After playing on the extra point and field goal teams in thenext two games vs. Miami (9/17) and at N.Y. Giants (9/24),
he missed three of the next four games due to injury.
• Placed on the injured reserve list on Nov. 3.

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• Posted second career start and began the game at left
tackle at Carolina (12/13).

2019 (0/0 – DENVER)• Entered the league with New England as a rookie free
agent following the NFL Draft but was released 11 days
later.
• Was claimed off waivers and awarded to the N.Y. Jets andspent the first four weeks of the season on the Jets practice squad.
• Signed by Denver to the 53-man roster from the Jet’s practice squad on Oct. 1 and was inactive for 12 games.

COLLEGE• Started all 14 games at the University of Texas as a graduate transfer, earning All-Big 12 Conference Honors in 2018.
• Started all 36 games played at Rice University, where he
was chosen honorable mention All-Conference-USA in2016 and 2017 by the league’s coaches.

2022 (14/7 – DENVER)PERSONAL• Served as the starting left tackle for weeks 8-14 during aseven-week stretch.

• Marched center snare in the drum line.

• Played in 14 games with seven starts at left tackle.

Players

Calvin Anderson was signed by the New England Patriots as
an unrestricted free agent from Denver on March 16, 2023... Originally signed by New England as a rookie free agent(5/2/19) ... Released by New England (5/13/19) ... Claimed
off waivers from New England and awarded to the N.Y. Jets
(5/14/19) ... Released by N.Y. Jets (8/31/19) ... Signed by the
N.Y. Jets to the practice squad (9/1/19) ... Signed by Denver tothe 53-man roster from the N.Y. Jets practice squad (10/1/19)... Re-signed by Denver as a restricted free agent (3/14/22).

• Played football, basketball and tennis at Westlake HighSchool in Austin, Texas.

• Allowed just two sacks on 4,212 snaps played. Recorded
zero holding penalties.

2021 (11/3 – DENVER)• Played in 11 games with three starts and saw action on 172
offensive snaps. Allowed zero sacks and took zero penalties.
• Started three games at left tackle; at Dallas (11/7), vs. Philadelphia (11/14), vs. L.A. Chargers (11/28).
• Missed the final six games of the season after being
placed on injured reserve on Dec. 2.

2020 (16/2 – DENVER)• Played in all 16 games, making two starts (one at righttackle and one at left tackle). Allowed zero sacks and took
zero penalties.
• Made his NFL debut vs. Tennessee (9/14).
• Collected his first-career start at right tackle at Las Vegas(11/15).

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David Andrews
60 | CENTER

HT: 6-2 | WT: 300 | Born: 7/10/1992 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 10/10
GP/GS (Playoffs): 120/117 (12/10) | Acq: FA-15
College: Georgia | Hometown: Johns Creek, Ga.
SUPER BOWLS: 16, 18

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CAREER TRANSACTIONSDavid Andrews was re-signed by the New England Patriots
as an unrestricted free agent on March 22, 2021 ... Originally
signed by New England as a rookie free agent (5/8/15).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Named captain seven times (2017-23) after beginning his
pro career as a rookie free agent.
• Two-time Super Bowl Champion.
• Selected to the New England Patriots 2010s All-DecadeTeam at center.
• Starting center for a top-10 offense in each of his first four
seasons (2015- sixth, 2016-fourth, 2017-first & 2018-fifth).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (17/17)• Was named a team captain for the seventh straight season.
• He served as the starting center for New England andstarted in all 17 games and played every offensive snap.
• Was a part of offensive line that helped pave the way for
Mac Jones throwing for over 300 yards vs. Philadelphia(9/10).

2022 (14/14)• Served as the starting center for New England in his sixth
straight year of being named a co-captain.
• Started in 14 games played, missing three due to injury.
• Part of the offensive line unit that did not allow a single
sack vs. Detroit (10/9). Helped pave the way for the rushinggame that went for 176 yards.
• Part of the offensive line unit that did not allow a single
sack at Las Vegas (12/18). Helped paved the way for therushing game that went for a season-high 206 yards.

EXTRA POINTS• David Andrews is the nephew of long-time NFL headcoach and player Dan Reeves.
“Not many people in my family know what it’s liketo play in the NFL,” he told the Boston Globe. “Sohe’s kind of the only one I can bounce things off orsomeone who might understand what it’s like, so it’s
definitely cool.’’

VIDEO FEATURE• Spend some time with David off the
field in this episode of “Do Your Life”
from Patriots.com.
• Made key blocks throughout the game at Buffalo (12/6) tohelp the team rush for 222 yards on the day.
• Provided key blocks in the running game vs. Jacksonville(1/2), contributing to the team’s 181 yards and four touchdowns on the ground, while not allowing a single sack.
• Started in the Wild Card Round loss at Buffalo (1/15).

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2020 (12/12)• Elected offensive co-captain by his teammates for the
fourth straight year.

2021 (17/17, 1/1)

• Started all 12 regular season games he played in at center, helping to lead an offense that finished fourth in the
NFL in total rushing yards (2,346) and rush yards per game
(146.6). The 2,346 yards rushing and 4.67 average yards
per rush marked the fourth-highest totals in team history.

• Named a co-captain for the fifth straight year.

• Missed three games while on injured reserve and was inactive Week 17 due to injury.

• Served as the Patriots starting center for all 17 games ofthe 2021 regular season and the postseason game at Buffalo (1/15).
• Served as the leader of the offensive line that helped theteam finish as the 8th ranked rushing attack.
• Was the leader of the offensive line at Houston (10/10) andvs. Dallas (10/17) as the only regular starter playing bothgames due to injury and COVID-19 concerns.
• Served a major role in the team’s 184 yards rushing vs.
Cleveland (11/14), which entered the game ranked third in
the NFL in rushing yards allowed per game with 84.8.

80• Returned to start at center in the season opener vs. Miami(9/13) after spending the entire 2019 season on injured
reserve. Helped pave the way for a rushing attack thatgained 217 yards on the ground.
• Was placed on injured reserve on Sept. 26 after suffering
an injury at Seattle (9/20).
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• Started and played all offensive snaps at center in the win
vs. Baltimore (11/15). Played a key role in blocking for the
run game that racked up 173 yards.
• Started at center and played the majority of snaps at Miami(12/20) before leaving in the fourth quarter due to injury.
• Played the majority of snaps at center vs. Buffalo (12/28).
Left the game early due to injury and was replaced byJames Ferentz.
• Was inactive due to injury for the season finale vs. N.Y. Jets
(1/3).

2019 (0/0, 0/0)

• Named a co-captain for the third consecutive season.

2018 (16/16, 3/3)

• Named a co-captain for the second consecutive season.
• Started at center in all 16 regular season games.
• Started at center in all three postseason victories, including the Super Bowl LIII victory over L.A. Rams (2/3).

2017 (14/14, 3/3)

• Named a co-captain for the first time in his career.
• Started all 14 regular season games he played in at center.
• Started at center in all three postseason contests, including Super Bowl LII vs. Philadelphia (2/4).
• Was inactive due to injury in the victory at Oakland (11/19)
in Mexico City and vs. Miami (11/26).
• Returned to the starting lineup at center after missing two
games due to injury in the win at Buffalo (12/3).

2016 (16/16, 3/3)

• Started at center due to Bryan Stork starting the season
on short-term injured reserve and played every offensive
snap through the first 10 games of the season, helping theteam to a 10-0 start.
• Appeared as a reserve in both playoff games.
• Was active but did not play at Denver (11/29) and vs. Philadelphia (12/6).
• Made his NFL debut and his first career start at center inthe win vs. Pittsburgh (9/10).
• Started at center and took one snap at right guard when
Shaq Mason lined up at fullback in the win vs. Washington(11/8).
• Contributed on the kick return unit for the first time in his
career and saw action at center when Bryan Stork moved
to left guard in place of Shaq Mason at N.Y. Jets (12/27).
• Saw action at fullback, setting a key block on Steven Jackson’s 1-yard touchdown run in the first quarter of the AFC
Championship at Denver (1/24).

COLLEGE• Appeared in 50 games with 40 starts over his four-year career at Georgia. Started every game for the Bulldogs over
his final three seasons.
• Was voted team MVP as well as Associated Press Second Team All-SEC as a senior in 2014. Was also voted theteam’s permanent captain and won the squad’s toughest
player award.

• Served as the Patriots starting center during all 16 gamesof the 2016 regular season.

PERSONAL• Started at center for all three postseason contests, including the Super Bowl LI victory vs. Atlanta (2/5).

• Welcomed a baby boy, Ford, in the summer of 2021 and asecond boy, Worth, in the summer of 2024.

• Made the start at center for the fifth consecutive game at
Cleveland (10/9) as a part of an offensive line that helped
the Patriots offense record 501 total net yards.

2015 (14/11, 2/0)

Players• Placed on injured reserve on Aug. 31, 2019 but remained
an active part of the team for the season by attending
practice and participating in meetings.

the 53-man roster.
• Appeared in 14 regular season games with 11 starts - all at
center. Also saw limited action at guard and as a fullbackin short yardage situations. Became the third rookie free
agent to start opening day under Bill Belichick (DL Jace
Sayler - 2001, WR Kenbrell Thompkins - 2013).

• Married wife, Mackenzie, in the 2017 offseason.

• Was ranked the No. 9 center nationally and No. 37 prospect overall coming out of Wesleyan (Georgia) High Schoolin 2011.

• Was one of three rookie free agents, along with Justin
Coleman and Brandon King, to be a major contributor on

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Jake Andrews

67 | OFFENSIVE LINE

HT: 6-3 | WT: 308 | Born: 11/11/1999 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 16/1 (0/0) | Acq: D4a-23 (107th)
College: Troy | Hometown: Millbrook, Ala.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSJake Andrews was drafted by the New England Patriots inthe fourth round (107th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (16/1)• Served as a backup offensive lineman and played on special teams on field goals and extra points, seeing actionin 16 games.
• Was active vs. L.A. Chargers (12/3), but did not see any
action in a 6-0 loss.
• Saw his first action on the offensive line late in the fourth
quarter at left guard at Buffalo (12/31), replacing Atonio
Mafi.

UPDATED STATISTICS
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total of 784 snaps over 12 games. Allowed just one sack on
468 pass blocking snaps; additionally allowed just threehits and 12 pressures.
• Started all 11 games for the Trojans at right guard as a
sophomore, a key starter on an offensive line that ranked
second nationally per PFF with a 93.0 pass blocking efficiency rating (teams at least 300 pass attempts).

• Made his first NFL start in the season finale vs. N.Y. Jets
(1/7) at left guard.

• As a redshirt freshman in 2019, played in all 12 games with
273 total snaps and split time over three positions – left
guard, center and right guard.

COLLEGEPERSONAL• Earned All-Sun Belt First Team honors as a senior in 2022,
starting all 14 games at center after transitioning from
guard.
• Led the Trojans to a Sun Belt Championship, Cure Bowl title and final No. 19 ranking in the AP Top 25; Troy’s first-ever postseason ranking, playing 914 of 917 offensive snaps.
• Highest-rated offensive lineman in the Sun Belt per Pro
Football Focus for overall offensive grade in 2022.

• Full name is Jacob Wesley Andrews.
• Born Nov. 11, 1999, in Montgomery, Ala.
• Son of Lisa and Robert Andrews.
• Has two sisters, Olivia and Emily.
• Won the state championship in wrestling his senior year.

• Played 2,796 career snaps, allowed just six sacks in 1,653
career pass-blocking situations.
• Played 1,052 snaps at center and 1,741 snaps at guard.
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Alex Austin

28 | CORNERBACK

HT: 6-1 | WT: 191 | Born: 5/22/2001 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 8/1 (0/0) | Acq: FA-23
College: Oregon State | Hometown: Long Beach, Calif.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (5/1)• Was signed by New England on Nov. 2 after spending timewith Houston. He went to training camp with Buffalo after
being drafted by the Bills in the seventh round.
• Played in a total of five games with one start with New
England. He finished with 9 tackles (7 solo, 2 assists), one
interception and 2 passes defensed.
• He was inactive for the first four games he was with New
England.
• Made his Patriots debut at Pittsburgh (12/7) as a reserve
defensive back.
• Made his first NFL start and first start for the Patriots vs.
Kansas City (12/17) and finished with three total tackles. He
played every defensive snap.
• Registered his first career pick at Buffalo (12/31) when heintercepted Buffalo QB Josh Allen in the second quarter on
a deep pass down the sideline.

2023 (3/0 - HOUSTON)• Saw action as a reserve defensive back in three games
after being claimed by Houston following his release from
Buffalo. Did not record any statistics.
• Was claimed off waivers after being released by Buffalo at
the end of training camp.
• Spent time on the Houston practice squad after being released from the 53-man roster on Oct. 14 and was releasedon Nov. 1 from the practice squad.

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Alex Austin was signed by the New England Patriots as a free
agent on November 2, 2023 ... Originally drafted by Buffalo
in the seventh round (252nd overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft... Released by Buffalo (8/29/23) ... Claimed off waivers from
Buffalo and awarded to Houston (8/30/23) ... Released by
Houston (10/14/23) ... Signed by Houston to the practicesquad (10/18/23) ... Released by Houston from the practicesquad (11/1/23).

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EXTRA POINTS• Refers to close family friend and Patriots Hall of Fame Willie McGinest as his Uncle.
• Attended the same middle school, high school andplayed pop warner with Jack Jones.
defensed, 3 fumble recoveries and 1 sack.
• Earned All-Pac-12 honorable mention status in 2022 after starting in all 12 games and racking up 57 tackles, 2interceptions, 10 passes defensed, a sack and a fumble
recovery.
• Named Pac-12 Defensive player of the week vs. Colorado(10/22/22) after collecting three tackles and a 42-yard interception return for a touchdown.
• Had 9 tackles, a fumble recovery and an interception in theseason opener vs. Boise State (9/3/22).
• Started in all 13 games in 2021, tallying 47 tackles, 7 passes defensed and 2 interceptions to earn All-Pac-12 honorable mention.
• As a redshirt freshman in 2020, he posted 29 tackles, afumble recovery and two passes defensed in an abbreviated season. He started in five of the seven games.
• Played in three games as a true freshman in 2019 before
redshirting.

PERSONAL• His father, Al Austin , is a Long Beach City Councilman.
• His mother, Daysha Austin, is a District Director for State
Assembly.

• Made his NFL debut at Jacksonville (9/24).

COLLEGE• Throughout his four years at Oregon State, he played in 36
games and tallied 140 tackles, 4 interceptions, 24 pass es

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Alex Austin statistics

POS: CB HT: 6-1 WT: 191 LBS YEAR: 2ND ACQ: FA-23 COLLEGE: OREGON STATE BORN: 5/22/01

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UT
0

YDS
0.0

INTERCEPTIONSNO YDS AVG LG TD PD0
0 0.0 0 0 0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0 0.0 0 0TeamTexans

G/S
3/0

2023

Patriots

5/1

9

7

2

0

0.0

1

0

0.0

0

0

2

0

0 0.0

0

0

Totals – 1 Year

8/1

9

7

2

0

0.0

1

0 0.0

0

0

2

0

0 0.0

0

0

PlayersTT
0

TACKLES
A
S
0
0

Year
2023

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Kawaan Baker

86 | WIDE RECEIVER

HT: 6-1 | WT: 210 | Born: 8/24/1998 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 1/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 2/0 (0/0) | Acq: FA - 24
College: South Alabama | Hometown: College Park, Ga.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (0/0 - NEW ORLEANS)• Was released from the Saints following training camp on
Aug. 29.

2022 (0/0 - NEW ORLEANS)• Spent time on the Green Bay and Philadelphia practicesquads and finished year on New Orleans practice squadbut did not see any action.
• Started the year on the suspended list for New Orleans
before signing to the Green Bay Packers practice squad.

2021 (2/0 - NEW ORLEANS)UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

KaWaan Baker was signed by the New England Patriots to afutures contract on February 6, 2023 ... Originally drafted by
New Orleans in the seventh round (255th overall) of the 2021
NFL Draft ... Released by New Orleans (8/31/21) ... Signed by
New Orleans to the practice squad (9/1/21) ... Elevated by
New Orleans to the active roster from the practice squad(12/27/21) ... Reverted back to the New Orleans practicesquad (12/28/21) ... Elevated by New Orleans to the activeroster from the practice squad (1/1/22) ... Reverted back to
the New Orleans practice squad (1/3/22) ... Signed by New
Orleans to a futures contract (1/11/22) ... Released by New
Orleans (10/17/22) ... Signed by Green Bay to the practicesquad (10/19/22) ... Released by Green Bay from the practice squad (11/8/22) ... Signed by Philadelphia to the practicesquad (11/30/22) ... Released by Philadelphia from the practice squad (12/6/22) ... Signed by New Orleans to the practicesquad (12/27/22) ... Released by New Orleans from the practice squad (1/16/23) ... Signed by New Orleans to a futurescontract (1/26/23) ... Released by New Orleans (8/29/23).

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COLLEGE• At South Alabama, caught 126 passes for 1,829 yards (14.5
avg.) with 16 touchdowns and carried 82 times for 376
yards with 11 touchdowns.
• In 2020, was a starter in all 11 of South Alabama’s contests and posted career-high totals with 51 catches for 659
yards and eight touchdowns to be selected second-team
All-Sun Belt.
• In 2019, played in all 12 of the Jaguars’ games, starting
each of the last 11. Led team with 35 catches for 574 yards
to be named honorable mention All-Sun Belt. Added 82
yards rushing and 35 on kickoff returns to post 692 all-purpose yards, second on the squad.
• In 2018, started all but one outing, seeing action in every
contest. Honorable mention All-Sun Belt, catching 33 passes for 494 yards and 4 touchdowns, rushing for 251 yards
and 9 TDs.

PERSONAL• Favorite musical artist is Drake.
• Lettered four years in football, baseball and track at Hapeville Charter Career Academy (College Park, Ga.).
• Was born Aug. 24, 1998, in East Point, Georgia.

• Spent majority of the year on the practice squad. Saw elevations vs. Miami (12/27), recording 1 special teams tackle,
and vs. Carolina (1/2/22).

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Bryce baringer
17 | PUNTER

Players

HT: 6-2 | WT: 215 | Born: 4/26/1999 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 17/0 (0/0) | Acq: D6b-23 (192nd)
College: Michigan State | Hometown: Pontiac, Mich.

PRONOUNCED BEAR-ringer
CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Bryce Baringer was drafted by the New England Patriots inthe sixth round (192nd overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (17/0)• Served as the punter and holder on extra points and field
goals. Had a total of 98 punts, which was second most in
the NFL, for 4,598 yards and a 46.9 yard average.

UPDATED STATISTICS
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EXTRA POINTS• Landed a season-high five of his eight punts inside the 20-

Bryce Baringer had an unconventional path to the NFL. He
began his collegiate career by earning a walk-on spot at Illinois in 2018 as a true freshman, but due to being buriedon the depth chart and the cost of out-of-state tuition, hetransferred home to Michigan State as a regular student.
Outside of a four-game stint on the Michigan State teamdue to injuries on the roster, Baringer did not have a walkon spot available to him in 2019. After a year serving as theteam’s photographer to maintain access to the facilities totrain, Baringer attended an open tryout with a new coaching staff at the Spartans and made the team, establishinghimself as the Spartans top punter in 2020 and going on tohave record-breaking seasons in 2021 and 2022. In 2022,
he was named the Big 10 Punter of the Year and a consensus
All-American by all five major associations.

• Had three games in 2023 when he drilled at least two

ROOKIE IN THE RECORD BOOK

• Led the NFL in punts inside opponents 20-yard line
and set a team record with 38. Baringer surpassed theprevious team mark of 36 punts inside the 20-yard line set
by Jake Bailey in 2019. Had the second-longest punt in the
NFL in 2023 with a 79-yard punt vs. Indianapolis (11/12),
the fifth-longest in team history.
• Had at least one punt of 50 yards or more in all 17 games,
setting a team record for the longest single season streak
in team history (at any point of the season). Zoltan Mesko
had a 12-game streak in 2011.
yard line vs. New Orleans (10/8).

60-yard punts, with a 60-yard and 63-yard punt at Miami
on Oct 29, a 79-yard and a 65-yard punt vs. Indianapolis
on Nov. 12 and a 63 and 60-yard punt vs. the NY Jets on
Jan. 7. He is the only Patriots punter with at least twogames with two 60-yard punts in a season.

• Had a total of 38 punts inside opponents 20-yard line, themost in a season for the Patriots. Jake Bailey had 36 punts
inside the 20-yard line in 2019.

COLLEGE• Four-year letterwinner and one of the most decorated
punters in Michigan State history, owning school records
for career average (46.0) and single-season average (49.0
in 2022).
• Earned first-team consensus All-America honors from theNCAA after being named a first-team All-American by the
Walter Camp Football Foundation, Associated Press andthe American Football Coaches Association (AFCA).
• Also earned first-team All-America honors from CBS Sports
and second-team accolades from the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA).

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Baringer connected on a 79-yard punt in the second
quarter vs. Indianapolis on Nov. 12, 2023 in Frankfurt,
Germany, the fifth-longest punt in team history.
LONGEST PUNTS IN PATRIOTS HISTORY
Name
Yards
Shawn McCarthy
93 at Buffalo, Nov. 3, 1991
Luke Prestridge		89 vs. Miami, Oct. 21, 1984
Bob Scarpito		87 at Denver, Sept. 29, 1968
Luke Prestridge		82 vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 28, 1994
Bryce Baringer		79 vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 12, 2023
Rich Camarillo		76 vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 19, 1982
Lee Johnson		76 at Cincinnati, Sept. 9, 2001

• His career punting average of 46.0 yards per punt (161punts for 7,406 yards) is not only a school record, but also
the best in Big Ten history (previous: Reggie Roby of Iowa
with 45.5-yard average from 1979-82).
• The 46.0-yard average is the sixth best in FBS history forpunters between 150-249 career punts.
• Led the Big Ten in punting in back-to-back seasons (48.4 in
2021; 49.0 in 2022).

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• Finished his career with 64 punts of 50-plus yards (40 percent) and 55 inside the 20 (34 percent).
• Former walk-on rejoined the team in 2020 following a year
off the active roster in 2019; earned a scholarship in 2021.
• Transferred from Illinois during the 2018 spring semester
after redshirting the 2017 season at Illinois.

PERSONAL• Son of Bruce and Kimberly Baringer.
• Graduated with a bachelor’s degree in advertising creativein December 2021.
• Also lettered in golf, soccer and basketball in high school.
• Three-year letterwinner under Coach Pat Fox at Notre
Dame Prep High School.
• Started punting in December of his junior season.

REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Year
Team
2023 Patriots
Totals: 1 Year

GP
17
17

NO.
98
98

YDS
4598
4598

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AVG
46.9
46.9

NET
40.8
40.8

TB
8
8

IN20
38
38

LG
79
79

BLK
0
0

SpT
1
1

Players

Bryce Baringer statistics

POS: P HT: 6-2 WT: 215 LBS YEAR: 2ND ACQ: D6B-23 (192ND) COLLEGE: MICHIGAN STATE BORN: 4/26/99

87Christian Barmore
90 | DEFENSIVE TACKLE

HT: 6-5 | WT: 315 | Born: 7/28/1999 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 4/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 44/11 (1/0) Acq: D2-21 (38th)
College: Alabama | Hometown: Philadelphia, Pa.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Christian Barmore was drafted by the New England Patriots
in the second round (38th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWSUPDATED STATISTICS
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2023 (17/6)• Played in all 17 games with six starts. Recorded a career-high 64 tackles (39 solo, 25 assists), 81/2 sacks for aloss of 60.5 yards, 16 quarterback hits, 13 tackles-for-loss,
six passed defensed and one forced fumble.
• Part of the 7th-ranked Patriots defense that finished fourthin the NFL in rushing yards allowed per game. The 2023 defense allowed an average of 93.2 rushing yards per game,the third lowest in team history since the 1970 merger.
• Recorded his first sack of the season when he brought QB
Zach Wilson down for a loss of 12 yards at the N.Y. Jets
(9/24). Part of a defensive unit that held the Jets to just
38 rushing yards.
• Collected a sack in the second quarter vs. Buffalo (10/22),
where he brought QB Josh Allen down for a loss of 7 yards,
which led to a missed field goal attempt preserving thePatriots’ 13-3 lead.
• Had a 6-yard sack on a 2nd-and-6 situation in the firstquarter at Miami (10/29) for his third sack of the year, asingle-season career best.
• Finished the game vs. Washington (11/5) with 2 passes
defensed, his second game of the season with 2 passes
defensed. He had 2 passes defensed at Las Vegas (10/15).
• Collected a sack in the second quarter vs. Kansas City
(12/17), when he dropped QB Patrick Mahomes for a 7-yardloss, putting the Chiefs in a 3rd-and-long situation.
• Had his first career 3-sack game, all in the third quarter at
Denver (12/24). He had two 8-yard sacks and one 9-yard
sack on QB Russell Wilson.

2022 (10/5)• Played in 10 games with three starts, rotating in on the defensive line. Recorded 23 total tackles (12 solo, 11 assists),
2½ sacks for a loss of 15.5 yards, seven quarterback hits
and one pass defensed.
• Was inactive for three games due to an injury suffered at
Cleveland (10/16) before being placed on injured reserveon Nov. 18. Returned to action at Las Vegas (12/18) after
missing seven games.
• Recorded two total tackles at Pittsburgh (9/18), including
his first sack of the season for a loss of seven yards in thesecond quarter.
• Made his first start of the season at Green Bay (10/2) and88

EXTRA POINTS• The Patriots selected players from Alabama with
their first two picks in the 2021 NFL Draft. It is the
6th time since 2000 that the Patriots drafted backto-back players from the same school. In addition
to 2021 the other times were: (2002: Rohan Daveyand Jarvis Green, LSU; 2010: Jermaine Cunningham
and Brandon Spikes, Florida; 2013: Logan Ryan andDuron Harmon, Rutgers; 2016: Joe Thuney and Jacoby Brissett, North Carolina State; 2018: Isaiah Wynn
and Sony Michel, Georgia).

HONORS & AWARDS
2021: PFWA All-Rookie Teamhad 4 total tackles.
• Part of the defensive unit that pitched a shutout vs. Detroit (10/9) in a 29-0 victory, who entered the game withthe top-ranked offense in the NFL. Had four total tackles(1 solo, 3 assist). Combined with DL Davon Godchaux tomake a fourth down stop in the Lions first drive of thegame. The defense stopped all six of Detroit’s fourth down
attempts.
• Had two tackles at Cleveland (10/16). Part of the defensive
unit that held Cleveland, who entered the game with the
top ranked rushing attack, to 70 rushing yards. It was thefirst time this season the Browns had less than 170 rushingyards.
• Activated to the 53-man roster from injured reserve andplayed at Las Vegas (12/18). Recorded three assisted tackles and half a sack.

2021 (17/2, 1/0)
• Played all 17 games with two starts and recorded 46 total
tackles (23 solo, 23 assists), 1½ sacks for a loss of 15 yards,
nine quarterback hits and two passes defensed.
• Earned PFWA All-Rookie Team honors in his rookie season.
• Made his first NFL start vs. N.Y. Jets (10/24) and recorded
three total tackles with two quarterback hits. Tackled Jets
RB Ty Johnson on a fourth down stop in the second quar-

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• Recorded a team-high eight sacks in 2020.

ter.
• Had a 1/2 sack for a 4-yard loss in the fourth quarter at L.A.
Chargers (10/31). Combined with LB Matthew Judon for thesack of QB Justin Herbert.
• Was a disruptive force at Carolina (11/7) with pressure forcing three interceptions.

• Played in 12 games and totaled 37 tackles, a team-higheight sacks, a team-high three forced fumbles and threepasses defensed as part of the BCS National Champion
Crimson Tide in 2020.
• Selected as Defensive Most Valuable Player of the National Championship Game after contributing five tackles (twofor loss) and one sack in the win over Ohio State (1/11).

• Rotated in on the defensive line vs. Jacksonville (1/2) andregistered his first solo sack when he dropped Jacksonville QB Trevor Lawrence for an 11-yard loss on the last playof the first half.

• Named to the Freshman All-SEC team by league coaches
in 2019. Played in 12 games and totaled 26 tackles, twosacks and two passes defensed.
• Redshirted as a freshman in 2018.

• Recorded a season-high five combined tackles at Miami(1/9), including four solo tackles, before leaving the game
due to injury.

PERSONAL• Played in his first playoff game in the Wild Card round loss
at Buffalo (1/15), recording two tackles.

COLLEGE• Named third-team All-American and first-team All-SEC by
Associated Press as a redshirt sophomore in 2020.
• Integral part of the 2020 BCS National Champion Crimson
Tide, earning Defensive Most Valuable Player in the CFP
National Championship win over Ohio State.

• Grew up in Philadelphia and attended Abraham Lincoln
High School his freshman year before transferring toSaints John Neumann and Maria Goretti Catholic HighSchool.

Players• Strong rush at Atlanta (11/18) helped force four sacks, fourinterceptions and limit the Falcons to just 40 yards rushing.

• Originally verbally committed to play college football at
Temple during the summer going into his senior year, butde-committed and reopened his recruitment.
• Chose Alabama over offers from Baylor, Florida, Georgia,
and LSU.

Christian barmore statistics

POS: DT HT: 6-5 WT: 315 LBS YEAR: 4RD ACQ: D2-21 (38TH) COLLEGE: ALABAMA BORN: 7/28/99

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

TACKLESUT A
S YDS
23 23 1.5 15.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
0
0 0.0 00 2 0 00 0
0TeamPatriots

G/S
17/2

TT
46

2022

Patriots

10/3

23

12

11

2.5

15.5

0

0 0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

2023

Patriots

17/6

64

39

25

8.5 60.5

0

0 0.0

0

0

6

1

0

0

0

0

Totals – 3 Years

44/11

133

74

59 12.5 91.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

9

1

0

0

0

0

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Patriots

G/S
1/0

TT
2

TACKLES
UT A
S YDS
1
1 0.0 0.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
0
0 0.0 00 0 0 00 0
0Totals – 1 Year

1/0

2

1

0

Year
2021

1 0.0

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0.0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Ja’whaun Bentley
8 | LINEBACKER

HT: 6-2 | WT: 250 | Born: 8/24/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 7/7
GP/GS (Playoffs): 81/66 (2/1) | Acq: D5-18 (143rd)
College: Purdue | Hometown: Glenarden, Md.
SUPER BOWLS: 18

Players

PRONOUNCED ja-WAHN

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Ja’Whaun Bentley was re-signed by the New England Patriots as an unrestricted free agent on March 21, 2022 ... Originally drafted by New England in the fifth round (143rd overall)of the 2018 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (16/16)• Named a team captain for the third time in his career.
• Served as a starting linebacker for the New England Patriots, played and started in 16 games, missing one game vs.
Indianapolis (11/12) due to injury. Collected a team-leading
114 tackles (55 total, 59 assist), 41/2 sacks for a loss of 13.5
yards, 12 quarterback hits, five tackles for loss, three passes defensed and one forced fumble.
• Had his third-straight 100-tackle season after leading thePatriots with 114 total tackles. Bentley finished with 108
total tackles in 2021 and 122 total tackles in 2022. He is
the first Patriots player since LB Jerod Mayo (five straightfrom 2008-12) to have at least three straight 100-tackle
seasons.
• Part of the 7th-ranked Patriots defense that finished fourthin the NFL in rushing yards allowed per game. The 2023 defense allowed an average of 93.2 rushing yards per game,the third lowest in team history since the 1970 merger.
• Part of a defensive unit that allowed just 38 rushing yards.
at the N.Y. Jets (9/24).
• Finished with 11 total tackles vs. New Orleans (10/8).
• Had his first career two-sack game with two fourth quarter
sacks vs. Washington (11/5). His second sack came on a
crucial third-and-6 situation, which halted the Commanders’ drive. He finished the game with a team-leading 13
tackles.
• Had his third 10-tackle game of the 2023 season and the13th of his career vs. N.Y. Jets (1/7).

2022 (17/17)• Started at linebacker in all 17 games and recorded a career-high and team-leading 122 total tackles (60 solo, 62
assists), three sacks for a loss of 25 yards, one interception, two passes defensed, one fumble recovery on special
teams and three special teams tackles.
• Was named a co-captain for the second time in his career.
He was also a captain during the 2020 season.
• Led the team in tackles in nine games: at Miami (9/11), at
Green Bay (10/2), vs. Detroit (10/9), vs. Chicago (10/24), vs.
Indianapolis (11/6), vs. N.Y. Jets (11/20), at Arizona (12/12), at

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EXTRA POINTS• Ja’Whaun Bentley was the first three-time captain in
Purdue history.
• Ja’Whaun and his family had been homeless since his
freshman year of high school, living with one set of
grandparents, then the other, then an aunt. Bentley
and his brother slept on couches and floors for periods of time of several years until Ja’Whaun entered
the NFL and was able to secure permanent housing
for his family.
• Bentley and former Celtics guard Carsen Edwards met
as student athletes at Purdue in 2016. Bentley was a
junior on the football team and Edwards was a freshman on the basketball team. The duo quickly formed atight bond and have been close friends ever since.

HONORS & AWARDS
2023: Team Captain2022: Team Captain2020: Team Captain

VIDEO FEATURE• On this “Patriots All Access” feature, takea trip back home with Ja’Whaun and see
why ‘home’ is not something he and his
family take for granted.
Las Vegas (12/18) and vs. Miami (1/1).
• Had five 10-tackle games, including a stretch of threestraight games with 10 tackles: at Green Bay (10/2), vs.
Chicago (10/24), at Arizona (12/12), at Las Vegas (12/18) andvs. Cincinnati (12/24).
• Part of the defensive unit that pitched a shutout vs. Detroit(10/9) in a 29-0 win. The Lions entered the game with the
top-ranked offense in the NFL. The defense stopped all sixof Detroit’s fourth down attempts.
• Part of the defensive unit that held Cleveland, who entered
the game with the top ranked rushing attack, to 70 rushingyards. It was the first time in 2022 that the Browns had lessthan 170 rushing yards (10/16). Had one tackle.

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Had his second career interception when he picked off QB
Zach Wilson at the end of the second quarter to give New
England a first down at the New York 40-yard line at N.Y.
Jets (10/30). The pick led to a Patriots field goal.
• Led the team with 8 total tackles (5 solo, 3 assists) vs. Indianapolis (11/6). Also recorded one sack for a 5-yard loss on
third down to force the Colts to punt. It was one of the ninesacks the defense had, which is a season high and tied forthe most under Coach Belichick. Played a key role for the
defensive unit that forced the Colts to go 0-for-14 on third
down and allowed just 121 total yards of offense.

• Led the team with 10 total tackles (3 solo, 7 assist) at Arizona (12/12). Part of the defensive unit that recorded six
sacks, two takeaways, a touchdown and four fourth-down
stops.
• Led the team with 10 total tackles (6 solo, 4 assist) at Las Vegas (12/18). Also recorded an 8-yard sack at the end of thethird quarter at the four-yard line to force a fourth down
punt to start the fourth quarter.
• Finished with 11 total tackles vs. Cincinnati (12/24) for his
third consecutive 10-plus tackle game after he had 10
tackles at Arizona on Dec. 12 and 10 tackles at Las Vegas
on Dec. 18. He became the first Patriots player since LB
Jamie Collins in 2014 to register 10 tackles in three straightgames. Collins had 13 tackles vs. N.Y. Jets on Oct. 16, 11
tackles vs. Chicago on Oct. 26 and 11 tackles vs. Denver on
Nov. 2. Has a team leading 106 total tackles, reaching 100
total tackles for the second straight season.
• Added 7 total tackles at Buffalo (1/8) and became the 13th
New England player to reach at least 120 total tackles ina season with 122, the first Patriots player to do so sinceJerod Mayo had 147 total tackles in 2012. Also recovered a
fumble on special teams in the fourth quarter.

2021 (16/16, 1/1)

• Started all 16 games he played in, recording a then career-high 108 total tackles, one sack, two passes defensed, three forced fumbles and one special teams tackles.
• Was inactive vs. Tampa Bay (10/3) due to injury.
• Started in the Wild Card Round loss at Buffalo (1/15), totaling two tackles.
• Had three 10-plus tackle games with 13 vs. Dallas (10/17),
10 vs. Tennessee (11/28) and 17 at Miami (1/9).
• Had a team-high six solo tackles against N.Y. Jets (9/19).
Pressured QB Zach Wilson on the opening drive thatforced a contested throw picked off by J.C. Jackson.
• Led the team with 13 total tackles as a starter vs. Dallas(10/17).
• Forced a fumble when Dallas QB Dak Prescott reachedover the goal line late in the first half to preserve a 1410 New England lead at the end of the first half. The play

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Led the team with 10 combined tackles vs. Tennessee(11/28) with two forced fumbles, one of which came on a
fourth quarter sack but was recovered by the Titans.
• Missed most of the week for Covid reasons, but recorded
four combined tackles and two solo tackles vs. Jacksonville (1/2).
• Set a new career high with a game-leading 17 combined
tackles at Miami (1/9), pushing him over 100 tackles in aseason for the first time in his career. It was his third 10plus tackle game of the 2021 season. His previous high intackles was 14 total tackles vs. Arizona on Nov. 29, 2020.

2020 (13/13)• Elected defensive co-captain by his teammates for the firsttime.

Players• Led the team with 9 tackles vs. N.Y. Jets (11/20), including
an assisted tackle with DB Myles Bryant on third-and-17
to keep the Jets from reaching the first down marker andforcing a punt. Was part of the defensive unit that held theJets to just 103 total yards, the third-fewest yards allowedin Patriots history, only two total yards in the second half,
the fewest ever allowed in a half in Patriots history, only six
first downs and no touchdowns.

completed a goal line stand, as Dallas had a first-and-goalfrom the New England 1-yard line. He tackled RB Ezekiel
Elliott on the 1-yard line on first and goal on that drive.

• Started all 13 games he played in and finished second on
the team with a then career-high 91 tackles, 1½ sacks andtwo passes defensed. Posted double-digit tackles gamesin Week 6 vs. Denver (12) and Week 12 vs. Arizona (14). Was
inactive due to injury at N.Y. Jets (11/9), vs. Baltimore (11/15)
and vs. Buffalo (12/28).
• Totaled 12 tackles and teamed up with Shilique Calhoun torecord his first career sack vs. Denver (10/18).
• Totaled five tackles and his first career solo sack at Buffalo(11/1).
• Posted a single-game career-high 14 tackles in the win
vs. Arizona (11/29). Combined with DL Akeem Spence ona goal-line tackle on Arizona RB Kenyan Drake to preventa score as time expired in the first half. Played a key role inlimiting the NFL’s No. 1 offense to 298 total net yards.
• Racked up nine tackles at L.A. Rams (12/10).
• Started at linebacker and made three tackles at Miami(12/20) before leaving the game due to injury in the firsthalf.
• Returned to action after missing the previous game due toinjury and finished with a team-high seven tackles in theseason finale win vs. N.Y. Jets (1/3).

2019 (16/2, 1/0)
• Appeared in all 16 regular season games with two starts
and finished with 39 tackles, one pass defensed and five
tackles on special teams as part of a defense that finishedNo. 1 in the NFL in total defense (275.9 yards per game)and scoring (14.1 points allowed per game).
• Contributed as a reserve on defense and special teams
and made four defensive tackles in the AFC Wild Card loss
vs. Tennessee (1/4).
• Made his first start of the season and finished with threetackles at linebacker and a special teams tackle in the win
at Buffalo (9/29).
• Led the team with a season-high eight tackles in the win
at Cincinnati (12/15). His second-quarter tackle on fourthdown led to a Nick Folk field goal that tied the game. Also
made one special teams tackle in the game.

2018 (3/2, 0/0)

• Played in the first three games of the season with two91

starts and posted 13 tackles, one interception, one passdefensed and one special teams tackle before being
placed on injured reserve on Sept. 26, after suffering an
injury at Detroit (9/23).
• Made the start at linebacker in his first career NFL game in
the victory vs. Houston (9/9) and combined for seven total
tackles.

Players• Contributed in a reserve role at linebacker and finishedwith one tackle, while also contributing on special teams
with one special teams tackle at Jacksonville (9/16).
• Started at linebacker and finished with five tackles and apass defensed, while also recording his first NFL interception when he picked off QB Matthew Stafford to end theLions first drive of the third quarter in the game at Detroit(9/23). The turnover led to a touchdown on the Patriots ensuing drive.

COLLEGE• Played in 38 games over his four-year career at Purdue
and registered 272 tackles, one sack, two interceptions,
one interception returned for a touchdown, seven passes
defensed, two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries.

before injuring his knee at practice. Finished fifth on theteam with 49 tackles despite missing the final seven
games of the season.
• Started all 12 games as a freshman and recorded 76 tackles, one interception returned for 44 yards, one pass defensed and three fumble recoveries.

PERSONAL• Four-year letter-winner in high school.
• Two-time first team all-metropolitan, all-conference andall-state as a junior and senior.
• Made 113 tackles, 26 tackles for loss, four sacks and one
interception returned for a TD as a senior, helping lead his
team to the WCAC championship.
• Recorded 116 tackles and six sacks as a junior.
• Played in Offense-Defense 2014 All-American Bowl.
• Recorded 10 sacks and one forced fumble as a freshman.
• Majored in organizational leadership at Purdue.

• Was a three-time team captain at Purdue.
• Appeared in 12 games with 11 starts as a senior and totaled
a career-high 97 tackles, one sack, one interception hereturned for a touchdown, three passes defensed and twoforced fumbles.
• Played in nine games as a junior with eight starts andfinished fifth on the team with 50 tackles and one passdefensed.
• Started the first five games of the season as a sophomore

Ja’whaun Bentley statistics

POS: LB HT: 6-2 WT: 250 LBS YEAR: 7TH ACQ: D5-18 (143RD) COLLEGE: PURDUE BORN: 8/24/96

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2018

Team
Patriots

2019
2020

UT
8

TACKLESA
S YDS
5 0.0 0.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
1
0 0.0 0
0
1 0 0
0 0
1

G/S
3/2

TT
13

Patriots

16/2

39

25

14

0.0

0.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

5

Patriots

13/13

91

50

41

1.5

11.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

2021

Patriots

16/16

108

67

41

1.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

2

3

0

0

0

1

2022

Patriots

17/17

122

60

62

3.0 25.0

1

7

7.0

7

0

2

0

0

0

0

3

2023

Patriots

16/16

114

55

59

4.5

13.5

0

0 0.0

0

0

3

1

0

0

0

0

Totals – 6 Years

81/66

487 265 222

10 49.5

2

7 7.0

7

0

11

4

0

0

0

10

Additional Statistics: 1 Fumble Recovery on a Punt at Buffalo (01/08/23).

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2018

Team
Patriots

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
G/S
TT UT AS YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
0/0				Injured Reserve

2019

Patriots

1/0

5

3

2

0.0

0.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2021

Patriots

1/1

2

2

0

0.0

0.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals – 3 Years

2/1

7

5

2 0.0

0.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

92

0

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Bentley’s Career game-by-game2018		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/09		 HoustonS
7 4 3 - - - - - - - 1 1 0 - - - - - - - 1
09/16 at Jacksonville p
09/23 at DetroitS
5 3 2 - - 1 0 1 - - 09/30		 Miami		Placed on injured reserve (9/26)
3/2 13 8 5 0.0 0.0 1 0 1 0 0 1
2018 Totals

P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
p
3 2 1 - - - - - - - p
2 2 0 - - - - - - - p
3 2 1 - - - - - - - S
3 3 0 - - - - - - - 1
p
4 4 0 - - - - - - - p
1 1 0 - - - - - - - p
2 0 2 - - - - - - - p
1 1 0 - - - - - - - p
2 1 1 - - - - - - - S
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 1p
5 2 3 - - - - - - - p
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 1p
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 1p
8 4 4 - - - - - - - 1
p
0 0 0 - - - - - 1 - p
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 16/2 39 25 14 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 5p
5 3 2 - - - - - - - 1/0 5 3 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 02020		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/13		 Miami
S
5 3 2 - - - - - - - 09/20 at SeattleS
5 1 4 - - - - - - - 09/27		 Las Vegas
S
4 4 0 - - - - 1 - - 10/05 at Kansas City S
6 3 3 - - - - 1 - - 10/18		 DenverS
12 8 4 0.5 6.0 - - - - - 10/25		 San Francisco S
8 5 3 - - - - - - - 11/01 at Buffalo
S
5 4 1 1.0 5.0 - - - - - 11/09 at N.Y. Jets				Inactive
11/15		Baltimore				Inactive
11/22 at HoustonS
5 1 4 - - - - - - - 11/29		 ArizonaS
14 6 8 - - - - - - - 12/06 at L.A. Chargers S
6 5 1 - - - - - - - 12/10 at L.A. Rams
S
9 5 4 - - - - - - - 12/20 at Miami
S
4 1 3 - - - - - - - 12/28		Buffalo				Inactive
01/03		 N.Y. JetsS
8 4 4 - - - - - - - 2020 Totals
13/13 91 50 41 1.5 11.0 0 0 2 0 0 0

P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPTS
7 4 3 1.0 12.0 - - - - - S
5 1 4 - - - - - - - 1S
4 2 2 - - - - - - - S
10 3 7 - - - - - - - S
5 0 5 - - - - - - - S
1 0 1 - - - - - - - S
10 6 4 - - - - - - - S
3 0 3 - - 1.0 7.0 1 - - S
9 5 4 1.0 5.0 - - - - - 1
S
9 8 1 - - - - - - - S
7 3 4 - - - - - - - S
5 2 3 - - - - - - - S
10 3 7 - - - - - - - S
10 6 4 1.0 8.0 - - - - - S
11 8 3 - - - - 1 - - 1
S
9 5 4 - - - - - - - S
7 4 3 - - - - - - - 17/17122 60 62 3.0 25.0 1 7 2 0 0 3

Players2019		 OPPONENT
09/08		 Pittsburgh
09/15 at Miami
09/22		 N.Y. Jets
09/29 at Buffalo
10/06 at Washington
10/10		 N.Y. Giants
10/21 at N.Y. Jets
10/27		 Cleveland
11/03 at Baltimore
11/17 at Philadelphia
11/24		 Dallas
12/01 at Houston
12/08		 Kansas City
12/15 at Cincinnati
12/21		 Buffalo
12/29		 Miami
2019 Totals
01/04		 Tennessee
2019 Postseason

2022		 OPPONENT
09/11 at Miami
09/18 at Pittsburgh
09/25		 Baltimore
10/02 at Green Bay
10/09		 Detroit
10/16 at Cleveland
10/24		 Chicago
10/30 at N.Y. Jets
11/06		 Indianapolis
11/20		 N.Y. Jets
11/24 at Minnesota
12/01		 Buffalo
12/12 at Arizona
12/18 at Las Vegas
12/24		 Cincinnati
01/01		 Miami
01/08 at Buffalo
2022 Totals

2023		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		 Philadelphia S
9 3 6 - - - - - - - 09/17		 Miami
S
6 3 3 - - - - - - - 09/24 at N.Y. JetsS
5 3 2 - - - - 1 - - 10/01 at DallasS
5 2 3 - - - - 1 - - 10/08		 New Orleans S
11 5 6 1.0 9.0 - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas
S
4 3 1 - - - - - - - 10/22		 Buffalo
S
9 2 7 - - - - 1 - - 10/29 at Miami
S
6 4 2 - - - - - - - 11/05		 Washington S
13 10 3 2.0 4.0 - - - - - 11/12		Indianapolis					Inactive
11/26 at N.Y. Giants S
3 2 1 1.0 0.0 - - - 1 - 12/03		 L.A. Chargers S
8 1 7 - - - - - - - 12/7 at PittsburghS
7 2 5 - - - - - - - 12/17		 Kansas City S
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 12/24 at DenverS
8 5 3 - - - - - - - 12/31 at Buffalo
S
7 5 2 - - - - - - - 1/07		 N.Y. Jets
S
10 3 7 0.5 0.5 - - - - - 2023 Totals
16/16 114 55 59 4.5 13.5 0 0.0 3 1 0 02021		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/12		 Miami
S
4 4 0 - - - - - - - 09/19 at N.Y. Jets
S
8 6 2 - - - - 1 - - 1
09/26		 New Orleans S
7 6 1 - - - - 1 - - 10/03		 Tampa Bay			Inactive
10/10 at HoustonS
3 1 2 - - - - - - - 10/17		 DallasS
13 11 2 - - - - - 1 - 10/24		 N.Y. Jets
S
4 4 0 - - - - - - - 10/31 at L.A. Chargers S
5 3 2 - - - - - - - 11/07 at Carolina
S
4 2 2 - - - - - - - 11/14		 ClevelandS
7 6 1 - - - - - - - 11/18 at AtlantaS
7 4 3 - - - - - - - 11/28		 TennesseeS
10 4 6 1.0 - - - - 2 - 12/06 at Buffalo
S
8 3 5 - - - - - - - 12/18 at Indianapolis S
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 12/26		 Buffalo
S
6 2 4 - - - - - - - 01/02		 Jacksonville S
4 2 2 - - - - - - - 01/09 at Miami
S
17 9 8 - - - - - - - 2021 Totals
16/16108 67 41 1.0 0.0 0 0 2 3 0 1
01/15 at Buffalo
S
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 2021 Postseason
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Joshuah Bledsoe
24 | SAFETY

HT: 5-11 | WT: 207 | Born: 12/30/1998 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 4/0 (0/0) Acq: D6a-21 (188th)
College: Missouri | Hometown: Houston, Texas

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSUPDATED STATISTICS

Joshua Bledsoe was signed by New England to the 53-man
roster from the practice squad on Dec. 30, 2023 ... Originallydrafted by the New England Patriots in the sixth round (188th
overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft ... Released by New England(8/29/23) ... Signed by New England to the practice squad(8/31/23).

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

COLLEGESEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (1/0)• Played in 10 games in 2020 and totaled 41 tackles, 2½
tackles for loss, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery,
one interception and six passes defensed.

• Played in one game and was inactive for one game.

• Played 12 games in 2019 and finished the year ranked
third on the team with 49 tackles and four tackles for loss.
Added a team-high 10 pass breakups with one fumble recovery and one forced fumble.

• Spent majority of the season on the practice squad, before
being signed to the 53-man roster on Dec. 30.
• Made his 2023 debut at Buffalo (12/31) after being signed
to the 53-man roster from the practice squad.

• Became the first Missouri safety to post 10-plus pass
breakups in a single season.

2022 (3/0)• Saw action in 12 games and finished the season with 28
tackles and two passes defensed.

• Played in three games, seeing action on defense and special teams, and finished with one special teams tackle.

• Earned 2018 SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll accolades.

• Made his NFL debut on defense in the home opener vs.
Baltimore (9/25).

• Saw action in 12 games in 2017 and registered 13 tackles
and one sack.

• Saw limited action at safety as S Kyle Dugger was out due
to injury at N.Y. Jets (10/30). Also played on special teams
and recorded a tackle on the opening kickoff.

• Played more defense as the season wore on, posting atleast one tackle in seven of the final eight games of theseason.

• Saw limited action on the special teams unit vs. Miami (1/1).

PERSONAL

2021 (0/0, 0/0)

• Made 30 tackles and had two interceptions as a senior at
Dekaney HS (Houston).
• Totaled 49 tackles, one interception and four passes defensed as a junior.
• Majored in parks, recreation and sport at Missouri.
• Chose Missouri over Louisiana-Monroe, North Texas, Rice,
Texas-San Antonio and Tulane.

• Missed training camp due to an injury and began the regular season on the Reserve/NFI List.
• Was activated to the 53-man roster on Dec. 14 and wasinactive for two games before being placed on injured reserve.

Joshuah Bledsoe statistics

POS: S HT: 5-11 WT: 207 LBS YEAR: 3RD ACQ: D6a-21 (188TH) COLLEGE: MISSOURI BORN: 12/30/98

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

Team
Patriots

G/S
0/0

UT
0

TACKLES		INTERCEPTIONS
A
TT
TFL
YDS S
YDS FF FR PD
INT YDS
0
0
0
0
0.0 0
0
0
0
0
0

2022

Patriots

3/0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

2023

Patriots

1/0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals – 2 Years

4/0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

SPT
0

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

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Isaiah Bolden

29 | CORNERBACK

HT: 6-2 | WT: 205 | Born: 12/16/1999
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2 | Acq: D7-23 (245th)
College: Jackson State | Hometown: Tampa, Fla.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSUPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Isaiah Bolden was drafted by the New England Patriots in theseventh round (245th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (0/0)• Spent the year on the injured reserve list after suffering an
injury in the preseason. Was placed on injured reserve on
Aug. 29.

PERSONAL• Hard-hitting cover corner rated as a four-star prospect by
Rivals and 247 Sports.

COLLEGE• Ranked as top-30 cornerback in the country by both services and 188th overall in ESPN300.

• Led the nation (both FBS and FCS) in kickoff return average
at 36.9 yards-per-attempt and tied for FCS lead with two
kickoff returns for touchdowns in 2021.

• Dual-sport star that won regional championships in the
100-meter and 200-meter dash on the track team.

• Returned a kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown vs.
Bethune-Cookman (10/23).

• As a senior, qualified for the 3A state championships intrack, winning the bronze medal in the 100-meter dash.

• Returned a kickoff 91 yards for touchdown in SWAC Championship vs. Prairie View (12/4).
• Transferred from Florida State, where he played in 2018and 2019.

Isaiah Bolden statistics

POS: CB HT: 6-2 WT: 205 LBS YEAR: 2ND ACQ: D7-23 (245TH) COLLEGE: JACKSON STATE BORN: 12/16/99

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2023

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
Team
G/S
TT UT
A
S YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD
Patriots						Injured Reserve									Totals - 1 Year

0/0

0

0

0

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0

0.0

0

0

0.0 0

0

0 0

0

0

0

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Kendrick Bourne
84 | WIDE RECEIVER

HT: 6-1 | WT: 205 | Born: 8/4/1995 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 8/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 99/25 (4/0) | Acq: UFA (SF)-21
College: Eastern Washington | Hometown: Portland, Ore.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Kendrick Bourne was re-signed by the New England Patriots
as an unrestricted free agent on March 21, 2024 ... Originally
signed by San Francisco as a rookie free agent (5/5/17) ... Resigned by San Francisco as a restricted free agent (4/6/20) ...
Signed by New England as an unrestricted free agent fromSan Francisco (3/19/21).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (8/5)• Played in eight games with five starts and tallied 37 receptions for 406 yards (11.0 avg) and 4 touchdowns. Also had
one rushing attempt for 4 yards at Las Vegas (10/15).
• Was placed on the injured reserve list on Oct. 31, after suffering an injury at Miami (10/29).
• Made his first start of the season in the home opener vs.
Philadelphia (9/10). Recorded 6 receptions for 64 yards,
averaging 10.7 yards-per-reception and hauled in twotouchdowns. His first of the season came in the second
quarter on a 19-yard strike from QB Mac Jones. Found theend zone again in the fourth quarter on an 11-yard reception from Jones.
• Had a career-high 10 receptions for 89 yards at Las Vegas(10/15). His previous best was 8 receptions on Nov. 1, 2020
at Seattle when he played for San Francisco.
• Led the team in receiving yards with 63 yards on 6 receptions vs. Buffalo (10/22). Bourne found the end zone in the
fourth quarter when Jones found him for a 4-yard touchdown, giving the Patriots a 22-17 lead over the Bills.
• Found the endzone on a 24-yard catch and run in the firstquarter following a Kyle Dugger interception to give thePatriots an early 7-0 lead at Miami (10/29). Left the game
due to an injury in the fourth quarter and did not return.

RUSHING WIDE RECEIVER
Bourne finished the game against Cleveland (11/14) with
43 yards rushing on three carries. His 43 yards rushing
are the fifth-best rushing total by a Patriots wide receiverin a game.

MOST RUSHING YARDS BY A PATRIOTS WIDERECEIVER IN A GAME

Date
12/23/2018
11/04/2018
10/03/1976
11/18/2012
11/14/2021
10/29/2018

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PlayerYards
Opp.
Cordarrelle Patterson 66
Buffalo
Cordarrelle Patterson 61
Green Bay
Darryl Stingley48
vs. Oakland
Julian Edelman
47 vs. Indianapolis
Kendrick Bourne
43 vs. Cleveland
Cordarrelle Patterson 38
vs. Buffalo

UPDATED STATISTICS
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SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHSREGULAR SEASON:
Receptions:10

at Las Vegas (10/15/23)

Receiving Yards:

100

vs. Cincinnati (12/24/22)

Receiving TDs:

2

vs. Philadelphia (9/10/23)

			vs. Tennessee (11/28/21)

			
Long: 75t

at New Orleans (12/8/19)
vs. Dallas (10/17/21)

VIDEO FEATURE• Get to know Kendrick Bourne off the fieldin this episode of Do Your Life. See Kendrick’s hometown and his first trip back to
his high school since graduating.

2022 (16/2)• Played 16 games with two starts at wide receiver and recorded 35 receptions for 434 yards and one touchdown.
Also registered six rushing attempts for 39 yards.
• Saw limited action at Miami (9/11) but recorded a 41-yard
reception, the longest of the game.
• Made his first start of the season in home opener vs. Baltimore (9/25). Had four receptions for 58 yards.
• Had a 15-yard run in the second quarter at Green Bay(10/2), his first rushing attempt of the season.
• Was inactive for the game vs. Chicago (10/24) due to injury.
• Finished with 6 receptions for 100 yards vs. Cincinnati(12/24), the first 100-yard game of his career. His previous
high was 98 yards vs. Cleveland on Nov. 14, 2021. Scoredon a 5-yard touchdown pass from QB Mac Jones in the
fourth quarter for his first touchdown of the season. Hada 29-yard run in the second quarter, his longest run of his
career. His previous long was an 18-yard run at Indianapolis on Dec. 18, 2021. It is the 16th time in team history that
the Patriots have had a 20-yard run by a wide receiver ina game.

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2021 (17/5, 1/0)
• Played all 17 games with five starts and totaled a career-high 55 receptions for 800 yards and tied a career-high with five touchdowns. Recorded a career-longcatch of 75 yards which resulted in a touchdown.
• Completed his first NFL pass attempt for a 25-yard touchdown to WR Nelson Agholor in the first quarter vs. the New
York Jets on Oct. 24, 2021, giving him a perfect passer rating of 158.3. Posted four receptions for 68 yards, includinga 46-yard catch in the fourth quarter to get down to theJets’ one-yard line. RB J.J. Taylor ran it in for a touchdown
on the next play.

• Finished the game against Cleveland (11/14) with 43 yards
rushing on three carries. His 43 yards rushing are the fifthbest rushing total by a Patriots wide receiver in a game.
• Had his first postseason two-touchdown performance in
the Wild Card Round loss at Buffalo (1/15), with a 3-yard
touchdown reception in the third quarter and a 4-yard
touchdown catch in the fourth quarter. Overall, it is his
third two-touchdown game and second of the 2021 season. He had two touchdowns vs. Tennessee on Nov. 28,
2021. His two touchdowns led the team, as well as his
seven receptions and 77 receiving yards. He also had a
14-yard run in the third quarter.
• Had a 16-yard run in the third quarter as a reserve at N.Y.
Jets (9/19), his first career NFL rushing attempt.
• Made his first start with the Patriots in a three-wide receiver set vs. New Orleans (9/26) and recorded 96 receiving
yards on six receptions. Reached over the defender on asideline route for a 22-yard touchdown pass from QB Mac
Jones in the fourth quarter for his first touchdowns with
the Patriots.
• Started in a three-wide receiver set vs. Tampa Bay (10/3)
and caught all five of his targets for 58 yards.
• Connected with Mac Jones for a 75-yard touchdown passin the fourth quarter vs. Dallas (10/17), his longest career
reception. His previous long was a 54-yard reception from
QB Jimmy Garoppolo vs. Tennessee on Dec. 17, 2017 when
he played for San Francisco.
• Had three 10-yard runs vs. Cleveland (11/14) for 43 yards
rushing on the day, the fifth-best rushing total by a Patriots wide receiver in a game. Had a 15-yard run in the firstquarter, an 11-yard run in the second quarter and a 17-yard
run in the third quarter.
• Caught four passes for a career-high 98 yards vs. Cleveland (11/14). His previous best was 96 yards vs. New Orleans on Sept. 26, 2021. Caught a 23-yard touchdown passfrom QB Mac Jones in the second quarter.

2020 (15/5 – SAN FRANCISCO)• Played in 15 games with five starts and established careerhighs in receptions (49) and receiving yards (667) andscored two touchdowns.
• Tallied two receptions for 30 yards and a touchdown vs.
Miami (10/4).
• Posted a season-high eight receptions for 81 yards at Seattle (11/1).
• Missed the Week 9 match up vs. Green Bay (11/5) after
landing on the COVID-19 reserve list.

Players• Had 12 rushing attempts for 125 yards. He had six 10-yard
runs in 2021. Prior to the 2021 season, Bourne never had arushing attempt in his NFL career.

• Totaled five catches for 76 yards, including a 46-yard catchin the fourth quarter vs. Jacksonville (1/2). He also added
two rushes for 17 yards.

• Caught four passes for a season-high 86 yards and one
touchdown at Dallas (12/20).

2019 (16/0, 3/0 – SAN FRANCISCO)• Played in all 16 games as a reserve and posted 30 receptions for 358 yards and tied for the team lead with a career-high five touchdowns.
• Appeared in all three postseason contests as a reserveand caught six passes for 88 yards and one touchdown.
• Caught three passes for a season-high 69 yards at Washington (10/20).
• Totaled four receptions for 42 yards and one touchdown
vs. Seattle (11/11), hauling in a TD pass for the second consecutive game. Also caught a two-point conversion from
QB Jimmy Garoppolo.
• Registered four receptions for 31 yards and one touchdown vs. Arizona (11/17). Notched a touchdown reception
for the third consecutive game.
• Posted three receptions for 18 yards and two touchdowns
at New Orleans (12/18), marking his first career game withmultiple receiving touchdowns.
• Made his NFL postseason debut vs. Minnesota (1/11) andregistered three receptions for 40 yards and one touchdown.
• Posted two receptions for 42 yards in Super Bowl LIV vs.
Kansas City (2/2).

2018 (16/8 – SAN FRANCISCO)• Played all 16 games with eight starts and totaled 42 receptions for 487 yards and four touchdowns.
• Caught his first career touchdown pass on a 4-yard completion from QB Jimmy Garoppolo vs. Detroit (9/16).
• Posted season-highs with seven receptions for 71 yards at
Arizona (10/28).
• Registered five receptions for 59 yards and one touchdown at L.A. Rams (12/30).

• Scored two touchdowns vs. Tennessee (11/28), a 4-yard
touchdown pass in the first quarter and a 41-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter both from Mac Jones was
his second career two-touchdown game. He had twotouchdowns at New Orleans on Dec. 8, 2019 when heplayed for San Francisco.

2017 (11/0 – SAN FRANCISCO)• Recorded 6 catches for 44 yards, along with 2 rushes for 19
yards, including a career-long 18 yard run at Indianapolis(12/18).

• Posted four receptions for a season-high 85 yards vs, Tennessee (12/17), including a career-long 54 yard catch.

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Made the 53-man roster as an undrafted free agent.
Played in 11 games as a reserve and tallied 16 receptionsfor 257 yards.
• Was inactive for five contests.

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COLLEGE

Sky Honorable Mention honors.

• Appeared in 53 games with 32 starts and totaled 211 receptions for 3,130 yards and 27 touchdowns during his
four-year career at Eastern Washington.
• As a senior, registered 79 receptions for 1,201 yards andseven touchdowns. Earned Second-Team All-Big Sky honors for the second straight season.
• Appeared in 11 games with 10 starts as a junior and recorded 73 receptions for 998 yards and eight scores. Earned
Second-Team All-Big Sky honors.

Players• Played in all 14 games with nine starts and totaled 52 receptions for 814 yards and 10 touchdowns. Named All-Big• Saw action in all 14 games as a freshman and notched seven receptions for 117 yards and two scores.

PERSONAL• Attended Milwaukee Arts (Portland, Ore.) Academy, where
he was a first-team All-Northwest Oregon Conference selection in 2012 after totaling 54 receptions or 1,292 yards
and 18 touchdowns.
• Born Kendrick Bourne (8/4/95) in Portland, Ore., to Eric andLuisa Turner.
• Married to wife, Vanessa.

Kendrick Bourne statistics

POS: WR HT: 6-1 WT: 205 LBS YEAR: 8TH ACQ: UFA (SF)-21 COLLEGE: EASTERN WASHINGTON BORN: 8/4/95

REGULAR SEASON RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year
2017

Team
49ers

G/S
11/0

2018

49ers

16/8

2019

49ers

16/0

2020

49ers

15/5

2021

Patriots

17/5

2022

Patriots

16/2

2023

Patriots

8/5
99/25

Totals – 7 Years

REC
16

YDS
257

AVG
16.1

LG
54

TD
0

42

487

11.6

33

4

30

358

11.9

30

5

49

667

13.6

49t

2

55

800

14.5

75t

5

35

434

12.4

41

1

37

406

11.0

36

4

264

3,409

12.9

75t

21

Additional Statistics: Rushing Totals: 19 Rushing Attempts for 168 Yards - 2003: 1 Rushing Attempt for 4 yards, 2022: 6
Rushing Attempts for 39 Yards. 2021: Completed 1 Pass for a 25-Yard Touchdown vs. N.Y. Jets on Oct. 24, 2021. 12 Rushing
Attempts for 125 Yards.

POSTSEASON RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year
2019

Team
49ers

G/S
3/0

REC
6

YDS
88

AVG
14.7

LG
26

TD
1

2021

Patriots

1/0

7

77

11.0

43

2

Totals – 2 Years

4/0

13

165

12.7

43

3

Additional Statistics: 2021: 1 Rushing Attempt for 14 Yards at Buffalo on Jan. 15, 2022.

Bourne’s Career game-by-game2017		 OPPONENTP/S NO
09/10		Carolinap
09/17 at Seattle			
09/21		 L.A. Rams			
10/01 at Arizona			
10/08 at Indianapolis			
10/15 at Washington			
10/22		Dallasp
10/29 at Philadelphiap
11/05		 Arizonap2
11/12		 N.Y. Giantsp3
11/26		 Seattle
p2
12/03 at Chicagop12/10 at Houstonp2
12/17		 Tennesseep4
12/24		 Jacksonvillep1
12/31 at L.A. Ramsp2
2017 Totals
11/0 1698

YDS
Inactive
Inactive
Inactive
Inactive
Inactive
39
42
22
29
85
12
28
257

AVG
-

LG
-

TD
-

19.5
14.0
11.0
14.5
21.3
12.0
14.0
16.1

25
20
15
18
54
12
16
54

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

2018		 OPPONENT
09/09 at Minnesota
09/16		 Detroit
09/23 at Kansas City
09/30 at L.A. Chargers
10/07		 Arizona
10/15 at Green Bay
10/21		L.A. Rams
10/28 at Arizona
11/01		 Oakland
11/12		 N.Y. Giants
11/25 at Tampa Bay
12/02 at Seattle
12/09		Denver
12/16		Seattle12/23		 Chicago
12/30 at L.A. Rams
2018 Totals

P/S NO
p
p
1
p
1
p
3
p
4
p
1
p
S
7
p
2
S
4
S
2
S
4
S
2
S
2
S
4
S
5
16/8 42

YDS
4
27
34
33
22
71
6
33
27
60
22
16
73
59
487

AVG
4.0
27.0
11.3
8.3
22.0
10.1
3.0
8.3
13.5
15.0
11.0
8.0
18.3
11.8
11.6

LG
4t
27
17
10
22
19
4t
13
17
33
12
12
25
20
33

TD
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
4

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Bourne’s Career game-by-game
P/S NO
p
1
p
1
p
1
p
2
p
1
p
3
p
1
p
1
p
4
p
4
p
2
p
3
p
3
p
1
p
2
p
16/0 30
p
3
p
1
p
2
3/0
6

AVG
9.0
4.0
22.0
12.0
11.0
23.0
12.0
7.0
10.5
7.8
13.5
14.0
6.0
11.0
14.5
11.9
13.3
6.0
21.0
1.7

LG
9
4
22
14
11
28
12
7t
16
19
14
30
6t
11
18
30
21
6
26
26

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
5
1
0
0
1

2020		 OPPONENTP/S NO
YDS
AVG
09/13		ArizonaS
2
34
17.0
09/20 at N.Y. Jets
S
4
67
16.8
09/27 at N.Y. Giants
S
4
63
15.8
10/04		 Philadelphia
S
3
33
11.0
10/11		 Miami
p
2
30
15.0
10/18		 L.A. Rams
p
2
44
22.0
10/25 at New England p
11/01 at Seattle
p
8
81
10.1
11/05		 Green Bay			Reserve/COVID-19
11/15 at New Orleans
p
4
26
6.5
11/29 at L.A. Rams
p
3
34
11.3
12/07		 Buffalo
p
4
35
8.8
12/13		 Washington
p
3
42
14.0
12/20 at Dallas
p
4
86
21.5
12/26 at Arizona
p
1
16
16.0
01/03		 Seattle
p
5
76
15.2
15/5 49
13.6
2020 Totals
667

LG
18
24
18
20
19t
25
20

TD
0
0
0
0
1
0
0

11
18
13
16
49t
16
27
49t

0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2

2021		 OPPONENT
09/12		 Miami
09/19 at N.Y. Jets
09/26		 New Orleans
10/03		 Tampa Bay
10/10 at Houston
10/17		 Dallas
10/24		 N.Y. Jets
10/31 at L.A. Chargers
11/07 at Carolina
11/14		 Cleveland
11/18 at Atlanta
11/28		 Tennessee
12/06 at Buffalo
12/18 at Indianapolis
12/26		 Buffalo
01/02		 Jacksonville
01/09 at Miami
2021 Totals
01/15 at Buffalo
2021 Postseason

LG
17
7
31
17
15
75t
46
14
18
48
19
41t
20
20
46
17
75t
43
43

TD
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
2
2

P/S NO
p
1
p
2
S
6
S
5
p
3
p
1
p
4
p
4
p
3
p
4
p
4
S
5
S
0
p
3
p
2
S
5
p
3
17/5 55
p
7
1/0
7

YDS
9
4
22
24
11
69
12
7
42
31
27
42
18
11
29
358
40
6
42
88

YDS
17
10
96
58
26
75
68
38
34
98
42
61
0
44
33
76
24
800
77
77

AVG
17.0
5.0
16.0
11.6
8.7
75.0
17.0
9.5
11.3
24.5
10.5
12.2
14.7
16.5
15.2
8.0
14.5
11.0
11.0

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RECEIVING
RUSHING
2022		 OPPONENT P/S NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/11 at Miamip
1 41 41.0 41 0
- - - - 09/18 at Pittsburgh p
2 16 8.0 10 0
- - - - 4 58 14.5 26 0
- - - - 09/25		Baltimore S
10/02 at Green Bay p
2 23 11.5 16 0
1 15 15.0 15 10/09		 Detroitp1
1 1.0 1 0
1 -1 -1.0 -1 10/16 at Cleveland p
1 17 17.0 17 0
- - - - 10/24		 Chicago			Inactive		
10/30 at N.Y. Jetsp
- - - - - - - 11/06		Indianapolis S
3 11 3.7 10 0
1 1 1.0 1 11/20		N.Y. Jetsp
1 8 8.0 8 0- - - - 11/24 at Minnesota p
3 36 12.0 17 0
1 -7 -7.0 -7 12/01		Buffalop
1 15 15.0 15 0
- - - - 12/12 at Arizonap
5 47 9.4 16 0
- - - - 12/18 at Las Vegas p- - - - - - - 12/24		 Cincinnati p
6 100 16.7 32 1
1 29 29.0 29 01/01		Miamip
1 16 16.0 16 0
1 2 2.0 2 01/08 at Buffalop
4 45 11.3 20 0 0 0 - - 2022 Totals
16/2 35 434 12.4 41 1 6 39 6.5 29 -Players2019		 OPPONENT
09/08 at Tampa Bay
09/15 at Cincinnati
09/22		 Pittsburgh
10/07		 Cleveland
10/13 at L.A. Rams
10/20 at Washington
10/27		 Carolina
10/31 at Arizona
11/11		 Seattle
11/17		 Arizona
11/24		 Green Bay
12/01 at Baltimore
12/08 at New Orleans
12/15		 Atlanta
12/21		 L.A. Rams
12/29 at Seattle
2019 Totals
01/11		 Minnesota
01/19		 Green Bay
02/02 at Kansas City
2019 Postseason

RECEIVING
RUSHING
2023		 OPPONENT P/S NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		Philadelphia S
6 64 10.7 19t 2- - - - 09/17		Miami
P
4 29 7.3 13 - - - - 09/24 at N.Y. Jets
P
4 46 11.5 18 - - - - 10/01 at DallasP
2 36 18.0 20 - - - - 10/08		New Orleans S
2 43 21.5 28 - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas S
10 89 8.9 36 1 4 4.0 4 10/22		Buffalo
S
6 63 10.5 33 1
- - - - 10/29 at Miami
S
3 36 12.0 24t 1- - - - 11/5		 Washington					Injured reserve
11/12		 Indianapolis					Injured reserve11/26 at N.Y. Giants					Injured reserve12/3		 L.A. Chargers					Injured reserve12/7 at Pittsburgh					Injured reserve12/17		 Kansas City					Injured reserve12/24 at Denver					Injured reserve12/31 at Buffalo					Injured reserve
1/7		 N.Y. Jets					Injured reserve
8/5 37 406 11.0 36 4 1 4 4.0 4 02023 Totals

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Kayshon Boutte
80 | WIDE RECEIVER

Players

HT: 5-11 | WT: 197 | Born: 5/7/2002 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 5/0 (0/0) | Acq: D6a-23 (187th)
College: Louisiana State | Hometown: New Iberia, La.

PRONOUNCED KAY-shawn BOO-tee
CAREER TRANSACTIONSUPDATED STATISTICS

Kayshon Boutte was drafted by the New England Patriots inthe sixth round (187th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (5/0)

2020 season-finale.

• Played in five games as a reserve wide receiver. Collected two receptions 19 yards (9.5 avg). Was inactive for 12
games.

• In 27 career games, had 5 or more receptions 14 times.

• Made his NFL debut vs. Philadelphia (9/10) and played as areserve wide receiver.

• Wore No. 7 in 2022, which is the number presented to thebest playmaker on the team from the state of Louisiana.

• Was active vs. Indianapolis (11/12) for the first time since
Week 1 vs. Philadelphia on Sept. 10. He caught his first NFL
pass for an 11-yard gain from QB Mac Jones in the fourth
quarter.
• Returned to action at Denver (12/24) after missing threegames due to injury.

PERSONAL• Was majoring in interdisciplinary studies.
• Played at Westgate High School in New Iberia, Louisiana.
• Ranked as the No. 1 receiver in the state of Louisiana by
ESPN, Rivals and 247Sports.

COLLEGE• Spent 3 years at LSU, appearing in 27 games with 21 starts.
• Capped career with 131 receptions for 1,782 yards and 16
touchdowns.
• Had 7 100-yard games including an SEC-record 308 yards
and three TDs on 14 receptions against Ole Miss in the

Kayshon Boutte statistics
POS: WR HT: 5-11 WT: 197 LBS YEAR: 2nd ACQ: D6A-23 (187TH) COLLEGE: LOUISIANA STATE BORN: 5/7/02

REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Year
Team
2023 Patriots
Totals – 1 Year

100

G/S
5/0
5/0

NO
2
2

YDS
19
19

RECEIVING
AVG
9.5
9.5

LG
11
11

TD
0
0

NO
0

YDS
0

RUSHING
AVG
0.0

TD
0

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William Bradley-king
52 | DEFENSIVE END

HT: 6-4 | WT: 265 | Born: 12/22/1997 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 1/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 4/0 (0/0) Acq: FA - 23
College: Baylor | Hometown: Kansas City, MO.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (0/0)• Spent part of the year on the Patriots practice squad after
being signed on Oct. 18.

2023 (0/0 - WASHINGTON)UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

William Bradley-King was signed by the New England Patriots to a futures contract on January 8, 2024 ... Originallydrafted by Washington in the seventh round (240th overall)of the 2021 NFL Draft ... Released by Washington (8/31/21)... Signed by Washington to the practice squad (9/1/21) ...
Elevated by Washington to the active roster from the practice squad (12/11/21) ... Reverted back to the Washington
practice squad (12/13/21) ... Elevated by Washington to theactive roster from the practice (1/1/22) ... Reverted back to the
Washington practice squad (1/3/22) ... Signed by Washington
as a free agent (1/8/22) ... Released by Washington (8/30/22)... Signed by Washington to the practice squad (8/31/22) ...
Elevated by Washington to the active roster from the practicesquad (9/24/22) ... Reverted back to the Washington practicesquad (9/26/22) ... Signed by Washington to a futures contract (1/9/23) ... Released by Washington (8/29/23) ... Signed
by Washington to the practice squad (8/30/23) ... Releasedby Washington from the practice squad (9/6/23) ... Signed
by Washington (9/8/23) ... Released by Washington (9/12/23)... Signed by Washington to the practice squad (9/14/23) ...
Released by Washington from the practice squad (10/16/23)... Signed by New England to the practice squad (10/18/23)

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2021 - (3/0, - WASHINGTON)• Spent the year on the practice squad but was elevatedfrom the practice squad and saw action in three games
where he recorded five tackles and a half sack.
• Made his NFL debut as a reserve vs. Dallas (12/22).

COLLEGE• As a senior at Baylor University he compiled 31 tackles
in nine games played (eight starts) and earned All-Big 12
Honorable Mention.
• Led the team in pass breakups (4) and quarterback hurries(4)• As a junior at Arkansas State he started all 13 games for
Arkansas State in 2019 and led team with 13.5 tackles forloss, 8.5 sacks, six QB hurries and three forced fumbles.
Ranked second in the Sun Belt with 8.5 sacks and fourthwith 13.5 TFL• Played in five games in a reserve role on the defensive
line. Recorded seven tackles (2 solo/5 assist), including
2.0 tackles for loss and 1.0 sack as a sophomore.

• Spent time on the Washington practice squad before being
released on Oct. 16.

• Redshirted and participated on the scout team. A-State
Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll as a freshman.

2022 (1/0 - WASHINGTON)PERSONAL• Spent most of the year on the Washington practice squad.
• Was elevated from the practice squad for one game andplayed as a reserve vs. Philadelphia (9/25), collecting 2
tackles.

• Physical Education major. Graduated from Arkansas Statein May 2020 and is pursuing master’s degree from Baylor.

William Bradley-King statistics

POS: DE HT: 6-4 WT: 265 LBS YEAR: 1ST ACQ: FA-23 COLLEGE: BAYLOR BORN: 12/22/1997

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTACKLESA
S YDS
5 0.5 3.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
0
0 0.0 00 0 0 0
0 0
0

Year
2021

Team
G/S
Commanders 3/0

TT
5

UT
0

2022

Commanders 1/0

2

1

2023

Patriots						Practice Squad

Totals – 2 Years

4/0

7

1

1

0.0

6 0.5

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0.0
3.0

0
0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Jacoby brissett
14 | QUARTERBACK

HT: 6-4 | WT: 235 | Born: 12/11/1993 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 9/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 79/48 (1/0) | Acq: UFA (WAS)-24
College: North Carolina State | Hometown: West Palm Beach, Fla.
SUPER BOWL: 16

Players

PRONOUNCED briss-ETTE

CAREER TRANSACTIONSJacoby Brissett was signed by the New England Patriots
as an unrestricted free agent from Washington on March
15, 2024 ... Originally drafted by New England in the thirdround (91st overall) in the 2016 NFL Draft ... Traded by New
England to Indianapolis in exchange for WR Philip Dorsett II(9/2/17) ... Re-signed by Indianapolis (9/3/19) ... Signed by Miami as an unrestricted free agent from Indianapolis (3/17/22)... Signed by Cleveland as an unrestricted free agent from
Miami (3/25/23) ... Signed by Washington as an unrestricted
free agent from Cleveland (3/16/23).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Has appeared in 79 regular season games with 48 starts
and played in one postseason game. He has completed
981-of-1,600 passes (61.3 percent) for 10,574 yards, 51
touchdowns and 23 interceptions. He has also rushed 230
times for 915 yards and 15 touchdowns.
• In 2019, recorded one reception for 2 yards.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (3/0 - WASHINGTON)• Appeared in three regular season games as a reserve,
completing 18-of-23 passes (78.3 percent) for 224 yards
with 3 touchdowns. Also rushed three times for 19 yards.

2022 (16/11 - CLEVELAND)• Played in 16 games with 11 starts and completed 236-of369 passes (64.0 percent) for 2,609 yards with 12 touchdowns and 6 interceptions. Also rushed 49 times for 243
yards with 2 touchdowns.

2021 (11/5 - MIAMI)• Appeared in 11 games with 5 starts, finishing with 141-of225 passing (62.7 percent) for 1,283 yards, 5 touchdowns
and 4 interceptions. Also rushed 19 times for 70 yards and
1 touchdown.

2020 (11/0, 1/0 - INDIANAPOLIS)• Assumed the role of backup quarterback to Philip Rivers
and played in 11 games, completing 2-of-8 passes (25.0
percent) for 17 yards.
• Played in his first career playoff game at Buffalo (1/9), registering 1 rushing attempt for no gain.

2019 (15/15 - INDIANAPOLIS)• Served as the starting quarterback and started in all 15
games he played, completing 272-of-447 passes (60.9
percent) for 2,942 yards with 18 touchdowns and 6 interceptions. Also rushed 56 times for 228 yards with 4 touch-102

UPDATED STATISTICS
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HONORS & AWARDS
2020: Walter Payton Man of the Year Nominee
2019: AFC Offensive Player of the Week (Week 6)
downs. Recorded his only reception of his career for 2
yards off a deflected pass vs. Carolina (12/22).
• Had three 300-yard games with 326 yards vs. Houston(10/20), 319 vs. Tennessee (12/1) and 310 vs. Atlanta (9/22).
• Was inactive for the game against Miami (11/10) due to aknee injury.
• In Week 6 vs. Houston (10/20), Brissett was named the AFC
Offensive Player of the Week after completing 26-of-39
passes for career highs of 326 yards and 4 touchdowns.

2018 (4/0, 0/0 - INDIANAPOLIS)• Resumed a backup quarterback role with the return of Andrew Luck from injury and played in 4 games, completing
2-of-4 passes (50.0 percent) for 2 yards.
• Was inactive for all two playoff games.

2017 (16/15 - INDIANAPOLIS)• Played in all 16 regular season games with 15 starts andcompleted 276-of-469 passes (81.7 percent) for 3,098
yards with 13 touchdowns and 7 interceptions. Also recorded 63 rushes for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns. His fourrushing touchdowns tied the Colts record for the second
most in franchise history by a quarterback in a single year
(Andrew Luck, five in 2012).
• Became the starting quarterback after Andrew Luck suffered a season-long injury, beating out Scott Tolzien for thejob.
• Had two 300-yard games with 314 yards vs. San Francisco(10/8) and 308 yards at Houston (11/5).
• Registered a career-long 80-yard touchdown throw to WR
T.Y. Hilton at Houston (11/5) in the third quarter.

2016 (3/2, 0/0 - NEW ENGLAND)• Appeared in three regular-season games with two starts
and finished 34-of-55 passing (61.8 percent) for 400 yards.
Also rushed 16 times for 83 yards and a touchdown before
being placed on injured reserve on Oct. 7 with a designation to return. Returned to the active roster on Dec. 21 after

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SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHSREGULAR SEASON:
Attempts:49

at Las Vegas (09/26/21)

Completions:32

at Las Vegas (09/26/21)

Passing Yards:

326 vs. Houston (10/20/19)

Long:
Touchdowns:

80t

at Houston (11/05/17)

4

vs. Houston (10/20/19)

being activated from injured reserve and was inactive forthe final two regular-season contests.
• Was inactive for all three playoff games.

• Made his first NFL start to become the ninth Patriots quarterback to make a start during his rookie season in thewin vs. Houston (9/23). Finished the game 11-of-19 for 103
yards and scored his first NFL touchdown on a 27-yard run
in the first quarter, marking the longest run by a Patriots
quarterback since Steve Grogan had a 31-yard run vs. theBaltimore Colts on Sept. 18, 1978, and the longest touchdown run since Grogan scored on a 41-yard touchdown run
vs. the NY Jets on Oct. 18, 1976.
• Made his second straight start at quarterback and finished17-of-27 for 205 yards, including a 58-yard pass to TE Martellus Bennett, vs. Buffalo (10/2).

• Threw 23 touchdown passes, the seventh-best single season mark in school history and more than Philip Rivers hadin his junior campaign.
• Threw 187 straight passes without an interception in 2014
- the seventh longest streak in ACC history.
• Ranked third in the ACC in total offense (51st nationally)
with 241.2 yards/game. His 3,135 total yards were the seventh-best in school history.
• Sat out the 2013 season after transferring from Florida.

PERSONAL• Led Dwyer to its first state championship during his juniorcampaign.

Players• Made his first NFL appearance as the backup quarterback
in relief of Jimmy Garoppolo vs. Miami (9/18), who left thegame with an injury in the second quarter. Finished 6-of-9
for 92 yards and rushed for 12 yards on four carries.

• Was one of just three quarterbacks in the Power 5 with atleast 2,000 passing yards, 300 rushing yards, 20 passing
TDs and five or less interceptions (along with Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota of Oregon and Brett Hundleyof UCLA).

• Dwyer posted a 12-2 record and reached the state 4A
semifinals during his senior campaign.
• Competed in the 2011 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
• Honors: Palm Beach Post’s Offensive Player of the Yearand Lou Groza Palm Beach County High School Player of
the Year.
• Senior stats: 2,743 passing yards and an area-best 32
touchdowns with just one interception; 63 rushes for 368
yards and seven scores.

• Placed on injured reserve (10/7).
• Activated to the 53-man roster (12/21).

COLLEGE• Began his collegiate career at Florida before transferring
to NC State after the 2012 season.
• In 2011, became the first true freshman quarterback at
Florida to take his first career snap as the starter.
• Sat out the 2013 season and took over as the Wolfpack’s
starting QB in 2014.
• Threw 187 straight passes without an interception in 2014
- the seventh-longest streak in ACC history.
• Played in 13 games and completed 237-of-395 passes for
2,662 yards and 20 touchdowns and five interceptions as
a senior in 2015. Also rushed 139 times for 370 yards andsix touchdowns.
• Played in 13 games as a junior in 2014 and completed 221of-370 passes for 2,606 yards, for 23 touchdowns and fiveinterceptions. Also posted 124 rushing attempts for 529
yards and three touchdowns.

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POS: QB HT: 6-4 WT: 235 LBS YEAR: 9TH ACQ: UFA (WAS)-24 COLLEGE: NORTH CAROLINA STATE BORN: 12/11/93

Players

REGULAR SEASON PASSING STATISTICS
Year
2016

Team
Patriots

G/S
3/2

Att Cmp55
34

Yds Yds/Att
400
7.3

Pct
61.8

TD
0

TD % Int Int %
0 0
0

Lg
58

Sacks
6/46

2017

Colts

16/15

469

276

3098

6.6

58.8

13

2.8

7

1.5

2018

Colts

4/0

4

2

2

0.5

50

0

0

0

0

4

0/0

Rating83.9

80t 52/305

81.7
56.3

2019

Colts

15/15

447

272

2942

6.6

60.9

18

4

6

1.3

50

27/159

88

2020

Colts

11/0

8

2

17

2.1

25

0

0

0

0

13

2/15

39.6

2021

Dolphins

11/5

225

141

1283

5.7

62.7

5

2.2

4

1.8

52

19/132

78.1

2022

Browns

16/11

369

236

2608

7.1

64

12

3.3

6

1.6

55

24/16088.9

2023

Commanders 3/0

23

18

224

9.7

78.3

3

13

0

0

48

0/0

146.8

981 10,574

6.6

61.3

51

3.2 231.4

80t 130/817

85.3

TD
1

NO
0

YDS
0

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
-

TD
0

Totals – 8 Years

79/48 1,600

REGULAR SEASON RUSHING STATISTICS
Year
2016

Team
Patriots

G/S
3/2

NO
16

YDS
83

RUSHING
AVG
5.2

LG
27t

2017

Colts

16/15

63

260

4.1

25

4

0

0

-

-

0

2018

Colts

4/0

7

-7

-1

-1

0

0

0

-

-

0

2019

Colts

15/15

56

228

4.1

24

4

1

2

2

2

0

2020

Colts

11/0

17

19

1.1

5

3

0

0

-

-

0

2021

Dolphins

11/5

19

70

3.7

19

1

0

0

-

-

0

2022

Browns

16/11

49

243

5

22

2

0

0

-

-

0

2023

Commanders 3/0

3

19

6.3

10

0

0

0

-

-

0

230

915

4

27t

15

1

2

2

2

0

Pct
0.0

TD
0

TD % Int Int %0.0 0 0.0

Lg
0

Sacks
0/0

Rating0.0
0.0

Totals – 8 Years

79/48

POSTSEASON PASSING STATISTICS
Year
2016

Team
Patriots

G/S
0/0

Att Cmp
0
0

2018

Colts

0/0

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0/0

2020

Colts

1/0

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0/0

0.0

1/0

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0/0

0.0

Totals – 3 YearsYds Yds/Att00.0

Additional Statistics: 2020: 1 Rushing Attempt for zero Yards.

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Players						PASSING								 RUSHING
2016		OPPONENT P/S ATT CMP YDS PCT TD LG INT S YDS RATING RUSH YDS LG TD W/L SCORE
9/11 at Arizona								Did Not Play
9/18		 Miami
P
96
92 66.7 0 37
0 2
22
100.2
4
12 10 0 W 31-24
9/22		Houston
S
19
11 103 57.9 0 27
0
1
6
72.9
8
48 27t 1 W
27-0
10/2		 Buffalo
S27
17 20563 0 58
0 3
18
86.2
4
23 10 0 L
0-16
10/9 at Cleveland						Placed on Injured Reserve (10/7/16)
10/16		Cincinnati					10/23 at Pittsburgh					10/30 at Buffalo					11/13		Seattle					11/20 at San Francisco					11/27 at N.Y. Jets					12/4		
Los Angeles					12/12		Baltimore					12/18 at Denver					Activated from Injured Reserve to Active Roster (12/21/16)		
12/24		N.Y. Jets								Inactive
1/1 at Miami								Inactive2016 Totals
3/2 5534 400 61.8 0 58
0 6 4683.9
16
83 27t 1 13-3
1/14		
Houston								Inactive								W 34-16
1/22		
Pittsburgh								Inactive								W36-172/5 at Atlanta								Inactive								W 34-282016 Postseason
0/0 0
0
0
0.0 0
0
0
0 0 0.000
0 0 3-0									PASSING								 RUSHING2017		OPPONENT P/S ATT CMP YDS PCT TD LG INT S YDS RATING RUSH YDS LG TD W/L SCORE
9/10 at L.A. Rams
P
3
2
51 66.7 0 50
0 0
0
109.7
0
0 - 0 L
9-46
9/17		 ArizonaS
37
20 216 54.1 0 20
1 4
26
60.2
6
22 11 0 L
13-16
9/24		 ClevelandS24
17 259 70.8 1 61t
0 3
16
120
5
14 8 2 W 31-28
10/1 at Seattle
S
29
16
157 55.2 1 32
1 3
18
67.7
3
33 25 0 L
18-46
10/8		 San Francisco S
34
22
314 64.7 0 63
1 4
26
82.2
8
14 5 1 W 26-23
10/16 at Tennessee
S37
21 212 56.8 1 23
0
1
0
82.3
4
15 7 0 L 22-36
10/22		 Jacksonville S
37
22 200 59.5 0 34
0 10
64
74.2
5
31 14 0 L
0-27
10/29 at Cincinnati
S
39
25 233 64.1 2 24t
1 4
17
86.8
1
6 6 0 L 23-24
11/5 at Houston
S30
20 308 66.7 2 80t
0 3
29
122.6
2
12 13 0 W 20-14S24
14 222 58.3 2 61t
1 3
26
99.7
4
7 4 0 L
17-20
11/12		 Pittsburgh
11/26		 TennesseeS29
17 196 58.6 0 26
0 8
31
79.1
3
16 12 0 L
16-20
12/3 at Jacksonville S
36
21
174 58.3 1 40t
2 4
25
56.9
6
36 12 0 L
10-30
S
22
11
69
50 1 110
1
572
3
10 8 0 L
7-13
12/10 at Buffalo
12/14		DenverS30
17 158 56.7 0 22
0
1
0
71.3
5
18 7t 1 L
13-25
12/23 at Baltimore
S
33
16 215 48.5 1 29
0 2
12
79.7
3
8 7 0 L
16-23
12/31		 Houston
S
25
15
114
60 1 22
0
1
10
84.4
5
18 15 0 W 22-13
2017 Totals
16/15 469 276 3,098 58.8 13 80t
7 52 305
81.7
63 260 25 4 4-12
								PASSING								RUSHING2018		OPPONENT P/S ATT CMP YDS PCT TD LG INT S YDS RATING RUSH YDS LG TD W/L SCORE
9/9		
Cincinnati								Did Not Play								L 23-34
9/16 at Washington								Did Not Play								W
21-99/23 at Philadelphia P
1
0
0
0 0
0 0
0
39.6
0
0 - 0 L
16-20
Houston								Did Not Play								L34-379/30		
10/4 at New England								Did Not Play								 L 24-38
10/14 at N.Y. Jets								Did Not Play								 L34-4210/21		Buffalo
P
0
0
0
- 0
0 0
0
4
-4 -1 0 W
37-5
10/28 at Las Vegas								Did Not Play								 W 42-28
11/11		Jacksonville								Did Not Play								W 29-26
11/18		TennesseeP21-2
50 0 -2
0 0
0
56.3
3
-3 -1 0 W 38-10
11/25		Miami
P
1
14 100 0
4
0 0
0
83.3
0
0 - 0 W 27-24
12/2 at Jacksonville								Did Not Play								 L
0-6Did Not Play								W 24-21
12/9 at Houston								12/16		Dallas								Did Not Play								W
23-012/23		 N.Y. Giants								Did Not Play								 W 28-27
12/30 at Tennessee								Did Not Play								W33-172024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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Players2018 Totals
4/0
42
2 50.0 0
4
0 0
0
56.3
7
-7 -1 0 10/6
1/5 at Houston								Did Not Play								W
21-71/12 at Kansas City								Did Not Play								 L13-312018 Postseason
0/0 0
0
0
0.0 0
0
0
0 0 0.000
0 0 1-1								PASSING								RUSHING2019		OPPONENT P/S ATT CMP YDS PCT TD LG INT S YDS RATING RUSH YDS LG TD W/L SCORE
9/8 at L.A. Chargers S
27
21 190 77.8 2 25
0 2
17
120.7
3
9 6 0 L 24-30
9/15 at Tennessee
S
28
17
146 60.7 3 19
1 3
25
95.2
7
25 7 0 W
19-17
9/22		 AtlantaS37
28 310 75.7 2 35
0
1
10
118.1
3
4 6 0 W 27-24
9/29		 Oakland
S
46
24 265 52.2 3 48t
1 0
0
82.2
5
19 9 0 L
24-31
10/6 at Kansas City S
29
18
151 62.1 0 18
1 0
0
61.1
6
9 7 1 W
19-13
10/20		 Houston
S39
26 326 66.7 4 34
0
1
5
126.7
5
6 5 0 W 30-23
10/27		 DenverS
25
15 20260 0 35
0 4
11
85.8
6
34 8 0 W
15-13
11/3 at PittsburghS5459
80 0 27
0
1
4
115.8
2
4 7 0 L 24-26
11/10		Miami								Not Active								L12-1611/17		 Jacksonville S
24
15
148 62.5 1 31
1 3
23
76.4
2
12 7 1 W 33-13
11/21 at Houston
S
25
16 12964 0 14
0
1
8
76.9
4
20 8 1 L
17-20
12/1		 TennesseeS40
25 319 62.5 1 26
2 3
10
74.9
1
-1 -1 0 L
17-31
12/8 at Tampa Bay
S36
19 251 52.8 2 50
0
1
8
93.6
4
26 9 0 L 35-38
12/16 at New Orleans S
34
18 165 52.9 0 24
0
1
6
66.4
1
7 7 0 L
7-34
12/22		 Carolina
S
27
14
119 51.9 0 21
0 3
13
63.7
3
37 24 1 W
38-6
12/29 at Jacksonville S
25
12 16248 0 33
0 3
19
69.1
4
17 9 0 L 20-38
2019 Totals
15/15 447 272 2,942 60.9 18 50
6 27 159
88.0
56 228 24 4 7/9					PASSING								RUSHING
2020		OPPONENT P/S ATT CMP YDS PCT TD LG INT S YDS RATING RUSH YDS LG TD W/L SCORE
9/13 at Jacksonville P
0
0
0
- 0
0
1
6
0
0 - 0 L
20-27
9/20		
Minnesota								Did Not Play								W28-119/27		
N.Y. JetsP
4
2
17
50 0 1361.5
20 0 0 W36-7
0 0
0
10/4 at Chicago								Did Not Play								W19-1110/11 at Cleveland								Did Not Play								L 23-32
10/18		Cincinnati								Did Not Play								W31-2711/1 at Detroit								Did Not Play								W41-2111/8		
Baltimore
P
1
0 0
0 0
0
39.6
0
10-24
0
0
0 - 0 L
11/12 at Tennessee
P
0
0
0
- 0
0 0
0
1
2 2t 1 W
34-17
Green Bay
P
0
0
0
- 0
2
9 5 0 W 34-31
11/22		0 0
011/29		Tennessee
P
2
0 0
0
1
9
39.6
4
3 2 2 L 26-45
00
12/6 at Houston
P
0
0
0
- 0
2
1 2 0 W 26-20
0 0012/13 at Las Vegas
P
0
0
0
- 0
2
-2 -1 0 W 44-27
0 0
012/20		Houston
P
1
0
0
0 0
39.6
1
2 2 0 W 27-20
0 0
0
P
0
0
0
- 0
1
1 1 0 L 24-28
12/27 at Pittsburgh
0 0
0
1/3		
Jacksonville P
0
0
0
- 0
2
3 2 0 W 28-14
0 0
02020 Totals
11/0
82
17 25.0 0 13
0 2 1539.6
17
19 5 3 11/5
01/9 at Buffalo		 0
0
0 0
0
0.0
1
24-47
0
0 0.0 00 0 0 L2020 Postseason
1/0
0
0
0 0
0
0.0
0
0
0 0.0 00 0 0 0-1					PASSING								RUSHING
2021		OPPONENT P/S ATT CMP YDS PCT TD LG INT S YDS RATING RUSH YDS LG TD W/L SCORE
9/12 at New England P
0
0
0
- 0
0 0
0
2
4 2 0 W
17-16
9/19		 Buffalo
P40
24 16960 0 18
1 4
24
59.3
4
8 6 0 L
0-35
S
49
32 215 65.3 0 27
0 2
18
74.8
7
37 19 1 L
28-31
9/26 at Las Vegas
10/3		 Indianapolis S
30
20 199 66.7 2 42
0 3
31
107.5
3
8 6 0 L
17-27
10/10 at Tampa Bay
S
39
27 275 69.2 2 34
1 3
13
95.6
0
0 - 0 L
17-45
10/17 at Jacksonville P1
1
25 100 0 25
0 0
0
118.8
0
0 - 0 L 20-23
10/24 Atlanta								Did Not Play								 L		10/31 at Buffalo								Did Not Play								 L11/7		 Houston
S
43
26 244 60.5 1 21
2 4
29
64.5
1
7 7 0 W
17-9
11/11		 Baltimore
S23
11 156 47.8 0 52
0 2
17
70.2
1
4 4 0 W 22-10
11/21 at N.Y. Jets							Did Not Play								 W		11/28Carolina								Did Not Play								 W			
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12/19		N.Y. Jets
P
0
0
0
- 0
0 0
0
1
2 2 0 W
12/27 at New Orleans P
0
0
0
- 0
0
1
0
0
0 - 0 W
1/2 at Tennessee
P
0
0
0
- 0
0 0
0
0
0 - 0 L
1/09
New England								Did Not Play								 W2021 Totals
11/11 225 141 1,283 62.7 5 52
4 19		
78.1
19
70 19 1 9/8

31-24
20-3
3-34

Players					PASSING								RUSHING
2022		OPPONENT P/S ATT CMP YDS PCT TD LG INT S YDS RATING RUSH YDS LG TD W/L SCORE
9/11 at Carolina
S
34
18
147 52.9 1 24
0
1
9
74
4
10 4 0 W 26-24
9/18		 N.Y. Jets
S
27
22 229 81.5 1 30
1
1
8
98.9
6
43 21 0 L
30-31
9/22		 PittsburghS
31
21 220 67.7 2 32
0 2
15
109.6
3
11 6 0 W
29-17
10/2 at Atlanta
S35
21 23460 0 421
1
8
685
16 5 1 L 20-23
10/9		 L.A. Chargers S
34
21 230 61.8 1 38
1 0
0
79.3
3
32 20 0 L 28-30
10/16		New England S
45
21 266 46.7 1 37
2 4
8
54.5
1
0 0 0 L
15-38
10/23 at Baltimore
S27
22 258 81.5 0 55
0 5
35
106.5
3
18 10 0 L 20-23
10/31		Cincinnati
S
22
17 278 77.3 1 53
0 2
10
133.7
6
12 4 1 W 32-13
11/13 at Miami
S35
22 212 62.9 1 38
0 3
27
89.2
7
40 14 0 L
17-39
11/20 at Buffalo
S
41
28 324 68.3 3 27
0
1
8
116.3
7
29 22 0 L
23-31
11/27		 Tampa Bay
S37
23 210 62.2 1 45
1 4
32
75.3
2
27 17 0 W
23-17
12/4 at Houston
P
0
0
0
- 0
0 0
0
0
0 - 0 W
27-14
12/11 at Cincinnati
P
1
0
0
0 0
0 0
0
39.6
0
0 - 0 L
10-23
12/17		Baltimore
P
0
0
0
- 0
0 0
0
1
3 3 0 W
13-3
12/24		 New Orleans								Did Not Play								 L10-171/1 at Washington P
0
0
0
- 0
0 0
0
1
2 2 0 W 24-10
1/8 at Pittsburgh
P
0
- 0
0 0
0
0
14-28
0
0
0 - 0 L2022 Totals
16/11 369 236 2,608 64.0 12 55
6 24 160
88.9
49 243 22 2 7/10
					PASSING								RUSHING
2023		OPPONENT P/S ATT CMP YDS PCT TD LG INT S YDS RATING RUSH YDS LG TD W/L SCORE
9/10		
Arizona								Did Not Play								W 20-16
9/17 at Denver								Did Not Play								 W 35-33
9/24		
Buffalo								Did Not Play								L
3-3710/1 at Philadelphia								Did Not Play								L31-3410/5		
Chicago								Did Not Play								L 20-40
10/15 at Atlanta								Did Not Play								W 24-16
10/22 at N.Y. Giants								Did Not Play								 L7-1410/29		Philadelphia								Did Not Play								L31-3811/5 at New England								Did Not Play								 W 20-17
11/12 at Seattle								Did Not Play								L 26-29
11/19		 N.Y. Giants								Did Not Play								 L19-3111/23 at Dallas								Did Not Play								L10-4512/3		
Miami
P
0
- 0
0 0
0
0
15-45
0
0
0 - 0 L
12/17 at L.A. Rams
10
8
124
80 2 48157.9
2
9 9 0 L 20-28
P
0 0
0
P
13
10 100 76.9 1 29
0 0
0
123.9
1
10 10 0 L 28-30
12/24 at N.Y. Jets
12/31		San Francisco								Inactive								
L
10-27
1/7		
Dallas								Inactive								L10-382023 Totals
3/0 2318 224 78.3 3 48
3
19 10 0 4/13
0 0
0 146.8																												

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49 | LONG SNAPPER

Players

HT: 6-2 | WT: 245 | Born: 4/16/1992 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 10/10
GP/GS (Playoffs): 144/0 (13/0) | Acq: D5-15 (166th)
College: Navy | Hometown: El Cajon, Calif.
SUPER BOWLS: 16, 18

PRONOUNCED car-DOAN-ah
CAREER TRANSACTIONSJoe Cardona was re-signed by the New England Patriots as
an unrestricted free agent on March 21, 2023 ... Originallydrafted by New England in the fifth round (166th overall) of
the 2015 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (17/0)• Handled long-snapping duties for all punts, field goals andextra points for all 17 games.
• Recorded a special teams tackle at Las Vegas (10/15).

2022 (14/0)• Handled long-snapping duties for all punts, field goals andextra points through the first 14 regular season games before being placed on injured reserve on Dec. 23.

2021 (17/0, 1/0)

UPDATED STATISTICS
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EXTRA POINTS• Joe Cardona graduated from the Naval Academy in2015 and was named the NFL’s 2023 Salute to Service Award winner.
• Cardona is the third Navy alum drafted by the Patriots, joining Heisman Trophy winner and Winchester
native Joe Bellino (1961) and Max Lane (1994).
• Prior to the Oct. 22, 2017 home game vs. Atlanta,
Cardona organized an effort amongst fellow Patriots
players and coaches to donate 200 game tickets tomilitary members.

• Handled long-snapping duties for all punts, field goals andextra points through all 17 regular season games and in theWild Card Round playoff game at Buffalo (1/15).

• In the 2018 offseason, Cardona went on a two-weektraining mission to South Korea with the United States
Navy Reserves.

• Recorded a special teams tackle vs. New Orleans (9/26).

VIDEO FEATURE

2020 (16/0)• Handled long-snapping duties for all punts, field goals andextra points for the season.

2019 (16/0, 1/0)

• Handled long-snapping duties for all punts, field goals andextra points through all 16 regular season games of theseason and the AFC Wild Card Playoff vs. Tennessee (1/4).
• Finished the season with two special teams tackles.

2018 (16/0, 3/0)

• Handled long-snapping duties for all Patriots punts, field
goals and extra points through all Patriots regular andpostseason contests, including the Super Bowl LIII win vs.
L.A. Rams (2/3). Posted one tackle on special teams.
• Handled long-snapping duties and made one special
teams tackle at Detroit (9/23).

2017 (16/0, 3/0)

• Handled long-snapping duties for all Patriots punts, field
goals and extra points through all Patriots regular andpostseason contests, including the Super Bowl LII vs. Philadelphia (2/4). Totaled a career-high four special teams
tackles.

2016 (16/0, 3/0)

• See how Joe and his teammates founda unique way to honor local military
heroes on the field on this episode of“Patriots All Access.”• Get to know Joe off the field in this episode of “Tilted.”goals and extra points through all Patriots regular andpostseason contests, including the Super Bowl LI victory
vs. Atlanta (2/5). Posted three special teams tackles.
• Recorded one special teams tackle in the win vs. Cincinnati (10/16).
• Totaled one special teams tackle vs. Seattle (11/13).
• Recorded one special teams tackle in the win vs. Los Angeles (12/4).

2015 (16/0, 2/0)

• Handled long-snapping duties for all punts and field goals
through all 16 games of the regular season and both postseason contests.
• Made his NFL debut in the win vs. Pittsburgh (9/10).
• Recorded three special teams tackles at Denver (11/29).

• Handled long-snapping duties for all Patriots punts, field

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COLLEGE• Four-year player at long snapper and regarded as one of
the top long snappers in the country.
• Became only the second freshman to start at long snapper
in program history.
• Earned four letters.

• Two sport athlete who lettered twice in football and four
years in lacrosse.
• Named conference MVP as a midfielder for lacrosse team
his senior year.
• Commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Navy Reserve.
• Majored in economics at Navy.

PERSONAL• Son of Patrick and Margaret Cardona.

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Demario Douglas
3 | WIDE RECEIVER
Players

HT: 5-8 | WT: 192 | Born: 12/8/2000 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 14/7 (0/0) | Acq: D6c-23 (210th)
College: Liberty University | Hometown: Jacksonville, Fla.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

DeMario Douglas was drafted by the New England Patriots inthe sixth round (210th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (14/7)• Played in 14 games with seven starts and finished with 49 receptions for a team-leading 561 yards (11.4 avg). He had themost receptions (49) and receiving yards (561) by a rookie
wide receiver under former head coach Bill Belichick. Also
had 8 rushing attempts for 41 yards.
• Handled punt returns part-time, and had 11 returns for 56
yards (5.1 avg).
• Was listed inactive at Las Vegas (10/15), L.A. Chargers (11/12)
and at Pittsburgh (12/7) due to injury.
• Made his NFL debut vs. Philadelphia (9/10). His first careercatch came on the first Patriots possession when QB Mac
Jones hit him for a 5-yard completion on first down. Finishedthe game with 4 receptions for 40 yards.
• Filled in as the punt returner vs. Miami (9/17) for DB Marcus
Jones, who exited the game with an injury.
• Connected with QB Mac Jones on a 42-yard pass play to convert a third-and-6 situation in the first quarter at Dallas (10/1).
That play helped set up K Chad Ryland’s 29-yard field goal.
• Left the game in the first half vs. New Orleans (10/8) due toinjury and did not return.
• Made his first NFL start when the Patriots opened in a threewide receiver set vs. Buffalo (10/22). Returned a second quarter punt 25 yards to help New England begin a drive at the
Buffalo 46-yard line. That helped lead to a 5-play, 40-yard
drive that ended in a 24-yard field goal by K Chad Ryland.

UPDATED STATISTICS
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MEANING BEHIND THE NICKNAME
DeMario Douglas is more commonly referred to by his
nickname, “Pop”. Although the nickname is fitting for his
quickness on the field, the name actually comes fromfamily ties. Douglas’ granddad passed away on his firstbirthday. The wide receiver was commonly referred to as‘Poppa’ from his granddad – a nickname that was quickly
shortened to just ‘Pop’.

ROOKIE RECORD BREAKER
Douglas finished the 2023 season with 49 receptions fora team-leading 561 yards. He has the most receptions andreceiving yards by a rookie wide receiver since 2000.
MOST RECEPTIONS BY A PATRIOTS ROOKIE
PlayerReceptions
Terry Glenn...................... 90 in 1996
Randy Vatha....................... 51 in 1971
DeMario Douglas.........49 in 2023
Jim Colclough...................49 in 1960
Hart Lee Dykes.................49 in 1989
Vincent Brisby...................45 in 1993
Aaron Hernandez............ 45 in 2010

• Returned to game action vs. Kansas City (12/17) after missing
two games due to injury and was in the starting lineup.

MOST RECEIVING YARDS BY A PATRIOTS ROOKIE SINCE 2000
PlayerReceiving Yards
Aaron Hernandez......................563 in 2010
DeMario Douglas................. 561 in 2023
Rob Gronkowski........................546 in 2010
Aaron Dobson.............................519 in 2013

• Phil Steele Preseason All-Independent first team (wide receiver). Named to the Paul Hornung Award watch list (mostversatile player in college football) in 2021 and 2022.

• Saw playing time in all 11 games as a redshirt freshmanin 2020, named to the FWAA Freshman All-America teamselection as a punt returner.

• Led the team with a career-high six receptions for 84 yards vs.
Indianapolis (11/12).

COLLEGE• Led the team in receiving in 2022 with a career-high 79
receptions for 993 yards and six touchdowns, while also
finishing the year with 14 punt returns for 291 yards for an
average of 20.8 yards per return.
• Saw playing time in all 12 games in 2021, starting six contests at wide receiver. Led the Flames in receptions (52)and receiving yards (701).
• Ranked No. 5 in the country in punt return touchdowns (1 –72 yard punt return for a touchdown against North Texas)
in 2021.

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PERSONAL• Son of Angenika Mack and Mario Douglas.
• Sport Management major.
• Helped lead Mandarin HS to the state title in 2018. Finished the state title game with four receiving touchdowns,
setting a new state title game record.
• Graduated from Mandarin High School in Jacksonville, Fla.

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Demario Douglas statistics

POS: WR HT: 5-8 WT: 192 LBS YEAR: 2nd ACQ: D6C-23 (210TH) COLLEGE: LIBERTY UNIVERSITY BORN: 12/8/00

REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
Team
2023 Patriots
Totals – 1 Year

G/S
14/7
14/7

NO
49
49

YDS
561
561

RECEIVING
AVG
11.4
11.4

LG
42
42

TD
0
0

NO
8
8

YDS
41
41

RUSHING
AVG
5.1
5.1

TD
0
0

REGULAR SEASON RETURN STATISTICS
PUNT RETURNS					YDS AVG
LG
TD
NO
YDS
56
5.1
25
0
0
0

KICK RETURNS
AVG
LG
0
0.0

TD
0

0

Totals – 1 Year

56

0

0

0

11

5.1

25

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Kyle dugger
23 | SAFETY

HT: 6-1 | WT: 216 | Born: 3/22/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/5
GP/GS (Playoffs): 61/52 (1/1) | Acq: D2a-20 (37th)
College: Lenoir-Rhyne | Hometown: Decatur, Ga.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Kyle Dugger was re-signed by the New England Patriots as
a transition player on April 9, 2024 ... Originally drafted byPatriots in the second round (37th overall) of the 2020 NFL
Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (17/17)• Started in all 17 games at safety. Collected 107 tackles (70 solo,
37 assists), 11/2 sacks for a loss of 9.5 yards, 2 interceptions, 6
tackles for loss, 7 passes defensed, 1 forced fumble, 5 quarterback hits and 2 special teams tackles.
• Had a critical fumble recovery in the third quarter vs. Miami(9/17) on a blocked field goal by DB Brendon Schooler.
• Collected 7 tackles (5 solo, 2 assists), 1 tackle for loss and 1
pass defensed at the N.Y. Jets (9/24) as the starting safety.
Had a key fourth-down tackle late in the fourth quarter and his
pass defense sealed the 15-10 win for New England.
• Registered a career-high 15 total tackles at Dallas (10/1), thehighest tackle output by a Patriots player since LB Ja’Whaun
Bentley had 17 total tackles on Jan. 9, 2022 at Miami.
• Had an interception on a Tua Tagovailoa pass in the firstquarter at Miami (10/29) to give the Patriots a first downat the Miami 30-yard line. The turnover set up the Patriots
first touchdown three plays later when QB Mac Jones connected with WR Kendrick Bourne for a 24-yard touchdown.
Dugger sacked Tagovailoa for a 6-yard loss in the second
quarter for his second career sack.
• Picked off QB Sam Howell (11/5) in the end zone on a passfrom the 5-yard line with 23 seconds to play to prevent ascore and allow the Patriots a 14-10 halftime advantage vs.
Washington (11/5).
• Combined with DL Christian Barmore, bringing QB Mitchell
Trubisky down for a sack on a 3rd-and-7 situation in thethird quarter at Pittsburgh (12/7), forcing the Steelers to
punt.
• Collected 10 tackles at Buffalo (12/31), giving him his third
10-tackle game of 2023.

2022 (15/15)• Played in 15 games with 15 starts and recorded 69 total
tackles (46 solo, 23 assists). Also recorded three interceptions, two of which he returned for touchdowns, a forced
fumble, a fumble recovery for a touchdown, one sack, ninespecial teams tackles and one kickoff return for 37 yards.

VIDEO FEATURE• Follow Dugger’s inspirational journey to
the NFL in this video feature.

UPDATED STATISTICS
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HONORS & AWARDS
2022: AFC Defensive Player of the Week (Wk. 17)

THREE DEFENSIVE TDS
S Kyle Dugger scored three touchdowns in 2022. He
is the first New England player since 1970 with threedefensive touchdowns in a single season. He had a
59-yard fumble returned for a touchdown vs. Detroit on
Oct. 9, a 16-yard interception returned for a touchdown
at Las Vegas on Dec. 18 and a 39-yard interception return vs. Miami on Jan. 1. Dugger was named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance against
Miami.

PATRIOTS PLAYERS WITH AT LEAST TWO
DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS IN A SEASON

Year
PlayerTouchdowns
2022.....................Kyle Dugger...............................3
2019......................Stephon Gilmore............................... 2
2010........................ Gary Guyton................................... 2
2003........................Tedy Bruschi................................... 2
2002........................Tedy Bruschi................................... 2
2001.............................Ty Law....................................... 2
2001..........................Otis Smith..................................... 2
1996.......................Willie McGinest................................. 2
1994.......................Ricky Reynolds................................. 2
1992....................... Vincent Brown................................. 2
1987....................... Ronnie Lippett................................. 2
1976......................Prentice McCray................................ 2• Served as one of the starting safeties.
• Was inactive due to injury vs. Baltimore (9/25) and at N.Y.
Jets (10/30).

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59-YARD FUMBLE RETURN
Dugger recovered a fumble vs. Detroit (10/9/22) thatwas forced on a 13-yard sack by LB Matthew Judonand returned the ball 59 yards for a touchdown in thesecond quarter. It is the fourth-longest fumble return inteam history. It was Dugger’s first career touchdown.

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURNS IN TEAMHISTORY

PlayerGame

Fumble Return

Shea McClellin ...........at Miami (Jan. 1, 2017)...................69-yard return
Richard Seymour .......at Buffalo (Oct. 3, 2004)...........68-yard TD return
Rob Ninkovich ...........at San Diego (Oct. 24, 2010)......... 63-yard return• Became the first New England player since 1970 with threedefensive touchdowns in a single season. He had a 59yard fumble returned for a touchdown vs. Detroit (10/9),
a 16-yard interception returned for a touchdown at Las
Vegas (12/18) and a 39-yard interception returned for a
touchdown vs. Miami on (1/1).
• Played a major role in four of New England's NFL-best andteam-best seven defensive touchdowns in 2022. In addition to his three touchdowns, Dugger forced a fumble that
LB Raekwon McMillan returned 23 yards for a touchdown
in the third quarter at Arizona (12/12).
• Was named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance vs. Miami (1/1).
• Returned a kickoff for 37 yards in the second quarter at
Pittsburgh (9/18). It was his first kickoff return since his
rookie season in 2020.
• Part of the defensive unit that pitched a shutout vs. Detroit(10/9) in a 29-0 win. The Lions entered the game with the
top-ranked offense in the NFL. Recovered a fumble thatwas forced on a 13-yard sack by LB Matthew Judon andreturned the ball 59 yards for a touchdown in the second
quarter. It is the fourth-longest fumble return in team history.
• Led the team in tackles with eight total (6 solo, 1 assist) at
Cleveland (10/16). Made his first interception of the season,on the opening drive of the game.
• Registered his first career sack when he dropped Jets QB
Zach Wilson for a 8-yard loss in the fourth quarter vs. N.Y.
Jets (11/20).
• Forced a fumble at Arizona (12/12) after a reception by WR
DeAndre Hopkins and LB Raekwon McMillan returned theball 23 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter.
• Picked off a QB Derek Carr pass in the third quarter at Las
Vegas (12/18) and returned it 13 yards for his second touchdown of the season.
• Recorded five total tackles (3 solo, 2 assists) vs Miami (1/1)
Scored his third touchdown of the season after returning athird quarter interception 39 yards for a touchdown.

2021 (15/13, 1/1)
• Played in 15 regular season games with 13 starts andfinished with 84 tackles, four interceptions, five passes
defensed, one fumble recovery and eight special teams
tackles.
• Started nine games as a defensive back in the nickel de-2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Started in his first playoff game in the Wild Card Round loss
at Buffalo (1/15) and had four total tackles.
• Tallied a team-high 10 combined tackles as a starter in thenickel package at Houston (10/10).
• Registered his first career interception vs. Dallas (10/17)
when he picked off QB Dak Prescott in the end zone in thesecond quarter off a deflected pass by DB Justin Bethel.
Dugger returned the pick 29 yards to the New England 25yard line. He recorded eight tackles on the day.
• Recorded an interception for the second straight gamewhen he intercepted a QB Mike White pass in the third
quarter vs. N.Y. Jets (10/24). Also tallied a team-high eighttackles and one special teams tackle on the day.
• Posted a team-high six total tackles as a starter at L.A.
Chargers (10/31). Stepped up on special teams as well due
to injuries to LB Brandon King and LB Harvey Langi.

Players

Kyle Dugger ............ vs. Detroit (Oct. 9, 2022)....59-yard TD returnfense and four games at safety.
• Missed the game at Buffalo (12/6) due to being on the
COVID-19 list and the game at Miami (1/9) due to injury.

• Picked off his third pass of the season vs. Cleveland (11/14)
when he caught a QB Baker Mayfield pass in the second
quarter and returned it 37-yards to the Cleveland 5-yardline to set up a 5-yard touchdown run by RB Rhamondre
Stevenson on the very next play. Also had two special
teams tackles on the day.
• Recorded a team-high six solo tackles at Atlanta (11/18),
with one pass defensed and one special teams tackle aswell. Played a major role in limiting Falcons TE Kyle Pitts tojust three receptions for 29 yards.
• Combined for eight tackles and one special teams tackle
vs. Tennessee (11/28). Recovered a fumble in the second
quarter forced by DL Davon Godchaux.
• Placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Dec. 1 and activated from Reserve/COVID-19 list on Dec. 14.
• Registered an interception vs. Jacksonville (1/2) and recorded a 20-yard return to the 1-yard line to set up a Patriots touchdown.
• Inactive at Miami (1/9) due to injury.

2020 (14/7)• Played in 14 games with seven starts in nickel defense andregistered 59 tackles, one pass defensed and five special
teams tackles. Also returned two kickoffs for 47 yards.
• Was inactive vs. San Francisco (10/25) and at Buffalo (11/1)
due to injury.
• Made his NFL debut, appearing as a reserve at safety andon special teams, in the season-opening win over Miami(9/13).
• Appeared as a reserve at safety and made five tackles at
Seattle (9/20). Also returned his first NFL kickoff 30 yards.
• Made his first NFL start when the Patriots opened in nickel
defense in the win vs. Baltimore (11/15). Led the team with
12 tackles.
• Started for the third straight week vs. Arizona (11/29) andmade four tackles. Played a key role in limiting Arizona to
298 net yards. Arizona entered the game with the NFL’s
top-ranked offense, averaging 414.3-yards per game.
• Started at safety and made four tackles, one pass de-113• Was named First Team All-South Atlantic Conference atboth defensive back and return specialist as a junior in2018.

fensed and one special teams tackle at Miami (12/22).

COLLEGE• Appeared in 42 games during his career at Lenoir-Rhyne
and totaled 237 tackles, 10 interceptions, 36 passes defensed, six forced fumbles and six fumble recoveries.

Players• Also returned 67 punts for a school-record 929 yards andsix touchdowns.
• Despite playing in just seven games due to injury as asenior in 2019, Dugger was impactful enough to win the
Cliff Harris Award, given to the best defensive player inNCAA Division II. Was also named a D2Football.com First
Team All-American while the AFCA and D2CCA awarded
him Second Team All-American honors.
• Became the only player in Lenoir-Rhyne history to have
two games with punt returns for touchdowns.

• Named to the Second Team All-Conference as a redshirt
sophomore in 2017.
• Earned a medical redshirt in 2016.
• Started 10 games as a redshirt freshman in 2015 and led
the team with six passes defensed, four interceptions andtwo fumble recoveries. Was named South Atlantic Conference Defensive Freshman of the Year.

PERSONAL• Attended Whitewater High School (Ga.), where he lettered
for two years in both football and basketball.
• Recorded 80 tackles, three interceptions and five passes
defensed as a senior. Earned First-Team All-County in football and All-County Honorable Mention honors in basketball.

Kyle dugger statistics

POS: S HT: 6-1 WT: 216 LBS YEAR: 5TH ACQ: D2a-20 (37TH) COLLEGE: LENOIR-RHYNE BORN: 3/22/96

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2020

Team
Patriots

G/S
14/7

2021

Patriots

2022

Patriots

2023

Patriots

Totals – 4 YearsTACKLESAS
19 0.0

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0.0
0
0 0.0
0
0 0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0 0
5

0.0

0.0

4 100 25.0

37

0

5

0

1

0

0

8

1.0

8.0

3

55 18.3 39t

2

8

1

1

59t

1

9

9.5

2

35

0

7

1

0

0

0

2

17.5

9 190 21.1 39t

2 20

2

2 59t

1

24

TT
59

UT
40

15/13

84

63

21

15/15

69

46

23

17/17

107

70

37

1.5

61/52 319 219 100 2.5

17.5

20

Additional Special Teams Statistics: 1 Kickoff Return 30 Yards at Seattle (9/20/20), 1 Kickoff Return for 17 Yards vs. Las Vegas(9/27/20). 1 Kickoff Return for 37 yards at Pittsburgh (9/18/22).

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

Team
Patriots

Totals – 1 Year

114

G/S
1/1

TT
4

UT
3

TACKLES
A
S
1 0.0

1/1

4

3

1

0.0

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0
0 0.0
0
0 0
0.0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0
0 0

0.0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Dugger’s Career game-by-game

2021		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/12		 Miami
S
6 5 1 - - - - - - - 1
09/19 at N.Y. JetsS
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 09/26		 New Orleans S
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 10/03		 Tampa Bay S
7 6 1 - - - - - - - 10/10 at HoustonS
10 5 5 - - - - - - - 10/17		 Dallas
S
8 8 0 - - 1 29 1 - - 10/24		 N.Y. Jets
S
8 6 2 - - 1 14 1 - - 1
10/31 at L.A. Chargers S
6 4 2 - - - - - - - 11/07 at Carolinap
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 11/14		 Clevelandp
6 5 1 - - 1 37 1 - - 2
11/18 at AtlantaS
6 6 0 - - - - 1 - - 1
11/28		 TennesseeS
8 5 3 - - - - - - 1 1
12/06 at Buffalo				Reserve/Covid List
12/18 at Indianapolis S
5 2 3 - - - - - - - 0
12/26		 Buffalo
S
4 4 0 - - - - - - - 1
01/02		 Jacksonville S
2 1 1 - - 1 20 1 - - 0
01/09 at Miami					Inactive
15/13 84 63 21 0.0 0.0 4 100 5 0 1 72021 Totals
01/15 at Buffalo
S
4 3 1 - - - - - - - 2021 Postseason
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2022		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/11 at Miami
S
5 4 1 - - - - - - - 1
09/18 at PittsburghS
1 1 0 - - - - - - - Inactive								09/25 Baltimore					10/02 at Green BayS
3 2 1 - - - - - - - S
4 1 3 - - - - - - 1 1
10/09 Detroit
10/16 at ClevelandS
8 6 2 - - 1 0 2 - - 10/24 Chicago
S
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 10/30 at NY Jets					Inactive							11/06 IndianapolisS
2 1 1 - - - - - - - 1
11/20 NY JetsS
6 3 3 1.0 8.0 0 0 1 0 0 1
11/24 at Minnesota
S
9 8 1 - - - - - - - 12/01 Buffalo
S
5 5 0 - - - - 2 - - 12/12 at ArizonaS
8 7 1 - - - - - 1 - 1
12/18 at Las Vegas
S
3 2 1 - - 1 16 1 - - 3
12/24 Cincinnati
S
4 2 2 - - - - - - - 01/01 Miami
S
5 3 2 - - 1 39 2 - - 01/08 at Buffalo
S
5 1 4 - - - - - - - 1
2022 Totals
15/15 69 46 23 1.0 8.0 3 55 8 1 1 9Players

2020		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/13		 Miamip0 0 0 - - - - - - - 09/20 at Seattlep
5 3 2 - - - - - - - 1p
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 09/27		 Las Vegas
10/05 at Kansas City p
4 3 1 - - - - - - - p
5 4 1 - - - - - - - 10/18		 Denver
10/25		San Francisco					Inactive
11/01 at Buffalo					Inactive
11/09 at N.Y. Jetsp
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 11/15		 Baltimore
S
12 7 5 - - - - - - - 11/22 at HoustonS
6 4 2 - - - - - - - 11/29		 ArizonaS
4 3 1 - - - - - - - 12/06 at L.A. Chargers S
5 3 2 - - - - - - - 1
12/10 at L.A. Rams
S
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 12/20 at Miami
S
4 3 1 - - - - - - - 1
12/28		 Buffalop
4 2 2 - - - - - - - 1
01/03		 N.Y. Jets
S
5 5 0 - - - - - - - 1
2020 Totals
14/7 59 40 19 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 52023		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		 Philadelphia S
4 2 2 - - - - - - - 1
09/17		 Miami
S
3 2 1 - - - - 1 - - 09/24 at N.Y. JetsS
7 5 2 - - - - 1 - - 10/01 at DallasS
15 12 3 - - - - - - - 10/08		 New Orleans S
6 1 5 - - - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas
S
5 2 3 - - - - - - - 10/22		 Buffalo
S
7 7 0 - - - - - - - 10/29 at Miami
S
8 6 2 1 6.0 1 15 1 - - 1
11/05		 Washington S
6 5 1 - - 1 20 1 - - 11/12		 Indianapolis S
4 3 1 - - - - - - - 11/26 at N.Y. Giants S
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 12/03		 L.A. Chargers S
5 2 3 - - - - - - - 12/07 at PittsburghS
7 4 3 0.5 3.5 - - 1 - - 12/17		 Kansas City S
7 5 2 - - - - - - - 12/24 at DenverS
5 4 1 - - - - 1 - - 12/31 at Buffalo
S
10 7 3 - - - - 1 1 - 01/07		 N.Y. JetsS
6 1 5 - - - - - - - 2023 Totals
17/17107 70 37 1.5 9.5 2 35 7 1 0 2115

Daniel ekuale

95 | DEFENSIVE TACKLE

Players

HT: 6-3 | WT: 310 | Born: 1/13/1994 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 6/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 41/5 (1/0) | Acq: FA-21
College: Washington State | Hometown: Pago Pago, American Samoa

PRONOUNCED ee-QWALL-lay
CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Daniel Ekuale was re- signed by the New England Patriots
as an unrestricted free agent on March 23, 2023 ... Originally signed by Cleveland as a rookie free agent (5/4/18) ...
Released by Cleveland (9/1/18) ... Signed by Cleveland to
the practice squad (9/2/18) ... Released by Cleveland fromthe practice squad (12/5/18) ... Signed by Cleveland (1/2/19)... Released by Cleveland (9/5/20) ... Signed by Jacksonvilleto the practice squad (9/8/20) ... Signed by Jacksonville tothe 53-man roster from the practice squad (9/28/20) ... Released by Jacksonville (9/1/21) ... Signed by New England to
the practice squad (9/5/21) ... Elevated by New England to theactive roster (10/23/21) ... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (10/25/21) ... Elevated by New England to theactive roster (10/30/21) ... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (11/1/21) ... Elevated by New England to theactive roster (12/6/21)... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (12/7/21).... Elevated by New England to theactive roster (12/18/21)... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (12/20/21)...Elevated by New England to theactive roster (12/25/21)... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (12/27/21).... Elevated by New England to theactive roster (1/1/22)... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (1/3/22)... Elevated by New England to theactive roster (1/8/22)... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (1/10/22)... Elevated by New England to theactive roster (1/14/22)... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (1/16/22) ... Signed by New England to a futures contract on (1/25/22).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (3/0)• Played the first three games of the season as a reserve
defensive lineman and contributed on special teams. Hecollected 3 tackles (2 solo, 1 assist) and 1 forced fumble
before being placed on the injured reserve list.
• Played on the defensive line as a reserve at the N.Y. Jets
(9/24) and recorded 1 tackle. Left the game in the second
quarter due to injury and did not return.
• Placed on the injured reserve on Sept. 26, 2023.

2022 (15/0)• Played in 15 games as a reserve defensive lineman andrecorded 14 total tackles (10 solo, 4 assist). Also recorded
two sacks for 14 yards and had one pass defensed.
• Suspended for the first two games of the season.
• Played in his first game of the season at the home opener
vs. Baltimore (9/25), Recorded one tackle in the game.

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• Registered his first sack of the season on a third-down playin the third quarter to force a punt at Arizona (12/12). Had
three solo tackles in the game. Part of the defensive unitthat recorded six sacks, two takeaways, a touchdown andfour fourth-down stops.
• Recorded his second sack of the season at Buffalo (1/8) ona third-down play in the second quarter for a 4-yard loss toforce a punt.

2021 (7/0, 1/0)

• Went to training camp with Jacksonville and signed with
New England to the practice squad on Sept. 5.
• Was elevated from the practice squad to the active roster for seven games and the postseason game at Buffalo(1/15).
• Played in his first game as a member of the Patriots vs. N.Y.
Jets (10/24) as a reserve on defense and recorded his firstsack of the season on the last play of the first half when hesacked QB Mike White for an 8-yard loss.
• Played in his third game with the Patriots at Buffalo (12/6)
after being elevated from the practice squad. He tackled
Buffalo QB Josh Allen for a 5-yard sack in the second
quarter. His first two tackles of the 2021 season resulted
in sacks. He sacked New York Jets QB Mike White for an
8-yard loss on the last play of the first half (10/24).
• Elevated to the active roster and played in his first playoff
game in the Wild Card Round loss at Buffalo (1/15) recording a tackle in the process.

2020 (9/5 - JACKSONVILLE)• Went to training camp with Cleveland but was released prior to the start of the season and was signed by Jacksonville to the practice squad and then signed to the 53-man
roster.
• Played in nine games with five starts and had 13 tackles
and a sack.
• Had his first career sack at Minnesota (12/6).

2019 (7/0 - CLEVELAND)• Played in seven games and finished with four total tackles
before finishing the year on injured reserve.

2018 (0/0 - CLEVELAND)• Spent the season on the practice squad.

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COLLEGE• Appeared in 51 games with 22 starts at Washington Stateand totaled 71 career tackles, 3 sacks and two forced fumbles.
• Played in all 13 games with 12 starts as a senior, recording
17 tackles, 1 sack and a forced fumble.

PERSONAL• Given name is Tanielu Ekuale.
• Attended Nuuli Technical High School.

• Started in nine of 13 games as a junior in 2016, recording acareer-high 23 tackles and 1 sack.

DANIEL EKUALE statistics

POS: DT HT: 6-3 WT: 310 LBS YEAR: 6TH ACQ: FA-21 COLLEGE: WASHINGTON STATE BORN: 1/13/94

Year
2019

Team
Browns

G/S
7/0

TT
4

UT
3

TACKLESA
S
1 0.0

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0
0 0.0
0
0 0
0.0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0
0 0

2020

Jaguars

9/5

13

6

7

1.0

9.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2021

Patriots

7/0

5

4

1

2.0

13.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2022

Patriots

15/0

14

10

4

2.0

14.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

2023

Patriots

3/0

3

2

1

0.0

.0.

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

Totals – 5 Years

41/5

39

25

14 5.0 36.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

Players

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSPOSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Patriots

G/S
1/0

TT
1

TACKLES
UT A
S
0
1 0.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
0.0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0000

Totals – 1 Year

1/0

1

0

0.0

Year
2021

1

0.0

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0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Christian Elliss
53 | LINEBACKER

HT: 6-2 | WT: 231 | Born: 1/2/1999 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 23/1 (3/0) | Acq: CW (PHI)-23
College: Idaho | Hometown: Highlands Ranch, CO.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Christian Elliss was claimed off waivers and awarded to
the New England Patriots from Philadelphia on December
8, 2023 ... Originally signed by Minnesota as a rookie free
agent (5/5/21) ... Released by Minnesota (8/23/21) ... Signedby Philadelphia to the practice squad (9/9/21) ... Released byPhiladelphia from the practice squad (10/6/21) ... Signed byPhiladelphia to the practice squad (10/11/21) ... Released byPhiladelphia from the practice squad (10/18/21) ... Signed by
San Francisco to the practice squad (11/3/21) ... Released by
San Francisco from the practice squad (11/10/21) ... Signedby Philadelphia to the practice squad (11/24/21) ... Elevatedby Philadelphia to the active roster from the practice squad(1/8/22) ... Reverted back to the Philadelphia practice squad(1/10/22) ... Signed by Philadelphia (1/18/22) ... Releasedby Philadelphia (8/30/22) ... Signed by Philadelphia to thepractice squad (8/31/22) ... Elevated by Philadelphia to theactive roster from the practice squad (12/3/22) ... Reverted
back to the Philadelphia practice squad (12/5/22) ... Elevatedby Philadelphia to the active roster from the practice squad(12/10/22) ... Reverted back to the Philadelphia practicesquad (12/12/22) ... Elevated by Philadelphia to the activeroster from the practice squad (12/17/22) ... Reverted backto the Philadelphia practice squad (12/19/22) ... Signed byPhiladelphia to the 53-man roster from the practice squad(12/23/22) ... Released by Philadelphia (12/6/23).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (4/0)• Started the season with Philadelphia before being claimed
and awarded to New England off waivers. He played infour games and finished with 2 tackles on special teams.
• Made his debut with New England on special teams vs.
Kansas City (12/17). He had one special teams tackle in the
fourth quarter on the punt coverage team.

2023 (12/1 - PHILADELPHIA)• Played in 12 total games as a reserve linebacker and on
special teams.
• Collected 16 tackles on defense and 5 tackles on special
teams.

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on defense as a reserve linebacker.
• Played in all three postseason games including the Super
Bowl.

2021 (1/0, 0/0 – PHILADELPHIA)• Spent the year on the practice squad. Was elevated andmade his NFL debut vs. Dallas (1/8/22) and collected 3
tackles before reverting back to the practice squad.

COLLEGE• First Team All-Big Sky as a senior in 2020.
• Started all four games for the Rams and earned honorable
mention All-Mountain West Conference honors during ashortened 2020 season.
• Set career highs with 54 tackles and 5.0 sacks, including a
3-sack performance at Wyoming in 2019.
• Was a two-time all-conference and all district honoree andfinished his career with 266 tackles, the 18th most in program history.
• Appeared in 38 games and racked up 266 tackles, 1 interception, 2 forced fumbles and 1 fumble recovery.

PERSONAL• He is the oldest of 12 children and has three brotherswith NFL experience - Noah spent time with Philadelphia,
Kaden is with Atlanta and Jonah was a third-round draft
pick by Denver in 2024.
• His father, Luther, was a 1st-round pick by Detroit in the
1995 draft, was a two-time Pro Bowl DL and spent nineseasons in the NFL playing for Detroit and Denver.
• Christian was selected to play in the 2017 Polynesian Bowl.

• Had 6 Tackles vs. Buffalo (11/26) in an overtime win. Whichwas his career-high for single game tackles.

2022 (6/0, 3/0 – PHILADELPHIA)• Saw action in six games after being elevated to the activeroster for three games and then signed to the 53-man roster.
• Collected 4 special teams tackles in 106 total special
teams snaps and logged 7 total tackles (5 solo, 2 assists)

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Christian Elliss statistics

POS: LB HT: 6-2 WT: 231 LBS YEAR: 3RD ACQ: CW (PHI) - 23 COLLEGE: IDAHO BORN: 1/2/99

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTACKLESINTERCEPTIONSUT AS YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
2
1 0.0 0.0
0 0
0
0
0 0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0
0
0

7

5

2 0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

4

16

11

5 0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

Team
Eagles

G/S
1/0

2022

Eagles6/0

2023

Eagles12/1

2023

Patriots

4/0

0

0

0 0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

TOTALS- 3 years

23/1

26

18

8 0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

11

TT
3

POSTSEASON SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSTeamG/STT UT AS YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
Eagles					Practice Squad

2022

Eagles

3/0

0

0

0 0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

TOTALS- 2 years

3/0

0

0

0 0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

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Year
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Liam fornadel

63 | OFFENSIVE LINE

HT: 6-4 | WT: 312 | Born: 6/17/1999 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 1/0
GP/GS (Playoffs): 0/0 (0/0) | Acq: FA -24
College: James Madison | Hometown: Wyckoff, N.J.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Liam Fornadel was signed by the New England Patriots as afree agent on June 18, 2024.

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2024 (UFL - DC DEFENDERS)• Played and started in all 10 games for the DC Defenders of
the United Football League.

2023 (XFL - DC DEFENDERS)• Participated in the 2016 Nike Football N.J. Opening Regional, an event that hosted approximately 500 of theNortheast’s best football prospects.

• Started in all 10 games for the DC Defenders of the XFL.

2022 (CFL - WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS)• Signed to the practice roster of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League on September 20,
2022.
• Released from the practice roster on October 17, 2022.

COLLEGE• Played in 55 career games with 41 starts on the offensiveline.
• Earned multiple first team All-American honors in 2019
and was a HERO Sports FCS Second Team All-American in
2021.
• As a senior in 2021, helped JMU’s offense rank third in the
FCS in completion percentage (.676) and pass efficiency
rating (171.0), fifth in scoring (38.3), eighth in fewest interceptions (5), 12th in third down conversion percentage(44.4%), 14th in red zone offense (88.5%), and 17th in bothaverage passing yards (276.3) and total offense (435.4).

PERSONAL• Born June 17, 1999 in Wyckoff, N.J.
• His father, Paul Fornadel, played football at JMU from1986-89.
• Played at Don Bosco Prep and was part of the 2015 NJSIAA
Non-Public Group 4 state championship team.

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Antonio Gibson
21 | RUNNING BACK

HT: 6-0 | WT: 228 | Born: 6/23/1998 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 61/32 (1/1) | ACQ: UFA (WAS)-24
College: Memphis | Hometown: Stockbridge, Ga.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (16/2 - WASHINGTON)• Played in 16 games with 2 starts, totaling 48 receptions for
389 yards and 2 touchdowns and 65 rushing attempts for
265 yards and 1 touchdown. Also returned 14 kickoffs for
340 yards.
• Started at running back in back-to-back weeks at L.A.
Rams (12/17) and at N.Y. Jets (12/24).

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SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Rushing Attempts: 29

vs. Seattle (11/29/21)

Rushing Yards:

146

at N.Y. Giants (1/9/22)

Rushing TDs:

3

at Dallas (11/26/20)

Long: 40

vs. Dallas (10/25/20)

2022 (15/6 - WASHINGTON)

Receptions: 7

Three Times: Most Recent:			at Indianapolis (10/30/22)• Played in 15 games with 6 starts and finished with 149
rushing attempts for 546 yards with 3 touchdowns and 46
receptions for 353 yards with 2 touchdowns.

Receiving Yards:

2021 (16/14 - WASHINGTON)• Played in 16 games with 14 starts and finished with 258
rushing attempts, leading the NFC with 1,037 rushing yards
and 7 touchdowns. He also added 42 receptions for 294
yards with 3 touchdowns.
• Had his second consecutive season with 10-plus touchdowns, totaling 7 rushing touchdowns and 3 receiving
touchdowns.
• Recorded two 100-yard games with 111 yards on 29 carries
vs. Seattle (11/29) and 21 rushing attempts for a career-high
146 yards at N.Y. Giants (1/9).
• Had a career-long 73-yard touchdown reception from QB
Taylor Heinicke in the second quarter at Buffalo (9/26).

2020 (14/10, 1/1 - WASHINGTON)

Players

Antonio Gibson was signed by the New England Patriots as
an unrestricted free agent from Washington on March 14,2024 ... Originally drafted by Washington in the third round(66th overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.

82

Long: 73t
Receiving TDs: 1
			vs. Baltimore (10/4/20)
at Buffalo (9/26/21)
Seven Times: Most Recent:at Seattle (11/12/23)

COLLEGE• Played wide receiver at Memphis for two seasons, playing
in 28 games with 11 starts and recording 44 receptions for
834 yards and 4 touchdowns. Also rushed 33 times for 369
yards and 4 touchdowns.
• Transferred to Memphis from East Central Community College in Mississippi.
• Two-time First-Team All-American (2015 and 2016) andthree-time All-ACC honoree.
• Concluded his junior season with a school-record 1,765
rushing yards and 19 touchdowns, earning MVP honors in
FSU’s Orange Bowl victory over No. 6 Michigan.

• Played in 14 games with 10 starts and finished with 170
carries for 795 yards with 11 touchdowns, as well as 36
receptions for 247 yards.

• Reached 1,000 rushing yards in just seven games, becoming the fastest player in school history to the mark.

• Started in the Wild Card game vs. Tampa Bay (1/9).

• Lives with his fiance, Victoria, and three children, Taylor,
Jayceon and Zayn.

• Registered two 100-yard games with 128 yards on 20 carries vs. Dallas (10/25) and 115 yards on 20 carries at Dallas(11/26).

PERSONAL• Had two games with multiple rushing touchdowns with 2
at Detroit (11/5) and a career-high 3 at Dallas (11/26).

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ANTONIO GIBSON statistics

POS: RB HT: 6-0 WT: 228 LBS YEAR: 5TH ACQ: UFA (WAS)-24 COLLEGE: MEMPHIS BORN: 6/23/98

Players

REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
RUSHING
LG
AVG
4.7
40

Year
2020

Team
GP/GS
Commanders 14/10

NO
170

YDS
795

2021

Commanders 16/14

258

1,037

4.0

2022

Commanders 15/6

149

546

3.7

2023

Commanders 16/2

65

265

642

Totals 5 Years

61/32

RECEIVING
LG
AVG
6.9
40

TD
11

NO
36

YDS
247

TD
0

27

7

42

294

7.0

73t

3

20

3

46

353

7.7

26

2

4.1

16

1

48

389

8.1

50t

2

2,643 4.1

40

22

172

1,283

7.5

72t

7

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS: 35 kickoffs for 826 yards - 21 kickoffs for 486 yards in 2022 and 14 kickoffs for 340 yards in

2023.

POSTSEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS

Year
Team
G/S
2020 Commanders 1/1
Totals – 1 Year
1/1

122

NO
14
14

YDS
31
31

RUSHING
AVG
2.2
2.2

LG
11
11

TD
0
0

NO
2
2

YDS
4
4

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
2.0
3
2.0
3

TD
0
0

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Joe Giles-Harris
44| LINEBACKER

HT: 6-2 | WT: 234 | Born: 4/1/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 17/3 (0/0) | Acq: FA-23
College: Duke | Hometown: Montvale, N.J.

Joe Giles-Harris was signed by the New England Patriots
a futures contract on Jan. 8, 2024. ... Originally signed byJacksonville as a rookie free agent (4/28/19). ... Released byJacksonville (09/03/2019) ... Signed by Jacksonville to thepractice squad (09/04/19) ... Signed by Jacksonville to the53-man roster from the practice squad (10/21/29) ... Released
by Jacksonville (11/02/19) ... Signed by Jacksonville to thepractice squad (11/05/19) ... Signed by Jacksonville to the 53man roster from the practice squad (12/05/19) ... Released
by Jacksonville (09/05/20) ... Signed by Jacksonville to thepractice squad (09/06/20) ... Released by Jacksonville fromthe practice squad (10/17/20) ... Signed by Jacksonville to thepractice squad (10/22/20) ... Elevated by Jacksonville to theactive roster from the practice squad (11/07/20) ... Reverted
back to the Jacksonville practice squad (11/09/20) ... Elevatedby Jacksonville to the active roster from the practice squad(11/14/20) ... Reverted back to the Jacksonville practice squad(11/16/20) ... Signed by Jacksonville to the 53-man roster
from the practice squad (11/21/20) ... Released by Jacksonville (05/04/21) ... Signed by Buffalo as a free agent (05/16/21)... Released by Buffalo (08/31/21) ... Signed by Buffalo to thepractice squad (09/01/21) ... Elevated by Buffalo to the activeroster from the practice squad (12/06/21) ... Reverted backto the Buffalo practice squad (12/07/21) ... Elevated by Buffalo to the active roster from the practice squad (12/11/21) ...
Reverted back to the Buffalo practice squad (12/13/21) ... Elevated by Buffalo to the active roster from the practice squad(1/14/22) ... Reverted back to the Buffalo practice squad(1/17/22) ... Released by Buffalo (08/30/22) ... Signed by Buffalo to the practice squad (08/31/22) ... Elevated by Buffalo
to the active roster from the practice squad (10/08/22) ...
Reverted back to the Buffalo practice squad (10/10/22) ... Released by Buffalo from the practice squad (1/17/23) ... Signed
by New England as a free agent on (8/9/23) ... Released by
New England (8/29/23) ... Signed by New England to thepractice squad (8/31/23).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (0/0)• Spent the year on the Patriots practice squad.

2022 (1/0, 0/0 - BUFFALO)• Began the season on the practice squad and was elevatedto the active roster on Oct. 8. Recorded one solo special
teams tackle vs. Pittsburgh (10/09) before finishing out theseason on the practice squad.

2021 (2/0, 0/0 - BUFFALO)• Began the season on the practice squad and was elevatedto the active roster vs. New England (12/06) and at Tampa
Bay (12/12) before finishing the year on the practice squad.

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PRONOUNCED JILES-harris
CAREER TRANSACTIONSClick or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

2020 (9/3 - JACKSONVILLE)• Played in nine games with three starts, recording eightsolo tackles and a sack after beginning the season on thepractice squad.
• Appeared as a reserve vs. Houston (11/08), at Green Bay(11/15), vs. Pittsburgh (11/22) and vs. Cleveland (11/29) before making his first career start at Minnesota, totaling two
solo tackles and three assists in the effort.
• Started at linebacker at Tennessee, recording a sack for aloss of seven yards as part of two solo tackles.

2019 (5/0 - JACKSONVILLE)• Began the season on the practice squad and appeared infive games as a reserve.
• Added to the 53-man roster on Oct. 21 to appear in one
game vs. the N.Y. Jets (10/21/19), reverting back to thepractice squad before being added to the 53-man roster
on Dec. 5 and appearing as a reserve in four games.

COLLEGE• Three-year starter and three-time All-ACC honoree, playing 2,326 career snaps and leading the Blue Devils in tackles for three consecutive seasons.
• 2018 team captain, 2017 Carmen Falcone MVP Awardwinner, recognizing Duke’s most outstanding player, andthree-time recipient of Duke’s Vincent Ray Award as theteam’s top linebacker• Finished his collegiate career as just one of five Duke
players to total over 300 tackles and 30 tackles for loss,
finishing with 32 games with at least four tackles and acareer average of 9.21 tackles per game.

PERSONAL• Son of Lynn Giles-Harris and John Harris.
• His father, John, lettered in football for three seasons at
Southern Connecticut. His older brother, William, played
four seasons (2009-12) as a linebacker at Gannon University, while his younger brother, J.T., was a four-year starterin lacrosse at Duke and currently plays in the Premier Lacrosse League.
• Majored in cultural anthropology.

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POS: LB HT: 6-2 WT: 234 LBS YEAR: 3RD ACQ: FA-23 COLLEGE: DUKE BORN: 4/01/97

Players

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSUT0TACKLESA
S
0 0.0

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0.0
0
0 0.0
0
0 0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0 0.0 0
0

18

8

10

0

0

0

1.0

7.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0 0.0

0

0

Year
2019

Team
Jaguars

G/S
5/0

TT
0

2020

Jaguars

9/3

2021

Bills

2/0

2022

Bills

1/0

2023

Patriots					Practice Squad

Totals – 4 Years

124

17/3

18

8

10

1.0

7.0

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Davon Godchaux

92 | DEFENSIVE TACKLE

HT: 6-3 | WT: 330 | Born: 11/11/1994 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 8/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 103/92 (1/1) | Acq: UFA (MIA)-21
College: Louisiana State | Hometown: Plaquemine, La.

Davon Godchaux was signed by the New England Patriots as
an unrestricted free agent from Miami on March 23, 2021 ...
Originally drafted by Miami in the fifth round (178th overall) of
the 2017 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (17/17)• Started in all 17 games, collecting 56 tackles (24 solo, 32
assists), 2 tackles for loss, 1 quarterback hit and 1 fumble
recovery.
• Part of the 7th-ranked Patriots defense that finished fourthin the NFL in rushing yards allowed per game. The 2023 defense allowed an average of 93.2 rushing yards per game,the third lowest in team history since the 1970 merger.
• Was part of a defensive unit vs. Philadelphia (9/10) thatheld the Eagles to under 100 yards rushing.
• Part of a defensive unit at N.Y. Jets (9/24) that held theJets to just 38 rushing yards. Left the game in the second
quarter due to injury and did not return.
• Recovered a fumble in the second quarter vs. Washington(11/5) when LB Jahlani Tavai forced a fumble on RB Brian
Robinson Jr., which led to a TE Hunter Henry touchdown
reception from QB Mac Jones.
• Led the team in tackles vs. Indianapolis (11/12) with 8 tackles (4 assists, 4 solo).
• Was a part of a defense vs. L.A. Chargers (11/3) that held
them to just 29 yards on 24 carries for a 1.2-yard average.
It is the fewest rushing yards allowed since holding Miami
to 15 yards on Oct. 29, 2015.

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lis (11/6). Part of the defensive unit that forced the Colts togo 0-for-14 on third down and allowed just 121 total yardsof offense.
• Registered two total tackles (1 solo, 1 assist) vs. N.Y. Jets
(11/20). Was part of the defensive unit that held the Jets
to just 103 total yards, the third-fewest yards allowed in
Patriots history, only two total yards in the second half, thefewest ever allowed in a half in Patriots history, only six
first touchdowns and no touchdowns.
• Led the team in total tackles vs. Buffalo (12/1). Finished with10 total tackles (3 solo, 7 assists) to match his career-high.
He also had 10 tackles on Dec. 6, 2021 at Buffalo.

2022 (17/17)

2021 (17/16, 1/1)

• Part of the defensive unit that pitched a shutout vs. Detroit(10/9), who entered the game with the top-ranked offensein the NFL. Had four total tackles (1 solo, 3 asst.). Combined with DL Christian Barmore to make a fourth downstop in the Lions first drive of the game. The defense
stopped all six of Detroit’s fourth down attempts.

• The only game he did not start was vs. N.Y. Jets (10/24).

• Played and started in all 17 games and recorded 62 total
tackles (25 solo, 37 assist). Also recorded 1½ sacks for 7½
yards.

• Part of the defensive unit that held Cleveland (10/16), whoentered the game with the top ranked rushing attack, to 70
rushing yards. It was the first time this season the Browns
had less than 170 rushing yards. Recorded his first sack of
the season in the fourth quarter for a loss of four yards.
• Registered two total tackles (1 solo, 1 assist) vs. Indianapo-2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Played in all 17 regular season games with 16 starts and finished the season with 65 tackles, one sack and one forced
fumble.
• Played in his first playoff game in the Wild Card Round loss
at Buffalo (1/15), recording a tackle.
• Sacked QB Matt Ryan for seven yards in the fourth quarterat Atlanta (11/18), his first sack as a member of the Patriots. Also had three solo tackles, two tackles for loss andtwo QB hits on the day. Strong rush helped force foursacks, four interceptions and limit the Falcons to just
40 yards rushing.
• Forced a fumble in the second quarter vs. Tennessee(11/28) that was recovered by Kyle Dugger. Recorded six
solo tackles in the game as well.

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Players

THE FOUNDATION• Started all 16 games and totaled 48 tackles and one sack.
• Made three tackles in the win vs. Oakland (9/23), including a run stuff of FB Keith Smith on fourth-and-1 at Miami’s
1-yard line to prevent a Raiders touchdown.
• Made two tackles and his first career sack at Minnesota.
• Matched his single-game season highs of six tackles toclose out the season in Week 16 vs. Jacksonville (12/23)
and at Buffalo (12/30).

• The Chauxdown Foundation
empowers at-risk youth throughfitness, literacy and educational
programming. The foundation
has helped serve and impact
over 2000 youth in the Miami,
Florida, and Plaquemine, Louisiana communities. Chauxdown
has impacted the community in avariety of ways from giving children toys to play with, to making
sure they have the proper schoolsupplies to receive proper education at school.

2017 (15/5 – MIAMI)• Set a career high with a team-leading 10 total tackles at
Buffalo (12/6). Was a major force on the defensive line thatheld Buffalo to under 100 total rushing yards.

2020 (5/5 – MIAMI)• Started all five games he played in and totaled 16 tackles
before suffering a season-ending injury. Was placed on
injured reserve on Oct 16.
• Posted a season-high six tackles vs. Buffalo (9/20).

2019 (16/16 – MIAMI)• Served as team captain.
• Started all 16 games and registered a career-high 75 tackles, two sacks and one pass defensed. His 75 tackles werethe most by a Dolphins defensive lineman since at least2000.
• Posted six tackles and a sack in the win vs. N.Y. Jets (11/3).
• Tallied a season-high nine tackles and a half-sack at Cleveland (11/24).
• Made six tackles and a half-sack in the overtime win vs.
Cincinnati (12/22).

• Played in 15 games with five starts and tallied 40 tackles,
one forced fumble and one pass defensed.
• Was inactive vs. Denver (12/3).
• Made his NFL debut at L.A. Chargers (9/17) and made two
tackles.
• Posted two tackles and forced a fumble that was recovered by Miami vs. Tennessee (10/8).
• Posted season-highs of five tackles vs. Oakland (11/5) andvs. Tampa Bay (11/19).

COLLEGE• Played in 37 games with 34 starts over three seasons(2014-16) at LSU and totaled 145 tackles, 12½ sacks, twopasses defensed and two forced fumbles.
• Started all 12 games as a junior in 2016 and registered 62
tackles, 6½ sacks and one pass defensed.
• Started all 12 games as a sophomore in 2015 and posted
41 tackles, six sacks, one pass defensed and one forced
fumble.
• Played in all 13 games with 10 starts and finished with 42
tackles and one forced fumble.

PERSONAL• His hometown of Plaquemine honored him in 2017 by making May 9 Davon Godchaux Day.
• Majored in sports management at LSU.
• Had his senior season in high school cut short by injury.
• Totaled 60 tackles and 4½ sacks en route to earning firstteam all-state honors as a junior in 2012.

Davon Godchaux statistics

POS: DT HT: 6-3 WT: 330 LBS YEAR: 8TH ACQ: UFA (MIA)-21 COLLEGE: LOUISIANA STATE BORN: 11/11/94

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
0.0
0
0 0.0 0 0
1
1 0
0
0
0

Team
Dolphins

G/S
15/5

TT
40

2018

Dolphins

16/16

48

31

17

1.0

8.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2019

Dolphins

16/16

75

33

42

2.0

9.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

2020

Dolphins

5/5

16

10

6

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2021

Patriots

17/16

65

32

33

1.0

7.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

2022

Patriots

17/17

62

25

37

1.5

7.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2023

Patriots

17/17

56

24

32

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

103/92 362 181 181

5.5

32.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

2

2

1

0

0

0

Totals – 7 Years

UT
26

TACKLESAS
14 0.0Year
2017

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

Team
Patriots

G/S
1/1

TT
1

Totals – 1 Year

1/1

1

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TACKLES
UT A
S
1 0 0.010

0.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
0.0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0
0
0
0
0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Christian Gonzalez
0 | CORNERBACK

HT: 6-1 | WT: 205 | Born: 6/28/2002 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 4/4 (0/0) Acq: D1-23 (17th)
College: Oregon | Hometown: The Colony, Texas

CAREER TRANSACTIONSCAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Named the September 2023 NFL defensive rookie of themonth.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (4/4)• Played and started in four games and finished with 17
tackles (14 solo, 3 assists), 1 sack for a loss of 8.0 yards,
1 interception, 3 passes defensed, 1 quarterback hit and 1
tackle for loss. His season was cut short by injury, and he
was placed on injured reserve on Oct. 7.

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Christian Gonzalez was drafted by the New England Patriots
in the first round (17th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

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DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE MONTH
Gonzalez was named the Defensive Rookie of the Monthfor September by the National Football League, becoming
the fifth Patriots player to win a rookie of the month honor
and the third defensive player to earn the award. Gonzalez joins QB Mac Jones (November of 2021), DE Chandler
Jones (September of 2012), LB Jerod Mayo (October of2008) and WR Deion Branch ( September of 2002).

• In his first career game, played every defensive snap atcornerback vs. Philadelphia (9/10). Tallied 7 tackles (5 solo,
2 assist), 1 sack for 8 yards, 1 quarterback hurry, 1 tackle ofloss and 1 pass defense. His sack and pass defense bothcame in a fourth quarter series and were key in holding
the Eagles to a field goal.

• Started all six games at cornerback as a true freshman in
2020, the only freshman on defense to play and start all
six games.

• Recorded his first interception of his career in the fourth
quarter on a deep pass intended for WR Tyreek Hill fromQB Tua Tagovailoa vs. Miami (9/17).

• Father played college basketball at UTEP and went on toplay semiprofessional basketball in Columbia.

• Started for the Patriots at Dallas (10/1). Left the game late in
the first quarter with an injury and did not return.
• Placed on injured reserve Oct. 7.

COLLEGE• Transferred to Oregon in 2022 after spending his first two
seasons at Colorado.
• Led the Ducks with four interceptions, third-most in the
Pac-12, and finished with 50 total tackles (35 solo) and one
tackle for loss. Tied for sixth in the Pac-12 with 11 passes
defended and tied for ninth with seven passes broken up.
• Totaled 118 return yards on four interceptions in 2022, themost by a Duck in a season since 2001 (Steve Smith).

PERSONAL• Parents are Hector and Temple Gonzalez.

• Also ran track & field in high school and had a personal
best of 21.6 seconds in the 200-meters in the Texas State
Championships.
• Has two older sisters, Melissa and Samantha, and one
younger sister, Lily.
• Both older sisters, Melissa (Texas) and Samantha (Miami,
Fla.), ran track and field in college and were both all-Americans in the 400 hurdles and the 4x400 relay.
• Played defensive back and wide receiver for The Colony
and coach Rudy Rangel for two seasons, compiling a 17-5
record, including a 12-2 mark in the Division 5A-1 Standings.

• Named the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week after
hauling in two interceptions against his former school atColorado. Totaled 77 return yards on the two interceptions,running the first one back 36 yards for a near-pick six andthe second one 41 yards. The interceptions came on backto-back drives in the third quarter.
• Earned Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference honorable mention
in 2021 at Colorado, starting all 12 games at cornerback.
Finished fifth on the team and first among defensive
backs with 53 tackles (42 solo). Led the team with fivepass breakups while ending the year third with 5.5 tackles for loss. One of five players in the Pac-12 and one of
only three defensive backs with at least five PBUs and five
TFLs. Made at least three tackles in 10 of the 12 games.

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Christian Gonzalez statistics

POS: CB HT: 6-1 WT: 205 LBS YEAR: 2nd ACQ: D1-23 (17TH) COLLEGE: OREGON BORN: 6/28/02

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Patriots

G/G
4/4

TT
17

UT
14

Totals – 1 year

4/4

17

14

TACKLESA
S YDS
3 1.0 8.0
3

1.0

8.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD
1
0 0.0 00 3 0 0
0 0		
1

0

0.0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

Players

Year
2023

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Kevin Harris

36 | RUNNING BACK

HT: 5-10 | WT: 225 | Born: 11/17/2000 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 9/1 (0/0) | Acq: D6a-22 (183rd)
College: South Carolina | Hometown: Hinesville, Ga.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (4/0)• Started the season on the practice squad, before being
elevated to the active roster at Pittsburgh (12/7) and vs.
Kansas City (12/18) and then was signed to the 53-man roster from the practice squad on Dec. 19.
• Played in four games and finished with 16 carries for 65
yards (4.1 avg), with one touchdown. Added 3 receptionsfor 58 yards (19.3 avg) and one kickoff return for 20
yards.

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Kevin Harris was signed to the New England Patriots 53man roster from the practice squad on December 19, 2023... Originally was drafted by New England in the sixth round(183rd overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft ... Released by New England (8/30/22) ... Signed by New England to the practicesquad (8/31/22) ... Signed by New England to the 53-man
roster from the practice squad (10/13/22) ... Released by New
England (8/29/23) ... Signed by New England to the practicesquad (8/31/23) ... Elevated by New England to the activeroster from the practice squad (12/6/23) ... Reverted backto the New England practice squad (12/8/23) ... Elevated by
New England to the active roster from the practice squad(12/16/23) ... Reverted back to the New England practicesquad (12/18/23).

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• Played in his first NFL game at Cleveland (10/16). He entered the game at running back in the first quarter in a goalline situation and had his first rushing attempt for 1 yard in
the third quarter. He finished with three carries for 5 yards.
• Saw most significant action after filling in at running backafter RB Rhamondre Stevenson was injured early in thegame at Arizona (12/12). He scored his first NFL touchdown
on a 14-yard run to finish an 8-play, 75-yard drive in thesecond quarter. Harris had three carries for 32 yards onthat drive. He entered the game with just four rushing attempts for 4 yards and just 13 offensive snaps. Finishedwith eight rushing attempts for 26 yards with one touchdown against the Cardinals.
• Made his first NFL start at Las Vegas (12/18). Had five rushing attempts for 19 yards.

COLLEGE• Three-year player who elected to forego his final year of
eligibility.

• Was elevated to the active roster at Pittsburgh (12/7), but
did not see any action.

• Finished his career with 1,976 rushing yards, 18th on theschool’s all-time list.

• Was elevated to the active roster from the practice squadand played in his first game of the season vs. Kansas City
(12/17). He scored on an 18-yard run in the fourth quarterfor his second career NFL touchdown. Finished with 4 carries for 25 yards and one touchdown.

• Appeared in 28 games over his career with 16 starts.

• Collected his first career pass receptions at Buffalo (12/31)
when he caught a 6-yard pass from QB Bailey Zappe in thesecond quarter. Two plays, later he caught a short pas andturned it into a 48-yard gain to help set up a New England
touchdown. Harris led the team with 54 yards receiving on
two receptions.
• Returned a fourth quarter kickoff 20 yards for his firstcareer kickoff return vs. the N.Y. Jets (1/7). He had neverreturned a kick in college or in high school.

2022 (5/1)• Began the season on the practice squad before being
signed to the 53-man roster on Oct. 13.
• Played in five games with one start after signing to the 53man roster and recorded 18 carries for 52 yards with one
touchdown.
• Was inactive for seven games.

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Also scored 23 career touchdowns, tying for seventh on
the school’s all-time list.
• Logged eight 100-yard rushing games in his career, including a pair of 200-yard efforts.
• Is one of only two Gamecocks, along with Mike Davis, toown two carries of 75 yards or longer.
• Was an All-SEC running back in 2020 after leading theleague in rushing.
• Became the first Gamecock to lead the SEC in rushingyards per game (113.8) while logging the fifth-best single-season rushing total in school history (1,138) despiteplaying in just 10 games, all starts as a sophomore in 2020.
• Notched the 11th 1,000- yard rushing season in school history and the first since Mike Davis in 2013.
• Was a first-team All-SEC selection by the Associated Press,a second-team performer according to the league’s coaches and Phil Steele, and a third-team selection by ProFootballFocus.
• Recorded five 100-yard rushing games, including a pair of
200-yard games, and set a school record with five rushing
touchdowns at Ole Miss.

129PERSONAL• Named Georgia Region 2-AAAAAA Player of the Year.

• Prepped at Bradwell Institute in Hinesville, Ga.
• Graduated in December 2018.
• Finished his season with 1,696 all-purpose yards and 24
touchdowns.
• Rushed for 1,556 yards and 22 TDs, including eight 100yard games as a senior.

• Was the region’s Offensive Player of the Year as a junior in2017 when he ranked 16th in rushing in Georgia with 1,680
yards and scored 16 touchdowns.
• Logged 4,100 rushing yards in his career with 18 100-yard
rushing games and 42 rushing TDs.
• Kevin J. Harris was born Nov. 17, 2000.

Players• Was the region’s leading rusher, the No. 2 rusher in theclass and No. 6 in all classifications in 2018.

Kevin Harris statistics

POS: RB HT: 5-10 WT: 225 LBS YEAR: 2ND ACQ: D6a-22 (183RD) COLLEGE: SOUTH CAROLINA BORN: 11/17/00

REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Year
2022 Patriots
2023 Patriots
Totals – 2 Year

G/S
5/1
4/0
9/1

NO
18
16
34

YDS
52
65
117

RUSHING
AVG
2.9
4.1
3.4

LG
14t
18t
18t

TD
1
1
2

NO
3
3

YDS
58
58

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
19.3
48
19.3
48

TD
0
0

Additional Statistics: 1 Kickoff Return for 20 yards vs. the N.Y. Jets (1/7/24).

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Jamycal Hasty
39 | RUNNING BACK

HT: 5-8 | WT: 205 | Born: 9/12/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 41/0 (5/0) | Acq: CW (JAX)-23
College: Baylor | Hometown: Longview, Texas.

PRONOUNCED JUH-michael
JaMycal Hasty was claimed off waivers from Jacksonville andawarded to the New England Patriots on November 13, 2023... Originally signed by San Francisco as a rookie free agent(4/28/20)... Released by San Francisco (9/5/20) ... Signed by
San Francisco to the practice squad (9/6/20) ... Elevated by
San Francisco to the active roster from the practice squad(9/26/20) ... Reverted back to the San Francisco practicesquad (9/28/20) ... Signed by San Francisco to the 53-man
roster from the practice squad (10/3/20) ... Re-signed by San
Francisco (3/10/23) ... Released by San Francisco (8/30/23)... Claimed off waivers from San Francisco by Jacksonville(8/31/23) ... Re-signed by Jacksonville (2/27/23) ... Released
by Jacksonville (11/11/23).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (2/0)• Was claimed and awarded to New England off waivers
from Jacksonville on Nov. 13. He appeared in two games
and contributed to the Patriots special teams.
• Was inactive for five games, at N.Y. Giants (11/26), vs. L.A.
Chargers (12/3), at Pittsburgh (12/7), at Buffalo (12/31) andvs. N.Y. Jets (1/7).

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• Saw action at running back and on special teams at Indianapolis (10/16). Rushed for 57 yards on three attempts
to tie his career high and scored one touchdown on a career-long 61-yard run.

2021 (11/0 , 3/0 - SAN FRANCISCO)• Played in 11 games and rushed for 68 yards and racked up
157 receiving yards on 23 receptions.

2020 (8/0 - SAN FRANCISCO)• Played in eight games and rushed for 148 yards.
• Made his NFL debut in a 39-9 win at N.Y. Giants (9/27).

COLLEGE• 2019 All-Big 12 honorable mention.
• Played in 45 games with 16 career starts.

• Made his debut in a New England uniform on special
teams vs. Kansas City (12/17).

• Rushed for 1,998 yards on 386 attempts and 15 touchdowns for his career• Contributed to the New England special teams units at
Denver (12/24).

• His 1,998 rushing yards are the 12th most in program history. His 485 receiving yards are the 10th most by a BU
running back in school history and his 79 career receptions
are the second-most by a BU running back in program history.

2023 (3/0 - JACKSONVILLE)• Played in three games, mostly on special teams, with Jacksonville before being released on Nov. 3.

2022 (17/0, 2/0 - JACKSONVILLE)• Graduated with a degree in health, kinesiology and leisurestudies in August of 2018.

• Saw action in all 17 regular season games and both postseason games.

PERSONAL• In the regular season he recorded 46 rushing attempts for
194 yards and two touchdowns and posted 20 receptionsfor 126 yards and one touchdown.

• Graduated with a degree in health, kinesiology and leisurestudies in August of 2018.

• Favorite music genre is R&B.

• In the postseason he had four rush attempts for 36 yards.
• Saw action at running back and on special teams at Houston (1/1). Rushed for 33 yards on 10 attempts, including one
touchdown. Caught six passes for 23 yards.
• Saw action at running back and rushed for 28 yards on
12 attempts vs. Baltimore (11/27). Caught five passes for
67 yards and the first touchdown reception of his career,which was also the longest reception of his career. Hasty
finished with a career-high 95 scrimmage yards.

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Jamycal Hasty statistics

POS: RB HT: 5-8 WT: 205 LBS YEAR: 5TH ACQ: CW (JAX)-23 COLLEGE: BAYLOR BORN: 9/12/96

Players

REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
Team
2020 49ers
2021 49ers
2022 Jaguars
2023 Jaguars
2023 Patriot
Totals – 4 Year

G/S
5/1
11/0
17/0
3/0
2/0
41/0

NO
39
16
46
0
0
101

YDS
148
68
194
0
0
410

RUSHING
AVG
3.8
4.3
4.2
0
0
4.1

LG
20
21
61t
0
0
61t

TD
1
1
2
0
0
4

NO
7
23
20
0
0
50

YDS
33
157
126
0
0
316

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
4.7
16
6.8
23
6.3
28t
0
0
0
0
6.3
28t

TD
0
0
1
0
0
1

REGULAR SEASON RETURN STATISTICS
			
Year
Team
G/S
2020
49ers
8/0

PUNT RETURNS					NO
YDSAVG LG
TD
NO
0
0
0.0
0
0
3

KICK RETURNS
YDS
AVG
57
19.0

LG
21

TD
0

2021

49ers

11/0

0

0

0.0

0

0

9

145

16.1

28

0

2022

Jaguars

17/0

0

0

0.0

0

0

4

97

24.3

29

0

2023

Jaguars

3/0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

2023

Patriots

2/0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

41/0

0

0

0.0

0

0

16

299

18.7

29

0

Totals – 4 Years

POSTSEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICSYDS
0

RUSHING
AVG
0

Team
49ers

G/S
3/0

2022

Jaguars

2/0

4

36

9.0

23

0

1

7

7.0

7

0

Totals – 2 Years

5/0

4

36

9.0

23

0

2

13

6.5

7

0

TD
0

NO
0

LG
0

TD
0

YDS
6

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
6.0
6

Year
2021

NO
1

TD
0

POSTSEASON SEASON RETURN STATISTICS
			
Year
Team
G/S
2021
49ers
3/0

PUNT RETURNS					NO
YDSAVG LG
TD
NO
0
0
0.0
0
0
3

KICK RETURNS
YDS
AVG
61
20.3

LG
32

2022

2/0

0

0

0.0

0

0

9

0

0.0

0

0

5/0

0

0

0.0

0

0

3

61

20.3

32

0

Jaguars

Totals – 2 Years

132

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Jaylinn hawkins
32 | SAFETY

HT: 6-1 | WT: 208 | Born: 8/26/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 58/25 (0/0) | Acq: UFA (LAC)-24
College: California | Hometown: Buena Park, Calif.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (10/3 - L.A. CHARGERS)• Claimed off waivers on Oct. 18 after being released by
Atlanta and played in 10 games with 3 starts and finishedwith 11 total tackles, and one pass defensed.
• Started three games for the Chargers in the second halfof the season, vs. Baltimore (11/26), vs. Denver (12/10) andvs. Buffalo (12/23).

2023 (6/0 - ATLANTA)• Played in six games for Atlanta before being releasedon Oct. 17 and finished with 2 total tackles and 1 special
teams tackle.

2022 (16/16 - ATLANTA)• Started and played in 16 games, totaling a career-best
82 tackles (43 solo), 6 passes defensed, 2 interceptions,
1 one forced fumble and recovered a fumble in the endzone for a touchdown.
• Scored his first defensive touchdown vs. San Francisco(10/16), recovering a fumble in the end zone for a score.
Also intercepted a pass from QB Jimmy Garoppolo in the
fourth quarter.
• Recorded 10 tackles in a game twice during the season,with 10 tackles (7 solo) at Tampa Bay (10/09) and 10 tackles (6 solo) at Cincinnati (10/23).

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Jaylinn Hawkins was signed by the New England Patriots as
an unrestricted free agent from the L.A. Chargers on March
21, 2024 ... Originally drafted by Atlanta in the fourth round(134th overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft ... Released by Atlanta(10/17/2023) ... Claimed off waivers from Atlanta and awarded to L.A. Chargers (10/18/2023) .

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.
(12/26).
• Totaled 19 tackles (11 solo, eight assists), 2 interceptions
and 3 passes defensed.

2020 (12/2 - ATLANTA)• Played in 12 games with two starts as a rookie.
• Made first career start vs. Chicago (9/27), recording 2
tackles on defense and another tackle on special teams.
• Recorded a season-best four tackles (2 solo, 2 assists) ina start at Green Bay (10/05).
• Had two special teams tackles at Carolina (10/29).

COLLEGE• In three seasons at California, Hawkins totaled 158 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks, 10 interceptions, sevenpass breakups, 17 passes defensed and three forced fumbles.
• Also returned nine kicks for 129 yards.
• As a senior in 2019, he started a career-best 13 games andregistered a career-high 56 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss,
2.0 sacks and two forced fumbles.

PERSONAL• Graduated from California in December of 2019 with abachelor’s degree in American studies.

• Notched his second interception of the season vs. Chicago (11/20), also recording a pass defensed in the contest.

2021 (14/4 - ATLANTA)• Played in 14 games with four starts, starting vs. N.Y. Jets,
at Carolina (12/12), at San Francisco (12/19) and vs. Detroit

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Jaylinn hawkins statistics

POS: S HT: 6-1 WT: 208 LBS YEAR: 5TH ACQ: UFA (LAC)-24 COLLEGE: CALIFORNIA BORN: 8/26/97

Players

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Falcons

G/S
12/2

2021

Falcons

14/4

19

11

8

0.0

0.0

2

11

5.5

11

0

3

0

0

0

0

1

2022

Falcons

16/16

82

43

39

0.0

0.0

2

14

7.0

14

0

6

1

1

0

1

2

2023

Falcons

6/0

2

1

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

2023

Chargers

10/3

11

4

7

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

58/25

121

62 59

0.5

6.0

4

25

6.3 14

0 10

1

1

0

1

6

Totals – 4 Years

134

TT
7

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
UT A
S YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
3
4 0.5 6.0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0
2

Year
2020

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Azizi hearn

42 | CORNERBACK

HT: 6-1 | WT: 204 | Born: 6/5/1999
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 1/2 | Acq: FA-23
College: UCLA | Hometown: Oceanside, Calif.

PRONOUNCED A-zee-zee
Azizi Hearn was signed by the New England Patriots to a futures contract on Jan. 8, 2024 ... Originally signed by Las
Vegas as a rookie free agent (5/12/23) ... Released by Las
Vegas (8/29/2023) ...Signed by New England to the practicesquad (9/21/23).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (0/0)• Spent the year on the Patriots practice squad.

COLLEGEUPDATED STATISTICS

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSClick or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

PERSONAL• Attended Oceanside (Calif.) High School.
• Was a two-time all-conference and all-district honoree andwas named Most Valuable Player as a senior.

• Played his final college season at UCLA after three seasons at Wyoming and one at Arizona.
• Played in 57 games with 37 starts over his five total seasons and finished with 146 tackles (103 solo).
• In 2022 at UCLA, he played in 13 games with six starts andled the team with six passes defensed.

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Hunter henry
85 | TIGHT END

HT: 6-5 | WT: 249 | Born: 12/7/1994 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 9/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 103/83 (2/2) | Acq: UFA (LAC)-21
College: Arkansas | Hometown: Little Rock, Ark.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSUPDATED STATISTICS

Hunter Henry was signed by the New England Patriots as anunrestricted free agent from the L.A. Chargers on March 19,2021 ... Originally drafted by San Diego in the second round(35th overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft ... Named franchise player by L.A. Chargers and signed his tender (4/16/20).

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (14/10)

SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS• Named a team captain for the first time since joining theteam.
• Played in 14 games with 10 starts and recorded 42 receptions for 419 yards (10.0 avg) and hauled in 6 touchdowns.
• He was inactive for two games due to injury - at Denver(12/24) and at Buffalo (12/31) - before being placed on injured reserve before the final game vs. N.Y. Jets (1/7).
• Recorded 5 receptions for 56 yards, averaging 11.2
yard-per-reception, and 1 touchdown vs. Philadelphia(9/10). His touchdown gave the Patriots their first pointsof the year, on a 9-yard pass from QB Mac Jones in thefirst quarter.
• Started vs. Miami (9/17) in a three tight end set and hauledin the only receiving touchdown for New England in the
fourth quarter on a 6-yard pass from Jones.
• Had a crucial reception deep in the team’s own territoryfor 14 yards that resulted in a first down on a third-down
play late in the fourth quarter with zero time outs left anddown by three points vs. Buffalo (10/22). That play set up a
touchdown for a 29-25 win.
• Found the end zone in the second quarter vs. Washington(11/5) on a 14-yard pass from Jones to put the Patriots on
the board.
• Tied his career high with two touchdown receptions,an 8-yard and a 24-yard touchdown pass in the second
quarter on his birthday at Pittsburgh (12/7). He is the first
Patriots player to score a touchdown on his birthday since
RB Dion Lewis on Sept. 27, 2015 vs. Jacksonville when heturned 25. He finished the game with 3 receptions for 40
yards and 2 touchdowns.
• Hauled in a 16-yard touchdown pass from QB Bailey Zappe
in the second quarter vs. Kansas City (12/17), before leaving the game in the second half with an injury.

2022 (17/14)• Played in 17 games with 14 starts and recorded 41 receptions for 509 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
• Had five 30-yard receptions, including two 30-yard touchdown receptions.
• Henry scored on a 31-yard touchdown pass from QB Bailey Zappe in the third quarter at Cleveland (10/16) and136

REGULAR SEASON:
Receptions:

8

vs. Pittsburgh (10/13/19)

Receiving Yards:

100 vs. Pittsburgh (10/13/19)

Receiving TDs:

2

at Pittsburgh (12/7/23)

		2

at Indianapolis (12/18/21)

		2

vs. Cleveland (11/14/21)

		

2

vs. Pittsburgh (10/13/19)

Long:

59

at Oakland (10/9/16)

VIDEO FEATURE
Follow Hunter Henry’s unique journey fromLittle Rock, Arkansas to the New England
Patriots in this video feature.
had a 37-yard touchdown from Mac Jones at Minnesota
in the third quarter (11/24), his longest touchdown receptions of his career. His previous best was a 30-yard
touchdown pass at Jacksonville on Dec. 8, 2019 when heplayed for the Chargers. In 2021.
• Had a 39-yard reception from QB Mac Jones to set up a
fourth quarter touchdown at Arizona (12/12).
• Had five receptions for 52 yards vs. Miami (1/1). Recovered
the onside kick in the fourth quarter to give the Patriots
possession and bring out the victory formation.

2021 (17/10, 1/1)

• Played in 17 regular season games with 10 starts and finished the season with 50 receptions for 603 yards and acareer-high nine touchdowns.
• His nine touchdowns tied for the NFL lead among tightends with Mark Andrews of Baltimore, Travis Kelce of Kansas City and Dawson Knox of Buffalo.
• Had a streak of four straight games with a touchdown fromthe game vs. Tampa Bay (10/03) through the game vs. N.Y.
Jets (10/24). He had a three-game stretch with touchdowns
as a rookie in 2016 with the Chargers. The last New England tight end to register a stretch of four straight gameswith a touchdown reception was Rob Gronkowski in 2013.
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HONORS & AWARDS
2023: Team Captain
2019: Ed Block Courage Award
2016: PFWA All-Rookie Teamtight end is Gronkowski with six games in 2011.
• Had two 2-touchdown games - vs. Cleveland (11/14) and at
Indianapolis (12/18).
• Started in the Wild Card Round loss at Buffalo (1/15), reelingin a 30-yard catch.

2019 (12/12 – L.A. CHARGERS)• Started all 12 games he played in and totaled 55 receptions for a career-high 652 yards and five touchdowns.
• Was inactive for four games (Weeks 2-5) due to injury.
• Returned from missing four straight games due to injury
and set single-game career-highs in receptions (8), receiving yards (100) and receiving touchdowns (2) vs. Pittsburgh(10/13). The game marked the first 100-yard effort of his
career.
• Caught six passes for 97 yards at Tennessee (10/20)• Tallied five receptions for 42 yards and a touchdown in theseason finale at Kansas City (12/29).

• Led the team in receptions (6) and receiving yards (76) at
Houston (10/10), including a 12-yard touchdown catch fromMac Jones in the fourth quarter.

2018 (0/0, 1/1 – L.A. CHARGERS)• Caught a 20-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter vs.
Dallas (10/17).

• Spent the regular season on the physically unable to perform list after suffering an injury in spring practice.
• Returned to action for the AFC Divisional Playoff at New
England (1/13). Made his NFL playoff debut as a starter anddid not accrue any statistics.

• Caught a 1-yard touchdown pass from QB Mac Jones latein the second quarter vs. N.Y. Jets (10/24), marking his
fourth-straight game with a touchdown reception.
• Made a key block on the opening kickoff vs. N.Y. Jets
(10/24) when he ran all the way across the field to open
up a lane for returner Gunner Olszewski, who ran the ballback for a season-high 31 yards on the play.
• Caught a season-long 33-yard pass from QB Mac Jonesin the second quarter at L.A. Chargers (10/31). Started thegame in a two-tight end set and recovered a Chargers onside kick in the final minute of play to secure the victory
over his former team.
• Caught a 7-yard touchdown pass on third down in the second quarter at Carolina (11/7).
• Had his second career two-touchdown game vs. Cleveland (11/14). He had his first career two-touchdown gamevs. Pittsburgh on Oct. 13, 2019 when he was with theChargers. Capped the Patriots’ first offensive drive witha 3-yard touchdown pass from QB Mac Jones. He also
added a 3-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter from
Jones.
• Made key blocks throughout the game at Buffalo (12/6) tohelp the team rush for 222 yards on the day.
• Caught six catches for a team-high 77 yards to go alongwith a 12-yard and a 7-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter at Indianapolis (12/18).

2020 (14/14 – L.A. CHARGERS)• Started all 14 games he played and posted a career-high
60 receptions for 613 yards and four touchdowns.
• Missed the final two games of the season after being
placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
• Posted six receptions for a season-high 83 yards vs. Kansas City (9/20).
• Tallied a season-high seven receptions for 67 yards at Buffalo (11/29).
• Hauled in five receptions for 65 yards and a touchdown at
Las Vegas (12/17).

Players• Caught his first Patriots touchdown on an 11-yard pass fromMac Jones in the second quarter vs. Tampa Bay (10/3).

2017 (14/13 – L.A. CHARGERS)• Appeared in 14 contests with 13 starts and totaled 45 receptions for 579 yards and four touchdowns.

TOUCHDOWN LEADERHenry set a single season career-high mark with 9 receiving touchdowns in 2021. He tied for the NFL leadamong tight ends.

MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS BY TIGHT ENDS IN
2021
PlayerHunter Henry
Mark Andrews
Travis Kelce
Dawson KnoxTeam
New England
BaltimoreKansas City
Buffalo

TDs
9
9
9
9

• Placed on injured reserve on Dec. 19 and missed the final
two games of the season.
• Posted a season-high seven receptions for 80 yards vs.
Miami (9/17).
• Caught five passes for a season-high 90 yards at Oakland(10/15).
• Matched a season-high with seven receptions for 81 yards
vs. Cleveland (12/3).

2016 (15/10 – SAN DIEGO)• Played in 15 games with 10 starts and registered 36 receptions for 478 yards and a career-high eight touchdowns.
Led all rookie tight ends in receiving yards and tied for the
NFL lead among all tight ends in receiving touchdowns.
Also returned one kickoff for 10 yards.
• Tallied four receptions for 61 yards and his first NFL touchdown vs. New Orleans (10/2).
• Had his most productive game of the season after catching six passes for 83 yards and a touchdown vs. Denver(10/13).
• Capped his rookie campaign vs. Kansas City (1/1) with four
receptions for 43 yards and one touchdown.

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COLLEGEPERSONAL• Finished as one of eight tight ends in SEC history to reachthe 100-reception mark in his collegiate career.

• Earned first-team All-America honors following his seniorseason at Pulaski Academy in Little Rock, Ark., where hefinished with 107 receptions for 1,449 yards and 15 touchdowns.

• Played three seasons at Arkansas (2013-15), finishing his
career with 116 receptions for 1,661 yards and nine touchdowns.

• Father, Mark, played at Arkansas from 1988-91 and brothers, Hayden, and Hudson also both played football at Arkansas.

Players• Earned first-team All-America and All-SEC accolades asa senior in 2015 after leading all FBS tight ends with 739
yards receiving and three touchdowns on 51 receptions.
Also did not record a dropped pass and did not allow asack or QB hurry.

• Helped lead his team to the 5A state semifinals.
• Paced Pulaski as a junior with 64 receptions for 1,093
yards and 16 touchdowns to a 14-0 record and a 4A state
title.

• Winner of the John Mackey Award, annually given to thenation’s top tight end.

• Helped lead the team to the state championship game asa sophomore, totaling 45 receptions for 748 yards and 10
touchdowns.

• Named second-team All-SEC as a sophomore in 2014.
• Named to the SEC All-Freshman Team while earning Freshman All-America and second-team All-SEC honors in 2013.

• Married wife, Parker, in 2018 and welcomed their firstchild, Ace, in 2021 and a daughter, Rivi, born in 2023.

Hunter henry statistics

POS: TE HT: 6-5 WT: 249 LBS YEAR: 9TH ACQ: UFA (LAC)-21 COLLEGE: ARKANSAS BORN: 12/7/94

REGULAR SEASON RECEIVING STATISTICS

Year
Team
G/S
REC
YDS
2016 Chargers
15/10
36
478
2017
Chargers
14/13
45
579
2018 Chargers			Reserve/PUP List
2019 Chargers
12/12
55
652
14/14
60
613
2020 Chargers
2021 Patriots
17/10
50
603
17/14
41
509
2022 Patriots
2023 Patriots
14/10
42
419
Totals – 8 Years
103/83
329
3,853

AVG
13.3
12.9

LG
59
34

TD
8
4

11.9
10.2
12.1
12.4
10.0
11.7

30t
33
35
39
24t
59

5
4
9
2
6
38

Year
2018

POSTSEASON RECEIVING STATISTICS
Team
Chargers

G/S
1/1

REC
0

YDS
0

AVG
0.0

LG
0

TD
0

2021
Patriots
Totals – 2 Years

1/1
2/2

1
1

30
30

30.0
30.0

30
30

0
0

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Henry’s Career game-by-game
AVG
20.0
14.4
15.3
24.7
13.8
16.0
7.0

LG
20
33
20t
59
27
16
7

TD
0
0
1
1
1
0
0

5.5
20.0
14.0
6.5
12.3
10.8
13.3

7t
12t
14
9t
20
12t
59

1
1
0
1
1
1
8

2017		 OPPONENTP/S NO
YDS
AVG
09/11 at Denverp
09/17		 Miami
S
7
80
11.4
09/24		Kansas CityS
10/01		 Philadelphia
S
2
16
8.0
10/08 at N.Y. Giants
S
3
42
14.0
10/15 at Oakland
S
5
90
18.0
10/22		 Denver
S
4
73
18.3
10/29 at New England S
2
11
5.5
S
1
7
7.0
11/12 at Jacksonville
11/19		BuffaloS
25
12.5
2
11/23 at Dallas
S
5
76
15.2
12/03		 Cleveland
S
7
81
11.6
12/10		 Washington
S
4
50
12.5
S
3
28
9.3
12/16 at Kansas City
12/24 at N.Y. Jets		Placed on Injured Reserve (12/19)
14/13 45579
12.9
2017 Totals

LG
17
12
25t
34
34
7
7
15
27
25
20
14

TD
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0

34

4

0

0

2018 Regular Season: Reserve/PUP
01/13 at New England S
1/1
02018 Postseason00.0

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2019		 OPPONENTP/S NO
09/08		 IndianapolisS4
09/15 at Detroit			
09/22		 Houston			
09/29 at Miami			
10/06		 Denver			
10/13		 PittsburghS
8
10/20 at Tennessee
S6
10/27 at Chicago
S4
11/03		 Green Bay
S7
11/07 at Oakland
S4
11/18		 Kansas CityS
62
12/01 at DenverS
12/08 at JacksonvilleS2
12/15		
2Minnesota
S
12/22		 Oakland
S5
12/29 at Kansas CityS
52019 Totals
12/12 55

YDS
60
Inactive
Inactive
Inactive
Inactive
100
97
47
84
30
69
10
39
29
45
42
652

AVG
15.0

LG
22

TD
0

12.5
16.2
11.8
12.0
7.5
11.5
5.0
19.5
14.5
9.0
8.4
11.9

21
23
20
19
13
16
5
30t
24
17
19
30t

2
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
5

2020		 OPPONENTP/S NO
YDS
AVG
09/13 at Cincinnati
S
5
73
14.6
09/20		 Kansas City
S
6
83
13.8
09/27		 Carolina
S
5
50
10.0
10/04 at Tampa Bay
S
39
19.5
2
10/12 at New Orleans
S
4
23
5.8
10/25		 Jacksonville
S
3
23
7.7
11/01 at Denver
S
4
33
8.3
11/08		 Las Vegas
S
4
33
8.3
11/15 at Miami
S
4
30
7.5
11/22		 N.Y. Jets
S
4
48
12.0
11/29 at Buffalo
S
7
67
9.6
12/06		 New England S
1
5
5.0
12/13		 Atlanta
S
6
41
6.8
12/17 at Las Vegas
S
5
65
13.0
12/27		 Denver		Placed on Reserve/COVID-19 (12/24)
2020 Totals
14/14 60
613
10.2

LG
33
22
16
29
8
11
13
11
17
22
15
5
15
19

TD
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1

33

0

Players2016		 OPPONENTP/S NO
YDS
09/11 at Kansas Cityp1
20
09/18		JacksonvilleS
09/25 at IndianapolisS
572
10/02		 New OrleansS
461
10/09 at Oakland
S
3
74
10/13		 DenverS
6
83
10/23 at AtlantaS1
162
10/30 at DenverS
14
11/06		 Tennessee			 Inactive
11/13		 MiamiS2
11
11/27 at Houston
S2
20
12/04		 Tampa Bay
p1
14
12/11 at Carolina
S
2
13
p
3
37
12/18		 Oakland
12/24 at Clevelandp
01/01		 Kansas Cityp
4
43
2016 Totals
15/10 36478

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Players

2021		 OPPONENT
09/12		 Miami
09/19 at N.Y. Jets
09/26		 New Orleans
10/03		 Tampa Bay
10/10 at Houston
10/17		 Dallas
10/24		 N.Y. Jets
10/31 at L.A. Chargers
11/07 at Carolina
11/14		 Cleveland
11/18 at Atlanta
11/28		 Tennessee
12/06 at Buffalo
12/18 at Indianapolis
12/26		 Buffalo
01/02		 Jacksonville
01/09 at Miami
2021 Totals
01/15 at Buffalo
2021 Postseason
2022		 OPPONENT
09/11 at Miami
09/18 at Pittsburgh
09/25		 Baltimore
10/02 at Green Bay
10/09
Detroit
10/16 at Cleveland
10/24		 Chicago
10/30 at NY Jets
11/06		 Indianapolis
11/20		 NY Jets
11/24 at Minnesota
12/01		Buffalo
12/12 at Arizona
12/18 at Las Vegas
12/24		Cincinnati
01/01		 Miami
01/08 at Buffalo
2022 Totals

140

Henry’s Career game-by-game
P/S NO
S
3
S
2
p
5
S
4
S
6
S
2
p
2
S
1
p
2
S
4
p
2
p
2
p
0
S
6
p
1
S
3
S
5
17/10 50
S
1
1/1
1

YDS
31
42
36
32
75
25
23
33
19
37
25
16
0
77
9
37
86
603
30
30

AVG
10.3
21.0
7.2
8.0
12.5
12.5
11.5
33.0
9.5
9.3
12.5
8.0
12.8
9.0
12.3
17.2
12.1
30.0
30.0

LG
16
32
9
11t
21
20t
22
33
12
19
15
9
25
9
17
35
35
30
30

TD
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
9
0
0

P/S NO
S
2
S
S
1
P
2
S
4
S
4
S
1
S
1
S
4
S
1
S
3
S
2
P
3
P
2
S
S
5
S
6
17/14 41

YDS
20
8
13
54
61
12
22
50
20
63
13
70
9
52
42
509

AVG
10.0
8.0
6.5
13.5
15.3
12.0
22.0
12.5
20.0
21.0
6.5
23.3
4.5
10.4
7.0
12.4

LG
TD
11
0
8
0
7
0
23
0
31t
1
12
0
22
0
30
0
20
0
37t
1
9
0
39
0
5
0
29
0
13
0
39 2 2022

2023		 OPPONENTP/S NO
YDS
09/10		 Philadelphia
S556
09/17		 Miami
S
652
09/24 at N.Y. JetsS
2
17
10/01 at Dallas
S
4
51
10/08
New OrleansP00
10/15 at Las Vegas
S1
72
10/22		BuffaloS27
10/29 at Miami
S
328
11/05		 WashingtonP
439
11/12		 IndianapolisP
3
21
11/26 at N.Y. GiantsS002
12/03		L.A. Chargers S
15
12/07 at PittsburghS
340
12/17		 Kansas CityP
7
66
12/24 at Denver			 Inactive
12/31 at Buffalo			 Inactive
01/06		 N.Y. Jets			Injured Reserve2023 Totals
14/10 42
419

AVG
11.2
8.7
8.5
12.8
7.0
13.5
9.3
9.8
7.0
7.5
13.3
9.4

LG
13
13
9
21
7
14
16
14t
11
9
24t
16t

TD
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
1

10.0

24t

6

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Trysten Hill

97 | DEFENSIVE TACKLE

HT: 6-3 | WT: 310 | Born: 3/25/1998 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 32/5 (1/0) Acq: FA - 23
College: Central Florida | Hometown: Live Oak, Fla.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (1/0)• Started the season on the Cleveland practice squad before
signing with the Patriots practice squad on Oct. 4. Elevatedto the active roster vs. Buffalo (10/22) and saw limited action on defense but did not record any statistics.

2022 (6/0 - ARIZONA)• Was claimed off waivers by Arizona after being releasedby Dallas and played in six games, finishing with 6 total
tackles and 1 sack.

2022 (7/0 - DALLAS)• Played in seven games with Dallas, recording 4 tackles, 3
quarterback hurries and 2 tackles for loss.
• Was released by Dallas on Nov. 1

2021 - (6/0, 1/0 - DALLAS)• Limited to six games, recovering from his torn ACL suffered in 2020, and posted 10 tackles, a half sack and six
hurries.
• Logged a season-high five tackles with two hurries on
Thanksgiving Day against Las Vegas (11/25).
• Added a tackle in his postseason debut in the Wild Card
Playoff game vs. San Francisco (1/16/22).

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Trysten Hill was signed by the New England Patriots to a futures contract on January 8, 2024 ... Originally drafted byDallas in the second round (58th overall) of the 2019 NFL
Draft ... Released by Dallas Cowboys (11/1/22) ... Claimed
off waivers from Dallas and awarded to Arizona (11/2/22) ...
Signed by Cleveland as an unrestricted free agent from Arizona (3/17/23) ... Released by Cleveland (8/29/23) ... Signedby Cleveland to the practice squad (8/30/23) ... Released byCleveland from the practice squad (9/26/23) ... Signed by
New England to the practice squad (10/4/23) .... Elevated by
New England to the active roster from the practice squad(10/21/23) ... Reverted back to the New England practicesquad (10/23/23).

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the injury.
• Made his first career start in the season opener at the LA
Rams (9/13) and posted a career-high seven stops.

2019 (7/0 - DALLAS)• Played in seven games as a rookie and tallied six tackles,
one for a loss, and a pressure.
• Was inactive the first two games of the season, then madehis NFL debut vs. Miami (9/22), posting a tackle and aquarterback pressure.

COLLEGE• Played in 12 games with one start as a junior and logged
career-bests in tackles (36), sacks (3.0) and tackles for loss
(10.5) to go with four hurries. Also had two runs for one
yard with one touchdown.
• Named to the 2018 Bronko Nagurski Trophy Watch list, the2018 preseason Outland Trophy Watch List and the Bednarik Award Watch List.
• Was a second-team All-Conference selection as a sophomore, starting all 13 games along the defensive line forthe undefeated Knights. Logged 20 tackles, 5 for loss, 2.0
sacks and 5 hurries.
• Started all 13 games as a freshman defensive end and tallied 15 tackles, 5 for loss, and 1 sack. Added 1 hurry and aforced fumble.

PERSONAL• A three-star recruit out of Suwannee High School in Live
Oak, Fla., and helped his team reach the region finals as asenior and state semifinals as a junior.
• Majored in criminal justice at Central Florida.

2020 - (5/5 - DALLAS)• Earned the starting role for the first five games of the season before a torn ACL landed him on injured reserve.
• Posted 14 tackles, one for a loss, and five hurries prior to2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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Trysten Hill statistics

POS: DT HT: 6-3 WT: 310 LBS YEAR: 5TH ACQ: FA-23 COLLEGE: CENTRAL FLORIDA BORN: 3/25/1998

Players

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2019

Team
Cowboys2020
2021

TACKLESA
S YDS
1 0.0 0.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
0
0 0.0 00 0 0 0
0 0
0

G/S
7/0

TT
5

UT
4

Cowboys

5/5

11

6

5

0.0

0.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Cowboys

6/0

11

7

4

0.5

0.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2022

Cowboys

7/0

6

5

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2022

Cardinals

6/0

6

5

1

1.0

8.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2023

Patriots

1/0

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals – 5 Years

32/5

39

27

12

1.5

8.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

Team
Cowboys

Totals – 1 Year

142

G/S
1/0

TT
2

TACKLES
UT A
S YDS
0
2
0 0.0

1/0

2

0

2

0.0

0.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT00
0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0
0
0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Austin Hooper
81 | TIGHT END

HT: 6-4 | WT: 254 | Born: 10/29/1994 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 9/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 122/68 (7/5) | Acq: UFA (LV)-24
College: Stanford | Hometown: Concord, Calif.
PRO BOWLS: 18, 19

CAREER TRANSACTIONSCAREER HIGHLIGHTSUPDATED STATISTICS
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SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Receptions: 10

Receiving Yards:

130

at Cleveland (11/11/18)

vs Tennessee (9/29/19)• Earned Pro Bowl berths in 2018 and 2019 with Atlanta.

Receiving TDs: 2

2 Times: Most Recent:• Enters the season ranked 6th among tight ends since entering the NFL in 2016 with 364 receptions, also ranking
10th with 3,702 receiving yards.

			at Green Bay (11/17/22)

2023 (17/9 - LAS VEGAS)• Played in 17 games with nine starts and finished with 25
receptions for 234 yards.

2022 (17/2 - TENNESSEE)• Played in 17 games with 2 starts and finished second on
the team with 41 receptions and tied for third with 444 receiving yards, while adding 2 touchdown receptions.
• Caught his 300th career reception on a 19-yard pass in thefirst quarter at Buffalo (9/19).

2021 (16/16 - CLEVELAND)• Played and started in 16 games and finished with 38 receptions for 345 yards and 3 touchdowns.

2020 (13/13, 2/2 - CLEVELAND)• Started all 13 games that he played in and recorded 46
receptions for 435 yards and 4 touchdowns.
• Started both postseason games, at Pittsburgh (1/10)
in the Wild Card game and at Kansas City (1/17) in thedivisional game, and caught 9 passes for 62 yards with
1 touchdown.

2019 (13/10 - ATLANTA)• Played in 13 games with 10 starts and registered careerhighs with 75 receptions for 787 yards and 6 touchdowns.
• Earned his second consecutive Pro Bowl berth.
• Had two 100-yard receiving games with a career-high 130
receiving yards on 9 receptions vs. Tennessee (9/29) and
117 yards on 8 receptions at Arizona (10/13).

2018 (16/7 - ATLANTA)• Played in 16 games with 7 starts and finished with 71 receptions for 660 yards with 4 touchdowns.
• Earned his first Pro Bowl berth.

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Players

Austin Hooper was signed by the New England Patriots as anunrestricted free agent from Las Vegas on March 14, 2024 ...
Originally drafted by Atlanta in the third round (81st overall) in
the 2016 NFL Draft ... Signed by Cleveland as an unrestricted
free agent from Atlanta (3/18/20) ... Released by Cleveland(3/16/22) ... Signed by Tennessee as a free agent (3/21/22)... Signed by Las Vegas as an unrestricted free agent from
Tennessee (3/23/23).

Long:

88t

at Chicago (9/10/17)• Recorded a career-high 10 receptions for 56 yards and 1
touchdown at Cleveland (11/11).

2017 (16/8, 2/2 - ATLANTA)• Played in 16 games with 8 starts and finished with 49 receptions for 526 yards and 3 touchdowns.
• Played and started in two postseason games and added 4
receptions for 18 yards.
• Had a career-long 88-yard touchdown reception in thethird quarter from QB Matt Ryan, the longest by a tightend in a season-opening game in NFL history at Chicago(9/10). Finished with 2 receptions for 128 yards and the one
touchdown.

2016 (14/3, 3/1 - ATLANTA)• Played in 14 games with 3 starts and finished with 19 receptions for 271 yards and 3 touchdowns.
• Played in three postseason games with one start, starting
the NFC Championship game vs. Green Bay (1/22), andcaught 6 passes for 65 yards, including a 19-yard touchdown pass from QB Matt Ryan in the second quarter ofSuper Bowl LI vs. New England (2/5).
• Had his first NFL reception with a 14-yard catch vs. Tampa
Bay (9/11).
• Made his first career start vs. Green Bay (10/30).

COLLEGE• Played in 27 games in his two seasons at Stanford andcaught 74 passes for 937 yards and 8 touchdowns during
his career.
• Named a Mackey Award finalist and was selected to the
All-Pac-12 first-team after recording 34 receptions for 438
yards and 6 receiving touchdowns during his final year at
Stanford.

143• As a freshman in 2014, he earned freshman All-Americanand second team All-Pac-12 honors after positing 40 receptions for 499 yards.
• Redshirted in 2013.

• As a senior, helped lead the team to a 15-0 record and No.1
national ranking by ESPN.com and MaxPreps.
• Also lettered in track and field.

PERSONAL• Attended De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif.

Players• Led the team to three consecutive CIF Open Division State
titles in 2010, 2011 and 2012.

Austin Hooper statistics

POS: TE HT: 6-4 WT: 254 LBS YEAR: 9TH ACQ: UFA (LV)-24 COLLEGE: STANFORD BORN: 10/29/94

REGULAR SEASON RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year
2016

Team
Falcons

G/S
14/3

REC
19

2017

Falcons

16/8

2018

Falcons

16/7

2019

Falcons

13/10

2020

Browns2021

Browns2022

Titans

17/2

2023

Raiders

17/9
122/68364

Totals – 8 Years

YDS
271

AVG
14.3

LG
44

TD
3

49

526

10.7

88t

3

71

660

9.3

36

4

75

787

10.5

35

6

13/13

46

435

9.5

36

4

16/16

38

345

9.1

34

3

41

444

10.8

24

2

25

234

9.4

21

0

3,702

10.2

88t

25

YDS
65

AVG
10.8

LG
19t

TD
1
0

POSTSEASON RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year
2016

Team
Falcons

G/S
3/1

2017

Falcons

2/2

4

18

4.5

5

2020

Browns

2/2

9

62

6.9

11

1

Totals – 3 Years

7/5

19

145

7.6

19t

2

144

REC
6

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Anfernee Jennings
33 | LINEBACKER

HT: 6-2 | WT: 255 | Born: 5/1/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/5
GP/GS (Playoffs): 45/21 (0/0) | Acq: D3a-20 (87th)
College: Alabama | Hometown: Dadeville, Ala.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (15/14)• Played in 15 games with 14 starts and registered 66 tackles (49 solo, 17 assists), 11/2 sacks for a loss of 10 yards, 14
tackles for loss, 4 quarterback hits and 1 fumble recovery.
• Was inactive for the first two games of the season.
• Made his first start of the season at the N.Y. Jets (9/24) andrecorded 5 tackles (4 solo, 1 assist) and 1 tackle for loss.
• Took over as the starter at linebacker vs. New Orleans(10/8) after LB Matthew Judon suffered a season-ending
injury.
• Recovered a fumble by QB Tua Tagovailoa in the third
quarter at Miami (10/29), setting up the Patriots offense
on the Dolphins 25-yard line. The recovery would leadto a K Chad Ryland 38-yard field goal, cutting the deficit
to 17-10.
• Had a critical tackle for loss on a 3rd-and-1 situation vs.
Washington (11/5) where he and DL Deatrich Wise Jr.
tackled QB Sam Howell for a loss of 2 yards and held theCommanders to a field goal deep into Patriots territory.
• Recorded his first sack of the season at N.Y. Giants (11/26)
with a 7-yard sack of QB Tommy DeVito in the third quarter. He combined with Deatrich Wise Jr. on a fourth-down
sack for his first career multi-sack game.
• Was part of defense vs. L.A Chargers (11/3) that held theChargers to just 29 yards on 24 carries for a 1.2-yard average. It is the fewest rushing yards allowed since holding
Miami to 15 yards on Oct. 29, 2015.
• Had a crucial fourth-and-goal stop on the Patriots 2-yardline on the Broncos first possession of the game at Denver(12/24).
• Tied his season-high with 3 tackles for loss vs. N.Y. Jets
(1/7). He collected 3 tackles for loss in week 13 at Pittsburgh (12/7).

2022 (16/3)• Played in 16 games with three starts and recorded 27 total tackles (15 solo, 12 assists), 1½ sacks for 16 yards, twopasses defensed and a forced fumble.
• Was inactive for the season-opener at Miami (9/11).
• Played in his first game since his rookie season in 2020 at
Pittsburgh (9/18).

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UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Anfernee Jennings was re-signed by the New England Patriots as an unrestricted free agent on March 14, 2024 ... Originally drafted by New England Patriots in the third round (87thoverall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.

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• Made his first start of the season at Cleveland (10/16). Had
two total tackles as well as combined on a sack with LB
Mack Wilson Sr. in the third quarter on third down, which
led to a punt. Part of the defensive unit that held Cleveland, who entered the game with the top ranked rushingattack, to 70 rushing yards. It was the first time this season
the Browns had less than 170 rushing yards.
• Made his second consecutive start on defense vs. Chicago(10/24). After registering his first career sack at Cleveland(10/16), he followed with a second sack when he forced afumble and a 13-yard sack in the second quarter. Had six
total tackles (2 solo, 4 assists).
• Started the game at Minnesota (11/24) and had two tackles.

2021 (0/0, 0/0)

• Placed on injured reserve on Aug. 31 and missed the entire
season.

2020 (14/4)• Played in 14 games with four starts and totaled 20 tackles.
• Was inactive vs. Las Vegas (9/27) and vs. N.Y. Jets (1/3).
• Made his NFL debut in the season-opening win vs. Miami(9/13) and made one tackle.
• Made his first NFL start at linebacker vs. Denver (10/18) andmade three tackles.
• Started at linebacker and tallied a season-high five tackles
vs. San Francisco (10/25).

COLLEGE• Was an All-SEC First Team selection by coaches and the Associated Press as a senior in 2019. Was also a semifinalist
for the Butkus Award, given to the nation’s top linebacker.
• Played in 13 games and recorded 83 tackles, eight sacks,
one forced fumble, one interception and five passes defensed in 2019.
• Played in 15 games as a junior and posted 51 tackles,
6½ sacks, one interception, 11 passes defensed and two
fumble recoveries, one of which was returned for a touchdown.
• Appeared in 11 games while shifting into a starting role on
defense and made 41 tackles, one sack, forced two fumbles and defensed two passes as a sophomore.
• Played in 15 games and posted 19 tackles as a redshirt
freshman.

145

• Redshirted as a true freshman in 2015.

• Had 171 tackles as a junior in 2013 with seven sacks.

PERSONAL• Recorded 170 tackles as a senior at Dadeville (Ala.) HighSchool in 2014 with 88 solo stops, 14 sacks, nine pass
breakups and two forced fumbles.

• Posted 96 tackles as a sophomore with seven more sacks.
• Finished with 29 sacks in his high school career.
• Earned two degrees in college, in human performance andin exercise science and public health.

Anfernee Jennings statistics

POS: LB HT: 6-2 WT: 255 LBS YEAR: 5TH ACQ: D3a-20 (87TH) COLLEGE: ALABAMA BORN: 5/1/97

Players

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
TT
20

UT
10

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0.0
0
0 0.0
0
0 0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0 0
0

Team
Patriots

2021

Patriots						Injured Reserve										2022Patriots

16/3

27

15

12

1.5

16.0

0

0

0

0

0

2

1

0

0

0

2023

Patriots

15/14

66

49

17

1.5

10.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

45/21 113

74

39 3.0 26.0

0 0.0

0

0

0

2

1

1

0

0

0

Totals – 4 Years

G/S
14/4

TACKLESAS
10 0.0

Year
2020

0

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUSTeamG/STT UT AS YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPTPatriots				Injured Reserve

Jennings’ Career game-by-game2020		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/13		Miamip1
1 0 - - - - - - - 09/20 at Seattlep0
0 0 - - - - - - - 09/27		 Las Vegas					Inactive
10/05 at Kansas City p
1
0 1 - - - - - - - 10/18		DenverS
3
1 2 - - - - - - - 10/25		San Francisco S
5
3 2 - - - - - - - 11/01 at Buffalop0
0 0 - - - - - - - p
1
0 1 - - - - - - - 11/09 at N.Y. Jets
11/15		Baltimorep1
1 0 - - - - - - - 11/22 at Houstonp0
0 0 - - - - - - - p
0
0 0 - - - - - - - 11/29		Arizona
12/06 at L.A. Chargers S
2
1 1 - - - - - - - 12/10 at L.A. Rams
S
1
1 0 - - - - - - - 12/20 at Miamip3
0 3 - - - - - - - 12/28		Buffalop2
2 0 - - - - - - - 01/03		 N.Y. Jets					Inactive
2020 Totals
14/4 20 10 10 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 02023		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		 Philadelphia					Inactive
09/17		 Miami					Inactive
09/24 at N.Y. JetsS
5
4 1 - - - - - - - 10/01 at DallasP- - - - - - - - - 10/08		New Orleans S
5
3 2 - - - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas
S
6
5 1 - - - - - - - 10/22		Buffalo
S
6
5 1 - - - - - - - S
2
2 0 - - - - - - 1 10/29 at Miami
11/05		Washington P
4
2 2 - - - - - - - 11/12		Indianapolis S
7
4 3 - - - - - - - 4
2 2 1.5 10 - - - - - 11/26 at N..Y. Giants S
12/03		L.A. Chargers S
3
2 0 - - - - - - - 12/17		Kansas City S
5
5 0 - - - - - - - 12/24 at DenverS
2
2 0 - - - - - - - 12/31 at Buffalo
S
5
5 0 - - - - - - - S
8
4 4 - - - - - - - 01/07		N.Y. Jets
2023 Totals
15/14 66 49 17 1.5 10 0 0 0 0 1 02021: Spent the entire season on injured reserve.
2022		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/11 at Miami					Inactive
09/18 at PittsburghP
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 09/25		 Baltimore
P
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 10/02 at Green BayP
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 10/09
DetroitP
4 3 1 - - - - - - - 10/16 at ClevelandS
2 1 1 0.5 1.0 - - - - - 10/24		 Chicago
S
6 2 4 1.0 15.0 - - 1 1 - 10/30 at NY JetsP
- - - - - - - - - - 11/06		 Indianapolis P
1 0 1 - - - - 1 - - 11/20		 NY JetsP
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 11/24 at Minnesota
S
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 12/01		 Buffalo
P
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 12/12 at ArizonaP- - - - - - - - - - 12/18 at Las Vegas
P
2 1 1 - - - - - - - 12/24		 Cincinnati
P
2 1 1 - - - - - - - 01/01		 Miami
P
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 01/08 at BuffaloP
2 1 1 - - - - - - - 2022 Totals
16/3 27 15 12 1.5 16.0 - - 2 1 - -146

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Jonathan Jones
31 | CORNERBACK

HT: 5-9 | WT: 185 | Born: 9/20/1993 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 9/9
GP/GS (Playoffs): 115/57 (8/2) | Acq: FA-16
College: Auburn | Hometown: Carrollton, Ga.
SUPER BOWLS: 16, 18

CAREER TRANSACTIONSJOURNEY TO THE NFL• Jones talks about his unique journey to
the NFL in this video feature.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (14/14)• Played and started in 14 games and recorded 47 tackles(39 solo, 8 assists), 7 passes defensed and 1 special teams
tackle.
• Was inactive due to injury vs. Miami (9/17), at N.Y. Jets
(9/24) and at Dallas (10/1).
• Returned to the starting lineup vs. New Orleans (10/8) after
missing three games due to injury.
• Collected a special teams tackle at Pittsburgh (12/7).
• Had a season-high 7 tackles (5 solo, 1 assist) vs. N.Y. Jets
(1/7).

2022 (16/16)• The 2022 campaign was his first as a regular starter atcornerback.
• Played and started in 16 regular season games and recorded 68 total tackles (55 solo, 13 assists), 4 interceptions,
including one he returned 17 yards for a touchdown, 10
passes defensed, three forced fumbles and one special
teams tackle. Also blocked a punt.
• Was inactive at Cleveland (10/16) due to injury.

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Jonathan Jones was re-signed by the New England Patriots
as a restricted free agent on April 16, 2019 ... Originally
signed by New England as a rookie free agent (5/6/16).

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

VIDEO FEATURE• Jones talks about his bond with his dad
and surprises him with a special gift on
Patriots.com.

EXTRA POINTS• Jones returned an interception for a touchdown andblocked a punt vs. Indianapolis on Nov. 6, 2022. He
is the fifth player to have a pick-6 and a blocked kickin the same game since 2000 and first to have a
blocked punt and a pick-6 in the same game since
Patrick Chung in 2010 with the Patriots at Miami on
Oct. 4, 2010.
PLAYERS WITH A PICK-6 AND A BLOCKED KICK IN THE SAMEGAME (since 2000)
PlayerTeam 		Opponent
Patriots
vs Indianapolis (Nov. 6, 2022)
Jonathan Jones– Blocked Punt			
Minkah Fitzpatrick Steelers		at Cincinnati (Sept. 11, 2022)
			– Blocked Extra Point
Patrick Chung
Patriots		
at Miami (Oct. 4, 2010)			– Blocked punt and Field Goal
Julius Peppers
Panthers
at Tampa Bay (Nov. 28, 2004)
			
– Blocked Field Goal
Chad Williams
Baltimore		 at Cincinnati (Dec. 1, 2002)
			
– Blocked Punt

recovered by DB Jabrill Peppers.

• Had an interception vs. Miami (1/1) off QB Skylar Thompson in the fourth quarter for his fourth interception of theseason, a new single-season career-high. He had threeinterceptions in 2018.

• Made a key block vs. N.Y. Jets (11/20) on DB Marcus Jones
game-winning 84-yard punt return for a touchdown.

• Picked off QB Sam Ehlinger in the fourth quarter vs. Indianapolis (11/6) and returned it 17 yards for his first career
touchdown. Returned an interception for a touchdown andblocked a punt vs. Indianapolis (11/6) in the second quarter.
He is the fifth player to have a pick-6 and a blocked kickin the same game since 2000 and first to have a blocked
punt and a pick-6 in the same game since Patrick Chung in2010 with the Patriots at Miami on Oct. 4, 2010.

• Played in six regular season games and started in one
game before suffering a season-ending injury vs. Dallas(10/17). He finished the season with 18 tackles, 1 interception, 3 passes defensed and 2 special teams tackles.

• Picked off Lamar Jackson in the second quarter at the Baltimore 47-yard line and his 15-yard return helped set up a
Patriots touchdown during the home opener vs. Baltimore(9/25). In the fourth quarter, he forced a fumble that was

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2021 (6/1)• Intercepted QB Tua Tagovailoa vs. Miami (9/12) with justover eight minutes left in the fourth quarter of a one-pointgame.
• Rotated in as a defensive back vs. Tampa Bay (10/3) andtallied a team-high nine tackles.
• Made his first start of the season vs. Dallas (10/17) in thenickel package. Left the game due to injury in the first147

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JONATHAN JONES NEXT STEP FOUNDATION• The mission of the Jonathan Jones Next Step
Foundation, Inc. is to educate youth on practicallife application, to encourage professional development and to empower them through education and mentorship. Established in 2019, theidea was birthed from Jones’ love and recognition for developing youth; whether it is by way offootball camps, meal distributions or fundraisers,
and to pour back into them. However, he was no
stranger to volunteerism; growing up, he would
volunteer in the community at a
local soup kitchen and became achange agent at a young age. He
knew that when he became a professional football player, he would
then have the vehicle and platform
to give back on a larger scale.
quarter but returned later in the game.
• Placed on injured reserve on Oct. 23.

2020 (16/7)• Played in all 16 games with seven starts and totaled a career-high 71 tackles, 1 forced fumble, 2 interceptions and6 passes defensed. Also made 3 special teams tackles.
• All seven starts came in nickel defense.
• Started at defensive back and made 7 tackles at Seattle(9/20).
• Started at defensive back vs. Denver (10/18) and posted 4
tackles and his first interception of the season.
• Started at defensive back and logged a team-high 8 tackles and forced one fumble vs. Buffalo (12/28).
• Picked off Jets quarterback Sam Darnold in the end zone
in the fourth quarter of the season-finale win vs N.Y. Jets
(1/3). Added 4 tackles on defense and one special teams
tackle.

2019 (15/9, 1/0)
• Appeared in 15 regular season games with nine starts andnotched 50 tackles for the second consecutive season.
Also forced 2 fumbles, defensed a career-high 8 passes
as part of a defense that finished No. 1 in the NFL in total
defense (275.9 yards per game) and scoring (14.1 points
allowed per game). Also made 2 special teams tackles.
• Was a key contributor on defense, making 4 tackles andrecording one pass defensed in the AFC Wild Card Playoff
vs. Tennessee (1/4).
• Was inactive due to injury vs. Buffalo (12/21).
• Started at nickel corner and contributed on defense with 3
total tackles and 2 passes defensed in the season-opening
victory vs. Pittsburgh (9/8).
• Contributed defensively with 3 tackles while also forcing a
fumble in the victory at Washington (10/6).
• Started at nickel corner and recorded a team-best 4 tackles with 2 passes defensed during the victory vs. N.Y. Giants (10/10).
• Saw play time as a key reserve and led the team in tackles
with 5, adding 1 special teams tackle in the win at N.Y. Jets
(10/21).
• Started at nickel corner and made 7 tackles in the win vs.
Cleveland (10/27). Also forced a fumble to stop a scoring
threat on a chase-down tackle of RB Nick Chubb follow-

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ing a 44-yard gain. Forced the fumble at the New England
6-yard line that was recovered by New England.

2018 (16/5, 3/2)

• Played all 16 regular season games with 5 starts and tallied 50 tackles, 1½ sacks, tied for second on the team withthree interceptions, defensed 7 passes and forced 1 fumble. Also contributed on special teams with 6 tackles.
• Appeared in all three postseason games with 2 starts andmade 10 tackles, notched his first career playoff sack anddefensed one pass.
• Started at defensive back in nickel defense and finishedwith a team-leading and season-high 8 tackles as part of asecondary that held QB Ryan Tannehill to 100 yards passing in the win vs. Miami (9/30).
• Made the start at nickel cornerback and was a key contributor with 5 tackles and 2 passes defensed, while also
adding a fourth quarter interception of QB Andrew Luck
that was returned deep into Colts territory during the win
vs. Indianapolis (10/4). Sony Michel scored on the ensuingoffensive play to give the Patriots a three-score lead late in
the game.
• Contributed as a reserve nickel cornerback and finishedwith 2 tackles, 1 pass defensed and an interception of QB
Mitchell Trubisky in the fourth quarter of the victory at Chicago (10/21).
• Saw limited snaps defensively, finishing with 1 tackle,
while contributing mostly on special teams in the win vs.
Minnesota (12/2). Added an interception of QB Kirk Cousins that was returned for 6 yards on the Vikings final offensive drive.
• Contributed on defense with 5 tackles and a 7-yard sackof QB Ben Roethlisberger in the game at Pittsburgh (12/16),
while also making special teams contributions, combining
with Rex Burkhead in an acrobatic effort to keep a Patriot
punt out of the end zone, allowing Ramon Humber to down
the kick at the 1-yard line.
• Saw limited snaps on defense but contributed with 2 tackles and 1 forced fumble that was recovered by LB Albert
McClellan in the win vs. N.Y. Jets (12/30).
• Started at nickel cornerback and finished with a team-high
8 tackles while adding a sack for a 2-yard loss in the Super Bowl LIII victory vs. the Los Angeles Rams (2/3). Jones
was part of a defense that held the Rams to a Super Bowl
record-tying low of 3 points.

2017 (16/4, 1/0)
• Played in all 16 regular season games with 4 starts in nickel
defense and posted 36 tackles, 1 sack, 1 interception and 8
passes defensed. Also tallied 8 special teams tackles.
• Played as a reserve in the Divisional Playoff win vs. Tennessee and made 1 tackle on defense and another on special teams before exiting the game in the fourth quarterdue to injury.
• Was placed on injured reserve on Jan. 17, 2018.
• Contributed on defense as a reserve where he totaled 2
tackles and 2 passes defensed, including breaking up awould-be second quarter touchdown to WR Ted Ginn thatforced the Saints to settle for a field goal, and preventing
a long completion to Saints WR Brandon Coleman in the
victory at New Orleans (9/17).
• Contributed at defensive back with 2 passes defensed andsealed the game with his first career interception on a Phil-

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ip Rivers pass intended for the end zone with no time left
on the clock in the 21-13 win vs. L.A. Chargers (10/29). Also
contributed on special teams with 1 tackle.
• Made his first start of the season at defensive back andhelped contribute with 5 tackles and a pass defensed,
including a tipped pass that led to an interception of QB
Derek Carr by DB Duron Harmon in the victory at Oakland(11/19) in Mexico City.
• Made his second start of the year as a defensive back andled the team in tackles with 9, while also recording the firstsack of his career when he dropped QB Matt Moore for a
15-yard loss in the win vs. Miami (11/26). Also recovered amuffed punt by the Patriots that maintained possession ina drive that led to a Patriots touchdown.
• Made the team as a rookie free agent and played in all 16
regular season games with one start in nickel defense. Utilized mainly as a special teams contributor. Registered 6
tackles, 1 pass defensed, 8 special teams tackles, 1 forced
fumble and 1 fumble recovery on special teams.
• Played in all three playoff games as a reserve and posted
4 special teams tackles.
• Made his NFL debut and totaled 1 special teams tackle in
the win at Arizona (9/11).
• Recorded his first career defensive tackle in the win at
Cleveland (10/9).

• Recorded 1 special teams tackle and forced one fumble on
special teams in the win at Miami (1/1).
• Made his NFL postseason debut in the Divisional Roundgame vs. Houston (1/14).
• Led the team with 3 special teams tackles in the AFC
Championship game vs. Pittsburgh (1/22).
• Played as a reserve in Super Bowl LI vs. Atlanta (2/5) andmade a key tackle on a late-game kickoff that forced theFalcons to start a drive at their own 10-yard line.

COLLEGE• Four-year starter at cornerback for Auburn, played in 45
games over four seasons and accumulated 129 tackles,
7 interceptions, 26 passes defensed, two forced fumbles
and two fumble recoveries.

Players2016 (16/1, 3/0)

(12/12).
• Made his first NFL start in the Patriots nickel defense in the
win at Denver (12/18). Recovered a muffed punt to set up a
Patriots scoring drive in the first quarter.

• Ranked ninth nationally as a junior with six interceptions in
2014.

PERSONAL• Born Sept. 20, 1993, to Stacey and Sharon Jones.
• Majored in business administration at Auburn.

• Totaled 2 special teams tackles in the win at N.Y. Jets
(11/27).
• Recorded 2 total defensive tackles in the win vs. Baltimore

Jonathan Jones statistics

POS: CB HT: 5-9 WT: 185 LBS YEAR: 9TH ACQ: FA-16 COLLEGE: AUBURN BORN: 9/20/93

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
Team
2016 Patriots
Patriots
20172018 Patriots
2019 Patriots
2020 Patriots
2021 Patriots
2022 Patriots
2023 Patriots
Totals – 8 Years

G/S
TT UT
16/1
6
5
16/4
36 33
16/5
50 39
15/9
50 37
16/7
71 60
6/1
18
13
16/16
68 55
14/14
47 39
115/57 346 281

TACKLES
A
S YDS
1 0.0
0.0
3 1.0 15.0
11 1.5 11.0
0.0
13 0.00.0
11 0.05 0.0
0.0
13 0.0
0.0
8 0.0
0.0
65 2.5 26.0

INTERCEPTIONSNO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0
0 0.0
0
0
1
1
6 6.0
6
0 8
3
34 11.3 28
0 7
0
0 8
0
0 0.0
0
0 6
2
0 0.0
1
0 0.0
0
0 3
4 89 22.3 55
1 11
0
0 0.0
0
0 7
11 129 11.7 55
1 51

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
8
0
0
1
0
6
0
0
0
0
2
0
3
0
0
1
0
3
0
0
0
0
2
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
8 2
0 0 32

Additional Statistics: 2 Special Teams Fumble Recoveries - at Denver (12/18/16), vs. Miami (11/26/17); 1 Special Teams Forced
Fumble at Miami (1/1/16). 1 Bocked Punt - vs. Indianapolis (11/6/22).

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year

Team

G/S

TT

UT

TACKLES
A
S
0

0.0

YDS

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2017

Patriots

1/0

1

1

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

2018

Patriots

3/2

10

8

2

1.0

2.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

4

3

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

5

2016

Patriots

3/0

0

0

0.0

INTERCEPTIONSNO YDS AVG LG TD PD

2019

Patriots

1/0

2021

Patriots

0/0				Injured Reserve

Totals – 5 Years

8/2

15

12

3

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1.0

2.0

0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
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Jones’ Career game-by-game2016		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT
09/11 at Arizona
p
0 0
p
0 0
09/18		Miami
09/22		Houston
p
0 0
p
0 0
10/02		Buffalop
1 1
10/09 at Clevelandp
0 0
10/16		Cincinnati
10/23 at Pittsburgh
p
0 0
p
0 0
10/30 at Buffalop
0 0
11/13		Seattle
0 0
11/20 at San Francisco p
11/27 at N.Y. Jetsp
0 0
12/04		Los Angeles p
0 0
12/12		Baltimore
p
2 2
S
3 2
12/18 at Denverp
0 0
12/24		N.Y. Jets
01/01 at Miamip0 02016 Totals
16/1 6 5
01/14		Houston
p
0 0
p
0 0
01/22		Pittsburgh
02/05		Atlantap
0 02016 Postseason
3/0 0 0A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
0 - - - - - - - 1
0 - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - 0 - - - - 1 - - 0 - - - - - - - 1
0 - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - 1
0 - - - - - - - 2
0 - - - - - - - 1
0 - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - 1
0 - - - - - - - 1
1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 8
0 - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - 3
0 - - - - - - - 1
0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 4

2017		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/07		Kansas City p
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 1
09/17 at New Orleans p
2 2 0 - - - - 2 - - 09/24		Houstonp
3 3 0 - - - - - - - p
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 1
10/01		Carolina
10/05 at Tampa Bay p
1 1 0 - - - - 1 - - 10/15 at N.Y. Jetsp
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 1
10/22		Atlantap
1 0 1 - - - - 1 - - 10/29		L.A. Chargers p
0 0 0 - - 1 6 2 - - p
4 3 1 - - - - 1 - - 11/12 at Denver
11/19 at OaklandS
5 5 0 - - - - 1 - - 11/26		Miami
S
9 9 0 1.0 15.0 - - - - 1 12/03 at Buffalo
S
2 1 1 - - - - - - - 2
12/11 at Miami
S
2 2 0 - - - - - - - p
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 1
12/17 at Pittsburgh
12/24		Buffalop
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 12/31		N.Y. Jetsp
3 3 0 - - - - - - - 2
16/4 36 33 3 1.0 15.0 1 6 8 0 1 82017 Totals
01/13		Tennesseep
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 1
01/21		 Jacksonville		Placed on injured reserve (1/17)
2017 Postseason
1/0 1 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1
2018		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/09		HoustonS
2 0 2 - - - - 2 - - 2
09/16 at Jacksonville p
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 09/23 at Detroitp
4 4 0 - - - - 1 - - 09/30		Miami
S
8 5 3 - - - - - - - 10/04		Indianapolis S
5 5 0 - - 1 28 2 - - 10/14		Kansas City S
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 1
10/21 at Chicagop
2 2 0 - - 1 0 1 - - 10/29 at Buffalop
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 1
11/04		Green BayS
4 3 1 - - - - - - - 11/11 at Tennesseep
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 11/25 at N.Y. Jetsp
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 12/02		Minnesotap
1 1 0 - - 1 6 1 - - 12/09 at Miamip
2 1 1 0.5 4.0 - - - - - 1
12/16 at Pittsburghp
5 5 0 1.0 7.0 - - - - - 12/23		Buffalop
3 3 0 - - - - - - - 1
12/30		N.Y. Jetsp
2 1 1 - - - - - 1 - 2018 Totals
16/5 50 39 11 1.5 11.0 3 34 7 1 0 6
01/13		L.A. Chargers p
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 01/20 at Kansas City S
2 2 0 - - - - 1 - - 02/03 at L.A. Rams
S
8 6 2 1.0 2.0 - - - - - 2018 Postseason
3/2 10 8 2 1.0 2.0 0 0 1 0 0 01502019		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/08		PittsburghS
3 2 1 - - - - 2 - - S
4 2 2 - - - - 1 - - 09/15 at Miami
09/22		N.Y. Jets
S
1 1 0 - - - - - - - S
5 4 1 - - - - - - - 09/29 at Buffalo
3 2 1 - - - - - 1 - 10/06 at Washington p
4 3 1 - - - - 2 - - 10/10		N.Y. Giants Sp
5 4 1 - - - - - - - 1
10/21 at N.Y. Jets
10/27		ClevelandS
6 2 4 - - - - - 1 - S
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 11/03 at Baltimore
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 11/17 at Philadelphia Sp
3 2 1 - - - - 1 - - 11/24		Dallasp
3 2 1 - - - - 2 - - 12/01 at Houston
5 5 0 - - - - - - - 12/08		Kansas City Sp
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 12/15 at Cincinnati
Inactive							- 12/21		Buffalo				
12/29		Miamip
4 4 0 - - - - - - - 15/8 50 37 13 0.0 0.0 0 0 8 2 0 1
2019 Totals
01/04		Tennesseep
4 3 1 - - - - 1 - - 1/0 4 3 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0
2019 Postseason
2020		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/13		Miami
S
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 09/20 at SeattleS
7 7 0 - - - - - - - 09/27		Las Vegas
S
7 5 2 - - - - 2 - - 1
10/05 at Kansas City S
5 4 1 - - - - - - - 10/18		 DenverS
4 3 1 - - 1 0 3 - - 10/25		San Francisco p
7 7 0 - - - - - - - 11/01 at Buffalo
S
6 4 2 - - - - - - - 11/09 at N.Y. Jetsp
3 3 0 - - - - - - - 11/15		Baltimore
p
4 3 1 - - - - - - - 11/22 at Houstonp
5 5 0 - - - - - - - 1
11/29		Arizonap
3 3 0 - - - - - - - 12/06 at L.A. Chargers p
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 12/10 at L.A. Ramsp
4 2 2 - - - - - - - 12/20 at Miamip
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 12/28		Buffalo
S
8 7 1 - - - - - 1 - 01/03		 N.Y. Jetsp
4 4 0 - - 1 0 1 - - 1
2020 Totals
16/7 71 60 11 0.0 0.0 2 0 6 1 0 32021		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/12		Miamip0 0 0 - - 1 - 1 - - 09/19 at N.Y. Jetsp
2 2 0 - - - - 1 - - 09/26		 New Orleans p
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 10/03		 Tampa Bay p
9 7 2 - - - - - - - 10/10 at Houstonp
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 10/17		 DallasS
3 2 1 - - - - 1 - - 10/24		 N.Y. Jets				Injured Reserve10/31 at L.A. Chargers				Injured Reserve11/07 at Carolina				Injured Reserve
11/14		Cleveland				Injured Reserve
11/18 at Atlanta				Injured Reserve11/28		Tennessee				Injured Reserve12/06 at Buffalo				Injured Reserve
12/18 at Indianapolis				Injured Reserve12/26		Buffalo				Injured Reserve
01/02		Jacksonville				Injured Reserve
01/09 at Miami				Injured Reserve2021 Totals
6/1 18 13 5 0.0 0.0 1 0 3 0 0 2
01/15 at Buffalo				Injured Reserve2021 Postseason
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2023		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		Philadelphia S
1
1 0 - - - - 1 - - 09/17		 Miami					Inactive
09/24 at N.Y. Jets 					Inactive
10/01 at Dallas					Inactive
10/8		New Orleans S
4
2 2 - - - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas
S
5
5 0 - - - - - - - 10/22		Buffalo
S2
2 0 - - - - - - - 10/29 at MiamiS
4
2 2 - - - - 1 - - 3
3 0 - - - - 1 - - 11/05		Washington P1
1 0 - - - - - - - 11/12		Indianapolis S
33 0 - - - - - - - 11/26 at N..Y. Giants S
12/03		L.A. Chargers S
6
4 2 - - - - 1 - - 12/07 at PittsburghS
5
5 0 - - - - - - - 1
12/17		Kansas City S
2
2 0 - - - - 1 - - S
1
1 0 - - - - 1 - - 12/24 at DenverS
3
3 0 - - - - 1 - - 12/31 at Buffalo
01/07		N.Y. JetsS
7
5 2 - - - - - - - 2023 Totals
15/14 47 39 8 0 0.0 0 0 7 0 0 1

Players2022		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/11 at Miami
S
4 3 1 - - - - - 1 - 09/18 at PittsburghS
2 2 0 - - - - - 1 - S
4 3 1 - - 1 15 1 1 - 09/25		 Baltimore
10/02 at Green BayS
5 4 1 - - - - 1 - - 10/09
DetroitS
4 4 0 - - - - - - - 10/16 at Cleveland				Inactive
10/24		 Chicago
S
3 2 1 - - - - - - - S
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 10/30 at NY Jets
11/06		 Indianapolis S
1 1 0 - - 1 17 1 - - 11/20		 NY JetsS
2 1 1 - - - - 1 - - 11/24 at Minnesota S
7 6 1 - - 1 55 3 - - 12/01		 Buffalo
S
8 6 2 - - - - - - - 12/12 at ArizonaS
4 2 2 - - - - - - - 12/18 at Las Vegas
S
6 5 1 - - - - 1 - - 12/24		 Cincinnati
S
7 7 0 - - - - - - - 1
01/01		Miami
S
4 3 1 - - 1 2 2			
01/08 at Buffalo
S
6 5 1 - - - - - 1 - 2022 Totals
16/16 68 55 13 0.0 0.0 4 89 11 3 0 1

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Marcus Jones
25 | CORNERBACK

HT: 5-8 | WT: 188 | Born: 10/22/1998 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 17/5 | Acq: D3-22 (85th)
College: Houston | Hometown: Enterprise, Ala.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Marcus Jones was drafted by the New England Patriots in thethird round (85th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (2/1)• Was limited to two games due to injury with one start andrecorded 5 tackles (4 solo, 1 assist) and 1 fumble recovery.
Also returned three punts for 21 yards.
• Played as a reserve cornerback and returned punts for
New England vs. Philadelphia (9/10). He had 3 punt returnsfor 21 yards, averaging 7.0 yards-per-return, and 1 faircatch. On defense, recorded 1 tackle (1 assist) and a fumble
recovery on a crucial forced fumble by Jabrill Peppers latein the fourth quarter to give the ball back into the offense’s
hands.
• Started at corner in place of an injured Jonathan Jones vs.
Miami (9/17). Exited the game with an injury and did not
return.
• Placed on injured reserve on Sept. 22.

2022 (15/4)• Played in 15 regular season games with four starts, two in
the nickel defense and two at cornerback.
• Saw action on the offensive, defensive and special teams
units. Recorded 35 total tackles (31 solo, 4 assist), 2 interceptions, one of which he returned 69 yards for a touchdown, one fumble recovery, seven passes defensed andeight special teams tackles. Also recorded four receptionsfor 78 yards, including a 48-yard touchdown reception.
• Served as the primary punt and kick returner on special
teams. Returned 29 punts for 362 yards including a 84yard touchdown return. Returned 27 kickoffs for 645 yards.
• Finished second in the NFL with a 12.5-yard punt return

HONORS & AWARDS

2022: AFC Special Teams Player of the Week in Week 11
vs. N.Y. Jets
Associated Press First-Team (punt returner)
PFWA All-NFL Team (punt returner)
PFWA All-AFC Team (punt returner)
PFWA All-Rookie Team (punt returner)

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ROOKIE SEASON NOTES• During Jones’ redshirt senior season, he returned akickoff 100 yards for a touchdown with 17 seconds left
against 19th-ranked SMU to win the game, 44–37. To
cap off the season he won the Paul Hornung Award,
given to the nation’s most versatile player, and wasselected to the Associated Press All-America firstteam as a defensive back. He had 10 returns for
touchdowns in his college career, including six on
kickoffs, three on punts and a pick-six.
• As a rookie in 2022, Jones finished second in the NFLwith a 12.5-yard punt return average, second in total
return yards with 1,007 and seventh in kickoff return
average with a 23.9 average. He was named to the
Associated Press All-Pro First Team as a punt returner, the first Patriots rookie to be named All-Pro FirstTeam.

HIGHEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE(MINIMUM OF 20 RETURNS)

PlayerPunt Return Average
Kalif Raymond........................................................13.2
Marcus Jones..................................................12.5
DeAndre Carter.......................................................11.7

MOST TOTAL RETURN YARDS IN THE NFL

PlayerTotal Return Yards
Keisean Nixon........................................................1,149
Marcus Jones................................................1,007
Ray-Ray McCloud III...............................................955

HIGHEST KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE(MINIMUM OF 23 RETURNS)

PlayerKickoff Return Average
Dallas Flowers.........................................................31.1
Keisean Nixon........................................................28.8
Velus Jones Jr.........................................................27.6
Justin Jackson....................................................... 26.7
Kene Nwangwu..................................................... 26.3
Jerome Ford........................................................... 24.1
Marcus Jones................................................. 23.9

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TDS THREE WAYS IN 2022
• Jones scored on a punt return for a touchdown, atouchdown reception and an interception returned
for a touchdown as a rookie in 2022 to become thefourth player in NFL history to do so in a season, joining Frank Bacon (1920), Bill Dudley (1947) and Tommy Harmon (1947). Jones returned a punt 84 yards
for a touchdown vs. the New York Jets on Nov. 20
and scored on a 48-yard touchdown pass vs. Buffalo
on Dec. 1 in addition to the pick-6 vs. Cincinnati on
Dec. 24. The only other player in the Super Bowl era
to score a 40-plus yard touchdown in each of thoseways in their entire career is Deion Sanders.

• Since 1990, DB Marcus Jones is the 9th Patriots player with a touchdown reception on his first NFL reception.
DB Marcus Jones, vs. Buffalo, Dec. 1, 2022 – 48-yd TD reception
LB Elandon Roberts, vs. Miami, Dec. 29, 2019 – 38-yd TD reception
TE Matt Lengel, vs. NY Jets, Dec. 24, 2016 – 18-yd TD reception
WR Aaron Dobson, vs. NY Jets, Sept. 12, 2013 – 39-yd TD reception
TE Rob Gronkowski, vs. Cincinnati, Sept. 12 2010 – 1-yd TD reception
OL Tom Ashworth, vs. Tampa Bay, Dec. 17, 2005 – 1-yd TD reception
LB Mike Vrabel, at San Diego, Sept. 29, 2002 – 1-yd TD reception
TE Lovett Purnell, vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 14, 1997 – 10-yd TD reception
TE Mike Bartrum, at Baltimore, Oct. 6, 1996 – 1-yd reception• Jones registered his first career interception in thethird quarter at Arizona on Dec. 12. He had a 48-yard
touchdown reception vs. Buffalo (12/1) and returned apunt 84 yards for a touchdown vs. the New York Jets
(11/20). The only other NFL player with a receiving
touchdown, a punt or kick returned for a touchdown
and an interception in the same season is Deion
Sanders in 1992.
average, second in total return yards with 1,007 yards andseventh in kickoff return average with a 23.9 yard average.
• He was named to the Associated Press All-Pro First Team
as a punt returner, the first Patriots rookie to be named
All-Pro First Team.
• Also named to the PFWA All-NFL Team (punt returner),
PFWA All-AFC Team (punt returner) and PFWA All-Rookie
Team (punt returner).
• Named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week in Week 11
vs. N.Y. Jets (11/20) after returning a punt 84 yards for a
touchdown with five seconds to play to give the Patriots
a 10-3 victory.
• Jones scored on offense - 48-yard touchdown reception
vs. Buffalo (12/1), defense - 69-yard interception return vs.
Cincinnati (12/24) and on special teams - 84-yard punt return vs. N.Y. Jets (11/20), to become the fourth player in NFL
history to score on offense, defense and special teams in aseason, joining Frank Bacon (1920), Bill Dudley (1947) andTommy Harmon (1947).
• Jones is one of 10 NFL players to score on offense, defense and special teams through a career since 1970.
Jones joins Deion Sanders, George Martin, Nolan Crom-

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Jones joins Deion Sanders as the only other player in the
Super Bowl era to score a 40-plus yard touchdown on offense, defense and special teams in their entire career.
• Became just the second player since 1970 to record a receiving touchdown, a punt or kick return touchdown andan interception in the same season. The other was Deion
Sanders in 1992.
• Jones started to play on offense in addition to defense
and special teams vs. Buffalo (12/1) and scored on a 48yard pass from QB Mac Jones on his first offensive playin the first quarter. He became the first defensive backto record a touchdown reception on offense since 2000
when S Marcus Coleman of the New York Jets caught a 45yard touchdown pass from QB Vinny Testaverde against
Buffalo on Sept 17, 2000. Jones joined LB Mike Vrabel (six1-yard touchdowns and four 2-yard touchdowns from Tom
Brady), LB Elandon Roberts (38-yard touchdown from Tom
Brady vs. Miami on Dec. 29, 2019) and LB/DE John Tanneras the only defensive players to catch touchdowns. Tannercaught a 2-yard touchdown pass from QB Jim Plunkett on
Nov. 24, 1974 at Baltimore. Jones is the first Patriots player
to catch a touchdown on his first reception since Roberts
touchdown pass. Jones’s 48-yard touchdown on his first
offensive play is the longest by a Patriots player on his firstplay since WR Stephen Starring caught a 73-yard touchdown pass from Steve Grogan on his first offensive playvs. Baltimore on Sept. 4, 1983.

Players• Jones is one of 10 NFL players to score on offense,
defense and special teams through a career since1970. Jones joins, Deion Sanders, George Martin,
Nolan Cromwell, Terence Newman, Bobby Humphery, William White, Mike Fuller, Chris Moore and Dale
Carter.

well, Terence Newman, Bobby Humphrey, William White,
Mike Fuller, Chris Moore and Dale Carter.

• Made his NFL debut in the season opener at Miami (9/11),
rotating in as a defensive back.
• Lined up to return kicks for the first time in the home opener vs. Baltimore (9/25). He had two returns for 45 yards.
• Lined up to return punts for the first time in 2022 at Green
Bay (10/2). Averaged 24.5 yards on two returns. His first
NFL punt return was for 29 yards in the second quarter,
followed by a 20-yard punt return in overtime.
• Returned a fourth quarter punt 84 yards for a touchdownwith five seconds remaining vs. N.Y. Jets (11/20) to win thegame. It is tied with Julian Edelman (84-yard touchdown
return vs. Denver on Nov. 2, 2014) for the fifth-longest punt
return in team history. It is the second longest go-ahead
4th quarter touchdown in team history. The only longer
return was the 91-yard missed field goal return for a touchdown by Ron Burton at Denver on Nov. 11, 1962. Jones wasnamed the AFC Special Team Player of the Week for his
performance. Jones is the fourth Patriots rookie to earn an
AFC Special Teams Player of the Week award since 2000,
joining Jake Bailey (Week 3 and 11 in 2019), Bethel Johnson (Week 13 in 2003) and Laurence Maroney (Week 7 in2006).
• Had a season-long 46-yard kickoff return in the second
quarter at Minnesota (11/24).
• Made his first NFL start as a defensive back in a nickel
defensive alignment vs. Buffalo (12/1). He finished thegame with one pass defensed. He also had one special
teams tackle. Also lined up on offense for the first time andscored on a 48-yard touchdown pass from QB Mac Joneson his first play from scrimmage in the first quarter.
• Picked off QB Colt McCoy’s pass in the third quarter for his
first NFL interception at Arizona (12/12).
• Continued as a three-phase threat, playing on defense, offense and special teams vs. Cincinnati (12/24). He started

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at cornerback and recorded a team-high 14 total tackles,
returned an interception 69 yards for a touchdown, recovered a fumble at the Cincinnati 44-yard line in the fourth
quarter, had one reception for 15 yards, returned two
punts for 11 yards and returned three kicks for 65 yards.
• Returned to action at Buffalo (1/8) after missing the gamevs. Miami (1/1) due to injury. Recorded six total tackles (5solo, 1 assist). Returned three punts for 25 yards and four
kickoffs for 82 yards.

COLLEGE

Players• Began his college career at Troy and played there for two
seasons (2017-18) before transferring to Houston for threeseasons (2019-21).
• Overall, he played in 44 games during his college career
and totaled 113 total tackles with ten interceptions and returned 63 punts for 875 yards and three touchdowns and
72 kicks for 2,075 yards and six touchdowns.
• Became the ninth Cougar to be named consensus
All-American in 2021.
• 2021 Paul Hornung Award winner as the nation’s most versatile player.
• First-Team All-American Athletic Conference as a return
specialist and second-team as a cornerback.
• Led all of the NCAA with two punt return touchdowns in
2021 and tied for third in the nation with two kick return
touchdowns.
• With five interceptions in 2021, he led the American Athletic
Conference and finished third in the nation.
• Recorded a 73-yard punt return touchdown and the only receiving touchdown of his career against Navy (Sept. 25).
• Recorded a 98-yard kickoff return touchdown against East Carolina (Oct. 23).
• Recorded an interception and with just 17 seconds remaining
returned an SMU kickoff 100 yards for a game-winning touchdown to upset then ranked number 17 SMU (Oct. 30).
• Earned first-team All-America honors from the FWAA, Phil
Steele Magazine and CBS/247Sports as a punt returner asa junior in 2020.

• Redshirted in 2019 after transferring from Troy.
• Became Troy’s second All-American since moving to the FBSlevel as a true freshman in 2018 when named to Phil Steele’s
All-America Third Team as a kick returner.
• Also named to the ESPN and FWAA Freshman All-America
Teams.
• Named the Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year.
• Named to the All-Sun Belt Second Team as both a return specialist and an all-purpose player in 2017.
• Set the Troy single-season record and tied the Troy careerrecord with three kickoff returns touchdowns.
• Tied the NCAA record with two kick return touchdowns in agame against Coastal Carolina.
• Added a 99-yard return for a touchdown in Troy’s Sun Belt
title-clinching win at Arkansas State.
• Returned 29 kicks for 879 yards.

PERSONAL• Three-star recruit by ESPN and Rivals.
• Named to the Alabama Sports Writers Association 7A AllState First Team as a senior.
• Helped lead Enterprise to an 11-2 record and a berth in thesecond round of the Alabama 7A Playoffs.
• Named to the AL.com Super All-State Team following senior season.
• Also returned three punts for a touchdown and one kickoff
for a touchdown.
• Added a receiving touchdown and fumble return for a
touchdown.
• As a junior, recorded 50 tackles, three interceptions, threetackles for loss, a forced fumble and eight pass break ups;
returned one interception for a touchdown.
• Also played basketball for the Wildcats.
• As a junior, recorded 50 tackles, three interceptions, threetackles for loss, a forced fumble and eight pass break ups;
returned one interception for a touchdown.

Marcus Jones statistics

POS: CB HT: 5-8 WT: 188 LBS YEAR: 3RD ACQ: D3-22 (85TH) COLLEGE: HOUSTON BORN: 10/22/98

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Patriots
Patriots

G/S

15/4
2/1

TT

UT

TACKLES
A
S
4
1

0.0
0.0

YDS

Totals – 2 Years

17/5

40

35

5

0.0

0.0

Year

2022
2023

Team

35
5

31
4

REGULAR SEASON RECEIVING STATISTICS

Year
Team
2022
Patriots
2003
Patriots
Totals – 2 Years

G/S
15/4
2/1
17/5

REC
4
0
4

0.0
0.0

INTERCEPTIONSNO YDS AVG LG TD PD
20

87 43.5 69t
0 0.0
0

1
0

7
0

2

87 43.5 69t

1

7

YDS
78
0
78

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0
0

1
1

0
0

0
0

4
0

0

1

0

0

4

LG
84t
21
84t

TD
1
0
1

AVG
19.5
0.0
19.5

LG
48t
0
48t

NO
29
3
32

PUNT RETURNSFCYDS AVG
8
362
12.5
1
21
7.0
9
383
12.0

TD
1
0
1

REGULAR SEASON RETURNING STATISTICS
Year
Team
2022
Patriots
2023
Patriots
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G/S
15/4
2/1
17/5

NO.
27
0
27

KICK RETURNSYDS AVG LG
645
23.9 4600.0
0645
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Michael Jordan
74 | GUARD

HT: 6-6 | WT: 315 | Born: 1/25/1998 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 55/29 (0/0) | Acq: FA-24
College: Ohio State | Hometown: Canton, Mich.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (0/0 - GREEN BAY)

• Spent the year on the Packers practice squad after being
released by Carolina after training camp.

2022 (17/0 - CAROLINA)

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Michael Jordan was signed by the New England Patriots toa futures contact on January 24, 2024 ... Originally draftedby Cincinnati in the fourth round (136th overall) of the 2019
NFL Draft ... Released by Cincinnati (8/31/21) ... Claimed andawarded to Carolina off the waivers from Cincinnati (9/01/21)... Released by Carolina (10/04/21) ... Signed by Carolina to
the practice squad (10/05/21) ... Signed by Carolina to the53-man roster from the practice squad (10/16/21) ... Signed
by Carolina as a free agent (5/11/23) ... Released by Carolina (8/29/23) ... Signed by Green Bay to the practice squad(9/12/23) ... Released by Green Bay from the practice squad(1/20/24).

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COLLEGE• Spent three seasons (2016-18) at Ohio State, before forgoing his senior season and declaring for the NFL Draft.
• Earned first team All-America honors in 2018
• Played in all 41 possible games as a Buckeye, and helped
team to two Big Ten championships (2017 and ‘18), a berthin the College Football Playoff (‘16) and a Rose Bowl victory(‘18).

PERSONAL• Attended Plymouth HS in Canton, Mich.

• Played in all 17 games as a reserve offensive lineman.
• Scored his first career touchdown when he recovered a QB
Sam Darnold fumble in the endzone at New Orleans (1/8).

2021 (11/10 - CAROLINA)• Claimed and awarded to Carolina from the waivers on
Sept. 1 after being released by Cincinnati, before playing
in 11 games with 10 starts at left guard for the Panthers
offensive line.

2020 (14/10 - CINCINNATI)• Played in 14 games with 10 starts at left guard.

2019 (14/10 - CINCINNATI)• Played in 13 games with 9 starts at left guard as a rookie.
• Made his first NFL start in week one at Seattle (9/8).
• Had his first career fumble recovery in a week 17 match up
vs. Cleveland (12/29).

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Matthew Judon
9 | LINEBACKER

HT: 6-3 | WT: 270 | Born: 8/15/1992 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 9/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 114/82 (5/3) | Acq: UFA (BAL)-21
College: Grand Valley State | Hometown: West Bloomfield, Mich.
PRO BOWLS: 19, 20, 21, 22

PRONOUNCED JOO-don

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSMatthew Judon was signed by the New England Patriots as
an unrestricted free agent from Baltimore on March 19, 2021... Originally drafted by Baltimore in the fifth round (146th
overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft ... Named franchise player by
Baltimore and signed his tender (5/28/20).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (4/2)• Was limited to four games with two starts due to injury.
Recorded 13 tackles (10 solo, 3 assists), 4 sacks for a lossof 25 yards, 9 quarterback hits, 5 tackles for loss and asafety.
• He was inactive vs. New Orleans (10/8) after an injury suffered at Dallas (10/1) before being placed on the injured
reserve list on Oct. 14.
• Started as a linebacker vs. Philadelphia (9/10). Recorded
3 tackles (3 solo), 1 sack for 8 yards, 1 tackle for loss and2 quarterback hurries. Part of a defensive unit that held
the Eagles under 100 yard rushing and under 200 yards
passing.
• Recorded a sack in his second straight game vs. Miami(9/17). Sacked QB Tua Tagovailoa in the third quarter for aloss of 5 yards.
• Recorded his 12th two-sack game with a 7-yard sack in
the first quarter and a 5-yard sack of QB Zach Wilson fora safety in the fourth quarter at the New York Jets (9/24).
Marked his second career safety. Part of a defensive unitthat held the Jets to just 38 rushing yards.
• Started at Dallas (10/1). Left the game in the fourth quarterdue to injury and did not return.

2022 (17/15)• Played in all 17 regular season games with 15 starts andrecorded a career-high 15½ sacks for 102.5 yards. Also
recorded 60 total tackles (36 solo, 24 assist), 28 QB hits, 2
forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery and 3 passes defensed.
• Earned his fourth straight Pro Bowl invitation and second
straight with the Patriots. Also earned PFWA-ALL-AFC
Team.
• Became the fourth Patriots player with back-to-back 10plus sack totals, joining Garin Veris (1985-86), Andre Tippett (1984-85) and Tony McGee (1977-79).
• Pro Football Hall of Famer Andre Tippett is the only Patriots player to record more sacks in a season than Judon's
15½ with Tippett recording 18½ in 1984 and 16½ in 1985.
His 2022 sack total was 4th in the NFL.
• Judon tied a career-high with 3 sacks vs. Indianapolis

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HONORS & AWARDS

2022: AFC Defensive Player of the Week (Wk. 5),
Pro Bowl, PFWA All-AFC Team
2021: Pro Bowl, PFWA All-AFC Team
2020: Pro Bowl
2019: Pro Bowl, PFWA All-AFC Team2017: AFC Defensive Player of the Week (Wk. 11)

UPDATED STATISTICS
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EXTRA POINTS• Matthew Judon wore jersey #99 during his five seasons with the Baltimore Ravens but chose jersey #9
upon joining New England in 2021.
• Said Judon, “I’m one of 10 children, so I’ve got nine
siblings. Every time I go out there, I represent them.
I like nine. That’s one of the reasons I rock it. Ninety-nine was taken, so I chose to use the new rule andgetting on it.”• Judon finished with a career-high 15½ sacks in 2022.
• Get to know Judon further in this feature
on patriots.com. Scan the QR code to read.

MOST PATS SACKS SINCE 2000
Player
Sacks
Matthew Judon (2022)....................................15½
Matthew Judon (2021)............................................12½
Chandler Jones (2015)...........................................12½
Mike Vrabel (2007).................................................12½
Josh Uche (2022)............................................ 11½
Chandler Jones (2013)............................................11½

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games. The previous record was 5½ sacks by Chandler
Jones in 2015 and Andre Tippett in 1984.

Judon reached double-digit sacks for the first time in his
career in 2021 with 12 ½ and followed that performancewith a career-high 15½ in 2022.

• Recorded a sack in four straight games to become the first
Patriots player with a sack in four straight games since Jamie Collins and Chase Winovich, who both had sacks infour straight games in 2019.

PATRIOTS 10-PLUS SACK SEASONS
PlayerTony McGee
Ray Hamilton
Tony McGee
Tony McGee
Andre Tippett
Andre Tippett
Garin VerisGarin VerisAndre Tippett
Willie McGinest
Mike Vrabel
Tully Banta-Cain
Mark Anderson
Andre Carter
Chandler Jones
Chandler Jones
Matthew Judon
Matthew Judon
Joshua Uche

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(11/6), registering his third game in 2022 with at least two
sacks. Had 2½ sacks vs. Chicago (10/24) and 2 sacks vs.
Detroit (10/9).
• Registered a sack in each of the first four games after a
7-yard sack of QB Aaron Rodgers in the first quarter at
Green Bay (10/2). He is just the second New England player
to start a season with at least 1 sack in each of the first fourgames to start a season. Patriots and Pro Football Hall ofFamer Andre Tippett began the 1986 season with one sackin each of the first four games.
• Earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors for his
performance vs. Detroit (10/9).

2021 (17/16, 1/0)
• Played in all 17 regular season games with 16 starts andtotaled a career-high 60 tackles, 12 ½ sacks with 25 quarterback hits, one pass defensed and one fumble recovery.
It marked the 17th time that the Patriots have had a player
reach 10 or more sacks in a season. Judon’s previous best
was 9½ sacks in 2019 with Baltimore.

• Tallied a sack for the third straight game when he dropped
QB Tom Brady for an 8-yard loss in the second quarter vs.
Tampa Bay (10/3).
• Registered 2 sacks in a three-play sequence in the second
quarter at Houston (10/10).
• Registered his 9th sack of the season at Carolina (11/7)

VIDEO FEATURE• Check out how Matthew Judon uses his
precision footwork on the field and in the
tap dancing studio with his 6-year olddaughter, Aniyah, in this video feature.
when he dropped Sam Darnold for a 10-yard loss in the
fourth quarter.
• Combined with Dont’a Hightower on a 9-yard sack in thethird quarter vs. Cleveland (11/14) to tie his single-season
career high with 9½ sacks.
• Reached double-digit sacks for the first time in his career
after a 9-yard sack of QB Matt Ryan in the second quarterat Atlanta (11/18) pushed his season total to 10½ sacks.
• Increased his 2021 sack total to 11 ½ with an 8-yard sack of
Ryan Tannehill in the first quarter vs. Tennessee (11/28).
• Had a 9-yard sack of Josh Allen in the fourth quarter at
Buffalo (12/6) to increase his season total to 12½ sacks.
Judon joined Chandler Jones (12 ½ in 2015) and Mike Vrabel (12 ½ in 2007) for the most sacks in a single-season by
a Patriots player under Bill Belichick.
• Missed most of the week due to COVID-19, but came backand saw limited snaps vs. Jacksonville (1/2).
• Recorded 3 tackles and a tackle for loss at Miami (1/9) He
set a new career high for tackles in a single season with60 tackles for the season. His previous high was 58 tackles in 2017 when he was in Baltimore.
• Recorded a tackle in the Wild Card Round loss at Buffalo(1/15), adding a quarterback hit.

2020 (14/13, 2/2 – BALTIMORE)• Earned his second career Pro Bowl invitation.

• Missed one start vs. Jacksonville (1/2) when he spent theweek on the Covid list.

• Played in 14 regular season games with 13 starts and totaled 50 tackles, 6 sacks, 2 passes defensed and 1 safety.

• Selected to his third straight Pro Bowl and named to his
second PFWA All-AFC Team.

• Started both postseason contests and posted 6 tackles,
one sack and one forced fumble.

• Judon's 12½ sacks are tied with Chandler Jones (2015) and
Mike Vrabel (2007) for the most sacks in a season by a
Patriots player under Bill Belichick.

• Missed games at Pittsburgh (12/2) and vs. Baltimore (12/8)
after being placed on Reserve/COVID-19.

• Had three multiple sacks games with 2½ vs. New Orleans(9/26), 2 at Houston (10/10) and 1½ at L.A. Chargers (10/31).
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• Recorded his first Patriots sack at N.Y. Jets (9/19) with a
1-yard sack on QB Zach Wilson in the fourth quarter.

• Tallied 4 tackles, a season-high 2 sacks and 1 pass defensed at Washington (10/4).
• Registered a season-high 7 tackles at Indianapolis (11/8).
• Tallied 6 tackles and a sack vs. Tennessee (11/22).

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• Sacked QB Gardner Minshew in the end zone for a safety
in the first quarter vs. Jacksonville (12/20/20).

tackles, four sacks, one fumble recovery and two passes
defensed.

• Made three tackles and a sack in the Divisional Playoff loss
at Buffalo (1/16).

• Made his NFL debut in the season-opening win vs. Buffalo(9/11) and made one tackle.

2019 (16/16, 1/1 – BALTIMORE)• Posted three tackles and the first multi-sack game of his
career at N.Y. Jets (10/23).

• Earned his first career Pro Bowl invitation and was named
to the PFWA All-AFC Team.

Players• Started all 16 regular season games and totaled 54 tackles, led the team with a career-high 9½ sacks and 4 forced
fumbles as part of a defense that ranked No. 3 in the NFLin points allowed and No. 4 in yards allowed per game.
• Made 3 tackles in the Divisional Playoff loss vs. Tennessee(1/11).
• Posted season highs with 7 tackles and 2 sacks and forced
a fumble in the win vs. Houston (11/17).
• Compiled 5 tackles, 1½ sacks and 1 forced fumble in the
win at Buffalo (12/8).

2018 (16/8, 1/0 – BALTIMORE)• Appeared in all 16 regular season games with 8 starts andregistered 44 tackles, 7 sacks, 1 forced fumble and 3 passes defensed.

• Tallied a season-high five tackles at New England (12/12).

COLLEGE• Played in 42 career games with 32 starts and finishedas the school’s all-time leader with 35 sacks. Earned theGreat Lakes Intercollegiate Defensive Lineman of the YearAward in both 2014 and 2015.
• Earned first-team All GLIAC honors as a senior after leading the nation with 21 sacks, adding 81 tackles, three passes defensed and two fumble recoveries.

PERSONAL• Attended West Bloomfield (Mich.) High School, recording
89 tackles and six sacks as a senior.
• Named honorable mention All-Metro North by The Detroit
News.

• Played as a reserve in the Wild Card Playoff loss vs. L.A.
Chargers (1/6) and made four tackles.
• Tallied a season-high 10 tackles at Carolina (10/28).
• Posted 5 tackles, a single-game career-high 3 sacks and
1 forced fumble in the win vs. Oakland (11/25). Recordeda sack on three consecutive plays, one of which forced afumble that was recovered by the Ravens and returned fora 43-yard touchdown.

2017 (16/12 – BALTIMORE)• Played in all 16 games with 12 starts and totaled a career-high 58 tackles, eight sacks, two forced fumbles, one
fumble recovery and three passes defensed.
• Made his first career start and made one tackle in the season-opening win at Cincinnati (9/10).
• Registered a single-game career-high 12 tackles and two
sacks vs. Chicago (10/15).
• Made seven tackles and recorded his second multi-sackperformance of the season at Green Bay (11/19). Also
forced one fumble. Was named AFC Defensive Player ofthe Week for his efforts.

2016 (14/0 – BALTIMORE)• Appeared in 14 games as a reserve and registered 27

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POS: LB HT: 6-3 WT: 270 LBS YEAR: 9TH ACQ: UFA (BAL)-21 COLLEGE: GRAND VALLEY STATE BORN: 8/15/92

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTACKLESA
S
15 4.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
34.0
0
0 0.0 0 0
2 0 1
3
0
0

Team
Ravens

G/S
14/0

TT
27

UT
12

2017

Ravens

16/12

58

50

8

8.0

70.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

3

2

1

0

0

0

2018

Ravens

16/8

44

29

15

7.0

41.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

3

1

0

0

0

0

2019

Ravens

16/16

54

43

11

9.5

85.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

2020

Ravens

14/13

50

32

18

6.0

44.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

2021

Patriots

17/16

60

38

22 12.5

85.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

2022

Patriots

17/15

60

36

24 15.5 102.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

3

2

1

0

0

0

2023

Patriots

4/2

13

10

3

25.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

114/82 366 250 116 66.5 487.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

14

9

4

3

0

0

Totals – 8 Years

4.0

Players

Year
2016

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS: Two Safeties: Sacked QB Zach Wilson in the end zone for safety at N.Y. Jets (9/24/23), Sacked QB
Gardner Minshew in the end zone for safety vs. Jacksonville (12/20/20).

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2018

Team
Ravens

G/S
1/0

2019

Ravens

1/1

2020

Ravens2/2

2021

Patriots

1/0

Totals – 4 Years

5/3

UT
3

TACKLES
A
S
1 0.0

3

1

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

6

5

1

1.0

12.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

14

10

4

1.0

12.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

TT
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0.0
00
0.0 0 0
0 0 0
0
0
0
0

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51 | GUARD/CENTER

HT: 6-3 | WT: 310 | Born: 11/11/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 4/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 76/10 (1/0) | Acq: FA - 24
College: North Carolina Central | Hometown: Salisbury, N.C.
SUPER BOWLS: 20

Players

PRONOUNCED LEV-rit
CAREER TRANSACTIONSNick Leverett was signed by the New England Patriots as afree agent on March 15, 2024 ... Originally signed by Tampa
Bay as a rookie free agent (5/4/20) ... Released by Tampa
Bay (9/4/20) ... Signed by Tampa Bay to the practice squad(9/6/20) ... Released by Tampa Bay from the practice squad(1/6/21) ... Signed by Tampa Bay to the practice squad (1/19/21)... Released by Tampa Bay from the practice squad (1/27/21)... Signed by Tampa Bay to a futures contract (2/9/21).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (3/0, 0/0) - TAMPA BAY)

• Played in three games on special teams and dressed but
did not play in 14 games.
• Dressed but did not play in the postseason game.

2022 (11/10, 0/0 - TAMPA BAY)

• Played in 11 games with 10 starts at left guard.
• Dressed but did not play in six games.

2021 (2/0, 1/0) - TAMPA BAY)
• Saw limited action on offense in two games.
• Played in the postseason game in a limited role.
• Was inactive for 11 games and dressed but did not play infour games.

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2020 (0/0, 0/0) - TAMPA BAY)

• Spent the majority of the season on the practice squad.

COLLEGE• Started all 46 career collegiate games he appeared in,playing one season at Rice as a graduate transfer in 2019
following three seasons at North Carolina Central University (2016-18).
• Was a three-time All-Conference at North Carolina Central
University.
• In his only season at Rice, earned honorable mention
All-Conference USA honors from the league’s coaches after starting in all 12 games.
• Redshirted in 2015.

PERSONAL• Attended North Rowan High School in North Carolina.
• Selected to play in the North Carolina Shrine Bowl.

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Vederian Lowe59 | TACKLE

HT: 6-5 | WT: 315 | Born: 4/17/1999 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 15/8 (1/0) | Acq: TR (MIN)-23
College: Illinois | Hometown: Rockford, Ill.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (11/8)• Was acquired in a trade with Minnesota on Aug. 28.
• Played in 11 games with eight starts. He made four starts
at left tackle and four starts at right tackle. He also rotatedin at left and right tackle for three games.
• Was inactive at Miami (10/29), at N.Y. Giants (11/26), vs.
L.A. Chargers (12/3) and at Pittsburgh (12/7).
• Dressed but did not see action vs. Philadelphia (9/10) andvs. Washington (11/5).
• Started at left tackle in his first career start in place of an
injured Trent Brown vs. Miami (9/17).
• Took over as the starting right tackle at the N.Y. Jets (9/27)
for a four-game stretch.
• Came into the game at left tackle for an injured Trent
Brown in the fourth quarter vs. Buffalo (10/22), but later
left due to injury and Brown returned.
• Saw action vs. Indianapolis (11/12) at left tackle for one
drive in the fourth quarter after Conor McDermott left withan injury.

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Vederian Lowe was acquired by the New England Patriots ina trade with Minnesota in exchange for a 2024 sixth-rounddraft pick on August 28, 2023 ... Originally drafted by Minnesota in the sixth round (184th overall) of the 2022 draft.

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• 2021 Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year semifinalist.
• Started all 13 games at left tackle in 2019.
• Part of an offensive line in 2018 that paved the way forthe most-improved running game in the nation (+137.4 ypg
from 2017-18), finishing 12th in the FBS and second in the
Big Ten at 243.0 ypg. Also started all 12 games at left tackle.
• In 2017, played in eight games with seven starts at tackle
as a freshman in 2017.
• 2017 BTN.com All-Freshman Team Honorable Mention.

PERSONAL• Graduated with a bachelor’s degree in communicationfrom Illinois in December 2021.
• Led Auburn High School to a 10-2 record and the Illinois
state quarterfinals as a senior.
• Ranked No. 16 recruit in Illinois by Rivals, No. 25 by ESPN,
No. 26 by Scout and No. 29 by 247Sports.

• Came in for an injured Conor McDermott vs. Kansas City
(12/17) at left tackle and contributed to the Patriots special
teams units.
• Started at left tackle at Denver (12/24) and played in a rotation with OL Trent Brown.
• Started at left tackle vs. N.Y. Jets (1/7) but left the game due
to an injury.

2022 (4/0, 1/0 – MINNESOTA)• Made his NFL debut in Week 14 at Detroit (12/11).
• Was inactive for the first 13 games of the season.
• Appeared in his first snaps on offense at Chicago (1/8/23).
• Played as a reserve in the postseason game vs. N.Y. Giants(1/15/23).

COLLEGE• In 2021, started all 12 games at left tackle as a redshirt
senior.
• 2021 PFF All-Big Ten Second Team.
• As a senior in 2020, started all eight games at left tackle
and finished the season with 34 straight starts.

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68 | GUARD

Players

HT: 6-3 | WT: 330 | Born: 10/20/2000 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 17/5 (0/0) | Acq: D5-23 (144th)
College: UCLA | Hometown: Shoreview, Calif.

PRONOUNCED MA-fee
CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Atonio Mafi was drafted by the New England Patriots in thefifth round (144th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

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SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (17/5)• Played in all 17 games with five starts at left guard. Also rotated in at right guard occasionally. Also played on special
teams on the field goal and extra points teams.
• Started at left guard due to an injury to Cole Strange vs.
Philadelphia (9/10) in his first NFL game and was part of an
offensive unit that paved the way for a 300-yard passing
game by QB Mac Jones.
• Contributed on the field goal unit and replaced Mike Onwenu at right guard late in the fourth quarter when he left
the game due to injury vs. Miami (9/17).
• Contributed on the field goal and extra point units at the
N.Y. Jets (9/24). Replaced Cole Strange at left guard in the
fourth quarter.
• Made his second NFL start at left guard at Dallas (10/1) inplace of Cole Strange, who was out due to an injury.
• Started at left guard in place of Cole Strange, who was out
due to injury, vs New Orleans (10/8). Was spelled by Riley
Reiff and came back to left guard when Reiff moved toright guard following Mike Onwenu’s exit due to injury.
• Started at left guard for the third straight game and fourth
time overall in place of an injured OL Cole Strange at Las
Vegas (10/15).
• Contributed to the New England offensive line, rotating inat left guard for a series in place of Cole Strange in thethird quarter, then saw action at right guard in place of Sidy
Sow in the fourth quarter at Miami (10/29).

• Finished his career with 56 games played to tie for theschool record.
• Helped pave the way for the Bruins to average over 200
yards rushing for the third straight season from 2020-22(237.2 - sixth in FBS).
• Named second-team All-Pac-12 by the league coaches andthe Associated Press in 2022.

PERSONAL• Parents: Petelo and Fanganui Mafi.
• Central Coast Section Co-Offensive Player of the Year.
• Lists the NFL’s Haloti Ngata as the famous athlete he mostadmires.
• Former Patriot and Bruin tight end Devin Asiasi is his cousin.
• Hobbies include singing, rugby and family outings.
• Went to school for one term in his native Tonga.
• Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for Fall 2018,
Winter 2019, Winter 2020, Spring 2020, Winter 2021,
Spring 2021, Fall 2021, Spring 2022 quarters.
• Earned a spot on the 2021-22 Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor
Roll and 2020-21 Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll.
• Political Science major.

• Contributed to the New England offensive line vs. Los Angeles Chargers (12/3), rotating in at left guard for a series
in place of Cole Strange.
• Came in for an injured Cole Strange vs. Kansas City (12/17)
at left guard and contributed to the Patriots special teams
units.
• Did not start but came in at left guard for OL James Ferentz
at Denver (12/24) following the first drive of the game.
• Started on the offensive line at Buffalo (12/31) at left guard.
• Rotated in at right guard vs. N.Y. Jets (1/7) late in the game.

COLLEGE• Saw action in all 13 games as a starter at left guard in
2022.

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15 | SAFETY

HT: 6-3 | WT: 230 | Born: 11/8/1999 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 17/1 (0/0) | Acq: D3-23 (76th)
College: Sacramento State | Hometown: Hawthorne, Calif.

PRONOUNCED mar-TAY mah-PU
CAREER TRANSACTIONSUPDATED STATISTICS
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SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (17/1)• Played in all 17 games with one start, recording 14 tackles(9 solo, 5 assists), 1 interception, 1 forced fumble on special
teams that was recovered by the team for a touchdown, 1
pass defensed and added 4 special teams tackles.
• Made his NFL debut as a reserve hybrid linebacker andparticipated on special teams for New England vs. Philadelphia (9/10). Tallied 3 tackles (2 solo, 1 assist).

Players

Marte Mapu was drafted by the New England Patriots in thethird round (76th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

COLLEGE• Named first team All-America by the Associated Press,
Stats Perform and Athlon and was a second team choiceby the AFCA and Phil Steele.
• Became just the second Hornet to be named the Big Sky
Defensive Player of the Year.

• Made his first NFL start at safety in a three-safety set vs.
Miami (9/17).

• Ranked second on the team with 76 total tackles in his 13
games.

• Had a special teams tackle in the second quarter vs. Washington (11/5) where he held WR Jameson Crowder to a
3-yard loss, pinning the Commanders inside their own 15
yard line.

PERSONAL• Earned Big Sky all-academic honors.
• Graduated with a degree in sociology.

• Made his first career interception vs. Kansas City (12/17) off
a QB Patrick Mahomes pass in the second quarter and returned the pick 20 yards to the Kansas City 8-yard line. The
Patriots converted the turnover into a 25-yard field goal.

• Played several positions for Hawthorne High School
during his career, lining up at quarterback, wide receiver,
linebacker, safety and cornerback.

• Forced a fumble on a kickoff return by WR Marvin Mimms
Jr. that was recovered for a touchdown by DB Cody Davisin the third quarter at Denver (12/24) in a 26-23 win.

• Son of Va’a Mapu and Renee Peneueta.

• Pursuing a second BA in kinesiology.

Marte Mapu statistics

POS: LB HT: 6-3 WT: 230 LBS YEAR: 2nd ACQ: D3-23 (76TH) COLLEGE: SACRAMENTO STATE BORN: 11/8/1999

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Patriots

G/S
17/1

TT
14

UT
9

TACKLESA
S YDS
5 0.0 0.0

Totals – 1 Year

17/1

14

9

5 0.0

Year
2023

0.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
1 20 20.0 20
0
1 0 0
0 0
4
1

20 20.0 20

0

1

0

0

0

0

4

Additional Statistics: 1 Forced Fumble on a Kickoff Return at Denver (12/24/23).

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50 | LINEBACKER

Players

HT: 6-2 | WT: 250 | Born: 11/17/1995 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 8/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 61/33 (0/0) | Acq: UFA (LV)-21
College: Ohio State | Hometown: Hinesville, Ga.

PRONOUNCED RAY-kwon
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
Raekwon McMillan was signed by the New England Patriots
as an unrestricted free agent from Las Vegas on March 19,2021 ... Originally drafted by Miami in the second round (54thoverall) of the 2017 NFL Draft ... Acquired by Las Vegas alongwith a 2021 fifth-round draft pick in a trade with Miami inexchange for a 2021 fourth-round draft pick (8/29/20).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (0/0)• Placed on Injured Reserve on May 25 after suffering an
injury in the spring.

2022 (16/1)• Played in 16 games with one start and recorded 32 total
tackles (23 solo, 9 assists), one sack for a loss of 9 yards,
one fumble recovery that he returned 32 yards for a touchdown and three special teams tackles.

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games of the season after being placed on injured reserveon Dec. 17.
• Registered a season-high 10 tackles vs. Washington (10/13).

2018 (16/16 – MIAMI)• Started all 16 games and posted a career-high 105 tackles,
two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and one pass defensed. Became first Dolphins player since at least 2000 torecord 100+ tackles despite not appearing in an NFL gameprior to the season.
• Made three tackles and recovered his first career fumble
at N.Y. Jets (9/16).

• Made his New England regular season debut in the season
opener at Miami (9/11) after missing the entire 2021 season
to injury. Started the game at linebacker and recorded five
total tackles.

• Recorded seven tackles and forced one fumble vs. Detroit(10/21).

• Recorded two total tackles (1 solo, 1 assist) vs. Indianapolis (11/6). Also had his first sack of his career in the fourth
quarter for a 9-yard loss. It was one of the nine sacks thedefense had, which was a season high and tied for themost under Coach Belichick. Part of the defensive unit thatforced the Colts to go 0-for-14 on third down and allowed
just 121 total yards of offense.

• Made a season-high 10 tackles vs. Jacksonville (12/23).

• Recorded three total tackles (2 solo, 1 assist) at Arizona (12/12). Scored his first NFL touchdown when herecovered a fumble that was forced by Kyle Dugger
and returned it 23 yards in the third quarter for a touchdown. Part of the defensive unit that recorded six sacks,
two takeaways, a touchdown and four fourth-down stops.

2021 (0/0, 0/0)

• Placed on injured reserve on Aug. 7.

2020 (16/4 – LAS VEGAS)• Played in all 16 games with four starts and totaled 23 tackles, one forced fumble and one pass defensed.
• Posted five tackles and forced one fumble vs. L.A. Chargers (12/17).
• Registered a season-high nine tackles vs. Miami (12/26).

2019 (13/12 – MIAMI)• Played in 13 games with 12 starts and totaled 72 tackles
and one pass defensed.

• Registered seven tackles and forced his second fumble ofthe season at Indianapolis (11/25).

2017 (0/0 – MIAMI)• Missed the entire season after being placed on injured reserve on Sept. 2.

COLLEGE• Played in 41 career games with 26 starts at Ohio State andtotaled 270 tackles, six sacks, one interception, 10 passes
defensed and two forced fumbles.
• Led the team in tackles in each of his two seasons as astarter (2015-16).
• Named team captain and started all 13 games as a junior.
Posted 102 tackles, two sacks, four passes defensed andtwo forced fumbles. Earned second-team All-America honors and was named first-team All-Big Ten.
• Started all 13 games as a sophomore and totaled 119 tackles, 1½ sacks and four passes defensed. His 119 tackles
were the most by a sophomore at the school since 1990.
Earned second-team All-America honors and was named
first-team All-Big Ten.
• Played in all 15 games as a freshman and posted 49 tackles, 2½ sacks, one interception and two passes defensed
en route to the Big Ten title and a national championship.

• Was inactive vs. Buffalo (11/17) and missed the final two

1642024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COMPERSONAL• Four-year starter at linebacker and running back for Liberty County (Ga.) High School and totaled 456 career tackles
and 10 forced fumbles.

• Earned Savannah Morning News Player of the Year honors
as a junior and senior.

• Posted 159 tackles and 8½ sacks to go with nearly 700
yards rushing as a senior. Butkus Award winner as the nation’s top prep linebacker.

POS: LB HT: 6-2 WT: 250 LBS YEAR: 7TH ACQ: UFA (LV)-21 COLLEGE: OHIO STATE BORN: 11/17/95

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTACKLESINTERCEPTIONS
Year
Team
G/S
TT UT AS YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
2017
Dolphins				Injured Reserve2018 Dolphins
0016/16 105 69 36 0.0 0.0
0 0.0 01
13/12
72 35 37 0.0 0.0
0
0 0.0 00
1
2019 Dolphins2020 Raiders
16/4
23
14 9 0.0 0.0
0
0 0.0 0012021 Patriots
0/0				Injured Reserve2022 Patriots
16/1
32 23 91.0
9.0
0
0 0.0 00 02023 Patriots
0/0				Injured Reserve
Totals – 6 Years
61/33 232 141 91 1.0 9.0
0
0 0.0 0
0 3

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

Team
Patriots

Totals – 1 YearMISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
2
0
1

1
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
4

0

1

0

0

3

3

2

0

0

7

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONS
G/S
TT UT
A
S YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0/0				Injured Reserve

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT

0/0

0

0

0

0

0.0

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0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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CHUKWUMA OKORAFOR
77 | OFFENSIVE LINEMAN

HT: 6-6 | WT: 320 | Born: 8/8/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 7/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 77/59 (2/2) | Acq: FA - 24
College: Western Michigan | Hometown: Southfield, Mich.

Players

PRONOUNCED chuck-WOO-muh
oh-KOR-uh-for

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Chukwuma Okorafor was signed by the New England Patriots
on March 11, 2024 ... Originally drafted by Pittsburgh in thethird round (92nd overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft ... Released
by Pittsburgh (2/12/24).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (14/7, 0/0) - PITTSBURGH)• Played in 14 games with 7 starts at right tackle, starting
seven consecutive games at the beginning of the season
before serving as a reserve throughout the remainder ofthe year.
• Part of an offensive line that paved the way for a rushinggame that totaled 114 yards at Houston (10/1).

2022 (17/17 - PITTSBURGH)• Started all 17 regular season games at right tackle, missing
just one of 1,160 offensive snaps.
• Part of an offensive line that paved the way for RB Najee
Harris to rush for over 1,000 yards for a second consecutive season.
• Part of an offensive line that did not give up a sack at Atlanta (12/4) or vs. Las Vegas (12/24).
• Blocked for Harris when he ran for a season-high 111 yards
at Baltimore (1/1) .

2021 (16/16, 1/1) - PITTSBURGH)• Played and started in 16 regular season games at righttackle.
• Left the game Week 3 vs. Cincinnati (9/26) with a head injury and was inactive Week 4 at Green Bay (10/3).
• Part of an offensive line that did not allow a sack vs. Detroit(11/14).

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2019 (1/1 - PITTSBURGH)• Played and started at right tackle vs. L.A. Rams (11/10), hisonly appearance of the season.

2018 (13/3 - PITTSBURGH)• Played in 13 games with three starts at right tackle, starting in the season opener at Cleveland (9/9), vs. Cleveland(10/28) and at Denver (11/25).

COLLEGE• Started 39 consecutive games to conclude four-year careerat Western Michigan.
• Named a first-team All American by FWAA and Phil Steele
and a second-team All-American by Sports Illustrated as asenior in 2017.
• Selected as one of six semifinalists for the Outland Trophy
in 2017, which recognizes the best college football interior
lineman each year.
• Played in 12 games as a true freshman in 2014.

PERSONAL• Born in Nigeria and lived in South Africa and Botswana before his family moved to the United States in 2010.
• Attended Southfield High School and was ranked the 11thbest recruit in the state of Michigan.

2020 (16/15, 1/1) - PITTSBURGH)• Played 16 regular season games with 15 starts and was partof an offensive line that surrendered just 14 total sacks, thelowest total in the NFL and ninth-fewest by any team since
sacks became an official statistic in 1982.
• Part of the offensive line that did not allow a sack overa five-game stretch from Nov. 8 to Dec. 7., tied for hethird-longest streak in the NFL since 1982.
• Part of the offensive line that allowed 1 sack or less in 12
games throughout the season, including six games with 0
sacks allowed.

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71 | OFFENSIVE LINE

HT: 6-3 | WT: 350 | Born: 12/10/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/5
GP/GS (Playoffs): 64/56 (1/0) | Acq: D6a-20 (182nd)
College: Michigan | Hometown: Detroit, Mich.

Mike Onwenu was re-signed by the New England Patriots as
an unrestricted free agent on March 14, 2024 ... Originallydrafted by New England in the sixth round (182nd overall) of
the 2020 NFL Draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Versatile player that is capable of starting at multiple positions along the offensive line. Has 24 starts at right guard,
five at left guard, 24 at right tackle and three as a tackle-eligible tight end.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (15/15)• Was sidelined by an injury that forced him to miss the entire training camp and preseason.
• Missed the first game of the season before returning toplay in 15 games with four starts at right guard before moving to right tackle for 11 starts.
• Was listed as inactive due to injury in the season opener
vs. Philadelphia (9/10).
• Made his first start of the season and contributed to theoffensive line at right guard vs. Miami (9/17). Left the gamein the fourth quarter due to injury.
• Left the game due to injury in the second half vs. New Orleans (10/8), Riley Reiff took over at right guard.
• Was active at Las Vegas (10/15) but did not see any action
as he was nursing an injury.
• Made his first start at right tackle since the 2021 season vs
Buffalo (10/22).
• Bill O’Brien credited him for holding All-Pro LB T.J. Wattfrom being a force in the game at Pittsburgh (12/7) in a
21-18 win.

2022 (17/17)• Started in all 17 regular season games at right guard.
• Played 100 percent of the snaps at Pittsburgh (9/18). Did
not allow a single sack in the game and helped pave
the way for the rushing game, especially during thegame-clinching six minute drive in the fourth quarter.

HONORS & AWARDS
2020: PFWA All-Rookie Team

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• Played in 16 of the 17 regular season games with eightstarts - four at left guard, three at right tackle and one attackle-eligible tight end.
• Started at left guard and played every snap of the team's
first four games of the season.
• Placed on the COVID-19/Reserve list on Oct. 5 and reinstated from the COVID-19/Reserve list on Oct. 14, missing thegame at Houston (10/10).
• Returned to the field but did not start vs. Dallas (10/17) as
he rotated in at right tackle, the first time he played theposition in 2021. Also took snaps as tackle-eligible.
• Made his first start of the 2021 season at right tackle vs.
N.Y. Jets (10/24).
• Started at right tackle at L.A. Chargers (10/31) and at Carolina (11/7).
• Appeared briefly as a right tackle in place of Trent Brown
vs. Cleveland (11/14) as well as a tackle-eligible tight end.
• Came in briefly in the second quarter at left guard vs. Tennessee (11/28) for OL Ted Karras.
• Served as tackle-eligible tight end at Buffalo (12/6) as thePatriots went to a 6-man front for a significant portion of
the game and was a key part of a 222-yard rushing effort
in a 14-10 win.
• Started on the offensive line and served as a tackle-eligible tight end vs. Buffalo (12/26).
• Played most of the game as a tackle-eligible tight end vs.
Jacksonville (1/2) and came in late at left guard in a 50-10
victory.
• Rotated in at left guard and as tackle-eligible, as well as on
special teams at Miami (1/9).

• Part of the offensive line unit that did not allow a single
sack vs. Detroit (10/9). Helped pave the way for the rushinggame that went for 176 yards.

• Served as a tackle-eligible tight end in his first playoff
game in the Wild Card Round loss at Buffalo (1/15).

• Part of the offensive line unit that did not allow a single
sack at Las Vegas (12/18). Helped paved the wave for therushing game that went for a season-high 206 yards.

• Named to the Pro Football Writers All-Rookie Team.

2021 (16/8, 1/0)

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2020 (16/16)• Started all 16 games - 10 at right tackle, three at right
guard, two at tackle-eligible tight end and one at left
guard as part of an offensive line that finished fourth in the167

NFL in total rushing yards (2,346) and rush yards per game
(146.6). The 2,346 yards rushing and 4.67 average yards
per rush marked the fourth-highest totals in team history.
• Made his NFL debut and played in a starting role as atackle-eligible tight end and on special teams in the season-opening win vs. Miami (9/13). Also subbed in at righttackle in the second half.

Players• Made his first start at left guard in the win vs. Las Vegas(9/27) when Joe Thuney moved from left guard to center
due to an injury to David Andrews. Also helped pave theway for 250 yards rushing from the Patriots offense.
• Started at right guard in place of Shaq Mason vs. Denver(10/18). When starting right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor left
the game in the first quarter with an injury, Onwenu moved
to right tackle and Hjalte Froholdt entered the game atright guard. Onwenu moved to left guard to start the second half when Isaiah Wynn moved from left guard back toleft tackle.
• Started at right tackle vs. San Francisco (10/25) and moved
to left guard in the third quarter when Joe Thuney left withan injury and Justin Herron moved to right tackle. Onwenu
then moved back to right tackle when Herron left with an
injury.
• Started at right tackle and played all 58 offensive snaps
at guard in the win vs. Baltimore (11/15). Helped play a key

168role in blocking for the Patriot run game that racked up 173
yards.
• Started at right tackle and played every offensive snap
vs. Buffalo (12/28). Moved from right tackle to right guard
when Shaq Mason left with an injury.

COLLEGE• Was a four-year letterman at Michigan and a two-time AllBig Ten third team selection (2018-19).
• Appeared in 46 career games, playing along the offensive
line in 41 contests.
• Started 35 games at guard, also contributing on PAT/fieldgoal protection units throughout his career.
• Was an All-Big Ten third team (coaches) and All-Big Tenhonorable mention (media) selection in 2019, starting all
13 games at right guard as a senior.
• Was an All-Big Ten third team (coaches) and All-Big Tenhonorable mention (media) selection in 2018, starting all
13 games at right guard, including against Florida in the
Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl (12/29).
• Started nine games and played in 11 contests as a sophomore in 2017.

PERSONAL• Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts,
majoring in general studies.

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K.J. Osborn

2 | WIDE RECEIVER

HT: 6-0 | WT: 200 | Born: 6/10/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 59/30 (1/1) | Acq: UFA (MIN)-24
College: Miami | Hometown: Bradenton, Fla.

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SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (16/12 – MINNESOTA)SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS• Played in 16 games with 12 starts, recording 48 receptionsfor 540 yards and three touchdowns.

REGULAR SEASON:
Receptions: 10

vs. Indianapolis (12/17/22)• Registered a season-best 99 receiving yards at Green Bay(10/29), totaling 8 receptions on the night.

Receiving Yards:• Totaled 5 receptions for 95 yards and a touchdown vs. Detroit (12/24), including a season-long 47-yard reception.

Receiving TDs: 1

15 Times: Most Recent:			at Buffalo (12/24/23)

2022 (17/9, 1/1 – MINNESOTA)• Played in 17 games and started nine, totaling 60 receptions for 650 yards and 5 touchdowns.
• Registered his first career 100-yard game with 157 receiving yards vs. Indianapolis (12/17), totaling 10 receptions
and 1 touchdown in the effort.
• Notched his second career 100-yard game at Chicago(1/08), hauling in 5 receptions for 117 yards, including one
reception for a season-long 66 yards.
• Made his playoff debut in the Wild Card round vs. NY. Giants, recording two receptions for 20 yards and a touchdown in as starting role.

2021 (17/9 – MINNESOTA)• Played in all 17 games with nine starts, recording 50 receptions for 655 yards and 7 touchdowns.
• Recorded his first career touchdown on a 64-yard reception from QB Kirk Cousins at Arizona (9/19), totaling 91
receiving yards.
• Totaled 76 receiving yards in his first career start at Cincinnati (9/12).
• Scored on a 27-yard touchdown to end the game at Carolina in overtime (10/17).

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K.J. Osborn was signed by the New England Patriots as anunrestricted free agent from Minnesota on March 19, 2024... Originally drafted by Minnesota in the fifth round (176th
overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.

Long:

157

66

vs. Indianapolis (12/17/22)

at Chicago (01/08/23)

2020 (9/0 – MINNESOTA)• Played in nine games in his rookie season, exclusively on
special teams.
• Recorded the Vikings season-best KOR with a 38-yard return in the season opener vs. Green Bay (9/13).
• Did not play vs. Detroit (1/3) and inactive vs. Tennessee(9/27), at Seattle (10/11), vs. Atlanta (10/18), vs. Carolina(11/29), at Tampa Bay (12/13) and vs. Chicago (12/20).

COLLEGE• Transferred from Buffalo to Miami for his senior year, andfinished his senior season in 2019 as the top receiver for
Miami in receptions (50), receiving yards (547) and receiving TDs (5).
• Logged 96 receptions for 1,490 yards and 12 touchdowns
in three seasons at the University of Buffalo.

PERSONAL• Transferred from Lincoln High (Ypsilant, Mich.) to IMG
Academy in Bradenton, Fla. for his senior season in2014, where he totaled 21 receptions for 379 yards and ateam-leading 7 touchdowns.

169

K.J. OSBORN statistics

POS: WR HT: 6-0 WT: 200 LBS YEAR: 5TH ACQ: UFA (MIN)-24 COLLEGE: MIAMI (FLA.) BORN: 6/10/97

REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS

Players

Year Team
2020 Vikings

G/S
9/0

NO
0

RECEIVING		 RUSHING
YDS
YDS
AVG
LG
TD
NO
AVG
0
0
0
0
0.0
0
0

LG
0

TD
0

2021 Vikings

17/9

50

655

13.1

64t

7

1

10

10.0

10

0

2022 Vikings

17/9

60

650

10.8

66

5

3

6

2.0

5

0

2023 Vikings

16/12

48

540

11.3

47

3

0

0

0.0

0

0

Totals – 4 Years

59/30

158

1,845

11.7

66

15

4

16

4.0

10

0

RECEIVING		 RUSHING
YDS
AVG
LG
TD
NO
YDS
AVG
20
10.0
11
1
0
0
0.0

LG
0

TD
0

0

0

POSTSEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year Team2022 Vikings

G/S
1/1

NO
2

Totals – 1 Year

1/1

2

170

20

10.0

1

1

0

0

0.0

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Jabrill peppers
5 | SAFETY

HT: 5-11 | WT: 217 | Born: 10/4/1995 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 8/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 93/79 (0/0) | Acq: UFA (NYG)-22
College: Michigan | Hometown: Paramus, N.J.

Jabrill Peppers was re-signed by the New England Patriots
as an unrestricted free agent on March 17, 2023 ... Originallydrafted by Cleveland in the first round (25th overall) of the2017 NFL Draft ... Acquired by the New York Giants along withOL Kevin Zeitler and a 2019 first and third-round draft pick in
a trade with Cleveland in exchange for WR Odell Beckham
Jr. and DL Olivier Vernon (3/13/19) ... Signed by New Englandas an unrestricted free agent from the New York Giants on
April 4, 2022.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (15/15)• Played and started in 15 games and finished with 75 tackles (50 solo, 25 assists), 1 sack for a loss of 7 yards, 2 interceptions, 2 quarterback hits, 5 tackles for loss, 1 forced
fumble, 1 fumble recovery, 8 passes defensed and 3 special teams tackles. He also returned 4 punts for 26 yards.
• He was inactive for two games due to injury, at Denver(12/24) and at Buffalo (12/31).
• Racked up 6 tackles (3 solo, 3 assists), 1 pass defensed
and a crucial forced fumble that was recovered by CB Marcus Jones late in the fourth quarter to give the offense achance to take the lead vs. Philadelphia (9/10).
• Led the Patriots defense in tackles with 7 (6 solo, 1 assist)at N.Y. Jets (10/24). Added 1 pass defense and returned afirst quarter punt 18 yards. It was his first punt return as amember of the Patriots.
• Led the team with 7 tackles at Las Vegas (10/15) and collected two passes defensed. Made a massive hit and passdefense which led to an interception by LB Jahlani Tavai inthe first quarter.
• Intercepted Buffalo QB Josh Allen on the Bills first playfrom scrimmage vs. Buffalo (10/22) to set up the Patriots in
Bills territory, which would lead to a touchdown and a 10-0
lead in a 29-25 win.
• Recorded a sack for a loss of 7 yards in the first quarter at
N.Y. Giants (11/26), his first sack as a member of the Patriotsand his first since a 4-yard sack vs. Carolina on Oct. 24,
2021 at MetLife Stadium when he played for the New York
Giants.
• Intercepted QB Mitch Trubisky at Pittsburgh (12/7) in thesecond quarter and returned the pick 32 yards to the Pittsburgh 27-yard line. The turnover helped set up QB Bailey
Zappe’s 8-yard touchdown pass to TE Hunter Henry in a
21-18 win.

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2022 (17/5)• Played in all 17 games with five starts and recorded 52
tackles (29 solo, 23 assists), 1 fumble recovery that he returned 12 yards and 8 special teams tackles.
• Was a regular in rotation at safety and a key player on special teams.
• Started five games with four in the nickel defense and one
at safety.
• Started at safety vs. Baltimore (9/25) in place of an injured
Kyle Dugger.
• Saw significant action at safety in the second half at Pittsburgh (9/18) after Kyle Dugger left with the game with aknee injury. Made a tackle and then was in position to defend a pass on consecutive plays to bring up fourth down
and hold Pittsburgh to a field goal.
• Made his first start as a member of the Patriots in the home
opener vs. Baltimore (9/25). Recorded 6 total tackles (5solo, 1 assist). Recovered a fumble forced by Jonathan
Jones in the fourth quarter and returned it 12 yards.
• Started the game in the nickel defense and led the team in
total tackles with 7 (5 solo, 2 asst.) at N.Y. Jets (10/30). Hada key block on DB Marcus Jones 32-yard punt return that
set up a Patriots field goal. Also fielded an onside kick in
the fourth quarter to secure possession and the win for the
Patriots.
• Started in the game vs. N.Y. Jets (11/20). Was part of the
defensive unit that held the Jets to just 103 total yards,
the third-fewest yards allowed in Patriots history, only 2
total yards in the second half, the fewest ever allowed ina half in Patriots history, only six first touchdowns and notouchdowns.

1712021 (6/5 – N.Y. GIANTS)2017 (13/13 – CLEVELAND)• Was limited to just six games with five starts due to a knee
injury that forced him to spend the rest of the season on
injured reserve.

• Started all 13 games that he played at safety and finished• Started four games as a defensive back in the nickel defense and one game at strong safety.
• Finished the season with 29 total tackles, 1 sack for 4 yards
and 1 pass defensed. Also returned 9 punts for 58 yards.

Players

2020 (15/14 – N.Y. GIANTS)• Played in 15 games with 14 starts at strong safety and finished the season with a career-high 89 total tackles, 2 1/2
sacks, 1 interception, 11 passes defensed, 1 forced fumble,
1 fumble recovery and 2 special teams tackles. Also returned 15 punts for 187 yards for a career-high 12.5-yard
average.
• Missed the game at the L.A. Rams (10/4) due to injury.
• Elected one of the Giants team captains.
• Intercepted a QB Alex Smith pass at Washington (11/8) latein the game.

2019 (11/11 – N.Y. GIANTS)• Started in all 11 games that he played at strong safety andfinished second on the team with 76 total tackles, one interception that he returned 32 yards for a touchdown, 5passes defensed, 3 forced fumbles, 4 punt returns for 49
yards and 1 kickoff return for 23 yards.
• Suffered a knee injury during a kickoff return at Chicago(11/24) and was placed on injured reserve for the rest of
the season.
• Scored the Giants’ first defensive touchdown of the season
when he intercepted a QB Dwayne Haskins pass and returned it 32 yards for a touchdown vs. Washington (9/29).

2018 (16/16 – CLEVELAND)• Started all 16 games at safety and finished with 77 total
tackles, 1 sack, 1 interception, 5 passes defensed, 3 fumble recoveries, 25 punts returned for 219 yards, 19 kicks
returned for 408 yards and 2 special teams tackles.
• Intercepted a QB Case Keenum pass in the end zone andsacked Kennum for an 11-yard loss on a fourth-down play
to clinch a victory at Denver (12/15).

172

with 57 total tackles, 1 interception, 3 passes defensed,
one fumble recovery, 30 punt returns for 180 yards, 14
kickoffs for 318 yards and 1 special teams tackle.

• Was inactive for the games vs. Tennessee (10/22) and vs.
Minnesota (10/29) due to an injury and then missed thegame vs. Green Bay (12/10) due to injury.
• Picked up his first career interception when he picked off
QB Landry Jones at Pittsburgh (12/31).

COLLEGE• Played in 27 games with 24 starts at Michigan, where heplayed defense, offense and special teams.
• Totaled 123 tackles and 1 interception on defense.
• Rushed 45 times for 268 yards and caught 10 passes for
82 yards.
• Was a 2016 consensus first-team All-American andHeisman Trophy finalist.
• He was the first player in Big Ten history to win three individual awards in a single season: Nagurski-Woodson Defensive Player of the Year, Butkus-Fitzgerald Linebacker of
the Year and Rodgers-Dwight Return Specialist of the Year.
• Played 15 different offense, defense and special teams
positions.
• Named the 2016 Bo Schembechker Award winner, given toMichigan’s team MVP.

PERSONAL• Was enrolled in Michigan’s college of literature, scienceand arts.
• Native of East Orange, N.J.
• Credits his mother, Ivory Bryant, as the person who influenced him the most, as well as his late older brother, Don
Curtis, who was fatally shot at age 20 in 2010.
• Attended Paramus Catholic High School in Paramus, N.J.
• Previously attended Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, N.J.
where he helped the team earn state championships in2010 and 2011 as a starting defensive back.
• Writes poetry and his own music.

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POS: S HT: 5-11 WT: 217 LBS YEAR: 8TH ACQ: UFA (NYG)-22 COLLEGE: MICHIGAN BORN: 10/4/95

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
G/S
13/13
16/16
11/11
15/14
6/5
17/5
15/15
93/79

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSTT UT AS YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
57 44 1300
1
0 0.0 00
377 52 25
1 11.01
0 0.0 00
576 51 25
00
1 32 32.0 32t
15
0 11
89 57 32 2.5 20.0
1
6 6.0 029 19 1014.0
0
0 0.0 00
152 29 230 0.0
00 0.0 00 0
075 50 25
1
7.0
2 33 16.5 32
8455 302 153 5.5 42.0
6 71 11.8 32t
1 33

REGULAR SEASON RETURN STATISTICSMISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0
1
0 0
0
0 3
0 0
2
3 0
0 0
0
0 0
1
1
2
0 0
0 0
0
0
1
0 0
8
0 0
1
1
3
5 7
0 0
16

			 PUNT RETURNS					

TeamBrownsBrownsGiantsGiantsGiantsPatriots
Patriots

G/S
13/13
16/16
11/11
15/14
6/5
17/5
15/15

NO
30
25
4
15
9
0
4

YDS
180
219
49
187
58
0
26

AVG
6.0
8.8
12.3
12.5
6.4
0.0
6.5

LG
25
33
40
20
19
0
18

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

NO
14
19
1
0
0
0
0

YDS
318
408
23
0
0
0
0

KICK RETURNS
AVG
LG
22.7
35
21.5
29
23.0
23
0.0
0
0.0
0
0.0
0
0
0

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Totals – 7 Years

93/79

87

719

8.3

40

0

34

749

22.0

0

Year
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023

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Year
Team
2017
Browns2018 Browns
2019 Giants
2020 Giants
2021 Giants
2022 Patriots
2023 Patriots
Totals – 7 Years173

La’Michael Pettway
46 | TIGHT END

HT: 6-3 | WT: 250 | Born: 3/20/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 1/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 0/0 (0/0) | Acq: FA-23
College: Iowa State | Hometown: Atmore, Ala.

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CAREER TRANSACTIONSLa’Michael Pettway was signed by the New England Patriots tothe 53-man roster from the practice squad on January 6, 2024... Originally signed by Indianapolis as a free agent (8/02/23) ...
Released by Indianapolis (8/17/23) ... Signed by New Englandto the practice squad (12/27/23).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (0/0)• Originally signed by New England to the practice squad on
Dec. 27 before being signed to the 53-man roster from thepractice squad prior to the last game of the year vs. N.Y.
Jets (1/7), but was inactive for the game.

2023 (0/0 - INDIANAPOLIS)• Spent two weeks with the Indianapolis Colts during training camp before being released.

2023 (7/0 - USFL - BIRMINGHAM)• Signed with the Birmingham Stallions of the USFL and won
the USFL Championship.
• Tallied 7 receptions for 99 yards and 2 touchdowns.

2022 (10/0 – USFL - Michigan)• Signed with the Michigan Panthers of the USFL and playedin 10 games and finished with 24 receptions for 307 yards
and two touchdowns.

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• In 2018, he started in 12 games, racking up a team-leading
499 yards on 30 receptions. He tallied 4 touchdowns on
the year.
• In 2017, he participated in nine games and started in three. He
recorded 6 receptions totaling 92 yards.
• In 2016, he played in 10 games and recoded a 10-yard touchdown reception vs. Alcorn State.
• Redshirted in 2015.

PERSONAL• Earned his degree in criminal justice from Arkansas in thespring of 2019. Earned a post-graduate degree in family
consumer science.
• Went undrafted coming out of college, and played in the
Spring League before signing with Michigan.
• Spent the 2021 spring with the Aviators of the Spring
League.

COLLEGE• Appeared in 13 games at Iowa State and racked up 55 receptions for 676 yards and 6 touchdowns over the 2019season.
• Started his college career at Arkansas.

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Jeremiah pharms Jr.
98 | DEFENSIVE TACKLE

HT: 6-2 | WT: 300 | Born: 10/16/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 12/0 (0/0) | Acq: FA -22
College: Friends | Hometown: Stockton, Calif.

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Jeremiah Pharms Jr. was signed by the New England Patriots
to the 53-man roster from the practice squad on October 4,2023 ... Signed by New England to a futures contract (1/10/23)... Originally signed by New England as a free agent (7/19/22)... Released by New England (8/30/22) ... Signed by New England to the practice squad (8/31/22) ... Released by New
England (8/29/23) ... Signed by the New England Patriots
to the practice squad (9/4/23) ... Elevated by New England to
the 53-man roster from the practice squad (9/30/23) ... Reverted back to the New England practice squad on (10/2/23)... Elevated by New England to the 53-man roster from thepractice squad (10/07/23) ... Reverted back to the New England practice squad (10/9/23) ... Elevated by New Englandto the 53-man roster from the practice squad (10/14/23) ...
Reverted back to the New England practice squad (10/16/23).

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EXTRA POINTS• Watch Jeremiah’s journey to the NFL.

2022 (0/0)• Spent the 2022 season on the Patriots practice squad.

2022 (USFL -PITTSBURGH MAULERS)SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (12/0)• Began the season on the practice squad and was elevatedto the active roster for three games before being signed to
the 53-man roster on Nov. 4.
• Played in 12 games and finished with 9 tackles (4 solo, 5assists) and 1 fumble recovery.
• Was elevated to the active roster from the practice squadand played in his first NFL game at Dallas (10/1) and saw
limited action on defense.
• Elevated to the active roster for the second straight week
vs. New Orleans (10/8). Recorded his first tackle of his career in the fourth quarter.
• Elevated to the active roster for the third straight week at
Las Vegas (10/15).
• Recovered a fumble at Denver (12/24) that was forced by
LB Jahlani Tavai at the New England 39-yard line for his
first NFL fumble recovery.

• Was drafted by the Pittsburgh Maulers of the USFL and finished the season with 32 total tackles and two sacks in 10
games.

COLLEGE• Began his college career at Sacramento City College asa linebacker being slowed by injuries and transferring to
Delta Junior College.
• Finished his collegiate career at Friends University in Kansas where he produced a 14 1/2 sack season.

PERSONAL• Born October 16, 1996 in Stockton, Calif.
• His father, Jeremiah Pharms Sr., was a draft pick by the
Cleveland Browns in 2001 out of Washington.
• Played in 2021 with the Wichita Force of the Champions
Indoor Football League.

Jeremiah PHarms Jr. Statistics

POS: DT HT: 6-2 WT: 300 LBS YEAR: 2ND ACQ: FA-22 COLLEGE: FRIENDS BORN: 10/16/96

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Patriots

G/S
12/0

TT
9

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
UT A
S YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD SPT
4
5 0.0 0..000
0 0 0 0 01
0 0
0

Totals – 1 Year

12/0

9

4

Year
2023

5

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0..0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

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Jalen Reagor

83 | WIDE RECEIVER

HT: 5-11 | WT: 197 | Born: 1/2/1999 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 55/25 (2/1) | Acq: FA-23
College: TCU | Hometown: Waxahachie, Texas

Players

PRONOUNCED RAY-gur
CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Jalen Reagor was signed by the New England Patriots to the53-man roster from the practice squad on October 26, 2023... Originally drafted by Philadelphia in the first round (21stoverall) of the 2020 NFL draft ... Acquired by Minnesota ina trade with Philadelphia in exchange for a 2023 seventhround draft pick and a 2024 fourth round draft pick ... Released by Minnesota (8/30/23) ... Signed by New England to
the practice squad on (9/1/23) ... Elevated by New England to
the active roster from the practice squad (9/16/23) ... Reverted back to the New England practice squad on (9/18/23) ...
Elevated by New England to the active roster from the practice squad (10/14/23) ... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (10/17/23) ... Elevated by New England to theactive roster from the practice squad (10/21/23) ... Reverted
back to the New England practice squad (10/23/23).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (11/1)• Was signed to the New England practice squad on Sept. 1
after being released by Minnesota after training camp.
• Was elevated to the active roster for three games before
being signed to the 53-man roster on Oct. 26.
• Played in 11 games with one start and recorded 7 receptions for 138 yards (19.7 avg). Also had one rushing attempt
for 17 yards.
• Took over kickoff return duties late in the season and returned 7 kickoffs for 221 yards with a 98-yard touchdown
return at Buffalo (12/31).
• Dressed but did not see any action vs. Miami (9/17) after
being elevated to the active roster.
• Was elevated to the active roster at Las Vegas (10/15) andplayed in his first game with the Patriots.
• Was elevated to the active roster vs. Buffalo (10/22) andsaw limited action at receiver. Had his first reception as a
Patriot in the third quarter for 11 yards.
• Made his first start of season vs. Washington (11/5). Recorded 1 reception for 11 yards.
• Lined up to return kickoffs in the first half vs. L.A. Chargers(12/8) for the first time.
• Returned a kickoff 40 yards in the second quarter vs.
Kansas City (12/17). Took over kickoff return duties after Ty
Montgomery was released.
• Had a 28-yard reception in the second quarter at Denver(12/24), which would later set up a touchdown by RB Ezekiel Elliott.

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• Returned the opening kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown at
Buffalo (12/31) for his first career kickoff return for a touchdown. It is the longest return of his career. His previous
best was a 44-yard return on Oct. 3, 2021 vs. Kansas City
when he played for Philadelphia. It is the first kickoff return for a Patriots player since Cordarrelle Patters had a
95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown at Chicago on Oct.
21, 2018. It is the longest kickoff return for a touchdown
for New England since Dion Lewis had a 103-yard kickoff
return for a touchdown at Denver on Nov. 12, 2017. He
connected with QB Bailey Zappe on a 39-yard reception
in the fourth quarter, his longest reception as a memberof the Patriots.
• Had a 17-yard run in the fourth quarter vs. N.Y. Jets on a reverse, his first rushing attempt as a member of the Patriots.

2022 (16/0, 1/0 – Minnesota)• Went to training camp with Philadelphia and was traded toMinnesota on Aug. 31.
• Hauled in 8 catches for 104 yards (13.0 avg) with 1 touchdown.
• Had a total of 26 punt returns, fair catching 14, while racking up 167 yard (6.4 avg.).

2021 (17/13, 1/1 – Philadelphia)• Totaled a career-high 813 all-purpose yards, including
team highs in both kickoff return yards (255) and punt return yards (227). Also produced career highs in receptions(33) and receiving touchdowns (2).
• Tallied 33 catches for 299 yards (9.1 avg.) with 2-yard
touchdown pass from QB Carson Wentz in the first quarter.
• Registered a career-high 57 receiving yards vs. Washington (12/21).

2020 (11/11 – Philadelphia)• Caught 31 passes for a career-high 396 yards (12.8 avg.)
and one touchdown. Also returned four punts for 94 yards(23.5 avg.) and 1 touchdown.
• Scored his first touchdown in the 23-9 win vs. Dallas (11/1)
on a 2-yard touchdown pass from QB Carson Wentz in thefirst quarter.
• Recorded a career-long, 73-yard punt return for a touchdown at Green Bay (12/6). The score marked the longest
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catches. Ranked second nationally with a 20.8-yard punt
return average, breaking the previous TCU season recordof 20.4 by Linzy Cole in 1969.

Johnson’s 98-yard TD on 12/2/12 at Dallas.

COLLEGE• A standout wide receiver and punt returner at TCU who tallied 148 catches for 2,248 yards (15.2 avg.) and 22 touchdowns and returned 23 punts for 409 yards (17.8 avg.) andtwo touchdowns in 39 career games. Finished with thesecond-most receiving touchdowns, sixth-most receiving
yards and seventh most receptions in school history. Is theHorned Frogs’ all-time leader in punt return average.

• As a freshman, played in all 14 games with two starts, including the Valero Alamo Bowl. The Big 12 Co-Offensive
Freshman of the Year and a 247Sports True Freshman
All-America Team selection caught 33 passes for teamhighs of 576 receiving yards and 8 touchdowns.

• Named a Sports Illustrated All-American as an all-purpose
player and earned All-Big 12 honors following his juniorcampaign in 2019. Led TCU in receptions (43), yards (611)
and touchdowns (5) and was one of two FBS players to
produce multiple punt return touchdowns.

• Attended Waxahachie High School in Texas.

PERSONAL• His father, Montae Reagor, played nine seasons in the NFL
and was a member of the 2006 Indianapolis Colts who
won Super Bowl XLI.

• As a junior, he led TCU with 43 receptions and 611 yards(14.2 avg.) while tying for the team lead with 5 touchdown

Players• Rated by ESPN as the No. 6 overall wide receiver recruitin the nation and one of its 10 best players in the state of
Texas

Jalen Reagor statistics
POS: WR HT: 5-11 WT: 197 LBS YEAR: 5TH ACQ: FA-23 COLLEGE: TCU BORN: 1/2/1999

REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
Team
2020 Eagles
2021 Eagles
2022 Vikings
2023 Patriots
Totals – 4 Years

GP/GS
11/11
17/13
170
11/1
56/25

NO
4
10
4
1
19

YDS
26
32
25
17
100

RUSHING
AVG
6.5
3.2
6.3
17.0
5.3

LG
19
12
17
17
19

TD
0
0
0
0
0

NO
31
33
8
7
79

YDS
396
299
104
138
937

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
12.8
55
9.1
34
13.0
38
19.7
39
11.9
55

TD
1
2
1
0
4

REGULAR SEASON RETURNING STATISTICS
Year
Team
2020 Eagles
2021 Eagles
2022 Vikings
2023 Patriots
Totals – 4 Years

G/S
11/11
17/3
17/0
11/1
56/25

NO.
0
12
0
7
19

KICK RETURNSYDS AVG LG000
255 21.3 44
0
0
0
221
31.6 98t
476 25.1 98t

TD
0
0
0
1
1

NO
4
31
26
0
61

PUNT RETURNSFCYDS AVG
4
94
23.5
15
227 7.3
14
167
6.4
0
0
0.0
33
488 8.0

LG
73t
39t
25t
0
73t

TD
1
0
0
0
1

POSTSEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
Team
2021 Eagles
2022 Vikings
Totals – 2 Years

GP/GS
1/1
1/0
2/1

NO
0
0
0

YDS
0
0
0

RUSHING
AVG
0.0
0.0
0.0

LG
0
0
0

TD
0
0
0

NO
1
0
1

YDS
2
0
2

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
2.0
2
0
0
2.0
2

TD
0
0
0

POSTSEASON RETURNING STATISTICS
Team
Year
2021 Eagles
2022 Vikings
Totals – 2 Years

G/S
1/1
1/0
2/1

NO.
0
0
0

KICK RETURNSYDS AVG LG
0
0.0
0
0
0.0
0
0
0.0
0

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TD
0
0
0

NO
5
1
6

PUNT RETURNSFCYDS AVG
1
35
7.0
1
0
0.0
2
35
7.0

LG
31t
0t
31t

TD
0
0
0

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Sam Roberts

96 |DEFENSIVE TACKLE

HT: 6-5 | WT: 300 | Born: 4/14/1998 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 12/1 (0/0) | Acq: D6b-22 (200th)
College: Northwest Missouri State | Hometown: Waynesville, Mo.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSUPDATED STATISTICS

Sam Roberts was drafted by the New England Patriots in thesixth round (200th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft.

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (7/1)• Played in seven games with one start and finished with 5
tackles (2 solo, 3 assists). Was inactive for nine games anddressed but didn’t play in one game.
• Made his season debut and first career start at New York
Jets (9/24) and tallied 2 tackles. Part of a defensive unitthat held the Jets to just 38 rushing yards.

2022 (5/0)

EXTRA POINTS• In 2021 Sam Roberts won the Cliff Harris Award, given
to the best defensive player in NCAA Division II. The
Patriots have three players on the roster that haveearned that award. Jabrill Peppers won in 2016, andKyle Dugger earned the honor in 2019.

• Played in five games and recorded two tackles (1 solo, 1
assist).

tackles, 181/2 sacks, 6 passes defensed, 2 forced fumbles
and 1 interception.

• Was inactive for 12 games.
• Was active for his first game of the season at Green Bay(10/2). Made his NFL debut on the last play of the game on
Green Bay's game-winning field goal.
• Saw his first action on defense vs. Detroit (10/9). Had 1
tackle.
• Part of the defensive unit that held Cleveland (10/16) to 70
rushing yards. It was the first time in 2022 the Browns had
less than 170 rushing yards.

• Credited with 5 quarterback sacks and 3 blocked kicks asa junior in 2019.
• Credited with 7 tackles in the NCAA playoff game at Ferris
State (11/24) as a sophomore in 2018.
• All-MIAA Honorable Mention as a freshman in 2017 after
appearing in all 12 games.
• Redshirted in 2016.

COLLEGEPERSONAL• D2CCA Super Region 3 and MIAA defensive player of theyear in 2021.

• Earned first team All-SWMO honors as a senior on the defensive line.

• Named the Cliff Harris Award Winner in 2021, given to thebest defensive player in NCAA Division II.

• Captured first-team All-America honors from the D2CCA
and AFCA.
• Helped guide Northwest Missouri State to a No. 2 national
ranking in scoring defense (12.1 points allowed per game)and No. 4 in the country in total defense (223.6 yards allowed per game).
• Played in 50 college games and finished with 184 total• Samuel Roberts was a two-time all-state performer atWaynesville High School.

• Named first team all-conference honors twice on the defensive line and named to the second team on the offensive line as a senior.
• Earned first team all-district honors as a junior.
• Played for coach Brad Drehle.
• Son of Samuel and Tanya Roberts.

Sam Roberts statistics

POS: DT HT: 6-5 WT: 300 LBS YEAR: 3RD ACQ: D6B-22 (200TH) COLLEGE: N.W MISSOURI STATE BORN: 4/14/98

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
YDS
0.0

INTERCEPTIONSNO YDS AVG LG TD PD0
0 0.0 0 0 0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0 0 0

Team
Patriot

G/S
5/0

TT
2

2023

Patriots

7/1

5

2

3

0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals – 2 Year

12/1

7

3

4

0.0

0.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

178

UT
1

TACKLES
A
S
1 0.0

Year
2022

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Chad Ryland
37 | KICKER

HT: 6-0 | WT: 195 | Born: 10/15/1999 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 17/0 (0/0) | Acq: D4b-23 (112th)
College: Maryland Hometown: Lebanon, Pa.

Chad Ryland was drafted by the New England Patriots in the
fourth round (112th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (17/0)

UPDATED STATISTICS

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EXTRA POINTS• Played in all 17 games and finished 16-for-25 on field goal
attempts, with a long of 56 yards, and 24-of-25 on extra
points for 72 total points. He also handled kickoffs for New
England with 39 touchbacks on 60 kickoffs.

• K Chad Ryland connected on a career-long56-yard
field goal with seven seconds to play to give the Patriots a 26-23 lead at Denver on Dec. 24, 2023. It is thefifth-longest field goal in team history.

• Made his NFL debut handling the kickoff and extra point
duties for New England vs. Philadelphia (9/10). Went 2-for2 on point after tries.

LONGEST FIELD GOALS IN PATRIOTSHISTORY• Handled kickoff and field goal duties for New England vs.
Miami (9/17). Made his first NFL field goal in the second
quarter on a 49-yard attempt.
• Connected on a 48-yard field goal in the first quarter and a
51-yard field goal in the third quarter at the New York Jets
(9/24) in rainy and windy conditions in a 15-10 win.
• Connected on all three of his field goals (30, 24 and 49)
despite the high winds vs. Buffalo (10/22) in a 29-25 win.
• Connected on a career-long 56-yard field goal at Denver(12/24) with seven seconds to play to give the Patriots a
26-23 lead. His previous best was a 51-yard field goal at
the New York Jets on Sept. 24. It is the fifth-longest fieldgoal in team history.

COLLEGE

Player		Stephen Gostkowski
Stephen Gostkowski
Stephen Gostkowski
Adam Vinatieri
Chad Ryland

Field Goal
62 yards at Oakland (11/19/2017)58 yards vs. Carolina (10/01/2017)57 yards at Dallas (10/11/2015)
57 yards at Chicago (11/10/2002)
56 yards at Denver (12/24/2023)

second in program history.
• Holds the EMU career points scored record with 309 as
well as EMU’s single-game record with five FGs made in
2021 vs. WMU.

PERSONAL• Full name: Chad Michael Ryland.
• Son of Todd and Debra Ryland.

• Transferred to Maryland in 2022 after four seasons at Eastern Michigan (2018-22).

• Earned a supply Chain Management degree from EasternMichigan.

• Named 2022 Second Team All-Big Ten, 2023 Reese’s Senior Bowl Invitee, named to 2022 Lou Groza Award Watch
List.

• Played soccer, baseball and football in high school.

• Started in all 13 games at kicker as a Second Team All-Big
Ten selection. Made 19-of-23 field goals, an 82.6-percentage, including a perfect 9-for-9 from under 40 yards.

• Ranked as a five-star kicker and 24th in the nation for theclass of 2018 by Kohl’s kicking. Was a two-time all-county
and all-league kicker.

• EMU’s career leader in PATs made (141) and PATs attempted (145) at EMU. Connected on 56 field goals, which ranks

Chad Ryland statistics

POS: K HT: 6-0 WT: 195 LBS YEAR: 2nd ACQ: D4B-23 (112TH) COLLEGE: MARYLAND BORN: 10/15/99

REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Year
2023

Team
Patriots

Totals – 1 Year

G
17

FIELD GOALS
PATs
1-29		
30-39		40-49		50+		Overall Pct.		
Made Att		
Pts.
4-4		
5-7		
5-10		
2-4		16-25 64.0		
24 25		
72

17

4-4		
5-7		
5-10		
2-4		16-25 64.0		
24 25		72

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Brenden schooler
41 | SAFETY

HT: 6-2 | WT: 210 | Born: 5/30/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 33/0 (0/0) | Acq: FA-22
College: Texas | Hometown: Dana Point, Calif.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Brenden Schooler was signed by the New England Patriots
as a rookie free agent on May 9, 2022.

SEASONAL REVIEWSUPDATED STATISTICS
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2023 (17/0)• Played in all 17 games and recorded a team-leading 13
special teams tackles, 2 fumble recoveries and 1 blocked
field goal. His 13 special teams tackles were tied for thesecond-most in the NFL.
• Reached double-digit special teams tackles in 2023 with
13 for the second straight season.
• Was named to the NFLPA All-Pro Team on the special
teams.
• Had at least 2 special teams tackles in three games.
		• vs. Buffalo (10/22)

		• at Miami (10/29)

		• vs. Washington (11/5)• Contributed to the special teams unit vs. Miami (9/17) andblocked a 49-yard field goal attempt in the third quarterfor his first career field goal block. Also had a strong rushthat helped force a missed field goal later in the game on
55-yard attempt.
• Saw action on the final play of the game vs. Buffalo (10/22)
on defense in a desperation Hail Mary attempt on the final
play and recovered a fumble forced by LB Mack Wilson Sr.
to seal the 29-25 win.
• Lined up for a second quarter punt return vs. Kansas City
(12/17). It was the first time he lined up for a punt return in
his career.
Was in on the final play on defense in a Hail Mary attempt
at Denver (12/24) in a 26-23 win.

2022 (16/0)• Made the 53-man roster as a rookie free agent and playedin 16 regular season games exclusively on special teams,
registering a team-high 14 special teams tackles, including
11 solo special teams tackles (tied for second in the NFL),and 2 fumble recoveries on the punt team.
• Named to the PFWA All-Rookie team as a special teams
player.
• Was inactive due to injury at Buffalo (1/8).
• Made his NFL debut in the season opener at Miami (9/11).
Played on the special teams unit.
• Recovered a fumble by WR Gunner Olszewski on a punt in
the third quarter at Pittsburgh (9/18) to set up a first-andgoal situation for the Patriots on a series that ended with a180

HONORS & AWARDS
2023: NFLPA All-Pro Team (special teams)
2022: PFWA All-Rookie Team (special teams)
2-yard touchdown run by RB Damien Harris.
• Recorded his first special teams tackle at Green Bay (10/2).
• Recovered his second fumble on the punt return teamwhen he recovered a muffed punt return by WR Chester
Rogers in the fourth quarter at Cleveland (10/16). It gave
the offense the ball on Cleveland's 19-yard line, where theyscored on the very next play. Had two special teams solo
tackles.
• Recovered CB Jonathan Jones blocked punt in the second
quarter vs. Indianapolis (11/6) at the Indianapolis 8-yardline and returned it 6 yards to the 2-yard line. The drive
resulted in a 3-yard touchdown pass from QB Mac Jonesto RB Rhamondre Stevenson. Also had 2 special teams
tackles.
• Made a key block in DB Marcus Jones 84-yard game-winning punt return for a touchdown vs. N.Y. Jets (11/20). Had
one solo tackle.

COLLEGE• Started his college career at Oregon where he played safety and made 74 total tackles with 4 interceptions. Movedto wide receiver and caught 20 passes for 274 yards as a
sophomore.
• Transferred to Arizona but when the PAC-12 suspended games,
he moved to Texas.
• He transferred to Texas as a graduate transfer where he played
receiver for 1 season before moving back to safety in 2021.
• Had a total of 143 tackles and four interceptions and 55 receptions for 661 yards during his career.
• Earned PAC-12 All-Conference First Team honors in 2017 and2018 for his special teams contributions.

PERSONAL• Played his senior season of high school football at Mission
Viejo in 2015 after playing at Trabuco Hills High School.
• Spent his first two high school seasons at Dana Hills HighSchool.

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POS: S HT: 6-2 WT: 210 LBS YEAR: 3RD ACQ: FA-22 COLLEGE: TEXAS BORN: 5/30/97

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTT
0TACKLES
UT A
S
0 0
0

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD0
0 0.0 00 0
0.0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
14
0 0

Year
2022

Team
Patriots

G/S
16/0

2023

Patriots

17/0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

13

Totals – 2 Years

33/0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

27

Additional Statistics: Two Special Teams Fumble Recoveries- at Pittsburgh (9/18/22) and at Cleveland (10/16/22).

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Joey slye

13 | KICKER

HT: 5-11 | WT: 213 | Born: 4/10/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 6/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 78/0 (0/0) | Acq: FA -24
College: Virginia Tech | Hometown: North Stafford, Va.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSJoey Slye was signed by the New England Patriots as a free
agent on May 2, 2024 ... Originally signed by N.Y. Giants as a
rookie free agent (5/6/19) ... Released by N.Y. Giants (5/14/19)... Signed by N.Y. Giants (7/24/19) ... Released by N.Y. Giants(7/27/19) ... Signed by Carolina (8/1/19) ... Re-Signed by Carolina (2/6/20) ... Re-signed by Carolina (1/5/21) ... Released by
Carolina (8/28/21) ... Signed by Houston to the practice squad(9/7/21) ... Elevated by Houston to the active roster from thepractice squad (9/11/21) ... Reverted back to the Houston
practice squad (9/13/21) ... Elevated by Houston to the activeroster from the practice squad (9/18/21) ... Reverted back to
the Houston practice squad (9/20/21) ... Signed by Houston
to the 53-man roster from the practice squad (9/23/21) ...
Released by Houston (9/30/21) ... Signed by San Francisco(10/5/21) ... Released by San Francisco (11/2/21) ... Signed
by Washington (11/9/21) ... Re-signed by Washington as anunrestricted free agent (4/11/22) ... Signed by Jacksonvilleas an unrestricted free agent from Washington (3/18/24) ...
Released by Jacksonville (4/30/24).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2024 (17/0 – WASHINGTON)• Handled all kickoffs, field goals and extra points and connected on 19-of-24 field goals and 32-of-35 extra points.
Also had 64 touchbacks on 69 kickoffs.

UPDATED STATISTICS
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HONORS & AWARDS
2019: NFC Special Teams Player of the Week (Wk 4)2022: NFC Special Teams Player of the Week (Wk 10), NFC
Special Teams Player of the Month (November)

2021 (3/0 – SAN FRANCISCO)• Was signed by San Francisco on Oct. 5 following an injury
to Robbie Gould and played in three games for the 49ers
before being released on Nov. 2.
• Connected on 7-of-8 field goals and 2-of-4 extra points.

2021 (3/0 – HOUSTON)• Joined the Houston practice squad after being released by
Carolina at the end of training camp.
• Was elevated to the active roster from the practice squadfor two games before being signed to the 53-man roster.

• In Week 8 in a game vs. Philadelphia (10/29), he connected
on a career-long and a franchise record 61-yard field goalin the second quarter.

• In three games with Houston he connected on 4-of-5 field
goals and 7-of-8 extra points.

2023 (17/0 – WASHINGTON)• Played in all 16 games and made 29-of-36 field goals, 33of-36 extra points for 120 total points. Also had 71 touchbacks on 78 kickoffs.

• Played in all 17 games and handled kickoffs, field goals
and extra points. Connected on 25-of-30 field goals and24-of-28 extra points and had 60 touchbacks on 74 kickoffs.
• Was named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week in a
Week 10 game vs. Philadelphia (11/14) when he helped lead
his team to a win after connecting on all four field goals,
including a 55 and 58-yard field goal.
• Was named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for November after finishing 10-of-10 and 7-of-8 on extra points.

2020 (16/0 – CAROLINA)• In Week 7 at New Orleans (10/25), Slye attempted an NFL
record 65-yard field goal with 1:55 remaining in the 4th
quarter, but was short by a few inches as the Panthers lost
27–24. Two weeks at Kansas City (11/8), Slye missed another record attempt, this time from 67 yards as time2019 (16/0 – CAROLINA)

2021 (6/0 – WASHINGTON )• Originally was signed by the New York Giants as a rookie
free agent and signed with Carolina after being releasedby the Giants.

• Was signed by Washington on Nov. 9 and played in six
games, connecting on all 12 of his field goal attempts and9 of his 10 extra point attempts.

• Played in all 16 games and made 25-of-32 field goals and31-of-35 extra points for 106 total points. Also handled
kickoff duties with 66 of 69 kicks going for touchbacks.

• Suffered an injury vs. Seattle (11/29) and was placed on
injured reserve before being activated back to the 53-man
roster on Dec. 25.

• Tallied a season-high 14 points by connecting on all four
field-goal attempts and two extra points at New England(10/21). Kicked a season-long 54-yard field goal.
• Made his NFL debut vs. L.A. Rams (9/8), missing his firstcareer field goal attempt from 53 yards out but hitting his

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SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHSREGULAR SEASON:

Extra Points Made: 5
at Arizona (9/22/19)
Extra Points Att:
5
vs. Jacksonville (10/6/19)
			 at Arizona (9/22/19)
Field Goals Made: 5
at L.A. Chargers (9/27/20)
Field Goals Att.:
5
at Chicago (10/31/21)
			at L.A. Chargers (9/27/20)
			
at Tampa Bay (10/13/19(
Long:
61
vs. Philadelphia (10/29/23)
Points:16
at L.A. Charger (9/27/20)

COLLEGE• Slye played four seasons for the Virginia Tech Hokies, opting to join the team as a walk-on over a scholarship offerfrom James Madison.
• He made 78 of 108 field goal attempts (72.2 percent) and
169 of 172 of extra point attempts (98.3 percent).

PERSONAL• Slye was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico but grew up in
Stafford, Virginia.
• Attended North Stafford High School, where he playedhigh school football.

next two tries from 46 and 52 yards out while making all
three of his extra point attempt.

• Married to wife, Brittaney.

• Named the National Football Conference (NFC) Special
Teams Player of the Week for Week 4 at Houston (9/29)
after making all three field goals, including a 55-yarder.

Players• Slye was named all-state as both a kicker and as a linebacker for the Wolverines.

JOEY SLYE statistics

POS: K HT: 5-11 WT: 213 LBS YEAR: 6TH ACQ: FA- 24 COLLEGE: VIRGINIA TECH BORN: 4/10/96

REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Team
G
Panthers 16

1-29
14-5

FIELD GOALS
Pct 30-39 Pct 40-49 Pct 50+
80.0
5-5 100.0 8-11 72.7 8-11

Pct. Overall
72.7 25-32

2020 Panthers 16

11-12

91.7 10-10 100.0

16.7 29-36 80.6

2021

Texans3

2-2 100.0

0-0

2021

49ers

3

1-1 100.0

2-2 100.0

2021

Commanders 6

6-6 100.0

2022

Commanders 17

9-9 100.0

2023

Commanders 17

Year
2019

Totals – 5 Years

78

56

33

36

0 120

53

7

8

0

19

2-3 66.7 2-2 100.0

7-8

87.5

56

2

4

0

23

3-3 100.0

2-2 100.0

12-12 100.0

55

9

12

0

45

4-5 80.0

8-10 80.0 4-6 66.7 25-30 83.3

58

24

28

0

99

7-9 77.8 3-5 60.0

51

32

35

0

89

61

138 156

0

501

2-3

66.7

7-7 100.0

35-38

92.1

31-32

96.9

1-6

1-2 50.0

1-1 100.0

PATs
Lg Made Att 2-Pt Pts.
55
31 35
0 106

4-5 80.0

0.0

7-8 87.5

Pct.
78.1

35-45

1-1 100.0

77.8 20-32

19-24 79.2

62.5 121-147

82.3

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JuJu smith-Schuster
7 | WIDE RECEIVER

HT: 6-1 | WT: 215 | Born: 11/22/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 8/2
GP/GS (Playoffs) 90/72 (6/5) | Acq: UFA (KC)-23
College: Southern California | Hometown: Long Beach, Calif.
SUPER BOWLS: 22

PRO BOWLS: 18

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSJuJu Smith-Schuster was signed by the New England Patriots as an unrestricted free agent from Kansas City on March
17, 2023 ... Originally drafted by Pittsburgh in the second
round (62nd overall) of the 2017 NFL Draft ... Re-signed by
Pittsburgh as an unrestricted free agent (3/19/21) ... Signedby Kansas City as an unrestricted free agent from Pittsburgh(3/21/22).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (11/7)• Appeared in 11 games with seven starts and finished with29 receptions for 260 yards (9.0 avg) and 1 touchdown.
Was inactive for four games due to injury - at Las Vegas(10/15), vs. Buffalo (10/22), vs. Kansas City (12/17) and at
Denver (12/24) - before being placed on the injured reserve list on Dec. 30.
• Made his Patriots debut in the season opener, starting at
wide receiver vs. Philadelphia (9/10). Recorded 4 receptions for 33 yards.
• Saw action in the fourth quarter at Miami (10/29) after
missing two games due to a injury. Found the end zone on
a 3-yard pass from QB Mac Jones on fourth down midway
in the fourth quarter for his first touchdown with the Patriots.
• Had 51 receiving yards on a season-high 6 receptions vs.
Washington (11/5).
• Finished with 4 receptions for a season-high 90 yards at
Pittsburgh (12/7). Set up the first Patriots touchdown witha season-long 37-yard reception from QB Bailey Zappe in
the first quarter.

EXTRA POINTS• JuJu Smith-Schuster was originally born as simply John
Smith. The origin of the nickname came from JuJu’s
aunt when he was just a few years old. His aunt originally began calling him John-John but quickly switched
it to JuJu, which permanently stuck. When he was justeight years old, Smith-Schuster changed his name infootball program listings in 2012 from “John” to “JuJu.”
When he was 18 he legally changed his last name from
“Smith” to “Smith-Schuster” as a tribute to his stepfather who helped raise him. He told the Los Angeles
Times the last name change just felt like the right thingfor him to do.
• Smith-Schuster grew up playing in the Snoop YouthFootball League, founded by famous rapper Snoop
Dogg. Snoop Dogg served as a coach in the league
and even coined the nickname “SportsCenter” forSmith-Schuster.

UPDATED STATISTICS
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SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHSREGULAR SEASON:
Receptions:13

Two Times: Most Recent:			at Denver (11/25/2018)

Receiving Yards:

at Detroit (10/29/17)

193

Receiving TDs: 2

Two Times: Most Recent:• Signed with Kansas City as an unrestricted free agent on
March 21.

			at New York Giants (9/14/20)• Played in 16 games with 14 starts and recorded 78 receptions for 933 yards and 3 touchdowns.

			2022 (16/14, 3/2 – KANSAS CITY)• Eclipsed 100 yards receiving two times:• Week 7 at San Francisco (124)• Week 6 vs. Buffalo (113)• Totaled 7 receptions for 124 yards and 1 touchdown at San
Francisco (10/23).
• Played in three postseason games, including a start in Super Bowl LVII vs. Philadelphia (2/12) and finished with 10
receptions for 89 yards.
• Recorded 5 receptions for 113 yards and 1 touchdown vs.
Buffalo (10/16).
• Started in Super Bowl LVII vs. Philadelphia (2/12) and fin-

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Long:

97t

Two Times: Most Recent:at Denver (11/25/18)

ished with 7 receptions for 53 yards.

2021 (5/5, 1/1 – PITTSBURGH)• Was limited to playing and starting in just the first fivegames of the regular season due to an injury which placed
him on injured reserve.
• Returned to action in the Wild Card game at Kansas City
and recorded 5 receptions for 26 yards.
• Finished the season with 20 receptions for 155 yards.

2020 (16/14, 1/1 – PITTSBURGH)• Played in 16 games with 14 starts and recorded 97 receptions for 831 yards and a career-high 9 touchdowns.

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100-YARD CAREER GAMESREGULAR SEASON:OPPONENT

DATE

193

at Detroit

10/29/17

189

at Denver

11/25/18

157

vs. Cleveland

1/10/21130

at Oakland

12/9/18124

at San Francisco

10/23/22

121

vs. Kansas City

9/16/18119

at Cleveland

9/9/18116

at Tampa Bay

9/24/18115

at New Orleans

12/23/18

114

vs. New England

12/17/17

113

vs. Buffalo

10/16/22

111

at Cincinnati

10/14/18

104

at Jacksonville

11/18/18

103

vs. Miami

10/28/19

POSTSEASON:
143

vs. Cleveland• Only NFL player since the 1970 merger to register at
least 250 receptions, 3,300 receiving yards and 21 receiving TDs before his 24th birthday.
• Youngest player in NFL history to reach 2,500 career
receiving yards.• Amassed 5 TD catches before turning 21, the most in
NFL history by a player before his 21st birthday.
ceptions for 1,426 yards and seven touchdowns.
• Eclipsed 100 yards receiving eight times:

Players

YARDS

SETTING RECORDS• Week 16 at New Orleans (115)• Week 14 at Oakland (130)• Week 12 at Denver (189)• Week 11 at Jacksonville (104)• Week 6 at Cincinnati (111)• Week 3 at Tampa Bay (116)• Week 2 vs. Kansas City (121)• Week 1 at Cleveland (119)12/31/17• Tallied 27 receptions for 356 yards and a touchdown in thefirst three games of the season.

HONORS & AWARDS• Had his first two touchdown reception game at Oakland(12/9). Finished the game with 6 receptions for 69 yards
and 2 touchdowns.

2018: Pro Bowl

2017: PFWA All-Rookie Team, AFC Offensive Player of the
Week (Wk 8 and Wk 17)• Ranked fifth in the AFC and ninth in the NFL in receptions.
Tied for fourth in the AFC and ninth in the NFL with his 9receiving touchdowns.
• Eclipsed 100 yards receiving one time:• Wild card game vs. Cleveland (157)• Opened the season at N.Y. Giants (9/14) with 6 receptions for 69 yards and 2 touchdowns. It was his second
two-touchdown game.
• Had 9 receptions for 96 yards vs. Indianapolis (12/27).
• Finished with 13 receptions for 157 yards and 1 receiving
touchdown in the Wild Card game vs. Cleveland (1/10). The
13 receptions ranked tied for fourth in NFL postseason history.

2019 (12/12 – PITTSBURGH)• Played in 12 games with 12 starts and recorded 42 receptions for 552 yards and 3 touchdowns.
• Missed four games due to injury.
• Eclipsed 100 yards receiving one time:• Week 8 vs. Miami (103)• Had 5 receptions for 103 yards, including a 34-yard touchdown vs. Miami (10/28).
• Recorded a 76-yard touchdown reception at San Francisco(9/2219).

2018 (16/13 – PITTSBURGH)• Played in 16 games with 13 starts and finished with 111 re-

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Finished with 13 receptions for 189 yards and a touchdown
at Denver (11/25).

2017 (14/7, 1/1 – PITTSBURGH)• Saw action in 14 games with seven starts in the regularseason and one start in the postseason. Tallied 58 receptions for 917 yards and 7 touchdowns.
• Eclipsed 100 yards receiving three times:• Week 17 vs. Cleveland (143)• Week 14 vs. New England (114)• Week 12 at Detroit (193)• Led all NFL rookies and set a franchise record for receiving
yards by a rookie with 917 in the regular season. Also led
all rookies in touchdown catches (7) and receptions of 40plus yards (6).
• Had 3 receptions for 16 yards and 1 touchdown vs. Minnesota (9/17). At just 20 years old on game day, he became
the youngest player to score a touchdown in the NFL since
Chicago’s Andy Livingston in 1964.
• Set a career high in receiving yards with 193 at Detroit(10/29). Had 7 receptions for 193 yards and 1 touchdown.
• Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week at Detroit (10/29)
after a seven reception, 193-yard effort that included a 87yard touchdown reception.
• Recorded a kickoff return for a touchdown and a touchdown reception vs. Cleveland (12/31) and was named AFC
Special Teams Player of the Week.
• Caught a 4-yard touchdown pass in the divisional playoff
game vs. Jacksonville (1/14).

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COLLEGE

triots Hall of Famer Willie McGinest attended.

• Saw action in 40 games with 39 starts at USC (2014-16).
Totaled 213 receptions for 3,092 yards and 25 touchdowns
and 12 100-receiving yard games.
• Named first-team All-Pac-12 in 2015 and earned second-team All-Pac-12 honors in 2014 and 2016.
• Started 13 games and recorded 70 receptions for 914 yards
and 10 touchdowns in 2016.

Players• Earned second-team All-American honors by the AP,
SI.com and Sporting News as he led the Pac-12 in receiving
yards (1,454) which were the third-most in single-season
school history.

• As a senior, named to the Prep Start All-American Dream
Team, and named Cal-Hi Sports All-State first-team, All-CIF
Pac-5 Division, Los Angeles Times All-Area, Orange County Register Fab 15 first-team, Long Beach Press-Telegram
Dream Team and All-Moore League Player of the Year.
• As a junior, named Cal-Hi Sports California Junior of theYear, and named Cal Hi Sports All-State first team, Max
Preps All-State Division I first-team, ALL-CIF Pac-5 Division
Co-Offensive Player of the Year, Los Angeles Time All-Areaand Long Beach Press Telegram All-Area Player of the Year.

• Started 14 games and posted 89 receptions for 1454 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns in 2015.
• Played in 13 games and started in 12, tallied 54 receptionsfor 724 yards and five touchdowns.

PERSONAL• Attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School and playedwide receiver and safety. This is the same high school Pa-

Juju smith-Schuster statistics

POS: WR HT: 6-1 WT: 215 LBS YEAR: 8TH ACQ: UFA (KC)-23 COLLEGE: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BORN: 11/22/96

REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2017

Team
Steelers

G/S
14/7

NO
58

YDS
917

RECEIVING
AVG
15.8

LG
97t

TD
7

NO
0

YDS
0

RUSHING
AVG
0.0

LG
0

TD
0

2018

Steelers

16/13

111

1426

12.8

97t

7

1

13

13.0

13

0

2019

Steelers

12/12

42

552

13.1

76t

3

0

0

0.0

0

0

2020

Steelers

16/14

97

831

8.6

31t

9

0

0

0.0

0

0

2021

Steelers

5/5

15

129

8.6

24

0

3

9

3.0

3t

1

2022

Chiefs

16/14

78

933

12.0

53

3

0

0

0.0

0

0

2023

Patriots

11/7

29

260

9.0

37

1

0

0

0.0

0

0

90/72

430

5,048

11.7

97t

30

4

22

5.5

13

1

Totals – 7 Years

Additional Statistics: 9 kickoff returns for 240 yards with a 96-yard touchdown return vs. Cleveland on Dec. 31, 2017

POSTSEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2017

Team
Steelers

G/S
1/1

NO
3

YDS
5

RECEIVING
AVG
1.7

LG
4t

TD
1

NO
0

YDS
0

RUSHING
AVG
0.0

LG
0

TD
0

2020

Steelers

1/1

13

157

12.1

2021

Steelers

1/1

5

26

5.2

33

1

0

0

0.0

0

0

7

0

0

0

0.0

0

2022

Chiefs

3/2

10

89

0

8.9

16

0

0

0

0.0

0

Totals – 4 Years

6/5

31

277

0

8.9

33

2

0

0

0.0

0

0

Additional Statistics: 1 kickoff return for 23 yards vs. Jacksonville on Jan. 14, 2018.

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Sidy Sow

62 | GUARD

HT: 6-5 | WT: 318 | Born: 6/10/1998 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs) 15/13 (0/0) | Acq: D4c-23 (117th)
College: Eastern Michigan | Hometown: Bromont, Quebec

Sidy Sow was drafted by the New England Patriots in the
fourth round (117th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (15/13)• Appeared in 15 games and started in 13 at right guard. Also
saw significant time on special teams on the field goal andextra point units.
• Worked at tackle and guard during the preseason.
• Only committed one penalty all year.
• Missed two games due to injury, vs. Miami (9/17) and at N.Y.
Jets (9/17).
• Made his first career start at right guard due to an injured
Mike Onwenu in the season opener vs. Philadelphia (9/10).
• Saw action on the field goal unit at Dallas (10/1) after missing two games due to injury.
• Took over as the starter at right guard at Las Vegas (10/15)
when OL Mike Onwenu was moved to right tackle.
• Started at right guard at Miami (10/29). Atonio Mafi substituted in for Sow for a series in the fourth quarter.
• Moved from right guard to left tackle when Mafi entered
the game at right guard following an injury to left tackle
Vederian Lowe vs. the N.Y. Jets (1/7).

COLLEGE• Earned First-team All-MAC accolades, appearing and starting in all 13 games for the Eagles at left guard.

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PRONOUNCED sih-TEE SEW
CAREER TRANSACTIONSClick or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.
played (57) and games started (55).
• Ended his college career with 49 consecutive starts.
• Anchored EMU’s experienced group in the trench andhelped turn the EMU offense into one of the best scoring
units in the Mid-American Conference in 2021.

HIGH SCHOOL• Attended Joseph-Hermas Leclerc High School.
• Also played football at Champlain College Lennoxville.
• Was a two-time member of Team Quebec and Team Canada for football.
• Named a team captain of Team Quebec in 2015, guidingthem to a Canadian Cup Championship.
• Played in the 2016 International Bowl for Team Canada at
AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys.
• Also was named team captain.

PERSONAL• Full name: Cheikhe Sidy Sow.
• Son of Vicky Lavalliere.
• Has two sisters, Yacine Sow and Bryana Tabet-Lavalliere.
• Criminal justice major.

• Became Eastern Michigan’s all-time leader in games

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Rhamondre Stevenson
38 | RUNNING BACK

Players

HT: 6-0 | WT: 227 | Born: 2/23/1998 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 4/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 41/21 (1/0) Acq: D4-21 (120th)
College: Oklahoma | Hometown: Las Vegas, Nev.

PRONOUNCED ruh-MON-dray
CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Rhamondre Stevenson was drafted by the New England Patriots in the fourth round (120th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (12/12)• Played and started in 12 games and recorded 619 rushingyards on 156 carries (4.0 avg) with 4 rushing touchdowns
and 238 receiving yards on 38 receptions.
• Was inactive due to injury for three games of the season- at Pittsburgh (12/7), vs. Kansas City (12/17) and at Denver(12/24) - before being placed on injured reserve on Dec.
27.
• Compiled three straight games with 100 total yards:• Week 9 vs. Washington (129 - 87 rush, 42 rec.)• Week 12 vs. Indianapolis (102 - 88 rush, 14 rec.)• Week 13 at N.Y. Giants (107 - 98 rush, 9 rec.)• Started a crucial 2-minute drive in the fourth quarter witha 34-yard reception and had a 10-yard rush that put the
Patriots inside the Bills 10-yard line, which led to a TE Mike
Gesicki touchdown to take the lead with 12 seconds left in
the game vs. Buffalo (10/22) in a 29-25 win.
• Took a handoff from QB Mac Jones on a 1st-and-10 in thesecond quarter vs. Washington (11/5) where he took it 64
yards for a touchdown. It marked his longest career rush
and rushing touchdown and gave the Patriots a 17-10 lead.
He now has three touchdown runs of at least 30 yards in
his career. Finished the game with 9 carries for 87 yards fora 9.7-yard average, the highest average of his career andthe third time he has at least a 9.0-yard average.
• Had a season-high 98 yards rushing at New York Giants(11/26), and with 9 receiving yards, he finished with 107
scrimmage yards and a touchdown that came in the third
quarter. He became only the second Patriots player in thelast 10 seasons to have three straight games of at least 100
yards from scrimmage.
• Was injured in the first quarter vs. Los Angeles Chargers(12/3) and did not return.

2022 (17/7)• Played in 17 games with seven starts at running back andrecorded career highs with 210 carries for 1,040 yards with
5 touchdowns. Also registered 69 receptions for 421 yards
and 1 receiving touchdown.
• Reached 1,000 yards rushing for the first time in his career,
the 17th time in team history that the team had a player
reach 1,000 yards in a season.

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VIDEO FEATURE
Follow Rhamondre Stevenson's journey to the NFL from not being eligible
for a NCAA scholarship due to grades,
to working at Walmart, to JUCO, thento being an honor roll student andstandout running back at Oklahoma,
to being drafted by the Patriots in the
fourth round of the 2021 Draft.

EXTRA POINTS• While in high school, RB Rhamondre Stevenson
started gaining attention for the impressive stats heposted as a junior. Unfortunately, due to his grades,
Stevenson was academically ineligible to receive afootball scholarship despite being recruited. Following his senior year of high school, Stevenson took
a year off from football working part-time jobs at
Wal-Mart and Jimmy John’s. But after a year away,
he decided to follow a group of his friends and enroll in Cerritos Community College. During his time at
Cerritos, he shared a two-bedroom apartment withup to six other guys at times and rode his bicycle 20
minutes to and from practice every day. After putting
up monster stats in his second season at Cerriots, hecommitted to Oklahoma. Oklahoma led him to the2021 NFL Draft where in the fourth round on the third
day the Patriots selected Stevenson. In addition heworked on his academics and made the Dean’s List
while at Oklahoma.

SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHSREGULAR SEASON:
Attempts:

25

vs. Detroit (10/9/22)

Rushing Yards:

172

at Las Vegas (12/18/22)

Rushing TDs: 2
			Longest Run:

64t:

Receptions: 9
Receiving Yards:

76

Longest Reception: 41

Three Times: Most Recent:at Cleveland (10/16/22)
vs Washington (11/05/23)
at Minnesota (11/24/22)
at Minnesota (11/24/22)
at Carolina (11/07/21)

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CATCHING IN 2022
• Stevenson finished the 2022 season with ateam-leading 69 receptions, the fourth-most by arunning back in team history.
MOST RECEPTIONS IN A SEASON BY A PATRIOTS
RUNNING BACK
PlayerYear
Receptions
James White.........................2018............................... 87
Tony Collins........................... 1986............................... 77
James White.........................2019............................... 72
Rhamondre Stevenson.... 2022...........................69
Leroy Thompson.................. 1994...............................65• Scored on a 31-yard touchdown run in the second quarterat Cleveland (10/16). It was his second straight week with a
30-yard run. Had his third two-touchdown game, including
his second against Cleveland. In addition to the 31-yard
touchdown run, he also had a 6-yard touchdown run in the
fourth quarter.
• Had 15 carries for 60 yards rushing vs. Indianapolis (11/6).
Recorded his first career receiving touchdown with a
3-yard pass from QB Mac Jones in the second quarter.
• Had 15 rushing attempts for 26 yards vs. N.Y. Jets (11/20).

2023 - Ezekiel Elliott with 51 receptions
2022 – Rhamondre Stevenson with 69 receptions
2018 – James White with 87 receptions
1988 – Reggie Dupard with 34 receptions
1987 – Tony Collins with 44 receptions
1985 – Tony Collins with 52 receptions
1977 – Sam Cunningham with 42 receptions
1976 – Andy Johnson with 29 receptions
1974 – Mack Herron with 38 receptions
1969 – Carl Garrett with 29 receptions• Set career highs in receptions and receiving yards at Minnesota (11/24) after finishing with 9 receptions for 76 yards.
His previous high in receptions was 8 vs. Chicago (10/24)
and his previous high in receiving yards was 72 yards at
N.Y. Jets (10/30/22).

MOST RECEPTIONS BY AN NFL RUNNING BACK IN 2022

• He entered the game at Buffalo (1/8) with 986 rushingyards and was 14 yards short of 1,000 yards. He reachedthe milestone on an 18-yard run in the second quarter.

PlayerReceptions
Austin Ekeler........................................................ 107
Christian McCaffrey..............................................85
Leonard Fournette................................................ 73
Rhamondre Stevenson.................................. 69

MOST RECEIVING YARDS BY A RUNNING BACK IN 2022
PlayerReceiving Yards
Christian McCaffrey.............................................741
Austin Ekeler....................................................... 722
Leonard Fournette............................................. 523
Jerick McKinnon.................................................. 512
Alvin Kamara....................................................... 490
Joe Mixon............................................................. 441
Rhamondre Stevenson................................ 421
Josh Jacobs........................................................ 400• Had a team-leading 69 receptions, the fourth-most by arunning back in team history. It is the ninth time in teamhistory that a running back has led the team in receptions
in a season.
• His 69 receptions were fourth among running backs in
2022 and his 421 receiving yards were seventh among all
running backs.
• Had two 100-yard games• Week 5 vs. Detroit (161)• Week 14 at Las Vegas (172)• Had four 30-yard runs, including a 34-yard touchdown run
at Las Vegas (12/18) and a 31-yard touchdown run at Cleveland (10/16).

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Players

PATRIOTS RUNNING BACKS WHO LED THE TEAM IN
RECEPTIONS• Finished with 25 rushing attempts for 161 yards for a 6.4yard average vs. Detroit (10/9). Had 27 overall offensive
touches with 25 rushing attempts and two receptions. It is
the most offensive touches since RB Dion Lewis had 32 offensive touches with 26 rushing attempts and 6 receptions
on Dec. 31, 2017 vs. the New York Jets.

• Went over 100 yards for the second time in 2022 andfor the fourth time in his career after finishing with a career-high 172 yards on 19 carries for 9.1-yards per carry at
Las Vegas (12/18). Stevenson’s 172-yards are the most by a
Patriots player since LeGarrette Blount had 189 yards rushing vs. Buffalo on Dec. 29, 2013.

2021 (12/2, 1/0)
• Played in 12 games with two starts and finished with 606
rushing yards on 133 attempts with 5 touchdowns and 14
receptions for 123 yards.
• Compiled two 100-yard performances:• Week 10 vs. Cleveland (100)• Week 16 vs. Jacksonville (107)• Had two 2-rushing touchdown games:• Week 10 vs. Cleveland• Week 16 vs. Jacksonville• Inactive at N.Y. Jets (9/19), vs. New Orleans (9/26), vs. Tampa Bay (10/3), vs. N.Y. Jets (10/24) and was on the Reserve/
COVID-19 list vs. Buffalo (12/26).
• Scored his first NFL touchdown on a 1-yard run in the fourth
quarter vs. Dallas (10/17). Carried the ball five times for 23
yards to go with three receptions for 39 yards.
• Led the team in rushing yards (62) and receiving yards (44)at Carolina (11/7). Connected with QB Mac Jones on a shortpass that resulted in a 41-yard gain to help set up the Patriots first score of the day when RB Damien Harris scoredon a 3-yard touchdown run. Stevenson left the game in the
fourth quarter due to injury and did not return.
• Made his first NFL career start vs. Cleveland (11/14).
Recored his first 100-yard game and his first two-touchdown game. Stevenson finished with 100 yards on 20 carries for a 5.0-yard average. He scored on a 5-yard run in
the second quarter and a 2-yard run in the third quarter.

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• Ran for a game-high 69 yards at Atlanta (11/18) on 12 carries to go with one catch for 9 yards.

• Ranked fifth nationally in yards per rush (7.2) over the2019 and 2020 seasons combined.

• Carried the ball a career-high 24 times at Buffalo (12/6)
totaling 78 yards.

• Played in six games and rushed 101 times for a team-high
665 yards and seven touchdowns in 2020 (110.8 yards
per game and 6.6 yards per rush).

Players• Started at running back at Indianapolis (12/18), carrying
the ball 10 times for 36 yards, with an additional 4 yards
on 1 catch.

• Also registered 18 receptions (3.0 per game) for 211 yards(11.7 per catch) in 2020.
• Named Outstanding Offensive Player of the 2020 Cotton
Bowl after rushing 18 times for a career-high 186 yards
and a touchdown in 55-20 win over Florida.

• Returned to action vs. Jacksonville (1/2), putting together
his second 100-yard rushing game after finishing with 107
yards on 19 carries for a 5.6-yard average. He had his first
100-yard game vs. Cleveland on Nov. 14 with 100 yards on
20 carries. He also had his second two-touchdown gameof his career after scoring on a 1-yard touchdown run in
the third quarter and a 6-yard run in the fourth quarter forhis second two-touchdown game of the season.

• Played in 13-of-14 games in 2019 and rushed 64 times for
515 yards and six touchdowns. Also caught 10 passes for
87 yards.
• Led the nation (among players with at least 50 rushes)with 8.0 yards per carry.

• Played in his first playoff game in the Wild Card Roundloss at Buffalo (1/15), rushing for 27 yards and catching 4
passes for 33 yards.

PERSONAL• Attended Centennial High School in Las Vegas, Nev. Asa junior in 2015, he was the Las Vegas Sun High School
Player of the Year.

COLLEGE• Won Big 12 championships in both seasons at Oklahoma.

• Chose Oklahoma in 2019 after playing two years at Cerritos College in California. As a recruit, he held scholarshipoffers from USC, Texas and Kansas State, among others.

• Played in 19 career games with five starts and rushed 165
times for 1,180 yards and 13 touchdowns. Also caught 28
passes for 298 yards.

• Majored in human relations at Oklahoma.

Rhamondre Stevenson statistics

POS: RB HT: 6-0 WT: 227 LBS YEAR: 4TH ACQ: D4-21 (120TH) COLLEGE: OKLAHOMA BORN: 2/23/98

REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
RUSHING
LG
AVG
4.6
21

Year
2021

Team
Patriots

GP/GS
12/2

NO
133

YDS
606

2022

Patriots

17/7

210

1,040

5.0

2023

Patriots

12/12

156

619

4.0

Totals 3 Years

41/21

499

2,265 4.5

Year
Team
2021 Patriots
Totals – 1 Year

G/S
1/0
1/0

NO
8
8

YDS
27
27

POSTSEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS

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RUSHING
AVG
3.4
3.4

RECEIVING
LG
AVG
8.8
41

TD
5

NO
14

YDS
123

49

5

69

421

6.1

40

1

64t

4

38

238

6.3

34

0

64t

14

121

782

6.5

41

1

LG
8
8

TD
0
0

NO
4
4

YDS
33
33

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
8.3
15
8.3
15

TD
0

TD
0
0

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COLE STRANGE
69 | GUARD

HT: 6-5 | WT: 310 | Born: 7/31/1998 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 27/27 (0/0) | Acq: D1-22 (29th)
College: Chattanooga | Hometown: Knoxville, Tenn.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (10/10)• Was slowed at the start of the year by an injury that hesuffered in training camp that forced him to miss the entire
preseason.
• Returned to action Week 2 vs. Miami (9/17).
• Played and started in 10 games, all at left guard. He wasinactive for four games - vs. Philadelphia (9/10), at Dallas(10/1), vs. New Orleans (10/8) and at Las Vegas (10/15) - dueto injury.
• Made his first start of the season vs. Miami (9/17) after
missing the preseason and Week 1. In the final minutes ofthe fourth quarter, Strange caught a lateral from TE Mike
Gesicki when the team was trying to convert a fourth-down
attempt and gained 3 yards.
• Started at left guard at the New York Jets (9/24). Spelled by
Atonio Mafi in the fourth quarter.
• Returned to the starting lineup vs. Buffalo (10/22) at left
guard after missing three games due to injury.
• Started at left guard vs. Kansas City (12/17) but left in thesecond quarter due to injury.
• Placed on injured reserve on Dec. 18.

2022 (17/17)• Served as the starting left guard for all 17 games of the 2022
regular season.
• Started in the season opener at Miami (9/11). He became the25th Patriots rookie under Bill Belichick to start on opening
day.

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Players

Cole Strange was drafted by the New England Patriots in thefirst round (29th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft.

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EXTRA POINTS• Cole Strange is the first Patriots player to be draftedfrom Chattanooga since RB Mario Grier in 1996 in thesixth round. Grier played in 32 games for New England from 1996 through 1997.
• He is also the highest drafted player from Chattanooga, overtaking WR Terrell Owens, who was the 89thpick overall in the third round of the 1996 draft by San
Francisco.
• Strange started wearing the vertical bar facemask
his senior season at Chattanooga. The idea started
when the veteran offensive line group, who had been
together for four years, wanted to do something different to finish out their final season playing alongside each other. So they decided to all wear the same
facemask and landed on the vertical bar. Strange
brought the bar with him to the NFL and is one of only
three NFL regulars to sport the vertical bar in theirfacemask.

VIDEO FEATURE• Click or scan this QR code to follow Cole
Strange's NFL draft journey.

FOUNDATION STORY• Click or scan this QR code to follow
Cole Strange's foundation.

• Five-year starter on the offensive line using the COVID-19 rule
for a sixth year of eligibility in 2021.
• Second Chattanooga player (Keionta Davis-2017) to compete inboth the Reese’s Senior Bowl & NFL Scouting Combine.
• 2021 All-America First Team: Stats Perform, AFCA, Walter Camp,
HERO Sports & Phil Steele.
• 2021 All-America Third Team: AP, 3-time All-Southern Conference.
• Played in 49 games with 44 starts.
• Sat out the year as a redshirt in 2016.

PERSONAL• All-State selection as a senior at Farragut Academy in Knoxville, Tenn.
• KIL Defensive Player of the Year playing for Eddie Courtney.
• Twice named team captain and a two-time all-district player,
leading the Admirals to a 10-2 record as a senior.
• Played in the Tennessee-Kentucky Border Bowl earning Defensive MVP & All-Bowl team.
• Honor Roll student.
• Full name is Devin Cole Strange.

• 2-star prep prospect according to Rivals.com and247Sportscom.

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SIONE TAKITAKI
16 |linebacker

HT: 6-1 | WT: 245 | Born: 6/8/1995 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 6/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 72/36 (3/3) | Acq: UFA (CLE)-24
College: Brigham Young | Hometown: Menifee, Calif.
PRONOUNCED see-OH-nay TOCK-ee-TOCK-ee

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Sione Takitaki was signed by the New England Patriots as anunrestricted free agent from Cleveland on March 14, 2024 ...
Originally drafted by Cleveland in the third round (80th overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft ... Re-signed by Cleveland as anunrestricted free agent (3/16/24).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (15/7, 1/1) - CLEVELAND)• Played in 15 games with 7 starts and finished the year with64 total tackles, 2 sacks, 1 interception, 3 passes defensed
and 2 special teams tackles.
• Recorded an interception in the fourth quarter vs. Arizona(11/5).
• Registered a career-high 16 total tackles vs N.Y. Jets
(12/28).
• Started in the Wild Card game at Houston (1/13).

2022 (12/8 - CLEVELAND)• Played in 12 games with 8 starts and finished with a career-high 69 total tackles, 1 sack, 1 forced fumble and 2
special teams tackles.
• Sustained a season-ending knee injury at Houston (12/4)
and was placed on injured reserve on Dec. 6.

2021 (15/8) - CLEVELAND)• Played in 15 games with 8 starts and finished with 36 total
tackles, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery and 5 special
teams tackles.
• Left the game Week 3 vs. Cincinnati (9/26) with a head injury and was inactive Week 4 at Green Bay (10/3).

2020 (15/12, 2/2) - CLEVELAND)• Played 15 games with 12 starts and finished with 55 total
tackles, 1 sack, 1 interception that he returned 50 yards fora touchdown and a team-leading 12 special teams tackles.

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• Started both postseason games, vs. Pittsburgh (1/10) in theWild Card round and at Kansas City in the Divisional round(1/17) and finished with 8 total tackles and 1 interception.
• Registered his first career interception when he picked off
QB Carson Wentz and returned it 50 yards for a touchdown
in the second quarter vs. Philadelphia (11/22).

2019 (15/1 - CLEVELAND)• Played in 15 games with 1 start and finished with 16 total
tackles and 5 special teams tackles.
• Made his first NFL start vs. Baltimore (12/22).

COLLEGE• In four seasons (2014-18) at BYU, he totaled 237 total tackles, with 32.5 tackles for loss, and 14.5 sacks.
• As a senior, he served as a team captain and led the teamwith 118 total tackles.
• Set a BYU record for total tackles in a bowl game with 19
during the 2018 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.

PERSONAL• Married (Alyssa), who was a swimmer at BYU.
• Attended Heritage High School in Menifee, Calf. and also
played volleyball.
• Majored in sociology at BYU.
• Youngest of seven with two brothers and four sisters.

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Sione takitaki statistics

POS: LB HT: 6-1 WT: 245 LBS YEAR: 6TH ACQ: UFA (CLE)-24 COLLEGE: BRIGHAM YOUNG BORN: 6/8/95

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Browns

G/S
15/1

TT
16

TACKLES
UT A
S
12
4 0.0

2020

Browns

15/12

55

33

22

1.0

1.0

1

50 50.0 50t

1

1

0

0

0

0

2

2021

Browns

15/8

36

18

18

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

2

2022

Browns

12/8

69

34

35

1.0

5.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

2

2023

Browns

15/7

64

44 20

2.0

11.0

1

0

0.0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

1

72/36 240 141 99

4.0

17.0

2

50 25.0 50t

1

4

2

1

0

0

8

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD
0.0
1
23 23.0 23 0

PD
1

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0 0
0

Totals – 5 Years

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD
0 0.0 0 0
0.0
0

PD
0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0 0
1

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
G/S
2/2

TT
8

TACKLES
UT A
S
5 3 0.0

Year
2020

Team
Browns2023

Browns

1/1

3

1

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals – 2 Years

3/3

11

6

5

0.0

0.0

1

23 23.0

23

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

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Year
2019

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JAHLANI TAVAI

48 | LINEBACKER

HT: 6-2 | WT: 255 | Born: 9/28/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 6/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 78/44 (1/0) | Acq: FA-21
College: Hawaii | Hometown: Inglewood, Calif.

Players

PRONOUNCED ja-LAN-EE TAH-vie
CAREER TRANSACTIONSJahlani Tavai was signed by the New England Patriots to the53-man roster from the practice squad on October 13, 2021... Originally drafted by Detroit in the second round (43rdoverall) of the 2019 NFL Draft ... Released by Detroit (8/31/21)... Signed by New England to the practice squad (9/2/21) ...
Elevated by New England to the active roster from the practice squad (9/25/21) ... Reverted back to the New Englandpractice squad (9/27/21) ... Elevated by New England to theactive roster from the practice squad (10/2/21) ... Reverted
back to the New England practice squad (10/4/21).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (17/16)• Played in 17 games with 16 starts and recorded a career-high 107 tackles (63 solo, 44 assists), 1 sack for a lossof 9 yards, 2 interceptions, 4 quarterback hits, 5 tackles forloss, 2 forced fumbles, 5 passes defensed and 3 special
teams tackles.
• Part of the 7th-ranked defense that finished fourth in the
NFL against the run in 2023, allowing 93.2 yards rushing per
game. It is the third lowest in team history since the 1970
merger.
• Compiled 10 or more tackles in two games :• Week 14 at Pittsburgh (14)• Week 17 at Buffalo (10)• He became the first Patriots linebacker with at least two
picks in a season since LB Jamie Collins Sr. had three interceptions in 2019.
• Recorded his first sack of the season on a third-down playin the third quarter at Dallas (10/1) to force the Cowboys tosettle for a field goal.
• Intercepted a pass following a hit by S Jabrill Peppers to
end a Raiders drive at the New England 14-yard line in thefirst quarter at Las Vegas (10/15). It was the second interception of Tavai’s career.
• Recorded his first forced fumble vs. Washington (11/5) asa member of the Patriots when he forced a fumble after ashort gain by RB Brian Robinson Jr. that was recovered by
DL Davon Godchaux at the Washington 25-yard line. The
turnover helped set up the Patriots first touchdown on a
14-yard pass from QB Mac Jones to TE Hunter Henry threeplays later.
• Was a part of a defense vs. Los Angeles Chargers (11/3) thatheld them to just 29 yards on 24 carries for a 1.2-yard average. It is the fewest rushing yards allowed since holding

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the University of Hawaii and now as a
New England Patriots linebacker

EXTRA POINTS• Patriots LB Jahlani Tavai comes from an athletic family:
older brother, J.R., is a former Tennessee Titans linebacker and younger brothers Jonah and Justus playedcollege football at San Diego State.
• Tavai starred in high school as a nose guard. He wasundersized and did not attract the attention of manycolleges. But after finding out one of the English teachers at his high school was the son of then-Hawaii coachNorm Chow, he reached out to the teacher, Cameron
Chow, and asked if Cameron could tell his dad to scout
his tape. Cameron followed up and passed along Jahlani’s tape to his dad, and the very next day Jahlani
had a scholarship offer. According to Jahlani, his football career would have been over after high school if it
wasn’t for this connection.
Miami to 15 yards on Oct. 29, 2015.
• Set a career-high in total tackles with 14 total tackles at
Pittsburgh (12/7).
• Registered his second interception of the season vs. Kansas City (12/17) when he picked off a QB Patrick Mahomes
pass in the fourth quarter.
• Forced a fumble at Denver (12/24) after RB Javonte Williams caught a pass that was recovered by DL Jeremiah
Pharms Jr. at the New England 39-yard line.

2022 (17/12)• Played in 17 games with 12 starts at linebacker and recorded 63 tackles (32 solo, 31 assists), 1½ sacks for a loss of
12.5 yards, 2 passes defensed and six special teams tackles.
• Sacked quarterback Mitch Trubisky for a 5-yard loss on athird-down play in the second quarter to hold the Steelers

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to a field goal at Pittsburgh (9/18). It was his first sack as amember of the Patriots.
• Recorded a season-high 8 total tackles (5 solo, 3 assist) at
Green Bay (10/2).
• Made his first start as a member of the Patriots vs. Detroit(10/9). Part of the defensive unit that pitched a shutout vs.
Lions. Detroit entered the game with the top-ranked offense in the NFL.

2021 (13/0, 1/0)

• Combined for 3 tackles in limited snaps on defense vs.
Jacksonville (1/2), as well as contributing on special teams.
• Played in his first playoff game in the Wild Card Round loss
at Buffalo (1/15).

2020 (16/10 - DETROIT)• Played in 16 games with 10 starts and finished with 56 total
tackles, 2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery and 2 special
teams tackles.
• Logged a career-high 11 tackles and two forced fumbles in
Week 17 vs. Minnesota (1/3/21).

2019 (15/6 - DETROIT)• Played in 15 games with six starts and finished with 57 total
tackles, 2 sacks for 19 yards, 1 interception, 2 passes defensed and 1 forced fumble.

• Went to training camp with Detroit and began the season
on the New England practice squad.

• He was the only rookie in the NFL to post 50 tackles, 5
tackles for loss, 2 sacks and 1 interception in 2019.

• Was elevated to the active roster vs. New Orleans (9/26)
and vs. Tampa Bay (10/3) before being signed to the 53man roster on Oct, 13.

• In Week 15 vs. Tampa Bay (12/15), he recorded his first career interception.

• Finished the season with 6 total tackles, 1 fumble recovery
and 8 special teams tackles.
• Made his Patriots debut vs. New Orleans (9/26), seeing thefield as a linebacker and on special teams.
• Was elevated to the active roster for the second week in a
row vs. Tampa Bay (10/3). Saw the field mostly on special
teams with one defensive snap.
• Recovered a fumble in the fourth quarter vs. Tennessee(11/28).
• Inactive at Buffalo (12/6).

Players• Recorded 5 total tackles (5 solo, 1 assist) vs. Indianapolis(11/6). Also combined with DL Deatrich Wise Jr. on a sackfor a loss of 7.5 yards. It was one of the 9 sacks the defense had, which is a season high and tied for the mostunder Coach Belichick. Played a key role for the defensive
unit that forced the Colts to go 0-for-14 on third down andallowed just 121 total yards of offense.

• Recorded 2 special teams tackles at Indianapolis (12/18)• Notched his first career sacks at Arizona (9/8) in his regularseason debut.

COLLEGE• Played in 47 games in college and finished with 390 total
tackles, 16 1/2 sacks two interceptions, five passes defensed and three forced fumbles.
• He was named First Team All-Mountain West in 2016 andSecond Team All-Mountain West in 2017.

PERSONAL• Prepped at Mira Costa (Manhattan Beach, Calif) HighSchool, where he played defensive line and tight end.

JAHLANI TAVAI statistics
POS: LB HT: 6-2 WT: 255 LBS YEAR: 6TH ACQ: FA-21 COLLEGE: HAWAII BORN: 9/28/96

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2019

Team
Lions

G/S
15/6

TT
57

UT
36

TACKLESA
S
21 2.0

2020

Lions

16/10

56

31

25

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

2

1

0

0

2021

Patriots

13/0

6

3

3

0

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

8

2022

Patriots

17/12

63

32

31

1.5

12.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

6

2023

Patriots

17/16

107

63

44

1.0

9.0

2

2

1.0

2

0

5

2

0

0

0

3

78/44 289 165 124 4.5 40.5

3

4

1.3

2

0

9

5

2

0

0

20

Totals – 5 Years

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
19.0
1
2 2.0
2
0
2

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
1 0
0 0
1
2

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Patriots

G/S
1/0

TT
0

UT
0

TACKLES
A
S
0 0.0

YDS
0.0

Totals – 1 Year

1/0

0

0

0

0.0

Year
2021

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0.0

INTERCEPTIONSNO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0
0 0.0
0
0 0
0

0

0.0

0

0

0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0
0
0
0
0
0

0

0

0

0

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Tyquan Thornton
11 |WIDE RECEIVER

HT: 6-2 | WT: 185 | Born: 8/7/2000 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 22/12 (0/0) | Acq: D2-22 (50th)
College: Baylor | Hometown: Miami, Fla.

Players

PRONOUNCED tie-QUAN
CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Tyquan Thornton was drafted by the New England Patriots inthe second round (50th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (9/3)• Began the season on injured reserve following an injury
suffered in the preseason.
• Played in nine games with three starts and finished with
13 receptions for 91 yards (7.0 avg), also posting 3 rushingattempts for 51 yards.
• Dressed but did not play in one game and was inactive
for two games.
• Activated from injured reserve on Oct. 14.
• Made his 2023 debut after being activated to the 53-man
roster from injured reserve and was in the starting lineup
at Las Vegas (10/15). He caught his first pass of the year on
a 6-yard reception in the third quarter from QB Mac Jones.
• Was active vs. Indianapolis (11/12) but did not see any action.
• Had a 39-yard run in the fourth quarter vs. Los Angeles
Chargers (12/3), the second longest run ever by a Patriots
wide receiver. WR Julian Edelman had a 47-yard run in the
fourth quarter vs. Indianapolis on Nov. 18, 2012.

2022 (13/9)• Played in 13 games with nine starts at wide receiver andrecorded 22 receptions for 247 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Also recorded 3 rushing attempts for 16 yards and 1 rushing touchdown.
• Was placed on injured reserve prior to the season on Sept.
1 due to an injury suffered in the preseason and missed thefirst four games of the season.
• Activated to the 53-man roster and made his NFL debut
in the second quarter vs. Detroit (10/9). His first reception
was a 2-yard gain from QB Bailey Zappe in the third quarter, immediately followed by a 5-yard reception on the nextplay.
• Scored his first NFL touchdown on a 2-yard pass from
Zappe in the third quarter at Cleveland (10/16). Scored his
second touchdown of the day on a 19-yard run. He is thesixth Patriots wide receiver to score on a touchdown run
and first since Cordarrelle Patterson in 2018. He is the first
Patriots wide receiver with a rushing touchdown and a receiving touchdown in the same game since David Patten at
Indianapolis on Oct. 21, 2001.
• Made his first NFL start vs. Chicago (10/24). Had 1 reception for 19 yards.
• Finished with 3 receptions for a team-leading 60 yards vs.

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RUSHING FOR A TD
• Thornton scored his second touchdown of the day
on a 19-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter at
Cleveland on Oct. 16. He is the sixth Patriots wide
receiver to score on a touchdown run and first since
Cordarrelle Patterson in 2018. Thornton is the first Patriots wide receiver with a rushing touchdown and a
receiving touchdown in the same game since David
Patten at Indianapolis on Oct. 21, 2001.
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS BY A PATRIOTS RECEIVER(REGULAR SEASON)
Tyquan Thornton
19-yard run at Cleveland on Oct. 16, 2022
Cordarrelle Patterson
5-yard touchdown run vs. Green Bay on Nov. 4, 2018
David Patten
29-yard touchdown run at Indianapolis on Oct. 21, 2001
Irving Fryar
8-yard touchdown run at Seattle on Nov. 17, 1985
Darryl Stingley
34-yard touchdown run vs. Kansas City on Sept. 18, 1977
Darryl Stingley
23-yard touchdown run vs. Baltimore on Oct. 6, 1974
Deion Branch
23-yard touchdown run in AFC Championship at PittsburghJan. 23, 2005

SECOND-LONGEST RUN• Thornton had a 39-yard run in the fourth quarter vs.
the Los Angeles Chargers on Dec. 3, 2023, the second
longest run ever by a Patriots wide receiver. WR Julian
Edelman had a 47-yard run in the fourth quarter vs. Indianapolis on Nov. 18, 2012.
Miami (1/1). Had 2 receptions of more than 20 yards witha 24-yard pass from QB Mac Jones in the first quarter and29-yard reception in the third quarter for his two longest
receptions. His previous best was a 21-yard reception at
Cleveland on Oct. 16. Capped a 10-play, 81-yard drive witha 7-yard touchdown reception from Jones. It marked his
second receiving touchdown of the season and his firstfrom Jones.

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COLLEGE• Played in 42 games during his college career and finishedwith 143 receptions for 2,242 yards with 19 touchdowns.
Also returned eight kickoffs for 138 yards.
• Started in all 14 games played in 2021 and led the teamwith 62 receptions for 948 yards and 10 touchdowns.
• Ranked 10th all-time on Baylor’s career receiving yards list
with 2,242 receiving yards.
• His 19 career touchdowns is tied for 8th on Baylor’s alltime leader board.
• Ranked 14th in career receptions at Baylor (143).

• Against Texas (10/30), Thornton threw a TD to RJ Sneed in
the first quarter of the game - Baylor’s first passing TD by anon-QB since 2015.
• Had one catch that went for a touchdown in Baylor’s Sugar
Bowl win over Ole Miss (1/1).
• Started in all six games he played in 2020 as a junior andtallied 16 receptions for 158 yards and a touchdown.
• Appeared in 13 games as a sophomore in 2019, starting 11• Had a career night vs. Iowa State (9/28), recording his firstcareer 100+ yard passing performance with 141 yards on
a career-best 11 receptions, tying for 15th most in Baylor
history in a single game, also had 1 TD reception.
• Caught his first touchdown pass of the year, a 9-yd reception, his only catch of the day vs. SFA (8/31).
• Appeared in all 10 games as a freshman in 2018, making
two starts, vs. TCU and at Iowa State.
• Finished with 20 receptions for 354 yards, 3 touchdowns,
5 kick returns for 83 yards and 2 rush attempts for 2 yards.
• Enrolled in Jan. 2018

Players• Finished third in the Big 12 in receiving yards (948) in 2021,
fifth in yards per catch (15.3) and sixth in yards per game
(67.7).

of those, finished with 45 receptions for 782 yards and five
touchdowns.

PERSONAL• Son of Latasha Jackson and Tyron Thornton.
• Majored in communications.
• Two-time All-Dade honoree.
• Also played quarterback as a senior with three touchdown
passes.
• Has four siblings: D’Andre Clayton, Tyron Thornton Jr.,
Shaquise Clayton, Tyquiesha Thornton.

Tyquan thornton statistics
POS: WR HT: 6-2 WT: 185 LBS YEAR: 3RD ACQ: D2-22 (50TH) COLLEGE: BAYLOR BORN: 8/7/00

REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
Team
2022 Patriots
2023 Patriots
Totals – 2 Year

G/S
NO
13/9
22
9/3
13
22/12 35

YDS
247
91
338

RECEIVING
AVG
11.2
7.0
9.7

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LG
29
15
29

TD
2
0
2

NO
3
3
6

YDS
16
51
67

RUSHING
AVG
LG
5.3
19t
17.0
15
11.2
19t

TD
1
0
1

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Players

HT: 6-1 | WT: 240 | Born: 9/18/1998 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/5
GP/GS (Playoffs): 51/3 (1/0) | Acq: D2b-20 (60th)
College: Michigan | Hometown: Miami, Fla.

PRONOUNCED OO-shay
CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Joshua Uche was drafted by the New England Patriots in thesecond round (60th overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (15/2)

UPDATED STATISTICS
Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

HONORS & AWARDS• Played in 15 games with two starts, recording 15 tackles(8 solo, 7 assists), 3 sacks for a loss of 20 yards, 6 quarterback hits and 3 tackles for loss. He was inactive fortwo games due to injury - vs. Buffalo (10/22) and at Miami(10/29).

2022: AFC Defensive Player of the Week (Wk. 14)• Part of the 7th-ranked total defense that finished fourth in
the NFL in 2023, allowing 93.2 yards rushing per game. It is
the third lowest in team history since the 1970 merger.

• LB Josh Uche finished with a career-high 11½ sacks in
2022.

• Recorded 1 tackle (1 solo) , 1 quarterback hurry and one
sack that came at the end of the first quarter and led to an
Eagles punt vs. Philadelphia (9/10).
• Made his first start since the 2020 season vs. Miami (9/17).
• Contributed to a defensive unit that held the Jets to just
38 rushing yards and played as a reserve linebacker at the
N.Y. Jets (9/24)• Returned to action vs. Washington (11/5) after missing two
games due to injury.
• Was a part of a defense vs. L.A. Chargers (11/3) that held
them to just 29 yards on 24 carries for a 1.2-yard average.
It is the fewest rushing yards allowed since holding Miami
to 15 yards on Oct. 29, 2015.

CAREER IN SACKS
MOST SACKS WITH NEW ENGLAND
SINCE 2000

Player
Sacks
Matthew Judon (2022)....................................15½
Matthew Judon (2021)............................................12½
Chandler Jones (2015)...........................................12½
Mike Vrabel (2007).................................................12½
Joshua Uche (2022)........................................ 11½
Chandler Jones (2013)............................................11½

VIDEO FEATURE• Credited with a sack at Denver (12/24) on QB Russell Wilson for a loss of 10 yards on a third down in the third quarter, forcing the Broncos to punt. The Patriots would go on
to score a touchdown and take a 16-7 lead in a 26-23 win.

• Click or scan this QR code to follow Josh
Uche's NFL draft journey.

2022 (15/0)

ter dropping Colts QB Sam Ehlinger for a 2-yard loss andan 8-yard loss in the second quarter and a 1-yard sack inthe third quarter. All three of his sacks came on third down
to force a punt, a field goal attempt that was missed andanother punt.

• Played in 15 games at linebacker and recorded careerhighs with 27 total tackles (23 solo, 4 assists), 11½ sacks fora loss of 49.5 yards and 2 forced fumbles.
• Was inactive due to injury at Cleveland (10/16) and vs. Chicago (10/24).
• All of his sacks occurred from Week 8 on. He tied with Nick
Bosa and Haason Reddick for the NFL lead in sacks duringthat time frame.

• Had his second multi-sack game of the 2022 season vs.
Buffalo (12/1) after a sack in the first quarter and forced
fumble on sack in the second quarter.

• Had two 3-sack games and one 2-sack games with threesacks vs. Indianapolis (11/6), three sacks at Arizona (12/12)
and two sacks vs. Buffalo (12/1).

• Had his second three-sack game of the 2022 season at
Arizona (12/12). Andre Tippett (3 in 19856 and 3 in 1987)
and Mike Vrabel (2 in 2007) are the only Patriots playerswith multiple 3-sack games in a season. He was the first
Patriots player since Trey Flowers in 2016 to have back-toback games with at least two sacks. Named AFC Defensive
Player of the Week for his performance.

• Registered a career-high 3 sacks vs. Indianapolis (11/6) af-• Sacked QB Derek Carr for a 5-yard loss in the fourth quar-• Was named AFC Defensive Player of the Week in Week 14
at Arizona (12/12) in the team's 27-13 win.

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ter at Las Vegas (12/18) for his 11th sack of the season. He
now has six sacks in a three-game span, second most inteam history. Uche had 2 sacks vs. Buffalo on Dec. 1, 3
sacks at Arizona on Dec. 12 and his 1 sack against the Raiders. Andre Tippett holds the team record with 7 sacks in athree-game span. Has registered 11 sacks in the last seven
games. Since Week 8 of the season, he is the NFL leader
in sacks with 11. Javon Hargrave of Philadelphia is second
with 9 sacks. Part of the defensive unit that has recorded
48 sacks so far this season.

2021 (12/0, 1/0)

• Played in 12 games and the postseason game as a reserve,
finishing with 12 total tackles, 3 sacks, 4 quarterback hits
and 1 fumble recovery.
• Was inactive vs. New Orleans (9/26) due to injury andmissed four games while on injured reserve.
• Had two fourth quarter sacks at N.Y. Jets (9/19), his first2-sack game in the NFL.
• Recovered a fumble vs. N.Y. Jets (10/24) in the fourth quarter forced by DB Myles Bryant.
• Placed on injured reserve on 11/17.
• Activated off injured reserve on 12/25.
• Played in his first playoff game in the Wild Card Round loss
at Buffalo (1/15).

2020 (9/1)• Made his first NFL start vs. Buffalo (12/28). Posted 2 tackles
before leaving the game due to injury and did not return.

COLLEGE• Was a three-year letterman at Michigan.
• Earned 2019 All-Big Ten second team honors (coaches) andthird-team accolades (media).
• 2019 defensive player of the year as voted on by his teammates.
• Appeared in 40 career games with nine starts at linebacker
and recorded 56 tackles, 16½ sacks, one fumble recovery
and two passes defensed.
• Started nine games at linebacker and played in all 13 contests. Posted a career-best 35 tackles, 8½ sacks, two passes defensed and one fumble recovery.

Players• The Joshua Uche Foundation
was created to empower and provide at-risk youth with educational
advancement, resource programming, mentorship, and mental
health empowerment.
• Josh plans to start an annual
football camp that incorporates
yoga and athletic mobility to show
young athletes that there’s moreto physical fitness than just lifting
weights and running fast.
• On top of the introduction of thefootball camps, Josh Uche is currently in the process of developinga mental health app specified forathletes.

• Registered his first career sack when he dropped Ravens
QB Lamar Jackson for a 7-yard loss in the second quarter inthe win vs. Baltimore (11/15).

• Earned second varsity letter and was All-Big Ten honorable
mention (coaches and media) as a junior in 2018. Played in
12 games and registered 15 tackles, seven sacks and one
pass breakup.
• Earned first varsity letter as a sophomore in 2017. Playedin 10 games and saw action at linebacker in nine contests.
Registered three tackles and one sack.
• Saw action as a reserve linebacker and made two tackles ina Week 15 loss at Miami (12/20).

PERSONAL• Attended the same high school as former Michigan and
NFL quarterback Brian Griese.
• Helped lead team to Florida Class 8A state championshipgame as a junior and senior.
• Tallied 50 tackles and 14 sacks with two forced fumbles asa senior.
• Notched 66 tackles and 10 sacks his junior year.
• Registered 52 tackles, 8½ sacks and two forced fumbles asa sophomore.
• Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts,
majoring in political science.

• Played in nine games with one start and tallied 9 tackles
and 1 sack.
• Was inactive for the season-opener vs. Miami (9/13) and at
Seattle (9/20) before being placed on injured reserve on
Sept. 26. Also missed the final game of the season after
being placed on injured reserve on Dec. 31. Missed fivegames while on injured reserve.
• Was activated off injured reserve on Oct. 31 and made his
NFL debut at Buffalo (11/1). Posted 1 tackle.

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POS: LB HT: 6-1 WT: 240 LBS YEAR: 5TH ACQ: D2b-20 (60TH) COLLEGE: MICHIGAN BORN:9/18/98

Players

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2020

Team
Patriots

G/S
9/1

2021

Patriots

12/0

2022

Patriots

15/0

2023

Patriots

15/2

Totals – 4 Years

51/3

UT
7

TACKLES
A
S
2 1.0

12

10

2

3.0

23.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

27

23

4 11.5

49.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

15

8

7

3.0 20.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

63

48

15 18.5 99.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

2

1

0

0

0

TT
9

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
7.0
0
0 0.0
0
0 0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0 0
0

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Patriots

G/S
1/0

TT
0

UT
0

TACKLES
A
S
0 0.0

YDS
0.0

Totals – 1 Year

1/0

0

0

0

0.0

Year
2021

0.0

INTERCEPTIONSNO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0
0 0.0
0
0 0
0

0

0.0

0

0

0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0
0
0
0
0
0

0

0

0

0

Uche’s Career game-by-game2020		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/13		 Miami					Inactive
09/20 at Seattle					Inactive
09/27		 Las Vegas					Placed on Injured Reserve (9/26)
10/05 at Kansas City
10/18		 Denver
10/25		 San Francisco					Activated to 53-man Roster (10/31)
11/01 at Buffalop
1 1 0 - - - - - 11/09 at N.Y. Jetsp
0 0 0 - - - - - 11/15		 Baltimore p
1 1 0 1.0 7.0 - - - - 11/22 at Houstonp
1 1 0 - - - - - 11/29		 Arizonap
0 0 0 - - - - - 12/06 at L.A. Chargers p
0 0 0 - - - - - 12/10 at L.A. Rams p
2 2 0 - - - - - 12/20 at Miamip
2 1 1 - - - - - 12/28		 Buffalo
S
2 1 1 - - - - - 01/03		 N.Y. Jets					Placed on Injured Reserve (12/31)
2020 Totals
9/1
9 7 2 1.0 7.0 0 0 0 0 0 02021		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/12		 Miamip
1 1 0 1.0 7.0 - - - - - 09/19 at N.Y. Jetsp
3 3 0 2.0 16.0 - - - - - 09/26		 New Orleans			Inactive
10/03		 Tampa Bay p
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 10/10 at Houstonp
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 10/17		 Dallasp
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 10/24		 N.Y. Jetsp
0 0 0 - - - - - - 1 10/31 at L.A. Chargers p
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 11/07 at Carolinap0 0 0 - - - - - - - 11/14		 Clevelandp
2 0 2 - - - - - - - 11/18 at Atlanta		Placed on Injured Reserve (12/31)
11/28		 Tennessee			Injured Reserve12/06 at Buffalo			Injured Reserve
12/18 at Indianapolis			Injured Reserve12/26		 Buffalop
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 01/02		 Jacksonville p
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 01/09 at Miamip
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 2021 Totals
12/0 12 10 2 3.0 23.0 0 0 0 0 1 0
01/15 at Buffalop
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 1/0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 02021 Postseason

200

2022		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/11 at Miami
P
1 1 0 - - - - - - 09/18 at Pittsburgh P
0 0 0 - - - - - - 09/25		 Baltimore P
0 0 0 - - - - - - 10/02 at Green Bay P
1 1 0 - - - - - - 10/09 DetroitP
1 1 0 - - - - - - 10/16 at Cleveland					Inactive							10/24		Chicago					Inactive							10/30 at NY Jets
P
2 2 0 1.0 7.0 - - - - - 11/06		 Indianapolis P
6 5 1 3.0 11.0 - - - - - 11/20		 NY Jets
P
0 0 0 - - - - - - 11/24 at Minnesota P
1 1 0 1.0 9.0 - - - - - 12/01		Buffalo
P
7 6 1 2.0 0.0 - - 1 - - 12/12 at ArizonaP
5 4 1 3.0 17.0 - - - - - 12/18 at Las Vegas P
1 0 1 0.5 2.5 - - 1 - - 12/24		 Cincinnati P
1 1 0 1.0 3.0 - - - - - 01/01		 Miami
P
1 1 0 - - - - - - 01/08 at Buffalo
P
0 0 0 - - - - - - 2022 Totals
15/0 27 23 4 11.5 49.5 0 0 2 0 0 02023		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		Philadelphia P1
1 0 1 - - - - - - 09/17		MiamiS- - - - - - - - - 09/24 at N.Y. JetsP
1
1 - - - - - - - - 10/01 at Dallas
P3
2 1 1 10 - - - - - 10/08		New Orleans S
1
1 - - - - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas
P- - - - - - - - - 10/22		 Buffalo					Inactive
10/29 at Miami 					Inactive
11/05		Washington P- - - - - - - - - 11/12		Indianapolis P- - - - - - - - - 11/26 at N..Y. Giants P- - - - - - - - - 12/03		L.A. Chargers P
2- 2 - - - - - - - 12/07 at PittsburghP- - - - - - - - - 12/17		 Kansas City P1- 1 1 10 - - - - - 12/24 at DenverP2
1 1 1 10 - - - - - 12/31 at Buffalo
P
4
2 2 - - - - - - - 01/07		N.Y. JetsP
- - - - - - - - - 2023 Totals
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26 | CORNERBACK

HT: 6-1 | WT: 195 | Born: 9/16/1998 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 4/4
GP/GS (Playoffs): 20/6 (0/0) | Acq: TR (BAL)-21
College: Ohio State | Hometown: Jacksonville, Fla.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (14/6)

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Shaun Wade was acquired by the New England Patriots ina trade with Baltimore on August 26, 2021 in exchange fora 2022 seventh-round draft pick and a 2023 fifth-rounddraft pick ... Originally drafted by Baltimore in the fifth round(160th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft.

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.
• Played in three games and was inactive for 12 games, finishing with 1 total tackle on defense.

• Played in 14 games and started in six with five at cornerback and one in the nickel defense and recorded 23
tackles (21 solo, 2 assists), 2 tackles for loss and 1 passdefensed.

• Placed on the COVID-19 list for the final game of the regular season and for the postseason.

• He was inactive due to injury in three games - vs. Philadelphia (9/10), at Pittsburgh (12/7) and vs. Kansas City (12/17).

• Saw limited snaps on defense late in the game vs. Tennessee (11/28). Assisted on a fourth quarter tackle for his firstcareer NFL tackle.

• Saw his first action of the season as a reserve defensive
back vs. Miami (9/17).
• Contributed to the New England secondary as a reserve
defensive back at the New York Jets (9/24) and recorded 1
tackle.
• Made his first NFL start when the Patriots opened withthree cornerbacks at Dallas (10/1).
• Saw action on the final play vs Buffalo (10/22) in a prevent
defense to help preserve the 29-25 win.
• Only appeared on three special teams plays at Miami(10/29).
• Made his second start of the season at cornerback vs.
Washington (11/5).
• Was limited to a few plays vs. Los Angeles Chargers (12/3),
due to an illness.

2022 (3/0)• Played in three games and recorded 2 solo tackles.
• Dressed but did not play in three games and was inactive
for 11 games.

• Made his NFL debut at Atlanta (11/18) and saw limited
snaps on defense and special teams.

• Saw limited snaps on defense and special teams at Indianapolis (12/18).

COLLEGE• Consensus All-American by the Associated Press, The
Sporting News, AFCA and ESPN in 2020.
• Totaled 91 tackles, 25 passes defensed, six interceptions,two forced fumbles and two sacks in 35 games with 19
starts during his college career.
• Became Ohio State’s first-ever Tatum-Woodson Big Ten
Defensive Back of the Year award winner in 2020.
• In 2019, was a key member of an Ohio State secondarythat produced the nation’s No. 1 pass defense. The Buckeyes also allowed the fewest total yards and fourth-fewest
points.
• Finished third on the team in 2020 with 35 tackles (24solo), while also leading the team with six passes defensed and two interceptions.

PERSONAL• Played in his first game of the season at Cleveland (10/16).
Saw limited action on defensive and special teams units.
Recorded 1 tackle.

• Prepped at Trinity Christian Academy in Jacksonville, Fla
where he helped his team win four consecutive statechampionships.

• Saw limited action on the defensive unit at Arizona (12/12)
with DB Jalen Mills inactive with an injury and DB Jack
Jones forced out of the game with an injury.

• Grandfather, Curtis Green, played nine NFL seasons as adefensive tackle for the Detroit Lions (1981-89).

• Played one defensive snap vs. Cincinnati (12/24).

• Graduated with a degree in sports industry from Ohio
State.

2021 (3/0, 0/0)

• Was a fifth-round draft pick by Baltimore and went totraining camp with the Ravens before being traded to New
England on Aug, 26.

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POS: CB HT: 6-1 WT: 195 LBS YEAR: 4TH ACQ: TR (BAL)-21 COLLEGE: OHIO STATE BORN: 9/16/98

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSUT0TACKLES
A
S
1 0.0

2

2

0

23

21

2

23

Year
2020

Team
Patriots

G/S
3/0

TT
1

2021

Patriots

3/0

2023

Patriots

14/6

Totals – 3 Years

20/6

26

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0.0
0
0 0.0
0
0 0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0 0
0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

3 0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

Players

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONS
Team
G/S
TT UT
A
S YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
Patriots						Covid Reserve

Totals – 1 Year

202

1/0

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0

0

0

0

0

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94 | DEFENSIVE TACKLE

HT: 6-5 | WT: 307 | Born: 7/22/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 6/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 72/22 (1/0) | Acq: UFA (PIT)-24
College: Arkansas | Hometown: St. Louis, Mo.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (15/0, 1/0 – PITTSBURGH)• Played in 15 games and finished with 15 total tackles andhalf a sack.
• Played in a reserve role in his first postseason game at Buffalo (1/15) in the Wild Card game, assisting with one tackle.

2022 (17/12 – CHICAGO)• Was claimed off waivers by Chicago after being releasedby Minnesota after training camp.
• Played in 17 games with 12 starts and finished with 35 total
tackles and 1 sack.

2021 (17/9 – MINNESOTA)• Played in 17 games with 9 starts and set career highs with46 total tackles, 5 sacks and 2 forced fumbles.
• Had two strip sacks - at Carolina (1017) and vs. Green Bay(11/21).

2020 (16/0 – MINNESOTA)• Appeared in 17 games and finished with 31 total tackles
and half a sack.

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Armon Watts was signed by the New England Patriots as anunrestricted free agent from Pittsburgh on March 15, 2024... Originally drafted by Minnesota in the sixth round (190th
overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft ... Released by Minnesota(8/30/22) ... Claimed off waivers by Chicago from Minnesota (8/31/22) ... Signed by Pittsburgh as an unrestricted free
agent from Chicago (4/12/23).

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.
• Had a season high with 5 total tackles vs. Atlanta (10/18).

2019 (7/1, 0/0 – MINNESOTA)• Played in 7 games with one start and finished with 13 total
tackles, 1.5 sacks, 1 pass defensed and 1 forced fumble.
• Made his NFL debut at Dallas (11/10) and recorded 3 total
tackles and half a sack.
• Made his first career start vs. Chicago (12/29) and had 3
total tackles with 1 forced fumble.
• Was inactive for the first nine weeks of the season.

COLLEGE• Appeared in 29 games with 11 starts at Arkansas (2014-18).
• Finished his career with 62 total tackles, 7 sacks and 3
forced fumbles.
• Moved into the starting lineup as a senior in 2018 and led
Arkansas with 7 sacks and 3 forced fumbles among defensive lineman.

PERSONAL• Attended Christian Brothers High School.
• Helped his school to a 9-3 record in 2013, including an undefeated record in district play.
• Ranked as the No. 10 prospect from Missouri.

Armon watts statistics

POS: DT HT: 6-5 WT: 307 LBS YEAR: 6TH ACQ: FA (PIT)-24 COLLEGE: ARKANSAS BORN: 7/22/96

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTT
13

TACKLES
UT A
S
7
6 1.5

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD
10.0
0
0 0.0 0 0

PD
1

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
1 0
0 0
0

0.5

2.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5.0

34.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

1.0

7.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

9

0.5

4.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

77

8.5

57.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

1

3

0

0

0

0

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD
0.0
0
0 0.0
0 0

PD
0

Year
2019

Team
Vikings

G/S
7/1

2020

Vikings

16/0

31

12

19

2021

Vikings

17/9

46

20

26

2022

Bears

17/12

35

18

17

2023

Steelers

15/0

15

6

Totals – 5 Years

72/22 140

63

Year
2019

Team
Vikings

G/S
0/0

TACKLES
UT A
S
0 0 0.0

2023

Steelers

1/0

1

0

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals – 2 Years

1/0

5

3

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
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Tyrone Wheatley Jr.
72 | TACKLE

HT: 6-6 | WT: 320 | Born: 2/4/1997 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 2/0 (0/0) | Acq: TR (CLE)-23
College: Stony Brook | Hometown: Buffalo, N.Y.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Tyrone Wheatley Jr. was acquired by the New England Patriots in a trade with Cleveland in exchange for RB Pierre Strong
Jr. on August 27, 2023 ... Originally signed by Chicago as a
rookie free agent (6/18/21) ... Released by Chicago (8/31/21) ...
Signed by Chicago to the practice squad (9/4/21) ... Releasedby Chicago (5/6/22) ... Signed by Las Vegas as a free agent(5/16/22) ... Released by Las Vegas (8/17/22) ... Signed byCleveland to the practice squad (9/20/22).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (2/0)• Was acquired in a trade with Cleveland on Aug. 27.
• Played in two games, contributing to the extra point andfield goal units. He was listed as inactive due to injury inthree games - at N.Y. Jets (9/24), at Dallas (10/1) and vs.
New Orleans (10/8) - before being placed on the injured
reserve list on Oct. 14.
• Made his NFL Debut and saw action on the extra point
team as a reserve for vs. Philadelphia (9/10).
• Contributed to the New England field goal unit vs. Miami(9/17).

2022 (0/0 – CLEVELAND)• Spent the year on the Browns practice squad, after being
released by Las Vegas following training camp.

UPDATED STATISTICS
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• In three seasons at Michigan, played in 24 games withthree starts.
• As a junior, posted three receptions for 26 yards.
• As a sophomore, totaled three catches for 35 yards.
• As a freshman, Wheatley was sidelined for the season witha foot injury.

PERSONAL• Attended Canisius High School in Buffalo, N.Y.
• Ranked as the No. 12 overall prospect in the nation by
ESPN.com.
• Father, Tyrone Wheatley, was a star running back at Michigan and played 10 years in the NFL with the New York
Giants (1995-98) and Oakland Raiders (1999-2004). He iscurrently the head coach for Wayne State.
• Originally played tight end before he made the transition
to the offensive line.

2021 (0/0 – CHICAGO)• Spent the year on the Bears practice squad as an offensive
lineman, a position he moved to from a tight end in the2021 Spring League with the Blues.

COLLEGE• Played college football as a tight end.
• Played final collegiate season at Stony Brook after playing
three years at Michigan.
• As a senior at Stony Brook, played in 11 games with eightstarts and totaled six receptions for 36 yards.

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KEION WHITE

99 | DEFENSIVE END

HT: 6-5 | WT: 285 | Born: 1/20/1999 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 2/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 16/4 (0/0) | Acq: D2-23 (46th)
College: Georgia Tech | Hometown: Garner, North Carolina

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (16/4)• Played in 16 games with four starts and recorded 26
tackles (12 solo, 14 assists), 1 sack for a loss of 9 yards,
3 passes defensed, 5 quarterback hits and 3 tackles forloss. He also contributed to the special teams units. He
was inactive for one game due to injury vs. Buffalo (10/22).
• Made his first career NFL start at the N.Y. Jets (9/24).
• Left the game at Las Vegas (10/15) with a head injury anddid not return.
• Returned to action at Miami (10/29) after missing one
game due to injury and was in the starting lineup.

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Keion White was drafted by the New England Patriots in thesecond round (46th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft.

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• Started eight games at tight end for Old Dominion as a redshirt freshman in 2018, hauling in 11 passes for 124 yards.

PERSONAL• One of three siblings in his family (one brother, one sister)• Majored in building construction and facility management.
• Was a two-way starter in high school at tight end and defensive end.

• Recorded his first NFL sack when he brought down QB
Tommy DeVito for a 9-yard sack in the third quarter at New
York Giants (11/28).
• Started at defensive end vs. Los Angeles Chargers (12/3) inplace of Deatrich Wise Jr., who was inactive due to injury.

COLLEGE• Started in all 12 games in 2022, a breakthrough season forthe defensive end.
• Led all defensive linemen and ranked third overall on theteam with 54 tackles, a team-high 14 tackles for loss anda team-best 7½ sacks. He also recorded two quarterback
hurries and one pass breakup.
• Finished sixth in the ACC in TFLs and sixth in sacks.
• Transferred from Old Dominion University to Georgia Techwith two seasons of eligibility remaining.
• Was a second-team all-Conference USA honoree as a
sophomore in 2019 at Old Dominion after starting all 12games at defensive end in his first season at the position,finishing tied for 10th in NCAA Division I FBS with 19 tackles
for loss (which also tied ODU’s single-season record).
• Transitioned to defensive end from tight end during thespring of 2019.

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POS: DL HT: 6-5 WT: 285 LBS YEAR: 2nd ACQ: D2-23 (46TH) COLLEGE: GEORGIA TECH BORN: 1/20/99

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Patriots

G/S
16/4

TT
26

UT
12

Totals – 1 Year

16/4

26

12

TACKLES
A
S YDS
14
1 9.0
14

1

9.0

INTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD0
0 0.0 00 3 0 0
0 0
0

0

0.0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

Players

Year
2023

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Mitchell Wilcox
87| TIGHT END

HT: 6-4 | WT: 250 | Born: 11/7/1996 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 4/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 48/9 (7/0) | Acq: UFA (CIN)-24
College: South Florida | Hometown: Tarpon Springs, Fla.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSUPDATED STATISTICS
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SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

2023 (17/4 - CINCINNATI)

Receptions:		6

at New England (12/24/22)• Played in 17 games with four starts in a two-tight end formation and finished with 9 receptions for 56 receptions.

Receiving Yards:

at New England (12/24/22)• Also had 4 special teams tackles.
• Made his first start of the season vs. Pittsburgh (11/26).
• Caught 2 passes for 20 yards vs. Minnesota (12/16), including a 10-yarder in the 4th quarter that led to a game-tying
touchdown.

Players

Mitchell Wilcox was signed by the New England Patriots as
an unrestricted free agent from Cincinnati on April 22, 2024... Originally signed by Cincinnati as a rookie free agent(4/27/20) ... Released by Cincinnati (9/5/20) ... Signed by
Cincinnati to the practice squad (9/6/20) ... Signed by Cincinnati to the 53-man roster from the practice squad (1/1/21)... Re-signed by Cincinnati (4/8/22) ... Re-signed by Cincinnati(7/24/23).

35

Receiving TDs: 1
Long:

19

at Tampa Bay (12/18/22)
at Tampa Bay (12/18/22)

COLLEGE• Spent five seasons (2015-19) at the University of South Florida with a redshirt year in 2015.

2022 (16/4, 3/0 - CINCINNATI)• Played in 49 games with 40 starts and finished with 100
receptions for 1,326 yards and 11 touchdowns, all records
for tight ends at South Florida.

• Also played in three postseason games and added 2 receptions for 19 yards.

• Also had eight career special teams tackles.

• Played in 16 games with four starts and finished with 17
receptions for 139 yards and 1 touchdown.

• Caught 3 passes for 34 yards, including his first career
touchdown pass on a 12-yard pass in the fourth quarter at
Tampa Bay (12/18).
• Had a season-high 6 catches for 35 yards at New England(12/24).

2021 (15/1, 4/0 - CINCINNATI)• Played in 15 games with one start and finished with 3 receptions for 16 yards.

• Set single-season school records for a tight end with 43
receptions, 540 receiving yards and five touchdowns.

PERSONAL• Attended Tarpon Springs (Fla.) High School outside of Tampa.
• As a senior, he posted 21 catches for 347 yards and 3
touchdowns, while adding 61 tackles on defense.
• Majored in marketing at USF.

• Also had 3 special teams tackles.
• Also played in all four postseason games, including one
offensive snap and 25 special teams snaps in Super Bowl
LVI vs. the Los Angeles Rams (2/13).

2020 (0/0 - CINCINNATI)• Originally joined Cincinnati as a rookie free agent.
• Spent the majority of the season on the practice squad
before being signed to the 53-man roster prior to the final
game of the season.
• Was inactive vs. Baltimore (1/3).

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POS: TE HT: 6-4 WT: 250 LBS YEAR: 4TH ACQ: UFA (CIN)-24 COLLEGE: SOUTH FLORIDA BORN: 11/7/96

Players

REGULAR SEASON RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year
2020

Team
Bengals

G/S
0/0

REC
0

YDS
0

2021

Bengals

15/1

3

16

2022

Bengals

16/4

17

139

2023

Bengals

17/4

9

56

Totals – 3 Years

48/9

29

211

AVG
0.0

LG
0

TD
0

5.3

8

0

8.2

19

1

6.2

12

0

7.3

19

1

Additional Statistics: 7 special Teams tackles - 2023 - 4 special teams tackles, 2021 3 special teams tackles

POSTSEASON RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year
2021

Team
Bengals

2022

Bengals

3/0

2

19

9.5

10

0

Totals – 2 Years

7/0

2

19

9.5

10

0

208

G/S
4/0

REC
0

YDS
0

AVG
0.0

LG
0

TD
0

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Marco Wilson
22 | CORNERBACK

HT: 6-0 | WT: 191 | Born: 3/3/1999 Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 4/2
GP/GS (Playoffs): 44/37 (1/1) | Acq: CW (ARI)-23
College: Florida | Hometown: Plantation, Fla.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSSEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (1/0)• Was claimed off waivers from Arizona and awarded to thePatriots on Dec. 28.

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

Marco Wilson was claimed off waivers and awarded to the
New England Patriots from Arizona on December 8, 2023 ...
Originally drafted by Arizona in the fourth round (136th overall) of the 2021 NFL draft ... Released by Arizona (12/26/23).

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

HONORS & AWARDS
2022: NFC Defensive Player of the Week (Wk. 7)• Dressed but did not play at Buffalo (12/31).
• Played in his first game in a New England uniform when
he entered the game on defense in the second quarter vs.
N.Y. Jets (1/7) and recorded a tackle.

• Tallied a season-high 8 tackles (6 solo, 2 assist) at Los Angeles Rams (10/3).

• Started in the first 11 games for the Cardinals secondaryand played as a reserve in four games.

Rams (1/17), and tallied 1 tackles.

2023 (15/11 - ARIZONA)• Collected 52 tackles (41 solo, 11 assists) and 4 passes defensed in 15 games.
• Tallied 2 passes defensed vs. Dallas (9/24)• Racked up a career-high 11 tackles vs. Cincinnati (10/8).
• Was released by Arizona on Dec. 26.

2022 (14/13 - ARIZONA)• Contributed to the Cardinals secondary as a starting defensive back. Over 14 games, he tallied 58 total tackles(44 solo, 14 assists), 2 tackles for loss and 1 forced fumble.
He led the Cardinals in both passes defensed with 10 andinterceptions with 3.
• Led the team in passes defensed, with 2, and collected aforced fumble in the season opener vs. Kansas City (9/11).
• Named the NFC Defensive Player of the Week after recording 3 tackles and 2 passes defensed in the Cardinals win
vs. New Orleans (10/20). Picked off a QB Andy Dalton passat the end of the first half and returned it 38 yards for his
first career interception and touchdown.
• Recorded 4 tackles, 2 passes defensed and 2 interceptions vs. Tampa Bay (12/25). Marked his first game withmultiple interceptions at either the college or NFL level.

2021 (14/13, 1/1 - ARIZONA)• Served as a starting defensive back as a rookie for the
Cardinals secondary. He recorded 48 tackles (40 solo, 8
assists), 4 passes defensed and 2 forced fumbles.
• Started in his NFL debut at Tennessee (9/12), collected 3
tackles.
• Started at Jacksonville (9/26) and recorded 6 tackles. He
added 1 forced fumble and a pass defensed on a third
down forcing the Jaguars to punt and would lead to a Cardinal touchdown.

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Returned action after missing two game due to injury andmade his play-off debut in a wild card game at Los Angle

COLLEGE• Wilson played 36 games (35 starts) in four seasons (201720) for Florida, totaling 3 interceptions, 20 passes defensed and 103 tackles• Started all 11 games as a true freshman, joining Joe Haden (2007), Janoris Jenkins (2008) and Marcus Roberson(2011) as the only players in program history to start at CB
in a season opener. Named to the coaches Freshman AllSEC team
• Suffered a season-ending knee injury his sophomore year
in 2018.
• Helped lead the 11-2 Gators to a #6 ranking in the final AP
poll and an Orange Bowl victory over Virginia in 2019.
• Helped lead the #13-ranked Gators to an appearance in
the SEC Championship Game and a bid to the Cotton Bowl
in 2020.

PERSONAL• Earned USA Today All-American recognition with 20 tackles and 3 interceptions (one returned for a TD) as a senior
in 2016.
• Ran track, claiming a 2A state championship as a junior.
• His brother, Quincy, also played CB at Florida and was
drafted in the second round (46th overall) of the 2017 NFL
Draft by Indianapolis• His father, Chad, played at the University of Miami from
1992-94 with Ray Lewis, Warren Sapp and Dwayne The
Rock Johnson. Chad owns All Eyes DB camp, a South Florida based organization that coaches and trains defensive
backs and linebackers.

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POS: CB HT: 6-0 WT: 191 LBS YEAR: 4TH ACQ: CW (ARI) - 23 COLLEGE: FLORIDA BORN: 3/3/99

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REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTT
48

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSUT AS YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
0 0 0.040
8 0.0 0.0004

Cardinals 14/13

58

44

14 0.00.0

377 25.7

39

1

10

1

0

0

0

0

Cardinals 15 /1152

41

11 0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

4

0

0

0

0

0

Patriots

1

0

1 0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

44/37 159 125 34 0.0

0.0

377 25.7

39

1

18

3

0

0

0

0

Year
2021

Team
G/S
Cardinals 14/13

2022
2023
2023

TOTALS- 3 years

1/0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0
0
2 0
0

POSTSEASON SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2021

Team
G/S
Cardinals 1/1

TOTALS- 1 years

210

1/1

TT
1

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSUT AS YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD0
1 0.0 0.0
0 0
0
0
0 0

1

0

1 0.0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0
0
0
0

0

0

0

0

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Deatrich wise Jr.
91 | DEFENSIVE END

HT: 6-5 | WT: 280 | Born: 7/26/1994 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 8/8
GP/GS (Playoffs): 111/56 (6/3) | Acq: D4-17 (131st)
College: Arkansas | Hometown: Carrollton, Texas
SUPER BOWLS: 18

Deatrich Wise, Jr. was re-signed by the New England Patriots
as an unrestricted free agent on March 19, 2021 ... Originallydrafted by New England in the fourth round (131st overall) of
the 2017 NFL Draft.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (16/13)• Played in 16 games with 13 starts and recorded 54 tackles(22 solo, 32 assists), 41/2 sacks for a loss of 50 yards, 6
quarterback hits, 3 tackles for loss, 1 forced fumble, and 1
pass defensed. He missed one game due to injury, vs. L.A.
Chargers (12/3).
• Named team captain for second straight year.
• Part of 7th-ranked defense that finished fourth in the NFL
in 2023, allowing 93.2 yards rushing per game. It is the third
lowest in team history since the 1970 merger.
• Returned to action at Pittsburgh (12/7) after missing aweek due to injury.

2022 (17/16)• Played in 17 games with 16 starts and recorded a career-high 59 total tackles (33 solo, 26 assist), a career-high
7½ sacks for 46.5 yards, 2 forced fumbles and 3 passes
defensed.
• Named the 2022 Ron Burton Award winner.
• Named a co-captain for the first time in his career.
• Played in 90 percent of the defensive snaps at Pittsburgh(9/18). Recorded four total tackles.
• Had his first career three-sack game after a 3-yard sack in
the first quarter and an 8-yard sack and a 1-yard sack in thesecond quarter in the home opener vs. Baltimore (9/25).
He is the fourth Patriots player to register three sacks in a
half.

2021 (16/9, 1/1)
• Played in 16 games with nine starts in the regular season
and finished with 41 total tackles, 3 sacks, 9 quarterback
hits, 4 passes defensed and 1 forced fumble.
• Missed the game vs. Buffalo (12/26) while on the COVID-19
list.
• Started in the postseason game at Buffalo (1/15) and posted 2 solo tackles.
• Sacked QB Baker Mayfield for 9 yards and forced a fumble
vs. Cleveland (11/14). Split a second sack with Lawrence
Guy for 8 yards. Registered 4 total tackles and recorded 2
quarterback hits on the day.

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VIDEO FEATURE• Follow Deatrich Wise's journey to the NFLfrom watching his dad coach, to playing
Pop Warner, to going to Arkansas andnow to being a team captain for the New
England Patriots.
• Strong rush at Atlanta (11/18) helped force four sacks, fourinterceptions and limit the Falcons to just 40 yards rushing.
• Sacked QB Carson Wentz for an 8 yard loss at Indianapolis(12/18) to go along with 2 total tackles.
• Started in the Wild Card Round loss at Buffalo (1/15) andhad his first career blocked kick on an extra point attemptin the second quarter. It was the first blocked kick by the
Patriots in 2021. The last time the Patriots blocked a PAT
was by Justin Bethel last year vs. San Francisco (10/25/20).

2020 (16/7)• Played in all 16 games with seven starts and totaled 49
tackles, 2½ sacks and 1 fumble recovery in the end zone
for his first career touchdown.
• Helped force a fumble on a sack combined with LB Shilique Calhoun and recovered the fumble in the end zone forhis first career touchdown vs. Las Vegas (9/27). Added five
tackles in the win.
• Played as a reserve vs. Denver (10/18) and registered aseason-high 6 tackles.
• Started at defensive end in the win at N.Y. Jets (11/9).
Matched a season-high 6 tackles and added 1 sack.
• Racked up 2 tackles and added a sack in the win at L.A.
Chargers (12/6).

2019 (14/3, 1/1)

• Played in 14 regular season games with three starts andtotaled 26 tackles, 2 sacks and 1 forced fumble as part ofa defense that finished No. 1 in the NFL in total defense(275.9 yards per game) and scoring (14.1 points allowed
per game).
• Started along the defensive line and registered 4 tackles in
the AFC Wild Card Playoff vs. Tennessee (1/4).
• Was inactive for the victory at Miami (9/15) and was active

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but did not play at Baltimore (11/3).
• Contributed in a reserve role on the defensive line with
one tackle, a sack and a forced fumble in the season-opening victory vs. Pittsburgh (9/8).
• Started along the defensive line for the third time in theseason and made 2 tackles and one sack vs. Kansas City
(12/8).
• Contributed on defense as a key reserve and led the teamwith seven tackles in the win at Cincinnati (12/15).
• Notched 4 solo tackles and two hits on Jets quarterback
Sam Darnold in a Week 17 win vs New York (1/3).

Players2018 (16/5, 1/1)

• Appeared in all 16 regular season games with five starts
and finished with a career-best 30 tackles, while also adding 4½ sacks.
• Missed the first two postseason contests due to injury but
started at defensive end and made five tackles in the Super Bowl LIII victory vs. the Los Angeles Rams (2/3).
• Contributed as a reserve defensive end in the season-opening victory vs. Houston (9/9), finishing with 3
tackles total and 1½ sacks of QB Deshaun Watson for a
total of 7½ yards lost.
• Totaled four tackles as a reserve defensive end and had a7-yard sack of QB Matthew Stafford at Detroit (9/23).
• Contributed as a reserve defensive lineman and made two
tackles, while also adding a sack of QB Mitchell Trubisky
for a 4-yard loss during the win at Chicago (10/21).
• Made his first start of the season and finished with one
tackle as a defensive end in the win at Buffalo (10/29).
• Contributed in a reserve role on the defensive line andmade one tackle, while also adding a sack of QB Josh McCown for a 7-yard loss in the win at N.Y. Jets (11/25).

2017 (16/3, 3/0)

• Appeared in all 16 regular season games with three starts
as a rookie and logged 26 tackles, 5 sacks and 1 pass defensed.
• Appeared in all three postseason contests as a reserveand tallied 4 tackles and 2 sacks.
• Contributed in a reserve role at defensive end and madehis first career tackle and sack when he dropped QB Alex
Smith for a 12-yard loss in the second quarter of the season-opener vs. Kansas City (9/7).
• Was a key contributor in a reserve role at defensive end
with 2 tackles for loss, 5 quarterback hits and a sack foran 8-yard loss, for the second-consecutive game in the
win at New Orleans (9/17). Became the first Patriots rookie
to have a sack in his first two NFL games since Chandler
Jones in 2012.

vs. Tennessee (1/13). Took down QB Marcus Mariota for
a 4-yard loss on Tennessee’s opening drive of the gameand added his second sack for an 8-yard loss in the fourth
quarter.

COLLEGE• Played in 50 games with 10 starts at Arkansas and tallied
112 tackles, 16½ sacks, 17 quarterback hurries, six passes
defensed and four forced fumbles.
• Ranks 10th in school history with 16½ career sacks.
• Served as a team captain as a senior in 2016. Played in 13
games with eight starts and totaled 49 tackles. Finishedsecond on the team with 3½ sacks. Also forced one fumble, notched seven quarterback pressures and three passes defensed.
• Played in all 13 games as a junior and led the team witheight sacks. Also posted 31 tackles, three forced fumbles,
five quarterback pressures and three passes defensed.
• Saw action in 10 contests and started once at defensive
end as a sophomore. Logged 13 tackles and two sacks.
• Played in all 12 games as a freshman and totaled 17 tackles, two sacks, one fumble recovery and two quarterback
hurries.

PERSONAL• Recorded 113 tackles, including 12 for loss with 10 sacks,
two forced fumbles, two quarterback hurries and one
blocked field goal in 2011 while helping Hebron (Texas)
High School to the state playoffs. Following his seniorcampaign, he was named District 8-5A Defensive Player of
the Year.
• In his junior season, he totaled 40 tackles, including sevensacks.
• Chose Arkansas after also receiving offers from Texas
A&M, Vanderbilt, Arizona, Purdue and Wake Forest.
• Son of Deatrich Sr. and Sheila Wise.
• Father was drafted in the ninth round of the 1988 NFL Draft
by the Seattle Seahawks and also spent time with the New
Orleans Saints and the CFL’s British Columbia Lions.
• Has two younger brothers that play football. Daniel spenttime with the Washington Commanders and is currently
with the Kansas City Chiefs, while Solomon played defensive end for the USFL's Philadelphia Stars in 2022.
• Earned his undergraduate degree in kinesiology in 2016.
• Earned 2012-13 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll honors.
• Married wife, Chanell, in the 2019 offseason and welcomed a son, Amir, this past offseason.

• Made his first-career start on the defensive line and finished with 2 tackles in the win at N.Y. Jets (10/15).
• Contributed on defense with 2 tackles, while adding asack of QB Tyrod Taylor for a 4-yard loss in the first quarterand adding another half sack late in the fourth quarter ofthe win vs. Buffalo (12/24).
• Made his postseason debut in a reserve role at defensive end and had the first multi-sack game of his career
to go along with 2 tackles in the Divisional Playoff victory

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POS: DL HT: 6-5 WT: 280 LBS YEAR: 8TH ACQ: D4-17 (131ST) COLLEGE: ARKANSAS BORN: 7/26/94

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTACKLESAS
10 5.0

30

15

15

26

20

6

16/7

49

27

22

Patriots

16/9

41

28

2022

Patriots

17/16

59

2023

Patriots

16/13

54

Team
Patriots

G/S
16/3

TT
26

2018

Patriots

16/5

2019

Patriots

14/3

2020

Patriots

2021

Totals – 7 Years

111/56 285

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
38.0
0
0 0.0
0
0
1

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0 0
0

4.5

25.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2.0

12.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

2.5

11.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

0

13

3.0

22.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

4

1

0

0

0

0

33

26

7.5

46.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

3

2

0

0

0

0

22

32

4.5 50.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

161 124 29.0205.5.5

0

0

0.0

0

0

9

5

1

0

1

0

Additional statistics: Blocked extra point at Buffalo (1/15/22)

Players

UT
16

Year
2017

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTACKLES
UT A
S
3
1 2.0

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD
12.0
0
0 0.0
0
0
0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0
0
0
0
0

5

3

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

4

2

2

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1/1

2

2

0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

6/3

15

10

5

2.0

12.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Year
2017

Team
Patriots

G/S
3/0

TT
4

2018

Patriots

1/1

2019

Patriots

1/1

2021

Patriots

Totals – 4 Years

Wise’s Career game-by-game2017		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/07		 Kansas City p
1 1 0 1.0 12.0 - - - - 09/17 at New Orleans p
2 2 0 1.0 8.0 - - - - 09/24		 Houstonp
2 1 1 - - 1 - - 10/01		 Carolinap
1 1 0 - - - - - 10/05 at Tampa Bay p
1 1 0 1.0 10.0 - - - - 10/15 at N.Y. Jets
S
2 0 2 -3
- - - - - 10/22		 AtlantaS
2 2 0 - - - - - 10/29		 L.A. Chargers p
1 0 1 - - - - - 11/12 at Denverp
1 1 0 - - - - - 11/19 at Oaklandp
3 3 0 - - - - - 11/26		 Miamip
1 1 0 - - - - - 12/03 at Buffalo
S
4 1 3 - - - - - 12/11 at Miamip0 0 0 - - - - - 12/17 at Pittsburghp
2 0 2 0.5 4.0 - - - - 12/24		 Buffalop
2 1 1 1.5 4.0 - - - - 12/31		 N.Y. Jetsp
1 1 0 - - - - - 2017 Totals
16/3 26 16 10 5.0 38.0 0 0 1 0 0 0
01/13		 Tennesseep
2 2 0 2.0 12.0 - - - - 01/21		 Jacksonville p
2 1 1 - - - - - 02/04		 Philadelphia p
0 0 0 - - - - - 2017 Postseason
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2018		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/09		 Houstonp
3 2 1 1.5 7.5 - - - - 09/16 at Jacksonville p
0 0 0 - - - - - 09/23 at Detroitp
4 3 1 1.0 7.0 - - - - 09/30		 Miamip
1 0 1 - - - - - 10/04		 Indianapolis p
1 1 0 - - - - - 10/14		 Kansas City p
0 0 0 - - - - - 10/21 at Chicagop
2 2 0 1.0 4.0 - - - - 10/29 at Buffalo
S
1 1 0 - - - - - 11/04		 Green BayS
3 1 2 - - - - - 11/11 at TennesseeS
5 2 3 - - - - - 11/25 at N.Y. Jetsp
1 1 0 1.0 7.0 - - - - 12/02		 Minnesota p
0 0 0 - - - - - 12/09 at Miamip
3 0 3 - - - - - 12/16 at Pittsburghp
0 0 0 - - - - - 12/23		 Buffalo
S
1 0 1 - - - - - 12/30		 N.Y. JetsS
5 2 3 1.0 5.0 - - - - 2018 Totals
16/5 30 15 15 4.5 25.5 0 0 0 0 0 0
01/13		L.A. Chargers					Inactive
01/20 at Kansas City					Inactive
02/03		 L.A. Rams
S
5 3 2 - - - - - 2018 Postseason
1/1 5 3 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Players

Wise’s Career game-by-game2019		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/08		 Pittsburghp
1 1 0 1.0 0.0 - - 1 - 09/15 at Miami					Inactive
09/22		 N.Y. Jetsp
0 0 0 - - - - - p
1 1 0 - - - - - 09/29 at Buffalo
10/06 at Washington p
2 2 0 - - - - - 10/10		 N.Y. Giants p
2 2 0 - - - - - 10/21 at N.Y. JetsS
2 1 1 - - - - - 10/27		 Clevelandp
3 3 0 - - - - - 11/03 at Baltimore					Did Not Play
11/17 at Philadelphia S
1 1 0 - - - - - 11/24		 Dallasp
1 1 0 - - - - - 12/01 at Houstonp
1 1 0 - - - - - 12/08		 Kansas City S
2 2 0 1.0 12.0 - - - - 12/15 at Cincinnatip
7 3 4 - - - - - 12/21		 Buffalop
0 0 0 - - - - - 12/29		 Miamip
3 2 1 - - - - - 2019 Totals
14/3 26 20 6 2.0 12.0 0 0 0 1 0 0
01/04		 TennesseeS
4 2 2 - - - - - 2019 Postseason
1/1 4 2 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 02020		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/13		 Miamip
1 0 1 - - - - - 09/20 at Seattlep
1 0 1 - - - - - 09/27		 Las Vegasp
5 3 2 0.5 3.0 - - - 1 10/05 at Kansas City p
4 3 1 - - - - - 10/18		 Denverp
6 2 4 - - - - - 10/25		 San Francisco S
0 0 0 - - - - - 11/01 at Buffalo
S
4 1 3 - - - - - 11/09 at N.Y. JetsS
6 4 2 1.0 5.0 - - - - 11/15		 Baltimorep
2 0 2 - - - - - 11/22 at Houston
S
0 0 0 - - - - - 11/29		 ArizonaS
3 2 1 - - - - - 12/06 at L.A. Chargers S
2 2 0 1.0 3.0 - - - - 12/10 at L.A. Rams
S
5 1 4 - - - - - 12/20 at Miamip
2 1 1 - - - - - 12/28		 Buffalop
4 4 0 - - - - - 01/03		 N.Y. Jetsp
4 4 0 - - - - - 2020 Totals
16/7 49 27 22 2.5 11.0 0 0 0 0 1 02022		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/11 at Miami
S
3 2 1 1.0 7.0 - - - 1 - 09/18 at Pittsburgh S
4 3 1 - - - - - - 09/25		 Baltimore S
6 5 1 3.0 12.0 - - - - - 5 0 5 - - - - - - 10/02 at Green Bay S
10/09 DetroitS
4 3 1 - - - - - - 10/16 at Cleveland S
3 3 0 1.0 0.0 - - 1 1 - 10/24		 Chicagop
3 1 2 - - - - - - 10/30 at NY Jets
S
1 1 0 - - - 1 - - 11/06		 Indianapolis S
3 1 2 0.5 7.5 - - - - - 11/20		NY JetsS
5 2 3 1.0 7.0 - - 1 - - 11/24 at Minnesota S
5 4 1 - - - - - - 12/01		 Buffalo
S
4 1 3 - - - - - - 12/12 at ArizonaS
2 0 2 - - - - - - 12/18 at Las Vegas S
2 1 1 - - - - - - 12/24		 Cincinnati S
3 2 1 - - - - - - 01/01		 Miami
S
3 2 1 - - - - - - 01/08 at Buffalo
S
3 2 1 1.0 13.0 - - - - - 2022 Totals
17/16 59 33 26 7.5 46.5 0 0 3 2 0 02023		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		Philadelphia S
4
2 2 - - - - - - - 09/17		MiamiS
3
0 3 - - - - - - - 09/24 at N.Y. JetsP
2
1 1 - - - - - - - 10/01 at DallasS4
2 2 1 9.0 - - - - - 10/08		New Orleans S
7
4 3 - - - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas
P
2
1 1 - - - - - - - 10/22		Buffalo
S
3
1 2 - - - - - - - P
1
0 1 - - - - - - - 10/29 at Miami
11/05		Washington S8
3 5 1 13.0 - - - - - 11/12		Indianapolis S
3
1 2 - - - - 1 - - 11/26 at N..Y. Giants S2
1 1 0.5 3.0 - - - - - 12/03		 L.A. Chargers					Inactive
12/07 at PittsburghS
1
0 1 - - - - - - - 12/17		 Kansas City S
2
1 1 1 10.0 - - - - - 12/24 at DenverS
5
2 3 - - - - - - - 12/31 at Buffalo
S
4
2 2 1 15.0 - - - 1 - 01/07		N.Y. JetsS
3
1 2 - - - - - - - 2023 Totals
16/13 54 22 32 4.5 50.0 0 0 1 1 0 02021		 OPPONENT P/S TT UT A S YDS INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/12		 Miamip0 0 0 - - - - - - - 09/19 at N.Y. Jetsp
2 1 1 - - - - - - - 09/26		 New Orleans p
6 5 1 0.5 1.5 - - - - - 10/03		 Tampa Bay p
4 3 1 - - - - 1 - - 10/10 at Houstonp
3 0 3 - - - - - - - 10/17		 Dallasp
6 5 1 - - - - - - - 10/24		 N.Y. Jetsp
1 1 0 - - - - 1 - - 10/31 at L.A. Chargers p
3 2 1 - - - - 1 - - 11/07 at Carolinap
3 1 2 - - - - - - - 11/14		 Clevelandp
4 3 1 1.5 13.0 - - - 1 - 11/18 at Atlantap0 0 0 - - - - - - - 11/28		 Tennesseep
1 1 0 - - - - 1 - - 12/06 at Buffalop
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 12/18 at Indianapolis p
2 2 0 1.0 8.0 - - - - - 12/26		 Buffalo			Reserve/Covid List
01/02		 Jacksonville p
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 01/09 at Miamip
4 3 1 - - - - - - - 2021 Totals
16/9 41 28 13 3.0 22.5 0 0 4 1 0 0
01/15 at Buffalo
S
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 2021 Postseason
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Oshane ximines
93 | linebacker

HT: 6-4 | WT: 254 | Born: 12/7/1995 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 5/1
GP/GS (Playoffs): 48/9 (2/0) | Acq: FA-24
College: Old Dominion | Hometown: Ahoskie, N.C.

Oshane Ximines was signed by the New England Patriots as
an a free agent on April 30, 2024 ... Originally drafted by the
N.Y. Giants in the third round (95th overall) of the 2019 NFL
Draft ... Released by N.Y. Giants (8/29/23) ... Signed by N.Y.
Giants to the practice squad (8/30/23) ... Elevated by N.Y. Giants to the active roster from the practice squad (9/16/23) ...
Reverted back to the N.Y. Giants practice squad (9/18/23) ...
Elevated by N.Y. Giants to the active roster from the practicesquad (9/21/23) ... Reverted back to the N.Y. Giants practicesquad (9/22/23) ... Elevated by N.Y. Giants to the active roster
from the practice squad (10/28/23) ... Reverted back to the
N.Y. Giants practice squad (10/30/23) ... Released by the N.Y.
Giants from the practice squad (11/30/23).

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (3/0 - N.Y. GIANTS)• Was released by the Giants after training camp and began
the season on the practice squad.
• Was elevated to the active roster and played in threegames, finishing with 4 total tackles.
• Was released by the Giants from the practice squad Nov.
30.

2022 (15/4, 2/0 - N.Y. GIANTS)• Played in 15 games with four starts and finished the season
with 24 total tackles, 2 sacks, 2 passes defensed 1 forced
fumble and 1 fumble recover.
• Also played in both postseason games but did not register
any statistics.
• Started in the season opener at Tennessee (9/11) and had aseason-high 6 total tackles.
• Recored a 7-yard sack of QB Baker Mayfield vs. Carolina(9/18) and a 9-yard sack of QB Aaron Rodgers at Green Bay(10/9).

2021 (10/0 - N.Y. GIANTS)• Played in 10 games, was inactive for six games missed thegame vs. Dallas (12/19) while on the COVID-list.
• Finished the season with 12 total tackles and 1 special
teams tackle.

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PRONOUNCED ZIM-en-ess
CAREER TRANSACTIONSClick or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

2020 (4/3 - N.Y. GIANTS)• Was limited to just four games with three starts due to injury and finished with 5 total tackles.
• Suffered a shoulder injury at the L.A. Rams (10/4) and finished the season on injured reserve.

2019 (16/2 - N.Y.. GIANTS)• Played in 16 games with two starts and finished with 24
total tackles and 41/2 sacks.
• Had one solo tackle in his NFL debut at Dallas (9/8).
• Split a 4-yard sack with Markus Golden for his first careersack vs. Buffalo (9/15).
• Recorded two sacks of QB Carson Wentz at Philadelphia(12/9).

COLLEGE• Was the first player from Old Dominion ever selected in
the NFL Draft.
• Played in 49 games with 48 starts in his four collegiate seasons and finished with 176 and a school-record 33 sacks
with 11 forced fumbles.
• Led the school in sacks in each of his four seasons.
• Was the first Old Dominion player to be invited to the Senior Bowl.
• Finished with a school-record 12 sacks as a senior in 2018.

PERSONAL• Is the first player in NFL history with a last name that begins with X.
• Was a two-time defensive MVP and two-time All-Conference selection.
• Majored in finance.

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OSHANE XIMINES statistics

POS: LB HT: 6-4 WT: 255 LBS YEAR: 6TH ACQ: FA-24 COLLEGE: OLD DOMINION BORN: 12/7/95

Players

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICSTT
24

TACKLES
UT A
S
11 13 4.5

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD
35.0
0
0 0.0 0 0

PD
1

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0
0 0

4/3

5

4

1

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

10/0

12

4

8

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

1

Giants

15/4

24

15

9

2.0

16.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

2

1

1

0

0

0

Giants

3/0

4

1

3

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Totals – 5 Years

48/9

69

35 34

6.5

51.0

0

0 0.0

0

0

6

1

0

0

0

1

Year
2019

Team
Giants

G/S
16/2

2020

Giants

2021

Giants

2022
2023

0

POSTSEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Team
Giants

G/S
2/0

TT
0

TACKLES
UT A
S
0 0 0.0

INTERCEPTIONSYDS NO YDS AVG LG TD
0.0
0
0 0.0
0 0

PD
0

MISCELLANEOUSFF FR YDS TD SPT
0 0
0 0
0

Totals – 1 Year

2/0

0

0

0.0

0

0

Year
2022

216

0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Bailey Zappe

4 | QUARTERBACK

HT: 6-1 | WT: 215 | Born: 4/26/1999 | Exp. (NFL/Patriots): 3/3
GP/GS (Playoffs): 14/8 (0/0) | Acq: D4c-22 (137th)
College: Western Kentucky | Hometown: Victoria, Texas

UPDATED STATISTICS

Players

PRONOUNCED ZAPP-EE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Bailey Zappe was signed by the New England Patriots tothe 53-man roster from the practice squad on September
9, 2023 ... Originally drafted by New England in the fourthround (137th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft ... Released by
New England (8/29/23) ... Signed by New England to thepractice squad on (8/31/23).

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

SEASONAL REVIEWS
2023 (10/6)• QB Bailey Zappe played his first four college seasonsat Houston Baptist before playing at Western Kentucky in 2021. While at Western Kentucky, Zappe set
new all-time single season FBS records with 5,987
yards and 62 touchdown passes, breaking the record
held by past Texas Tech's B.J. Symons (5,833 in 2013)
and Joe Burrow (60 touchdown passes in 2019).

• Began the year on the practice squad but was signed to
the 53-man roster before the season opener vs. Philadelphia (9/10).
• Served as the backup quarterback and took over as thestarting quarterback in Week 13 vs. L.A. Chargers on Dec.
3.
• Played in 10 games with six starts and completed 127-of212 passes for 1,272 yards with 6 touchdowns and 9 interceptions. He added 83 rushing yards on 17 attempts and 1
rushing touchdown.
• Entered the game after the Patriots were down in a 38-3
loss at Dallas (10/1) with just over three minutes to play inthe third quarter. His first pass attempt resulted in an 11yard gain to WR DeVante Parker. Finished the game with57 yards and completing 4-of-9 passes.
• Entered the game after the Patriots were down in a 34-0
loss vs. New Orleans (10/8) with 13 minutes left in the
fourth quarter. Finished the game with 22 yards and completed 3-of-9 passes.
• Was inactive at Las Vegas (10/15) as the third quarterback.
• Saw action late in the fourth quarter vs. Indianapolis (11/12)
with just under two minutes remaining and the Patriots
trailing 10-6.
• Replaced QB Mac Jones at the start of the second half at
New York Giants (11/26).
• Set a career high with three touchdown passes at Pittsburgh (12/7). His previous best was two touchdowns atCleveland on Oct. 16, 2022. Zappe had an 11-yard touchdown pass to RB Ezekiel Elliott in the first quarter and an
8-yard touchdown pass and a 24-yard touchdown pass to
TE Hunter Henry in the second quarter. Bailey is the first
Patriots player with three touchdowns in the first half since
Tom Brady vs. the New York Jets on Dec. 30. 2018. Zappe
finished 19-of-28 for 240 yards with the three touchdowns
in a 21-18 win.
• Finished 25-of-33 for 256 yards at Denver (12/24) with
two touchdown passes, a 15-yard touchdown pass to RB
Ezekiel Elliott in third quarter and a 11-yard touchdown

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pass to TE Mike Gesicki in the third quarter of a 26-23
win. Had five pass completions of at least 20 yards, witha 41-yard pass to WR DeMario Douglas, a 30-yard pass to
WR DeVante Parker, a 28-yard pass to WR Jalen Reagor, a27-yard pass to Parker and a 20-yard pass to TE Pharaoh
Brown. Engineered the game-winning drive, going 3-for-4
for 36 yards. Connected with WR DeVante Parker for a gainof 27-yards on a third-and-3 play setting up the 56-yard
field goal that won the game.
• Capped a 6-play, 75-yard drive with a 17-yard touchdown
run in the second quarter for his first career rushing touchdown at Buffalo (12/31).

2022 (4/2)• Began the season as the third string quarterback but
moved to the back up quarterback spot after the injury to
Mac Jones and then the injury to Brian Hoyer.
• Played in four games with two starts and completed 65of-92 passes for 781 yards with five touchdowns and threeinterceptions.
• Elevated to backup quarterback due to Mac Jones being
injured ahead of the game at Green Bay (10/2). Made his
NFL debut in the first quarter against the Packers after
Brian Hoyer left with an injury. His first completion was
a 9-yard pass to WR Lil’Jordan Humphrey in the second
quarter. Led the team on a 75-yard, seven-play drive that
resulted in his first touchdown pass on a 25-yard strike to
WR DeVante Parker in the third quarter. That was the first
touchdown pass by a rookie quarterback in 2022. Laterin the fourth quarter he led the team on a 66-yard, seven-play drive that resulted in a 5-yard rushing touchdown
by Damien Harris. Took the Patriots to overtime against
the Packers. Finished 10-of-15 for 99 yards with one touchdown. Was the first player to ever make his NFL debut as217

a visitor at Lambeau Filed and throw a touchdown pass inthat game.

Players• Made his first NFL start vs. Detroit (10/9) and led the teamto a 29-0 victory. Finished 17-of-21 for 188 yards with one
touchdown and one interception and completed 80.1 percent of his passes. His touchdown pass was a 24-yard passto WR Jakobi Meyers in the third quarter.
• Made his second straight start at Cleveland (10/16) andled the team to a 38-15 victory. Finished 24-of-34 for 309
yards with two touchdown passes. Had a 2-yard touchdown pass to WR Tyquan Thornton in the third quarter.
Also had a 31-yard touchdown pass to TE Hunter Henry inthe third quarter. He became the first Patriots rookie quarterback to win in his first home and first road game. Had apasser rating of 118.4. He is the first rookie quarterback to
win both of his first two starts with a 100-plus passer rating
since Sonny Jurgensen in 1957.
• Took over at quarterback after the third series vs. Chicago(10/24) with the limited return of Mac Jones. Finished 14-of22 for 185 yards. Led the Patriots to their first touchdownof the game on his first drive with a career-long 30-yard
touchdown pass to WR Jakobi Meyers in the second quarter. Also had a 43-yard completion to WR DeVante Parke
which gave the Patriots the ball on the Bears 7-yard line
and ended with a 4-yard touchdown run by RB Rhamondre
Stevenson.

• Set new all-time single-season FBS records, passing Texas
Tech’s B.J. Symons, who had 5,833 yards in 13 games in2003 and LSU’s Joe Burrow, who had 60 touchdowns in
15 games in 2019.
• Led the nation in yards by 1,095 and touchdowns by 15 (thenext-closest was Alabama’s Bryce Young with 4,872 yards
and 47 touchdowns).
• Named the winner of the 2021 Earl Campbell Tyler RoseAward. He was the second Hilltopper in the program’s FBS
Era (since 2009) to win a national award, joining quarterback Brandon Doughty – who won the 2014 Sammy BaughAward, which was presented annually by the Touchdown
Club of Columbus to the nation’s top collegiate passerfrom 1959-2018.
• He was Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week
four times and was voted the league’s Most Valuable Player by the 14 head coaches. With a C-USA Championship
Game-record and career-high 577 yards at UTSA on December 3, he became only the sixth quarterback in FBS
history to achieve a 5,000-yard, 50-touchdown campaign.
• Had two games of 500+ yards, eight games of 400+ yards
and 13 games of 300+ yards.
• Played in four games completing 141-of-215 passes(65.6%) for 1,833 yards, 15 touchdowns and one interception as a senior in 2020 at Houston Baptist.

COLLEGEPERSONAL• Played his first four college seasons at Houston Baptist before playing at Western Kentucky during the 2021 season.

• Zappe grew up in Victoria, Texas and attended Victoria
East High School.

• For his career at Houston Baptist, Zappe completed 900of-1,477 passes (60.9%) for 10,004 yards, with 78 touchdowns and 39 interceptions.

• As a senior, he passed for 3,770 yards and 37 touchdowns,
while rushing for 633 yards and scoring 15 touchdowns.

• Played and started in all 14 games completing 475-of-686
passes (69.2%) for 5,987 yards, with 62 touchdowns and
11 interceptions during his graduate year at Western Kentucky in 2021.

• He was born on April 26, 1999.

Bailey zappe statistics

POS: QB HT: 6-1 WT: 215 LBS YEAR:3RD YEAR ACQ: D4B-22 (137TH) COLLEGE: WESTERN KENTUCKY BORN: 4/26/99

REGULAR SEASON PASSING STATISTICS
Year
2022

Team
Patriots

G/S
4/2

Att Cmp92
65

Yds Yds/Att
781
8.49

Pct
70.7

TD
5

TD % Int Int %
5.4 3
3.3

2023

Patriots

10/6

212

127

1272

6.00

59.9

6

2.8

9

Totals – 2 Years

14/8

304

192

2,053

6.75

63.2

11

3.6 12

LG
5

TD
0

Lg
53

Sacks
6

Rating
100.9

4.2

48

25

68.8

3.9

53

31

78.5

REGULAR SEASON RUSHING STATISTICS
Year
2022

Team
Patriots

2023

Patriots

10/6

Totals – 2 Years

14/8

218

G/S
4/2

Att
20

Yds
0

AVG.
0.0

17

83

4.9

18

1

27

83

3.1

18

1

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PATRIOTS 2024 DRAFT SELECTIONSDrake Maye

10 | QUARTERBACK

HT: 6-4 | WT: 225 | Born: 8/30/2002
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: D1-24 (3rd)College: North Carolina | Hometown: Huntersville, N.C.

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Drake Maye was drafted by the New England Patriots in thefirst round (3rd overall) of the 2024 NFL Draft.

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• Second-Team All-ACC (2023)• Second-Team AP All-ACC (2023)• Manning Award Finalist (2023)• All-ACC Academic Team (2023)• PFF Third-Team All-American (2022)• ACC Player of the Year (2022)• ACC Offensive Player of the Year (2022)• First-Team All-ACC (2022)• ACC Rookie of the Year (2022)• ACC Offensive Rookie of the Year (2022)• Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year (2022)• FWAA Freshman of the Year (2022)• FWAA Freshman All-American (2022)• Manning Award Finalist (2022)• Walter Camp National Player of the Year Semifinalist(2022)• Maxwell Award Semifinalist (2022)• Davey O’Brien Award Semifinalist (2022)

COLLEGE SEASONAL REVIEWSSOPHOMORE YEAR (2023)• Started 12 games for UNC, completing 269 of his 425 passes (63.3%) for 3,608 yards and 24 touchdowns with nineinterceptions.
• Rushed 112 times for 449 yards and nine touchdowns.
• Named second-team All-ACC and second-team AP AllACC.
• Manning Award Finalist.
• Ended the season with a QB rating of 149.00 and as oneof eight FBS QBs to average over 300 yards passing per
game.
• Finished with the third-most total offensive yards per
game (338) in FBS.
• Led the ACC in total offense per game (338.1) and yards perplay (7.55).

(35.4), passing yards per game (300.7) and tied for first in
yards per attempt (8.5).

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN YEAR (2022)• Started all 14 games at quarterback, completing 342-of517 passes (66.2%) for 4,321 yards and 38 TDs, while rushing for 698 yards and seven touchdowns.
• Named Shaun Alexander and FWAA Freshman of the Year.
• Named a FWAA Freshman All-American.
• Manning Award Finalist.
• Named ACC Player of the Year, ACC Offensive Player of theYear, ACC Rookie of the Year and ACC Offensive Rookie of
the Year, becoming only the second player in ACC history
to sweep all four awards (Jameis Winston).
• Became just the sixth QB since 2010 to post 4,000 passyards, 35 pass TDs, 650 rush yards and seven rush TDs
in a season, joining Kyler Murray (2018), DeShaun Watson(2015, ’16), Marcus Mariota (2014), Johnny Manziel (2013)
and Robert Griffin III (2011).
• Joined Patrick Mahomes (2016) and Johnny Manziel (2013)
as the last three QBs to average over 300 pass yards per
game, while leading their team in rushing.
• Became the fifth quarterback in ACC history with over
5,000 yards of total offense for a single season, finishingwith 5,019 yards.

FRESHMAN YEAR (2021)• Appeared in four games as a true freshman, making hiscollegiate debut against Georgia State.

HIGH SCHOOL• An early enrollee who is a four-star prospect listed as thenation’s 57th-best player, the No. 6 pro-style quarterback
and the No. 3 player in North Carolina in the 247Sports
Composite.
• Tabbed as the nation’s 45th-best player, the No. 8 pocket
passer and the No. 4 player in the state according to ESPN
and a member of the ESPN 300.

• Was the only QB in the ACC to eclipse 4,000 total offensive
yards.

• Ranked as the nation’s 145th best player, the No. 8 prostyle quarterback and the No. 9 player in the state by Rivals.

• Led the ACC in passing yards (3,608), attempts per game• An Under Armour All-America Game selection.

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• Tallied 6,713 yards and 86 TDs on 398-of-581 (68.5%) passing over his two prep seasons.
• An SI All-America candidate prior to his senior season.
• Named second-team All-American and MaxPreps North
Carolina Player of the Year as a junior.

• Coached by Scott Chadwick.

• Also tabbed first-team All-Observer and the Observer’s
Male Athlete of the Year.

• Son of Mark and Aimee Maye.

• Led Myers Park to a 12-1 record, a league title and a berthin the third round of the state playoffs.

Players• Also a three-year basketball standout who averaged 16.1
points and 11.3 rebounds per game as a junior and earned
all-conference and all-district honors.

PERSONAL• Dad, Mark, played football at UNC from 1983-88.
• Mom, Aimee, attended UNC.

• Completed 210-of-290 passes (72%) for 3,512 yards, 50
TDs and just two INTs, with both his yards and TDs totals
setting school records.

• Brother, Luke, was a Tar Heel basketball great from 201519.

• Earned all-conference honors and the Rising Star Award as
a sophomore after recording 3,201 yards and 36 TDs.

• Brother, Beau, is a member of the UNC basketball team.

• Helped Myers Park to a 13-2 record and a trip to the state
semifinals.

• Brother, Cole, won an NCAA baseball title at Florida.
• Birthday is Aug. 30, 2002.

Drake Maye statistics

POS: QB HT: 6-4 WT: 225 LBS YEAR: ROOKIE ACQ: D1-24 (3RD) COLLEGE: NORTH CAROLINA BORN: 8/30/02

COLLEGE OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
				Passing
Year
Team
G
Att
Cmp
2021 UNC
4
10
7

Yds
89

TD
1

Int
0

Lg
46
80t

2022

UNC

14

517

342

4,321

38

7

2023

UNC

12

425

269

3,608

24

9

77t

30

952

618

8,018

63

16

80t

TD
0

Lg
19

Totals - 						Rushing
Year
Team
G
Att
Yds
2021 UNC
2
6
66
2022

UNC

14

184

937

7

42

2023

UNC

12

112

582

9

56

28

302

1,585

16

56

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Ja’lynn Polk

1 | WIDE RECEIVER

HT: 6-1 | WT: 203 | Born: 4/11/2001
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: D2-24 (37th)
College: Washington | Hometown: Lufkin, Texas

CAREER TRANSACTIONSCOLLEGE CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Freshman All-America Third Team by College FootballNews (2022)• Husky Fever 12th Man of the Year Award (2021)

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over the Spartans.

COLLEGE SEASONAL REVIEWS• Caught three passes for 95 yards, including a 76-yard
touchdown, in the win at Oregon.

SENIOR YEAR (2023)• Caught four catches for 82 yards and a touchdown in thewin over Washington State.

• Played in all 15 games as Washington’s No. 2 receiver, finishing with 69 receptions for 1,159 yards.
• His 1,159 yards were sixth-most in Washington history.
• Recorded three receptions for 101 yards and a touchdown
in Washington’s season-opening win over Boise State.
• Had five catches for 118 yards and a score in the win atMichigan State.
• Led the Huskies with eight receptions for 127 yards andtwo touchdowns in the win over California.
• Recorded his fourth 100-yard game in the win over No. 8
Oregon, with 118 yards and a touchdown on six receptions.
• Had his fifth 100-yard game of the season with a career-high nine catches for 102 yards in the win over Arizona State, earning the UW coaches’ offensive skill player ofthe week.
• Had his sixth 100-yard game of the season in the team’s
win at Stanford, recording five receptions for 148 yards
and two touchdowns, including a 92-yard TD pass vs. theCardinal, the second-longest pass play in UW history.
• Five catches for 57 yards in the Pac-12 ChampionshipGame win over No. 5 Oregon.
• Five catches for 122 yards and a touchdown vs. No. 3 Texas
in the Sugar Bowl.
• Four receptions for 37 yards vs. Michigan in the CFP Championship Game.

JUNIOR YEAR (2022)• Played in all 13 games and started in eight, finishing third
on the team in both receptions (41) and receiving yards(694).
• Smashed career highs with six catches for 153 yards andthree touchdowns in the win over No. 11 Michigan State,with his three touchdowns tying for second-most in UW
single-game history.
• Named Pac-12 Freshman of the Week and Earl Campbell
Tyler Rose Award player of the week following the win

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Three receptions for 45 yards in the Alamo Bowl victory
over Texas.
• Named third-team Freshman All-America by College Football News.

SOPHOMORE YEAR (2021)• Enrolled at Washington in spring of 2021 and was immediately eligible and still had five years to play four seasons at
Washington, starting in fall of 2021.
• Due to injury, played in just three games, starting two ofthem.
• Started vs. Montana, and caught a 13-yard pass on thegame’s first play, but was injured in the game.
• Returned to action in game 11, at Colorado, where hecaught a 55-yard touchdown pass (two catches for 60
yards in the game).
• Started vs. WSU, when he had two catches for 42 yards.

FRESHMAN YEAR (2020 - TEXAS TECH)• Finished true freshman season at Texas Tech (2020) with28 receptions for 264 yards and two touchdowns.
• Played in all 10 games, starting seven of them, and caught
a pass in all 10 games.
• Had a season-high five receptions in three games: vs.
Houston Baptist, at Iowa State and vs. Baylor.
• First TD reception was a 10-yard catch vs. Oklahoma.
• Caught a 60-yard touchdown pass, his longest receptionof the season, at TCU.

HIGH SCHOOL• Finished as one of the best wideouts in the history ofLufkin football, which includes NFL standouts Dez Bryant
and Keke Coutee.
• Finished his career ranked second all-time in school history in both receptions (131) and receiving yards (2,412) andalso third with 24 career touchdown catches.

221• As a senior in 2019, had 54 receptions for 1,050 yards andnine touchdowns before an injury ended his season, withhis 1,050 receiving yards becoming the fourth-most in
Lufkin history.
• Earned third team All-State honors from the Texas Sports
Writers Association and the District 8-5A Offensive MVP
after the team finished 9-2 and won its the district title.
• Broke his school’s single-game receiving yards record with
244 vs. Tomball High.

Players• As a junior in 2018, totaled 695 receiving yards and nine
touchdowns off 37 catches and was named First-team
All-District 8-5A.

trict 12-6A accolades that year.
• Helped lead Lufkin to the state quarterfinal round of theplayoffs as a sophomore.
• Ranked the No. 67 wide receiver in the country and the No.
49 player in Texas by Rivals.
• Ranked at No. 69 nationally among wide receivers by
247Sports.
• Played for coach Todd Quick.

PERSONAL• Son of Leonard Polk and Jennifer Fredieu.

• Posted 40 receptions for 667 yards and six touchdowns as
a sophomore in 2017, earning honorable mention All-Dis-

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POS: WR HT: 6-1 WT: 203 LBS YEAR: ROOKIE ACQ: D2-24 (37TH) COLLEGE: WASHINGTON BORN: 4/11/01

COLLEGE OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
Team
2020 Texas Tech
2021 Washington
2022 Washington
2023 Washington
Totals – 		

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G
10
3
13
15
41

NO
28
5
41
69
143

YDS
264
114
694
1,159
2,231

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
9.4
60
22.8
55
16.9
76
16.8
92t
15.6
92t

TD
2
1
6
9
18

NO
0
0
1
4
5

YDS
0
0
15
35
50

RUSHING
AVG
TD
0
0
0
0
15.0
15
8.0
27t
9.4
27t

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Caedan Wallace
70 | TACKLE

HT: 6-5 | WT: 314 | Born: 4/18/2000
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: D3-24 (68th)
College: Penn State | Hometown: Robbinsville, N.J.

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• All-Big Ten honorable mention (2023)• Lion’s Pride Outstanding Senior Player Award (2023)• Reese’s Senior Bowl Watch List player (2023)

COLLEGE SEASONAL REVIEWSREDSHIRT SENIOR YEAR (2023)• Started all 13 games at right tackle and allowed just one
sack in 359 pass blocking snaps.
• Earned the coaching staff’s Offensive Player of the Week
(Iowa, 9/23).
• Helped lead the Penn State offense to 478 total yards inthe victory over West Virginia.
• Helped Penn State tally 541 total yards on offense versus
Delaware, including 315 yards on the ground, with the Nittany Lions running 91 offensive plays and holding the ballfor a time of possession of 42:22.
• Helped Penn State scored on drives of 17, 10 15 and 12
plays against Iowa.
• Played both center and guard as the Nittany Lions rushed
for 246 yards and finished with 408 yards of offense in the
63-0 win over UMass.
• Helped Penn State post 10 offensive plays of 20+ yards
versus Michigan State.

REDSHIRT JUNIOR YEAR (2022)• Appeared in eight games at right tackle, starting seven.
• Named the coaching staff’s Offensive Player of the Game
(Auburn, 9/17).

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE YEAR (2021)• Started all 13 games at right tackle.

• Helped the Nittany Lion offense gain 254 yards in the second half and protected Sean Clifford as he threw for 247
yards and a touchdown against Wisconsin.
• Helped guide the Penn State offense to 493 yards of total
offense versus Ball State.
• Helped the Penn State offense to 407 yards of total offense and helped true freshman Christian Veilleux throwfor three touchdowns against Rutgers.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN YEAR (2020)• Appeared in all nine games, making seven starts at righttackle as Penn State ranked second in the Big Ten in total
offense (430.3).
• Made his first career start at right tackle versus Indiana.
• Paved the way for the Nittany Lions to gain 501 yards, including 245 on the ground against Nebraska.
• Protected Levis and Sean Clifford as they threw for a combined 280 yards versus Iowa.
• Helped the Nittany Lions rush to a season-high 254 yards
on the ground at Michigan, the most since the 2019 Cotton
Bowl.
• Helped Penn State total 580 yards of offense, the seventh-most in the Franklin era, versus Illinois.

FRESHMAN YEAR (2019)• Helped Penn State gain 406 yards, including 308 throughthe air versus Purdue.

• Redshirt season for Wallace, in which he appeared in fourgames.

• Aided the Penn State offense to gain 572 yards against
Ohio.

HIGH SCHOOL• Assisted the Nittany Lion offense in netting 477 yards ofoffense in the road victory and helped Penn State finish
with 245 yards rushing versus Auburn.
• The Nittany Lions totaled 360 yards of offense including
220 yards on the ground against Northwestern.
• Contributed to an offensive attack which became the firstteam in Rose Bowl history to have an 80-plus yard rushing
touchdown and 80-plus yard receiving touchdown in thesame game in Penn State’s victory over Utah.

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Three-time letterman for head coach Todd Smith at The
Hun School and one-year letterman at Robbinsville HighSchool.
• Was a two-time team captain as a junior and senior.
• Helped the Raiders to three consecutive Mid-Atlantic Prep
League (MAPL) and prep state championships, including aperfect 8-0 record as a sophomore.
• Selected to the All-American Bowl and the Polynesian
Bowl.
• Participated in Nike’s The Opening Finals.

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• Named as a finalist for the 2019 All-American Bowl Man of
the Year Award.

• Was an honor roll student and finished with a 93 percent
grade-point average in his senior year.

• Named All-USA New Jersey Football Team first team by
USA Today in 2018.

PERSONAL• Garnered New Jersey Sportszone All-Offense Team honors
as a senior.

• Son of Paryn and Charles Wallace.

Players• Selected All-MAPL three times.

• Full name is Caedan Anson Wallace.
• Has two brothers, Charles and Carson.

• Recorded 47 pancake blocks and more than 80 knockdowns as a senior, more than 50 pancake blocks as a
junior, and 30 pancake blocks as a sophomore.

• Father, Charles, played football at The Citadel (1986-89).

• Rated a four-star prospect by 247Sports, ESPN and Rivals.

• Volunteered with the Young Scholars Institute in Trenton
and the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

• Rated as the No. 53 overall prospect, No. 2 offensive
guard and No. 2 recruit in New Jersey by 247Sports.
• Ranked as the No. 192 overall prospect, No. 6 offensive
guard, No. 19 player in the region and No. 3 recruit in New
Jersey by ESPN.
• Ranked No. 69 overall recruit, No. 4 offensive guard andNo. 2 recruit in New Jersey by Rivals.

• Brother, Charles, played football at Delaware State (201417).

• Hobbies include watching documentaries and learning
about Greek and Roman history.
• Majoring in communication arts and sciences.
• Would like to hold a leadership position in a Fortune 500
company.

• Competed in shot put and discus for the track & field team,winning a state championship in shot put in the 2015 indoor season and a sectional championship in the shot put
in the spring 2016.

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Layden Robinson
64 | GUARD

HT: 6-3 | WT: 311 | Born: 5/3/2001
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: D4a-24 (103rd)
College: Texas A&M | Hometown: Manvel, Texas

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• SEC Community Service Team (2023)• Offensive Toughness Award (2021 & 2022)• Strength & Conditioning Offensive Aggie Award (2021 &2022)• All-SEC First Team by PFF (2021)• All-SEC Second Team by AP (2021)

FRESHMAN YEAR (2020)• Played in all 10 games, logging 32 snaps at right guard.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN YEAR (2019)• Saw the field in the wins over Lamar and UTSA.

• Team Player Award (2019)

HIGH SCHOOL• Freshman Strength Award (2019)• Coached by Kevin Hall at Manvel High School.

COLLEGE SEASONAL REVIEWS• Unanimous selection to the first-team 11-5A All-District
team.

SENIOR YEAR (2023)• Started 11 games at right guard.
• Made the start at Miami, while the offensive line allowed
only one sack in 53 pass attempts.
• Helped the Aggies eclipse the 200 yard rush mark in thewins over Auburn (209) and Arkansas (204).

• Voted to the high school All-Star Game three times.
• Named the Houston area UIL Offensive Player of the Year
finalist by the Houston Touchdown Club.

PERSONAL• Born May 3, 2001 in Manvel, Texas.

JUNIOR YEAR (2022)• Started all 12 games at right guard.
• Helped clear the way for 1,000-yard rusher De’Von
Achane.

SOPHOMORE YEAR (2021)• Started all 10 games that he appeared in.
• Made his first career start at right guard, helping A&M rollup 595 yards of total offense in the season-opening win
over Kent State.

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Javon baker

6 | WIDE RECEIVER

Players

HT: 6-1 | WT: 202 | Born: 2/18/2002
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: D4b-24 (110th)
College: UCF | Hometown: Atlanta, Ga.

PRONOUNCED - JAY-von
CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Javon Baker was drafted by the New England Patriots in the
fourth round (110th overall) of the 2024 NFL Draft.

COLLEGE CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• First Team All-Big 12 by coaches, College Football Network, Phil Steele (2023)• Second Team All-Big 12 by AP (2023)• Phil Steele Honorable Mention All-American (2023)• Senior Bowl Selection (2023)• Preseason Second Team All-Big 12 by Lindy’s, College
Football Network, Phil Steele (2023)• Preseason Third Team All-Big 12 by PFF (2023)• Second Team All-American Athletic Conference by Pro
Football Focus (2022)• Fourth Team All-American Athletic Conference by Phil
Steele (2022)

COLLEGE SEASONAL REVIEWSSENIOR YEAR (2023)

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Carolina State in first career start.
• Exactly matched his stats from opener with five receptionsfor 84 yards (both game highs) vs. Louisville.
• Made career- and team-high seven receptions for 83 vs.
Florida Atlantic including 20-yd touchdown catch for final
UCF points.
• Grabbed team-high-tying six catches for career-high 138
yards vs. SMU, including 51-yd. catch.
• Caught team-high-tying seven passes for 55 yards vs. Cincinnati.
• Reeled in three catches for 38 yards vs. Memphis, including fourth-quarter touchdown catch for 24 yards thatproved to be winning points.
• Recorded team-high-tying six receptions for 101 yards vs.
Navy including 28-yard touchdown grab.

• First-team wide receiver pick on All-Big 12 team chosen byleague coaches.

• Caught three passes for 51 yards vs. USF, including remarkable 41-yard grab on final winning TD drive.

• Led the Big 12 Conference in receiving yards with 1,139,
which ranked 16th in the NCAA.

• Announced decision to transfer to UCF from Alabama in
June 2022.

• Finished the season ranked second in the nation in yards
per catch with 21.9, leading the conference.
• Reeled in 52 passes and scored seven touchdowns.
• Tallied a career high nine receptions for 173 yards with atouchdown against Georgia Tech in the Gasparilla Bowl.
• Caught season-high five passes for 77 yards vs Villanova
including 25-yard TD catch.
• Three receptions for 113 yards vs Baylor including a 65yard TD.
• Five receptions for 134 yards vs Oklahoma including a 86yard (4th-longest in UCF history) and 12-yard TD.
• Caught four for 118 yards vs Texas Tech including a 71-yard
TD.

JUNIOR YEAR (2022)• Second-leading receiver with 56 catches for team-high
796 (ninth in AAC) with five TDs.

SOPHOMORE YEAR (2021 - ALABAMA)• Played in 21 games for Tide in 2020-21, including 2021
College Football Playoff games vs. Cincinnati and Georgia.
• Recorded seven catches for 101 yards and a touchdown in
12 games in 2021 at Alabama and also saw extensive timeon special teams.
• Finished with two catches for 59 yards vs. Southern Missand caught his first career TD pass from 24 yards out for
final Tide score.

FRESHMAN YEAR (2020 - ALABAMA)• Saw playing time in final nine games of first season at Alabama following injury to standout Jaylen Waddle.
• Posted first career stats by catching pair of passes for 15
yards vs. Arkansas.

HIGH SCHOOL• Appeared in 14 games, starting 13 (all but East Carolina).

• One of top-ranked wide receiver prospects in 2019 classas four-star prospect by all major outlets.

• Scored first UCF touchdown in ’22 on a 12-yard touchdown
catch from John Rhys Plumlee on way to team-high fivecatches for team-high 84 yards in ’22 opener vs. South• Participated in Nike’s “The Opening” Finals in Frisco, Tex-

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• Rated No. 109 overall player on Rivals250 and No. 20
wideout nationally.

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2018 at McEachern High School in Powder Springs, Georgia.

as, and in “The Opening” Regionals in Atlanta where heearned MVP honors at wide receiver.
• Selected to participate in All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas.
• Named to Marietta Daily Journal Dynamite Dozen as oneof top 12 players in Georgia.
• As senior in 2019 caught 58 passes for 629 yards and 11
TDs for 12-1 McEachern team.

• Coached by Franklin Stephens.

PERSONAL• Majoring in integrative general studies in College of Undergraduate Studies.

• Racked up 1,105 receiving yards and eight TDs as junior in

POS: WR HT: 6-1 WT: 202 LBS YEAR: ROOKIE ACQ: D4B-24 (110TH) COLLEGE: UCF BORN: 2/18/02

COLLEGE OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
Team
2020 Alabama
2021 Alabama
2022 UCF
2023 UCF
Totals – 		

G
8
11
14
13
46

NO
2
7
56
52
117

YDS
15
101
796
1,139
2,051

RECEIVING
AVG
LG
7.5
15
14.4
35
14.2
53
21.9
86t
17.5
86t

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TD
0
1
5
7
13

NO
0
0
0
0
0

YDS
0
0
0
0
0

RUSHING
AVG
0
0
0
0
0

TD
0
0
0
0		
0

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MARCELLAS DIAL Jr.
27 | CORNERBACK

HT: 6-0 | WT: 190 | Born: 12/6/2000
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: D6a-24 (180th)
College: South Carolina | Hometown: Woodruff, South Carolina

Players

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• Overcoming Adversity Award (2023)

COLLEGE SEASONAL REVIEWSREDSHIRT SENIOR YEAR (2023)

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE YEAR (2021)• Credited with 36 tackles including 2.0 tackles for loss anda sack.

• Played in all 13 games, making seven starts at cornerback.

• Logged a team-high 10 pass breakups, tying for 10th in the
SEC with 0.83 passes defended per game.

• Credited with six pass breakups, one forced fumble andone fumble recovery.

• Started all 12 games at cornerback.

• Posted a season high eight tackles against Georgia, one
shy of his career high.
• Broke up two passes in four different contests.

REDSHIRT JUNIOR YEAR (2022)• Played in all 13 games, starting 10 at cornerback.

• Registered 45 tackles with a team-leading three interceptions and a team-high 12 pass breakups.
• His three interceptions and his 15 passes defended were
the third-highest totals in the SEC.

• Enrolled at South Carolina in January after transferringfrom Georgia Military College.
• Recorded 33 tackles including 25 solo stops.

• Collected four tackles five times.

SOPHOMORE YEAR (2020 - GEORGIAMILITARY COLLEGE)• Spent his second fall at Georgia Military College in Milledgeville, and the Bulldogs did not play a fall season.
• Rated as the seventh-best JUCO cornerback and No. 51
overall by 247Sports Composite.

FRESHMAN YEAR (2019 - GEORGIAMILITARY COLLEGE)• His 1.2 passes defended per game tied for 24th in the
country.

• Began his collegiate career as a defensive back at Georgia
Military College.

• Totaled three tackles, a career-high three pass breakups
and his first collegiate interception in the season-opener
against Georgia State.

• Played for coach Bert Williams.

• Picked off his second pass of the season against South
Carolina State.
• Credited with a career-high nine tackles in the win overTennessee.
• Earned SEC Defensive Player of the Week following his efforts against the Clemson when he finished with two tackles, one interception and tied his career high with threepass breakups (3).

• Recorded 10 tackles and an interception.

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Woodruff (S.C.) High School in 2019.

PERSONAL• An interdisciplinary studies major who graduated from the
University of South Carolina in December 2022.

• Allowed just one catch for 11 yards while being targeted 11
times in the contest versus Clemson.

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POS: CB HT: 6-0 WT: 190 LBS YEAR: ROOKIE ACQ: D6A-24 (180TH) COLLEGE: SOUTH CAROLINA BORN: 12/6/00

COLLEGE DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
2019

TACKLESINTERCEPTIONSMISCELLANEOUS
Team
G
TT UT
A
S YDS NO YDS AVG LG TD PD FF FR YDS TD
Georgia Military						Not Available

2020

Georgia Military						Not Available
South Carolina 13

25

17

8

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

6

1

1

0

2022

South Carolina 13

33

21

12

0

0

3

3

1.0

3

0

12

0

0

0

0

2023

South Carolina 12

25

14

11

1.0

8.0

0

0

0

0

0

10

0

0

0

0

38

83

52

31

1.0

8.0

3

3

1.0

3

0 28

1

1

0

0

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Joe Milton III

19 | QUARTERBACK

HT: 6-5 | WT: 246 | Born: 3/6/2000
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: D6b-24 (193rd)
College: Tennessee | Hometown: Orlando, Fla.

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CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Joe Milton III was drafted by the New England Patriots in thesixth round (193rd overall) of the 2024 NFL Draft.

COLLEGE CAREER HIGHLIGHTSUPDATED STATISTICS
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• Reese’s Senior Bowl Invitee (2023)• Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Semifinalist(2023)• Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Top 25 Candidate (2023)• Capital One Orange Bowl MVP (2022)

COLLEGE SEASONAL REVIEWSREDSHIRT SENIOR YEAR - SIXTHYEAR (2023)• Started all 12 regular season games at quarterback (8-4 record), completing 229-of-354 (.647) passes for 2,813 yards
with 20 touchdowns and five interceptions.
• Also showcased his mobility throughout the year with acareer-best 299 rushing yards (24.9 per game) while averaging 3.8 yards per carry.
• His seven rushing touchdowns were the most by a Tennessee quarterback in a single campaign since Joshua Dobbs
had 12 in 2016.
• Finished with 3,112 yards of total offense, representing
the third straight season a Tennessee QB has eclipsed the
3,000 mark and the eighth-best total in school history.
• Threw multiple touchdowns in six games and rushed forand passes for a score in the same game five times.
• Fired five 50+ yard passes during the year, which ranked
second in the SEC.
• Did not play in the Citrus Bowl but practiced and supported
his teammates all Bowl month.
• Delivered the best performance of his career on SeniorDay, accounting for 394 total yards and six touchdowns tolead the Vols past Vanderbilt (11/25).
• Completed 22-of-33 passes for a career-high 383 yards
and four touchdowns with no interceptions through the
air and added a pair of 2-yard rushing scores against theCommodores and was named Maxwell Award National
Player of the Week for his efforts.
• His six touchdowns responsible for were the most in a single game by a Vol since Jonathan Crompton had six (fivepassing, one rushing) on Nov. 7, 2009, and he was the first
Vol to accomplish the feat in an SEC game since Erik Ainge
had seven passing TDs against Kentucky in a triple-overtime contest on Nov. 24, 2007.
• Became the only Vol this century with six total touchdowns

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in a regulation SEC game, as well as the only Vol with
four-plus passing touchdowns and multiple rushing touchdowns in any game since 2000.
• Joined Hendon Hooker (five vs. Alabama in 2022) and
Joshua Dobbs (four vs. Florida in 2016) as the only Vol QBs
in the past decade with four passing touchdowns in an SEC
contest.
• Surpassed 200 completions on the year vs. No. 1 Georgia(11/18), connecting on 17-of-30 passes for 147 yards.
• Connected with Squirrel White and Ramel Keyton ontouchdown throws of 83 and 60 yards, respectively, for
UT’s two longest pass plays of the season against UConn, and his 83-yard strike to Squirrel White was Tennessee’s longest pass play since 2006 (Erik Ainge to Robert
Meachem, 84 yards vs. Memphis State).
• His 85.0 completion percentage against Kentucky was thehighest by a Vol in an SEC game (min. 20 att.) since 2016.
• Posted 330 yards of total offense (271 pass, 59 rush) at No.
11/8 Alabama (10/21) and completed a UT career-high 28
passes on 41 attempts, which included a pair of touchdown
passes in the first half.
• Amassed 298 yards of total offense (209 passing, 89 rushing) with two passing touchdowns and a rushing score in
win vs. UTSA (9/23).
• His rushing touchdown against the UTSA was an 81-yard
dash on a read option on UT’s first play from scrimmage,the longest run by a quarterback in Tennessee history andtied for the 10th-longest rush by a Vol in program history.
• Completed 20-of-34 passes and tallied a UT career-high
287 yards at Florida (9/16) with two passing touchdowns
and one interception.
• Fired 11 consecutive completions over the course of two
scoring drives in the second quarter against Austin Peay,
the ninth-longest completion streak in UT history.
• Accounted for four total touchdowns (two passing, two
rushing) and 234 yards of total offense in the season opener vs. Virginia (9/2) to earn SEC Co-Offensive Player of the
Week honors.
• In the win vs. UVA, became the first Vol with at least
two passing TDs and two rushing TDs in the same gameagainst a Power 5 opponent since Joshua Dobbs accom-

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plished the feat vs. Missouri on Nov. 19, 2016.

REDSHIRT SENIOR YEAR (2022)• Tennessee’s backup quarterback to Hendon Hooker andwas thrust into action as the starter in the final two gamesof the year following Hooker’s ACL injury.
• Played in nine total games and did not see action vs. Pitt,
Florida, LSU and Georgia.
• Tallied 1,048 yards of total offense.
• Completed 53- of-82 (.650) passes for 971 yards and 10
touchdowns with no interceptions …
• Added 77 carries for 18 yards on the ground.

• Tied for eighth in the nation in 50+ yard passes with seven.
• Capped the year by leading the Vols to an Orange Bowl
victory in his home state in which he was named MVP after
firing 19-of-28 passes for 251 yards and a career-high-tying
three touchdowns vs. Clemson (12/30), connecting on TD
passes of 16-, 14- and 46-yards in the win, including thegame-winner to Ramel Keyton in the fourth quarter.
• Led UT to victory in his first start of the season in the regular season finale at Vanderbilt (11/26), going 11-of-21 passing for 147 yards and a touchdown to Walker Merrill, whilefinding Jalin Hyatt on a 61-yard bomb on the opening driveof the game for his longest completion of the night.
• Entered after Hooker’s injury at South Carolina (11/19) in the
fourth quarter and went 4-of-8 passing for 108 yards and atouchdown pass to Cedric Tillman.
• Showed off his cannon against Missouri (11/12), attempting
just three passes in the second half but tallying 105 yards
and a touchdown through the air.
• Excellent as a reserve against Akron (9/17), going 4-for-5
passing for 112 yards and a pair of touchdowns, the first a
57-yard shot to Ramel Keyton followed by a 38-yard connection with Walker Merrill.
• Entered as a reserve and played 23 offensive snaps in thesecond half of season opener vs. Ball State (9/1), going
8-of-9 passing for 113 yards and a TD.

REDSHIRT JUNIOR YEAR (2021)• Served as the Vols’ starting quarterback for the first twogames of the year (1-1) before being the backup for the
final 11 contests.
• Played in eight games; did not play against Tennessee
Tech, South Carolina, Alabama, Kentucky and the Music
City Bowl vs. Purdue.
• Completed 32-of-61 passes for 375 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions and rushed for 129 yards andtwo scores.
• Tallied 504 yards of total offense and four touchdowns
accounted for on the season.
• Completed 5-of-7 passing for 32 yards vs. South Alabama(11/20) and led an 80-yard scoring drive in the fourth quarter.
• Played late vs. No. 1 Georgia (11/13) and completed six
passes for 88 yards and a touchdown to Cedric Tillman.
• Hit on the longest pass of his career against UGA, a 53yard completion to Tillman in the fourth quarter.

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Entered late against Mizzou (10/2), posting two rushes for
39 yards with a long of 32.
• Was 7-of-12 passing for 50 yards and added a career-long
54-yard rush in limited action in start against Pitt (9/11) before exiting with an injury, with his 54-yard dash being thelongest by a Vols’ QB since Joshua Dobbs had a 70-yard
run against Missouri on Nov. 18, 2016.
• Completed 11-of-23 passes for 139 yards and a touchdown,
adding 44 yards rushing and two rushing touchdowns in aseason-opening start against Bowling Green (9/2), becoming the first UT QB to rush for multiple touchdowns in his
first UT start since Alan Cockrell on Sept. 19, 1981, against
Colorado State.

Players• Of the 114 FBS QBs to throw 10 or more touchdown passes,
was the only one to have zero picks.

• Took over late for an injured Hendon Hooker vs. No. 13
Ole Miss (10/16), completing 1-of-2 passes for 12 yards andadding 13 yards on the ground, nearly leading the Vols toa miraculous comeback in the final seconds against theRebels.

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE YEAR
(2020 - MICHIGAN)• Played in all six games and was the starting quarterback
for Michigan in five contests during the COVID-19 shortened season.
• Owned a 2-3 record as a starter.
• Completed 80-of-141 pass attempts for 1,077 yards withfour touchdowns and four interceptions to earn his third
varsity letter.
• In the first start of his career at Minnesota (10/24), completed 15-of-22 pass attempts for 225 yards with one touchdown, and added eight rushes for 58 years and a score.
• Completed 32-of-51 passes for 300 yards in start against
Michigan State (10/31) with 59 yards added on the ground.
• Went 18-of-34 passing for 344 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions in start at Indiana (11/7), including a 52-yard connection, his longest.
• Threw two interceptions on 9-of-19 passing in start against
Wisconsin (11/14), and added 15 yards on the ground.
• Started at Rutgers (11/21) and went 5-of-12 passing for 89
yards.
• Completed 1-of-3 pass attempts in relief action against
Penn State (11/28).

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN YEAR(2019 - MICHIGAN)• Appeared in four games as the backup quarterback.
• Completed 3-of-7 passes for 59 yards with one touchdown
and ran five times for 16 yards to earn his second varsity
letter.
• Set season highs on 3-of-4 passing for 59 yards and atouchdown against Rutgers (9/28), and ran for a 1-yard
score.
• Saw snaps under center against Notre Dame (10/26).

FRESHMAN YEAR (2018 - MICHIGAN)• Appeared in four games at quarterback and earned a redshirt.
• Completed 3-of-4 passes for 58 yards and rushed seventimes for 31 yards and one touchdown to earn his first varsity letter.

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• Co-recipient of the team’s Scout Offensive Team Player of
the Year Award.

• Participated in the Elite 11 quarterback camp and Nike 2017The Opening Regional combine.

• Twice named Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week,
once for his role in preparing the defense for WesternMichigan and once shared the honor after preparing thedefense for Penn State.

• Completed 90-of-188 passes for 1,317 yards and 10 touchdowns with six interceptions as a senior.

• Made his Michigan debut against Wisconsin (10/13) andcarried the ball twice for 22 yards.

• Threw for 1,543 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior in
2016, completing 82-of-178 pass attempts.

• Played snaps at quarterback at Rutgers (11/10).

Players• Played at Ohio State (11/24) and completed 2-of-3 passes
for 45 yards with an interception, including a 43-yard completion and also ran once for four yards.
• Saw action against Florida in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl
(12/29), running once for 11 yards and throwing one complete pass for 13 yards.

• Also ran the ball 59 times for 262 yards and scored fiverushing touchdowns in 2017.

• As a sophomore in 2015, completed 88-of-183 passes for
1,115 yards and eight touchdowns while scoring three rushing touchdowns.
• Coached by Kyle Hayes.

PERSONAL• Son of DeShea Bouie, and is the oldest of seven children.
• Cousins with former NFL Pro Bowl wide receiver and Super
Bowl Champion Anquan Boldin.

HIGH SCHOOL• Attended Olympia High School in Orlando, Florida.
• Considered a 247Sports four-star prospect, ranked No. 172
prospect nationally, the No. 7 pro-style quarterback overall
and the No. 31 prospect in Florida.
• Ranked by Rivals as a four-star recruit, the No. 11 quarterback prospect, the 35th-best prospect in Florida and the189th-overall player nationally.
• Tabbed by ESPN as a four-star recruit, rated as the No. 111
player nationally, the No. 6 pro-style quarterback and the25th-best prospect in Florida.

• Graduated with a bachelor’s degree in American culture
from the University of Michigan in May 2021.
• Currently pursuing another bachelor’s degree at Tennessee in hospitality and tourism management.
• Moved to Orlando from Pahokee for his freshman year ofhigh school.
• Was roommates with Hendon Hooker (now playing for the
Detroit Lions) for two years.

Joe Milton III statistics

POS: QB HT: 6-5 WT: 246 LBS YEAR: ROOKIE ACQ: D6B-24 (193RD) COLLEGE: TENNESSEE BORN: 3/6/00

COLLEGE OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
				Passing
G
Att
Cmp
Year
Team
2018 Michigan
4
4
3

Yds
58

TD
0

Int
1

Lg
43

2019

Michigan

4

7

3

59

1

1

29

2020

Michigan

6

141

80

1,077

4

4

52

2021

Tennessee

8

62

32

375

2

0

53

2022

Tennessee

8

82

53

971

10

0

64t

2023

Tennessee

Totals - 		

12

354

229

2,813

20

5

83t

42

650

400

5,353

37

11

83t

TD
1

Lg
23		

				Rushing
Year
Team
G
Att
Yds
2018 Michigan
4
7
41
2019

Michigan

4

5

16

1

9		

2020

Michigan

6

38

164

1

23		
54		

2021

Tennessee

8

28

189

2

2022

Tennessee

8

18

100

0

21		

2023

Tennessee

12

78

437

7

81t

42

174

947

12

81t

Totals - 		232

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JAHEIM Bell88 | TIGHT END

HT: 6-2 | WT: 241 | Born: 6/14/2001
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: D7-24 (231st)
College: Florida State | Hometown: Valdosta, Ga.

Jaheim Bell was drafted by the New England Patriots in theseventh round (231st overall) of the 2024 NFL Draft.

COLLEGE CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Second Team All-ACC (2023)• FSU Offensive Newcomer of the Year (2023)• All-Bowl Team by AP (2021)• Second Team All-SEC by PFF (2021)• SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll (2021)• SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll (2020)

COLLEGE SEASONAL REVIEWSSENIOR YEAR (2023)• Appeared in season’s first 13 games with nine starts.
• Recorded 39 receptions for 503 yards and two touchdowns.
• Added two yards and one score on four rushing attempts.
• Had a career-high 8 catches for 53 yards in 38-20 win vs.
No. 16 Duke.
• Accounted for season-high 87 yards on four receptionsin 41-3 win vs. Syracuse, with the receiving yards total vs.
Orange was highest by FSU tight end since Nick O’Leary in2014 ACC Championship Game.
• Made two catches for 49 yards with one touchdown andhad four-yard rushing score in season-opening 45-24
victory vs. No. 5 LSU, becoming the first FSU player withrushing and receiving touchdown in season opener since2000.
• Posted team-high five receptions for 76 yards and one
touchdown in 31-29 win at Boston College.

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career-best 82 yards in 63-38 win vs. No. 5 Tennessee.

SOPHOMORE YEAR
(2021 - SOUTH CAROLINA)• Played in 13 games, making five starts.

• Ranked second on the team in receptions (30) and receiving yards (497), while tying for the team lead with five receiving touchdowns.
• Averaged 16.6 yards per catch.
• Also rushed seven times for 40 yards and added a 22-yard
kickoff return.
• Had the biggest game for a tight end in school history
against Vanderbilt when he caught six passes for a thenschool record 136 yards and a touchdown, including an
82-yard touchdown reception.
• Topped that in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl win over North
Carolina when he shredded the Tar Heel defense for fivecatches for a career-high 159 yards and two touchdowns,
scoring from 69- and 66-yards out on the Gamecocks’ firsttwo possessions.
• Was named to the A.P.’s All-Bowl Team for his efforts in the
Duke’s Mayo Bowl, also rushing three times for 21 yards inthat contest.

FRESHMAN SEASON(2020 - SOUTH CAROLINA)• Limited at the beginning of the season after undergoing
surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee.

• Made four receptions for 51 yards in 41-16 win at Wake Forest.

• Made his collegiate debut in game six against Texas A&M.

• Totaled 59 yards on two catches in 58-13 win vs. North Alabama, including a season-long 49-yard grab.

• Caught one pass, a 29-yard reception, at Ole Miss.

JUNIOR YEAR
(2022 - SOUTH CAROLINA)• Appeared in each of the final five games of the season.
• Named to the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL• Recorded 25 receptions for 231 yards and two touchdowns while adding 261 yards and three touchdowns on
73 rushing attempts, appearing in 12 games with six starts
in 2022.

• Multi-talented player from Valdosta (Ga.) High School who
graduated in 2020.

• Rushing yards total ranked second among Gamecocks andreceiving yards total was third on team.

• Suffered a season-ending ACL injury midway through his
senior campaign.

• Caught career-high-tying two touchdowns and rushed for• Logged 210 receiving yards as a senior after collecting 52

2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM• Played both tight end and wide receiver and was also usedon defense.

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• Also played basketball.

receptions for 770 yards as a junior.
• Helped the Wildcats reach the state quarterfinals in both2018 and 2019, posting records of 8-5 and 10-3, respectively.
• Was a Nike The Opening Finalist and named to the Atlanta
Journal Constitution’s 6A All-State first team as a junior.

• Considered the 48th-best player in the state of Georgia
and the 17th-best “athlete” in the country by Rivals.
• Ranked as the 38th-best player in Georgia, the 17thbest “athlete” in the country and No. 387 overall in the
247Sports Composite.

• Coached by Alan Rodemaker.

Players

Jaheim bell statistics
POS: TE HT: 6-2 WT: 241 LBS YEAR: ROOKIE ACQ: D7-24 (231ST) COLLEGE: FLORIDA STATE BORN: 6/14/01

COLLEGE OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Year
Team
G
2020 South Carolina 52021 South Carolina 13
2022 South Carolina 122023 Florida State
13
Totals – 		
43

234

NO
1
30
25
39
95

RECEIVING
YDS
AVG
29
29.0
497
16.6
231
9.2
503
12.9
1,260		

LG
29
82
46
49
82

TD
0
5
2
2
9

NO
0
7
73
4
84

YDS
0
45
275
5
325

RUSHING
AVG
0
5.7
3.6
0.5
3.6

TD
0
0
3
1
4

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PATRIOTS 2024 ROOKIE FREE AGENTS

Steele chambers
43 |LINEBACKER

HT: 6-1 | WT: 229 | Born: 1/24/2000
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: CW (DET)-24
College: Ohio State | Hometown: Atlanta, Ga.

Steele Chambers was claimed off from Detroit and awarded
to New England on June 11, 2024 ... Originally signed by Detroit as a rookie free agent (05/10/24) ... Released by Detroit(06/10/24).

COLLEGE• Began his college career as a running back for his first two
seasons (2019-20) and had 28 rushing attempts for 222
yards with 1 touchdown.
• Was moved to linebacker in the fall of 2021.

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PERSONAL• He played linebacker and running back in high school,
where he was a 4-star recruit.

• Overall, played in 50 collegiate games with 11 games atrunning back and 39 games at linebacker.
• Recorded 207 total tackles, including a team-leading 83
tackles in 2023 and 77 tackles in 2022.

Deshaun Fenwick
35 | RUNNING BACK

HT: 6-1 | WT: 223 | Born: 12/31/1999
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Oregon State | Hometown: Bradenton, Fla.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSDeshaun Fenwick was signed by the New England Patriots asa rookie free agent on May 10, 2024.

COLLEGE• Played his first three seasons at South Carolina, before
transferring to Oregon State for three more seasons.
• Overall, he played in 50 collegiate games and had 385
rushing attempts for 2,118 yards and 18 touchdowns.
• Also caught 31 passes for 213 yards and two touchdowns.
• In 2023, he played in 13 games and totaled 515 rushingyards on 96 carries.

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PERSONAL• Graduated with a degree in sociology.
• Led Braden River High School to a 10-2 record as a senior
and a berth to the 7A regional semifinals.

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Kaleb ford-Dement
30 | CORNERBACK

HT: 5-11 | WT: 178 | Born: 8/17/1999
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Texas State | Hometown: Whitehouse, Texas

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CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Kaleb Ford-Dement was signed by the New England Patriots
as a rookie free agent on May 10, 2024.

COLLEGE• Spent time at Kilgore College (2017-18), Old Dominion(2019-20) and Washington State (2021-22) before finishingat Texas State (2023).
• Played in 13 games with 11 starts in 2023 for Texas Stateand finished with 32 total tackles, three interceptions andseven passes defensed.

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

PERSONAL• Son of Dwayne and Gina Dement.
• Played one season of high school football at Whitehousehigh school in 2016 and finished with 41 total tackles, twointerceptions in 11 games.

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Zuri henry
65 | TACKLE

HT: 6-6 | WT: 310 | Born: 4/12/2000
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Texas - El Paso | Hometown: Dallas, Texas

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Zuri Henry was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on May 10, 2024.

COLLEGE• Spent six season at Texas - El Paso, seeing action at bothleft and right tackle.
• Started in 36 of 53 total games during his college career.
• He started all 11 games at left tackle in 2023.

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• Originally was born in Denver, Colorado.
• Brother, Azizi, plays football at Texas - El Paso.

PERSONAL• Played three seasons (2015-17) on varsity at Wylie HighSchool as an offensive tackle and defensive lineman.
• Son of Gynovel and Camille Hampton.

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Jontrey hunter
58 | LINEBACKER

HT: 6-2 | WT: 234 | Born: 6/1/2000
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Georgia State | Hometown: Tampa, Fla.

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Jontrey Hunter was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on May 10, 2024.

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

• Spent six seasons playing at Georgia State.
• Earned all-Sun Belt Conference honors in 2023 after finishing with 96 total tackles.
• Overall, he played in 53 games and finished with 234 total
tackles and six sacks.

• Named to the All-Hillsborough team by the Tampa Bay
Times.
• Born on June 1, 2000.

PERSONAL• Was a standout at Sickles High School who played on offense and defense.

Jaquae Jackson
82 |WIDE RECEIVER

HT: 6-1 | WT: 184 | Born: 1/30/2000
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Rutgers | Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa.

PRONOUNCED - JUH-quay
CAREER TRANSACTIONSJaQuae Jackson was signed by the New England Patriots
as a rookie free agent on June 6, 2024 ... Originally signed
by Atlanta as a rookie free agent (4/30/24) ... Released by
Atlanta (6/4/24).

COLLEGE• Played his first five seasons at California (Pa.) before transferring to Rutgers in 2023.
• Last season he played in all 13 games with 12 starts ans
finished with 22 receptions for 361 yards with one touchdown.
• Was a two-year starter at California (Pa.) and was named

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Don Hassen All-American Honorable mention and selected
D2CCA Second-Team All Region in 2022 and was voted to
the All-PSAC West First-Team.
• In 2022, he ranked seventh in NCAA Division II in receiving
yards per game with 1071. yards per game.

PERSONAL• Played high school football at Serra Catholic.
• Named First-Team All-State at defensive back and Second-Team All-State athlete in 2017.
• Majored in Education.

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Terrell Jennings
29 | RUNNING BACK

HT: 6-0 | WT: 217 | Born: 1/3/2001
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Florida A&M | Hometown: Duval, Fla.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSTerrell Jennings was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on May 13, 2024.

COLLEGE• Played in 44 games during his college career and finishedwith 2821 rushing attempts for 1,860 yards and 24 touchdowns.
• His 1,860 rushing yards rank 12th in school history.

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PERSONAL• Born Jan. 3, 2001 in Duval, Fla.

• Last season, he played in 13 games and had 120 rushingattempts for 704 yards and 10 touchdowns.
• In 2023, Jennings was the Offensive MVP of the Florida
Classic and the SWAC Championship game.

John Morgan

54 | DEFENSIVE END

HT: 6-1 | WT: 252 | Born: 6/6/2000
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Arkansas | Hometown: Hyattsville, Md.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSJohn Morgan was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on May 10, 2024.

COLLEGE• Played his first five seasons at Pittsburgh (2018-22) before
transferring to Arkansas fr the 2023 season.
• Played in 64 total games with eight starts and finished with89 total tackles and 16 sacks.
• In 2023 with Arkansas, Morgan played in 11 games andfinished with 15 total tackles.

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• Father, John, played football at Bowie State and his grandfather played basketball and ran track at Alabama A&M.
• Born June 6, 2000.

PERSONAL• Son of John and Tisa Morgan Jr.

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34 | SAFETY

HT: 5-11 | WT: 200 | Born: 6/2/2001
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Troy | Hometown: Harvest, Ala.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSCOLLEGE• Spent five seasons at Troy (2019-23) and finished his career with 61 consecutive starts safety.
• Played in a total of 62 games during his college career andfinished with 310 total tackles.

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Players

Dell Pettus was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on May 10, 2024.

basketball at Alabama A&M.
• Graduated with a degree in computer science.

• In 2023, he finished with 74 total tackles in 14 games.

PERSONAL• Son of Tamara and Glenn Pettus.
• Father played football at Alabama A&M and mother played

Jotham Russell
66 | DEFENSIVE END

HT: 6-4 | WT: 239 | Born: 8/6/2003
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: No College | Hometown: Canberra, Australia

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Jotham Russell was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on May 13, 2024.

PRIOR TO THE NFL• The Patriots will receive a roster exemption for Russell’ssigning as an International Pathway Program player.
• He is an Australian rugby player who is converting to a defensive end.

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PERSONAL• Born Aug. 6, 2003 in Canberra, Australia.

• He played for the Currumbin Eagles and Tweed Seagulls
under 21 team and was selected for the NFL’s International
Program.
• He also played for the Brisbane Broncos development
squad.

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Charles turner
61 | CENTER

HT: 6-4 | WT: 303 | Born: 6/14/2001
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Louisiana State | Hometown: Bradenton, Fla.

Players

CAREER TRANSACTIONSCharles Turner was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on May 10, 2024.

COLLEGE• Began his career at tackle before moving to center where
he started for his final two college seasons.
• Overall, he appeared in 40 career games with 26 total
starts, 25 at center and one at right tackle in 2021.

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• Attended IMG Academy his final two seasons of high schooland helped the team to a 16-1 record.

PERSONAL• A consensus three-star prospect during his high school
career.
• Selected to take part in the 2019 All-American Bowl.

MIKEY victor

47 | CORNERBACK

HT: 6-2 | WT: 205 | Born: 11/19/1999
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Alabama State | Hometown: Pomona, Calif.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Mikey Victor was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on May 10, 2024.

COLLEGE• Began his college career at Ventura College and UNLV before playing his last two seasons at Alabama State.
• Finished with 55 total tackles, three interceptions and 21
passes defensed over his two seasons at Alabama State.

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a 2018 sixth-round draft pick by the Oakland Raiders• Majored in history.

PERSONAL• Father, Michael, played basketball at Long Beach State(1991-94).
• His brother, Azeem, played football at Washington and was

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30 |WIDE RECEIVER

HT: 6-0 | WT: 184 | Born: 8/8/2001
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Randolph Macon | Hometown: Cedar Point, N.C.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSCOLLEGE• Played five seasons at Randolph Macon.
• Finished his career with 146 receptions for 3,144 yards and
34 touchdowns in 42 games while in college.
• Was also used as a kickoff returner in and 20 kicks for 427
yards, averaging over 20 yards per return.
• Was named All-ODAC First Team in 2022 when he finishedwith 41 receptions for 1,189 yards and 13 touchdowns.
• In 2023, he finished with 53 receptions for 957 yards and
12 touchdowns.

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Players

David Wallis was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on June 4, 2024.

Click or scan on the QR Code to accessupdated statistical information.

PERSONAL• Played high school football at Croation High School in Cedar Point, N.C.
• Born on August 8, 2001.

Jacob warren
45 | TIGHT END

HT: 6-6 | WT: 251 | Born: 6/6/2000
Exp. (NFL/Patriots): Rookie | Acq: FA-24
College: Tennessee | Hometown: Knoxville, Tenn.

CAREER TRANSACTIONSJacob Warren was signed by the New England Patriots as a
rookie free agent on May 10, 2024.

COLLEGE• Spent six seasons at Tennessee (2018-23) and was a starter for his final three seasons.
• Overall, he played in 54 games with 33 starts and finishedwith 53 receptions for 607 yards and eight touchdowns.
• In 2023, he played and started in all 13 games and finishedwith 16 receptions for 191 yards and four touchdowns.

PERSONAL

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• Father earned letters as an offensive tackle for Tennessee
in 1992 and 1993.
• Earned his undergraduate degree in kinesiology in August2021 and earned a Master of Science degree in agricultural leadership, education and communication in 2023.

• Son of James and Heather Warren.

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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • FOURTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

2023
SeasonDate W/L Score		
Opp.
Philadelphia
09/10 L 20-25 		
09/17
L 17-24 		 Miami
09/24 W 15-10 at N.Y. Jets
10/01
L 3-38 at Dallas
10/08 L 0-34		 New Orleans
10/15
L 17-21 at Las Vegas
10/22 W 29-25 		 Buffalo
10/29 L 17-31 at Miami
11/05
L 17-20 		 Washington
11/12
L 6-10		 Indianapolis
11/19			BYE WEEK
11/26
L 7-10at N.Y. Giants
12/03 L 0- 6 		 L.A. Chargers
12/07 W 21-18 at Pittsburgh
12/17
L 17-27 		 Kansas City
12/24 W 26-23 at Denver
12/31
L 21-27 at Buffalo
01/07
L 3-17 		 N.Y. Jets

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
Possession Avg.
Total Net Yards
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNet Yards Rushing
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
Net Yards Passing
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
Punts/Average
Net Punting Avg.
Penalties/Yards
Fumbles/Ball Lost
Touchdowns
Rushing
Passing
Returns
SCORE BY PERIODS

Patriots
Opponents

1

2

Att.
64,62864,62880,87893,71964,62861,98564,62865,83664,62850,144

82,21164,62866,37664,62876,201
70,77264,628

PATS
261
93
153
15
67/222
30.2
9/25
36.0
28:03
4696
276.2
1020
4.6
1627
95.7
415
3069
180.5
48/3233392
557/35163.0
21
98/46.9
98/40.8
89/676
19/8
27
9
16
2

OPP
305
100
181
24
86/237
36.3
10/19
52.6
31:57
5127
301.6
1091
4.7
1584
93.2
480
3543
208.4
36/2483791
575/37064.3
1086/47.086/42.7
75/544
24/8
38
14
19
5

3

OT TOTAL

4

40 81 46 69
89 116 56 105

0
0

236
366

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Ryland0 0 0 0 24/25 16/25 0 72
Henry
6 0 6 0 			
0 36
Elliott
5 3 2 0			
0 30
Bourne4 0 4 0 			
0 24
Stevenson 4 4 0 0			
0 24
Gesicki
2 0 2 0 			
0 12
P. Brown
1 0 1 0			
0 6
Davis
1 0 0 1 		
0 6
Harris
1 1 0 0			0 6
1 0 0 1 			
0 6
ReagorSmith-Schuster 1 0 1 0 			
0 6
Zappe
1 1 0 0 			
0 6
Judon
0 0 0 0 			
1 2
TEAM
27 9 16 2 24/25 16/25 1 236
OPPONENTS 38 14 19 5 31/32 31/38 1 366
2-Pt Conv: TM 0-2, OPP 6-6

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RUSHING
Elliott
Stevenson
Mac Jones
Zappe
HarrisThornton
Vaughn (LG)DouglasReagorMontgomery
BournePatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
184 642156 619
26 96
17 83
16 65
3
51
24 42
8
41
1
17
3
9
1
4
415 1627
480 1584

AVG
3.5
4.0
3.7
4.9
4.1
17.0
1.8
5.1
17.0
3.0
4.0
3.9
3.3

LG
17
64t
18
18
18t
39
9
20
17
7
4
64t
50t

TD
3
4
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
14

RECEIVING
Elliott
DouglasHenry
Stevenson
BourneParkerSmith-Schuster
GesickiP. Brown
Thornton
ReagorMontgomery
HarrisBoutteVaughn (LG )Strange
Patriots
Opponents

NO
51
49
42
38
37
33
29
29
13
13
7
5
3
2
2
0
351
370

YDS AVG
313 6.1
561 11.4
419 10.0
238 6.3
406 11.0
394 11.9
260 9.0
244 8.4
208 16.091
7.0
138 19.7
40 8.058 19.3
19 9.52
1.0
3--3392 9.7
3791 10.2

LG
23
42
24t
34
36
30
37
18
58t
15
39
17
48
11
3
3
58t
51

TD
2
0
6
0
4
0
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
19

INTERCEPTIONS
DuggerPeppers
Ja. Tavai
Mapu
Jackson (LG)BryantAustin (LG)Austin (TM)
Gonzalez
Patriots
Opponents

NO
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
21

YDS
35
33
2
20
9
6
0
0
0
96
435

LG
20
32
2
20
9
6
0
0
0
32
70t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4

AVG
17.5
16.5
1.0
20.0
9.0
6.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
9.6
20.7

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN LG BLK
Baringer 98 4598 46.9 40.8 8 38 79 0
Patriots 98 4598 46.9 40.8 8 38 79 0
Opponents 86 4042 47.0 42.7 8 41 74 0
PUNT RETURNS
BryantDouglasPeppersMar. Jones
Patriots
Opponents

NO
15
11
4
3
33
44

FC
12
10
3
1
26
24

KICK RETURNS
Montgomery
ReagorBryantHarrisPatriots
Opponents

NO
9
7
1
1
18
21

YDS
219
221
11
20
471
433

YDS
105
56
26
21
208
439

AVG LG TD
7.0 15 0
5.1 25 0
6.5 18 0
7.0 21 0
6.3 25 0
10.0 52 0

AVG LG TD
24.3 43 0
31.6 98t 1
11.0 110
20.0 20 0
26.2 98t 1
20.6 42 0

FIELD GOALS
RylandTEAM
OPPONENTS

1-19 20-29 30-39
0/ 0 4/4
5/7
0/ 0 4/4
5/7
0/0 8/8
12/13

40-49 50+
5/10 2/4
5/10 2/4
3/6
8/11

FOLK: ( ) (49G)(48G,48N,57N,51G)(29G,52N)(48N)2(43G)(30G,24G,49G)(38G)(43G)(37G,35N,24G)(35N)()()(41N,25G)(33G,47N,56G)(47N)(30G)
OPPONENTS: (32G,56G,48G,51G)(23G,49B,55N)(52G)(23G,23G,33G)(54G,53G)(25G,37G,30G,24G)(36G,42N)(30G) (37G,30G)(57N,51G)(42G)(38G,38G)(56G)(39N,29G,
54G)(57N)(35G,24G)(21G,40G,49N,33G)
STARTERS
Offense: RT Calvin Anderson (2), C David Andrews (17),LG Jake Andrews (1), Pharaoh Brown (10), WR Kendrick
Bourne (5), LT Trent Brown (8), WR Demario Douglas (7),RB Ezekiel Elliott (5), TE Mike Gesicki (10), TE HunterHenry (10), QB Mac Jones (11), OL Vederian Lowe (8),OL Atonio Mafi (5), LT Conor McDermott (5), OL Mike Onwenu (15), WR DeVante Parker (13), WR Jalen Reagor (1),
WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (7), TE Matt Sokol (1), RG Sidy
Sow (14), RB Rhamondre Stevenson (12), LG Cole Strange(10), WR Tyquan Thornton (2), DL Deatrich Wise Jr. (14),QB Bailey Zappe (6)Defense: DL Christian Barmore (5), Ja’Whaun Bentley(16), DB Myles Bryant (6), S Kyle Dugger (17), DL Davon
Godchaux (17), CB Christian Gonzalez (4), DL Lawrence
Guy Sr. (12), LB Anfernee Jennings (11), CB Marcus Jones(1), CB Jonathan Jones (14), LB Matthew Judon (2), DB
Marte Mapu (1), S Jalen Mills (6), S Jabrill Peppers (15),DB Adrian Phillips (1), DL Sam Roberts (1), LB Jahlani Tavai (16), LB Josh Uche (2), DB Shaun Wade (5), DL KeionWhite (4), LB Mack Wilson (1), DL Deatrich Wise Jr. (14)2023 Coaching Staff: Cam Achord, Special Teams
Coordinator; Brian Belichick, Safeties; Steve Belichick,Linebackers; V’Angelo Bentley, NFL Coaching Fellowship/
Defense; Troy Brown, Wide Receivers/Kickoff Returners;
Moses Cabrera, Head Strength and Conditioning; DeMarcus Covington, Defensive Line; Ross Douglas, Wide
Receivers; Joe Houston, Special Teams Assistant; Keith
Jones, NFL Coaching Fellowship/Defense; Joe Judge, Assistant Head Coach; Adrian Klemm, Offensive Line; Will
Lawing, Tight Ends; Deron Mayo, Strength and Conditioning Assistant; Jerod Mayo, Linebackers; Bill O’Brien,
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Mike Pellegrino,
Cornerbacks; Evan Rothstein, Assistant Quarterbacks;
Vinnie Sunseri, Running Backs; Billy Yates, Assistant
Offensive Line.
Pro Bowl (0)SACKS: Barmore 8.5, Bentley 4.5, Wise 4.5, Judon 4,
Mack Wilson 3.5, Uche 3, Dugger 1.5, Jennings 1.5, Bryant 1, Gonzalez 1, Peppers 1, Ja. Tavai 1, White 1
Patriots: 36, Opponents: 48

PASSINGATT
Mac Jones 345
Zappe
212
Cunningham (TM) 0
TEAM
557
OPPONENTS 575

CMP YARDS CMP% YDS/ATT
224 2120 64.9 6.14
127 1272 59.9 6.00
00----- 		351 3392 63.0 6.09
370 3791 64.3 6.59

TD
10
6
0
16
19

TD%
2.9
2.8
--2.9
3.3

INT
12
9
0
21
10

INT%
3.5
4.2
--3.8
1.7

LG
58t
48
--58t
51

SK/YDS RATING
22/ 127 77.0
25/ 191 68.8
1/ 5 		 --48/323 73.8
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Defensive Statistics

TACKLES		TT UT A114 55 59
107 63 44
107 70 37
77 65 1275 50 25
66 49 1764 39 25
56 24 32
54 22 32
47 39 844 25 19
38 16 2233 21 1226 12 1425 22 323 21 2
17
14 3
15
8 7
14
9 5
13
8 5
13 10 3
12
8 4
9
7 2
9
4 5
5
4
1
5
2 3
3
2
1
2
2 0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
1075 672 403

SACKS		S Yds QH
4.5 13.5 12
1.0 9.04
1.5 9.55
1.0 6.01
1.0 7.02
1.5 10.0 4
8.5 60.5 16
0.0 0.01
4.5 50.0 6
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.01
0.0 0.00
3.5 20.5 4
1.0 9.05
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
1.0 8.01
3.0 20.0 6
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
4.0 25.0 9
0.0 0.01
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
0.0 0.00
36.0 248.0 78

INTERCEPTIONSInt Yds TD PD
0 0
0 3
2 2
0 5
2 35 0 7
16
0 7
2 33 0 8
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 6
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 7
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 3
0 0
0 3
0 0
0 6
0 0
0 1
1
0
0 3
0 0
0 0
1
20 0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
1
0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
10 96 0 66

FUMBLES		FF FR Yds TD
10 0 0
2 0 0 010 0 0
2 0 0 01
1 0 0
0 1 0 010 0 0
0 1 0 010 0 0
0 0 0 010 0 0
0 0 0 02 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 1 0 00 1 0 00 0 0 010 0 0
0 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 1 0 013 6 0 0

SPECIAL TEAMSTT UT A FF FR
0 0 0 0 0
3 2 1 0 0
2 1 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
3 2 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
1 1 0 0 0
1 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
4 2 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
4 3 1 1 0
4 2 2 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
1 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
10 7 3 0 0
7 6 1 0 0
6 5 1 0 0
1 1 0 0 0
1 1 0 0 0
2 2 0 0 0
3 2 1 0 0
5 4 1 0 1
13 11 2 0 071 54 16 1 1

2023
SeasonNAME
Ja’Whaun Bentley
Jahlani Tavai
Kyle Dugger
Myles Bryant
Jabrill Peppers
Anfernee Jennings
Christian Barmore
Davon Godchaux
Deatrich Wise Jr.
Jonathan Jones
Jalen Mills
Lawrence Guy Sr.
Mack Wilson Sr.
Keion White
J.C. Jackson
Shaun Wade
Christian Gonzalez
Josh Uche
Marte Mapu
Adrian Phillips
Matthew Judon
Jack Jones
Alex Austin
Jeremiah Pharms Jr.
Marcus Jones
Sam Roberts
Daniel Ekuale
Ameer Speed
Calvin Munson
Marco Wilson
Chris Board
Ty Montgomery II
Matthew Slater
Bryce Baringer
Joe Cardona
Christian Elliss
Pharaoh Brown
Cody Davis
Brenden Schooler
Totals2023 MISCELLANEOUS Statistics

FUMBLES - LOST (19-8)

PlayerEzekiel Elliott
DeMario Douglas
Kendrick Bourne
Mac Jones
Jabrill Peppers
Rhamondre Stevenson
Hunter Henry
Jahlani Tavai
Bailey Zappe
Pharaoh Brown
Joe Cardona
Bryce Baringer
David Andrews
Brenden Schooler
Conor McDermottCole Strange
JuJu Smith-Schuster
Myles Bryant
Marcus Jones		

No. Lost
2
1
3
1
1
1
3
2
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
19
8

Own Rec.
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
6

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0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1		
5

KEY

TT-Total Tackles
Int/Yds-Interceptions/Yards Returned
UT-Unassisted Tackles FF-Forced Fumbles			
A-Assisted Tackles
PD-Passes Defensed
		

BLOCKED KICKS

Player		XP
Brenden Schooler		
0
Totals		 0

FG
1
1

P
0
0

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RUSHING				PASSING		PENALTY PUNTSDATE OPPONENTTOTAL Ru Pa Pn Yds Plays Yds Att Avg Net S/YL Gross Att-Cmp Pct TD-Int No Yds No Avg
09/10 Philadelphia
24 5 18 1 382 78 76 22 3.5 306 2/10 316 54-35
64.8% 3-1
7 50 5 45.2
09/17 Miami
23 10 10 3 288 71
88 25 3.5 200 4/31 231 42-31
73.8% 1-1
5 45 4 48.0
09/24 at NY Jets
17 8 9 0 358 69 157 40 3.9 201 0/0
201 29-15
51.7% 1-0
6 43 8 40.3
10/01 at Dallas
10 2 8 0 253 55 53 23 2.3 200 2/7
207 30-16
53.3% 0-2
6 50 5 45.0
10/08 New Orleans
8 1 4 3 156 51 45 18 2.5 111 2/21 132 31-15
48.4% 0-2
5 30 8 44.1
10/15 at Las Vegas
17 8 7 2 259 56 83 19 4.4 176 4/24 200 33-24
72.7% 0-1 10 79 3 46.0
10/22 Buffalo
21 6 13 2 364 55 96 24 4.0 268 1/4
272 30-25
83.3% 2-0
8 59 2 55.0
10/29 at Miami
13 6 7 0 218 51 77 19 4.1 141 3/20 161 29-19
65.5% 2-1
7 45 5 53.0
11/05 Washington
18 4 13 1 327 63 107 19 5.6 220 0/0
220 44-24
54.5% 1-1
4 30 6 54.5
11/12 Indianapolis
21 11 9 1 340 68 167 36 4.6 173 5/22 195 27-18
66.7% 0-2
5 34 4 62.5
11/26 at NY Giants
18 10 8 0 283 68 147 31 4.7 136 2/7
143 35-21
60.0% 0-3
2 13 6 45.0
12/03 LA Chargers
13 7 5 1 257 62 148 32 4.6 109 5/32 141 25-13
52.0% 0-0
3 14 7 45.9
12/07 at Pittsburgh
14 3 11 0 303 55 81 25 3.2 222 2/18 240 28-19
67.9% 3-1
7 59 9 43.9
12/17 Kansas City
10 1 9 0 206 51 52 16 3.3 154 4/26 180 31-23
74.2% 1-1
5 45 6 48.0
12/24 at Denver
12 1 11 0 289 56 59 21 2.8 230 2/26 256 33-25
75.8% 2-0
3 25 7 45.6
12/31 at Buffalo
16 7 8 1 294 53 103 24 4.3 191 3/18 209 26-16
61.5% 0-3
2 20 4 44.0
01/07 NY Jets
6 3 3 0 119 58 88 21 4.2 31 7/57 88
30-12
75.8% 0-2
4 35 9 46.9
Regular Season Totals 261 93 153 15 4696 1020 1627 415 3.9 3069 48/323 3392 557-351 63.0% 16-21 89 676 98 46.92023 Game-by-Game Team defense			FIRST DOWNS NET OFFENSE
RUSHING				PASSING		PENALTY PUNTSDATE OPPONENTTOTAL Ru Pa Pn Yds Plays Yds Att Avg Net S/YL Gross Att-Cmp Pct TD-Int No Yds No Avg
09/10 Philadelphia
17 6 8 3 251 61 97 25 3.9 154 3/16 170 33-22
66.7% 1-0
5 49 4 49.3
09/17 Miami
22 6 15 1 389 61 145 30 4.8 244 1/5
249 30-21
70.0% 1-1
6 46 3 48.0
09/24 at NY Jets
12 5 6 1 171 61 38 22 1.7 133 3/24 157 36-18
50.0% 0-0
3 15 8 51.3
10/01 at Dallas
22 6 15 1 377 69 124 30 4.1 253 3/28 281 36-30
83.3% 1-0
5 32 2 56.0
10/08 New Orleans
17 6 11 0 304 70 136 42 3.2 168 2/15 183 26-18
69.2% 2-0 12 86 7 43.9
10/15 at Las Vegas
19 4 12 3 348 65 84 33 2.5 264 0/0
264 32-20
62.5% 1-1
6 42 2 51.5
10/22 Buffalo
24 7 14 3 339 66 81 24 3.4 258 1/7
265 41-27
65.9% 2-1
9 46 1 55.0
10/29 at Miami
24 5 17 2 390 73 78 26 3.0 312 2/12 324 45-30
66.7% 3-1
3 25 3 48.7
11/05 Washington
23 8 14 1 432 77 124 29 4.3 308 3/17
325 45-29
64.4% 1-1
4 30 5 44.2
11/12 Indianapolis
14 4 8 2 264 54 70 26 2.7 194 0/0
194 28-18
64.3% 0-1
4 34 5 44.8
11/26 at NY Giants
10 3 7 0 220 50 58 19 3.1 162 6/29 191 25-17
68.0% 1-0
4 37 8 45.4
12/03 LA Chargers
13 5 8 0 241 61 29 24 1.2 212 0/0
212 37-22
59.5% 0-0
4 20 8 45.9
12/07 at Pittsburgh
18 5 10 3 264 66 82 28 2.9 182 2/8
190 36-22
61.1% 1-1
1 5 6 44.5
12/17 Kansas City
19 2 15 2 326 61 43 20 2.2 283 3/26 309 38-28
73.7% 3-2
2 15 4 49.0
12/24 at Denver
19 9 10 0 276 65 83 23 3.6 193 5/45 238 37-25
67.6% 2-0
2 25 7 43.0
12/31 at Buffalo
19 10 8 1 281 68 127 37 3.4 154 1/15
169 30-15
50.0% 0-1
4 32 6 48.2
01/07 NY Jets
13 9 3 1 254 63 185 42 4.4 69 1/1
70
20-8
67.6% 0-0
1 5 7 46.0
Regular Season Totals 305 100 181 24 5127 1091 1584 480 3.3 3543 36/248 3791 575-370 64.3% 19-10 75 544 86 47.0

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MAC JONES2023
SeasonDATE		OPPONENTATT
CMP YDS
PCT
TD
LG
INT
S
YDS
RATING
09/10
Philadelphia
54
35
316
64.8%
3
32
1
2
10
91.3
09/17
Miami
42
31
231
73.8%
1
14
1
4
31
84.5
at NY Jets
29
15
201
51.7%
1
58t
0
0
0
85.6
09/24
10/01
at Dallas
21
12
150
57.1%
0
42
2
1
0
39.9
New Orleans
22
12
110
54.5%
0
28
2
2
21
30.5
10/08
at Las Vegas
33
24
200
72.7%
0
36
1
3
19
75.3
10/15
10/22
Buffalo
30
272
83.3%
2
34
0
1
4
126.7
25
at Miami
29
19
161
65.5%
2
24t
1
3
20
88.4
10/29
11/05
Washington
44
24
220
1
20
1
0
0
66.5
54.5%
11/12
Indianapolis
20
170
75.0%
0
30
1
5
22
79.2
15
at NY Giants
21
12
89
57.1%
0
19
2
1
0
27.8
11/26
LA Chargers				
DNP									
12/03
12/07
at Pittsburgh				DNP									12/17Kansas City				
DNP									12/24Denver				
DNP									12/31at Buffalo				 DNP							01/07NY Jets				
Inactive - 3rd Quarterback						Regular Season Totals
345
224
2120
64.9%
10
58t
12
22		
127
77.0

BAILEY ZAPPEDATE		OPPONENTATT
CMP YDS
09/10
Philadelphia				
09/17
Miami				09/24at NY Jets				
10/01
at Dallas
9
4
57
10/08
New Orleans
9322
at Las Vegas				
10/15
10/22
Buffalo				
10/29
at Miami				
11/05
Washington				
11/12
Indianapolis
7
325
at NY Giants
14
9
54
11/26
12/03
LA Chargers
25
13
141
12/07
at Pittsburgh
28
19
240
12/17
Kansas City
31
23
180
12/24
Denver33
256
25
at Buffalo
26
16
209
12/31
NY Jets
30
12
88
01/07
212
127
1272
Regular Season Totals

PCT
TD
LG
INT
S
YDS
RATINGDNP									DNP									DNP									
44.4%
0
22
0
1
7
65.5
33.3%
0
9
0
0
0
42.4
Inactive - 3rd Quarterback								DNP									DNP									DNP									
42.9%
0
1
0
0
13.1
11
64.3%
0
15
1
1
7
42.0
52.0%
0
27
0
5
32
68.9
67.9%
3
37
1
2
18
115.2
74.2%
1
20
1
4
26
85.4
75.8%
2
41
0
2
26
117.7
61.5%
0
48
3
3
18
47.3
75.8%
0
33
2
7
57
20.1
59.9%
6
48
9
25
191
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2023
SeasonEZEKIEL ELLIOTTRHAMONDRE STEVENSON

MAC JONESBAILEY ZAPPEKEVIN HARRISTYQUAN THORNTONDEMARIO DOUGLASJALEN REAGOR

TY MONTGOMERYDATE		 OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		Philadelphia
729
4.1 11
0
12
25
2.1 5
0
2
15 7.58
0
09/17		Miami
5
13
2.6
7
0
15
50 3.3 1215
25 5.0 18
000
09/24 at NY Jets
1680
5.0 1419
59
3.1 104
13 3.3800010/01 at Dallas
6
16
2.7 9
14
30
2.1 8
3
7 2.3
4
0
0
0
0
10/08		New Orleans
8
21
2.6 8
8
24 3.0 8
1
0 0.0
0
1
1
10/15 at Las Vegas
7
34
4.9 8
10
46 4.6 15
1-1 -1.0 -1
010/22		 Buffalo
1131
2.8 101
934 3.8 14
03
11 3.75000
10/29 at Miami
736
5.1 17
10
39 3.9 111-2 -2.0 -2
011/05		 Washington
6
17
2.8 8
0
9
87
9.7 64t
1
3
3 1.0
3
0
0
0
11/12		Indianapolis
13
54
4.2 9
20
88 4.4 10325 8.3 15000
11/26 at NY Giants
946
5.1 1321
98
4.7 151
0
0 0.0
012/03		 LA Chargers
17
52
3.1 8
0
9
39 4.3 90			Did Not Play			
12/07 at Pittsburgh
22
68
3.1 120			Inactive					Did Not Play			
12/17		 Kansas City
11
25
2.3 5
0			Inactive					Did Not Play			
12/24 at Denver
12
27
2.3 6
0			Inactive					Did Not Play			
12/31 at Buffalo
14
39
2.8 9
1		Reserve List - Injured					Did Not Play			
01/07		 NY Jets
13
54
4.2 9
0								Inactive - 3rd QB		
Regular Season Totals
184 642 3.5 173
156 619 4.0 64t
426
96 3.7 18
0

DATE		 OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		 Philadelphia			Did Not Play					Practice Squad			Reserve List - Injured
09/17		 Miami			Did Not Play					Practice Squad			Reserve List - Injured
09/24 at NY Jets			Did Not Play					Practice Squad			Reserve List - Injured
10/01 at Dallas
0
0
0.0 0
0			Practice Squad			Reserve List - Injured
10/08		 New Orleans
0
0
0.0 0
0			Practice Squad			Reserve List - Injured
10/15 at Las Vegas			Inactive - 3rd QB				Practice Squad		
0
0 0.0
0
0
10/22		 Buffalo			Did Not Play					Practice Squad		
0
0 0.0
0
0
10/29 at Miami			Did Not Play					Practice Squad				Inactive		
11/05		 Washington			Did Not Play					Practice Squad		
0
0 0.0
0
0
11/12		 Indianapolis
0
0
0.0 0
0			Practice Squad				 DNP				
11/26 at NY Giants
0
0
0.0 0
0			Practice Squad		
1
3 3.0
3
0
12/03		 LA Chargers
4
16
4.0 5
0			Practice Squad		
1
39 39.0 39
012/07 at Pittsburgh
3
13
4.3 11
0			Did Not Play			
0
0 0.0
0
0
12/17		Kansas City
1
2
2.0 2
4
25 6.3 18t
1
0
0 0.0
0
0
0
1
2
2.0 2
7
21 3.0 6
0
1
9 9.0
9
12/24 at Denver
0
0
537
7.4 1812
15
7.5 1500 0.0
012/31 at Buffalo
00
01/07		NY Jets
3
13
4.3 8
0
3
4
1.3 2
0			
Inactive
Regular Season Totals
17
83 4.9 181
16
65
4.1 18t
1
3
51 17.0 39
0DATE		 OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		Philadelphia
0
0
0.0 0
0			
Practice Squad		
1
7 7.0
7
0
09/17		 Miami
0
0
0.0 0
0			Did Not Play			
0
0 0.0
0
0
09/24 at NY Jets
1
5
5.0 5
0			Practice Squad		
0
0 0.0
0
0
10/01 at Dallas
0
0
0.0 0
0			
Practice Squad		
0
0 0.0
0
0
10/08		 New Orleans
0
0
0.0 0
0			Practice Squad		
1
0 0.0
0
0
10/15 at Las Vegas			Inactive			0
0 0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
10/22		Buffalo
1
20 20.0 20
00
0 0.0 0
0
0 0.0
0
0
0
10/29 at Miami
1
4
4.0 4
0
0
0 0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
11/05		Washington
1
0
0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
11/12		Indianapolis
0
0
0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0
0
0		
11/26 at NY Giants
0
0
0.0 0
Inactive			
0
0 0.0
0
0			
0
12/03		 LA Chargers			Inactive			0
0 0.0 0
0
1
2 2.0
2
0
12/07 at Pittsburgh			
Inactive			0
0 0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
12/17		Kansas City
0
0
0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0 00			
Released
12/24 at Denver
0
0
0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0 00					
12/31 at Buffalo
3
12
4.0 6
0
0
0 0.0 0001/07		 NY Jets
1
0
0.0 0
0
1
17 17.0 170						Regular Season Totals
841
5.1 200
1
17 17.0 17
0
3
9 3.0
7
0

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EZEKIEL ELLIOTT

DEMARIO DOUGLASHUNTER HENRYRHAMONDRE STEVENSONKENDRICK BOURNE

DEVANTE PARKER

JUJU SMITH-SCHUSTER

MIKE GESICKI

2023
SeasonDATE		 OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		Philadelphia
5
14
2.8 6
0
4
40 10.0 23
05
56 11.2 13
1
09/17		Miami
0
0
0.0 0
0
2
19 9.5 1006
52 8.7 13
1
09/24 at NY Jets
0
0
1
7
7.0
7
1
15 15.0 15
2
17 8.5
9
0
2
6
3.0 4
0
2
45 22.5 42
0451 12.8 21
010/01 at Dallas
10/08		New Orleans
417
1
24 24.0 24
0
0 0.0
0
4.3 8
0
0
0
10/15 at Las Vegas
1
15 15.0 15
0			Inactive			
1
7 7.0
7
0
10/22		Buffalo
0
0
0.0 0
0
4
54 13.5 19
02
27 13.5 14
010/29 at Miami
0
0
0.0 0
5
25 5.0 13
3
28 9.3 16
000
11/05		Washington
3
15
5.0 6
0
5
55 11.0 18
04
39 9.8 14t
1
11/12		Indianapolis2
34 17.0 19
684 14.0 30
321 7.0 11
00011/26 at NY Giants
2
6
3.0 5
6
49 8.2 14
0
0 0.0
0
0
0
0
12/03		 LA Chargers
4
40 10.0 23
0			Inactive			2
15 7.59
0
12/07 at Pittsburgh
7
72 10.3 16
1			Inactive			3
40 13.3 24t
2
12/17		Kansas City
5
21
4.2
7
0
3
33 11.0 16
07
66 9.4 16t
1
12/24 at Denver
933
3.7 151
574 14.8 41
0			Inactive			
12/31 at Buffalo
1
6
6.0 6
3
31 10.3 17
Inactive			00			
01/07		 NY Jets
527
5.4 110
2
13 6.5 150			Injured Reserve		
Regular Season Totals
51 313
6.1 23
2
49 561 11.4 42
042 419 10.0 24t
6
DATE		 OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		 Philadelphia
664 10.7 32
0
664 10.7 19t
2			Inactive			00
09/17		Miami
3
10
3.3
7
4
29
7.3 13
6
57 9.5 14
0
09/24 at NY Jets
1
3
3.0 3
0
4
46 11.5 18
02
19 9.5 16
0
10/01 at Dallas
2
10
5.0
7
0
2
36 18.0 20
0233 16.5 22
010/08		New Orleans
0
0
0.0 0
0
2
43 21.5 28
02
20 10.0 14
010/15 at Las Vegas
5
24
4.8 6
0
10
89 8.9 36
0
1
7 7.0
7
0
10/22		 Buffalo
651
8.5 340
6
63 10.5 33
1
1
8 8.0
8
0
10/29 at Miami
2
11
5.5 9
0
3
36 12.0 24t
1
1
14 14.0 14
011/05		 Washington
442 10.5 15
0		Reserve List - Injured				 Inactive			
11/12		Indianapolis
3
14
4.7
7
0							Inactive			
11/26 at NY Giants
5
9
1.8
7
0						
342 14.0 19
012/03		 LA Chargers
1
0
0.0 0
0						
464 16.0 27
012/07 at Pittsburgh			
Inactive									Inactive			
12/17		 Kansas City			Inactive								5
44 8.8 20
0
12/24 at Denver			Inactive								465 16.3 30
0
1
15 15.0 15
012/31 at Buffalo		Reserve List- Injured								01/07		NY Jets											
1
6 6.0
6
0
Regular Season Totals
38 238 6.3 34
037 406 11.0 36
433 394 11.9 30
0DATE		 OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		 Philadelphia
433
8.3 150
3
36 12.0 17
009/17		Miami
528
5.6 120
5
33 6.6 14
0
09/24 at NY Jets
1
5
5.0 5
0
1
18 18.0 1800010/01 at Dallas
1
14 14.0 14
1
12 12.0 12
10/08		New Orleans
3
6
2.0 3
0
2
17 8.5 9
0
10/15 at Las Vegas			Inactive			3
28 9.3 15
0
10/22		 Buffalo			Inactive			25 2.5 41
10/29 at Miami
1
3
3.0 3
1
2
11 5.5 6
0
11/05		Washington
651
8.5 2000
0 0.0 00
11/12		Indianapolis
1
9
9.0 9
0
2
22 11.0 11
011/26 at NY Giants
2
10
5.0 5
0
0
0 0.0 00
12/03		LA Chargers
1
11 11.0 1100
0 0.0 00
12/07 at Pittsburgh
4
90 22.5 37
00
0 0.0 00
12/17		 Kansas City			Inactive			
1
7
7.0
7
0
12/24 at Denver			Inactive			2
15
7.5 111
12/31 at Buffalo		Reserve List - Injured			4
35 8.8 14001/07		 NY Jets						15 5.0 50Regular Season Totals
29 260 9.0 37
129 244 8.4 18
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0
0
2
0
0
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
1
1
2
1
1
13

YDS AVG LG
0 0.0
0
0 0.0
0
71 35.5 58t
0 0.0
0
0 0.0
0
15 15.0 15
51 25.5 26
33 16.5 24
0 0.0
0
0 0.0
0
0 0.0
0
0 0.0
0
4 4.0
4
4 4.0
4
25 12.5 20
5 5.0
5
0 0.0
0
208 16.0 58t

TD
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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KAYSHON BOUTTETY MONTGOMERY II

DATE		 OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		 Philadelphia			Reserve List- Injured			Practice Squad				2
9 4.5 110
09/17		 Miami			Reserve List- Injured			Did Not Play				
0
0 0.0
0
0
09/24 at NY Jets			Reserve List- Injured			Practice Squad				
0
0 0.0
0
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
10/01 at Dallas			Reserve List- Injured			Practice Squad				
10/08		 New Orleans			Reserve List- Injured			Practice Squad				
1
5 5.0
5
0
10/15 at Las Vegas
1
6
6.0 6
0
0
0 0.0 0
0
1
9 9.0
9
0
10/22		Buffalo
1
2
2.0 2
0
1
11 11.0 11
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
10/29 at Miami			Inactive			0
0 0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
11/05		Washington
1
7
7.0
7
0
1
11 11.0 11
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
11/12		 Indianapolis			Did Not Play			0
0 0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
11/26 at NY Giants
2
19
9.5 150			Inactive			
0
0 0.0
0
0
12/03		LA Chargers
0
0
0.0 0
0
1
11 11.0 11
0
0
0 0.0
0
0
12/07 at Pittsburgh
3
17
5.7 1100
0 0.0 00
1
17 17.0 17
012/17		Kansas City
1
5
5.0 5
0
0
0 0.0 00			
Released			
12/24 at Denver1
11 11.0 11
233 16.5 28
00					
12/31 at Buffalo
324
8.0 140
139 39.0 39
0					
01/07		 NY Jets			Inactive			
1
33 33.0 33
0Regular Season Totals
7
42 6.0 16
07 138 19.7 39
05
40 8.0 17
0DATE		 OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		 Philadelphia		Practice Squad				0
0 0.0 00
09/17		Miami		Practice Squad						Inactive				
09/24 at NY Jets		Practice Squad						Inactive				10/01 at Dallas		
Practice Squad						Inactive				
10/08		 New Orleans		Practice Squad						Inactive				
10/15 at Las Vegas		Practice Squad						Inactive				
10/22		Buffalo		Practice Squad						Inactive				
10/29 at Miami		Practice Squad						Inactive				
11/05		Washington		Practice Squad						Inactive				
11/12		 Indianapolis		Practice Squad				1
11 11.0 11
011/26 at NY Giants		Practice Squad				1
8 8.0 80
12/03		 LA Chargers		Practice Squad						Inactive				
12/07 at Pittsburgh		Practice Squad						Inactive				
12/17		 Kansas City		Did Not Play						Inactive				
12/24 at Denver
0
0
0.0 0
0
0
0 0.0 00
12/31 at Buffalo
2
54 27.0 48
0			Inactive				00						01/07		NY Jets
1
4
4.0 4
0
0 0.0 0Regular Season Totals
3
58 19.3 48
02
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ALEX AUSTINCHRISTIAN BARMORE

JA’WHAUN BENTLEYMYLES BRYANTKYLE DUGGERDANIEL EKUALEDATEOPPONENT
09/10		 Philadelphia
09/17		 Miami
09/24 at NY Jets
10/01 at Dallas
10/08		 New Orleans
10/15 at Las Vegas
10/22		 Buffalo
10/29 at Miami
11/05		 Washington
11/12		 Indianapolis
11/26 at NY Giants
12/03		 LA Chargers
12/07 at Pittsburgh
12/17		 Kansas City
12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo
01/07		 NY Jets
Regular Season Totals

TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
6 5 1 - - - - - - - 4 2 2- - - - - - - 1
2 1 1 - - - - - - - 6 6 0 - - - - 1 - - 3 2 1- - - - 1 - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 4 3 1 - - - - 1 - - 7 5 2- - - - 1 - - 1 1 0 - - - - - 1 - 10 6 4 - - - - - 2 - - 15 12 3
- 1 - - - - - -					Reserved List - Injured				
5 4 1 16 1 - - - - - 6 1 5- - - - - - - -												1 1 0 - - - - - - - 5 2 3- - - - - - - -												4 4 0 - - - - - - - 7 7 0- - - - - - - -												5 5 0 - - - - - - - 8 6 2
1 6 1 1 15 1 - - 1												7 6 1 - - - - - - - 6 5 1- - 1 20 1 - - -												2 2 0 - - 1 6 1 - - 4 3 1- - - - - - - -												4 4 0 - - - - 1 - - 2 2 0- - - - - - - -												3 3 0 - - - - 1 - - 5 2 3- - - - - - - -												5 3 2 - - - - 1 - - 7 4 3 0.5 3.5 2 - - 1 - - -												5 4 1 - - - - - - - 7 5 2- - - - - - - -												7 6 1 - - - - 1 - - 5 4 1- - - - 1 - - -												3 3 0 - - - - - - - - 10 7 3- 1 - - 1 1 - -					0 0 0 - - - - - - - 6 1 5- - - - - - - -												77 65 12 1.0 6.0 1 1 6 7 2 0 0 107 70 37 1.5 9.5 5 2 35 7 1 0 2
3 2 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

DATE
OPPONENT
09/10		 Philadelphia
09/17		 Miami
09/24 at NY Jets
10/01 at Dallas
10/08		 New Orleans
10/15 at Las Vegas
10/22		 Buffalo
10/29 at Miami
11/05		 Washington
11/12		 Indianapolis
11/26 at NY Giants
12/03		 LA Chargers
12/07 at Pittsburgh
12/17		 Kansas City
12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo
01/07		 NY Jets
Regular Season Totals

TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 7 5 2 1.0 8.0 1 - - 1 - - 3 2 1 - - - - - - - 3 1 2 - - - - - - - 6 6 0- - 1 0 1 - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 3 2 1- - - - 1 - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 1 1 0- - - - - - - 2 1 1 - - - - - - - 5 2 3 - - - - - - - -					Reserved List - Injured					 4 2 2 - - - - - - - 4 1 3 - - - - - - - -													 4 3 1 - - - - - - - 5 3 2 - 1 - - - - - -													 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 3 3 0 - - - - - - - -													 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 8 3 5 - - - - - - 1 -													 5 1 4 - - - - - - - 8 4 4 - - - - - - - -													 1 0 1 - - - - 1 - - 4 2 2 - - - - - - - -													 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 3 1 2 - - - - - - - -													 2 1 1 - - - - - - - 4 2 2 - - - - - - - -													 4 1 3 - - - - - - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - -													 2 2 0 - - - - - - - 2 2 0 - - - - - - - -													 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - -													 5 3 2 - - - - - - - 2 0 2 - - - - - - - -													 2 0 2 - - - - - - - 56 24 32 0.0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 17 14 3 1.0 8.0 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 38 16 22 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

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SeasonDATEOPPONENTTT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		 Philadelphia													 2 1 1- - - - - - - 9 3 6 - - - - - - - 09/17		 Miami													 1 1 0- - - - - - - 6 3 3 - - - - - - - 09/24 at NY Jets													 2 1 1 1.0 12.0 1 - - 1 - - 5 3 2 - 2 - - 1 - - 10/01 at Dallas													 1 1 0- - - - - - - 5 2 3 - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - 11 5 6 1.0 9.0 1 - - - - - 10/08		 New Orleans													 3 2 1
10/15 at Las Vegas													 5 4 1- - - - 2 - - 4 3 1 - 2 - - - - - 10/22		 Buffalo													 3 2 1
1 7 1 - - - - - 9 2 7 - - - - 1 - - 10/29 at Miami													 5 3 2
1 6 1 - - - - - 6 4 2 - - - - - - - 11/05		 Washington					Inactive 								 1 0 1- 2 - - 2 - - - 13 10 3 2.0 4.0 2 - - - - - Inactive 								 4 2 2- 1 - - - - - -						Inactive 						11/12		Indianapolis					11/26 at NY Giants					Inactive 								 2 2 0
1 0 1 - - 1 - - 3 2 1 1.0 0.0 1 - - - 1 - 12/03		 LA Chargers					Inactive 								 1 1 0- 1 - - - - - 8 1 7 - - - - - - - 12/07 at Pittsburgh				Did Not Participate							 4 1 3 0.5 3.5 1 - - - - - 7 2 5 - 1 - - - - - 12/17		 Kansas City
3 3 0 - - - - - - - 6 4 2 1.0 7.0 2 - - - - - 3 2 1 - - - - - - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 8 5 3 3.0 25.0 4 - - - 1 - 8 5 3 - 1 - - - - - 12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo
3 2 1 - - 1 0 1 - - 6 3 3- - - - - - - 7 5 2 - - - - - - - 01/07		 NY Jets
2 2 0 - - - - 1 - - - 10 6 4- 1 - - - - - - 10 3 7 0.5 0.5 2 - - - - - Regular Season Totals
9 7 2 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 64 39 25 8.5 60.5 16 0 0 6 1 0 0 114 55 59 4.5 13.5 12 0 0 3 1 0 0

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SeasonJ.C JACKSONANFERNEE JENNINGSJONATHAN JONESDATEOPPONENTTT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		 Philadelphia																		Inactive 						 1 1 0 - - - - 1 - - Inactive 											Inactive 						09/17		 Miami																		09/24 at NY Jets													 5 4 1- 1 - - - - - -						Inactive 						10/01 at Dallas		Acquired via a trade with the LA Chargers				 0 0 0- - - - - - - -						Inactive 						10/08		 New Orleans
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 5 3 2- - - - - - - 4 2 2 - - - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas
4 2 2 - - - - - - - 6 5 1- - - - - - - 5 5 0 - - - - - - - 10/22		 Buffalo
5 5 0 - - - - 1 - - 6 5 1- - - - - - - 2 2 0 - - - - - - - 10/29 at Miami
3 3 0 - - - - 2 - - 2 2 0- - - - - - 1 4 2 2 - - - - 1 - - 11/05		 Washington
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 4 2 2- - - - - - - 3 3 0 - - - - 1 - - 11/12		 Indianapolis					Inactive 								 7 4 3- - - - - - - 1 1 0 - - - - - - - 11/26 at NY Giants
6 6 0 - - - - 1 - - 4 2 2 1.5 10 2 - - - - - 3 3 0 - - - - - - - 12/03		 LA Chargers
4 3 1 - - - - 2 - - 3 2 1- - - - - - - 6 4 2 - - - - 1 - - 12/07 at Pittsburgh
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 4 4 0- - - - - - - 5 5 0 - - - - - - - 1
12/17		 Kansas City					Did Not Participate						 5 5 0- - - - - - - 2 2 0 - - - - 1 - - 12/24 at Denver			Reserve List - Non Football Injury 					 2 2 0- - - - - - - 1 1 0 - - - - 1 - - 12/31 at Buffalo													 5 5 0- - - - - - - 3 3 0 - - - - 1 - - 01/07		 NY Jets													 8 4 4- 1 - - - - - 7 5 2 - - - - - - - Regular Season Totals 25 22 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 66 49 17 1.5 10.0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 47 39 8 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1

MARCUS JONES

MATTHEW JUDONMARTE MAPUDATEOPPONENTTT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		 Philadelphia
1 0 1 - - - - - - 1 3 3 0
1 8 2 - - - - - 3 2 1 - - - - - - - 09/17		 Miami
4 4 0 - - - - - - - 4 4 0
1 5 2 - - - - - 2 0 2 - - - - - - - Reserved List - Injured							 5 2 3 2.0 12.0 3 - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 09/24 at NY Jets			
10/01 at Dallas													 1 1 0- 2 - - - - - 2 1 1 - - - - - - - 10/08		 New Orleans																	Inactive 								 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas																Reserved List - Injured						 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 10/22		 Buffalo																									 0 0 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10/29 at Miami																									 1 1 0 11/05		 Washington																									 3 3 0 - - - - - - - 2
11/12		 Indianapolis																									 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 11/26 at NY Giants																									 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 12/03		 LA Chargers																									 1 1 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12/07 at Pittsburgh																									 0 0 0 12/17		 Kansas City																									 0 0 0 - - 1 20 1 - - 12/24 at Denver																									 2 1 1 - - - - - - - 1
12/31 at Buffalo																									 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 1
01/07		 NY Jets																									 0 0 0 - - - - - - - Regular Season Totals
5 4 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 13 10 3 4.0 25.0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 9 5 0.0 0.0 0 1 20 1 0 0 4

JALEN MILLSJABRILL PEPPERSJEREMIAH PHARMS JR.

DATEOPPONENTTT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		 Philadelphia
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 6 3 3 - - - - 1 1 - -						Practice Squad					09/17		 Miami
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 6 3 3 - - - - - - - -						Practice Squad				
09/24 at NY Jets
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 7 6 1 - - - - - - - -				Practice Squad				
10/01 at Dallas
5 2 3 - - - - - - - 8 5 3 - - - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 10/08		 New Orleans
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 2 1 1 - - - - - - - 1
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 7 7 0 - - - - 2 - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas
10/22		 Buffalo
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 8 4 4 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1						Practice Squad					10/29 at Miami
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 5 4 1 - - - - - - - -						Practice Squad					11/05		 Washington
2 1 1 - - - - - - - 2 2 0 - - - - 2 - - 1
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 11/12		 Indianapolis
3 2 1 - - - - - - - 5 3 2 - - - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 11/26 at NY Giants
2 2 0 - - - - - - - 3 2 1 1 7 1 - - - - 1 - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 12/03		 LA Chargers
3 0 3 - - - 1 - - - 4 3 1 - - - - - - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 12/07 at Pittsburgh
7 4 3 - - - - - - - 3 1 2 - - 1 32 1 - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 12/17		 Kansas City3 2 1 - - - - 1 - - 7 5 2 - - - - - - - - 3 1 2 - - - - - - - 12/24 at Denver
6 5 1 - 1 - - - - 1						Inactive							 0 0 0 - - - - - 1 - 12/31 at Buffalo
5 1 4 - - - - - - -						Inactive							 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 01/07		 NY Jets
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 2 1 1 - - - - 1 - - - 3 2 1 - - - - - - - Regular Season Totals
44 25 19 0.0 0.0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 75 50 25 1.0 7.0 2 2 33 8 1 1 3 9 4 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0													

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ADRIAN PHILLIPSSAM ROBERTS

JOSH UCHESHAUN WADE

JAHLANI TAVAITT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
4 1 3 - - - - - - - - 7 5 2 - - - - - - - - 5 2 3 - - - - - - - - 6 4 2 1 9 1 - - 1 - - 8 6 2 - - - - - - - - 7 5 2 - - 1 1 0 1 - - 3 2 1 - - 1 - - - - - 1
7 3 4 - - - - - 1 - - 6 2 4 - - - - - - 1 - 7 4 3 - - - - - 1 - - 3 2 1 - - - - - - - - 7 3 4 - - - - - - - - 1
14 8 6 - - - - - - - - 1
3 2 1 - - - 1 2 1 - - 4 4 0 - - 1 - - - 1 - 10 4 6 - - - - - - - - 6 6 0 - - - - - - - - 107 63 44 1.0 9.0 4 2 2 5 2 0 3KEION WHITEDATEOPPONENTTT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		 Philadelphia
1 1 0 1.0 0.0 1 - - - - - -						Inactive							 0 0 0 - - - - 1 - - 09/17		 Miami
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 2 2 0- - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 09/24 at NY Jets
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 1 1 0- - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 10/01 at Dallas
3 2 1 1.0 10.0 2 - - - - - 6 6 0- - - - - - - 1 1 0 - - - - - - - 10/08		 New Orleans
1 1 0 - - - - - - - 2 2 0- - - - 1 - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 10/15 at Las Vegas
0 0 0 - - - - - - - 1 1 0- - - - - - - 2 0 2 - - - - - - - 10/22		 Buffalo					Inactive 								 0 0 0- - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 10/29 at Miami					Inactive 								 0 0 0- - - - - - - 3 2 1 - - - - - - - 11/05		 Washington
0 0 0 - 1 - - - - - 1 0 1- - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 11/12		 Indianapolis0 0 0 - - - - - - - 3 3 0- - - - - - - 1 1 0 - - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 1 0 1- - - - - - - 5 3 2 1 9 1 - - - - - 11/26 at NY Giants
12/03		 LA Chargers
2 0 2 - - - - - - - 0 0 0- - - - - - - 4 2 2 - 1 - - - - - 12/07 at Pittsburgh
0 0 0 - - - - - - - -						Inactive 						 1 0 1 - 1 - - - - - 12/17		 Kansas City1 0 1 - - - - - - - -						Inactive 						 0 0 0 - - - - - - - 2 1 1 1.0 10.0 1 - - - - - 3 3 0- - - - - - - 3 1 2 - 1 - - 1 - - 12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo
4 2 2 - - - - - - - 1 1 0- - - - - - - 3 1 2 - 1 - - - - - 01/07		 NY Jets
0 0 0 - 1 - - - - - 2 2 0- - - - - - - 2 1 1 - - - - 1 - - Regular Season Totals 15 8 7 3.0 20.0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 21 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 26 12 14 1.0 9.0 5 0 0 3 0 0 0

MACK WILSON SR.
DATEOPPONENT
09/10		 Philadelphia
09/17		 Miami
09/24 at NY Jets
10/01 at Dallas
10/08		 New Orleans
10/15 at Las Vegas
10/22		 Buffalo
10/29 at Miami
11/05		 Washington
11/12		 Indianapolis
11/26 at NY Giants
12/03		 LA Chargers
12/07 at Pittsburgh
12/17		 Kansas City
12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo
01/07		 NY Jets
Regular Season Totals

MARCO WILSON

2023
SeasonDATEOPPONENTTT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10
Philadelphia
3 2 1 - - - - - - - - 1					 Inactive 							
09/17
Miami
2 1 1 - - - - - - - - -					 Inactive 							09/24 at NY Jets
2 2 0 - - - - - - - - 1
2 1 1 - - - - - - - - 10/01 at Dallas
0 0 0 - - - - - - - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - - New Orleans
2 1 1 - - - - - - - - 1
1 1 0 - - - - - - - - 10/08
10/15 at Las Vegas
2 1 1 - - - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - - 10/22
Buffalo0 0 0 - - - - - - - - 1
0 0 0 - - - - - - - - 10/29 at Miami
1 1 0 - - - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - - 11/05
Washington
1 0 1 - - - - - - - - -					 Inactive 							Indianapolis0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -					 Inactive 							11/1211/26 at NY Giants
0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -					 Inactive 							12/03LA Chargers
0 0 0 - - - - - - - - 1 0 1 - - - - - - - - 12/07 at Pittsburgh
0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -				 Did Not Participate						12/17Kansas City0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -					 Inactive 							0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -					 Inactive							12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo
0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -					 Inactive							01/07NY Jets0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -					 Inactive							Regular Season Totals
13 8 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
5 2 3 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0												DEATRICH WISE JR.

TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
1 0 1 - - - - - - - 1													 4 2 2 - - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - -													 3 0 3 - - - - - - - 1 1 0 - - - - - - - 1													 2 1 1 - - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - -													 4 2 2 1.0 9.0 1 - - - - - 3 2 1 - - - - - - - -													 7 4 3 - - - - - - - 3 0 3 - - - - - - - -													 2 1 1 - - - - - - - 2 1 1 - - - - - 1 - -													 3 1 2 - 1 - - - - - 6 5 1 - - - - - - - -													 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - - - - -													 8 3 5 1.0 13.0 1 - - - - - 1 1 0 - - - - - - - -													 3 1 2 - - - - 1 - - 0 0 0 - - - - 1 - - -													 2 1 1 0.5 3.0 1 - - - - - 4 3 1 - - - - 1 - - -																	Inactive					3 2 1 11 1 - - 1 - - -													 1 0 1 - - - - - - - 3 2 1 1
9 1 - - - - - -													 2 1 1 1.0 10.0 1 - - - - - 2 2 0 1 10 - - - - 1 - 1													 5 2 3 - - - - - - - 1 1 0 - 1 - - - - - 1													 4 2 2 1.0 15.0 1 - - - 1 - 3 1 2 0.5 0.5 1 - - - - - 1 0 1- - - - - - - 3 1 2 - - - - - - - 33 21 12 3.5 20.5 4 0 0 3 2 0 4
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2023
SeasonJACK JONESAMEER SPEEDDATEOPPONENTTT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT TT UT A S YDS QH INT YDS PD FF FR SPT
09/10		 Philadelphia			 Reserved List - Injured						 0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -							09/17		 Miami			 Reserved List - Injured						 0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -											09/24at NY Jets			 Reserved List - Injured						 0 0 0 - - - - - - - - 1												10/01at Dallas			 Reserved List - Injured						 0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -												10/08		 New Orleans			 Reserved List - Injured						 2 2 0 - - - - - - - - -												10/15at Las Vegas			 Reserved List - Injured						 0 0 0 - - - - - - - - -												10/22		 Buffalo
4 1 3 - - 1 - - - - - -					Released																			10/29at Miami
3 2 1 - - - - - 1 - - -																								11/05		 Washington 3 3 0 - - - - - - - - -																								11/12		 Indianapolis 2 2 0 - - - - - - - - -																								11/26at NY Giants			 Released																																12/03		 LA Chargers																																				12/07at Pittsburgh																																				12/17		 Kansas City																																				12/24at Denver																																				12/31at Buffalo																																				01/07		 NY Jets		 																																		Regular Season Totals
12 8 4 0.0 0.0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0
2 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1																								

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ADDITIONAL SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES			DATE		 OPPONENT

B.Schooler

C. Board

09/10		 Philadelphia
09/17		 Miami
09/24 at NY Jets
10/01 at Dallas
10/08		 New Orleans
10/15 at Las Vegas
10/22		 Buffalo
10/29 at Miami
11/05		 Washington
11/12		 Indianapolis
11/26 at NY Giants
12/03		 LA Chargers
12/07 at Pittsburgh
12/17		 Kansas City
12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo
01/07		 NY Jets
Regular Season Totals

T. Montgomery

M.SlaterTT-UA-A
TT-UA-A
TT-UA-A
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
2-2-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-0-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
2-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
2-2-0
0-0-0
2-0-2
0-0-0
1-0-1
1-1-0
Released 12/8
0-0-0
0-0-0		Inactive
0-0-0		 2-2-0
2-2-0		1-1-010-7-3
7-6-1
6-5-1

C. Davis

P. Brown

TT-UA-A
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-0-1
2-2-0
5-4-1

TT-UA-A
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0		
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
3-3-0

2023 KICKING TOTALSDATEOPPONENT

09/10		 Philadelphia
09/17		 Miami
09/24 at NY Jets
10/01 at Dallas
10/08		 New Orleans
10/15 at Las Vegas
10/22		 Buffalo
10/29 at Miami
11/05		 Washington
11/12		 Indianapolis
11/26 at NY Giants
12/03		 LA Chargers
12/07 at Pittsburgh
12/17		 Kansas City
12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo
10/07		 NY Jets
Regular Season Totals

XP

2
2
1
0
0
2
2
2
2
0
1
0
3
2
2
3
0
24

-

XPA

2
2
1
0
0
2
2
2
2
0
1
0
3
2
3
3
0
25

XP PCT.

100%
100%
100%
--100%
100%
100%
100%
-100%
-100%
100%
67%
100%
-96%

CHAD RYLAND
FG - FGA
0
1
2
1
0
1
3
1
1
2
0
0
0
1
2
0
1
16

-

0
1
4
2
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
0
0
2
3
1
1
25

BLK
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

FG PCT.

PTS.

LG

B

-100%
50%
50%
0%
100%
100%
100%
100%
67%
0%
0%
0%
50%
67%
0%
100%
64%

2023
SeasonTT-UA-A
1-0-1
1-1-0
1-1-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
2-2-0
2-2-0
3-2-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
13-11-2

2
5
7
3
0
5
11
5
5
6
1
0
3
5
8
3
3
72

2023 PUNTING TOTALSDATE		 OPPONENT
09/10		 Philadelphia
09/17		 Miami
09/24 at NY Jets
10/01 at Dallas
10/08		 New Orleans
10/15 at Las Vegas
10/22		 Buffalo
10/29 at Miami
11/05		 Washington
11/12		 Indianapolis
11/26 at NY Giants
12/03		 LA Chargers
12/07 at Pittsburgh
12/17		 Kansas City
12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo
01/07		 NY Jets
Regular Season Totals

NO.		YARDS

5		 226
4		 1928		
322
5		 225
8		
353
3		
138
2		
110
5		 2656		 3264		 250
6		
270
7		
321
9		 395
6		
288
7		 3194		 1769		
42298		 4598

AVG.
45.2
48.0
40.3
45.0
44.1
46.0
55.0
53.0
54.3
62.5
45.0
45.9
43.9
48.0
45.6
44.0
46.9
46.9

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35.2		
41.3		
35.4		
42.4		
41.4		
41.7		
51.5		
45.6		
45.8		
49.8		
44.0		
38.0		
38.3		
42.5		
37.1		
39.5		
39.3		
41.0		

1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
8

IN20
3
3
4
1
5
0
2
2
2
1
2
3
3
1
3
1
2
38

65
58
50
50
57
53
64
63
60
79
54
70
66
64
53
57
63
79

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

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2023
SeasonKICK RETURNS		TY MONTGOMERYJALEN REAGORKEVIN HARRISDATE		 OPPONENTNO YDS AVG LG TD		 NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD		
09/10		 Philadelphia 2 62
31.0 43 0		Practice Squad					 Practice Squad				
09/17		 Miami- -		
Did Not Play					 Practice Squad				
09/24 at NY Jets
- -		
Practice Squad					 Practice Squad				
10/01 at Dallas- -		Practice Squad					 Practice Squad				
10/08		 New Orleans 2 42
21.0 23 0		Practice Squad					 Practice Squad				
10/15 at Las Vegas
1 23
23.0 23 0- - -			 Practice Squad				
10/22		Buffalo- - - -			Practice Squad				
10/29 at Miami
12424.0 24 0- - -			 Practice Squad				
11/05		Washington - - - -			Practice Squad				
11/12		 Indianapolis 1 22
22.0 22 0- - -			 Practice Squad				
11/26 at NY Giants
1 22
22.0 22 0
Inactive						 Practice Squad				12/03		 LA Chargers - 1 2
2.0
2 0			 Practice Squad				
12/07 at Pittsburgh
1
24
24.0 24 0- - -			 Did Not Play				12/17		 Kansas City Released				
3 84
28.0 40 0
12/24 at Denver						 - - 12/31 at Buffalo						 2 120 60.0 98t 1
01/07		NY Jets						
1 1515.0 15 0
1 20 20.0
20 0Regular Season Totals 9 219
24.3 43 0
7 221 31.6 98t 1
1 20 20.0
20 0
Additional Kickoff Returns:
Myles Bryant
1 KOR for 11 Yds. at NY Jets (09/24)			
				

PUNT RETURNS		DEMARIO DOUGLAS		JABRILL PEPPERSDATE		 OPPONENTNOFC YDS AVG LG TDNOFCYDS AVG
LG
09/10		Philadelphia 09/17		Miami
21
12
6.0 12 0
09/24 at NY Jets2
1
14
7.0 8 0
2
1
25
12.5
18
10/01 at Dallas
11-2-2.0 -2 0
10
0.0 0 02
2
1
0.5
1
10/08		 New Orleans 0
10/15 at Las Vegas			 Inactive				
10/22		Buffalo
1
0
25
25.0 25 0
10/29 at Miami010
0.0 0 011/05		Washington22-2-1.0 0 001
0
0.0 0 011/12		Indianapolis
11/26 at NY Giants
339
3.0 7 012/03		LA Chargers			Inactive				
12/07 at Pittsburgh			Inactive				
12/17		Kansas City-			Inactive			
12/24 at Denver
12/31 at Buffalo-			Inactive			
01/07		NY Jets
Regular Season Totals 11
11 56
5.1 25 0
4
3
26
6.5
18

256

TD
0
0
0

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ADDITIONAL PUNT RETURNSLAWRENCE GUY SR.

NO
1
1
2
0
2
5
1
3
15

FC
1
0
2
4
0
1
2
1
11

MYLES BRYANTYDS AVG
14
14.0
12
12.0
0
0.0
0
0.0
19
9.5
28
5.6
2
2.0
30
10.0
105 7.0

LG
14
12
5
0
13
8
2
15
14

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0					
02023
Season		
MARCUS JONES		DATE		 OPPONENTNOFC YDS AVG LG TD
09/10		Philadelphia 3
1
21
7.0 21 0
09/17		Miami09/24 at NY Jets		
Reserve List - Injured			
10/01 at Dallas							10/08		New Orleans							10/15 at Las Vegas							10/22		Buffalo							10/29 at Miami							11/05		Washington							11/12		Indianapolis							11/26 at NY Giants							12/03		LA Chargers							12/07 at Pittsburgh							12/17		Kansas City							12/24 at Denver							12/31 at Buffalo							01/07		NY Jets							Regular Season Totals 3
1
21
7.0 21 02023 honors and awards
P BRYCE BARINGER• NFLPA Community MVP (Wk 13)• PFWA-ALL-Rookie Team (punter)

CB CHRISTIAN GONZALEZ

DB BRENDEN SCHOOLER• Defensive Rookie of the Month (September)• NFLPA All-Pro (special teams)

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NYJ

at BUF

KCat DENLAC

at PITat NYG

WAS

# IND

BUF

at MIANO

at LV

at DAL

MIA

0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
5
0
0
4
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
6

at NYJ

2
17
1
1
0
6
16
0
0
0
5
0
11
8
9
0
0
0
7
17
0
5
0
1
10
17
4
0
12
0
0
10
0
6
14
0
14
11
1
2
8
5
1
5
8
0
0
15
13
15
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
7
1
13
0
12
10
0
16
3
2
6
0
4
1
0
13
6

PHI

5
17
16
5
17
17
16
1
17
0
8
5
17
11
17
17
1
11
14
17
3
17
4
1
17
17
4
0
17
4
2
14
1
9
15
4
14
11
2
4
11
17
17
6
17
13
3
15
13
15
1
12
17
11
1
7
0
17
17
16
11
3
14
5
12
10
0
17
9
15
14
2
16
17
1
16
10

INA

DNP

POS

GS

2023
SeasonPlayerGP

Regular Season

2
RT RT sub sub x sub xx
IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR
0
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub dnp sub sub sub sub LG
4xxxx sub RCB sub sub sub
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub0
DL DL sub sub sub DL sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub DL DL DL
1
LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB
x
LB LB LB LB LB LB LB
1
ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps sub x
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub0
ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps dnp ps ps
0 WR sub sub sub WR WR WR WR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR
12 sub x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x sub sub xxx sub x sub
0 sub TE sub TE TE sub sub sub TE TE TE sub TE TE TE TE TE
6LTx
LT LT LT LT LT LTxx sub LT sub x sub xx
0 DB sub LCB LCB RCB sub sub sub sub sub DB sub DB sub DB DB DB
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub1
ps ps ps ps ps sub x
ps ps ps ps dnp dnp Signed with BLT
0 Reserve list-PUP
sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub
3 sub sub sub sub sub x WR WR WR WR sub x
x WR WR WR sub
0
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
0 sub sub sub IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub RB RB RB RB RB0
sub sub sub sub0
ps ps psp ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps LG dnp dnp0
TE TE TE TE sub sub sub sub TE TE sub sub sub TE TE TE TE0DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL
0 RCB RCB RCB RCB IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR
8
9/23 3rd 3rd 3rd
x 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd ps ps ps ps signed w/LAC
0 sub sub DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL sub sub sub0
ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps dnp sub sub sub sub
5xx
x sub sub xx2
TE TE TE TE sub TE TE TE sub sub TE TE TE sub xxIR0
Signed to PS 10/4 ps
ps sub ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps
0 Acquired via trade 10/5 sub RCB RCB RCB sub sub RCB RCB RCB dnp Reserve (NFI)
2xx
LB sub LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB
0
IR IR IR IR IR IR sub sub sub sub Released 11/14
3 LCB xx
x LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB
1 QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3rd
0 sub LCB IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR
1
LB sub sub LB
x
IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR
2 dnp LT RT RT RT RT sub x dnp sub x sub xx
LT LT LT0
LG sub sub LG LG LG sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub LG sub
0 sub DB sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub0
Signed to PS 10/17 ps dnp LT LT LT sub LT LT IR IR IR
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub DB DB DB DB sub DB sub DB S
S sub
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub Released 12/8
0 sub sub ps ps ps ps ps ps ps sub ps ps ps Signed w/MIA 12/9
1x
RG RG RG RG dnp RT RT RT RT RT RT RT RT RT RT RT
4
x WR WR WR WR WR WR WR x
x WR WR x WR WR WR WR
2
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
x
x
S
0
x
0
ps ps ps sub sub sub ps ps sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub
0 sub sub sub sub DB sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub1
ps dnp ps ps ps sub sub sub WR sub x sub sub sub sub sub sub
1
IR IR IR IR sub x
IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR
9xx
DL sub sub sub sub sub xxx sub dnp xxxx2
Signed 12/19 3rd 3rd dnp
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub
1 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub x sub sub
4 WR sub WR sub WR xx sub sub WR WR WR WR x
x
IR IR
0
ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps sub sub TE
2 RG
xx sub sub RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG
1 sub x sub sub sub sub released
3
RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB
x
x
x
IR IR
4
x
LG LG
x
x
x
LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG IR IR IR0
ps ps psp ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps dnp dnp0
LB LB LB LB sub LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB
2
IR IR IR IR IR WR sub x sub dnp sub WR WR sub sub sub x
2 sub LB sub sub LB sub x
x sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub
3
x sub sub DB sub sub sub sub RCB RCB sub sub xx
CB CB CB
3 sub sub xxx
IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR
1 sub sub DE sub sub DEx
DE sub sub sub DE sub sub sub sub sub
0 sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub LB sub sub sub sub sub sub sub0
dnp sub
1 DE DE sub DE DE sub DE sub DE DE DEx
DE DE DE DE DE
1 dnp dnp dnp sub sub 3rd dnp dnp dnp sub sub QB QB QB QB QB QB
Totals787 374 32 102
x - inactive / CAPS - starters / sub - played / dnp - did not play / ps - Practice Squad / JF - Jumbo Formation
KEY:
Not on active roster

Anderson, Calvin
Andrews, David
Andrews, Jake
Austin, Alex
Baringer, Bryce
Barmore, Christian
Bentley, Ja'Whaun
Bledsoe, Joshuah
Board, Chris
Borders, Breon
Bourne, Kendrick
Boutte, Kayshon
Brown, Pharaoh
Brown, Trent
Bryant, Myles
Cardona, Joe
Cunningham, Malik
Davis, Cody
Douglas, DeMario
Dugger, Kyle
Ekuale, Daniel
Elliott, Ezekiel
Elliss, ChristianFerentz,James
Gesicki, Mike
Godchaux, Davon
Gonzalez, Christian
Grier, Will
Guy Sr., Lawrence
Harris, Kevin
Hasty, JaMycal
Henry, Hunter
Hill, Trysten
Jackson, J.C.
Jennings, Anfernee
Jones, Jack
Jones, Jonathan
Jones, Mac
Jones, Marcus
Judon, Matthew
Lowe, Vederian
Mafi, Atonio
Mapu, Marte
McDermott, Conor
Mills, Jalen
Montgomery II, Ty
Munson, Calvin
Onwenu, Mike
Parker, DeVante
Peppers, Jabrill
Pettway, La'Michael
Pharms, Jeremiah
Phillips, Adrian
Reagor, Jalen
Reiff, Riley
Roberts, Sam
Rourke, Nathan
Ryland, Chad
Schooler, Brenden
Slater, Matthew
Smith-Schuster, JuJu
Sokol, Matt
Sow, Sidy
Speed, Ameer
Stevenson, Rhamondre
Strange, Cole
Stueber, Andrew
Tavai, Jahlani
Thornton, Tyquan
Uche, Josh
Wade, Shaun
Wheatley Jr., Tyrone
White, Keion
Wilson Sr., Mack
Wilson, Marco
Wise Jr., Deatrich
Zappe, Bailey

OL
C
C
CB
P
DL
LB
S
LB
CB
WR
WR
TE
OL
DB
LS
QB
DB
WR
DB
DL
RB
LB
OL
TE
DL
CB
QB
DL
RB
RB
TE
DL
CB
LB
CB
DB
QB
DB
LB
OL
OL
LB
OL
DB
RB
LB
OL
WR
DB
TE
DL
DB
WR
OL
DL
QB
K
DB
WR
WR
TE
OL
DB
RB
OL
OL
LB
WR
LB
CB
OL
DE
LB
CB
DL
QB

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2023 OFFENSIVE STARTERS BY GAME

Opponent
Philadelphia
Miami
at NY Jets
at Dallas
New Orleansat Las Vegas
Buffaloat Miami
Washington# Indianapolis
at NY Giants
LA Chargers
at Pittsburgh
Kansas Cityat Denverat Buffalo
NY Jets

WR
BourneParkerParkerParkerParkerParkerParkerParkerReagorSmith-Schuster
ParkerParkerSmith-Schuster
ParkerParkerParkerParkerLT
T. Brown
Lowe
T. Brown
T. Brown
T. Brown
T. Brown
T. Brown
T. Brown
McDermott
McDermott
McDermott
T.Brown
McDermott
McDermott
Lowe
Lowe
Lowe

LG
Mafi
Strange
Strange
Mafi
Mafi
Mafi
Strange
Strange
Strange
Strange
Strange
Strange
Strange
StrangeFerentz
Mafi
J. Andrews

C
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews
D. Andrews

RG
Sow
OnwenuOnwenuOnwenuOnwenu
Sow
Sow
Sow
Sow
Sow
Sow
Sow
Sow
Sow
Sow
Sow
Sow

RT
AndersonAnderson
Lowe
Lowe
Lowe
Lowe
OnwenuOnwenuOnwenuOnwenuOnwenuOnwenuOnwenuOnwenuOnwenuOnwenuOnwenu

TE
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Brown
Henry
Henry
Henry
P. Brown
P. Brown
P. Brown
Thornton (WR)P. Brown
P. Brown
P. Brown
P. Brown
P. Brown

TE
WR
QB
RB
GesickiSmith-Schuster Mac Jones Stevenson
GesickiP. Brown (TE) Mac Jones Stevenson
GesickiSmith-Schuster Mac Jones Stevenson
GesickiP. Brown (TE) Mac Jones Stevenson
Bourne (WR) Smith-Schuster Mac Jones Stevenson
Bourne (WR)Thornton
Mac Jones Stevenson
Bourne (WR)DouglasMac Jones Stevenson
Bourne (WR)DouglasMac Jones Stevenson
GesickiDouglasMac Jones Stevenson
GesickiDouglasMac Jones Stevenson
Henry
Smith-Schuster Mac Jones Stevenson
Henry
Smith-Schuster
Zappe
Stevenson
Henry
Thornton
Zappe
Elliott
GesickiDouglas
Zappe
Elliott
GesickiDouglas
Zappe
Elliott
GesickiDouglas
Zappe
Elliott
Gesicki
Sokol
Zappe
Elliott

Date
09/10
09/17
09/24
10/01
10/08
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/05
11/12
11/26
12/03
12/07
12/17
12/24
12/31
01/07

Opponent
Philadelphia
Miami
at NY Jets
at Dallas
New Orleansat Las Vegas
Buffaloat Miami
Washington# Indianapolis
at NY Giants
LA Chargers
at Pittsburgh
Kansas Cityat Denverat Buffalo
NY Jets

DL
Wise
Wise
White
Wise
Wise
Barmore
Wise
White
Wise
Wise
Wise
White
Wise
Wise
Wise
Wise
Wise

DL
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux
Godchaux

DL
BarmoreBarmore
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
BarmoreBarmoreBarmore

LB
Judon
Uche
Roberts (DL)
Judon
Uche
White (DE)Jennings
Jennings
Jennings
Jennings
Jennings
Jennings
Jennings
Jennings
Jennings
Jennings
Jennings

LB
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
WilsonBentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley
Bentley

LB
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Jennings
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai
Tavai

DB
BryantMapu
Jennings (LB)
Wade
Phillips
Jennings (LB)
Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
BryantMills
BryantMills
BryantBryantBryantLCB
Jo. Jones
Marcus Jones
BryantBryantJo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones
Jo. Jones

Date
09/10
09/17
09/24
10/01
10/08
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/05
11/12
11/26
12/03
12/07
12/18
12/24
12/31

Opponent
Philadelphia
Miami
at NY Jets
at Dallas
New Orleansat Las Vegas
Buffaloat Miami
Washington# Indianapolis
at NY Giants
LA Chargers
at Pittsburgh
Kansas Cityat Denverat Buffalo

Parker
Speed
Grier (3rd QB)
Grier (3rd QB)
Grier (3rd QB)
Zappe (3rd QB)
Grier (3rd QB)
Grier (3rd QB)
Grier (3rd QB)
Grier (3rd QB)
Hasty
Hasty
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2023 transactions
6/2/2023		Tavai, Justus.................................................................. Released
6/5/2023		Lee, Ed...............................................................................Signed
6/12/2023		Tavai, Justus......................................................................Signed
6/12/2023		Hayes, Tae..................................................................... Released
6/12/2023		Robinson, James........................................................... Released
6/12/2023		Mapu, Marte................................................ Signed/Draft Choice

FEBRUARY 2023

8/1/2023		Pitts, Thyrick................................ Claimed off Waivers (Chicago)
8/1/2023		Hurd, Jalen......................................................... Reserve/Retired
8/2/2023		Lee, Ed........................................................................... Released
8/3/2023		Hall, Terez...................................................................... Released
8/8/2023		Flowers, Trey.....................................................................Signed
8/10/2023		Giles-Harris, Joe................................................................Signed
8/12/2023		Marable, C.J.......................................................................Signed
8/12/2023		Vanterpool, Micah..............................................................Signed
8/12/2023		Fatukasi, Olakunle......................................................... Released
8/12/2023		Heilig, Jourdan.............................................................. Released
8/15/2023		Wells, Carson.....................................................................Signed
8/15/2023		Addington, Tucker......................................................... Released
8/15/2023		Mitchell, DaMarcus........................................................ Released
8/16/2023		Elliott, Ezekiel....................................................................Signed
8/22/2023		McCall, Marquan.......................... Claimed off Waivers (Carolina)
8/22/2023		Nixon, Tre....................................................................... Released
8/23/2023		McCall, Marquan............................................................ Released
8/23/2023		Nixon, Tre........................................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
8/27/2023		Wheatley Jr., Tyrone................... Acquired Via Trade (Cleveland)
8/27/2023		Strong Jr., Pierre.......................................... Traded to Cleveland
8/27/2023		Davis Jr., Carl................................................................. Released
8/27/2023		Fagot, Diego.................................................................. Released
8/27/2023		Hawkins, Brad............................................................... Released
8/27/2023		Lumpkin, Johnny........................................................... Released
8/27/2023		Marable, C.J................................................................... Released
8/27/2023		Mosely, Quandre............................................................ Released
8/27/2023		Randle Jr., Rodney......................................................... Released
8/27/2023		Tavai, Justus.................................................................. Released
8/27/2023		Vanterpool, Micah.......................................................... Released
8/27/2023		Washington, Scotty........................................................ Released
8/27/2023		Wells, Carson................................................................. Released
8/28/2023		Lowe, Vederian.......................... Acquired Via Trade (Minnesota)
8/28/2023		McSorley........................................................................ Released
8/28/2023		Waitman, Corliss............................................................ Released
8/29/2023		Folk, Nick.................................................... Traded to Tennessee
8/29/2023		Bolden, Isaiah.................................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
8/29/2023		McDermott, Conor............................. Placed on Reserve/Injured
8/29/2023		Davis, Cody...................................... Placed on Reserve/PUP List
8/29/2023		Flowers, Trey .................................. Placed on Reserve/PUP List
8/29/2023		Bledsoe, Joshuah.......................................................... Released
8/29/2023		Cunningham, Malik........................................................ Released
8/29/2023		Ferentz, James.............................................................. Released
8/29/2023		Firkser, Anthony............................................................. Released
8/29/2023		Giles-Harris, Joe............................................................ Released
8/29/2023		Harris, Kevin.................................................................. Released
8/29/2023		Hines Chasen................................................................. Released
8/29/2023		Montgomery II, Ty.......................................................... Released
8/29/2023		Munson, Calvin.............................................................. Released
8/29/2023		Murray, Bill..................................................................... Released
8/29/2023		Perkins, Ronnie.............................................................. Released
8/29/2023		Pharms Jr. Jeremiah...................................................... Released
8/29/2023		Pitts, Thyrick.................................................................. Released
8/29/2023		Russey, Kody.................................................................. Released
8/29/2023		Sokol, Matt..................................................................... Released
8/29/2023		Stueber, Andrew............................................................ Released
8/29/2023		Taylor, J.J....................................................................... Released
8/29/2023		Webb, Raleigh................................................................ Released
8/29/2023		Zappe, Bailey................................................................. Released
8/30/2023		Bledsoe, Joshuah.......................... Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Brown, Pharaoh............................. Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Cunningham, Malik........................ Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Ferentz, James.............................. Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Giles-Harris, Joe............................ Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Harris, Kevin.................................. Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Montgomery II, Ty.......................... Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Munson, Calvin.............................. Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Perkins, Ronnie.............................. Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Pitts, Thyrick.................................. Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Russey, Kody.................................. Signed to the practice squad

2/15/2023		Hayes, Tae..................................................................... Released
2/15/2023		Nordin, Quinn................................................................ Released
2/15/2023		Wilkerson, Kristian......................................................... Released
2/17/2023		Ray, LaBryan.................................................................. Released

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SeasonJUNE 2023

1/10/2023		Hall, Terez......................................... Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Hawkins, Brad.................................. Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Howerton, Hayden........................... Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Mosely, Quandre............................... Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Munson, Calvin................................. Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Nixon, Tre.......................................... Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Pharms Jr., Jeremiah........................ Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Ray, LaBryan..................................... Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Sokol, Matt........................................ Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Taylor, J.J.......................................... Signed to a future contract
1/10/2023		Washington, Scotty........................... Signed to a future contract
1/12/2023		Randle Jr., Rodney............................ Signed to a future contract
1/18/2023		Fatukasi, Olakunle............................ Signed to a future contract
1/24/2023		Murray, Bill........................................ Signed to a future contract
1/30/2023		Bowden Jr., Lynn.............................. Signed to a future contract

MARCH 2023
3/3/2023		Howerton, Hayden........................................................ Released
3/10/2023		McCourty, Devin ................................................ Reserve/Retired
3/10/2023		Bailey, Jake.................................................................... Released
3/15/2023		Smith, Jonnu..................................................... Traded to Atlanta
3/16/2023		Anderson, Calvin...............................................................Signed
3/16/2023		Hoyer, Brian................................................................... Released
3/17/2023		Peppers, Jabrill.............................................................Re-signed
3/17/2023		Robinson, James...............................................................Signed
3/17/2023		Smith-Schuster, JuJu.........................................................Signed
3/20/2023		Gesicki, Mike.....................................................................Signed
3/20/2023		Reiff, Riley..........................................................................Signed
3/20/2023		Wilson Sr., Mack...........................................................Re-signed
3/21/2023		Cardona, Joe................................................................Re-signed
3/21/2023		Davis, Cody...................................................................Re-signed
3/22/2023		Board, Chris.......................................................................Signed
3/23/2023		Ekuale, Daniel...............................................................Re-signed
3/23/2023		Waitman, Corliss................................................................Signed
APRIL 2023
4/5/2023		Cajuste, Yodny..............................................................Re-signed
4/13/2023		McSorley, Trace.................................................................Signed
4/17/2023		Bryant, Myles................................................................Re-signed
4/27/2023		Gonzalez, Christian...........................................................Drafted
4/28/2023		White, Keion......................................................................Drafted
4/28/2023		Mapu, Marte.....................................................................Drafted
4/29/2023		Andrews, Jake..................................................................Drafted
4/29/2023		Ryland, Chad....................................................................Drafted
4/29/2023		Sow, Sidy..........................................................................Drafted
4/29/2023		Mafi, Atonio......................................................................Drafted
4/29/2023		Boutte, Kayshon...............................................................Drafted
4/29/2023		Baringer, Bryce.................................................................Drafted
4/29/2023		Douglas, DeMario.............................................................Drafted
4/29/2023		Speed, Ameer...................................................................Drafted
4/29/2023		Bolden, Isaiah...................................................................Drafted
MAY 2023
5/9/2023		Hayes, Tae.........................................................................Signed
5/10/2023		Bowden Jr., Lynn........................................................... Released
5/12/2023		Ryland, Chad............................................... Signed/Draft Choice
5/12/2023		Sow, Sidy..................................................... Signed/Draft Choice
5/12/2023		Mafi, Atonio................................................. Signed/Draft Choice
5/12/2023		Boutte, Kayshon.......................................... Signed/Draft Choice
5/12/2023		Baringer, Bryce............................................ Signed/Draft Choice
5/12/2023		Douglas, DeMario........................................ Signed/Draft Choice
5/12/2023		Speed, Ameer.............................................. Signed/Draft Choice
5/12/2023		Bolden, Isaiah.............................................. Signed/Draft Choice
5/12/2023		Cunningham, Malik............................................................Signed
5/12/2023		Heilig, Jourdan..................................................................Signed
5/12/2023		Lumpkin, Johnny...............................................................Signed
5/18/2023		Cajuste, Yodny............................................................... Released
5/19/2023		Tavai, Justus......................................................................Signed
5/24/2023		Andrews, Jake............................................. Signed/Draft Choice
5/25/2023		Firkser, Anthony.................................................................Signed
5/25/2023		McMillan, Raekwon........................... Placed on Reserve/Injured

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7/21/2023		Gonzalez, Christian...................................... Signed/Draft Choice
7/21/2023		White, Keion................................................. Signed/Draft Choice
7/24/2023		Fagot, Diego......................................................................Signed
7/25/2023		Hurd, Jalen........................................................................Signed
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8/30/2023		Sokol, Matt..................................... Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Stueber, Andrew............................ Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Waitman, Corliss............................ Signed to the practice squad
8/30/2023		Zappe, Bailey................................. Signed to the practice squad
8/31/2023		Corral, Matt.................................. Claimed off Waivers (Carolina)
8/31/2023		Thornton, Tyquan............................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
SEPTEMBER 2023

OCTOBER 2022
10/2/2023		Pharms Jr. Jeremiah.......... Reverted back to the practice squad
10/4/2023		Hill, Trysten.................................... Signed to the practice squad
10/4/2023		Waitman, Corliss.................... Released from the practice squad
10/5/2023		Jackson, J.C. .......................... Acquired Via Trade (LA Chargers)
10/7/2023		Reiff, Riley................................... Activated to the 53-man roster
10/7/2023		Pharms Jr., Jeremiah...................... Elevated to the active roster
10/7/2023		Gonzalez, Christian............................ Placed on Reserve/Injured
10/9/2023		Pharms Jr., Jeremiah......... Reverted back to the practice squad
10/14/2023		Judon, Matthew................................. Placed on Reserve/Injured
10/14/2023		Wheatley Jr., Tyrone.......................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
10/14/2023		Thornton, Tyquan........................ Activated to the 53-man roster
10/14/2023		Cunningham, Malik....................Signed from the practice squad
10/14/2023		Pharms Jr., Jeremiah...................... Elevated to the active roster
10/14/2023		Reagor, Jalen.................................. Elevated to the active roster
10/16/2023		Pharms Jr., Jeremiah......... Reverted back to the practice squad
10/16/2023		Reagor, Jalen..................... Reverted back to the practice squad
10/17/2023		McDermott, Conor......................... Signed to the practice squad
10/18/2023		Bradley-King, William.................... Signed to the practice squad
10/18/2023		Taylor, Patrick................................. Signed to the practice squad
10/18/2023		Jones, Manny ....................... Released from the practice squad
10/18/2023		Luther, T.J............................... Released from the practice squad
10/19/2023		Speed, Ameer................................................................ Released
10/21/2023		Davis, Cody................................. Activated to the 53-man roster
10/21/2023		Jones, Jack................................. Activated to the 53-man roster
10/21/2023		Reiff, Riley.......................................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
10/21/2023		Hill, Trysten..................................... Elevated to the active roster
10/21/2023		Reagor, Jalen.................................. Elevated to the active roster
10/23/2023		Hill, Trysten........................ Reverted back to the practice squad
10/23/2023		Reagor, Jalen..................... Reverted back to the practice squad
10/24/2023		Cunningham, Malik........................................................ Released
10/24/2023		Flowers, Trey................................................................. Released
10/26/2023		Reagor, Jalen.............................Signed from the practice squad
10/26/2023		Cunningham, Malik........................ Signed to the practice squad
10/28/2023		McDermott, Conor.......................... Elevated to the active roster
10/30/2023		McDermott, Conor............. Reverted back to the practice squad
10/31/2023		Bourne, Kendrick............................... Placed on Reserve/Injured

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11/2/2023		Austin, Alex........................................................................Signed
11/3/2023		Anderson, Calvin............................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
11/4/2023		Pharms Jr., Jeremiah.................Signed from the practice squad
11/4/2023		McDermott, Conor.......................... Elevated to the active roster
11/6/2027		McDermott, Conor............. Reverted back to the practice squad
11/7/2023		Luther, T.J....................................... Signed to the practice squad
11/11/2023		McDermott, Conor.......................... Elevated to the active roster
11/11/2023		Munson, Calvin............................... Elevated to the active roster
11/13/2023		McDermott, Conor............. Reverted back to the practice squad
11/13/2023		Munson, Calvin.................. Reverted back to the practice squad
11/13/2023		Jones, Jack.................................................................... Released
11/13/2023		Hasty, JaMycal.......................Claimed off Waivers (Jacksonville)
11/25/2023		McDermott, Conor.....................Signed from the practice squad
11/25/2023		Grier, Will....................................................................... Released
11/29/2023		Grier, Will....................................... Signed to the practice squad
11/29/2023		Sexton, Mathew............................. Signed to the practice squad
11/30/2023		Wright, Matthew............................ Signed to the practice squad
11/30/2023		Sexton, Mathew..................... Released from the practice squad
DECEMBER 2023
12/2/2023		Cunningham, Malik......................... Elevated to the active roster
12/3/2023		Cunningham, Malik............ Reverted back to the practice squad
12/7/2023		Cunningham, Malik......................... Elevated to the active roster
12/7/2023		Harris, Kevin .................................. Elevated to the active roster
12/8/2023		Cunningham, Malik............ Reverted back to the practice squad
12/8/2023		Harris, Kevin ..................... Reverted back to the practice squad
12/8/2023		Elliss, Christian.......................Claimed off Waivers (Philadelphia)
12/8/2023		Montgomery II, Ty.......................................................... Released
12/8/2023		Wright, Matthew.................... Released from the practice squad
12/16/2023		Harris, Kevin .................................. Elevated to the active roster
12/18/2023		Harris, Kevin ..................... Reverted back to the practice squad
12/18/2023		Strange, Cole..................................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
12/19/2023		Rourke, Nathan......................Claimed off Waivers (Jacksonville)
12/19/2023		Harris, Kevin .............................Signed from the practice squad
12/19/2023		Hooper, William.........................Signed from the practice squad
12/19/2023		Vaughn, Ke’Shawn.....................Signed from the practice squad
12/19/2023		Jackson, J.C. ..........Placed on Reserve/Non-Football Illness List
12/23/2023		Ferentz, James..........................Signed from the practice squad
12/23/2023		McDermott, Conor............................. Placed on Reserve/Injured
12/23/2023		Borders, Breon............................... Elevated to the active roster
12/23/2023		Sokol, Matt...................................... Elevated to the active roster
12/25/2023		Borders, Breon.................. Reverted back to the practice squad
12/25/2023		Sokol, Matt......................... Reverted back to the practice squad
12/27/2023		Pettway, La’Michael....................... Signed to the practice squad
12/27/2023		Stevenson, Rhamondre..................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
12/28/2023		Wilson, Marco............................... Claimed off Waivers (Arizona)
12/30/2023		Bledsoe, Joshuah......................Signed from the practice squad
12/30/2023		Smith-Schuster, JuJu......................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
12/30/2023		Sokol, Matt...................................... Elevated to the active roster
12/30/2023		Stueber, Andrew............................. Elevated to the active roster

2023
Season9/1/2023		Luther, T.J....................................... Signed to the practice squad
9/1/2023		Reagor, Jalen................................. Signed to the practice squad
9/1/2023		Pitts, Thyrick.......................... Released from the practice squad
9/4/2023		Brown, Pharaoh.........................Signed from the practice squad
9/4/2023		Pharms Jr. Jeremiah...................... Signed to the practice squad
9/4/2023		Reiff, Riley ......................................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
9/8/2023		McDermott, Conor......................Released from Reserve/Injured
9/9/2023		Montgomery II, Ty......................Signed from the practice squad
9/9/2023		Zappe, Bailey.............................Signed from the practice squad
9/9/2023		Corral, Matt................................... Placed on Exempt/Left Squad
9/9/2023		Jones, Jack........................................ Placed on Reserve/Injured
9/9/2023		Munson, Calvin............................... Elevated to the active roster
9/12/2023		Munson, Calvin.................. Reverted back to the practice squad
9/13/2023		Book, Ian........................................ Signed to the practice squad
9/13/2023		Hooper, William............................. Signed to the practice squad
9/16/2023		Munson, Calvin............................... Elevated to the active roster
9/16/2023		Reagor, Jalen.................................. Elevated to the active roster
9/18/2023		Munson, Calvin.................. Reverted back to the practice squad
9/18/2023		Reagor, Jalen..................... Reverted back to the practice squad
9/18/2023		Book, Ian................................ Released from the practice squad
9/18/2023		Corral, Matt.................................................................... Released
9/21/2023		Borders, Breon.............................. Signed to the practice squad
9/21/2023		Hearn, Azizi.................................... Signed to the practice squad
9/23/2023		Grier, Will........................ Signed from Cincinnati practice squad
9/23/2023		Jones, Marcus.................................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
9/26/2023		Ekuale, Daniel.................................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
9/26/2023		Hooper, William..................... Released from the practice squad
9/27/2023		Jones, Manny ............................... Signed to the practice squad
9/30/2023		Pharms Jr. Jeremiah....................... Elevated to the active roster

NOVEMBER 2023

JANUARY 2024
1/1/2024		Sokol, Matt......................... Reverted back to the practice squad
1/1/2024		Stueber, Andrew................ Reverted back to the practice squad
1/6/2024		Pettway, La’Michael...................Signed from the practice squad
1/6/2024		Henry, Hunter.................................... Placed on Reserve/Injured
1/6/2024		Sokol, Matt...................................... Elevated to the active roster
1/6/2024		Stueber, Andrew............................. Elevated to the active roster
1/8/2024		Sokol, Matt......................... Reverted back to the practice squad
1/8/2024		Stueber, Andrew................ Reverted back to the practice squad

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2020
1999
2023
2022

Position
Enshrined
Founder
2009
Broadcaster
2013
Cheerleader Director
2021
Assistant Coach2023

HISTORY OF THE PATRIOTS HALL OF FAME

The Patriots Hall of Fame was established in 1991 as a way to honor the greatest players in franchise history. A selection
committee of media and staff was formed to select players for induction and appropriately, John Hannah was the first player
enshrined. Eight additional players were inducted from 1992-95. Andre Tippett (1999) and Bruce Armstrong (2001) roundedout the Patriots Hall of Fame’s first 11 members. In 2007, the Patriots introduced a new method of selecting players for the
team's hall of fame in advance of the opening of The Patriots Hall of Fame presented by RTX. Moving forward, one player will
be enshrined in the Patriots Hall of Fame each year, with a nomination committee determining three finalists each spring andfans voting for the final choice through Patriots.com each spring.

SENIOR SELECTION COMMITTEE

The Patriots formed a senior selection committee to ensure that early era players are
not overlooked in the voting process. The
committee consists of veteran media andstaff members who gather to discuss candidates who have been retired for at least 25
years to identify the player most deservingof Patriots Hall of Fame recognition.

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Career Patriots in Pro Football Hall of Fame: John Hannah, Andre Tippett
Other Patriots Hall of Fames in the Pro Football Hall of Fame: Nick Buoniconti, Mike Haynes, Ty Law,
Richard Seymour
Patriots Hall of Fame Players: Houston Antwine, Bruce Armstrong, Drew Bledsoe, Tom Brady, Troy Brown, Tedy
Bruschi, Gino Cappelletti, Raymond Clayborn, Ben Coates, Sam Cunningham, Bob Dee, Kevin Faulk, Leon
Gray, Steve Grogan, Rodney Harrison, Jim Lee Hunt, Matt Light, Willie McGinest, Stanley Morgan, Jon Morris,
Jim Nance, Steve Nelson, Babe Parilli, Mike Vrabel, Vince Wilfork.
Patriots Hall of Fame Contributors: Gil Santos, Dante Scarnecchia, Tracy Sormanti, William H. “Billy” Sullivan.

John Hannah • G • Alabama

Patriots Seasons (13): 1973-85 • Pro Bowls (9)Pro Football Hall of Fame 1991 • Patriots Hall of Fame 1991
Hannah spent his entire 13-season career with the Patriots, from 1973 through theSuper Bowl season of 1985 … The first Patriots player to be inducted into the Pro
Football Hall of Fame … One of two Patriots voted to the NFL’s 75th Anniversary
Team … Named to the Patriots 35th Anniversary Team in 1994 … Named thePlayer of the Century on the Patriots Team of the Century in 2000 … Playedin 183 games, while missing only five games due to injury … Selected to nine
Pro Bowls (1976, 1978-85) … Named All-Pro for 10 consecutive years (1976-85)… Won the NFL Players Association’s Offensive Lineman of the Year Award for
four straight seasons (1978-81) … Powered an offensive line that helped set an
NFL record with 3,165 rushing yards in 1978 - a record that stood for 41 years
until Baltimore broke it in 2019 ... Named to the Patriots All-Time Team in 2009.

History

Andre Tippett • LB • Iowa

Patriots Seasons (11): 1982-88, 90-93 • Pro Bowls (5)Pro Football Hall of Fame 2008 • Patriots Hall of Fame 1999
Tippett spent his entire 12-year career with the Patriots … Elected to the Pro
Football Hall of Fame in 2008, joining John Hannah as the only two players toearn induction to the Hall of Fame after spending their entire career with the
Patriots ... From 1984-85, Tippett recorded 35 sacks, a total that stands tiedas the second-highest two-season sack total by a linebacker in NFL history ...
He achieved his record sack totals despite playing his career as a strong-side
linebacker (opposite the opposing tight end), a position from which few otherplayers have excelled in the pass rush to the extent that Tippett did ... He wasnamed to the NFL’s 1980s All-Decade Team and was named the NFL’s linebackerof the year by the NFL Players Association for three straight seasons from 198587 … Finished his career as the only Patriots player to record 100 career sacks,
a mark that stands as the franchise’s all-time record … Set the Patriots franchise
single-season sack record with 18½ in 1984 … Also holds the second and tied forthird-highest totals with 16½ in 1985 and 12½ in 1987 … Was a member of the1985 AFC Champions … Has worked in the Patriots front office since his 1994
retirement and currently serves as the team’s executive director of community
affairs ... Named to the Patriots All-Time Team in 2009.

TIPPETT’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years G
1982 91983 151984 16
1985 161986 11

TT
28
86
118
97
63

UT Sack FF FR
10 0 0 1
48 8.5 1
1
48 18.5 1 0
65 16.5 3 339 9.5 2
1

Years
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991

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G
13
12
13
16

TT UT Sack FF FR
83 53 12.5 0 3
50 31
7
0 0
Injured Reserve
72 38 3.5 1
165 41 8.5 2 3Years G
1992 141993 16
Totals 151

TT UT Sack FF FR
40 33 73 0
76 50 8.5 1 4
778 456 100 14 17265

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Nick Buoniconti • LB • Notre Dame

Patriots Seasons (7): 1962-68 • AFL All-Star Games (5)Pro Football Hall of Fame 2001 • Patriots Hall of Fame 1992

History

Buoniconti played for the Patriots from 1962 to 1968 before finishing his career with
the Miami Dolphins … In 2001, became the third Patriot to be named to the Pro
Football Hall of Fame … Appeared in five consecutive AFL All-Star games during his
Patriots career (1963-67) … Was a key contributor to the Patriots first championshipgame appearance in the 1963 AFL Championship … The leading vote-getter on
the 1966 AFL All-Star team … Recorded 24 interceptions as a Patriot … Went on toplay for the undefeated 1972 Miami Dolphins as a part of the “No Name Defense”… Named to the All-AFL 10 Year Anniversary Team in 1971 ... Named to the Patriots
All-Time Team in 2009 ...Buoniconti passed away on July 30, 2019.

BUONICONTI’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years
1962
1963
1964
1965

Games
14
14
14
14

Int
2
3
5
3

Yds
3
42
75
31

Avg
1.5
14.0
15.0
10.3

LG
3
26
26
26

TD
0
0
0
0

Sacks
1.0
6.5
4.5
2.0

Years
Games
14
1966
1967
13
1968
8
Patriots Totals 91

Int
4
4
3
24

Yds
43
7
22
223

Avg
10.8
1.8
7.3
9.3

LG
41
7
14
41

TD Sacks
0
0.0
0
1.0
0
3.0
0
18.0

Mike Haynes • CB • Arizona State

Patriots Seasons (7): 1976-82 • Pro Bowls (6)Pro Football Hall of Fame 1997 • Patriots Hall of Fame 1994
Haynes played for the Patriots from 1976 to 1982 before finishing his career with
the Los Angeles Raiders from 1983-89 … In 1997, he became the second Patriot
to be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame … Selected to the NFL’s 75th
Anniversary Team … Named to the NFL’s all-decade team for the 1980s … Namedto six Pro Bowls (1976-80 and 1982) with the Patriots and three more with the
Raiders … Voted to two All-Pro teams, six All-AFC teams and the All-Rookie teamduring his Patriots career … Named to the Patriots 35th Anniversary Team in 1994
… Named to the Patriots Team of the Century in 2000 … His 28 interceptions in
a Patriots uniform rank seventh in franchise history ... Became the first player in
Patriots history to return a punt for a touchdown with an 89-yard return against
Buffalo on Nov. 7, 1976 ... Named to the Patriots All-Time Team in 2009.

HAYNES’ PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
Patriots Totals

266

G
14
14
16
16
13
8
9
90

INTERCEPTIONSNo Yds Avg
8
90
11.3
5
54
10.8
6
123 20.5
22.0
3
66
1
31
31.0
3.0
1
3
4
26
6.5
28 393 14.0

LG
28
22
50
33
31
3
26
50

TD
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1

No
45
24
14
5
17
66
0
111

Yds
608
200
183
16
140
12
0
1,159

PUNT RETURNS
Avg
LG
13.5
89t
8.3
46
13.1
35
5
3.2
8.2
35
6
2.0
0.0
0
10.4 89t

TD
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

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Ty Law • CB • Michigan

Patriots Seasons (10): 1995-2004 • Pro Bowls (4)Pro Football Hall of Fame 2019 • Patriots Hall of Fame 2014

LAW’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000

G
14
13
16
16
13
15

INTERCEPTIONSNo Yds Avg
3
47
15.7
15.0
3
45
3
70
23.3
14.8
9
133
2
20
10.0
16.0
2
32

LG
38
38t
40
59t
27t
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TD
0
1
0
1
1
0

Years
2001
2002
2003
2004
Patriots Totals

G
16
16
15
7
140

INTERCEPTIONSNo Yds Avg
3
91
30.3
8.3
4
33
6
112
18.7
0.0
1
0
36 583 16.2

LG
46t
29
65t
0
65t

TD
2
0
1
0
6

History

Law spent 10 seasons with the Patriots (1995-2004) after joining the team as afirst-round (23rd overall) draft pick out of Michigan in 1995 … Law was a threetime Super Bowl Champion (XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX), a four-time Pro Bowl player(1998, 2001, 2002, 2003) and a two-time All-Pro (1998, 2003) during his tenurewith the Patriots … Law tied Raymond Clayborn’s career franchise-record with 36
interceptions and finished with the most interception-return yards in team history
with 583 … His six interceptions returned for touchdowns are also a franchise best
… Law had nine interceptions in 1998 to become the first Patriots player to lead the
NFL in that category … He was a playmaker who played some of his best games in
the postseason … He helped lead the Patriots to their first Super Bowl title in 2001
when he intercepted a Kurt Warner pass against the Rams and returned it 47 yards
for a touchdown for the first points of the game … In the 2003 AFC ChampionshipGame, Law intercepted three Peyton Manning passes while leading the Patriots toa 24-14 victory over the Indianapolis Colts … Law was part of a record-breaking
Patriots defense in 2003 that led the NFL in five key categories: opponents points
per game (14.9), interceptions (29), fewest touchdown receptions allowed (11),
opponent’s passer rating (56.2) and pass deflections (121) as the team captured its
second Super Bowl title in a win over the Carolina Panthers … Law is a member of
the NFL’s all-decade team for the 2000s as well as the Patriots all-1990s and all2000s decade teams. He was also selected to the Patriots 50th Anniversary Team.

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Richard Seymour • DL • Georgia

Patriots Seasons (8): 2001-08 • Pro Bowls (5)Pro Football Hall of Fame 2022 • Patriots Hall of Fame 2020

History

Seymour joined Troy Brown (2012), Tedy Bruschi (2013), Kevin Faulk (2016), Ty
Law (2014), Matt Light (2018) and Willie McGinest (2015), as the seventh player
to enter the Patriots Hall of Fame as a three-time Super Bowl champion with theteam … Seymour spent the first eight seasons of his 12-year NFL career with
the Patriots and played an important role in delivering six division titles, four
conference crowns and three Super Bowl championships to New England … He
was named to five straight Pro Bowls with the Patriots (2002-06) and earned
three straight first-team All-Pro honors (2003-05) … His five Pro Bowl berths
are the most by any Patriots defensive lineman since the 1970 NFL merger …
Seymour was also a four-time team co-captain … In 2009, he was voted to thePatriots 50th Anniversary Team and the 2000s All-Decade Team ... Seymour
was a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame for four straight seasons and waselected in 2022 … Seymour was drafted by the Patriots sixth overall in the firstround of the 2001 NFL Draft out of Georgia … He immediately established himself
as one of the team’s premier players and helped the Patriots win their first Super
Bowl during his rookie season … During his time with the Patriots, he anchored adefense that allowed an average of 17.8 points per game and allowed fewer than
20 points per game in six of his eight seasons with New England … Seymour also
blocked seven field goals in his career … Overall, Seymour started in 105-of-111
games, totaling 460 tackles, including 256 solos stops with 39 sacks … Seymour
was traded to Oakland in the summer of 2009, where he played the final four
years of his career, producing two additional Pro Bowl seasons.

SEYMOUR’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005

G
13
16
15
15
12

TT
44
56
80
67
69

UT
25
33
45
37
41

Sack
3.0
5.5
8.0
5.0
4.0

FF
0
0
1
1
1

FR
1
1
0
1
1

Year
2006
2007
2008
Totals

G
16
9
15
111

TT
51
30
63
460

UT
25
16
34
256

Sack
4.0
1.5
8.0
39.0

FF
0
0
0
3

FR
1
0
1
6

Houston Antwine • DL • Southern Illinois

Patriots Seasons (11): 1961-71 • AFL All-Star Games (6)Patriots Hall of Fame 2015
Antwine played for the Patriots for 11 seasons, appearing in 142 games from1961-71 … He led the Patriots in sacks in three consecutive seasons from 1967-69
and his 39 career sacks are tied for 11th (with Richard Seymour) on the Patriots
all-time career sacks list … Antwine earned six consecutive American Football
League (AFL) All-Star selections from 1963-68 … His six all-star appearances aretied for the fifth highest total in franchise history … He was acquired in a tradefrom the Houston Oilers in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 1962 AFL Draft
on April 1, 1961 … He is a member of the Patriots 50th Anniversary Team and amember of the 1960s All-Decade Team … Antwine passed away on Dec. 26, 2011at the age of 72.

ANTWINE’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years
1961
1962
1963
1964

268

G
14
14
14
14

Sacks
0.0
0.0
4.0
5.5

Years
1965
1966
1967
1968

G
14
14
13
14

Sacks
3.5
1.5
6.0
7.5

Years
1969
1970
1971
Totals

G
14
14
3
142

Sacks
5.0
6.0
0.0
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Bruce Armstrong • T • Louisville

Patriots Seasons (14): 1987-2000 • Pro Bowls (6)Patriots Hall of Fame 2001
Armstrong spent his entire 14-season career with the Patriots, from 1987 to 2000
… Started all 212 games he played in, the second-most in franchise history,
behind Tom Brady … Appeared in six Pro Bowls during his Patriots career (199091, 1994-97) … One of only three Patriots players, along with Steve Grogan andMosi Tatupu, to play in three decades with the Patriots (1980s, 1990s and 2000s)… Named to the Patriots 35th Anniversary Team in 1994 … Named to the Patriots
Team of the Century in 2000 ... Named to the Patriots All-Time Team in 2009.

History

Drew Bledsoe • QB • Washington State
Patriots Seasons (9): 1995-2004 • Pro Bowls (3)Patriots Hall of Fame 2011

Bledsoe was the first overall pick in the 1993 NFL Draft and for the next eight years
was considered the face of the Patriots franchise … During his nine-year Patriots
career, he broke the Patriots career passing records for attempts (4,518), completions (2,544) and yards (29,657) … Bledsoe still holds the Patriots single-season
passing records for attempts (691) … He still holds the NFL record for attempts (70)and completions (45 - tied) in a game against Minnesota in 1994 that sparked aseven-game win streak, propelling the Patriots to their first playoff berth in eight
years … Bledsoe led the Patriots to the playoffs four times in his first six seasons,
helping the team earn back-to-back division titles and three consecutive playoff berths for the first time in franchise
history … In 1996, he guided the Patriots to their second AFC Championship in franchise history and a trip to Super Bowl
XXXI … Bledsoe became the first quarterback in NFL history with four seasons of 600+ pass attempts, including threestraight from 1994-96 with the Patriots.

BLEDSOE’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997

G
13
16
15
16
16

Att
429
691
636
623
522

PASSING
Comp Pct.
Yds
214
49.9 2494
400
57.9 4555
323
50.8 3507
373
59.9 4086
314
60.2 3706

TD
15
25
13
27
28

Int Rat.
15 65.0
27 73.6
16 63.7
15 83.7
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Years G Att Comp
1998 14 481 263
1999 16 539 305
2000 16 531 312
2001 2 66
40
Totals 124 4518 2544

PASSING
Pct.
Yds
TD Int54.7 3633 20 14
56.6 3985 19 21
58.8 3291 17 13
60.6 400
2 256.3 29657 166 138

Rat.
80.9
75.6
77.3
75.3
75.9

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Tom Brady • QB • Michigan

Patriots Seasons (20): 2000-2019 • Pro Bowls (14)Patriots Hall of Fame 2024

History

Brady’s return to Foxborough began by ringing a bell atop Gillette Stadium’s
new Lighthouse prior to the 2023 season opener, and at halftime, a capacity
crowd gave a ringing endorsement when Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft
announced he was waiving the four-year wait period to induct Brady into theteam’s hall of fame … Kraft also announced that for the first time, the team would
host its Hall of Fame ceremony inside Gillette Stadium to accommodate as manyfans as possible ... Patriots executives chose the 12th day of the sixth month as
the date for the ceremony, as two of the numbers most often associated with Tom
Brady’s Patriots career; his six Super Bowl championships and his iconic uniform number, 12 … Brady entered the NFLas the 199th overall selection in the 2000 NFL Draft … Over the next two decades with the Patriots, he set nearly every
imaginable franchise passing record and propelled the Patriots to six Super Bowl championships, nine AFC Conferencecrowns and 17 AFC East Division titles, which included 41 playoff games, 30 playoff wins and 219 regular season wins … Healso earned three NFL MVP Awards during his time in New England … Brady finished his career as the most accomplishedplayer in NFL history with 251 wins, 15 Pro Bowl berths, seven Super Bowl wins, 7,753 completions, 89,214 passing yards
and 649 touchdowns.

BRADY’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009

270

G
1
15
16
16
16
16
16
16
1
16

Att
3
413
601
527
474
530
516
578
11
565

PASSING
Comp Pct.
Yds
1
33.3
6
264
63.9 2843
373
62.1 3764
317
60.2 3620
288
60.8 3629
334
63.0 4110
319
61.8 3529
398
68.9 4806
7
63.6
76
371
65.7 4398

TD
0
18
28
23
28
26
24
50
0
28

Int
0
12
14
12
14
14
12
8
0
13

Rat.
42.4
86.5
85.7
85.9
92.9
92.3
87.9
117.2
83.9
96.2

2010 16 492 324
2011 16 611 401
2012 16 637 401
2013 16 628 380
2014 16 582 373
2015 16 624 402
2016 12 432 291
2017 16 581 385
2018 16 570 375
2019 16 613 373
Totals 285 9988 6377

PASSING65.9 3900 36 4 111.0
65.6 5235 39 12 105.6
63.0 4827 34 8 98.7
60.5 4343 25 11 87.3
64.1 4109 33 9 97.4
64.4 4770 36 7 102.2
67.4 3554 28 2 112.2
66.3 4577 32 8 102.8
65.5 4355 29 11 97.7
60.8 4057 24 8 88.0
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Troy Brown • WR • Marshall

Patriots Seasons (15): 1993-2007 • Pro Bowls (1)Patriots Hall of Fame 2012
Brown spent his entire 15-season NFL career with the Patriots (1993-2007) after being
drafted by the team in the eighth round (198th overall) of the 1993 NFL Draft out of
Marshall … Brown retired in 2008 as the Patriots all-time leading receiver with 557
career receptions … He is the team’s all-time leading punt returner with 252 career
returns and 2,625 punt return yards … He places fifth in the team’s record book with
6,366 career receiving yards and is tied for second in franchise history with threepunt returns for touchdowns … Brown played in 192 games, placing him eighth on the
franchise’s all-time games played list, and his 15 seasons with the franchise ties Julius
Adams for the fourth-longest tenure in a Patriots uniform behind Steve Grogan andMatthew Slater (16) and Tom Brady’s franchise-record 20 seasons … Brown was a five-time co-captain for the club (2002-06)
and earned Pro Bowl honors in 2001 … In 2004, he added defense to his resume as he saw significant action in the defensive
backfield and finished second on the team with three interceptions … Brown’s significant contributions in all three phases of
the game – offense, defense and special teams – made him one of the most versatile and beloved players in the history of thePatriots franchise … Brown was a key contributor to each of the Patriots first three Super Bowl victories … In 2001, Brown led
the team with 18 postseason receptions as New England won its first world championship in Super Bowl XXXVI … In the championship game against the St. Louis Rams, Brown led the team with six receptions and 89 yards, including a key 23-yard grab on
the game-winning drive … Two years later, he tied for the team lead with 17 playoff receptions as the Patriots won Super Bowl
XXXVIII over Carolina.

BROWN’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
G
12
9
16
16
16

Lg TD
14 0
0 0
31 0
38 0
67 6

Years
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002

G
10
13
16
16
14

Rec Yds Avg Lg TD
23 346 15.0 52 1
36 471 13.1 37 1
83 944 11.4 44t 4
101 1199 11.9 60t 597 890 9.2 38 3

Years G
2003 122004 122005 132006 162007 1
Totals 192

Rec Yds Avg Lg TD
40 472 11.8 82t 4
17 184 10.8 22 1
39 466 11.9 71 2
43 384 8.9 23 40
0 0.0 0 0557 6366 11.4 82t 31

History

Year
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997

RECEIVING
Rec Yds Avg
2 22 11.00
0 0.0
14 159 10.9
21 222 10.6
41 607 14.8

Tedy Bruschi • LB • Arizona

Patriots Seasons (13): 1996-2008 • Pro Bowls (1)Patriots Hall of Fame 2013
Bruschi closed his 13-year career as one of the most productive Patriots players in the
team’s history … As a team captain, Bruschi’s relentless work ethic and on-field intensity
helped set the tone for the entire team … Bruschi was originally drafted by the Patriots
in the third round of the 1996 NFL Draft … Bruschi left the football field having played amajor role in leading the Patriots to 11 winning records, including nine playoff seasons,eight division championships, five conference titles and three Super Bowl crowns …
In Bruschi’s 211 career games (including regular season and playoffs), the Patriots had
a 144-67 (.682) record, including a 16-6 (.727) playoff mark … Bruschi earned his first
Pro Bowl honor following the 2004 season after co-captaining a Patriots defense thatallowed just 16.25 points per game, the sixth-fewest in franchise history … Bruschi is the only player in NFL history to return four
consecutive interceptions for touchdowns and his career total of four picks returned for scores ranks second in Patriots history… He is tied for seventh in NFL history among linebackers, and Bruschi is the only Patriots linebacker to return multiple interceptions for scores in a single season (2002 and 2003) … Beyond his impressive numbers, fans and his peers revered him for his
accomplishments off the field and for his dedication to the New England area … After Bruschi suffered a stroke in February 2005,
he dedicated himself to raising funds and awareness to fight stroke along with the American Stroke Association … He established“Tedy’s Team,” a vehicle to help battle stroke, the number one cause of disability in the United States.

BRUSCHI’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000

G
16
16
16
14
16

TT
11
30
81
138
105

UT Sack Int Yds
10 4.0 0 0
25 4.0 0 056 2.0 0 077 2.0 1
1
68 1.0 0 0

Years
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005

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G
15
11
16
16
9

TT
73
65
137
128
72

UT Sack Int Yds
54 2.0 2 7
45 4.5 2 75
86 2.0 3 26
84 3.5 3 70
38 2.0 0 0Years G
TT
2006 15 124
2007 16 99
2008 1371
Totals 189 1134

UT Sack Int Yds
67 1.5 1 869 2.0 0 0
38 0.0 0 0717 30.5 12 187

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Gino Cappelletti • WR/K • Minnesota

Patriots Seasons (11): 1960-70 • NFL All-Star Games (5)Patriots Hall of Fame 1992
Cappelletti spent his 11-year career with the Patriots, from 1960-70, as one of theoriginal members of the squad … A five-time AFL All-Star selection … Selected as the
AFL Most Valuable Player in 1964 ... One of only three players along with Jim Otto andGeorge Blanda, to play in every game in the AFL’s 10-year history … Finished as the
AFL’s all-time leader in points (1,100) and field goals (170) ... Led the AFL in scoring fivetimes … Is the only player to score 20 or more points in eight regular season games ...
He is the only player to score at least 33 percent of his team’s points in eight straightseasons ... Holds the top two scoring seasons in AFL history with 155 points in 1964
and 147 points in 1961 … Registered the fifth-highest scoring season in AFL annals with 132 points in 1965 … Ranks third on the
Patriots all-time scoring list with 1,130 points (42 TDs, 176 FGs and 342 PATs) … Ranks third in Patriots history with 353 extra points
attempted and 342 extra points made … Enters 2024 in 12th place on the Patriots receiving list with 292 catches and 10th with
4,589 receiving yards … Holds the Patriots single-game record for points with 28 on Dec. 18, 1965 vs. Houston ... Selected as amember of the All-AFL 10 Year Anniversary Team in 1971 ... Named to the Patriots All-Time Team in 2009.

History

CAPPELLETTI’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year G
1960 14
1961 14
1962 14
1963 14
1964 14
1965 14

No
1
45
34
34
49
37

RECEPTIONSYds Avg LG TD
28 28.0 28 0
768 17.1 53 8
479 14.5 40 5
493 14.5 38 2
865 17.7 58t 7
680 18.4 57t 9

KICKINGXP XPA FG FGA Pts
30 32 8 22 60
48 50 17 32 147
38 40 20 37 128
35 36 22 38 113
36 36 25 39 155
27 27 17 27 132

RECEPTIONSYear G No Yds Avg LG TD
1966 14 43 676 15.7 63t 6
1967 14 35 397 11.3 35 3
1968 14 13 182 14.0 30 21969 14 1
21 21.0 21 0
0 0.0 0 01970 13 0
Totals 153 292 4589 15.7 63t 42

KICKINGXP XPA FG FGA Pts
35 36 16 32 119
29 30 16 31 95
26 26 15 27 83
26 27 14 34 68
12 13 6 15 30
342 353 176 334 1,130

Raymond Clayborn • CB • Texas

Patriots Seasons (13): 1977-89 • Pro Bowls (3)Patriots Hall of Fame 2017
Played for the Patriots for 13 seasons from 1977-89 … Finished his career with a franchise-leading 36 interceptions, since tied by Ty Law in 2004 and still standing today,
35 years after finishing his Patriots career … Entering the 2024 season, his 555 interception return yards are third in franchise history to Law’s 583 return yards and Devin
McCourty’s 581 return yards … As a rookie in 1977, his 31.0-yard kickoff return averageand three touchdowns returns led the NFL, both of which remain single-season franchise records … One of just 25 NFL players since the 1970 merger to finish a season
with a better than 30.0-yard average on kickoff returns (min. 20 returns) and is the only
Patriots player to accomplish the feat … He was a key contributor en route to the franchise’s first Super Bowl berth, intercepting
Dan Marino once and recording six passes defensed to help end an 18-game losing streak to the Miami Dolphins in the Orange
Bowl in the 1985 AFC Championship victory … Named to the Patriots All-Decade Teams for 1970s and 1980s.

CLAYBORN’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983

272

G
14
16
16
16
16
9
16

INTERCEPTIONSNo
Yds Avg
00
0.0
472 18.05
56 11.2
5
87 17.4
2
39 19.5
1
26 26.0
0
0
0.0

LG
0
44
27
29
39
26
0

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Year
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Patriots Totals

G
16
16
16
10
16
14
191

INTERCEPTIONSNo
Yds AvgLG3
102 34.085
680 13.3
38
3
4
1.3
4
2
24 12.024
4
65 16.3
31
1
0
0.0
0
36
555 15.4
85

TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
1

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Ben Coates • TE • Livingstone College
Patriots Seasons (9): 1991-99 • Pro Bowls (5)Patriots Hall of Fame 2008

Coates played in 142 games over nine seasons with the Patriots, starting 105 ... Enters
2024 sixth all-time in Patriots history in receptions (490), seventh in receiving yards(5,471) and tied for third in receiving touchdowns (50) ... Set the NFL’s single-season
reception record for a tight end in 1994 with 96 receptions (now tied for 14th) andretired with the franchise record for receptions by a tight end (490) ... Led the teamin touchdown receptions for six consecutive seasons (1993-98) and led the team in
receptions five times (1993-95, 1997-98) ... Ranks in the top 20 all time among NFL
tight ends in receptions (t-20th) and touchdowns (t-14th) ... Named to the Patriots
All-Time Team in 2009.

COATES’ PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year
1991
1992
1993

G Rec Yds Avg Lg TD
16 10 95 9.5 17 1
16 20 171 8.6 22t 3
16 53 659 12.4 54t 8

Year
1994
1995
1996

G Rec Yds Avg Lg TD
16 96 1174 12.2 62t 7
16 84 915 10.9 35 6
16 62 682 11.0 84t 9

Year
1997
1998
1999
Totals

G
16
14
16
142

Rec Yds Avg
66 737 11.2
67 668 10.0
32 370 11.6
490 5471 11.2

Lg TD
35 8
33 6
27 2
84t 50

History
Sam Cunningham • RB • Southern California
Patriots Seasons (9): 1973-79, 81-82 • Pro Bowls (1)Patriots Hall of Fame 2010

Cunningham played for the Patriots for nine seasons, appearing in 107 games from
1973-79 and 81-82 ... Is the Patriots all-time rushing leader with 5,453 yards and his
43 rushing touchdowns are second in team history to Jim Nance ... Cunningham’s
49 overall touchdowns are fifth in team history ... Played a significant role in helping
the Patriots set the then NFL record for most rushing yards gained in a season with
3,165 yards in 1978 ... Joined the Patriots as a first-round draft pick in 1973 after an
All-American career at USC ... Earned the nickname “Sam Bam” in college for his
daring dives over goal-line pileups while leading USC to a national championship as a senior in 1972 ... Member of the Patriots
50th Anniversary Team and the 1970s All-Decade Team.

CUNNINGHAM’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year
1973
1974
1975
1976

G Rush Yds Avg Lg TD
14 155 516 3.3 25 4
10 166 811 4.9 75t 913 169 666 3.9 17 6
11 172 824 4.8 24 3

Year
1977
1978
1979
1981

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G Rush Yds Avg Lg T D
14 270 1015 3.8 31t 4
16 199 768 3.9 52t 8
12 159 563 3.5 27 5
11 86 269 3.1 12 4

Year
1982
TotalsG Rush Yds Avg Lg TD
6
9
21 2.3 4 0
107 1385 5453 3.9 75t 43

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Bob Dee • DE • Holy Cross

Patriots Seasons (8): 1960-67 • AFL All-Star Games (4)Patriots Hall of Fame 1993
Dee played for the Patriots from 1960-67, never missing a game during his eightyear career and starting 112 consecutive games … Scored the first touchdown in
AFL history when he dove onto a fumble in the end zone in a preseason contest
versus Buffalo on July 30, 1960 … Voted to four AFL All-Star teams (1961, 1963-65)… Named to the All-AFL 10 Year Anniversary Team in 1971 … Recorded 27.5 sacks asa member of the Patriots.

DEE’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
G
14
14
14

Sacks
2.5
5.5
4.0

Year
1963
1964
1965

History

Year
1960
1961
1962

G
14
14
14

Sacks
7.0
3.5
0.0

Year
1966
1967
Totals

G
14
14
112

Sacks
2.5
2.5
27.5

Kevin Faulk •RB • Louisiana State
Patriots Seasons (13): 1999-2011
Patriots Hall of Fame 2016

Faulk concluded his 13-year career with the Patriots as one of the most productive
players in team history … He filled various roles after joining the team in 1999 asa second-round pick (46th overall) out of Louisiana State … He is the Patriots alltime leader in all-purpose yards (12,339) and kickoff return yards (4,088) and is
the Patriots all-time leading return specialist, totaling 5,031 combined return yards(4,088 kick return yards and 943 punt return yards) … He ranks fifth in Patriots history
in rushing yards (3,607), seventh in receptions (431), 13th in receiving yards (3,701)
and eighth in punt return yards (943) … For his career, he played in 161 games andaccumulated 3,607 yards rushing on 864 attempts for a 4.2-yard average with 16
touchdowns, caught 431 passes for 3,701 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns, returned 180 kicks for 4,088 yards and twotouchdowns and returned 101 punts for 943 yards … Faulk is the Patriots all-time leader in receptions by a running back,totaling 431 in his career and is one of just 34 running backs in NFL history to reach the 400-reception plateau … In the
2000s decade, he was one of just six players to rush for more than 3,000 yards and gain over 3,000 yards receiving, joining
Tiki Barber, Marshall Faulk, Michael Pittman, LaDainian Tomlinson and Brian Westbrook … Faulk helped the Patriots claim 11
winning seasons, including three Super Bowls titles and five AFC Championships during his 13-year career with New England… Faulk is a member of the Patriots all-decade and 50th Anniversary teams as a return specialist.

FAULK’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year G
1999 112000 16
2001 15
2002 15
2003 15
2004 112005 82006 152007 162008 152009 152010 2
2011 7
Totals: 161

274

RUSHINGAtt Yds Avg. Lg TD
67 227 3.4 43 1
164 570 3.5 18 4
41 169 4.1 24 1
52 271 5.2 45t 2
178 638 3.6 23 0
54 255 4.7 20 2
51 145 2.8 13 0
25 123 4.9 11t 1
62 265 4.3 14 0
83 507 6.1 41 3
62 335 5.4 29 2
8 45 5.6 11 0
17 57 3.4 9 0
864 3607 4.2 45t 16

RECEIVING
No. Yds Avg. Lg TD
12 98 8.2 19
151 465 9.1 52t 1
30 189 6.3 28 237 379 10.2 36t 3
48 440 9.2 27 0
26 248 9.5 31t
1
29 260 9.0 23 0
43 356 8.3 43t 2
47 383 8.1 23
158 486 8.4 22 3
37 301 8.1 38t 1
6 62 10.3 21 0
7 34 4.9 18 0
431 3,701 8.6 52t 15

No.
39
37
33
26
10
4
4
17
2
2
6
0
0
180

KICK RETURNS
Yds Avg. Lg TD
943 24.2 95 0
806 21.8 40 0
662 20.1 42 0
725 27.9 87t 2
207 20.7 30 0
73 18.3 24 0
81 20.3 26 0
364 21.4 31 0
47 23.5 27 0
36 18.0 25 0
144 24.0 32 00
0.0 0 00
0.0 0 04088 22.7 95 2

PUNT RETURNS
No Fc Yds Avg Lg TD
10 4 90 9.0 20 0
6 3 58 9.7 35 0
4 0 27 6.8 10 0
8 4 65 8.1 16 0
5 6 66 13.2 19 0
20 11 133 6.7 16 0
0 0 0 0.0 0 0
31 5 330 10.6 43 0
0 9 0 0.0 0 0
10 9 132 13.2 24 0
5 2 31 6.2 15 0
0 1 0 0.0 0 0
2 0 11 5.5 7 0
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Leon Gray • T • Jackson State

Patriots Seasons (6): 1973-78 • Pro Bowls (2)Patriots Hall of Fame 2019
Gray was a third-round draft pick in 1973 by the Miami Dolphins as an offensive
tackle out of Jackson State … He was cut by Miami before the start of the season
and claimed off waivers by New England … By the 1976 season, he was viewed as
arguably the best left tackle in the game … He was a key member of an offensive
line that allowed a franchise-low 14 sacks in 1977 … Gray teamed with Patriots and
Pro Football Hall of Famer John Hannah to form what is generally considered oneof the best guard/tackle tandems in NFL history … At the end of the 1976 season,
Gray was selected to play in the Pro Bowl – the first of two such honors as a Patriot
and the first of four trips to the Pro Bowl during his 11-year NFL career … In 1976, Gray helped power a Patriots rushinggame that averaged 210.6 yards per game (which remains a franchise record) and led the Patriots to their first 11-win
season in franchise history… In 1978, Gray once again paved the way as the Patriots surpassed their season rushing record
with 3,165 yards, an NFL record that stood for 41 seasons … Gray was named a first-team All-Pro by the Associated Press,
Pro Football Weekly and the PFWA … He was also selected to the Pro Bowl for the second time … After six seasons with
the Patriots, Gray finished his career with Houston (1979-81) and New Orleans (1982-83) … Sadly, Gray died in Novemberof 2001 at the age of 49.

History

Steve Grogan • QB • Kansas State
Patriots Seasons (16): 1975-90
Patriots Hall of Fame 1995

Grogan spent 16 seasons with the Patriots from 1975-90, a franchise record until
surpassed by Tom Brady, who spent 20 seasons in a Patriots uniform … Finished
his career as the Patriots all-time career passing leader with 26,886 yards … Held afranchise record until 2007 with 182 career touchdown passes … Rushed for 2,164
yards (4.9 avg.) … His 35 rushing touchdowns rank fourth in team history … Tied
for seventh in franchise history with 12 rushing scores in a season (1976) … Held aPatriots single-game record until 2007 with a 153.9 passer rating, achieved by completing 13-of-18 passes for 315 yards with five touchdowns and no interceptions vs.
N.Y. Jets (9/9/79) … Named to the Patriots 35th Anniversary Team in 1994.

GROGAN’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years G
1975 131976 141977 141978 16
1979 161980 12
1981 81982 6PASSING
Att Comp Yds TD Int Rat.
274 139 1976 11 18 60.4
302 145 1903 18 20 60.4
305 160 2162 17 21 65.2
362 181 2824 15 23 63.6
423 206 3286 28 20 77.4
306 175 2475 18 22 73.1
216 117 1859 7 16 63.0
122 66 930 7 4 84.4

RUSHINGAtt Yds TD
30 110 3
60 397 1261 324 1
81 539 564 368 2
30 112 1
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PASSING
Years G Att Comp Yds TD Int Rat.
1983 12 303 168 2411 15 12 81.4
1984 3 68 32 444 3 6 46.4
1985 7 156 85 1311 7 5 84.1
1986 4 102 62 976 9 2 113.8
1987 7 161 93 1183 10 9 78.2
1988 6 140 67 834 4 13 37.6
1989 7 261 133 1,97 9 14 60.8
1990 4 92 50 615 4 3 76.1
Totals 149 3593 1879 26886 182 208 69.6

RUSHINGAtt Yds TD
23 108 2
7 12 020 29 2
9 23 120 37 26 12 1
9 19 04 -5 0445 2,176 35

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Rodney Harrison • S • Western Illinois
Patriots Seasons (6): 2003-08 • Pro Bowls (2)History

Patriots Hall of Fame 2019

Harrison played the final six seasons of his 15-year NFL career with the Patriots after
spending his first nine seasons with the San Diego Chargers … He played a key rolein helping the Patriots to back-to-back Super Bowl titles in his first two seasons with
New England in 2003 and 2004 … Harrison came up big on the biggest stage, withseven interceptions in nine postseason games with the Patriots, including two in
Super Bowl XXXIX … His seven postseason interceptions are tied for the third-most in
NFL postseason history, and his four picks in the 2004 playoffs are tied for the thirdmost in a single postseason … Harrison had a knack for coming up with interceptionsat crucial times. In the 2004 regular season and playoffs, five of his six interceptions came inside the opponent’s 20-yard linewith four of those picks coming inside the 4-yard line and two of them coming in the end zone … His only 2004 interceptionthat did not come inside the 20-yard line was a fourth-quarter interception in Super Bowl XXXIX that ended Philadelphia’slast drive to clinch the championship … In his first two seasons in New England, Harrison was not only the Patriots leading
tackler each year, but he also led all NFL defensive backs in tackles both seasons … He set a career-high with 140 tackles
in 2003, followed by a 138-tackle performance in 2004 … Additionally, he was the leading tackler in the 2003 and 2004
postseasons, while also recording two sacks, six interceptions, seven passes defensed and two forced fumbles in the six
games leading to New England’s back-to-back Super Bowl championships … He is the all-time leader in sacks by a defensive
back with 30½, including nine during his time with the Patriots …He is the only defensive back in NFL history with 30 sacks
and 30 interceptions, with eight of those picks coming during his Patriots career … Harrison was voted a team captain ineach of his six seasons with the Patriots.

HARRISON’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year
2003
2004
2005

G
16
16
3

TT
124
129
13

UT
92
89
9

Sack
3.0
3.0
0.0

Int
3
2
0

Yds
0
12
0

Year
2006
2007
2008
Totals

G
10
12
6
63

TT
49
66
45
426

UT
34
52
27
303

Sack
1.0
2.0
0.0
9.0

Int
1
1
1
8

Yds
2
2
0
16

Jim Lee Hunt • DT • Prairie View

Patriots Seasons (11): 1960-70 • AFL All-Star Games (4)Patriots Hall of Fame 1993
Hunt played from 1960-70 as an original member of the Patriots squad … Played in 146
games during his 11-season Patriots career … Voted to four AFL All-Star games (1961,
1966-67 and 1969) … Voted the “best pass rushing tackle” by AFL scouts in 1967 …
Selected as a member of the All-AFL 10 Year Anniversary Team in 1971 … Named to thePatriots 35th Anniversary Team in 1994 … Named to the Patriots Team of the Century
in 2000.

HUNT’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year
1960
1961
1962

276

G
6
14
14

Sacks
0.0
3.0
0.0

Year
1963
1964
1965

G
14
14
14

Sacks
0.0
2.5
3.0

Year
1966
1967
1968

G
14
14
14

Sacks
9.0
5.0
1.5

Year
1969
1970
Totals

G
14
14
146

Sacks
3.5
2.5
29.0

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Matt Light • T • Purdue

Patriots Seasons (11): 2001-11 • Pro Bowls (3)Patriots Hall of Fame 2018
Light joined Troy Brown (2012), Tedy Bruschi (2013) and Kevin Faulk (2016) as the
fourth player to enter The Hall as a career Patriot with three Super Bowl rings … Light
spent his entire 11-year career with the Patriots and played a major role in leading thePatriots to 11 consecutive winning seasons, including nine division championships,
five conference titles and three Super Bowl titles ... Light was drafted in the second
round (48th overall) of the 2001 NFL Draft out of Purdue and anchored the offensive
line at left tackle while protecting Tom Brady’s blind side for more than a decade ...
He joined Brady (10), Cornelius Bennett, John Elway and Charles Haley as the only
other players to start in at least five Super Bowls (Patrick Chung, Devin McCourty and Rob Gronkowski have since also joinedthat group) … In 2009, Light was recognized as one of the best players in franchise history when he was named to the Patriots
50th Anniversary Team ... He is also a member of the 2000s All-Decade Team... Light earned Pro Bowl honors following the2006, 2007 and 2010 seasons ... He helped the Patriots offense finish ranked among the top 10 seven times.

History

Willie McGinest • DE/LB • Southern California
Patriots Seasons (12): 1994-2005 • Pro Bowls (2)Patriots Hall of Fame 2015

McGinest was the Patriots first-round draft pick in 1994 out of Southern California andwas the first draft pick selected under the ownership of Robert Kraft ... Played 12 of
his 15 NFL seasons with the Patriots and was one of the cornerstones of the team’s
success in winning the Super Bowl in the 2001, 2003 and 2004 seasons ... Ranks
third in team history with 78 sacks and led the team in sacks six times, including acareer high 11 in 1995 ... Owns the NFL record with 16 career postseason sacks andset the NFL mark for most sacks in a postseason game with 4½ in a 2005 Wild Cardwin vs. Jacksonville ... One of his most memorable plays came in a 2003 regular season game when he stuffed Indianapolis running back Edgerrin James on the goal line with 11 seconds remaining to preservea 38-34 win over the Colts ... Was a versatile player, who played defensive end and linebacker and earned Pro Bowl honors
in 1996 and 2003 ... The Patriots posted a winning record in nine of his 12 seasons, won the division six times, the AFC fourtimes and the Super Bowl three times.

MCGINEST’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year
1994
1995
1996
1997

G
16
16
16
11

Sacks
4.5
11.0
9.5
2.0

Year
1998
1999
2000
2001

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G
9
16
14
11

Sacks
3.5
9.0
6.0
6.0

Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
Totals

G
16
14
16
16
171

Sacks
5.5
5.5
9.5
6.0
78.0

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Stanley Morgan • WR • Tennessee

Patriots Seasons (13): 1977-89 • Pro Bowls (4)Patriots Hall of Fame 2007
Morgan played for the Patriots for 13 seasons from 1977-89 ... Entering the 2024 NFLseason, his career average of 19.2 yards per catch is the best in NFL history amongplayers with 500 or more career receptions ... Of the 34 wide receivers in the Pro
Football Hall of Fame, only two have a higher yards-per-catch average (Paul Warfield,
20.8 and Bob Hayes, 20.0) ... Entering the 2024 season, he is second all-time in
Patriots career touchdowns (68 total - 67 receiving, 1 punt ret.), the all-time leader
in receiving yards (10,352) and in 100-yard receiving games (38) ... His total of 534
receptions with the Patriots stood as a franchise record from 1984 to 2006 ... His
1,491 receiving yards in 1986 and his 12 receiving touchdowns in 1979 were franchise
records until 2007 ... Was honored in an enshrinement ceremony at the Patriots Kickoff Gala at Gillette Stadium on Aug. 27,
2007 ... Named to the Patriots All-Time Team in 2009.

History

MORGAN’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981

G Rec
14 21
16 34
16 44
16 45
13 44

Yds Avg Lg TD
443 21.1 64t 3
820 24.1 75t 51002 22.8 63t 12
991 22.0 71 61029 23.4 76t 6

Year
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986

G Rec
9 28
16 58
13 38
15 39
16 84

Yds
584
863
709
760
1491

Avg
10.9
14.9
18.7
19.5
17.8

Lg TD
75t 3
50t 2
76t 5
50t 5
44t 10Year G Rec Yds
1987 9 40 672
1988 16 31 502
1989 10 28 486
Totals 179 534 10352

Avg
16.8
16.2
17.4
19.4

Lg TD
45 3
32 4
55t 3
76t 67

Jon Morris • C • Holy Cross

Patriots Seasons (11): 1964-74 • AFL All-Star Games (6) • Pro Bowls (4)Patriots Hall of Fame 2011
Morris played 11 seasons for the Patriots, appearing in 130 games from 1964-74 …
Earned seven consecutive All-Star appearances with six AFL All-Star games (1964-69)
and one Pro Bowl selection (1970) … Seven league All-Star selections are fourth within Patriots history behind Pro Football Hall of Famer John Hannah (9), Matthew Slater(10) and Tom Brady (14) … First Patriots player to be selected to the NFL Pro Bowl …
Anchored an offensive line that opened holes for Jim Nance to amass a team-record
45 touchdowns from 1965-71 … Named to the Patriots 50th Anniversary Team in2009 as the center ... Member of the 1960s All-Decade Team.

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Jim Nance • FB • Syracuse

Patriots Seasons (7): 1965-71 • 1966 AFL MVP • AFL All-Star Games (6)Patriots Hall of Fame 2009
Nance played for the Patriots for seven seasons from 1965-71 ... Named the 1966 AFL
Most Valuable Player ... Holds the Patriots career record with 45 rushing touchdowns,
and his 5,323 career rushing yards rank second on the team’s all-time list entering2024 ... His 1,458 rushing yards in 1966 are the third-highest single-season total inteam history and stood as the team record for 29 years (1966-95) ... He became thefirst player in Patriots history to average over 100 yards rushing per game in a single
season (104.1 in 1966) ... His 1,458 rushing yards in 1966 were the most in the 10-year
history of the AFL and his 1,216 rushing yards in 1967 were the second most in AFL
history ... Also played one season for the New York Jets (1973) and two seasons in
the World Football League (1974-75) ... In 2009 became the first running back elected to the Patriots Hall of Fame ... Named
to the Patriots All-Time Team in 2009.

NANCE’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Avg
2.9
4.9
4.5

Lg TD
20 5
65 11
53 7

Year G Rush Yds Avg Lg TD
1968 12 177 593 3.4 30t 4
1969 14 193 750 3.9 43 61970 13 145 522 3.6 21 7

Year G Rush Yds Avg Lg TD
1971 14 129 463 3.6 50t 5
Totals 94 1323 5323 4.0 65 45

History

Year G Rush Yds
1965 14 111 321
1966 14 299 1458
1967 14 269 1216

Steve Nelson • LB • North Dakota State
Patriots Seasons (14): 1974-87 • Pro Bowls (3)Patriots Hall of Fame 1993

Nelson spent his entire 14-season career with the Patriots, from 1974-87 … Playedin 174 games as a Patriot … Voted to three NFL Pro Bowls (1981, 1985-86) … Led theteam in tackles in eight of his 14 seasons … Recorded over 100 tackles nine times
in his career and finished with 1,776 total tackles (10.2 avg. per game) … Posted acareer-high 207 stops in 1984, ranking second in franchise history … Named to thePatriots 35th Anniversary Team in 1994 … Named to the Patriots Team of the Century
in 2000 ... Named to the Patriots All-Time Team in 2009.

NELSON’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978

G TT UT Sack Int Yds
11 79 5800
0
14 157 118
22
8
10 91 57
1
2 32
13 134 90 4.5
00
14 115 75
1
5 104

Years
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983

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G
15
16
12
9
8

TT
135
186
126
130
98

UT Sack Int Yds
85
2
1 18
116
0
3 37
62
0
0
0
45
0
0
0
30
1
1
6

Years G TT UT Sack Int Yds
1984 16 207 71 3.5
101985 15 149 74
2001986 10 70 36
1
2 21
1987 11 99 35
000
Totals 174 1776 952 18
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Vito “Babe” Parilli • QB • Kentucky

Patriots Seasons (7): 1961-67 • AFL All-Star Games (3)Patriots Hall of Fame 1993
Parilli played in 94 games for the Patriots from 1961-67 … Threw for over 20,000
yards during his NFL career … Voted to three AFL All-Star teams (1963-64 and 1966)and earned the AFL’s Comeback Player of the Year Award in 1966 … Named to the
All-AFL 10 Year Anniversary Team in 1971 … His 31 touchdown passes in 1964 were ateam record until 2007 … Enters the 2024 season ranked fourth on the Patriots alltime career passing list with 16,747 yards and fourth with 132 touchdowns on 2,413
attempts … Ranks fourth on the Patriots career completion list with 1,140 ... Passed
away July 15, 2017.

History

PARILLI’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Years
1961
1962
1963
1964

G
14
10
14
14

Att Comp
198 104
253 140
337 153473 228

Yds
1314
1988
2345
3465

TD
13
18
13
31

Int
9
8
24
27

Rat.
76.5
91.5
52.1
70.8

Years
1965
1966
1967
Totals

G
14
14
14
94

Att Comp
426 173382 181344 161
2413 1140

Yds
2597
2721
2317
16747

TD
18
20
19
132

Int
26
20
24
138

Rat.
50.0
66.9
58.5
64.8

Mike Vrabel • LB • Ohio State

Patriots Seasons (8): 2001-08 • Pro Bowls (1)Patriots Hall of Fame 2023
Vrabel is a three-time Super Bowl Champion and is recognized as one of the mostversatile linebackers and best free agent signings in team history … He joined theteam before the 2001 season, following a four-year career with the Pittsburgh
Steelers, where he was used primarily on special teams and as a reserve linebacker… During his eight-year tenure in New England, Vrabel played a major role in the
Patriots dynastic run that included three Super Bowl championships in four years(2001, 2003 and 2004) … He exemplified positional versatility during his Patriots tenure by starting at both inside and outside linebacker, regularly lining up on offense in
short-yardage and goal-line situations, and continually making valuable contributions on various special teams units … As aPatriot, he caught eight regular season passes and two more in the playoffs … All 10 of his receptions were for touchdowns,
including touchdown receptions in back-to-back Super Bowl wins over the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl XXXVIII and
Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl XXXIX … He earned Pro Bowl and first-team Associated Press All-Pro honors following
the 2007 season, the year the Patriots became the first team in NFL history to win 18 consecutive games in one season …
During his Patriots career, Vrabel helped propel the Patriots to multiple NFL and franchise-record win streaks, including 21
consecutive wins (2003-04), 21 consecutive regular season wins (2006-08), 21 consecutive wins at home (2002-05) and 10
straight playoff victories (2001-05) … During the 2006 season, he played a major role when the defense set a then-franchise
record by allowing just 14.8 points per game.

VRABEL’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year		 G2001		
16
2002		
16
2003		 132004		
16
2005		 162006 		 162007		 162008		 16Totals-		 125

280

TT
60
75
68
76
114
101
77
62
633

UT
37
51
47
59
80
59
53
40
426

A
S
Yds No23 3.0 14.0
2
24 4.5 29.5
1
21
9.5 55.52
17
5.5 48.5
034 4.5 27.0
2
42 4.5 32.5
3
24 12.5 70.5
0
22 4.0 23.0
1
207 48.0 300.5 11

Yds
27
0
18
0
23
0
0
5
73

Avg
13.5
0.0
9.0
0.0
11.5
0.0
0.0
5.0
6.6

Lg
15
0
14
0
24t
0
0
5
24t

TD
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1

PD
9
5
4
3
5
4
0
4
34

FF
0
0
4
0
1
3
5
1
14

FR
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
1
5

Yds
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

SpT
3
8
1
5
6
0
0
0
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Patriots hall of fame bios
Vince Wilfork • DL • Miami (Fla.)

Patriots Seasons (11): 2004-14 • Pro Bowls (5)Patriots Hall of Fame 2022
Wilfork is recognized as one of the best defensive linemen in franchise history …
He played 11 of his 13 seasons with the Patriots and helped bring two Super Bowl
Championships to New England with victories in Super Bowl XXXIX and Super Bowl
XLIX … Wilfork was originally drafted by the Patriots in the first round (21st overall) of
the 2004 NFL Draft … The Miami (Fla.) product spent the first 11 seasons of his NFL
career with the Patriots before playing his final two seasons with the Houston Texans… While with the Patriots, Wilfork played in 158 games with 148 starts, and the Patriots
owned a 123-35 (.778) record in the regular season … The Patriots played in 21 playoff
games, six AFC Championship Games and four Super Bowls with Wilfork anchoring
the defense … He served as a defensive co-captain for seven consecutive seasons(2008-14) and earned five Pro Bowl selections (2007, 2009-12) … He also earned
first-team Associated Press All-Pro Honors in 2012 and second-team Associated Press
All-Pro honors in 2007, 2010 and 2011 … During his time in New England, he helped thePatriots defense finish in the top 10 in points allowed eight times.

G
16
16
13
16
16
13

TT
57
91
81
70
85
65

UT
35
42
46
42
53
39

Sack
2.0
0.5
1.0
2.0
2.0
0.0

FF
0
0
0
0
0
1

FR
2
1
1
1
0
0

Year
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Totals

G
16
16
16
4
16
158

TT
87
74
59
10
47
726

UT
50
45
41
6
27
426

Sack
2.0
3.5
3.0
0.0
0.0
16.0

FF
0
1
2
0
0
4

FR
1
2
4
0
0
12

History

WILFORK’S PATRIOTS STATISTICS
Year
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009

Patriots hall of fame bios
Contributors

Gil Santos • Radio Broadcaster
Patriots Hall of Fame 2013

During a pregame ceremony to honor Gil Santos and Gino Cappelletti prior to the2012 regular season finale, Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft announced that
Santos, the legendary Voice of the New England Patriots, would be a 2013 inductee
into the Patriots Hall of Fame … Santos, who valiantly overcame life-threatening
health complications early in 2012 to return to the broadcast booth, announced his
intention to retire after the 2012 season … For 36 seasons, spanning five decades, heearned the moniker “Voice of the New England Patriots.” … In 36 seasons, he missed
just one game, a preseason game in 1971 … Santos called the action for 745 career
Patriots games … Santos began calling games for the Boston Patriots at Fenway Parkin 1966 … For the first five seasons, he provided color analysis alongside veteran play-by-play man Bob Starr … When theteam moved to Foxborough in 1971, Santos moved into his role as play-by-play voice of the Patriots (1971-79) … WBZ lost the
Patriots radio rights in the 1980s, but got them back in 1991 and returned Santos to his natural position as Voice of the New
England Patriots, a position he held for 22 seasons.

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Dante Scarnecchia • Assistant CoachPatriots Hall of Fame 2023

History

Dante Scarnecchia was announced as a Hall of Fame contributor by Patriots
Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft at the annual Hall of Fame nomination committee
meeting on April 6, 2023 … Scarnecchia spent 36 years in the NFL, including 34
seasons with the Patriots (1982-88, 1991-2013, 2016-19) … He joined the Patriots in
1982, leaving in 1989 to coach the Indianapolis Colts, before returning to the Patriots
two years later … He remained with the team until retiring following the 2013 season… He was rehired as the offensive line coach in 2016 before retiring for the second
time after the 2019 season … Scarnecchia was the longest tenured NFL coach when
he retired for the second time following the 2019 season … Scarnecchia was on the
Patriots coaching staff for 22 of the franchise’s 28 playoff seasons and coached in
48 of the 59 playoff games in team history, including 10 Super Bowls and five Super Bowl titles … Scarnecchia coached theoffensive line for 19 seasons for the Patriots, a position he coached for 32 of his 48 seasons in the coaching profession …
When Bill Belichick was named the Patriots head coach in 2000, he made Scarnecchia his assistant head coach/offensive
line coach, positions he held for 14 seasons before retiring after the 2013 season and then served as offensive line coachupon his return in 2016 through the 2019 season.

Tracy Sormanti • Cheerleader Director
Patriots Hall of Fame 2021

Tracy Sormanti, the team’s longtime cheerleading director, passed away on Friday,
Dec. 4, 2020 after a three-year battle with multiple myeloma … Sormanti, just 58
years old, was in her 32nd season of service with the Patriots organization … Patriots
Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft announced her induction in the summer of 2021 …
Kraft said, “Tracy Sormanti was one of my first hires after I bought the team, and after
nearly three decades, I can confidently say that there was no one more dedicated toher job or caring and compassionate about those she coached. Like all great coaches, she was meticulous in her preparation and brought the best out of her squads.”… Sormanti, a Rhode Island native, first joined the organization in 1983 as a Patriots
cheerleader … She was a member of the Patriots cheerleading squad from 1983-84 and again from 1991-93, concluding her
cheerleading career by representing the Patriots at the 1993 Pro Bowl. Shortly after Kraft bought the team in 1994, he named
Sormanti the cheerleading director … Over 27 seasons, Sormanti’s squads performed at 10 Super Bowls, visited more than
30 countries and two dozen foreign operating bases on military tours, and made thousands of community appearances.

William H. “Billy” Sullivan Jr. • Founder
Patriots Hall of Fame 2009

On the occasion of the Patriots 50th anniversary season in 2009, one of Robert
Kraft’s first announcements was the induction of the team’s founder, William H.
“Billy” Sullivan, Jr., into the team’s Hall of Fame. Sullivan became the first non-player
to be inducted into The Hall. On Nov. 16, 1959, William H. Sullivan, Jr. was awarded
the eighth and final charter franchise of the American Football League ... Sullivan,
with nine other investors, sold non-voting public stock in the franchise to raise
capital to help post the franchise fee of $25,000 ... In 1975, Sullivan purchased additional stock to become majority owner, and in 1976, he purchased all the remaining
non-voting stock in the team ... In 1983, Schaefer Stadium was renamed Sullivan
Stadium to honor Sullivan’s contributions to the franchise ... Sullivan owned the Patriots through 1988, when he sold thefranchise to Victor Kiam.

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Patriots all-decade teams
In 2009, on the occasion of the Patriots 50th Anniversary Season, the Patriots Hall of Fame Selection
Committee selected all-decade teams to represent the greatest players from each decade in team history. The 1960s All-Decade Team was previously chosen in 1971 as the Patriots 10th Anniversary Team.
The 2000s All-Decade Team was chosen in 2010. The 2010s All-Decade Team was chosen in the spring of 2020.

2010s ALL-DECADE TEAMOFFENSEDEFENSESPECIAL TEAMSOTNate Solder

2011-17

DE

Chandler Jones

2012-15K

Stephen Gostkowski 2006-19

OT

Sebastian Vollmer 2009-16

DE

Trey Flowers

2015-18

P

Ryan Allen

2013-18

G

Logan Mankins

2005-13DT

Vince Wilfork

2004-14Ret

Julian Edelman

2009-20

Lawrence Guy

Matthew Slater

2008-present

G

Joe Thuney

2016-20

DT

2017-present

SpT

CDavid Andrews

2015-present

OLB Rob Ninkovich

2009-16

Head CoachTE

Rob Gronkowski

2010-18

OLB Kyle Van Noy

2016-19

WR

Julian Edelman

2009-20

ILB

Dont’a Hightower 2012-21

WR

Wes Welker

2007-12ILB

Jerod MayoQB

Tom Brady

2000-19CB

Stephon Gilmore 2017-20

RB

James White

2014-21

CB

Malcolm Butler

2014-17FB

James Develin

2012-19S

Devin McCourty

2010-222013-17

S

Patrick Chung

FLEX Danny Amendola

2000-present

2008-15

2009-12;
2014-19

History		Bill Belichick2000s ALL-DECADE TEAMSPECIAL TEAMSDEFENSEOFFENSEOT

Nick Kaczur

2005-09

DE

Richard Seymour 2001-08

K

Adam Vinatieri

1996-05

OT

Matt Light

2001-11DE

Ty Warren

2003-09

P

Josh Miller

2004-06G

Joe Andruzzi

2000-04

NT

Vince Wilfork

2004-14Ret

Kevin Faulk

1999-11G

Logan Mankins

2005-13

OLB Willie McGinest

1994-05

SpT

Larry Izzo

2001-08C

Dan Koppen

2003-11

OLB Mike Vrabel

2001-08

Head CoachTE

Daniel Graham

2002-06

ILB

Tedy Bruschi

1996-08

WR

Troy Brown

1993-07

ILB

Roman Phifer

2001-04

WR

Randy Moss

2007-10CB

Ty Law

1995-04

WR

Wes Welker

2007-12CB

Asante Samuel

2003-07QB

Tom Brady

2000-19

S

Rodney Harrison

2003-08

RB

Corey Dillon

2004-06

S

Lawyer Milloy

1996-02

Bill Belichick

2000-present

1990s ALL-DECADE TEAMSPECIAL TEAMSDEFENSEOFFENSE
OT

Bruce Armstrong

1987-00

DE

Willie McGinest

1994-05

K

Adam Vinatieri

1996-05OT

Pat Harlow

1991-95

DE

Brent Williams

1986-93

P

Tom Tupa

1996-98

G

Todd Rucci

1993-99

NT

Tim Goad

1988-94

Ret

Dave Meggett

1995-97

G

Max Lane

1994-00

OLB

Andre Tippett

1982-93

SpT

Larry Whigham

1994-00

C

Dave Wohlabaugh 1995-98

OLB

Chris Slade

1993-00

Head CoachTE

Ben Coates

1991-99

ILB

Vincent Brown

1988-95

WR

Terry Glenn

1996-01ILB

Ted Johnson

1995-04

WR

Shawn Jefferson

1996-99

CB

Maurice Hurst

1989-95

QB

Drew Bledsoe

1993-01CB

Ty Law

1995-04

RB

Curtis Martin

1995-97

S

Willie Clay

1996-98

RB

Leonard Russell

1991-93S

Lawyer Milloy

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1993-96283

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1980s ALL-DECADE TEAMSPECIAL TEAMSDEFENSEOFFENSE
OT

Bruce Armstrong

1987-00

DE

Julius Adams 1971-77, 79-85, 87

K

Tony Franklin

1984-87

OT

Brian Holloway

1981-86DE

Garin Veris

1985-91

P

Rich Camarillo

1981-87

GJohn Hannah

1973-85

NT

Richard Bishop

1976-81Ret

Irving Fryar

1984-92G

Ron Wooten

1982-88

OLB

Andre Tippett

1982-93

SpT

Mosi Tatupu

1978-90

C

Pete Brock

1976-87

OLB

Don Blackmon

1981-87

Head CoachTE

Lin Dawson

1981-90

ILB

Steve Nelson

1974-87

WR

Irving Fryar

1984-92

ILB

Johnny Rembert

1983-92

WR

Stanley Morgan

1977-89

CB

Raymond Clayborn 1977-89

QB

Steve Grogan

1975-90

CB

Ronnie Lippett

1983-91

RB

Tony Collins

1981-87

S

Roland James

1980-90

RB

Craig James

1984-88

S

Fred Marion

1982-91

Raymond Berry

1984-89

History

1970s ALL-DECADE TEAMSPECIAL TEAMSDEFENSEOFFENSEOT

Leon Gray

1973-78

DE

Julius Adams

1971-87

K

John Smith

1974-83OT

Tom Neville

1965-77

DE

Tony McGee

1974-81P

Mike Patrick

1975-78

G

John Hannah

1974-85

NT

Ray Hamilton

1973-81Ret

Mack Herron

1973-75GSam Adams

1972-80

OLB

Steve Zabel

1975-78

SpT

Mosi Tatupu

1978-90

C

Bill Lenkaitis

1971-81

OLB

Steve King

1973-81

Head CoachTE

Russ Francis

1975-80,87-88

ILB

Steve Nelson

1974-87

WR

Stanley Morgan

1977-89ILB

Sam Hunt

1974-79

WR

Randy Vataha

1971-76

CB

Raymond Clayborn 1977-89

QB

Steve Grogan

1975-90

CB

Mike Haynes

1976-82

RB

Sam Cunningham 1973-79, 81-82

S

Tim Fox

1976-81

RB

Andy Johnson

S

Prentice McCray

1974-80

1974-81

Chuck Fairbanks

1973-78

1960s ALL-DECADE TEAMSPECIAL TEAMSDEFENSEOFFENSEOTCharlie Long

1961-69DE

Bob Dee

1960-67

K

Gino Cappelletti

1960-70OT

Tom Neville

1965-77

DE

Larry Eisenhauer

1961-69P

Tom Yewcic

1961-67

G

Billy Neighbors

1962-65DT

Houston Antwine

1961-71

Ret

Larry Garron

1960-68

G

Lennie St. Jean

1964-73DT

Jim Lee Hunt

1960-71

SpT

Don Webb

1962-71

C

Jon Morris

1964-74

OLB

Tom Addison

1960-67

Head CoachTE

Jim Whalen

1965-69

OLB

Ed Philpott

1966-71WR

Jim Colclough

1960-68

MLB Nick Buoniconti

1962-68

WR

Art Graham

1963-69

CB

Chuck Shonta

1960-67

QB

Vito “Babe” Parilli

1961-67

CB

Daryl Johnson

1968-71

RB

Larry Garron

1960-68

S

Don Webb

1962-71

RB

Jim Nance

1965-71S

Ron Hall

1961-67284

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Patriots 50TH ANNIVERSARY TEAM
In recognition of the 50th anniversary season in 2009, thePatriots Hall of Fame nominating committee selected an
All-Time Team recognizing the greatest players at eachposition to play for the Patriots over 50 years.

HEAD COACH: Bill Belichick
HONORARY OFFENSIVE CAPTAIN: Gino Cappelletti
TackleTackle
Guard
Guard
CenterTight End
Wide Receiver
Wide Receiver
Wide Receiver
Quarterback
Running Back
Running Back

ALL-TIME SPECIALISTS
Adam Vinatieri
Kevin Faulk

Place Kicker
Returner

ALL-TIME DEFENSE
Julius Adams
Richard Seymour
Houston Antwine
Vince Wilfork
Andre Tippett
Mike Vrabel
Steve Nelson
Nick Buoniconti
Mike Haynes
Ty Law
Fred Marion
Rodney Harrison

Defensive End
Defensive End
Defensive Tackle
Defensive Tackle
Outside Linebacker
Outside Linebacker
Inside Linebacker
Inside Linebacker
Cornerback
Cornerback
SafetySafetyRich Camarillo
Mosi Tatupu

PunterSpecial Teams

History

ALL-TIME OFFENSE
Bruce Armstrong
Matt LightJohn Hannah
Logan Mankins
Jon Morris
Ben Coates
Stanley Morgan
Troy Brown
Irving Fryar
Tom Brady
Jim Nance
Sam Cunningham

HONORARY DEFENSIVE CAPTAIN: Tedy Bruschi

The Patriots 50th
Anniversary Teamwas recognized during
halftime of
the Patriots 2009home-opener against
the Buffalo Bills on
September 14.

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Patriots all-dynasty TeamThe Patriots All-Dynasty Team was selected by a combination of
fan voting and a panel of experts knowledgeable about the Patriots over the last two decades. Every member of the Patriots
All-Dynasty Team played in a Super Bowl and all but four of the 42
team members won at least one Super Bowl title. Thirty-five won
more than one and 39 played in multiple Super Bowls.

HEAD COACH: Bill Belichick

History

ALL-DYNASTY OFFENSE

Matt Light
Nate Solder
Sebastian Vollmer
Joe Andruzzi
Logan Mankins
Joe Thuney
Dan Koppen
Rob Gronkowski
Daniel Graham
Troy Brown
Julian Edelman
Randy Moss
Wes Welker
Tom Brady
Corey Dillon
Kevin Faulk
James WhiteJames Develin

ALL-TIME SPECIALISTS

Adam Vinatieri
Ellis Hobbs
Julian Edelman
Larry Izzo
Joe Cardona

ALL-TIME DEFENSE

TackleTackleTackle
Guard
Guard
Guard
CenterTight EndTight End
Wide Receiver
Wide Receiver
Wide Receiver
Wide Receiver
Quarterback
Running Back
Running Back
Running Back
Fullback

Richard Seymour
Ty Warren
Vince Wilfork
Willie McGinest
Rob Ninkovich
Mike Vrabel
Tedy Bruschi
Dont’a Hightower
Roman Phifer
Stephon Gilmore
Ty Law
Asante Samuel
Patrick Chung
Rodney Harrison
Devin McCourty

Defensive Line
Defensive Line
Defensive Line
Outside Linebacker
Outside Linebacker
Outside Linebacker
Inside Linebacker
Inside Linebacker
Inside Linebacker
Cornerback
Cornerback
Cornerback
SafetySafetySafetyPlace Kicker
Kickoff Returner
Punt ReturnerSpecial TeamerLong Snapper

Ryan Allen
Bethel Johnson

PunterKickoff ReturnerMatthew Slater
Lonie Paxton

Special TeamerLong Snapper

HONORABLE MENTION SELECTIONSWR Danny Amendola, C David Andrews, RB LeGarrette Blount, K Stephen Gostkowski, G Shaq
Mason, ILB Jerod Mayo, S Lawyer Milloy, G Stephen Neal.

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Patriots IN THE PRO BOWL
Includes AFL All-Star Games (1960-1970), AFC-NFC Pro Bowls (1971-2012, 2016-19, 21-22) and NFL Pro Bowl
(2013-15). No game played in 2020.

1960 (4)No game played
LB
Tom Addison (1)DB Ross O'Hanley (1)DE Bob Dee (1)GCharlie Leo (1)1961 (7)LB
Tom Addison (2)DB Fred Bruney (1)WR Gino Cappelletti (1)DE Bob Dee (2)HB Larry Garron (1)DT Jim Hunt (1)GCharlie Leo (2)1963 (11)LB
Tom Addison (4)DT Houston Antwine (1)LB
Nick Buoniconti (1)WR Gino Cappelletti (2)DE Bob Dee (3)DE Larry Eisenhauer (2)FB Larry Garron (2)DB Ron Hall (1)Charlie Long (2)G
GBilly Neighbors (1)QB Babe Parilli (1)1964 (9)LB
Tom Addison (5)DT Houston Antwine (2)LB
Nick Buoniconti (2)WR/K Gino Cappelletti (3)DE Bob Dee (3)DE Larry Eisenhauer (3)RB Larry Garron (3)C
Jon Morris (1)QB Babe Parilli (2)1976 (4)TE
Russ Francis (1)TLeon Gray (1)GJohn Hannah (1)CB Mike Haynes (1)1966 (11)DT Houston Antwine (4)LB
Nick Buoniconti (4)WR/K Gino Cappelletti (4)DE Larry Eisenhauer (4)DT Jim Lee Hunt (2)C
Jon Morris (3)FB Jim Nance (1)T
Tom Neville (1)QB Babe Parilli (3)DB Chuck Shonta (1)G
Len St. Jean (1)1977 (2)TE
Russ Francis (2)CB Mike Haynes (2)1967 (7)DT Houston Antwine (5)LB
Nick Buoniconti (5)RB Larry Garron (4)DT Jim Lee Hunt (3)C
Jon Morris (4)FB Jim Nance (2)T
Don Oakes (1)1968 (5)DT Houston Antwine (6)WR/K Gino Cappelletti (5)CB Leroy Mitchell (1)C
Jon Morris (5)T
Tom Neville (2)1969 (6)
RB Carl Garrett (1)DT Jim Lee Hunt (4)C
Jon Morris (6)WR Ron Sellers (1)QB Mike Taliaferro (1)S
Don Webb (1)1970 (1)C
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1978 (5)FB Sam Cunningham (1)TE
Russ Francis (3)TLeon Gray (2)GJohn Hannah (2)CB Mike Haynes (3)1979 (3)GJohn Hannah (3)CB Mike Haynes (4)WR Stanley Morgan (1)History

1962 (6)LB
Tom Addison (3)DB Fred Bruney (2)DE Larry Eisenhauer (1)WR Jim Colclough (1)DB Dick Felt (1)TCharlie Long (1)1965 (4)DT Houston Antwine (3)LB
Nick Buoniconti (3)DE Bob Dee (4)C
Jon Morris (2)1980 (7)DE Julius Adams (1)FS
Tim Fox (1)GJohn Hannah (4)CB Mike Haynes (5)WR Stanley Morgan (2)LB
Steve Nelson (1)PK John Smith (1)1981 (1)GJohn Hannah (5)1982 (2)GJohn Hannah (6)CB Mike Haynes (6)1983 (5)PRich Camarillo (1)CB Ray Clayborn (1)RB Tony Collins (1)GJohn Hannah (7)TBrian Holloway (1)1984 (4)GJohn Hannah (8)TBrian Holloway (2)LB
Steve Nelson (2)LB
Andre Tippett (1)287Patriots IN THE PRO BOWL
1985 (8)CB Ray Clayborn (2)RT
Irving Fryar (1)GJohn Hannah (9)TBrian Holloway (3)RB Craig James (1)FSFred Marion (1)LB
Steve Nelson (3)LB
Andre Tippett (2)History

1986 (5)CB Ray Clayborn (3)K
Tony Franklin (1)WR Stanley Morgan (3)SpT Mosi Tatupu (1)LB
Andre Tippett (3)1987 (2)
WR Stanley Morgan (4)LB
Andre Tippett (4)1988 (3)
RB John Stephens (1)LB
Andre Tippett (5)LB
Johnny Rembert (1)1989 (1)LB
Johnny Rembert (2)1990 (1)T
Bruce Armstrong (1)1991 (2)T
Bruce Armstrong (2)TE
Marv Cook (1)1992 (1)TE
Marv Cook (2)1993 (0)None1994 (3)T
Bruce Armstrong (3)QB Drew Bledsoe (1)TE
Ben Coates (1)2881995 (3)T
Bruce Armstrong (4)TE
Ben Coates (2)RB Curtis Martin (1)1996 (6)T
Bruce Armstrong (5)QB Drew Bledsoe (2)TE
Ben Coates (3)RB Curtis Martin (2)DE Willie McGinest (1)KR David Meggett (1)1997 (5)T
Bruce Armstrong (6)QB Drew Bledsoe (3)TE
Ben Coates (4)LB
Chris Slade (1)SpT Larry Whigham (1)1998 (3)TE
Ben Coates (5)CB Ty Law (1)S
Lawyer Milloy (1)1999 (2)WR Terry Glenn (1)Lawyer Milloy (2)S2000 (0)None2001 (4)
QB Tom Brady (1)WR Troy Brown (1)CB Ty Law (2)Lawyer Milloy (3)S2002 (6)
SpT Larry Izzo (2)SLawyer Milloy (4)CB Ty Law (3)DT Richard Seymour (1)Adam Vinatieri (1)K
C
Damien Woody (1)2004 (5)QB Tom Brady (2)LB
Tedy Bruschi (1)SpT Larry Izzo (3)DT Richard Seymour (3)KAdam Vinatieri (2)2005 (2)
QB Tom Brady (3)DT Richard Seymour (4)2006 (2)T
Matt Light (1)DT Richard Seymour (5)2007 (8)QB Tom Brady (4)C
Dan Koppen (1)TMatt Light (2)GLogan Mankins (1)WR Randy Moss (6)CB Asante Samuel (1)LB
Mike Vrabel (1)NT Vince Wilfork (1)2008 (2)K
Stephen Gostkowski (1)WR Wes Welker (1)2009 (5)QB Tom Brady (5)GLogan Mankins (2)S
Brandon Meriweather (1)WR Wes Welker (2)NT Vince Wilfork (2)2010 (8)QB Tom Brady (6)LTMatt Light (3)GLogan Mankins (3)LB
Jerod Mayo (1)CB Devin McCourty (1)S
Brandon Meriweather (2)WR Wes Welker (3)NT Vince Wilfork (3)2003 (3)
CB Ty Law (4)LB
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2011 (8)QB Tom Brady (7)DE Andre Carter (1)TE
Rob Gronkowski (1)G
Logan Mankins (4)STMatthew Slater (1)GBrian Waters (6)WR Wes Welker (4)NT Vince Wilfork (4)2012 (7)
QB Tom Brady (8)TE
Rob Gronkowski (2)G
Logan Mankins (5)LB
Jerod Mayo (2)STMatthew Slater (2)WR Wes Welker (5)NT Vince Wilfork (5)2018 (2)
QB Tom Brady (14)
CB Stephon Gilmore (2)2015 (7)
QB Tom Brady (11)CB Malcolm Butler (1)
LB
Jamie Collins Sr. (1)K
Stephen Gostkowski (4)TE
Rob Gronkowski (4)DE Chandler Jones (1)STMatthew Slater (5)2020* (3)P
Jake Bailey (1)CB Stephon Gilmore (4)STMatthew Slater (9)2016 (6)
QB Tom Brady (12)RB LeGarrette Blount (1)CB Malcolm Butler (2)LB
Dont'a Hightower (1)DB Devin McCourty (3)STMatthew Slater (6)2019 (3)
CB Stephon Gilmore (3)LBDont’a Hightower (2)STMatthew Slater (8)2021 (4)DB J.C. Jackson (1)LB
Matthew Judon (3)QB Mac Jones (1)STMatthew Slater (10)History

2013 (5)QB Tom Brady (9)KStephen Gostkowski (2)G
Logan Mankins (6)STMatthew Slater (3)CB Aqib Talib (1)2014 (7)
QB Tom Brady (10)WR Julian Edelman (1)K
Stephen Gostkowski (3)TE
Rob Gronkowski (3)SDevin McCourty (2)CB Darrelle Revis (6)STMatthew Slater (4)2022 (1)LB
Matthew Judon (4)2023 (0)None2017 (6)
QB Tom Brady (13)FB James Develin (1)TE
Rob Gronkowski (5)DB Devin McCourty (4)STMatthew Slater (7)TNate Solder (1)Patriots pro bowl records
MOST APPEARANCES
14
Tom Brady (2001, 04-05, 07, 09-18)
10Matthew Slater (2011-17, 19-21)
9John Hannah (1976, 78-85)
7Jon Morris (1964-70)
6
Houston Antwine (1963-68)
6Bruce Armstrong (1990-91, 94-97)
6
Mike Haynes (1976-80, 82)
6
Logan Mankins (2007, 09-13)

MOST CONSECUTIVE APPEARANCES
10
Tom Brady (2009-18)
8John Hannah (1978-85)
7Jon Morris (1964-70)
7Matthew Slater (2011-17)
6
Houston Antwine (1963-68)
5
Ben Coates (1994-98)
5
Mike Haynes (1976-80)
5Logan Mankins (2009-13)
5Richard Seymour (2002-06)
5
Andre Tippett (1984-88)
5
Wes Welker (2008-12)
NOTE: The year indicates the season in which the player was selected for Pro Bowl participation, but the game itself is played thefollowing January or February. For example, players selected in the 2022 season played in the 2023 Pro Bowl, but are listed
under 2022.
*The Pro Bowl was not played following the 2020 season.

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1960 (0)None1961 (1)FIRST TEAMGCharles Leo (1)History

1962 (6)FIRST TEAM
DE Larry Eisenhauer (1)
SECOND TEAMLB
Tom Addison (1)DE Bob Dee (1)CB Dick Felt (1)TCharley Long (1)G
Billy Neighbors (1)1963 (6)FIRST TEAM
DT Houston Antwine (1)DE Larry Eisenhauer (2)SECOND TEAMTom Addison (2)LB
LB
Nick Buoniconti (1)Charley Long (2)TGBilly Neighbors (2)1964 (8)FIRST TEAM
LB
Nick Buoniconti (2)DE Larry Eisenhauer (3)S
Ron Hall (1)G
Billy Neighbors (3)QB Babe Parilli (1)SECOND TEAMLB
Tom Addison (3)DE Bob Dee (2)C
Jon Morris (1)1965 (2)FIRST TEAM
LB
Nick Buoniconti (3)SECOND TEAMCJon Morris (2)1966 (4)FIRST TEAM
LB
Nick Buoniconti (4)C
Jon Morris (3)FB Jim Nance (1)SECOND TEAM
DT Houston Antwine (2)1967 (3)FIRST TEAM
LB
Nick Buoniconti (5)FB Jim Nance (2)SECOND TEAM
DT Houston Antwine (3)1968 (3)FIRST TEAMTE
Jim Whalen (1)SECOND TEAM
DT Houston Antwine (4)CB Leroy Mitchell (1)290

ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-PRO HONOREES
1969 (3)
SECOND TEAM
DT Houston Antwine (5)C
Jon Morris (4)FB/HB Jim Nance (3)1986 (3)
SECOND TEAM
K
Tony Franklin (1)WR Stanley Morgan (2)LB
Andre Tippett (2)1970-75 (0)None1987 (1)FIRST TEAM
LB
Andre Tippett (3)1976 (3)FIRST TEAMGJohn Hannah (1)SECOND TEAMTE
Russ Francis (1)CB Mike Haynes (1)1977 (2)
SECOND TEAMGJohn Hannah (2)CB Mike Haynes (2)1978 (4)FIRST TEAM
T
Leon Gray (1)GJohn Hannah (3)SECOND TEAMTE
Russ Francis (2)CB Mike Haynes (3)1979 (2)FIRST TEAMGJohn Hannah (4)SECOND TEAMCB Mike Haynes (4)1980 (3)FIRST TEAMGJohn Hannah (5)SECOND TEAMCB Mike Haynes (5)WR Stanley Morgan (1)1981 (1)FIRST TEAMGJohn Hannah (6)1982 (2)
SECOND TEAMGJohn Hannah (7)CB Mike Haynes (6)1983 (2)FIRST TEAMGJohn Hannah (8)SECOND TEAMPRich Camarillo (1)1984 (1)
SECOND TEAMGJohn Hannah (9)1985 (4)FIRST TEAMGJohn Hannah (10)LB
Andre Tippett (1)SECOND TEAMKR Irving Fryar (1)T
Brian Holloway (1)1988 (2)
SECOND TEAM
T
Bruce Armstrong (1)LB
Andre Tippett (4)1989-90 (0)None1991 (2)FIRST TEAM
TE
Marv Cook (1)SECOND TEAM
LB
Vincent Brown (1)1992-93 (0)None1994 (1)FIRST TEAMTE
Ben Coates (1)1995 (1)FIRST TEAMTE
Ben Coates (2)1996 (2)
SECOND TEAM
T
Bruce Armstrong (2)KR Dave Meggett (1)1997 (1)
SECOND TEAMOLB Chris Slade (1)1998 (3)FIRST TEAM
CB Ty Law (1)SECOND TEAMTE
Ben Coates (3)SLawyer Milloy (1)1999 (1)FIRST TEAMS
Lawyer Milloy (2)2000-01 (0)None2002 (1)FIRST TEAM
K
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2003 (4)FIRST TEAMS
Rodney Harrison (1)CB Ty Law (2)DT Richard Seymour (1)
SECOND TEAMILB Tedy Bruschi (1)ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-PRO HONOREES
2009 (2)FIRST TEAMWR Wes Welker (3)SECOND TEAM
Logan Mankins (2)G2010 (6)FIRST TEAMQB Tom Brady (3)Logan Mankins (3)G
ILB Jerod Mayo (1)SECOND TEAMCB Devin McCourty (1)Sebastian Vollmer (1)T
NT Vince Wilfork (2)2004 (4)FIRST TEAM
DT Richard Seymour (2)SECOND TEAMILB Tedy Bruschi (2)Rodney Harrison (2)S
SPECIAL TEAMS
Adam Vinatieri (2)K2011 (4)FIRST TEAMRob Gronkowski (1)TE
WR Wes Welker (4)SECOND TEAM
Logan Mankins (4)G
NT Vince Wilfork (3)2005 (2)FIRST TEAM
DT Richard Seymour (3)SECOND TEAMQB Tom Brady (1)2012 (2)FIRST TEAMNT Vince Wilfork (4)SECOND TEAM
Logan Mankins (5)G2007 (9)FIRST TEAMQB Tom Brady (2)Matt Light (1)T
WR Randy Moss (1)CB Asante Samuel (1)LB
Mike Vrabel (1)SECOND TEAMCDan Koppen (1)GLogan Mankins (1)WR Wes Welker (1)NT Vince Wilfork (1)2013 (3)
SECOND TEAM
G
Logan Mankins (6)Devin McCourty (2)S
CB Aqib Talib (1)2008 (2)FIRST TEAM
Stephen Gostkowski (1)K
SECOND TEAMWR Wes Welker (2)2014 (3)FIRST TEAMRob Gronkowski (2)TE
CB Darrelle Revis (1)SECOND TEAM
Stephen Gostkowski (2)K2015 (3)FIRST TEAM
Stephen Gostkowski (3)K
Rob Gronkowski (3)TE2016 (7)FIRST TEAM
Matthew Slater (1)ST
SECOND TEAMQB Tom Brady (4)CB Malcolm Butler (1)OL Marcus Cannon (1)DB Nate Ebner (1)Dont'a Hightower (1)LB
Devin McCourty (3)S2017 (3)FIRST TEAMQB Tom Brady (5)Rob Gronkowski (4)TE
SECOND TEAM
Matthew Slater (2)ST2018 (2)FIRST TEAM
CB Stephon Gilmore (1)SECOND TEAMKOR Cordarrelle Patterson (4)History

2006 (1)
SECOND TEAM
DT Richard Seymour (4)SECOND TEAM
Jamie Collins (1)LB2019 (3)FIRST TEAM
CB Stephon Gilmore (2)Matthew Slater (3)ST
SECOND TEAM
Joe Thuney (1))
G2020 (3)FIRST TEAM
Jake Bailey (1)P
PR Gunner Olszewski (1)SECOND TEAM
ST
Matthew Slater (4)2021 (2)
SECOND TEAM
DB J.C. Jackson (1)Matthew Slater (5)ST2022 (1)FIRST TEAMPR Marcus Jones (1)Patriots all pro records

MOST SELECTIONS
10 John Hannah (1976-85)
6 Mike Haynes (1976-80, 82)
6 Logan Mankins (2007, 09-13)
5 Matthew Slater (2016-17, 19-21)
5 Houston Antwine (1963, 66-69)
5 Nick Buoniconti (1963-67)
5 Tom Brady (2005, 07, 10, 16-17)
4 Rob Gronkowski (2011, 14-15, 17)
4 Jon Morris (1964-66, 69)
4 Richard Seymour (2003-06)
4 Andre Tippett (1985-88)
4 Wes Welker (2007-09, 11)
4 Vince Wilfork (2007, 10-12)

MOST CONSECUTIVE SELECTIONS
10 John Hannah (1976-85)
5 Nick Buoniconti (1963-67)
5 Mike Haynes (1976-80)
5 Logan Mankins (2009-13)
4 Houston Antwine (1966-69)
4 Richard Seymour (2003-06)
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MOST FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS
7 John Hannah (1976, 78, 79-81, 83, 85)
4 Nick Buoniconti (1964-67)
4 Rob Gronkowski (2011, 14-15, 17)
3 Tom Brady (2007, 10, 17)
3 Larry Eisenhsauer (1963-64)
3 Richard Seymour (2003-05)

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ASSOCIATED PRESS AWARDS
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
1964 AFL MVP - WR/K Gino Cappelletti
1966 AFL MVP - RB Jim Nance
2007 - QB Tom Brady
2010 - QB Tom Brady
2017 - QB Tom Brady
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR2007 - QB Tom Brady
2010 - QB Tom Brady
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR2019 - CB Stephon Gilmore
OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
1988 - RB John Stephens1991 - RB Leonard Russell
1995 - RB Curtis Martin

DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
1976 - CB Mike Haynes
2008 - LB Jerod Mayo
COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR1966 - QB Babe Parilli
2005 - LB Tedy Bruschi
2009 - QB Tom Brady
2014 - TE Rob Gronkowski
COACH OF THE YEAR
1994 - Bill Parcells
2003 - Bill Belichick2007 - Bill Belichick2010 - Bill Belichick

History

AFC OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK1984
QB Tony Eason (Week 3)
1986
QB Tony Eason (Week 11)
1988
QB Doug Flutie (Week 5)
1991
TE Marv Cook (Week 4)
WR Irving Fryar (Week 13)
1992
QB Scott Zolak (Week 11)
1994
QB Drew Bledsoe (Week 5,11)
1995
RB Curtis Martin (Week 10,13)
1996
QB Drew Bledsoe (Week 6)
1997
RB Curtis Martin (Week 3)
1998
QB Drew Bledsoe (Week 12)
1999
QB Drew Bledsoe (Week 2)
WR Terry Glenn (Week 4)

292

2000
QB Drew Bledsoe (Week 5)
2001
QB Tom Brady (Weeks 5, 11)
WR David Patten (Week 6)
2002
QB Tom Brady (Week 1,9)
2003
TE Daniel Graham (Week 8)
QB Tom Brady (Week 9, 17)
2005
QB Tom Brady (Week 5)
2007
QB Tom Brady (Week 3, 6, 7, 14, 17)
WR Randy Moss (Weeks 9, 11)2008
QB Matt Cassel (Week 7,12)
2009
QB Tom Brady (Weeks 1, 6, 16)
2010
QB Tom Brady (Weeks 12, 13)

2011
QB Tom Brady (Weeks 1, 2, 16)
TE Rob Gronkowski (Week 14)
2012
QB Tom Brady (Weeks 4, 8, 14)
2013
QB Tom Brady (Week 12)
RB LeGarrette Blount (Week 17)
2014
RB Jonas Gray (Week 11)
2015
QB Tom Brady (Week 8)
2016
QB Tom Brady (Weeks 5, 11)
WR Julian Edelman (Week 17)
2017
QB Tom Brady (Weeks 2, 3, 10)
TE Rob Gronkowski (Week 15)
RB Dion Lewis (Week 16)

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AFC DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK1984
CB Ronnie Lippett (Week 11)
1985
LB Andre Tippett (Week 7)
S Fred Marion (Week 10)
1986
CB Ronnie Lippett (Week 5)
1987
LB Andre Tippett (Week 6)
1988
S Fred Marion (Week 7)
LB Johnny Rembert (Week 10)
1995
LB Chris Slade (Week 1)
1996
DE Willie McGinest (Weeks 8, 14)1997
S Larry Whigham (Week 13)
1998
DT Chad Eaton (Week 14)
S Willie Clay (Week 16)

2010
S James Sanders (Week 10)
2011
DE Andre Carter (Week 10)
2014
DE Chandler Jones (Week 2)
2016
LB Dont’a Hightower (Week 6)
2019
LB Kyle Van Noy (Week 4)
2021
DB Adrian Phillips (Week 8)
2022
LB Matthew Judon (Week 5)
LB Josh Uche (Week 14)
S Kyle Dugger (Week 17)

AFC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK1993
P Mike Saxon (Week 6)
1994
P Pat O’Neil (Week 16)
1995
K Matt Bahr (Week 11)
1996
P Tom Tupa (Week 9)
RB David Meggett (Week 17)
1998
K Adam Vinatieri (Week 12)
2000
NT Chad Eaton (Week 16)
2001
K Adam Vinatieri (Week 14)
P Ken Walter (Week 15)
2002
LB Larry Izzo (Week 3)
K Adam Vinatieri (Week 17)
2003
DE Richard Seymour (Week 7)
WR Bethel Johnson (Week 13)

2004
K Adam Vinatieri (Week 9)
2005
QB Doug Flutie (Week 17)
2006
RB Laurence Maroney (Week 7)
2007
CB Ellis Hobbs (Week 1)
2008
P Chris Hanson (Week 17)
2009
K Stephen Gostkowski (Week 9)
2010
OL Dan Connolly (Week 15)
2011
WR Julian Edelman (Week 11)
2012
DB Devin McCourty (Week 7)
2014
DL Chris Jones (Week 7)
WR Julian Edelman (Week 9)
P Ryan Allen (Week 14)

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2015
K Stephen Gostkowski (Weeks 7, 10)2016
K Stephen Gostkowski (Week 1)
P Ryan Allen (Week 3)
K Stephen Gostkowski (Week 13)
2017
RB Dion Lewis (Week 10)
K Stephen Gostkowski (Week 11)
2018
LB Dont’a Hightower (Week 7)
2019
P Jake Bailey (Weeks 3, 11)
ST Matthew Slater (Week 12)
2020
K Nick Folk (Weeks 9, 12)
PR Gunner Olszewski (Week 13)
2021
K Nick Folk (Week 5)
2022
K Nick Folk (Week 8)
DB Marcus Jones (Week 11)

History

1999
DE Willie McGinest (Week 1)
LB Ted Johnson (Week 17)
2000
S Lawyer Milloy (Week 12)
2003
LB Tedy Bruschi (Weeks 2, 14)
LB Willie McGinest (Week 16)
2004
S Rodney Harrison (Week 2)
LB Tedy Bruschi (Weeks 4, 17)
2005
LB Tedy Bruschi (Week 8)
2006
DE Jarvis Green (Week 4)
CB Asante Samuel (Week 12)
2007
LB Mike Vrabel (Week 8)
CB Asante Samuel (Week 12)
2009
S Brandon Meriweather (Week 7)
CB Leigh Bodden (Week 11)

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AFC OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE MONTH1994
QB Drew Bledsoe (December)2004
RB Corey Dillon (December)
2007
QB Tom Brady (September)
QB Tom Brady (October)
WR Randy Moss (November)

2009
QB Tom Brady (October)
2010
QB Tom Brady (December)
2011
QB Tom Brady (November)
QB Tom Brady (December/January)
2014
QB Tom Brady (October)

2015
QB Tom Brady (September)2016
RB LeGarrette Blount (September)
QB Tom Brady (October)
2017
QB Tom Brady (November)

AFC DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE MONTH

History

1986
DE Garrin Veris (November)
1996
DE Willie McGinest (October)
1997
LB Chris Slade (September)

2003
LB Mike Vrabel (December)
2004
S Eugene Wilson (September)
2013
DE Chandler Jones (November)

2019
DB Devin McCourty (September)
CB Stephon Gilmore (October)2021
DB J.C. Jackson (November)

AFC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS OF THE MONTH
1996
RB David Megget (December)
1998
K Adam Vinatieri (October)
1999
K Adam Vinatieri (September)

2001
WR Troy Brown (December)
2004
K Adam Vinatieri (November)
2008
K Stephen Gostkowski (October)

2013
K Stephen Gostkowski (October)
2015
K Stephen Gostkowski (September)
2018
K Stephen Gostkowski (October)

AFC OFFENSIVE ROOKIES OF THE MONTH
2002
WR Deion Branch (September)

2021
QB Mac Jones (November)

AFC DEFENSIVE ROOKIES OF THE MONTH2008
LB Jerod Mayo (October)2009
DE Chandler Jones (September)

294

2023
DB Christian Gonzalez (September)

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Historical Timeline: 1959-68
1959

Nov. 22 American Football League’s owners meet at the
Hotel Nicollet in Minneapolis, Minn., and voteunanimously in favor of admitting Boston to the
AFL and granting the franchise to a group represented by Mr. William H. Sullivan, Jr. League founder Lamar Hunt notified Sullivan in a letter dated
Nov. 18 that Boston would be admitted.
Nov. 22 Northwestern RB Ron Burton is selected as firstdraft choice and Syr­a­cuse RB Gerhard Schwedes
is made first territorial choice.
Dec.
Mike Holovak is named director of player personnel. He is the first ex­ec­ut­ ive hired.
Dec. 20 Clemson QB Harvey White becomes the first player
to sign a Boston Pa­tri­ots contract.

1963

Oct. 11

Patriots play their first game in Fenway Park andbeat Oakland, 20-14.

Dec. 28 With a 26-8 victory over Buffalo, the Patriots win
the AFL’s Eastern Di­vi­sion title in the league’s only
season-ending tie-breaker game.
In the AFL’s firstever preseason
game on July 30,
1960, the Patriots
defeat Buffalo 28-7
at War Me­mo­ri­al
Stadium. Patriots
DE Bob Dee (left)recovered a fumble
for the league’s first
touchdown.

1960

1961
Oct. 10 Mike Holovak replaces Lou Saban as head coach.
Dec. 17 The Patriots ended the season with a 41-0 shutout
over San Diego to finish with a 9-4-1 record, secondin the AFL Eastern Division.

1962
Sept. 16 Opened the season at Harvard Stadium and beatthe Houston Oilers, 34-21. The Patriots played theremainder of their games at Boston University
Field.

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1964
Jan. 5

The Patriots fall in the AFL title game, 51-10, to theCharg­ers in San Diego.

Oct. 4

Gino Cappelletti boots six field goals in a win at
Denver, setting the team’s single-game record.

History

Feb. 8 Lou Saban is appointed first head coach.
Feb. 20 As the result of a public contest, the team nickname of Patriots is chosen. The Patriots also announce that the team colors will be red, white andblue.
April 1 Boston University Field is named as the Patriots
first home.
April 2 Patriots become first pro team in history to issue
public stock.
April 19 Uniformed Patriot centering football (creative workof car­toon­ist Phil Bissell) is adopted as team logo.
July 4 Team opens first training camp at the University of
Massachusetts, 350 play­ers attended.
Aug. 14 Patriots play their first home game, a 24-14 preseason loss to the Dallas Texans before 11,000 fans at
Harvard Stadium.
Sept. 9 In their first regular season game, the Patriots openwith a 13-10 loss to Denver at BU Field before acrowd of 21,597.
Sept. 16 DB Chuck Shonta recovered a fumble on the final
play of the game and ran for a touchdown to give
the Patriots their first victory with a 28-24 ad­vantage
over the N.Y. Titans at the Polo Grounds in New York.
Nov. 25 The Patriots host the Houston Oilers in front of
27,123 fans at BU Field, recording the first sellout
in the history of the AFL.

Dec. 20 Gino Cappelletti finished the season with 155 total
points, an AFL record and ranks 13th in NFL history.
He won AFL MVP honors.

1966
Rommie Loudd becomes the first African-American
assistant coach in the AFL when Mike Holovak
adds him to the Patriots coaching staff prior to the1966 season. The following season, Loudd wasnamed director of player personnel.
Dec. 17 Jim Nance rushes for 78 yards against the N.Y. Jets
in the season finale giving him 1,458 yards rushingfor the season, a Patriots single-sea­son team record until 1995. Nance was later honored with theleague’s Most Valuable Play­er award.

1967
Aug. 13 Patriots played the Baltimore Colts of the NFL in apreseason game. It was the first time the Patriots
had played an NFL team. The Patriots lost the game33-3.
Dec. 17 Jim Nance finishes the season with 1,216 yards
rushing and becomes the first player in AFL history
to rush for over 1,000 yards in back-to-back sea­sons.

1968
Nov. 10 Gino Cappelletti became the first player in AFL history to score more than 1,000 points in his career,reaching the milestone on a 19-yard touchdown
catch vs. San Diego.

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1969
Jan. 30 Patriots appoint Clive Rush as vice president andhead coach.

1970
Feb. 1The AFL and NFL announce a merger, form­ing acommon league with 26 teams, 13 in the American
Football Con­fer­ence and 13 in the National Football
Conference.

April 4

Foxborough selected as the new playing site for
the Patriots.

Sept. 23 Official ground-breaking ceremonies begin for theconstruction of the Patriots new stadium in Foxborough. The stadium opened nearly one year later.

1976
July 10

Patriots open their training camp for the first timeat Bryant College in Smithfield, R.I. after spending
the summers of 1969-75 at UMass-Amherst.

Dec. 5Patriots defeat New Orleans, 27-6, in Foxboroughto qualify for their first NFL playoff appearance andtheir first playoff appearance since the 1963 AFL
Cham­pi­on­ship game.

Dec. 8Non-voting stockholders approve offer of $15
per share made by Billy Sullivan to purchase all
non-voting stock.

Dec. 18 Lost AFC divisional playoff game to the eventual
Super Bowl Champion Oak­land Raiders, 24-21, in
the final 10 seconds of the game.

Nov. 12 John Mazur replaces Clive Rush as head coach.

1971

HistoryMar. 22 The Boston Patriots are renamed the New England
Patriots.
Aug. 15 The Patriots make their debut at Schaefer Stadium
in Foxborough. Gino Cap­pel­let­ti kicked a 36-yard
field goal for the first points scored in the stadium
as the Patriots topped the N.Y. Giants, 20-14, before 60,423 fans.

1977
Aug. 20 Work completed on installation of new surface (Super Turf) in Schaefer Sta­di­um.

1978
Dec. 10 Patriots clinch their first outright divisional championship in the club’s his­to­ry with a last-minute 26-24
victory over Buffalo at home.
Dec 31

Patriots lose 31-14 to Houston in first playoff gameever played in Foxborough.

April 2

Jan. 26 Chuck Fairbanks is named head coach and generalmanager.

Patriots announce that head coach and generalmanager Chuck Fairbanks has been released fromhis contract to assume duties as head footballcoach at the University of Colorado.

April 6

Jan. 30 The Patriots solidify their franchise for years tocome when they select John Hannah (4th overall),
RB Sam Cunningham (11th) and WR Darryl Stingley(19th) in the first round of the 1973 draft.

Francis “Bucko” Kilroy named general manager
and former Pa­tri­ots offensive coordinator Ron Erhardt is named head coach.

Sept. 3 Former wide receiver Darryl Stingley is named Executive Di­rec­tor of Player Personnel.

1972
Feb. 17 The Patriots made financial history by paying first
cash dividend of 15 cents per share.

1979

1973

1975
Nov. 7

Dec 16

President William H. Sullivan, Jr. became the firstmajority owner in club history when he purchased
additional voting stock to give him 88 percent of
the fran­chise’s voting stock.

In a 27-23 victory over the Minnesota Vikings toclose out the 1979 regular season, WR’s Harold
Jackson and Stanley Morgan became the first andsecond players in Patriots history to surpass the
1,000-yard receiving single-season mark. Jackson
finished the 1979 campaign with 1,013 yards andMorgan totaled 1,002.

1980
Feb. 25 Paul Sonnabend resigns as Executive Director of
the NFL Management Coun­cil and is appointed asVice President and a member of the Board of Di­rec­tors of the Patriots.
April 8William H. “Billy” Sullivan, Jr., President of the Patriots, is re-elected as Chair­man of the Board of
NFL Properties.

1981
Nov. 29 RB Sam Cunningham, with 35 yards on nine carries
against St. Louis at Foxboro, surpasses Jim Nance(5,323 yards on 1,323 carries) as the Patriots alltime career rushing leader.

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1982
Jan. 15

Ron Meyer, head coach at Southern Methodist
University from 1976-81, is named the eighth headcoach in club history.

1985
Oct. 13

Raymond Clayborn establishes a new team record
for consecutive starts by starting his 111th straightgame. Ray Hamilton had the old mark of 110 (setSept. 16, 1973 to Oct. 26, 1980). Clayborn celebrated the record-set­ting day by scoring his first
professional touchdown on a 27-yard interception
return vs. Buffalo.

Dec. 12 The Patriots defeat the Miami Dolphins, 3-0, in the“Snow Plow Game.” Mark Henderson used a snow
plow to clear a kicking surface on the Schaefer Sta­di­um turf for John Smith. Smith then connected on
a 33-yard field goal which would be the only scoring of the game.
In their first playoff appearance since 1978, thePatriots lose to the even­tu­al AFC Champion Miami
Dolphins at the Orange Bowl, 28-13.

Feb. 16 General manager Bucko Kilroy is pro­moted to Vice
Pres­i­dent and Patrick Sullivan, assistant generalmanager for four years, is named general manager.
May 23 Schaefer Stadium is renamed Sullivan Stadium inhonor of the founder and driving force behind thePatriots franchise, William H. “Billy” Sul­li­van, Jr.
June 29 Sullivan Stadium is officially re-dedicated and the
Boston Pops perform a con­cert in the stadium thatis free to the public.

1984
June 1The Patriots organize a fan advisory board, a groupof season ticket hold­ers who will help advise thePatriots on how to make Sullivan Stadium a more
exciting and more pleasant place to bring a family
to watch an NFL game.

June 5In the first-ever NFL Supplemental Draft, the Patriots select slotback Ricky Sand­ers of the Houston
Gamblers, running back Eric Jordan of the Oak­land Invaders and quarterback Walter Lewis of theMemphis Show­boats of the USFL.

Patriots head coach Raymond Berry was carried off the fieldby his players after the Patriots defeated the Miami Dolphins,
31-14, in the 1985 AFC Championship Game, advancing toSuper Bowl XX.

History

1983
Jan. 8Dec. 28 The Patriots defeated the New York Jets, 26-14,
at The Meadowlands (East Rutherford, N.J.) in the
AFC wild-card game. With the victory, the Patriots
won their first NFL playoff game (the Patriots were0-3 in the NFL playoffs prior to the game).

1986
Jan. 12The Patriots defeated the Miami Dolphins, 31-14, toclaim their first AFC Championship in team history.
In doing so, the Patriots ended an 18-game losing
streak at the Orange Bowl that began in 1967. Raymond Berry became the first Patriots head coach tolead his team to the Super Bowl.

Jan. 26 The Patriots reach the Super Bowl for the first timein team history, playing the Chicago Bears in Super
Bowl XX in the Lou­isi­ana Superdome in New Orleans. The Bears won the game, 46-10.

Oct. 25 Hall of Fame receiver Raymond Berry is named thehead coach of the Pa­tri­ots, replacing Ron Meyer.
Berry, a former Patriots assistant coach, be­comes
the team’s ninth head coach.

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1986 (CONT.)Jan. 27 Defensive end Julius Adams retires after 15 years(all with the Patriots). He was the oldest active defensive lineman in the league at age 37 when heretired, and held the team record until 2000 with
210 games played.
June 12 Coach Raymond Berry, who led the Patriots to the
AFC Cham­pi­on­ship and Su­per Bowl XX in his firstfull season as the team’s head coach, signs new
five-year contract.
June 30 John Hannah, who was selected to the Pro Bowl athen-team record nine times, announces his retirement. He retires after starting 183 games, a teamrecord until 1999.

History

Sept. 7

1985 AFC Championship banner is raised at Sullivan Stadium in pregame cer­em­ o­ny prior to theseason opener vs. Indianapolis. The banner is 10
feet wide and 15 feet long. Mr. William H. “Billy”
Sullivan, Jr. is joined by the governors from each of
the New England states.

Sept. 21 QB Tony Eason throws for a then team-record 414
yards. The Patriots lose to Seattle, 38-31, in thegame played in Foxboro. Eason was 26-of-45 withthree touchdowns and no in­ter­cep­tions.
Dec. 7

1990

Sullivan Stadium is renamed Foxboro Stadium.
Feb.27 Rod Rust is named the head coach of the Patriots,
replacing Raymond Berry (who was relieved of his
duties on Feb. 26). Rust, a former Patriots de­fen­sive
coordinator, be­comes the team’s 10th head coach.
Mar. 14 Former Patriots offensive guard John Hannah andcornerback Mike Haynes are selected to the National
Football League’s All-1980s team, while cur­rent line­back­er Andre Tippett earned second-team honors.
Dec. 20 Sam Jankovich, the University of Miami’s Athletic
Director from 1982-90, is named the chief ex­ecu­
tive officer of the Patriots.

1991
Jan. 7

Dick MacPherson is named head coach of the Patriots, replacing Rod Rust (who was relieved of his
duties on Jan. 4). MacPherson, the head coach at
Syracuse for 10 seasons, becomes the team’s 11thhead coach.
May 3 The installation of a natural grass playing surface at
Foxboro Stadium is com­plet­ed.
July 27 Former Patriots offensive guard John Hannah is
inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.

WR Stanley Morgan establishes a new team record
for catches in one sea­son with his 67th catch (hadfive catches on the day). Morgan, who finished theseason with 84 catches, broke Derrick Ramsey’s
previous mark of 66 catches, set in 1984.

Dec. 31 NEP Partners purchase a three-year option to buy
the Patriots.

1987
Nov. 29 Cornerback Raymond Clayborn ends his consecutive
games played streak at 161. Clayborn broke Gino Cappelletti’s record of 152 con­secu­tive games played andRay Hamilton’s record 110 consecutive starts.

1988
July 28 Victor K. Kiam II, the owner and chief executive
officer of Remington Prod­ucts, Inc. of Bridgeport,
Conn., agrees to purchase the team from William
H. “Billy” Sullivan, Jr.
Oct. 28 Victor K. Kiam II becomes majority owner andchairman of the Patriots. Francis W. Murray, the minority owner, is the vice chair­man. William H. “Billy” Sullivan, Jr., the founder and previous owner,remains as the team’s pres­i­dent. The Kiam, Murray
and Sullivan team is known as KMS Limited.
Nov. 23 K-Korp, a company co-owned by Robert Kraft, purchases Sullivan Stadium.
Dec. 4 Veteran wide receiver Stanley Morgan catches his
500th career reception vs. Seattle.

1989
Jan.6

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Running back John Stephens is named the Old
Spice/NFL Rookie of the Year.

1992
May 11

James B. Orthwein purchases the controlling interest of the Patriots from Victor K. Kiam II. Orthwein
becomes Chairman of the Board of the club, while
Francis W. Murray, the club’s minority owner, becomes President. Sam Jankovich remains the CEO.

Aug.

Gino Cappelletti and Nick Buoniconti are inducted
into the Patriots Hall of Fame.

1993
Jan.9

Sam Jankovich, the Patriots chief executive officer
for the past two sea­sons, resigns.
Jan.21 Bill Parcells is named head coach of the Patriots,
replacing Dick MacPherson (who was relievedof his duties on Jan. 8). Parcells becomes theteam’s 12th head coach. In ad­di­tion, Patrick Forteis named Executive Vice Pres­i­dent of Football Op­
er­a­tions and James Hausmann is named Executive
Vice President of Business Operations.
Mar. 31 The Patriots unveil their new logo and uni­forms at
a press con­fer­ence at the Four Seasons Hotel in
Boston. The new icon fea­tures a streamlined headof a minuteman while the primary color of the uni­
forms changes from red to blue.

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Aug. 18 Bob Dee, Jim Lee Hunt, Steve Nelson and Babe
Parilli are inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame.

1994
Jan. 2

Patriots LB Andre Tippett sacked Dolphin QB Scott
Mitchell to record his 100th career sack. Tippett
leads all Patriots with 100 sacks (Julius Adams
ranks second with 80½).

Jan. 21

Robert K. Kraft becomes the Patriots fourth ownerin the club’s 35-year history with an agreement topurchase the team from James Orthwein.

On February 26, 1994, Patriots fans respond to the sale bybraving a snow storm to purchase 5,958 season tickets. The
one-day mark is a Pa­tri­ots single-day sales record.
Feb. 26 Patriots fans respond to the sale by purchasing
5,958 season tickets, a Pa­tri­ots single-day sales
record.
Andre Tippett is appointed director of player resources upon his an­nounced retirement.

June 1

Second-round draft choice Kevin Lee becomes the10th and final 1994 Pa­tri­ots draft choice to sign acontract. The 37-day signing period is the fastest
reported to the league since the 1970 AFL-NFL
merger.

Nov.

The Patriots announce WBCN - 104.1 FM as theteam’s new radio flagship station after reaching athree-year agreement.

History

May 12

Dec. 24 The Patriots defeat the Chicago Bears, 13-3, clinching the team’s first playoff berth since 1986.

1995
Andre Tippett played in the final game of his career on Jan.
2, 1994. In that game, he sacked Miami's Scott Mitchell to
end his career with a team-record 100.0 sacks.
Feb. 25 The sale of the Patriots from James Orthwein to
Robert K. Kraft becomes of­fi­cial.

Jan. 1The Cleveland Browns defeat the Patriots 20-13 in
a Wild Card playoff game.

Feb. 9The Patriots announce Boston’s ABC affiliate
WCVB-TV (Channel 5) as their preseason television flagship station. WCVB will televise preseason
games and a weekly Patriots show, called Patriots
All-Access.

Apr. 3

The Patriots publish their premier issue of Patriots
Football Weekly, the team’s official newspaper.

Apr. 29 For the first time in franchise history, every home
game is sold out before the season begins as theremaining 15,000 tickets are sold individually tonon-season ticket holders.

1996
July 20 Owner Robert Kraft signs QB Drew Bledsoe to aseven-year contract extension.
Dec. 8On January 21, 1994 Robert K. Kraft becomes the Patriots
fourth owner in the club's 35-year history with an agreement
to purchase the team from James Orthwein.

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The Patriots clinch their second playoff berth in two
years by defeating the N.Y. Jets, 34-10.

Dec. 15 The Patriots clinch their first AFC Division title since1986.
Dec. 21 The Patriots score 23 unanswered second-halfpoints and defeat the N.Y. Giants, 23-22, to securea first-round playoff bye and first home playoff
game since 1978. WR Terry Glenn finished the 1996
season with 90 receptions, setting a new league
rookie reception record (83 by Earl Cooper - 1980).

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1997

Jan. 5Jan. 12The Patriots win their first home playoff game inteam history by defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers
28-3 in Foxboro Stadium.
Otis Smith’s 47-yard fumble return for a touchdownwith 2:36 remaining enabled the Patriots to defeat
the Jacksonville Jaguars 20-6 and earn their second
AFC Championship and a trip to Super Bowl XXXI.

Jan. 26 The Patriots lose 35-21 to the Green Bay Packers inSuper Bowl XXXI. The two teams set a Super Bowl
record for the most points scored by two teams in thefirst quarter with 24. At the time, the game was the
fourth most-watched program in television history.

Dec. 13 QB Drew Bledsoe completed a 4-yard pass to TE
Lovett Purnell to become the Patriots all-time leading
completion leader, surpassing Steve Grogan (1,876).
Dec. 20 The Patriots defeat the San Francisco 49ers, 24-21, to
qualify for the playoffs for the third consecutive year.

1999
Jan. 3

Jacksonville Jaguars defeat the Patriots, 25-10, in a
Wild Card playoff game.

Feb. 7

Patriots CB Ty Law returns an interception 67 yards
for a touchdown to propel the AFC to a 23-10 victory in the Pro Bowl. Law, who was selected to playin the game for the first time, was named co-MVP
for his efforts.

June“Patriots All-Access,” the Patriots weekly television
show wins a New England Emmy for Best Sports Series.

June 21 The Patriots sold all their remaining tickets for every regular season game in just 90 minutes.
Nov. 15 Patriots linebacker Andre Tippett is inducted into
the Patriots Hall of Fame.

History

Dec. 6

In a Foxborough town meeting, over 93 percent of
the town’s residents voted in favor of passing six
necessary articles to approve the stadium project.

2000
Jan. 27 Patriots name Bill Belichick the 14th head coach infranchise history.
Jan. 31		Bill Parcells steps down as head coach.

April 18 The Patriots unveil the designs for their new stadi-

Feb. 3		The Patriots name Pete Carroll as their 13th headcoach. Carroll, former head coach of the New York
Jets in 1994, spent the ‘95 and ‘96 seasons as defensive coordinator of the San Francisco 49ers.
July 26 Former Patriot CB Mike Haynes is inducted into the
Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Aug. 25 The Patriots introduce the world’s first direct to digital nightly video webcast. The webcast contains
everything from Patriots player interviews andpress conferences to game reviews and previews.
Sept. 21 For the third time in team history, and first since
1974, the Patriots started the 1997 season 4-0 witha 31-3 victory over Chicago.
Dec. 22 The Patriots clinched their second consecutive AFC
East Division Championship with a 14-12 victory
over the Miami Dolphins. It was their first back-toback division championships in franchise history
and their third playoff appearance in four years.
With their victory over the Dolphins, the Patriots
finished the 1997 season 7-1 against their division
opponents, which tied a then-franchise record.
Dec. 28 The Patriots won their third home playoff game in two
years when they defeated the Miami Dolphins, 17-3.

um in a press conference at the Seaport Hotel in
Boston. Newly designed team uniforms feature acolor change from a royal blue to Nautical Blue.
June 15 Gillette Stadium’s first concrete foundation is poured.
Oct. 1

Quarterback Drew Bledsoe became the Patriots
all-time leading passer, surpassing Steve Grogan’s
total of 26,886 yards.

Nov. 19 Tackle Bruce Armstrong became the Patriots alltime leader in games played when he started his
207th career game vs. Cincinnati.

1998
Jan. 3

The Patriots lost 7-6 to the Pittsburgh Steelers in
the Divisional Playoff round.

Feb. 23 William H. “Billy” Sullivan Jr., the founder of the
New England Patriots, died at the age of 82 in Atlantis, Fla.

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Feb. 52001
April 3

July 30 The Neponset River is daylighted and diverted into
a new corridor on the stadium site.
Aug. 6

Patriots quarterback coach Dick Rehbein died due
to a heart condition at the age of 45.

Aug. 6

Seat installation begins at Gillette Stadium.

Feb. 13 The Patriots traveled to Rhode Island as part oftheir Super Bowl trophy tour for a rally held by thestate to congratulate the franchise for their victoryin Super Bowl XXXVI.
Feb. 18 Demolition of Foxboro Stadium begins.
March 5 The Patriots held the red-carpet premiere of their
Super Bowl XXXVI video at the Loews Theatre at
Boston Common.
March 28 The NFL released its 2002 schedule and the Patriots were featured in a franchise record six nationally televised games.
April 1The Patriots and their Super Bowl trophy were on
hand at Fenway Park for opening day of the 2002
Boston Red Sox season. In a pre-game ceremony,each of the players in attendance threw out thefirst pitch of the season.

April 2The Patriots were invited to the White Houseand were congratulated on their victory in Super
Bowl XXXVI by the President of the United States,
George W. Bush.

Sept. 30 Former tackle Bruce Armstrong is inducted into thePatriots Hall of Fame.
Oct.

Installation of the new scoreboards and video
boards begins at Gillette Stadium.

Nov. 19 The grass playing surface is installed at Gillette Stadium.

History

In celebration of a long-standing construction tradition, the final beam was hoisted into place atGillette Stadium to signify the “topping off” of thestructure’s steel.

The state of Massachusetts held a victory parade
for the Patriots. The parade traveled throughdowntown Boston and concluded with a rally atcity hall. Approximately 1.25 million people attended the event.

2002
Jan. 6

The Patriots defeated the Carolina Panthers, 38-6,
and finished the 2001 season with an 11-5 record.
They tied a then franchise record with 11 victories
and claimed their third AFC East title in six seasons.

Jan. 19

In a driving snowstorm, the Patriots beat the Oakland Raiders, 16-13 in overtime, in the final game at
Foxboro Stadium to advance to the AFC Championship Game.

Jan. 27 The Patriots beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, 24-17, toadvance to the Super Bowl for the third time in their
history and the second time in the last six years.
Feb. 3

The Patriots claimed the first Super Bowl championship of their 42-year history with a 20-17 winover the St. Louis Rams in Super Bowl XXXVI in
New Orleans. Patriots kicker Adam Vinatieri nailed
a 48-yard field goal as time expired to bring theLombardi Trophy home to New England.

April 10 The Patriots traveled to New Hampshire and Vermont as part of their Super Bowl Trophy Tour andtook part in rallies in both states to celebrate their
victory in Super Bowl XXXVI.
April 17 The Patriots continued their Super Bowl Trophy
Tour with a trip to Maine.

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History

2002 (CONT.)May 6

The Patriots moved into their new offices and facilities at their new stadium.

May 9

The New England Revolution soccer team participated in the first practice held at the new stadium.

May 11The Revolution played in the first game at the newstadium. In the stadium’s “soft opening,” the lower seating bowl and concourse are opened to the
public for the first time.

June 1

Demolition of Foxboro Stadium is completed.

June 4

The Patriots traveled to Connecticut as part of their
Super Bowl Trophy Tour to thank their fans for theirsupport.

June 6

The Patriots open a three-day minicamp, the firsttime the entire team worked together at the newstadium.

June 9Robert Kraft hosted the Patriots Super Bowl ring
ceremony at the Boston Harbor Hotel.

Aug. 5Patriots signed a 15-year agreement with the Gillette Company for exclusive naming rights to Gillette Stadium.

2003

Aug. 27 Robert Kraft presents offensive lineman Joe Andruzzi with the first annual New England Patriots Ron
Burton Community Service Award. The award ispresented in honor of Burton, the first draft choicein team history and a dedicated member of the
New England community.
Dec. 7

The Patriots defeated the Miami Dolphins, 12-0, in
snowy Foxborough to claim the seventh division
title in franchise history.

Dec. 27 New England closed out the then-best regular season in franchise history with a 31-0 shutout over the
Buffalo Bills to finish the season with a 14-2 record,
the best mark in the NFL.

2004
Jan. 10 In the coldest game in team history (four degrees),
the Patriots beat Tennessee 17-14 in the divisional
playoffs at Gillette Stadium.
Jan. 18

New England hosted the AFC Championship for thesecond time in club history and advanced to thefourth Super Bowl in team annals with a 24-14 win
over the Indianapolis Colts.

Jan. 21

Robert K. Kraft celebrated the 10th anniversary of
his purchase of the franchise.

Feb. 1The Patriots won the Super Bowl for the second
time in three seasons with a thrilling 32-29 victory
over Carolina in Super Bowl XXXVIII at Reliant Stadium in Houston.

Sept. 9 Patriots host the grand opening of Gillette Stadium
against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday Night
Football. The Patriots defeated the Steelers 30-14.

Feb. 3

Sept. 22 Troy Brown established a single-game franchise
record with 16 catches vs. Kansas City.

More than 1.5 million Patriots fans jammed thestreets of Boston for a victory parade that ends
with a rally at City Hall Plaza.

March 21 The Patriots brought the Lombardi Trophy to Manchester, N.H., to celebrate their Super Bowl XXXVIII
victory with the fans of New Hampshire.

Aug. 17 Patriots host first football game at Gillette Stadium,a 16-15 preseason victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.

Dec. 8The Patriots extended their radio agreement with
WBCN.

Dec. 16 Robert and Jonathan Kraft named 2002 Sports Industrialists of the Year by The Sports Business Daily.

April 7

The Patriots brought the Lombardi Trophy to a victory parade in Portland, Maine.

April 9Robert Kraft threw out the first pitch at the Boston Red
Sox 2004 Opening Day ceremonies at Fenway Park.

April 22 The Patriots released the DVD “3 Games to Glory
II,” at a premiere event in Randolph, Mass. The
two-disc set contains nearly five hours of featureschronicling and commemorating the Patriots record-setting 2003 season.
May 8

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The Patriots brought the Lombardi Trophy to Water
Fire in Providence, R.I., to share their Super Bowl
victory with the fans of Rhode Island.

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2004 (CONT.)2005 (CONT.)May 10 The Patriots visited the White House, where they
were honored by President George W. Bush.

June 12 Robert Kraft presented the Patriots with Super
Bowl XXXIX rings in a ceremony at his home.

June 13 Robert Kraft presented the Patriots with Super
Bowl XXXVIII rings in a ceremony at his home.

Sept. 8 The Patriots raised their third Super Bowl banner
prior to a 30-20 victory over the Oakland Raiders in
the 2005 regular season opener.

Sept. 9 The Patriots opened the NFL’s 2004 regular season
with a 27-24 victory over Indianapolis in a Thursday prime-time matchup at Gillette Stadium. Robert Kraft unveiled the team’s second Super Bowl
Championship Banner as part of a star-studded
pregame ceremony that included musical performances from Elton John, Toby Keith, Destiny’sChild and Lenny Kravitz.
Oct. 10

Sept. 19 Forbes magazine names the Patriots “The BestTeam in Sports” and Robert Kraft appears on the
cover of the issue.
Dec. 4On a snowy day, the Patriots defeat the New York
Jets, 16-3, to improve to 9-0 all-time in snow gamesin Foxborough.

New England set the all-time pro football record
with its 19th consecutive victory, a 24-10 win over
the Miami Dolphins at Gillette Stadium. The winning streak eventually extended to 21 games.

Dec. 12 The Patriots clinched their eighth AFC East crown following a 35-28 win over Cincinnati in Foxborough.

2005

HistoryJan. 16		New England advanced to the AFC ChampionshipGame with a 20-3 victory over Indianapolis amid
snowy conditions at Gillette Stadium. The Patriots
held the highest-scoring offense in the NFL to justa field goal.
Jan. 23 The Patriots won their fifth AFC Championship witha 41-27 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz
Field, setting a franchise playoff record for points
against the NFL’s top defense.
Feb. 6

The Patriots outlasted the Philadelphia Eagles inSuper Bowl XXXIX, posting a 24-21 win for their
third championship. The Patriots became just thesecond franchise in NFL history to win three out offour Super Bowls.
Dec. 12 Quarterback Tom Brady is named Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year.
Dec. 17 The Patriots clinch their third straight AFC East title
with a 28-0 victory over Tampa Bay in Foxborough.
The title marked New England’s fourth divisionchampionship in a five-year span.

2006
Feb. 8More than a million fans line the streets of Boston
as the Patriots take part in a rolling rally throughthe city.

March 20 The Patriots brought the Lombardi Trophy to Manchester, N.H., to celebrate with the fans of New
Hampshire.
April 8The Patriots brought the Lombardi Trophy to a victory parade in Portland, Maine.

April 13 The Patriots returned to the White House to be honored as champions by President Bush.
April 21 The commemorative DVD “3 Games to Glory III”
was released at a premiere event in Randolph,
Mass.

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Jan. 1The Patriots celebrate the 25th anniversary of the1985 AFC Championship team by honoring 50 former players and coaches at halftime of the 2005
regular season finale at Gillette Stadium.

Jan. 7

The Patriots defeat the Jacksonville Jaguars, 28-3,
in a wild card playoff game. The victory was New
England’s 10th consecutive playoff win, setting an
all-time NFL record.

Nov. 5

Troy Brown grabs his 535th career reception, in agame against the Indianapolis Colts, passing Stanley Morgan (534 receptions) to become the Patriots
all-time receptions leader.

Dec. 24 The Patriots capture their fourth consecutive AFC
East title with a 24-21 victory over the Jacksonville
Jaguars. Their four straight titles ties the AFC East
division record.

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2007

Jan. 7Jan. 14
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May 20

History

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Nov. 4

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New England defeats the N.Y. Jets, 37-16, in a firstround playoff game at Gillette Stadium. The Patriots streak of four straight seasons with a playoff
victory tied the fifth longest such streak in NFL
history.
The Patriots advance to their third AFC Championship Game in four seasons with a 24-21 road win
against the top-seeded San Diego Chargers.
The Kraft Group makes public its plans for Patriot
Place, a super-regional shopping and entertainment destination on the grounds of Gillette Stadium. The development will include a mix of morethan 70 retail and entertainment options for visitors.
The Kraft Group unveils its vision for The Hall at
Patriot Place, a football-themed museum to be located within the larger Patriot Place development
and slated to open in Fall 2008. The Hall will honor
Patriots greats and will give fans an opportunity
to celebrate the team’s championship tradition
through a cutting-edge multimedia experience.
Stanley Morgan is enshrined in the Patriots Hall of
Fame in an induction ceremony at the Patriots Kickoff Gala at Gillette Stadium.
Robert Kraft is ranked as the top NFL owner on
Sports Business Journal’s list of the 20 most influential people in the NFL.
Ellis Hobbs returns a kickoff 108 yards for a touchdown in the Patriots season opener, setting an NFL
record for the longest kickoff return in league history.
Tom Brady throws a franchise-record six touchdown passes in a 49-28 win over the Dolphins. His
158.3 passer rating in the game is the second perfect rating in Patriots history.
Tom Brady throws his 33rd touchdown pass ofthe season, setting a franchise record in a 24-20
victory over Indianapolis Colts. The game between
the 7-0 Patriots and the 8-0 Colts was the latest
matchup of undefeated teams in NFL history.
Bass Pro Shops holds its grand opening at Patriot
Place.
The Patriots tie a franchise record for points in a
56-10 win at Buffalo. Randy Moss sets a team record with four touchdown catches.
A topping off ceremony is held for The Hall at Patriot Place.
The then-largest audience in cable televisionhistory (17.5 million) watches the Patriots thrilling
last-minute 27-24 victory over Baltimore on Monday Night Football.
The Kraft Group and CBS Corp. announce plans
to launch The CBS Scene Restaurant and Bar, a
15,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art entertainment andsports venue at Patriot Place.
The Patriots defeat the New York Giants, 38-35, tocomplete the first 16-0 regular season in NFL history. Tom Brady sets a new NFL record with his 50th
touchdown pass and Randy Moss sets a league
mark with his 23rd touchdown reception. The Patriots finish the season with a league-record 589
points and 75 touchdowns.

Randy Moss set an NFL record with his 23rd touchdown catch of the season on Dec. 29, 2007 in a gameagainst the New York Giants.

2008
Jan. 5		Tom Brady is named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player by the Associated Press.
Jan. 20 The Patriots win their sixth AFC Championship witha 20-12 victory over San Diego at Gillette Stadium,advancing to Super Bowl XLII with an unprecedented 18-0 record.
Jan. 27 More than 15,000 fans and Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick participate in a snowy send-off
rally at Gillette Stadium as the Patriots depart for
Arizona and Super Bowl XLII.
Feb. 2Andre Tippett is elected to the Pro Football Hallof Fame, becoming the second player to earn thehonor after playing his entire career as a Patriot.

Feb. 3

The Patriots fall to the New York Giants, 17-14, in
Super Bowl XLII. The Patriots take a 14-10 lead with
2:42 remaining, but a Giants touchdown with 0:35
left clinches the game.

Mar. 11

The Hall at Patriot Place launches the website
newenglandfootball.com, an initiative to promotehigh school football in New England.

July 7

Ben Coates is elected to the Patriots Hall of Fameby fan voting on Patriots.com.

Aug. 2Andre Tippett is inducted into the Pro Football
Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. He is presented byPatriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft, and joins
John Hannah as the only career Patriots in the Pro
Football Hall of Fame.

Sept. 6 The Kraft Group and CBS open CBS Scene Restaurant & Bar, a three-story, 15,000-square-foot, oneof-a-kind entertainment and dining destination at
Patriot Place, with a star-studded red carpet event.

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2008 (CONT.)

Sept. 18 A ribbon-cutting ceremony is held at The Hall at
Patriot Place presented by Raytheon, unveiling afirst-of-its-kind experience that showcases the history of the New England Patriots, provides a permanent home for the franchise’s Hall of Fame andpromotes math and sciences education throughfootball.
Sept. 20 In a ceremony attended by thousands of Patriots
fans outside The Hall at Patriot Place, 12 membersof the Patriots Hall of Fame were re-inducted and
Ben Coates was inducted as the 13th member.

2009 (CONT.)

June 10 Jim Nance is elected to the Patriots Hall of Fame by
fan voting on Patriots.com.
Oct. 18

The Patriots set team records for points in a game(59) and total net yards (619) in a 59-0 victory vs.
Tennessee in snowy conditions at Gillette Stadium.
Tom Brady sets an NFL record with five touchdown
passes in the second quarter.

Oct. 25 The Patriots play their first game on foreign soil
as part of the NFL’s International Series in front of
84,000 fans at London’s historic Wembley Stadium.

Patriots Hall of Famers (from left) Ben Coates, Stanley
Morgan, Steve Grogan, Mike Haynes, Andre Tippett, Nick
Buoniconti, Steve Nelson, John Hannah and Vito "Babe"
Parilli were honored at halftime of a Sept. 21, 2008 game atGillette Stadium as part of the inaugural Induction Weekend
at The Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon.
Sept. 22 The Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon
opens to the public.
Sept. 25 Wide receiver Troy Brown announces his retirementfrom football. His significant contributions in all
three phases of the game – offense, defense andspecial teams – made him one of the most beloved
players in the history of the Patriots franchise.

Dec. 6

Randy Moss and Wes Welker both go over 1,000
yards receiving at Miami to become the first Patriots players and only the sixth set of players in NFL
history to have three straight 1,000-yard seasons.

History

The Patriots defeat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 35-7.
Nov. 30 Tom Brady passes Drew Bledsoe (29,657) to become New England’s all-time passing leader.

Dec. 13 Wes Welker reaches 100 receptions for the third
consecutive season on a 6-yard pass from Tom
Brady in the third quarter vs. Carolina. Welker
reached 100 receptions in his 11th game of the season to tie Marvin Harrison for the fewest individual
games played to reach 100 receptions in a season
in NFL history.

Oct. 20 Andre Tippett, a member of the Pro Football Hall of
Fame Class of 2008, is honored at Andre Tippett
Night at Gillette Stadium.

2009
Jan. 22 The Patriots unveil their 50th season logo, which
will brand all of the team’s activities in 2009.
Mar 24 On the occasion of the team’s 50th season, Patriots
Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft inducts William H.
“Billy” Sullivan, the team’s founder, into the Patriots Hall of Fame as the first contributor to be enshrined.

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Dec. 20 The Patriots beat Buffalo, 17-10, to win their ninth
game of the season and become the first team to
win more than half of their games in nine straightseasons since free agency began in 1993 and only
the fifth team to do so since the 1970 merger.
Dec. 27 The Patriots clinch the AFC East Division title for theseventh time in nine seasons with a 35-7 victory
over the Jacksonville Jaguars at Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots earned their 11th playoff berth in the 16
seasons since Robert Kraft purchased the team.

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2010

June 14 Sam “Bam”
Cunningham, thefranchise’s all-timeleading rusher, isselected by fans as
the 2010 inductee
to the Patriots Hallof Fame.

Aug. 2

Patriot Place announces the completion of a photovoltaic power system that will generate approximately 525 kilowatts of clean, renewable solar
power at Patriot Place.

2011

Jan. 2

BenJarvus Green-Ellis rushes for 80 yards in theregular season finale against the Dolphins to givehim 1,008 yards on the season. He becomes the
11th New England player to record a 1,000-yard
rushing season and the first since Corey Dillon in
2004.

Jan. 2

New England head coach Bill Belichick guides thePatriots to an NFL-best 14-2 after a 38-7 win overMiami. Belichick becomes the first head coach everto win at least 14 regular season games in four separate seasons.

Feb. 2

Bill Belichick is named the Associated Press Coachof the Year for the third time in his career.

Feb. 3

The Patriots offensive line is named the 2010 Madden Most Valuable Protectors.

Feb. 6

Tom Brady is named the Associated Press NFL
Most Valuable Player for the second time in his
career. He is the first ever unanimous selection.

Mar. 27 Jon Morris selected to the Patriots Hall of Fame by
10-person senior selection committee.

History

May 16

Oct. 4

The Patriots become the first team in NFL history
to score a touchdown five different ways in thesame game at Miami. The Patriots score a rushing
touchdown, a receiving touchdown, have a kickoff
returned for a touchdown, block a field goal that isreturned for a touchdown and return an interception for a touchdown.
Oct. 23 Gillette hosts the “Colonial Clash” between the
University of Massachusetts and the University of
New Hampshire, the first college football gameever to be played at Gillette Stadium.
Nov. 25 Tom Brady records a perfect quarterback rating after finishing 21-of-27 for 341 yards with four touchdowns and no interceptions in a 45-24 victory at
Detroit on Thanksgiving Day. It is the second timein his career that he has finished with a perfect rating (10/21/07 at Miami), making him the third player
ever to have more than one game with a perfect
rating (min. 20 attempts).
Dec. 12 New England qualifies for the playoffs for the 18th
time in its 51-year history with a 36-7 win at Chicago to mark the 12th playoff appearance in the 17
years that Robert Kraft has owned the franchise.
Dec. 26 The Patriots clinch the AFC East Championship andthe AFC’s top seed, including home-field advantage throughout the playoffs with a 34-3 victory at
the Buffalo Bills.
Dec. 28 QB Tom Brady, G Logan Mankins, LB Jerod Mayo,CB Devin McCourty, S Brandon Meriweather and
DL Vince Wilfork are selected to the 2011 AFC Pro
Bowl team. (WR Wes Welker and LT Matt Light arelater added to the roster.)

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Drew Bledsoe is elected to the Patriots Hall of
Fame in voting by fans on Patriots.com.

July 25 Robert
Kraft
and Colts C Jeff
Saturday shareanow-iconic
moment during
a news conference announcing the end of
the four-anda-half-monthlockout. Kraft
was recognizedby the players
and owners ascritical in getting
the deal done.
Aug. 11

The Patriots dedicate the 2011 season to the late
Myra Kraft and debut “MHK” patches on player
jerseys and coaching apparel to beworn throughout
the season in her
honor.

Dec. 18 With a win at Denver, the Patriots clinch a playoff
birth for the 13th time in the 18 seasons since Robert Kraft purchased the team in 1994.
Dec. 27 Eight Patriots are selected to the Pro Bowl: Tom
Brady, Andre Carter, Rob Gronkowski, Logan
Mankins, Matthew Slater, Brian Waters, Wes Welker and Vince Wilfork.

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2012

Jan. 14

The Patriots set
single-gameplayoff franchise
records for points(45) and yards(509) at home ina 45-10 AFC Divisional round win
over Denver.

Jan. 22 New England advanced to its seventh Super Bowl
(sixth of the Kraft era) as a last-minute Ravens fieldgoal attempt sails wide left and the Patriots hangon for a 23-20 victory.
The Patriots fell behind to the Giants early andbattled back to claim a 17-9 second-half lead. But
the N.Y. Giants engineered an 88-yard touchdown
drive late in the fourth quarter to defeat the Patriots, 21-17, in Super Bowl XLVI.

May 7

Veteran T Matt Light formally announces his retirement in a press conference at the Hall at Patriot
Place presented by Raytheon after a stellar 11-year
NFL career. Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft andhead coach Bill Belichick shared their memories infront of a packed house that included fans, media,
family members as well as the entire offensive line.

June 4

Troy Brown is elected to the Patriots Hall of Fame invoting by fans on Patriots.com.

July 20 Longtime Patriots radio color analyst Gino Cappelletti announces his retirement from the broadcast
booth. Former Patriots QB Scott Zolak replaces him
in the booth.
Oct. 9Veteran RB Kevin Faulk formally announces his
retirement in a press conference at the Hall at
Patriot Place presented by Raytheon. Faulk, a1999 second-round pick (46th overall) out of LSU,
ended his career as the Patriots all-time leading
return specialist, totaling 5,041 combined return
yards (4,098 kick return yards and 943 punt return
yards). Faulk ranks fifth in Patriots history in rushingyards (3,607), fifth in receptions (431), 12th in passreceiving yards (3,701) and sixth in total punt return
yards (943).

Oct. 28 The Patriots play their second game on foreign soil
as part of the NFL’s International Series in front of
84,000 fans at London’s historic Wembley Stadium.
The Patriots defeat the St. Louis Rams, 45-7.
Dec. 2

2013
Jan. 20 The Patriots fall to the Ravens, 28-13, in the AFC
Championship game, marking only the second timein team history the club has dropped a conference
championship game.
May 21

Tedy Bruschi is elected to the Patriots Hall of Famein voting by fans on Patriots.com.

Nov. 24 The Patriots came back from a 24-point deficit todefeat the Denver Broncos, 34-31, in overtime,
marking the largest comeback win in team history.
New England trailed 24-0 at halftime.

History

Feb. 52012 (CONT.)

Dec. 30 During apregameceremony
to honor Gil
Santos andGino Cappelletti, Patriots
Chairmanand CEO Robert Kraft announced that Santos,
the legendary Voice of the New England Patriots,
would be a 2013 inductee into the Patriots Hall ofFame. Santos becomes just the second non-player
to earn the honor as a contributor for his off-field
contributions to the team. The Patriots went on
to defeat the Dolphins, 28-0 and clinch the No. 2
seed in the AFC.

Dec. 22 The New England Patriots put on a performance
worthy of a division champion as they breezed to a41-7 victory over the defending Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens. The Patriots (11-4) wereassured of their fifth straight AFC East title before
the game started when Miami lost at Buffalo. New
England qualified for the playoffs 21 times in its
history and 15 times under owner Robert Kraft. It
marks the 11th division crown for Bill Belichick, tiedwith Don Shula for the most division titles since the1970 merger. Tom Brady has now led the Patriots to
11 division titles, more than any other starting quarterback in NFL history.
Dec. 27 Four Patriots are selected to the Pro Bowl: Tom
Brady, Logan Mankins, Matthew Slater and Aqib Talib. Stephen Gostkowski would also be added later.

Patriots defeat the Dolphins to clinch their 15th division crown in franchise history, marking the second
earliest the team has wrapped up the division title(Nov. 25, 2007).

Dec. 10 With a 42-14 win over the Houston Texans on Monday Night Football, the Patriots reached at least 10
regular season wins for the 10th consecutive season. San Francisco (16) is the only other team toaccomplish that feat.
Dec. 27 Seven Patriots are selected to the Pro Bowl: Tom
Brady, Rob Gronkowski, Logan Mankins, Jerod Mayo,
Matthew Slater, Wes Welker and Vince Wilfork.

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2014

Jan. 11

The Patriots defeat the Indianapolis Colts, 43-22,
in a Divisional Playoff at Gillette Stadium, notching
40 points in a Divisional Round game for the third
straight year. RB LeGarrette Blount tied a teamplayoff record with 166 rushing yards and set a
franchise record with four touchdowns (regularseason or playoffs).

Jan.19The Patriots lose the AFC Championship Game in
Denver, 26-16, marking the team’s third straightappearance in the conference title game and its
second consecutive defeat.
Ty Law is elected to the Patriots Hall of Fame by fan
voting on Patriots.com.
Tom Brady becomes the sixth quarterback in NFL
history to reach 50,000 passing yards in a win vs.
Cincinnati.
WR Julian Edelman set a franchise record with his
fourth career punt return touchdown when he returned a punt 84 yards for a touchdown in a win
vs. Denver. Tom Brady passes John Elway into fifth
place on the NFL’s all-time passing yards list.
RB Jonas Gray amasses 201 yards rushing on 37
attempts and four rushing touchdowns in a win atIndianapolis. Gray set a new team record with fourrushing touchdowns and tied the team record formost overall touchdowns in a single game. He became the first Patriots player to rush for 100 yards
in each half of a game, the first player in NFL history to score his first four career rushing touchdowns
in a game since 1921 and tied a single-game NFLrecord with 15 rushing first downs.
The Patriots clinch an AFC East record sixth consecutive division title and qualify for the playoffs forthe 22nd time in team history in the win vs. Miami.
It is the 16th time in 22 seasons under Robert Kraft
ownership that New England has qualified for theplayoffs. Bill Belichick passes Don Shula with his
12th division championship, most for a head coachsince the 1970 merger.
The victory at N.Y. Jets is the 250th under Robert
Kraft in 368 games, tying George Halas for the fastest an owner has reached 250 wins.
Seven Patriots are selected to the Pro Bowl: Tom
Brady, Julian Edelman, Stephen Gostkowski, Rob
Gronkowski, Devin McCourty, Darrelle Revis andMatthew Slater.
New England finished the 2014 regular season witha 12-4 record and the top seed in the AFC playoffs.
The Patriots have earned the number one seed
five times (2014, 2011, 2010, 2007, and 2003). New
England’s 12 wins mark the ninth time in franchise
history that the Patriots have recorded 12 or more
victories in the regular season, and it is the ninth
time in the last 12 years that the Patriots have had
at least 12 regular season wins. The Patriots have
had at least 12 wins in five straight seasons datingback to 2010. The Patriots finished with a 12-4 regular season record for the third straight year.

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Nov. 2

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2015

Jan. 10 The Patriots defeat Baltimore, 35-31, in an AFC Divisional Playoff after twice facing 14-point deficits in
the game (14-0 and 28-14), becoming the first teamin NFL postseason history to achieve the feat. The
14-point comeback was the largest in the team’s
postseason history, topping the 11-point comeback
in a 24-21 win at San Diego on Jan. 14, 2007. Bill
Belichick passed Tom Landry for most playoff winswith 20 and Tom Brady set a new playoff record
with his 46th career postseason touchdown pass.
Jan. 18 The Patriots capture their record-tying eighth Super Bowl berth in franchise history with a 45-7 winover Indianapolis in the AFC Championship Gameat Gillette Stadium. The seven Super Bowl appearances since Robert Kraft purchased the team in1994 are most in the NFL over that span and Kraft
is the first owner to have his team in seven Super
Bowl.
Feb. 1 The New England Patriots win their fourthSuper Bowl in franchise
history in a dramatic, 2824 victory over the Seattle Seahawks in Super
Bowl XLIX in Glendale,
Ariz. Bill Belichick matches Chuck Knoll with his
fourth Super Bowl victory and Tom Brady ties
Joe Montana and Terry
Bradshaw for most Super Bowl wins. Brady also matches Montana withhis third Super Bowl MVP award while completinga Super Bowl record 37 passes while leading his
team back from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter, the greatest fourth-quarter comeback in Super
Bowl history. He threw at least three touchdown
passes in all three playoff games and now owns the
NFL record for touchdown passes in the postseason(53) and the Super Bowl (13).Undrafted rookie CB
Malcolm Butler intercepted a Seahawks pass at the
Patriots goal line with 20 seconds remaining to seal
the victory for New England.

Feb. 4More than a million fans line the streets of Boston
as the Patriots take part in a rolling rally throughthe city.

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2015 (CONT.)
April 2

2016
Jan. 16

New England defeats Kansas City at Gillette Stadium in an AFC Divisional Playoff to advance to the
AFC Championship Game for the fifth straight season. The Patriots join Oakland (1973-77) as the only
other team to reach five consecutive conference
title games.

May 18

Kevin Faulk is elected to the Patriots Hall of Fameby fan voting on Patriots.com.

Oct. 30 Rob Gronkowski passes Stanley Morgan to become
the Patriots all-time leader in touchdowns scoredwith his 53-yard second quarter score in the 41-25
win at Buffalo for his 69th touchdown overall and68th touchdown receiving.
Nov. 27 Tom Brady becomes just the fifth quarterback in
NFL history to reach 60,000 passing yards on an
18-yard second quarter completion to Julian Edelman in the Patriots 22-17 victory over the New York
Jets.
Dec. 32016 (CONT.)

Dec. 4

Tom Brady becomes the NFL’s all-time winningest
quarterback (regular season and postseason) withhis 201st victory in a 26-10 win over the Los Angeles Rams at Gillette Stadium.

Dec. 18 The Patriots clinch their eighth straight AFC East division title with a 16-3 win at Denver, surpassing theLos Angeles Rams seven straight from 1973-1979
as the NFL record for consecutive division titles.

2017
Jan. 1

With a 35-14 win over the Miami Dolphins the Patriots join the San Francisco 49ers (3 times) as the
only NFL team with two 8-0 undefeated road seasons (2007,2016).

Jan. 14

The Patriots advance to their NFL-record sixth
straight AFC Championship game with their 34-16
Divisional Playoff victory over the Houston Texans,
setting a new mark for consecutive championshipgame appearances by a team.

Jan. 22 The Patriots advance to their NFL-record ninth Super Bowl overall and eighth appearance under theownership of Robert Kraft with a 36-17 victory overthe Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC Championshipgame at Gillette Stadium. Head coach Bill Belichickcaptures his seventh conference championship,
the most by a headcoach in the Super Bowl
era.
Feb. 5

History

Houston Antwine is selected to the Patriots Hall of
Fame by a 10-person senior selection committee.
May 26 Willie McGinest is elected to the Patriots Hall of
Fame by fan voting on Patriots.com.
Sept. 27 Tom Brady becomes the fourth NFL player to reach
400 career touchdowns on a 1-yard touchdown
pass to WR Danny Amendola in the second quarterof a 51-17 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Nov. 15 Stephen Gostkowski sets a new team record formost field goals with two conversions in a game at
the N.Y. Giants to surpass Adam Vinatieri’s previous
mark of 263. Gostkowski’s 31-yard field goal in thesecond quarter ties Vinatieri and then his 54-yard
game-winning field goal gives him the team record.
Nov. 15 The Patriots set a new NFL record by scoring in 32
consecutive quarters on Tom Brady’s 1-yard touchdown pass to TE Scott Chandler in the first quarterof the win over the Giants. The streak will halt at 38
straight scoring quarters.
Nov. 23 The Patriots become the fourth defending Super
Bowl champion to start a season 10-0, joining
Green Bay (2011 – 13-0), Denver (1998 – 13-0) and
San Francisco (1990 – 10-0), with a win over Buffalo. It also marks the second time New England has
started a season 10-0 (2007, 16-0).
Dec. 13 Rob Gronkowski eclipses 1,000 yards receiving
and 10-plus touchdowns for the third time in his
career in the win over Houston, becoming the only
tight end in NFL history with three 1,000-yard anddouble-digit TD seasons.
Dec. 20 With a win at home over Tennessee, the Patriots
won the AFC East for seven consecutive seasons,joining the Los Angeles Rams (1973-79) as the only
teams to win seven consecutive division titles.

The Patriots complete
the biggest comeback in
Super Bowl history with
their 34-28 overtime
victory over the Atlanta
Falcons in Super Bowl
LI in Houston, Texas.
Down 25 points with less than nine minutes to playin the third quarter, the Patriots rallied to score 31
unanswered points on five of their final six offensive drives to claim the victory. The organization’s
fifth Super Bowl title is tied for second-most in
league history, while Bill Belichick becomes thefirst head coach to win five Super Bowl titles. Tom
Brady surpasses Joe Montana as the only player
with four Super Bowl MVP awards and sets three
Super Bowl records with most passes in a game(62), most completions (43) and most passing yards(466). Brady also becomes the only quarterback in
NFL history to win five Super Bowls and ties Hall of
Fame defensive lineman Charles Haley as the only
players to play on five Super Bowl-winning teams.

The Kraft family welcomes the members of the2001 Super Bowl XXXVI championship-winningteam in a weekend-long special celebration of
the 15-year anniversary of the organization’s first
league title.

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2017 (CONT.)
Feb. 7More than one million fans line the streets of Boston
as the Patriots enjoy their fifth rolling rally throughthe city to celebrate their fifth Super Bowl title.

May 22 Raymond Clayborn is elected to the Patriots Hall of
Fame by fan voting on Patriots.com.

2018 (CONT.)

Feb. 3

Tom Brady is named the Associated Press NFL Most
Valuable Player for the third time in his career.

Feb. 4

The Patriots make their NFL-record 10th Super
Bowl appearance and the ninth under Robert
Kraft’s ownership but ultimately fall to the Philadelphia Eagles 41-33 in Super Bowl LII. The team
set several Super Bowl records amidst a prolificoffensive performance. The 613 yards of overall
offense are the most in Super Bowl history, while
Tom Brady’s 505 yards passing set a new Super
Bowl record, surpassing his record-setting 466yard performance the year before in Super Bowl LI
vs. Atlanta. The Patriots also become the first teamin Super Bowl history to have three receivers with
100-plus yards when Danny Amendola (152), Chris
Hogan (128) and Rob Gronkowski (116) all surpassthe century mark.

May 16

Matt Light is elected to the Patriots Hall of Fame by
fan voting on Patriots.com.

Sept. 17 Tom Brady throws for 447 yards and three touchdowns in a Week 2 win over the New Orleans
Saints, earning his 28th Player of the Week honor
for his efforts, which surpassed Peyton Manning forthe most such awards all time.
Oct. 1

With a 43-yard reception in the second quarter vs.
Carolina, Rob Gronkowski surpasses Wes Welker
for the most receiving yards from Tom Brady with
6,338 yards in his career.

History

Oct. 15 With a 24-17 victory over the New York Jets, Tom
Brady surpassed Peyton Manning and Brett Favre(186) for the most regular season wins by a starting
quarterback in NFL history with his 187th victory.
Nov. 12 With a 41-16 victory over the Denver Broncos at
Sports Authority Field, Tom Brady earns his 86th
career road victory, breaking a tie with Peyton
Manning for the most such wins by a quarterback
in NFL history.
Nov. 12 The Patriots play in their third game on foreign soil
as part of the NFL’s International Series in front of
77,000 fans at Mexico City’s historic Estadio Azteca. The Patriots improve to 3-0 on internationalsoil with a 33-8 win over the Oakland Raiders.
Nov. 12 With a 33-8 victory over the Oakland Raiders in
Mexico City, Bill Belichick earns his 271st career
victory as a head coach and passes Tom Landry forsole possession of third place all-time, trailing only
George Halas and Don Shula.
Nov. 12 Stephen Gostkowski sets a new franchise record
with a 62-yard field goal at the end of the second
quarter of the victory over the Oakland Raiders in
Mexico City.
Dec. 31 The Patriots defeat the New York Jets 26-6 in theseason finale and earn the top seed in the AFC
playoffs for the seventh time in franchise history, extending their NFL record of most top seeds
earned since the current playoff format was instituted in 1990.

2018
Jan. 13

The Patriots defeated the Tennessee Titans 35-14
in the Divisional round to set a new NFL record ofseven straight seasons of playoff advancement,
surpassing the Dallas Cowboys previous record ofsix (1991-96).

Jan. 21

Down 10 points in the fourth quarter, Tom Brady led
two fourth quarter scoring drives - both capped bytouchdown receptions from Danny Amendola - togive the Patriots a 24-20 victory in the AFC Championship game over the Jacksonville Jaguars. The
win clinched the organization’s NFL-record 10th
Super Bowl berth and the ninth appearance since
Robert Kraft purchased the team in 1994.

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Sept. 30 Robert Kraft won his 300th game overall as ownerof the New England Patriots vs. Miami. Mr. Kraft
reached the milestone in his 25th NFL season
and in his 432nd game, the fastest an owner has
reached the milestone. Al Davis of Oakland accomplished the feat in 495 games (31 seasons) while
Pat Bowlen of Denver reached 300 career wins in
501 games (30 seasons).
Oct. 14

The Patriots victory over Kansas City was their
218th win since 2000. New England moved past
the San Francisco 49ers (217 wins - 1980s-90s) forthe most regular season wins over two consecutive
decades.

Nov. 25 The Patriots win at the N.Y. Jets put the team at
8-3 and secured a record of .500 or better for the
18th straight season, behind only Dallas, who had
21 straight seasons at .500 or better.
Dec. 2The win vs. Minnesota moved the team to 9-3 andguaranteed a plus-.500 record for an 18th consecutive season, the most consecutive winning seasonssince the 1970 merger.

Dec. 23 A win over the Buffalo Bills secured a Patriots
playoff berth for an NFL-record 10th consecutive
season and extended their NFL record with a 10thstraight division title. New England joined the Atlanta Braves (14) as the only franchise from theNFL, NBA, NFL or NHL to win at least 10 consecutive division championships. The victory was also
the team’s 10th of the season, tying San Francisco(1983-98) for most consecutive seasons with atleast 10 wins with 16.

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2019

Jan. 13

New England captured a 41-28 AFC Divisional Playoff victory over the Los Angeles Chargers, extending NFL records by advancing in the postseason for
the eight consecutive season and qualifying for aneight straight conference championship game. The
Patriots also tied an NFL record by winning their
16th Divisional Playoff game and set a new NFL
record with their 127th overall win in a decade.

Jan. 20 The Patriots defeat Kansas City, 37-31, in overtime
to advance to an NFL -record 11th Super Bowl (10thunder Robert Kraft) and joined Miami (3) and Buffalo (4) as the only NFL teams to reach three consecutive Super Bowls. The victory also marked thefranchise’s 36th postseason win, tying Pittsburgh
for most playoff wins all-time.
Feb. 3

April 4

Leon Gray is selected to the Patriots Hall of Fameby a 10-person senior selection committee.

May 6Rodney Harrison is elected to the Patriots Hall of
Fame by fan voting on Patriots.com.

Sept. 22 With a 30-14 victory over the New York Jets at Gillette Stadium, New England claims its 116th regularseason win of the decade, moving out of a tie with
Indianapolis for most regular season wins in a decade. The Patriots would finish the decade with 125
regular season wins total.
Oct. 10

In a win over the Giants at home, Tom Brady moved
past Peyton Manning (71,940) into second place formost career regular season passing yards.

With his 558th career reception, Julian Edelman
passes Troy Brown into second place on the Patriots all-time receptions list.

Nov. 17 A 17-10 win over the Eagles in Philadelphia guarantees New England a winning record for the 34th
season overall and the 19th straight. Pittsburgh isfirst with 37 winning seasons overall and Dallas
went 20 straight seasons with a winning record
from 1966-85.
Nov. 24 The Patriots defeat the Cowboys for their 17th consecutive season with at least 10 wins, moving past
San Francisco’s 16 (1983-98) for most consecutive
seasons with at least 10 wins.
Dec. 17 Matthew Slater earns his eighth career Pro Bowl
selection as a special teams player. Slater’s eighth
Pro Bowl nod surpasses Steve Tasker (1987, 90-95)
for most Pro Bowl honors as a special teams player
in NFL history.
Dec. 21 A victory over the Buffalo Bills at Gillette Stadium
secured a Patriots playoff berth to extend theirNFL-record to 11 consecutive seasons and extended their NFL record with an 11th straight division
title.
Dec. 29 In the regular season finale vs. Miami, Tom Brady
moved past Peyton Manning (539) into second
place in NFL history with 541 career regular season
touchdown passes.

History

In a rematch ofSuper Bowl XXXVI
17 years to the day,the Patriots defeat
the Rams, 13-3, to
capture the club’s
sixth Super Bowl,
tying Pittsburgh
for most Super
Bowls in NFL history. The Patriots also won their 37th playoff game,moving past the Steelers for most postseason wins
in NFL history. Bill Belichick joined George Halasand Curly Lambeau as the only NFL coaches to win
six NFL championships and Tom Brady broke a tie
with Charles Haley as the only player to play on six
Super Bowl-winning teams. He also passed Adam
Vinatieri with his 237th victory overall, the most in
NFL history. Julian Edelman notches 10 receptionsfor 141 yards and becomes the first wide receiver
since Santonio Holmes (Super Bowl XLIII) to win the
Super Bowl’s Most Valuable Player Award.

2019 (CONT.)

Nov. 32020
Feb. 1

Stephon Gilmore is named 2019 AP NFL Defensive
Player of the Year, the first Patriot to ever win theaward. He becomes the first defensive back to win
the award since 2010 and only the sixth overall.

April 20 The Patriots unveil new uniforms for the 2020 season. The blue home uniforms are mostly identicalto the “Color Rush” navy-on-navy uniforms that
debuted in 2016. The away trip uniform is whiteand complementary to the blue home uniform withstrong red and blue stripes on the shoulders andblue numbers outlined in silver and red.
May 11

Richard Seymour is elected to the Patriots Hall of
Fame by fan voting on Patriots.com.

Dec. 6

In a 45-0 win over the L.A. Chargers, the Patriots
became the sixth team in NFL history with both apunt returned for a touchdown and a blocked fieldgoal returned for a touchdown in the same game.

Oct. 27 The 27-13 win over Cleveland at home gives the Patriots an 8-0 record and a .500 or better record fora 19th consecutive season, second all-time behindthe 21 by Dallas (1965-85). Bill Belichick becomes
the third NFL coach to reach 300 career victories,
joining Don Shula and George Halas as the only
NFL head coaches to achieve the feat. Belichickachieved the feat in 434 games, faster than Shula(445 games) and Halas (455 games).

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draft pick (27th overall) in the 2010 NFL Draft outof Rutgers. McCourty played the most defensive
snaps across the league since entering the NFL in2010 with 12,506 and had the most interceptions
with 35 during that time. The 12-time team captainand three-time Super Bowl champion started all
205 regular season games he played in for the
Patriots.

April 29		The Patriots draft QB Mac Jones from Alabamawith the 15th pick overall in the 2021 NFL Draft. He
is the highest drafted offensive player in the Bill
Belichick era.
Nov. 14		The Patriots played in their 1,000 game in franchise history in a 45-7 win vs. Cleveland at Gillette
Stadium.
Dec. 6		The Patriots traveled to the Buffalo Bills for a Monday Night Football game in cold and windy conditions and prevailed, 14-10, for their seventh straight
win of the season after starting the season with a
2-4 record.
Dec. 22		J.C. Jackson, Matthew Judon and Matthew Slater
were selected to the Pro Bowl. Rookie QB Mac
Jones was added to the Pro Bowl roster following
the regular season.

2022
Jan. 1 		The Patriots beat Jacksonville Jaguars, 50-10, andHistory

clinched a postseason berth with the victory.
Jan. 14		The Patriots faced a rematch at Buffalo in the firstround of the playoffs when their season ended
with a 47-17 defeat.
Feb. 10 		Richard Seymour is elected to the Pro Football Hallof Fame.
May 17

Vince Wilfork is elected to the Patriots Hall of Fameby fan voting on Patriots.com.

Sept. 18 Robert Kraft celebrates his 500th game as ownerof the Patriots with a 17-10 win at Pittsburgh.
Dec. 1

Devin McCourty played and started in his 200th
career game vs. Buffalo to become one of only 90
NFL players to start 200 career games.

Dec. 24 Rookie DB Marcus Jones returned an interception
69 yards for a touchdown vs. Cincinnati. He scoredon a punt return for a touchdown, a touchdown
reception and an interception returned for a touchdown to become the fourth player in NFL history
to do so, joining Frank Bacon (1920), Bill Dudley(1947) and Tommy Harmon (1947). Jones returned
a punt 84 yards for a touchdown vs. the New York
Jets on Nov. 20 and scored on a 48-yard touchdown pass vs. Buffalo on Dec 1 in addition to thepick-six against the Bengals. The only other player
in the Super Bowl era to score a 40-plus touchdown in each of those ways in their entire career isDeion Sanders.

2023
Jan. 13DB Marcus Jones was selected as a first-team AllPro as a punt returner, becoming the first Patriots
rookie to earn first-team All-Pro honors.

March 10 Devin McCourty announced his retirement, concluding 13 seasons with the New England Patriots
after originally joining the team as a first-round

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April 6Long time assistant coach Dante Scarnecchia wasannounced by Robert Kraft as a contributor to thePatriots Hall of Fame.

May 3

Former LB Mike Vrabel is elected to the Patriots
Hall of Fame by fan voting on Patriots.com.

Sept. 10 During a special halftime ceremony during the2023 season-opener vs. Philadelphia, Robert Kraft
honors Tom Brady and announces that Brady will
be inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame in a
special ceremony set for June 12, 2024 at Gillette
Stadium.
Sept. 28 CB Christian Gonzalez was named the Defensive
Rookie of the Month for September by the National Football League. Gonzalez is the fifth Patriots
player to win a rookie of the month honor and thethird defensive player to earn the award. Gonzalez
joins QB Mac Jones (November 2021), DE Chandler
Jones (September 2012), LB Jerod Mayo (October2008) and WR Deion Branch (September 2002).
Nov. 12 The Patriots play the Indianapolis Colts in their firsthome game played outside the country in Frankfurt, Germany.

2024
Jan. 11

The New England Patriots and Bill Belichick mutually agreed to part ways, concluding his 24-year
tenure as head coach of the Patriots. In 24 seasons
with New England, Belichick delivered six Super
Bowl titles, nine conference championships, 17
division crowns (with 2002 and 2008 lost on tiebreakers), including 11 consecutive division titlesand 30 playoff victories.

Jan. 12The Patriots announce that a press conference will
be held to name Jerod Mayo the 15th head coachin team history.

Jan. 17

Jerod Mayo was introduced to the media in a press
conference in the G-P Atrium at Gillette Stadium.

Feb. 20 Matthew Slater announced his retirement following a 16-year career that produced 10 Pro Bowls
and three Super Bowl titles.
June 12 In front of 60,000 fans, over a hundred of his former teammates and his family, Tom Brady celebrated his Patriots Hall of Fame Induction at Gillette
Stadium. Robert Kraft announced plans to retire
Brady’s No. 12 jersey and also plans to build a 12foot bronze statue of Brady outside of the Patriots
Hall of Fame.

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Ron Burton community service award

n 2003, Patriots owner Robert Kraft established theannual New England Patriots Ron Burton Community
Service Award. The honor recognizes the Patriots player
who most embodies the qualities of Burton, who was thefirst player drafted by the team in 1960 and was known
for his commitment to the community and helping others.
The award is given annually at the New England Patriots
Premiere, and the recipient is honored on a permanent trophy that resides in the Patriots Football Operations area. .

RON BURTON AWARD WINNERS
2013......... Matthew Slater2014........ Devin McCourty
2015...............Nate Solder
2016..........Rob Gronkowski
2017..........Jordan Richards
2018.................Joe Cardona
2019................ Kyle Van Noy
2020............ David Andrews
2021...............Lawrence Guy
2022..........Deatrich Wise Jr.
2023...........Jonathan Jones

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Jonathan Jones was presented the 2023 Ron Burton
Community Service Award at the New England Patriots
Premiere.

History

2003............ Joe Andruzzi
2004...............Troy Brown
2005.................Matt Light
2006.............Jarvis Green2007.................Ty Warren
2008................. Larry Izzo
2009.............. Kevin Faulk
2010............Vince Wilfork
2011...............Jerod Mayo
2012............ Zoltan Mesko

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Regular Season Records Only

GILLETTE STADIUM
2002-PRESENT

History

135-42-0 (.763)

		HomeOverall
Year
Home Field
RecordRecord1960 Boston University Field.........3-4-0................. 5-9-0
1961
Boston University Field......... 4-2-1.................. 9-4-1
1962 Harvard Stadium...................1-0-0
Boston University Field......... 5-1-0.................. 9-4-1
1963 B.C. Alumni Stadium.............1-0-0
Fenway Park........................... 4-1-1.................. 7-6-1
1964 Fenway Park.......................... 3-2-1.................10-3-1
B.C. Alumni Stadium.............1-0-0
1965 Fenway Park.......................... 1-4-2................. 4-8-2
1966 Fenway Park.......................... 4-2-1................. 8-4-2
1967 B.C. Alumni Stadium.............1-0-0
Fenway Park.......................... 1-4-0.................3-10-1
1968* Legion Field, Birmingham ......0-1-0
Fenway Park......................... 2-4-0................4-10-0
1969 B.C. Alumni Stadium............ 2-5-0................4-10-0
1970 Harvard Stadium................... 1-6-0................2-12-0
1971
Schaefer Stadium................. 5-2-0................. 6-8-0
1972 Schaefer Stadium................. 2-5-0.................3-11-0
1973
Schaefer Stadium..................3-4-0................. 5-9-0
1974
Schaefer Stadium..................3-4-0..................7-7-0
1975 Schaefer Stadium................. 2-5-0.................3-11-0
1976 Schaefer Stadium.................. 6-1-0.................11-3-0
1977
Schaefer Stadium.................. 6-1-0................. 9-5-0
1978 Schaefer Stadium................. 5-3-0................ 11-5-0
1979 Schaefer Stadium................. 6-2-0................. 9-7-0
1980 Schaefer Stadium................. 6-2-0................10-6-0
1981
Schaefer Stadium................. 2-6-0................2-14-0
1982 Schaefer Stadium.................. 3-1-0................. 5-4-0
1983 Sullivan Stadium................... 5-3-0................. 8-8-0
1984 Sullivan Stadium................... 5-3-0................. 9-7-0
1985 Sullivan Stadium.................... 7-1-0................ 11-5-0
1986 Sullivan Stadium....................4-4-0................ 11-5-0
1987 Sullivan Stadium................... 5-3-0................. 8-7-0
1988 Sullivan Stadium.................... 7-1-0................. 9-7-0
1989 Sullivan Stadium................... 3-5-0................ 5-11-0
1990 Foxboro Stadium.................. 0-8-0................ 1-15-0
1991
Foxboro Stadium...................4-4-0................6-10-0
1992 Foxboro Stadium................... 1-7-0................2-14-0
1993 Foxboro Stadium.................. 3-5-0................ 5-11-0
1994 Foxboro Stadium.................. 5-3-0................10-6-0
1995 Foxboro Stadium.................. 3-5-0................6-10-0
1996 Foxboro Stadium.................. 6-2-0................ 11-5-0
1997 Foxboro Stadium.................. 6-2-0................10-6-0
1998 Foxboro Stadium.................. 6-2-0................. 9-7-0
1999 Foxboro Stadium.................. 5-3-0................. 8-8-0
2000 Foxboro Stadium.................. 3-5-0................ 5-11-0
2001 Foxboro Stadium.................. 6-2-0................ 11-5-0
2002 Gillette Stadium.................... 5-3-0................. 9-7-0
2003 Gillette Stadium.................... 8-0-0................14-2-0
2004 Gillette Stadium.................... 8-0-0................14-2-0
2005 Gillette Stadium.................... 5-3-0................10-6-0
2006 Gillette Stadium.................... 5-3-0................12-4-0
2007 Gillette Stadium.................... 8-0-0................16-0-0
2008 Gillette Stadium.................... 5-3-0................ 11-5-0
2009 Gillette Stadium.................... 8-0-0................10-6-0
2010 Gillette Stadium.................... 8-0-0................14-2-0
2011
Gillette Stadium..................... 7-1-0................13-3-0
2012 Gillette Stadium.................... 6-2-0................12-4-0
2013 Gillette Stadium.................... 8-0-0................12-4-0
2014 Gillette Stadium..................... 7-1-0................12-4-0
2015 Gillette Stadium..................... 7-1-0................12-4-0
2016 Gillette Stadium.................... 6-2-0................14-2-0
2017 Gillette Stadium.................... 6-2-0................13-3-0
2018 Gillette Stadium.................... 8-0-0................ 11-5-0
2019 Gillette Stadium.................... 6-2-0................12-4-0
2020 Gillette Stadium.................... 5-3-0................. 7-9-0
2021 Gillette Stadium.................... 4-5-0................10-7-0
2022 Gillette Stadium.....................4-4-0................. 8-9-0
2023 Gillette Stadium..................... 1-7-0
Frankfurt Stadium.................0-1-0................4-13-0
TOTALS		
302-183-6
541-433-9

FOXBORO STADIUM
1971-2001

133-104-0 (.561)

Foxboro Stadium also known as Schaefer Stadium (1971-82)
and Sullivan Stadium (1983-89)

HARVARD STADIUM
1962, 1970

2-6-0
2-6-0 (.250)(.250)
B.C. ALUMNI STADIUM
1963, 1967, 1969

5-5-0 (.500)
FENWAY PARK
1963-68

15-17-5 (.473)
BOSTON UNIVERSITY FIELD
1960-62

12-7-1 (.625)*Notes one home game played in Birmingham, AL on Sept. 22, 1968 vs. N.Y. Jets.and a2023 home game on Nov. 12 was played in Frankfurt, Germany.

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Patriots all-time roster

Editor’s Note: This list includes all players who have participated in at least one game for the Patriots or haveaccrued at least one season of veteran status with the team or were on the 53-man roster for at least one game.
(*Notes incomplete information for games started.)-APos.
#
RB
27
LB
50
LB
51
TE
80
RB
33
DE
69, 85
DB
26
OG
61
DL
62
LS
46
LB
53
DE
92
WR
15
LS
48
WR
16
WR
88
S
29
S
34
LB
49, 52
LB
91
QB
12
DL
94
TE
83
RB
39
P
6
RB
22
CB
26
WR
80
OL
76
C
60
WR
16
OL
67
DB
23
C
67
RB
33
CB
25
DL
94
DE
95
S
49
TE
80
G
63
WR
48
DT
65
OT
78
CB 27, 24, 25
C
65
RB
31
OT
68
TE
86
OE
85
DE
73
DB
22, 37
DB
28
OC
50
LB
55
LB
99

CollegeYears
GPGS
Lehigh.................................................2004...................................................9............0
Michigan.............................................1995...................................................9.............1
Illinois.................................................1972-73.............................................28.......... 27
Pacific.................................................1973-74.............................................24...........12
Kentucky.............................................1990-91..............................................18............ 8
Texas Southern...................................1971-85,87......................................206..........90
South Carolina State...........................2011....................................................6............0
Prairie View........................................1972-80........................................... 119..........90
Nebraska............................................2009..................................................2............0
Sam Houston State.............................2022...................................................3............0
South Carolina....................................1960-67.............................................14.......... 11*
North Carolina State...........................1990-94............................................66.......... 37
Southern California.............................2021-22.............................................31..........20
Virginia................................................2011-14..............................................63............0
Central Florida....................................2012....................................................1............0
North Carolina....................................2008-09...........................................28............ 9
Washington.........................................2001...................................................6............0
Arkansas-Pine Bluff............................2003..................................................12............0
Louisiana State...................................2004-09...........................................45............0
Penn State..........................................1987....................................................3............ 2
Boston College...................................1962................................................... 4......... NA
Wisconsin............................................2020..................................................0............0
Clemson..............................................2017-18.............................................29...........16
Tulane.................................................1988-91............................................. 37............ 3
Louisiana Tech....................................2013-18.............................................96............0
Clemson..............................................1999..................................................16...........13
Syracuse.............................................2012...................................................0............0
Texas Tech..........................................2013-17.............................................69..........29
Texas...................................................2023...................................................5............ 2
Georgia...............................................2015-23.......................................... 120..........117
UCLA...................................................2018...................................................0............0
Troy.....................................................2023..................................................16.............1
Baylor..................................................2006-07...........................................30............0
BYU.....................................................1998-2000........................................18............0
Colorado.............................................1975....................................................5............0
Toledo ................................................1992....................................................1............0
Stanford..............................................2021................................................... 4............0
Alabama..............................................2011...................................................16.............1
West Texas State.................................1973...................................................13........... 11
California............................................2018...................................................0............0
Southern Connecticut State...............2000-04........................................... 72.......... 72
Connecticut........................................1989....................................................1............0
Southern Illinois..................................1961-71.............................................142..........58
Louisville.............................................1987-2000...................................... 212.........212
Hofstra................................................2009-14............................................86..........56
Texas A&M..........................................1993-94............................................44.......... 38
Tulsa....................................................1972-74.............................................38..........20
Colorado.............................................2002-05........................................... 37..........30
UCLA...................................................2020-21............................................ 10............ 3Western Illinois...................................1960....................................................1............0
Texas...................................................1971....................................................5............0
S. Connecticut State...........................1987.....................................................1............0
Oregon State......................................2023 ..................................................5.............1
Florida State.......................................1966...................................................3.............1
UCLA...................................................2014...................................................9............ 4
Massachusetts....................................2001....................................................1............0

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HistoryName
Abdullah, Rabih
Abrams, Bobby
Acks, Ron
Adams, Bob
Adams, George
Adams, Julius
Adams, Philip
Adams, Sam
Adams, Titus
Addington, Tucker
Addison,Tom
Agnew, Ray
Agholor, Nelson
Aiken, Danny
Aiken, Kamar
Aiken, Sam
Akbar, Hakim
Akins, Chris
Alexander, Eric
Alexander, Rogers
Allard, Don
Allen, Beau
Allen, Dwayne
Allen, Marvin
Allen, Ryan
Allen, Terry
Allen, Will
Amendola, Danny
Anderson, Calvin
Andrews, David
Andrews, Darren
Andrews, Jake
Andrews, Willie
Andersen, Jason
Anderson, Bob
Anderson, Darren
Anderson, Henry
Anderson, MarkAnderson, Ralph
Anderson, Stephen
Andruzzi, Joe
Antrum, Glenn
Antwine, Houston
Armstrong, Bruce
Arrington, Kyle
Arthur, Mike
Ashton, Josh
Ashworth, TomAsiasi, Devin
Atchason, Jack
Atessis, BillAtkinson, Ricky
Austin, Alex
Avezzano, Joe
Ayers, Akeem
Ayi, Kole

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Patriots all-time roster
Name
Baab, Mike
Bademosi, Johnson
Bahr, Matt
Bailey, Bill
Bailey, Jake
Bailey, Rodney
Bain, Bill
Baker, Chris
Baker, Melvin
Baker, Rashad
Baldinger, Rich
Ballard, Jake
Ballou, Mike
Banks, Willie
Banta-Cain, Tully
Barber, Kantroy
Baringer, Bryce
Barker, Chris
Barker, Jay
Barmore, Christian
Barnard, Brooks
Barner, Kenjon
Barnes, Bruce
Barnes, Pete
Barnes, Rodrigo
Barker, Jay
Barnard, Brooks
Barner, Kenjon
Barnes, Bruce
Barnes, Pete
Barnes, Rodrigo
Barnett, Harlon
Barnett, Troy
Barrett, Josh
Bartrum, Mike
Baty, Greg
Baumann, Charlie
Bausby, De’Vante
Bavaro, David
Baxter, Fred
Beach, Walter
Beadles, Terrance
Beaudoin, Doug
Beauharnais, Steve
Beer, Tom
Beisel, Monty
Bell, Bill
Bellino, Joe
Benenoch, Caleb
Bennett, Martellus
Bennett, Michael
Bennett, Phil
Benson, Mike
Benson, Thomas
Bentley, Ja’Whaun
Benzinger, John
Bequette, Jake
Berger, Ron
Berrios, Braxton
Berry, Rashod
Bethel, Justin
Beverly, Randy
Bianchini, Frank
Billups, Terry

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Pos.
C
CB
K
RB
P
DL
OT
TE
WR
S
OL
TE
LB
G
LB
FB
P
OL
QB
DL
P
RB
P
LB
LB
QB
P
RB
P
LB
LB
S
DE
S
TE
TE
K
DB
LB
TE
DB
G
S
LB
TE
LB
K
RB
OL
TE
DL
LB
WR
LB
LB
OL
DE
DE
WR
TE/DE
DB
DB
RB
CB

#
68
29
3
37
7
96
62
86
83
32
74
88
51
78
48, 95
46
17
64
7
90
8
38
3
59
59
7
8
38
3
59
59
42
98
30
86
48, 858
13
52
49, 8426, 41
75
27
58
82
52
8
27
63, 65
88
77
52
86
53
51, 8
67
92
88
14
43
29
27
30
23

-B-

College
Years
GP
GS
Texas...................................................1988-89.............................................31..........28
Stanford..............................................2017...................................................16............ 3
Penn State..........................................1993-95............................................32............0
Cincinnati............................................1969...................................................2............0
Stanford..............................................2019-22............................................58............0
Ohio State...........................................2004...................................................0............0
Southern Cal.......................................1986...................................................3............0
Michigan State....................................2009.................................................16............ 7
Texas Southern...................................1975.....................................................1............0
Tennessee...........................................2006-07............................................13............0
Wake Forest........................................1993..................................................15...........15
Ohio State...........................................2012...................................................0............0
UCLA...................................................1970...................................................14............ 4
Alcorn A&M.........................................1973...................................................13.............1
California............................................2003-06, 09-10................................85...........21
West Virginia.......................................1996...................................................0............0
Michigan State....................................2023..................................................17............0
Nevada...............................................2013-15...............................................6............0
Alabama..............................................1995...................................................0............0
Alabama..............................................2021-23............................................44........... 11
Maryland.............................................2003....................................................1............0
Oregon................................................2018...................................................5............0
UCLA...................................................1973-74.............................................23............0
Southern University............................1976-77.............................................25...........18
Rice.....................................................1974-75...............................................6............0
Alabama..............................................1995...................................................0............0
Maryland.............................................2003....................................................1............0
Oregon................................................2018...................................................5............0
UCLA...................................................1973-74.............................................23............0
Southern University............................1976-77.............................................25...........18
Rice.....................................................1974-75...............................................6............0
Michigan State....................................1993-94............................................30..........28
North Carolina....................................1994-95.............................................31...........15
Arizona State......................................2010-12...............................................5............ 4
Marshall..............................................1996-99............................................ 57............0
Stanford..............................................1986-87.............................................21............ 7
West Virginia.......................................1991-92.............................................25............0
Pittsburgh State..................................2021....................................................1...........0*
Syracuse.............................................1993-94.............................................21............ 5
Auburn................................................2002-03............................................13............0
Central Michigan................................1960-61..............................................18......... NA
Arkansas Pine Bluff............................2000..................................................0............0
Minnesota...........................................1976-79.............................................35..........20
Rutgers...............................................2013...................................................2............0
Houston..............................................1970-72............................................42...........12
Kansas State.......................................2005.................................................15............ 6
Kansas................................................1973....................................................3............0
Navy....................................................1965-67............................................35........... 1*
UCLA...................................................2019, 20.............................................0............0
Texas A&M..........................................2016, 17.............................................18...........12
Texas A&M..........................................2019...................................................6.............1
Miami (Fla.).........................................1960...................................................2......... NA
S. Connecticut State...........................1987....................................................0............0
Oklahoma...........................................1988..................................................12............0
Purdue................................................2018-23.............................................81..........66
Massachusetts....................................1987.....................................................1............0
Arkansas.............................................2012-13...............................................8............0
Wayne State........................................1969-72............................................42..........23
Miami (Fla.).........................................2018...................................................0............0
Ohio State...........................................2020..................................................3............0
Presbyterian.......................................2019-21.............................................42............0
Colorado State....................................1970-71.............................................20............ 3
Hofstra................................................1987.....................................................1............0
North Carolina....................................1999...................................................2.............1

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POS.
OE
QB
NT
TE
LB
LB
CB
LB
RB
QB
S
QB
RB
LB
CB
RB
CB
DB
CB
LB
DE
WR
WR
LB
WR
DL
S
WR
S
DE
DL
WR
TE
QB
LB
DL
WR
LB
WR
WR
QB
WR
T
C
DB
WR
TE/LB
LB
LB
S
DL
DL
LB
TE
WR
S
S
CB
CB
OL
WR
LB
G
CB
DE
DB
LB

#
34
7
64
86
51, 94
55
21
49
22
11
24
10
29
45
23
38, 25
29
27
35
58
64
84
80
51
86
96
28
82
29
65
92,97
88
88
12
57
97
83,84
59
82
88
7
85
65
58
25
17
66
54
98
30
95
90
93
86
81
47
38, 3121
25
77
80, 86
59
60
39
74
33
54

COLLEGEYEARS
GPGS
Richmond............................................1960....................................................1............0
Kansas State.......................................1999-2000.........................................8............0
Louisville.............................................1976-81.............................................85...........51
Washington.........................................2000..................................................8............ 6
Eastern Illinois....................................1986-87..............................................6............ 2
Tulsa....................................................1981-87.............................................89.......... 72
Nebraska............................................1976....................................................2............0
Tulsa....................................................1972...................................................14.............1
Texas A&I............................................1969-70............................................28............0
Washington State...............................1993-2001.......................................124.........123
Missouri..............................................2021-24.............................................. 4............0
Richmond............................................1987....................................................3............ 2
Oregon................................................2013, 14-16.......................................49..........22
North Dakota State.............................2023..................................................17............0
Duquesne...........................................2009-11.............................................20...........15
Mississippi..........................................2012-17, 19, 21................................. 115............ 9
Jackson State.....................................2023...................................................0............0
Norfolk State.......................................1972-75.............................................55.......... 46
Duke...................................................2023...................................................0............0
Florida.................................................2015.................................................. 11.............1
Louisiana Tech....................................1966-68.............................................12...........0*
Eastern Washington............................2021-23.............................................41...........12
Louisiana State...................................2023...................................................5............0
Fayetteville State................................1995...................................................0............0
Kentucky.............................................2022....................................................1............0
LSU.....................................................2020-21..............................................9............ 3
Central Michigan................................1985-89............................................ 73...........12
Texas Christian...................................2013-14............................................. 10............ 3
Arizona................................................1973....................................................2............0
San Diego State..................................1977-78.............................................23............0
Boston College...................................2009-12............................................39............ 7
Ohio State...........................................1982...................................................8............ 5
Penn State..........................................2007..................................................14............ 9Michigan.............................................2000-19..........................................285........283
Memphis State....................................1969-70............................................24..........23
Michigan.............................................2014-17.............................................52..........39
Louisville.............................................2002-05, 10-12.................................89...........71
Rice.....................................................2002...................................................1............0
NE Louisiana.......................................1993-99............................................83.......... 46
Nebraska-Omaha................................1976...................................................14............ 5
North Carolina State...........................2016...................................................3............ 2
Rutgers...............................................2017....................................................3............0
Alabama..............................................2006-08............................................16............ 2
Colorado.............................................1976-87............................................154..........88
Florida State.......................................2019-20............................................29............ 2
Central Michigan................................2019....................................................1............0
Florida.................................................1969-70.............................................21...........13
Syracuse.............................................1960..................................................14......... NA
Colorado.............................................2005, 07...........................................17............ 5
Michigan.............................................1993-96.............................................61...........14
Miami (Fla.).........................................2007...................................................0............0
Texas...................................................2015-18.............................................60...........51
Ferris State.........................................1996.................................................. 11............ 7
Oregon................................................2023..................................................17........... 11
Vanderbilt...........................................1980-82.............................................14............ 4
Virginia Tech.......................................1992..................................................16............ 2
Notre Dame........................................2010-11.............................................26............ 3
Oklahoma...........................................1978...................................................16............0
Texas...................................................2015...................................................3............ 2
Florida.................................................2018, 21-23......................................53.......... 49
Marshall..............................................1993-2007...................................... 192.......... 70
Mississippi Valley St...........................1988-95.......................................... 123.........103
Houston..............................................2003...................................................2............0
Oregon St...........................................2014...................................................9............ 9
Washington.........................................1983...................................................12............0
Ohio State...........................................1960-62............................................28......... NA
Arizona................................................1996-2008..................................... 189.........139

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NAME
Biscaha, Joe
Bishop, Michael
Bishop, Richard
Bjornson, Eric
Black, Mel
Blackmon, Don
Blahak, Joe
Blanchard, Dick
Blanks, Sid
Bledsoe, Drew
Bledsoe, Joshuah
Bleier, Bob
Blount, LeGarrette
Board, Chris
Bodden, Leigh
Bolden, Brandon
Bolden, Isaiah
Bolton, Ron
Borders, Breon
Bostic, Jonathan
Boudreaux, Jim
Bourne, Kendrick
Boutte, Kayshon
Bowden, Andre
Bowden Jr., Lynn
Bower, Tashawn
Bowman, Jim
Boyce, Josh
Boyd, Greg
Boyd, Greg
Brace, Ron
Bradshaw, Morris
Brady, Kyle
Brady, Tom
Bramlett, John
Branch, Alan
Branch, Deion
Brigance, O.J.
Brisby, Vincent
Briscoe, Marlin
Brissett, Jacoby
Britt, Kenny
Britt, Wesley
Brock, PeteBrooks, Terrence
Brown, Antonio
Brown, Barry
Brown, Bill E.
Brown, Chad
Brown, Corwin
Brown, Kareem
Brown, Malcom
Brown, Monty
Brown, Pharaoh
Brown, Preston
Brown, Roger
Brown, Sergio
Brown, Sidney
Brown, Tarell
Brown, Trent
Brown, Troy
Brown, Vincent
Brown, Wilbert
Browner, Brandon
Browning, Dave
Bruney, Fred
Bruschi, Tedy

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History

Patriots all-time roster

NAME
Bryant, Hubie
Bryant, Myles
Buben, Mark
Buchanan, Michael
Buckley, Terrell
Bugenhagen, Gary
Buoniconti, Nick
Burgess, Derrick
Burgess, Prescott
Burke, John
Burkhead, Rex
Burks, Steve
Burton, Ron
Bussey, George
Butler, Adam
Butler, Darius
Butler, Malcolm
Butts, Marion
Byars, Keith
Byrd, Damiere
Byrd, Dennis*Postseason only

POS.
WR
DB
DL
DL
CB
OT/G
LB
LB
LB
TE
RB
WR
RB
OL
DL
CB
CB
RB
FB
WR
DT

NAME
Cade, Eddie
Cadet, Travaris
Cagle, John
Cajuste, Yodny
Calabria, Steve
Caldwell, Reche
Calhoun, Don
Calhoun, Shilique
Calloway, Chris
Camarillo, Rich
Canale, Justin
Canale, Whit
Cannon, Marcus
Canty, Chris
Cappadona, Bob
Cappelletti,Gino
Cardona, Joe
Carey, Brian
Carlson, Jeff
Carpenter, Bobby
Carpenter, Rob
Carter, Allen
Carter, Andre
Carter, Chris
Carter Kent
Carter, Tony
Carter, Tony
Carthen, Jason
Carwell, Larry
Cash, Rick
Casillas, Jonathan
Cassel, Matt
Catanho, Alcides
Cavanaugh, Matt
Caveness, Ron
Centers, Larry
Chandler, Al
Chandler, Edgar
Chandler, Scott
Chapple, Dave

POS.
#
S
41
RB
39
DT/LB/G62
OL
63, 72
QB
18
WR
87
RB
44
LB
90
WR
82
P
3
OG
63
DE
67
OL
61
CB
26
RB
33
WR/K/DB
20
LS
49
WR
81
QB
17
LB
59
WR
81
RB
21
DE
93, 96
FS
42
LB
51
FB
30
CB
29
LB
99
DB
41
DT
63
LB
52
QB
16
LB
54
QB
12
LB
51
FB
31
TE
57, 82
LB
50
TE
88
P
10

318

#
84
41, 2763
99
27, 22
67
85
53
93
85
34
82
22
66
70
28
21
44
41
10
78

COLLEGEYEARSGPGSMinnesota...........................................1971-72..............................................12............ 2
Washington.........................................2020-23...........................................55...........17
Tufts....................................................1979, 1981.........................................32............ 4
Illinois.................................................2013-14..............................................18............0
Florida State.......................................2001-02.............................................31............ 3
Syracuse.............................................1969-70............................................ 10............ 6
Notre Dame........................................1962-68.............................................91........ 20*
Mississippi..........................................2009.................................................16............ 6
Michigan.............................................2009..................................................0............0
Virginia Tech.......................................1994-96............................................43...........12
Nebraska............................................2017-20.............................................41............ 8
Arkansas State....................................1975-77.............................................34.............1
Northwestern......................................1960-65............................................69...........41
Louisville.............................................2009..................................................0............0
Vanderbilt...........................................2017-20............................................63...........12
Connecticut........................................2009-10............................................29............ 8West Alabama.....................................2014-17.............................................59.......... 48
Florida State.......................................1994...................................................16...........15
Ohio State...........................................1996-97............................................26...........14
South Carolina....................................2020.................................................16...........14
North Carolina State...........................1968..................................................14...........14-CCOLLEGE
YEARS
GP
GS
Arizona State......................................1995................................................. 10............0
Appalachia State................................2015....................................................1............0
Clemson..............................................1969...................................................6.............1
West Virginia.......................................2019-22.............................................16............ 5
Colgate...............................................1987.....................................................1............0
Florida.................................................2006.................................................16...........14
Kansas State.......................................1975-81.............................................94.......... 49
Michigan State....................................2019-20............................................25.............1
Michigan.............................................2000.................................................. 7............ 2
Washington.........................................1981-87.............................................85............0
Mississippi State.................................1965-68............................................56...........14
Tennessee...........................................1968..................................................13............0
Texas Christian...................................2011-19, 22..................................... 120.......... 73
Kansas State.......................................1997-98............................................32...........10
Northeastern.......................................1966-67............................................ 27............ 3
Minnesota...........................................1960-70.......................................... 153..........99
Navy....................................................2015-23...........................................144............0
American International.......................1987....................................................2............0
Weber State........................................1992...................................................3............ 2
Ohio State...........................................2012................................................... 4............0
Syracuse.............................................1991....................................................8.............1
Southern Cal.......................................1975-76..............................................15............0
California............................................2011, 2013........................................23...........14
Texas...................................................1997-99............................................ 47...........15
Southern Cal.......................................1974....................................................2............0
Minnesota...........................................1998-2000.......................................43.......... 27
Florida State.......................................2010...................................................3............0
Ohio....................................................1993-94..............................................5............0
Iowa State...........................................1969-72.............................................51.......... 38
N.E. Missouri.......................................1972-73.............................................28.......... 27
Wisconsin............................................2014...................................................8............ 3
Southern Cal.......................................2005-08...........................................30...........15
Rutgers...............................................1995..................................................12............0
Pittsburgh...........................................1978-82............................................52...........15
Arkansas.............................................1968-69........................................... NA......... NA
Stephen F. Austin................................2003...................................................9............ 3
Oklahoma...........................................1976-79.............................................39............ 6
Georgia...............................................1973...................................................12........... 11
Iowa....................................................2015..................................................15............ 4
UC-Santa Barbara...............................1974....................................................5............0

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Patriots all-time roster

POS.
#
DB
25
LB
58
S
30
CB
32
LB
50
WR
13
OG
61
C
63
RB
23
OL
69
S
25, 23
LB
55
LB
47
RB
35
LB
54
DB
22
CB
39
DE
65
FS
32
DE
94
CB
26
OT
76
TE
85
TE
44
RB
22
RB
21
DB
28
TE
87
RB
34
DB
43
WR
83
OG
62
DL
66,98
WR
81
CB
23
WR
10
LB
53
DB
22
WR
84
DB
22
WR
47
WR
10
LB
91, 58,99
LB
54,59
RB
33
DE
92
S
40
OT
63
LB
59
C-G
77
OG
63
S
22
OL
63
TE
46,85
WR
14
LB
58
G
65
LB
52
OG
62
QB
15
LB
93
LB
55
LB
45
RB
44
DL
99
LB
51

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Purdue................................................1967-69............................................39.......... 37
South Dakota......................................2000-05...........................................66............ 4
California............................................2001-04............................................55............0
Arizona State......................................1999...................................................0............0
Syracuse.............................................1968-72............................................66..........55
Ohio State...........................................2005-06.............................................3............0
Arkansas.............................................1991...................................................15.............1
Texas...................................................1990-92............................................36..........35
North Carolina....................................1960..................................................13............ 8
Virginia Tech.......................................1992-94............................................34..........30
Oregon................................................2009-12, 14-19................................. 141......... 112
Pittsburgh...........................................1972...................................................12............ 3
UNLV...................................................2005..................................................0............0
Northern Arizona................................1979-80............................................ 27............0
Michigan State....................................1974....................................................8............0
Northwestern......................................1971....................................................2............0
Louisville.............................................1999....................................................1............0
Kansas State.......................................1981.................................................... 7............0
Georgia Tech......................................1996-98............................................48.......... 48
Iowa....................................................2018..................................................14.............1
Texas...................................................1977-89............................................ 191.........165
Penn State..........................................1990.................................................. 11............ 3
Washington.........................................2002.................................................12.............1
Miami (Fla.).........................................2015................................................... 4.............1
Kansas State.......................................2010....................................................1............0
Boston College...................................2003, 2005....................................... 11.............1
Maine..................................................1964...................................................12......... NA
Livingstone.........................................1991-99............................................142........ 105
Arkansas.............................................2004................................................... 4............0
Penn State..........................................1987....................................................3............0
SW Texas State...................................1987....................................................3............ 2
Tennessee-Chattanooga....................1960..................................................14............ 2
Ohio....................................................2010, 2011..........................................3.............1
Boston College...................................1960-68...........................................124............ 6
Northwestern......................................2012-13............................................. 27.............1
Baylor..................................................2018...................................................0............0
Mississippi..........................................1971....................................................8............0
Wyoming.............................................1989-90.............................................15............0
Washington.........................................2001-02..............................................9............0
Tennessee...........................................2015-16.............................................20............ 3
Mississippi..........................................1990....................................................1............0
BYU.....................................................2013................................................... 7.............1
Southern Mississippi...........................2013-16, 19, 21, 22........................... 79..........59
Carson-Newman.................................1992-94, 96-98................................ 76..........53
East Carolina......................................1981-87........................................... 102.......... 83
California............................................1995-99............................................64.......... 27
Missouri..............................................1991...................................................16...........14
Maryland.............................................1987....................................................3............ 3
Purdue................................................2003-08...........................................65.......... 42
West Virginia.......................................2001-03............................................34.......... 34
Boston College...................................1985....................................................1............0
Georgia...............................................1975-79.............................................45.............1
Southeast Missouri State....................2008-14............................................85...........71
Iowa....................................................1989-93............................................80..........59
Oregon State......................................2017...................................................16...........15
Nicholls State......................................1989...................................................3............0
North Carolina....................................2016...................................................0............0
Pennsylvania.......................................2020..................................................6............ 4
Boston College...................................1975...................................................14............0
Maryland.............................................1968...................................................2............0
Bates...................................................1987....................................................2............0
Mississippi State.................................1977-79.............................................46............ 7
Syracuse.............................................1998...................................................2............0
Jackson State.....................................1982...................................................6............0
Maryland.............................................2019-21..............................................19...........14
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NAMECharles, John
Chatham, Matt
Cherry, Je’Rod
Cherry, J’Juan
Cheyunski, Jim
Childress, Bam
Childress, Fred
Chilton, Gene
Christy, Richard
Chung, Eugene
Chung, Patrick
Cindrich, Ralph
Claridge, Ryan
Clark, Allan
Clark, Gail
Clark, Phil
Clark, Rico
Clark, Steve
Clay, Willie
Clayborn, Adrian
Clayborn, Raymond
Clayton, Stan
Cleeland, Cameron
Cleveland, AsanteClayton, Thomas
Cloud, Michael
Cloutier, Dave
Coates, Ben
Cobbs, CedricCobbs, Duffy
Coffey, Wayne
Cohen, Abe
Cohen, Landon
Colclough, Jim
Cole, Marquice
Coleman, Corey
Coleman, Dennis
Coleman, Eric
Coleman, Fred
Coleman, Justin
Coleman, Pat
Collie, Austin
Collins Sr., Jamie
Collins, Todd
Collins, Tony
Collons, FerricColon, Harry
Colton, George
Colvin, Rosevelt
Compton, Mike
Condon, Tom
Conn, Dick
Connolly, Dan
Cook, Marv
Cooks, Brandin
Cooks, Terrence
Cooper, Jonathan
Copeland, Brandon
Corbett, Steve
Corcoran, Jim
Corsetti, Rico
Costict, Ray
Cottrell, Dana
Cowan, Larry
Cowart, Byron
Cox, Bryan

319

History

NAME
Cox, Christian
Crable, Shawn
Crabtree, Eric
Crawford, Elbert
Crawford, Jim
Crawford, Vernon
Creswell, Smiley
Crittenden, Ray
Croom, Corey
Cross, Bob
Crossen, Keion
Croston, Cole
Crouthamel, Jake
Crow, Albert
Crump, George
Crump, Harry
Crumpler, Alge
Cryder, Bob
Cudzik, Walt
Cullors, Derrick
Cunningham, Jay
Cunningham, Jermaine
Cunningham, Malik
Cunningham, Korey
Cunningham, Sam
Currier, Bill
Cusick, Pete

Patriots all-time roster

POS.
LB
LB
WR
OL
RB
LB
DE
WR
RB
OT
DB
OL
RB
DT
DE
RB
TE
OG
OC
RB
DB
DE
QB
OL
RB
DB
NT

#
47
98
10
65
30
99
92
81
26
77
35
74
34
72
91
31
82
75
54
29
21
96
16
74
39
28
76

COLLEGE
YEARS
GP
GS
Utah....................................................2011....................................................0............0
Michigan.............................................2008-10..............................................6............0
Pittsburgh...........................................1971....................................................6............ 4
Arkansas.............................................1990-91.............................................30...........16
Wyoming.............................................1960-64............................................54.......... 27
Florida State.......................................1997-99.............................................41.............1
Michigan State....................................1985...................................................0............0
Virginia Tech.......................................1993-94............................................32............ 4
Ball State............................................1993-95............................................43............ 2
Kilgore C.C..........................................1960................................................... 4............0
Western Carolina................................2018.................................................. 11............0
Iowa....................................................2017-18...............................................5............0
Dartmouth...........................................1960...................................................2............0
William & Mary....................................1960...................................................3............ 2
East Carolina......................................1982-83..............................................9............0
Boston College...................................1963..................................................14............ 2
North Carolina....................................2010..................................................16...........10
Alabama..............................................1978-83............................................ 75..........36
Purdue................................................1960-63............................................56......... NA
Murray State (Ky)................................1997-99.............................................31.............1
Bowling Green....................................1965-67............................................40........... 1*
Florida.................................................2010-12.............................................36...........14
Louisville.............................................2023....................................................1............0
Cincinnati............................................2019-20.............................................12............0
Southern Cal.......................................1973-79,81-82..................................107.......... 94
South Carolina....................................1980..................................................16............0
Ohio State...........................................1975...................................................13............0-DNAME
Dalton, Antico
Damkroger, Maury
Danenhauer, Bill
Davey, Rohan
Davis, Adam
Davis, Andre’
Davis Jr., Carl
Davis, Cody
Davis, Don
Davis, Elgin
Davis, Greg
Davis, Ja’Gared
Davis, Jack
Davis, Kanorris
Davis, Keionta
Davis, Sean
Davis, Shockmain
Dawson, Bill
Dawson, Duke Jr.
Dawson, Lin
Deaderick, Brandon
Dee, Bob
Dellenbach, Jeff
Delucca, Gerry
Demps, Jeff
Dennard, Alfonzo
DeOssie, Steve
Denson, Damon
Derby, AJ
DeRiggi, Fred
Develin, James
Devey, Jordan
DeVree, Tyson
Dillon, Corey

320

POS.
LB
LB
DE
QB
G
WR
DL
DB
LB
RB
K
LB
OG
S
DL
DB
WR
TE/DE
DB
TE
DL
DE
C
OT
RB
CB
LB
G
TE
DT
FB
OL
TE
RB

#
93
51
77
6
61
18
98
22
51
40
5
53
65
36
42, 58
30
84
83
29
87
71
89
66
74
42
37
99
61
86
71
46
65
85
28

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Hampton.............................................2000..................................................3............0
Nebraska............................................1974................................................... 11............0
Emporia..............................................1960...................................................3......... NALouisiana State...................................2002-04............................................. 7............0
Oklahoma State..................................2000..................................................0............0
Virginia Tech.......................................2005..................................................9............ 4
Iowa....................................................2020-22...........................................36............ 7
Texas Tech..........................................2020-23........................................... 47............0
Kansas................................................2003-06...........................................59............ 2
Central Florida....................................1987-88..............................................9............0
Citadel................................................1989...................................................9............0
Southern Methodist............................2013-14............................................... 4............0
Maryland.............................................1960..................................................14...........13
Troy.....................................................2013...................................................3............0
Tennessee-Chattanooga....................2017-19...............................................6............ 3
Maryland.............................................2021...................................................2............0
Angelo State.......................................2000.................................................12.............1
Florida State.......................................1965...................................................9............0
Florida.................................................2018...................................................0............0
N.C. State............................................1981-90........................................... 105.......... 75
Alabama..............................................2010-12.............................................34...........14
Holy Cross..........................................1960-67........................................... 112......... 112
Wisconsin............................................1995..................................................15............ 5
Middle Tennessee State.....................1960-64.............................................19......... NA
Florida.................................................2012...................................................0............0
Nebraska............................................2012-14.............................................29..........20
Boston College...................................1994-95............................................32............0
Michigan.............................................1997-99.............................................14............ 4
Arkansas.............................................2015-16............................................... 4............0
Syracuse.............................................1990...................................................2............0
Brown.................................................2012-19.............................................83...........31
Memphis.............................................2014................................................... 7............ 4
Colorado.............................................2008..................................................2............0
Washington.........................................2004-06...........................................43.......... 37

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Dimitroff, Tom
Discenzo, Tony
Dobson, Aaron
Doig, Steve
Dombroski, Paul
Donnalley, Kevin
Dorsett II, Phillip
Dorsey, NateDouglas, David
Douglas, DeMario
Dowling, Brian
Dowling, Ras-I
Dressler, Doug
Dugger, Kyle
Dukes, Mike
DuLac, Bill
Dumler, Doug
Dupard, Reggie
Durant, Yasir
Durko, Sandy
Dwight, Tim
Dykes, Hart Lee

Patriots all-time roster

POS.
QB
OT
WR
LB
DB
DB
WR
DE
G
WR
QB
CB
RB
DB
LB
OG
OC
RB
OL
S
WR
WR

#
15
76
17
59
47
23
13
66
67
81
14
21
44
35, 23
54
68
58
21
70
22
86
88

COLLEGE....................................... YEARS........................................ GP........ GS
Miami (Ohio).......................................1960...................................................3............0
Michigan State....................................1960...................................................5......... NA
Marshall..............................................2013-15.............................................24...........13
New Hampshire..................................1986-87..............................................6............0
Linfield................................................1981-84.............................................36............0
N. Dakota State..................................1981.....................................................1............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................2017-19.............................................45............ 8
Mississippi Valley St...........................1973....................................................2............0
Tennessee...........................................1989-90.............................................16............ 6
Liberty.................................................2023..................................................14............ 7
Yale.....................................................1972-73.............................................25............0
Virginia................................................2011-12...............................................9............ 2
Chico State.........................................1975....................................................5............0
Lenoir-Rhyne......................................2020-23............................................61..........52
Clemson..............................................1964-65............................................25............ 9
Eastern Michigan................................1974-75.............................................26............ 2
Nebraska............................................1973-75.............................................42............ 3
Southern Methodist............................1986-89............................................ 37............ 7
Missouri..............................................2021...................................................8.............1
Southern Cal.......................................1973-74.............................................25...........18
Iowa....................................................2005.................................................16.............1
Oklahoma State..................................1989-90............................................26...........16-EPOS.
DL
QB
DT
DB
FB
LB
WR
LB
FB
RB
DE
RB
DE
TE
DL
WR
RB
WR
T
DE
RB
LB
OL
WR
FB

#
74, 99
11
90
43
38
90
11
51
44
47
98
33
72
86
95
17
15
10
66
94
35
53
65, 728744

COLLEGE....................................... YEARS........................................ GP........ GS
Florida.................................................2014-15.............................................22............ 3
Illinois.................................................1983-89............................................ 72.......... 49
Washington State...............................1996-2000.......................................65.......... 44
Ohio State...........................................2012-19.............................................111............0
Navy....................................................2007..................................................12............0
Iowa....................................................2011....................................................2............0
Kent State...........................................2009-20..........................................137..........85
Georgia Tech......................................1971...................................................14............0
Notre Dame........................................2001-02............................................32..........23
Georgia...............................................1998-2000........................................16...........15
Delta State..........................................1992..................................................14.............1
Nevado-Reno......................................1989................................................... 7............0
Boston College...................................1961-69............................................ 115.........107
Harvard...............................................2000..................................................5.............1
Washington State...............................2021-23............................................25............0
Fresno State.......................................1998...................................................5............0
Ohio State...........................................2023 .................................................17............ 5
Delaware............................................2003....................................................1............0
Buffalo................................................1997-99..............................................9.............1
Tennessee...........................................2011...................................................14...........10
Tennessee-Chattanooga....................1999..................................................12............0
Idaho...................................................2023 .................................................. 4............0
Texas A&M..........................................2019-20............................................22............ 8
Rice.....................................................2001...................................................2.............1
Auburn................................................2005-08...........................................54............ 9

History

NAME
Easley, Dominique
Eason, Tony
Eaton, Chad
Ebner, Nate
Eckel, Kyle
Edds, A.J.
Edelman, Julian
Edmonds, Randy
Edwards, Marc
Edwards, Robert
Edwards, Tim
Egu, Patrick
Eisenhauer, Larry
Eitzmann, Chris
Ekuale, Daniel
Ellard, Henry
Elliott, Ezekiel
Elliott, Jamin
Ellis, Ed
Ellis, Shaun
Ellison, Jerry
Elliss, Christian
Eluemunor, Jermaine
Emanuel, Bert
Evans, Heath-FNAME
Fairchild, Paul
Falcon, Terry
Farmer, Lonnie
Farrell, Sean
Faulk, Kevin
Fauria, ChristianFeacher, Ricky
Feagles, Jeff
Feehery, Gerry

POS.
OG
OG
LB
OG
RB
TE
WR
P
G

#
66
68
55
62
33
88
83
6
63

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Kansas................................................1984-90............................................84.......... 38
Montana..............................................1978-79..............................................18............0
Tennessee-Chattanooga....................1964-66.............................................31...........15
Penn State..........................................1987-90............................................43.......... 43
Louisiana State...................................1999-2011........................................ 161.......... 47
Colorado.............................................2002-05...........................................64.......... 46
Mississippi Valley St...........................1976....................................................3............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................1988-89............................................32............0
Syracuse.............................................1989...................................................0............0

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History

NAME
Feggins, Howard
Feldhausen, Paul
Fells, DanielFelt, Dick
Ferentz, James
Ferguson, Vagas
Fleming, Cameron
Fleming, Darius
Flemister, Zeron
Fletcher, Bradley
Fletcher, Dane
Fletcher, Derrick
Flick, Tom
Flowers, Marquis
Flowers, Trey
Floyd, Chris
Floyd, Michael
Flutie, Doug
Folk, Nick
Fontenot, Chris
Forbath, Kai
Ford, Isaiah
Foreman, Chuck
Forston, Marcus
Forte, Ike
Foster, D.J.
Foster, Will
Fox, Tim
Frain, Todd
Francis, Justin
Francis, Russ
Franklin, ArnoldFranklin, Tony
Fraser, Jim
Frazier, Charley
Freeman, ArturoFreeny, Jonathan
Friesz, John
Frisch, David
Froholdt, Hjalte
Fryar, Irving
Fullington, Darrell
Fumagalli, Troy
Funchess, Tom
Fussell, Tom

Patriots all-time roster

POS.
#
CB
36
OT
66
TE
86
DB
24
OL
66, 65
RB43
OL71
LB 58, 48, 53
TE
46
CB
24
LB
52
OL
64
QB
10
LB
59
DL
98
FB
37
WR
14
QB
2
K
2, 6
TE
85
K
5
WR
84
RB
22
DL
98
RB
38
RB
27
LB
55
S
48
TE
44, 85
DL
94
TE
81
TE
87
K
1
LB/P
51
WR
81
S
25
LB
55, 44
QB
17
TE
88
OL
64
WR
80
S
29
TE
88
OT
73
DE
83

COLLEGE....................................... YEARS........................................ GP........ GS
UNC-Charlotte....................................1989.................................................. 11............0
Northland............................................1968-69..............................................2............0
UC Davis.............................................2012..................................................13............ 4
Brigham Young...................................1962-66............................................52..........30
Iowa....................................................2018-23............................................40...........10
Notre Dame........................................1980-82.............................................31...........21
Stanford..............................................2014-17............................................. 47..........20
Notre Dame........................................2014-15.............................................. 11............0
Iowa....................................................2004...................................................0............0
Iowa....................................................2015...................................................2............0
Montana State....................................2010-13, 15.......................................38............ 6
Baylor..................................................1999...................................................2............ 2
Washington.........................................1982...................................................3............0
Arizona................................................2017...................................................16............ 2
Arkansas.............................................2015-18.............................................46.......... 37
Michigan.............................................1998-2000.......................................40............ 2
Notre Dame........................................2016...................................................2.............1
Boston College...................................1987-89, 2005..................................22...........13
Arizona................................................2019-22............................................ 57............0
McNeese State...................................2000..................................................0............0
UCLA...................................................2019....................................................1............0
Virginia Tech.......................................2020..................................................0............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................1980..................................................16............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................2012-13............................................... 4............0
Arkansas.............................................1976-77.............................................23.............1
Arizona State......................................2016...................................................3............0
Eastern Michigan................................1973-74..............................................21.............1
Ohio State...........................................1976-81..............................................91...........91
Nebraska............................................1987....................................................3............ 2
Rutgers...............................................2012................................................. 10............0
Oregon................................................1975-80, 87-88.................................92.......... 83
North Carolina....................................1987...................................................14............0
Texas A&M..........................................1984-87............................................62............0
Wisconsin............................................1966..................................................14............ 3
Texas Southern...................................1969-70............................................23...........13
South Carolina....................................2005..................................................2.............1
Rutgers...............................................2015-16, 17........................................19........... 11
Idaho...................................................1999-2000.........................................2............0
Colorado State....................................1995...................................................2............0
Arkansas.............................................2019-20..............................................8............0
Nebraska............................................1984-92.......................................... 129.........104
Miami (Fla.).........................................1991....................................................5............0
Wisconsin............................................2021...................................................0............0
Jackson State.....................................1968-70............................................39..........39
Louisiana State...................................1967...................................................12............ 2-GNAME
Gabriel, Doug
Gadbois, Dennis
Gaffney, Jabar
Gaffney, Tyler
Gaiter, Tony
Gallaher, Allen
Galloway, Joey
Gamble, R.C.
Gambol, Chris
Gannon, Chris
Gant, Malik
Garcia, Teddy
Garcia, Tony
Gardin, Ron
Gardner, Barry
Garoppolo, Jimmy
Garrett, Carl

322

POS.
WR
WR
WR
RB
WR
OT
WR
RB
OL
DE
DB
K
OL
WR
LB
QB
RB

#
85
48, 82
10
36
17
64
13
13
74
91
42
7
63
37
47
10
30

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Central Florida....................................2006.................................................12............ 5
Boston University...............................1987-88..............................................5.............1
Florida.................................................2006-08...........................................43..........20
Stanford..............................................2014-15...............................................0............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................1997-98...............................................1............0
Southern Cal.......................................1974...................................................14............0
Ohio State...........................................2009..................................................3............ 2
South Carolina State...........................1968-69............................................ 27...........14
Iowa....................................................1990..................................................16...........15
SW Louisiana......................................1990-93............................................36............ 3
Marshall..............................................2019...................................................0............0
NE Louisiana.......................................1988..................................................16............0
Troy.....................................................2017....................................................0............0
Arizona................................................1971....................................................8............0
Northwestern......................................2006..................................................0............0
Eastern Illinois....................................2014-17..............................................17............ 2
New Mexico Highlands.......................1969-72.............................................51.......... 422024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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POS.
RB
RB
RB
CB
LB
S
S
TE
WR
CB
QB
LB
RB
CB
RB
G
WR
RB
WR
DB
NT
DL
K
LB
LB
CB
RB
LB
WR
OL
S
T
K
QB
WR
TE
WR
OT
K
DB
FB
FS
DB
RB
OT
RB
DE
RB
DB
S
RB
QB
S
RB
QB
TE
LB
DE
DL
DL
QB
TE
TE
QB
DL
LB
SS
NT

#
32
40
33
21
59
41
29
88
13
43
19
54
35
24
46
67
87
24
88
25
72
92
7
59
51
6
38
45
10
66
41
76
3
15
84
82
81
70
5
25
34
23
44
35
70
38
97
45
41
27
42
14
28
35
19
88
50
97
67
92, 96
14
82
87
7
93
58, 5929
97

COLLEGEYEARSGPGSGrambling State..................................1964-67............................................40...........0*
Western Illinois...................................1960-68............................................99......... 12*
Penn State..........................................1992-97............................................88..........36
Louisiana State...................................2004-07...........................................39...........14
UCLA...................................................1973-75.............................................24............ 6
Florida.................................................1999-2000........................................31.............1
Morgan State......................................1976.................................................. 10............0
Penn State..........................................2023..................................................17...........10
Washington State...............................2015...................................................0............0
Furman...............................................1984-88............................................ 67...........14
Southern Methodist............................2022...................................................0............0
Illinois.................................................1983....................................................8............0
Florida.................................................2017....................................................9............ 2
South Carolina....................................2017-20............................................56..........56
Houston..............................................1973....................................................5............0
Houston..............................................1993-97............................................ 73............ 7
Notre Dame........................................2002-05...........................................53.......... 27
Notre Dame........................................1969-72............................................43............ 5
Ohio State...........................................1996-2001........................................68..........63
Indiana State......................................1986................................................... 4............0
North Carolina....................................1988-94.......................................... 109........ 105
Louisiana State...................................2021-23.............................................51..........50
Princeton............................................1970-72............................................26............0
Florida.................................................1982-84............................................40.............1
Notre Dame........................................1979-81.............................................33...........12
Oregon................................................2023................................................... 4............ 4
SW Texas State...................................1974....................................................2............0
Michigan.............................................2014...................................................0............0
Baylor..................................................2018-19..............................................17...........17
California............................................1992-93..............................................0............0
Tulsa....................................................1991-92..............................................21...........15
Purdue................................................2003-05...........................................32...........18
Memphis.............................................2006-19..........................................204............0
Wisconsin............................................1974-75.............................................25............ 2
Boston College...................................1963-68............................................ 75..........17*
Colorado.............................................2002-06...........................................63.......... 49
Georgia...............................................1995-96.............................................19.............1
Colgate...............................................1961-63.............................................28..........23
Virginia Tech.......................................2010...................................................8............0
Virginia Tech.......................................1992...................................................0............0
Howard...............................................1995................................................... 7.............1
Concord College.................................1987.....................................................1............0
Louisiana State...................................1965-67............................................40............0
Notre Dame........................................2014...................................................8............ 3
Jackson State.....................................1973-78............................................. 78...........77
Boston College...................................1995...................................................2............0
Louisiana State...................................2002-09.......................................... 121.......... 46
Georgia Tech......................................1960...................................................2.............1
Illinois.................................................2013...................................................2............0
Akron..................................................2002.................................................16............ 5
Mississippi..........................................2008-11.............................................53..........20
Holy Cross..........................................1960................................................. 10......... NA
Syracuse.............................................2012-13.............................................26..........23
Tennessee-Chattanooga....................1996-97............................................32............0
West Virginia.......................................2023...................................................0............0
Arizona................................................1993...................................................3............0
Pittsburgh...........................................2017-18..............................................14............0
Alabama..............................................2000..................................................8............0
South Florida......................................2013...................................................0............0
Oklahoma...........................................2015-18............................................. 37............0
Kansas State.......................................1975-90...........................................149......... 131
Maryland.............................................2011....................................................5.............1
Arizona................................................2010-18............................................ 115........ 100
Idaho State.........................................2007-08.............................................5............0
Arizona State......................................2017-23........................................... 110.........103
Georgia Tech......................................2008-11.............................................60..........32
Eastern Kentucky................................1994-95............................................30..........30
Ohio....................................................1987....................................................3............ 22024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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NAME
Garrett, J.D.
Garron, Larry
Gash, Sam
Gay, Randall
Geddes, Bob
George, Tony
Germany, Willie
Gesicki, Mike
Gibson, Brandon
Gibson, Ernest
Gilbert, Garrett
Gillen, John
Gillislee, Mike
Gilmore, Stephon
Gipson, Paul
Gisler, Mike
Givens, David
Gladieux, Bob
Glenn, Terry
Glenn, Vencie
Goad, Tim
Godchaux, Davon
Gogolak, Charlie
Golden, Tim
Golic, Bob
Gonzalez, Christian
Gonzalez, Noe
Gordon, Cameron
Gordon, Josh
Gordon, Steve
Gordon, Tim
Gorin, Brandon
Gostkowski, Stephen
Graff, Neil
Graham, Art
Graham, Daniel
Graham, Hason
Graham, Milt
Graham, Shayne
Granby, John
Grant, Rupert
Gravely, Maurice
Graves, White
Gray, Jonas
Gray, Leon
Green, DavidGreen, Jarvis
Green, Jerry
Green, Justin
Green, Victor
Green-Ellis, BenJarvus
Greene, Tom
Gregory, Steve
Grier, Marrio
Grier, Will
Griffith, Richard
Grigsby, Nicholas
Grimes, Reggie
Grissom, Cory
Grissom, Geneo
Grogan, Steve
Gronkowski, Dan
Gronkowski, Rob
Gutierrez, Matt
Guy Sr., Lawrence
Guyton, Gary
Guyton, Myron
Guzik, John

323

Patriots all-time roster

History-H-

NAME
Hagen, Halvor
Haggerty, Mike
Haley, Darryl
Hall, Ron
Hall, Terez
Hamilton, Bobby
Hamilton, Ray
Hamilton, Woodrow
Hammond, Kim
Hannah, John
Hankerson, Leonard
Hanneman, Craig
Hansen, Brian
Hansen, Bruce
Hansen, Chad
Hanson, Chris
Harbor, ClayHare, Eddie
Harlow, Pat
Harmon, DuronHarper, Chris
Harris, Antwan
Harris, Damien
Harris, David
Harris, Kevin
Harris, Marshall
Harris, Raymont
Harris, Rickie
Harris, Ronnie
Harrison, James
Harrison, Rodney
Harry, N’Keal
Hartley, KenHarvey, Richard
Hasselbeck, Don
Hasty, JaMycal
Hauck, Tim
Hauser, Art
Hawkins, Artrell
Hawkins, Mike
Hawkins, Steve
Hawthorne, Greg
Hayes, Chris
Hayes, Donald
Hayman, Conway
Haynes, Mike
Hayes, Tae
Haynesworth, Albert
Henderson, Jerome
Hendley, David
Henke, KarlHennessey, Tom
Henry, Hunter
Henson, Luther
Herline, Alan
Herman, Brad
Hernandez, Aaron
Herock, Ken
Herron, Justin
Herron, Mack
Hicks, Akiem
Hightower, Dont’aHill, Jeremy
Hill, Marquise

324

POS.
#
G/DE
62
OT/DE
75
OG
68
DB
23
LB
59
DE
91
DE
71
DL
74
QB
15
OG
73
WR
15
DE
74
P
10
RB
24
WR
16
P
6
TE
81
P
8
OT
77
DB
30, 21
WR
14
CB
23
RB
37
LB
45
RB
36
DE
78
RB
29
DB
25
WR/PR/KR 84
LB
92
S
37
WR
15, 1
P
7
LB
58
TE
80
RB
39
FS
40
DT
67
DB
25
OLB
59
WR
80
WR/RB
27
S
29
WR
81
OG
65
CB
40
DB
39
DL
92
CB
36
DB
28
OT
80
DB
30
TE
85
NT
70
P
6
TE
82
TE
85, 81
LB
36
OL
75
RB
42
DL
72
LB
54
RB
33
DL
91

COLLEGEYEARSGPGSWeber State........................................1971-72.............................................26...........15
Miami (Ohio).......................................1971...................................................14...........13
Utah....................................................1982-84, 86...................................... 57.......... 24
Missouri Valley....................................1961-67.............................................88............ 3
Missouri..............................................2020-21..............................................8............ 4
Southern Mississippi...........................2000-03...........................................64..........62
Oklahoma...........................................1973-81........................................... 132..........117
Mississippi..........................................2016...................................................2.............1
Florida State.......................................1969-70.............................................. 4............0
Alabama..............................................1973-85.......................................... 183.........183
Miami (Fla.).........................................2015....................................................1............0
Oregon State......................................1974-75.............................................20............ 3
Sioux Falls...........................................1990..................................................16............0
Brigham Young...................................1987....................................................6............ 2
California............................................2018...................................................0............0
Marshall..............................................2007-09...........................................48............0
Missouri State.....................................2016...................................................3............0
Tulsa....................................................1979...................................................16............0
Southern Cal.......................................1991-95............................................. 74.......... 64
Rutgers...............................................2013-19.............................................111..........29
California............................................2015...................................................5............0
Virginia................................................2000-03...........................................52............ 2
Alabama..............................................2019-22............................................38.......... 34
Michigan.............................................2017.................................................. 10............ 6
South Carolina....................................2022-23.............................................9.............1
Texas Christian...................................1983....................................................6............ 2
Ohio State...........................................2000...................................................1............0
Arizona................................................1971-72.............................................28...........21
Oregon................................................1993-94..............................................6............0
Kent State...........................................2017.....................................................1............0
Western Illinois...................................2003-08...........................................63..........62
Arizona State......................................2019-21.............................................33...........18
Catawba..............................................1981....................................................2............0
Tulane.................................................1990..................................................16............ 9
Colorado.............................................1977-83.............................................86.......... 27
Baylor..................................................2023...................................................2............0
Montana..............................................1990................................................. 10............0
Xavier..................................................1960...................................................8............ 7
Cincinnati............................................2005-06............................................19...........16
Texas A&I............................................1978-81.............................................59.......... 45
Western Michigan...............................1994.................................................... 7............0
Baylor..................................................1984-86............................................43........... 11
Washington State...............................2002.................................................. 4............0
Wisconsin............................................2002.................................................12.............1
Delaware............................................1972....................................................0............0
Arizona State......................................1976-82............................................90..........86
Appalachian State..............................2022...................................................2............0
Tennessee...........................................2011....................................................6............0
Clemson..............................................1991-93, 1996...................................39...........10
S. Connecticut State...........................1987....................................................2............0
Tulsa....................................................1969................................................. 10............ 7
Holy Cross..........................................1965-66............................................28..........23
Arkansas.............................................2021-23............................................48.......... 34
Ohio State...........................................1982-84.............................................21............ 2
Vanderbilt...........................................1987....................................................3............0
Iowa....................................................2012...................................................0............0
Florida.................................................2010-12.............................................38..........29
West Virginia.......................................1969...................................................6............0
Wake Forest........................................2020-22...........................................28...........10
Kansas State.......................................1973-75.............................................35..........20
Regina.................................................2015..................................................13............0
Alabama..............................................2012-19, 21...................................... 117......... 114
Louisiana State...................................2018....................................................1............0
Louisiana State...................................2004-06............................................13............0

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#
97
41
30
63
82
31
69
27
60
71
97
13
23
15
60
81
47
76
50
41
63
99
47
24
99
8, 2, 5
19
7
6
61
50
83
79
62
50
45
37
36
60

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Central Florida....................................2023....................................................1............0
Oregon................................................2015...................................................0............0
Montana..............................................2012...................................................2............0
Louisiana State...................................2022...................................................0............0
Oklahoma...........................................1974....................................................9.............1
North Carolina....................................1995-97............................................ 37..........20
Texas...................................................2011-12...............................................0............0
Iowa State...........................................2005-08...........................................63.......... 49
Tennessee...........................................1990-92............................................42............ 8
Nebraska............................................2002-08...........................................92..........20
Washington State...............................1986-89............................................49............ 8
Louisiana State...................................1990-92............................................32...........12
Michigan.............................................1972-73.............................................25...........18
Monmouth..........................................2016-18.............................................40..........28
Texas A&I............................................1995...................................................0............0
Arkansas.............................................2018...................................................0............0
Wyoming.............................................2017-18.............................................23............ 2
Stanford..............................................1981-86.............................................88...........77
Penn State..........................................2000.................................................18............ 5
Ft. Valley State....................................1987-89............................................44............ 3
Texas Southern...................................1978....................................................3............0
Duke...................................................2002..................................................8............0
Illinois.................................................2012-15.............................................45..........28
San Diego State..................................1975-77............................................. 37...........15
Long Beach State...............................1991-92.............................................32...........15
Michigan State....................................2009-11, 17-18, 20-22.......................30............ 2
Washington.........................................2001-03.............................................. 4............0
Notre Dame........................................1966-67.............................................18...........0*
Kansas................................................1980-81..............................................21............0
Clemson..............................................1965................................................... 4............ 4
North Dakota State.............................2018...................................................6............0
Texas...................................................2022...................................................6............ 2
Prairie View........................................1960-70...........................................146.........55*
Doane.................................................1973.....................................................1............0
Stephen F. Austin................................1974-79.............................................84..........82
Kentucky.............................................1991...................................................13...........10
Southern.............................................1989-95.......................................... 104......... 101
Mississippi State.................................1990...................................................2............0
Boston College...................................1977....................................................3............0

History

NAME
POS.
DL
Hill, Trysten
CB
Hill Troy
Hilliard, Lex
RB
OL
Hines, Chasen
WR
Hinton, Eddie
CB
Hitchcock, Jimmy
OL
Hix, Kyle
CB
Hobbs, Ellis
DE
Hobby, Marion
G
Hochstein, Russ
DE
Hodge, Milford
QB
Hodson, TommyDB
Hoey, George
WR
Hogan, Chris
LB
Holcomb, SeanWR
Hollister, CodyTE
Hollister, Jacob
OT
Holloway, Brian
LB
Holmberg, Rob
FS
Holmes, Darryl
NT
Holmes, Ernie
DL
Holsey, Bernard
Hoomanawanui, Michael TE
CB
Howard, Bob
LB
Howard, DavidQB
Hoyer, BrianQB
Huard, Damon
Huarte, JohnQBP
Hubach, MikeDT
Hudson, Bill
LB
Humber, Ramon
WR
Humphrey, Lil’JordanDT
Hunt, Jim Lee
OT
Hunt, Kevin
LB
Hunt, SamRB
Hunter, Ivy Joe
CB
Hurst, MauriceSS
Hutson, BrianOC
Hyland, Bob-INAME
Ihedigbo, James
Ilg, Ray
Imhof, Martin
Ingram, Brian
Ingram, Jake
Iosefa, Joey
Irwin, Heath
Isaia, Sale
Israel, Steve
Ivory, Horace
Ivy, Corey
Iwuoma, Chidi
Izzo, LarryIzzo, Ryan

POS.
S
LB
DE
LB
LS
RB
G
G
CB
RB
CB
CB
LB
TE

#
44
45
64
51
47
47
63
72
21
23
28
29
53
85

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Massachusetts....................................2011...................................................16...........12
Colgate...............................................1967-68............................................28............ 3
San Diego State..................................1975....................................................5............ 3
Tennessee...........................................1982-85............................................39............0
Hawaii.................................................2009-10............................................24............0
Hawaii.................................................2015...................................................2............0
Colorado.............................................1996-99............................................44...........16
UCLA...................................................2000.................................................16...........14
Pittsburgh...........................................1997-99............................................29..........20
Oklahoma...........................................1977-81.............................................45...........12
Oklahoma...........................................1999...................................................0............0
California............................................2006..................................................3............0
Rice.....................................................2001-08...........................................127............0
Florida State.......................................2018-20.............................................18...........16-JNAME
Jackson, Chad
Jackson, Curtis
Jackson, Eddie
Jackson, Harold

POS.
WR
WR
CB
WR

#
17
82
29
29

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Florida.................................................2006-07............................................14.............1
Texas A&M..........................................2000.................................................. 7............ 2
Arkansas.............................................2007...................................................3............0
Jackson State.....................................1978-81,87........................................64..........622024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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History

NAME
Jackson, Honor
Jackson, J.C.
Jackson Sr. MichaelJackson, StevenJackson, Tre’
Jacobs, Harry
Jacobs, Ray
Jagielski, Harry
James, Craig
James, Roland
Janik, Tom
Jarostchuk, Ilia
Jarvis, Ray
Jean Francois, Ricky
Jefferson, Shawn
Jelks, Andrew
Jells, Dietrich
Jenkins, Ed
Jennings, Anfernee
Jeter, Gary
John, Ulrick
Johnson, Andy
Johnson, Anthony
Johnson, Bethel
Johnson, Billy
Johnson, Charles
Johnson, Damaris
Johnson, Damian
Johnson, Daryl
Johnson, Ellis
Johnson, Garrett
Johnson, Jakob
Johnson, Joe
Johnson, Lee
Johnson, Leonard
Johnson, MarioJohnson, Olrick
Johnson, Preston
Johnson, Rufus
Johnson, Steve
Johnson, Ted
Jones, Aaron
Jones, CedricJones, Chandler
Jones, Chris
Jones, Cyrus
Jones, Don
Jones, Ezell
Jones, Jack
Jones, Jonathan
Jones, Kenyatta
Jones, Mac
Jones, Marcus
Jones, Mike
Jones, Nate
Jones, Tebucky
Jones, Todd
Jordan, LaMont
Jordan, Shelby
Jordan, Tim
Judon, Matthew

Patriots all-time roster

POS.
DB
DB
CB
RB
G
DE/LB
DT
DT
RB
SS
DB/P
LB
WR
DL
WR
OL
WR
RB
LB
DE
OL
RB
DL
WR
DB
WR
WR
OG
DB
RB
NT
FB
OE
P
DB
DL
LB
RB
LB
TE
LB
DE
WR
DE
DT
CB
S
OT
DB
CB
T
QB
DB
DE
DB
DB
OL
RB
OT
LB
LB

#
29
27, 29
45
39
63
83
87
73
32
38
21
50
87
94
84
76
83
30
58, 33
99
67
32
96
81
47
81
15
68
23
38
60
47
24
10
34
98
51
48
59
85
52
97
83
95
94
24, 41
29
74
13
31
74
10
25
96
23
34
63
32
74
93
9

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Pacific.................................................1972-73.............................................20...........12
Maryland.............................................2018-21, 23......................................70.......... 45
Miami (Fla.).........................................2020...................................................1............0
Oregon State......................................2015...................................................2.............1
Florida State.......................................2015-16..............................................13............ 9
Bradley...............................................1960-62............................................23......... NA
Howard Payne....................................1969...................................................8............ 5
Indiana................................................1960-61..............................................19...........18
Southern Methodist............................1984-88............................................52.......... 33
Tennessee...........................................1980-90...........................................145.........122
Texas A&I............................................1969-71.............................................42............ 3
New Hampshire..................................1990..................................................12.............1
Norfolk State.......................................1979.................................................... 7............0
Louisiana State...................................2017....................................................6.............1
Central Florida....................................1996-99............................................63...........61
Vanderbilt...........................................2017....................................................0............0
Pittsburgh...........................................1996-97.............................................18.............1
Holy Cross..........................................1974....................................................3............0
Alabama..............................................2020-23...........................................45...........21
Southern Cal.......................................1989..................................................14............0
Georgia State......................................2018...................................................0............0
Georgia...............................................1974-81.............................................94.......... 43
Louisiana State...................................2016................................................... 4.............1
Texas A&M..........................................2003-05...........................................39............ 7
Nebraska............................................1966-69............................................32............ 4
Colorado.............................................2001..................................................14............ 2
Tulsa....................................................2015....................................................1............0
Kansas State.......................................1990..................................................16...........16
Morgan State......................................1968-71.............................................42...........41
S.E. Louisiana.....................................1965-66............................................28............ 2
Illinois.................................................2000..................................................8............ 2
Tennessee...........................................2019-21............................................. 37..........20
Boston College...................................1960-61..............................................13........... 11
Brigham Young...................................1999-2001........................................ 37............0
Iowa State...........................................2015................................................... 4............ 3
Missouri..............................................1993...................................................6............0
Florida A&M........................................2000.................................................12............0
Florida A&M........................................1968...................................................3............0
Tarleton State.....................................2015....................................................1............0
Virginia Tech.......................................1988..................................................14............ 3
Colorado.............................................1995-2004....................................... 117.........104
Eastern Kentucky................................1993-95............................................ 37.............1
Duke...................................................1982-90.......................................... 120.......... 37
Syracuse.............................................2012-15.............................................55..........52
Bowling Green....................................2013-15.............................................28..........23
Alabama..............................................2016-18..............................................12.............1
Arkansas State....................................2014...................................................9............0
Minnesota...........................................1969-70.............................................15............0
Arizona State......................................2022-23............................................17............ 2
Auburn................................................2016-23........................................... 115.......... 57
South Florida......................................2001-02.............................................18........... 11
Alabama..............................................2021-23............................................42.......... 42
Houston..............................................2022-23............................................17............ 5
North Carolina State...........................1994-97.............................................61.......... 37
Rutgers...............................................2011....................................................5.............1
Syracuse.............................................1998-2002, 06................................. 72..........36
Texas A&M..........................................1993................................................... 4............0
Maryland.............................................2008..................................................8............0
Washington (Mo.)................................1975,77-82........................................95.......... 87
Wisconsin............................................1987-89............................................30...........10
Grand Valley State..............................2021-23............................................38.......... 33-KNAME
Kaczur, Nick

326

POS.
T

#
77

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Toledo.................................................2005-10............................................68..........622024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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POS.
LB
DL
QB
G
WR
LS
LB
LB
TE
S
DL
CB/KR
DL
QB
QB
S
DT
WR
DL
OE
LS
LB
DB/LB
RB
LB
QB
DL
DL
OT
G/T
OL
WR
T
LB
LB
C
LB
LB
G
DT
OC
LB

#
52
97
11
75, 67
10
48
59
45
44
29
99
31
93
19
6
26
73
19
96
86
46
57
36
41
52
16
70
90
62
70
67
84
62
54
91
67
90
53
61
93
78
47

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Stanford..............................................1972...................................................14.............1
Miami (Fla.).........................................2018...................................................2............0
California............................................1970................................................... 11...........10
Illinois.................................................2016-19, 21....................................... 77.......... 33
Iowa....................................................2004...................................................8............0
Wisconsin............................................2010...................................................8............0
Ohio State...........................................1999-2001........................................24...........14
Maryland.............................................1970.....................................................1............0
Virginia Tech.......................................2020-21..............................................6............0
Oklahoma...........................................1975...................................................12............0
Baylor..................................................2004....................................................1............0
Colorado.............................................2001-02..............................................9............0
Mississippi State.................................2013...................................................5............ 5
Northwestern......................................1983-84..............................................2............0
Southern California.............................2019...................................................0............0
Michigan.............................................1991....................................................3............0
Tulane.................................................1966..................................................14............0
Florida.................................................2006.................................................. 4.............1
Maryland.............................................2016...................................................0............0
Florida State.......................................1961.................................................... 4......... NALouisiana State...................................2003...................................................2............0
Tennessee...........................................1971, 73.............................................28..........28
Auburn................................................2015-21............................................. 73............0
Houston..............................................1962..................................................14............0
Tulsa....................................................1973-81............................................124..........40
Texas Tech..........................................2003...................................................0............0
Kent State...........................................2015....................................................1............0
Temple................................................2003-05...........................................29............ 3
Iowa State...........................................1961-62.............................................24..........22
Hawaii.................................................2000-04...........................................26...........10
Kent State...........................................2013-15.............................................33...........18
Morningside........................................1970....................................................3............0
North Dakota......................................2002..................................................0............0
Catawba..............................................1968...................................................6.............1
Southern California.............................1999...................................................6............0
Boston College...................................2003-11............................................ 121........ 120
Purdue................................................2011-12.............................................22.............1
Iowa State...........................................1978.....................................................1............0
Iowa....................................................1994-96............................................40..........36
Navy....................................................1999...................................................5............0
UCLA...................................................1983....................................................2............0
Penn State..........................................2004...................................................5............0

History

NAME
Kadziel, Roin
Kamalu, Ufomba
Kapp, Joe
Karras, Ted
Kasper, Kevin
Katula, Matt
Katzenmoyer, Andy
Kecman, Dan
Keene, Dalton
Keeton, Durwood
Kelley, Ethan
Kelly, Ben
Kelly, Tommy
Kerrigan, Mike
Kessler, Cody
Key, David
Khayat, Ed
Kight, Kelvin
Kilgo, Darius
Kimber, Bill
Kinchen, Brian
Kiner, Steve
King, Brandon
King, Claude
King, Steve
Kingsbury, Kliff
Kitchen, Ishmaa’ily
Klecko, Dan
Klein, Dick
Klemm, Adrian
Kline, Josh
Knief, Gayle
Knutson, Matt
Koontz, Ed
Kopp, Jeff
Koppen, Dan
Koutouvides, Niko
Krakau, Merv
Kratch, Bob
Kuberski, Bob
Kuehn, Art
Kurpeikis, Justin-LNAME
LaCosse, Matt
Ladd, Anthony
LaFell, Brandon
LaFreniere, Bill
Lambert, Dion
Landry, Anthony
Lane, Max
Langham, Antonio
Langi, Harvey
Larsen, Spencer
Larson, William
Lassiter, Ike
Law, Ty
Lawson, Jamie
Lawson, Odell
LeBlanc, Michael
Lee, Eric
Lee, John
Lee, Keith

POS.
TE
WR
WR
WR
DB
RB
OT
CB
LB
FB
RB
DE
CB
RB
RB
RB
DL
DE
DB

#
83
18
19
88
28
35
68
38
48, 52
46
34
87
24
29
32
27, 4055
66
22

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Illinois.................................................2019, 21.............................................12............ 8
Cincinnati............................................1998................................................... 4............0
LSU.....................................................2014-15............................................. 27..........20
Northeastern.......................................1987....................................................0............0
UCLA...................................................1992-93............................................30............ 4
Stephen F. Austin................................1990...................................................0............0
Navy....................................................1994-2000..................................... 100.......... 70
Alabama..............................................2000.................................................15............ 7
Brigham Young...................................2017, 21-22....................................... 10.............1
Arizona................................................2012...................................................0............0
Western Illinois...................................1960....................................................1............0
St. Augustine’s....................................1970-71..............................................19...........16
Michigan.............................................1995-2004....................................... 141.........133
North Carolina State...........................1990....................................................1............0
Langston.............................................1970-71..............................................16............ 3
Stephen F. Austin................................1987.................................................... 4............ 2
South Florida......................................2017....................................................6............ 5
Nebraska............................................1981.................................................... 4............ 4
Colorado State....................................1981-84.............................................54............ 82024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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History

NAME
Lee, Kevin
Lee, Robert
Legette, Bernie
Lengel, Matt
Lenkaitis, Bill
Leo, Bobby
Leo, Charlie
Leonard, Louis
LeVoir, Mark
Lewis, Bill
Lewis, Dion
Lewis, Vernon
Light, Matt
Lindquist, Paul
Linne, Larry
Lippett, Ronnie
Livingston, Walt
Lloyd, Brandon
Lockett, Bret
Lockhart, Eugene
Lockwood, Scott
Lofton, Oscar
Lofton, Steve
Long, CharlieLong, Chris
Long, Mike
Looker, DaneLott, Billy
Loudd, Rommie
Loukas, Angelo
Love, Arther
Love, Kyle
Lowe, Omare
Lowe, Vederian
Lowery, Nick
Lowry, Orlando
Lua, Oscar
Lucas, Ray
Lunsford, Mel
Lyle, RickPatriots all-time roster

POS.
WR
G
RB
TE
C
WR
OG
DL
T
C
RB
CB
T
DT
WR
DB
RB
WR
DB
LB
RB
OE
CB
G
DE
OE
WR
RB
LB
G
TE
DL
CB
OL
K
LB
LB
WR
DE
DL

#
86
60
35
82
67
24
63
66
64
75
33
43
72
67
80
42
24
85
38, 26
51
40
86
38
76
95
87
87
32
60
66
48
74
23
59
7
91
49
15
72
96

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Alabama..............................................1994-95.............................................. 7............ 2
Missouri..............................................1960...................................................8......... NA
Michigan State....................................1993-94............................................ 10............0
Eastern Kentucky................................2016...................................................6............0
Penn State..........................................1971-81............................................. 151......... 119
Harvard...............................................1967-68..............................................3............0
Indiana................................................1960-62............................................34......... NA
Fresno State.......................................2010....................................................1............0
Notre Dame........................................2008-10............................................32............ 2
Nebraska............................................1993................................................... 7............ 5
Pittsburgh...........................................2015-17.............................................30...........19
Pittsburgh...........................................1993-96............................................44............ 2
Purdue................................................2001-11........................................... 155.........153
New Hampshire..................................1961....................................................2......... NA
Texas-El Paso......................................1987....................................................3............ 3
Miami (Fla.).........................................1983-91........................................... 122.......... 111
Heidelberg..........................................1960...................................................3............0
Illinois.................................................2012..................................................16...........15
UCLA...................................................2009-11............................................. 10............0
Houston..............................................1991-92.............................................32...........21
Southern Cal.......................................1992-93.............................................. 4............0
S.E. Louisiana.....................................1960..................................................14............ 6
Texas A&M..........................................1997.................................................. 10............0
Tennessee-Chattanooga....................1961-69............................................124...........17
Virginia................................................2016..................................................16............ 7
Brandeis..............................................1960...................................................2.............1
Washington.........................................2000..................................................0............0
Mississippi..........................................1961-63.............................................35...........13
UCLA...................................................1961-62............................................. 27...........13
Northwestern......................................1970....................................................2............0
South Carolina St................................2001...................................................0............0
Mississippi State.................................2010-12..............................................41..........25
Washington.........................................2004...................................................3............0
Illinois.................................................2023.................................................. 11............ 8
Dartmouth...........................................1978....................................................2............0
Ohio State...........................................1989...................................................2............0
Southern Cal.......................................2007...................................................0............0
Rutgers...............................................1996...................................................2............0
Central State (Ohio)............................1973-80............................................92.......... 74
Missouri..............................................2002-03............................................21............ 3-MNAME
Mack, Isaiah
Mafi, Atonio
Mahoney, John “Butch”
Maitland, Jack
Mallard, Wesly
Mallett, Ryan
Mallory, Irvin
Maluia, Cassh
Maneri, Steve
Mangiero, Dino
Mangum, John
Mankins, Logan
Mapu, Marte
Marion, Fred
Maroney, Laurence
Marsh, Aaron
Marsh, Cassius
Marshall, Al
Martin, Curtis
Martin, DerrickMartin, Eric

328

POS.
DL
OL
CB
RB
LB
QB
DB
LB
T/TE
NT
DT
OL
LB
FS
RB
WR
DE
WR
RB
S
LB

#
94
68
23
40
96
15
43
46
65, 86
96
74
70
30
31
39
29
55
88
28
26
53

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Chattanooga.......................................2020..................................................2............0
UCLA...................................................2023..................................................17............ 5
American International.......................1961................................................. NA......... NA
Williams..............................................1971-72............................................. 27............0
Oregon................................................2005..................................................3............0
Arkansas.............................................2011-13............................................... 4............0
Virginia Union.....................................1971....................................................2............0
Wyoming.............................................2020..................................................9............0
Temple................................................2010, 14...............................................1............0
Rutgers...............................................1987....................................................2............0
Southern Mississippi...........................1966-67............................................28............ 5
Fresno State.......................................2005-13.......................................... 130.........130
Sacramento State...............................2023..................................................17.............1
Miami (Fla.).........................................1982-91............................................144......... 114
Minnesota...........................................2006-10............................................45...........14
Eastern Kentucky................................1968-69............................................28...........16
UCLA...................................................2017....................................................9.............1
Boise State.........................................1974.................................................... 4............0
Pittsburgh...........................................1995-97............................................45.......... 43
Wyoming.............................................2012...................................................5............0
Nebraska............................................2015................................................... 4............0

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POS.
CB
WR
OL
WR
DT
S
OL
OT
CB
OC
LB
RB
TE
DE
LB
LB
S
RB/KR
LB
RB
WR
P
DL
LB
LB
DE
DB
CB
FB
S
S
OL
LS
S
OL
DE
OT
DE
DE/LB
LB
S
LB
WR
LB
CB
LB
OT
LB
LB
DB
DL
LB
WR
NT
RB
RB
CB
RB
LB
LB
OG
DB
DB
LB
DB
P

#
38
82
68
82
90
28
69
75
47
64
53
35
80
71
51
46
39, 23
37
52
24
17
11
93
59
58
85
32
30
44
34
40
75
49
31
65
70
75
78
55
58
30
50
15
45
27
55
66
44
51
28
66
46, 50
86
92
31
32
23
22
96, 99
52
64
22
24
50
31
14

COLLEGEYEARS
GPGS
Yale.....................................................1973...................................................14............ 2
Michigan State....................................2015...................................................9............ 8Southern California.............................2020...................................................1............0
Louisiana State...................................1988-91.............................................40.............1
Missouri..............................................2002.................................................14............ 5
Nebraska............................................1973....................................................8.............1
Georgia Tech......................................2015-21........................................... 103..........98
Miami (Fla.).........................................1972....................................................6............0
Linfield................................................1974-75..............................................15.............1
Brigham Young...................................1985-88............................................26........... 11South Dakota State.............................1979-81.............................................48...........10
Michigan State....................................1972....................................................3............ 3
Georgia Tech......................................2009.................................................. 4............0
Tuskegee............................................1971................................................... 11............ 5
Tennessee...........................................2008-15.......................................... 103..........93
Notre Dame........................................2006-07.............................................9............0
Penn State..........................................2003-04............................................12............0
UCLA...................................................1978...................................................16............0
Holy Cross..........................................1987....................................................3............ 3
Arizona................................................1973....................................................8.............1
Iowa....................................................2018....................................................1............0
Purdue................................................1991-92.............................................29............0
South Florida......................................2012....................................................1............0
Marshall..............................................2018................................................... 7............0
Boise State.........................................2016-17..............................................14............ 4
Villanova.............................................1960....................................................1............0
Rutgers...............................................2010-22..........................................205........205
Rutgers...............................................2018-20............................................44.......... 33
Mississippi State.................................2003...................................................6............ 3
Arizona State......................................1974-80.............................................81..........65
Iowa State...........................................1974....................................................2............0
UCLA...................................................2022-23............................................12........... 11
Kansas................................................2003....................................................1............0
California (Pa.)....................................2015....................................................1............0
Grand Valley State..............................2011-12..............................................16............ 3
Virginia Tech.......................................1980...................................................8............0
Southern.............................................1960..................................................14...........14
Bishop (Texas).....................................1974-81............................................ 119.......... 37
Southern Cal.......................................1994-2005....................................... 171.........146
Holy Cross..........................................1992................................................... 4............0
Maine..................................................2009-10.............................................16........... 11Southern Cal.......................................1980-89.......................................... 122.......... 74
Virginia................................................2005..................................................0............0
Michigan.............................................2021-22..............................................0............0
Kent State...........................................1996-97.............................................17............0
Delaware............................................1987....................................................3............0
Texas...................................................1976-78.............................................39...........16
South Florida......................................2009..................................................0............0
Dartmouth...........................................1963-64.............................................17............ 2
N.C. State............................................1968-72............................................43............ 7
Texas...................................................1980...................................................6............0
Ohio State...........................................2021-23.............................................16.............1
Michigan ............................................1990-93............................................58...........41
Tennessee-Martin...............................1989....................................................1............0
Tampa.................................................1975...................................................13............0
Clemson..............................................1987....................................................3.............1
Clemson..............................................1984-90............................................90...........17
Towson State......................................1995-97............................................48............ 3
Richmond............................................1999-2000......................................... 4............0
Boston University...............................1965................................................... 4............0
Minnesota...........................................1991................................................... 11............ 3
Connecticut........................................2018-19...............................................2............0
Northern Illinois..................................2015...................................................8............0
Colorado.............................................1999...................................................0............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................2007-10............................................64..........40
Michigan.............................................2010-12.............................................48............0

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History

NAME
Martin, Donald
Martin, Keshawn
Martin, Marcus
Martin, SammyMartin, Steve
Mason, Dave
Mason, Shaq
Mass, Wayne
Massey, Jim
Matich, Trevor
Matthews, Bill
Matthews, Henry
Matthews, Michael
May, Art
Mayo, Jerod
Mays, Corey
Mayer, Shawn
McAlister, James
McCabe, Jerry
McCall, Bob
McCarron, Riley
McCarthy, Shawn
McClain, Terrell
McClellan, Albert
McClellin, Shea
McComb, Don
McCourty, Devin
McCourty, Jason
McCrary, Fred
McCray, Prentice
McCurry, Dave
McDermott, Conor
McDermott, Sean
McDonald, Dewey
McDonald, Nick
McDougald, Doug
McGee, George
McGee, Tony
McGinest, Willie
McGovern, Rob
McGowan, Brandon
McGrew, Lawrence
McGrew, Michael
McGrone, Cameron
McGruder, Scooter
McHale, Joe
McKay, Bob
McKenzie, Tyrone
McKinnon, Don
McMahon, Art
McMichael, Steve
McMillan, Raekwon
McMurtry, Greg
McNeil, Emmanuel
McQuay, Leon
McSwain, Chuck
McSwain, Rod
Meggett, David
Megna, Marc
Meixler, Ed
Melander, Jon
Melifonwu, Obi
Melvin, Rashaan
Merkerson, Ron
Meriweather, Brandon
Mesko, Zoltan

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History

NAME
Meyers, Jakobi
Michel, Sony
Mickens, Ray
Mildren, Jack
Millen, HughMiller, Al
Miller, Dan
Miller, Jim
Miller, Josh
Milloy, Lawyer
Mills, Garrett
Mills, Jalen
Mingo, Barkevious
Mirich, Rex
Mitchell, Brandon
Mitchell, DaMarcus
Mitchell, Leroy
Mitchell, Malcolm
Mitchell, Mel
Moe, TJ
Molden, Antwaun
Moncrief, Donte
Montgomery II, Ty
Montler, Mike
Moore, Arthur
Moore, Brandon
Moore, Eric
Moore, Greg
Moore, Leroy
Moore, Marty
Moore, Rashad
Moore, Sterling
Moore, Steve
Moore, Will
Moore, Zach
Moreland, Earthwind
Morey, Sean
Morgan, Stanley
Morris, Aric
Morris, James
Morris, Jamie
Morris, Jon
Morris, Sammy
Morriss, Guy
Mosely, Quandre
Mosier, John
Moss, Randy
Moss, Roland
Moss, ZefrossMowatt, Zeke
Mruczkowski, Gene
Mulligan, Matthew
Munson, Calvin
Murray, Bill
Murphy, Bill
Murphy, Jim
Murrell, Marques
Myers, Leonard

Patriots all-time roster

POS.
WR
RB
CB
S
QB
RB
K
QB
P
S
TE
DB
LB
DT
DE
DL
DB
WR
S
WR
CB
WR
WR
OT
DT
OT
DL
LB
DE
LB
DL
DB
OT
WR
DL
CB
WR
WR
S
LB
RB
OC
RB
OC
DB
TE
WR
TE
T
TE
OL
TE
LB
OL
WR
QB
LB
CB

#
16
26
38
45
7
32
6
13
8
36
45
2
51
76
98
97
41
19
24
84
27
14
14
64
75
70
92, 98
54
61
58,90
95
29
67
83
90
29
85
86
29
49
24
56
34
75
34
88
81
86
77
81
64
88
43
62
31
7
93
25

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
North Carolina State...........................2019-22............................................60..........39
Georgia...............................................2018-20............................................38..........28
Texas A&M..........................................2006.................................................. 4............0
Oklahoma...........................................1974...................................................14...........10
Washington.........................................1991-92.............................................20..........20
Boston College...................................1960..................................................14............ 8
Miami (Fla.).........................................1982...................................................2............0
Michigan State....................................2004...................................................0............0
Arizona................................................2004-06...........................................42............0
Washington.........................................1996-2002...................................... 112........ 106
Tulsa....................................................2006..................................................0............0
Louisiana State...................................2021-23............................................43.......... 34
Louisiana State...................................2016..................................................16............0
Northern Arizona................................1970.................................................... 7.............1
Texas A&M..........................................1997-2001.........................................62.......... 37
Purdue................................................2022..................................................16............0
Texas Southern...................................1967-68............................................28..........28
Georgia...............................................2016-17..............................................14............ 6Western Kentucky...............................2006-07........................................... 10............0
Missouri..............................................2013...................................................0............0
Eastern Kentucky................................2011...................................................16............ 2
Mississippi State.................................2020..................................................6............0
Stanford..............................................2022-23............................................14............0
Colorado.............................................1969-72............................................53..........50
Tulsa....................................................1973-77.............................................29............0
Duke...................................................1993-95............................................26............0
Florida State.......................................2010, 11...............................................6............ 3
Tennessee-Chattanooga....................1987....................................................3............ 3
Ft. Valley State....................................1961-62..............................................19............ 2
Kentucky.............................................1994-99, 2001..................................96...........10
Tennessee...........................................2007....................................................1............0
Southern Methodist............................2011-12..............................................14............ 3
Tennessee State.................................1983-87............................................52...........31
Texas Southern...................................1995..................................................16...........13
Concordia-St. Paul..............................2014...................................................8.............1
Georgia Southern...............................2004...................................................9............ 2
Brown.................................................1999...................................................2............0
Tennessee...........................................1977-89........................................... 180.........165
Michigan State....................................2003................................................... 4............0
Iowa....................................................2014...................................................0............0
Michigan ............................................1990...................................................5............0
Holy Cross..........................................1964-74.......................................... 130..........82
Texas Tech..........................................2007-10.............................................41...........12
Texas Christian...................................1984-87............................................53..........22
Kentucky.............................................2022....................................................1............0
Kansas................................................1973....................................................2............ 2
Marshall..............................................2007-10............................................52...........51
Toledo.................................................1971...................................................14............ 6
Alabama State....................................1997-99............................................42.......... 42
Florida State.......................................1990................................................. 10............0
Purdue................................................2003-06............................................18............0
Maine..................................................2013..................................................15............ 4
San Diego State..................................2021, 22-23...................................... 10............0
William & Mary....................................2022....................................................1............0
Cornell................................................1968...................................................6............ 5
Northeastern.......................................1998...................................................0............0
Appalachian State..............................2010....................................................1............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................2001-02.............................................15.............1-NNAME
Nance, Jim
Naposki, Eric
Neal, Stephen
Neblett, Andre

330

POS.
RB
LB
OL
DL

#
35
49
61
71

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Syracuse.............................................1965-71.............................................94.........66*
Connecticut........................................1988-89.............................................. 4............0
Cal State Bakersfield..........................2001-10............................................86...........81
Temple................................................2013....................................................1............0

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Neighbors, Billy
Nelson, Edmund
Nelson, Steve
Neumann, Tom
Neville, Tommy
Newhouse, Marshall
Newton, Cam
Nichols, Bob
Nichols, Ricky
Ninkovich, Rob
Nixon, Tre
Nordin, Quinn
Nugent, David
Nugent, Mike

Patriots all-time roster

POS.
OG
DE
LB
RB
OT
OL
QB
TE
WR
LB/DE
WR
K
DE
K

#
73
65
57
36
77
72
1
87
86
50
82
3, 47
92
2

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Alabama..............................................1962-65............................................56..........56
Auburn................................................1988..................................................12.............1
N. Dakota State..................................1974-87............................................174.........173
Northern Michigan..............................1963................................................. 10............ 4
Mississippi State.................................1965-77........................................... 160........ 114*
Texas Christian...................................2019..................................................15............ 9
Auburn................................................2020.................................................15...........15
Boston University...............................1967-68.............................................15.............1
East Carolina......................................1987.....................................................1............0
Purdue................................................2009-16.......................................... 123......... 101
Central Florida....................................2023...................................................0............0
Michigan.............................................2021-22..............................................0............0
Purdue................................................2000-01.............................................15.............1
Ohio State...........................................2019................................................... 4............0-OPOS.
T
QB
DB
CB
P
OT
WR
OL
OL
WR
OL
WR
DT
CB
DB
RB
QB
NT
RB

#
68
5
25
21
5
71
85
60
69
80
71
16
71
37
44
29
17
98
34

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
California............................................2006-08...........................................25............ 7
San Diego State..................................2008..................................................2............0
Boston College...................................1960-65............................................63......... NA
California............................................2008.................................................16...........10
Syracuse.............................................1994-95............................................24............0
Virginia Tech.......................................1963-68............................................ 27...........16
Oregon State......................................2011...................................................15............ 3
Penn State..........................................2009-11...............................................5............0
Syracuse.............................................2010...................................................8............0
Bemidji State......................................2019-21............................................. 37............ 2
Michigan.............................................2020-23...........................................64..........56
Purdue................................................2014...................................................0............0
Arizona................................................2000..................................................0............0
Illinois.................................................1974.................................................. 10............ 4
Jackson State.....................................1969-72............................................33...........19
Fairmont State....................................1990................................................... 7............0
Wichita State.......................................1976-81..............................................12.............1
N.C. State............................................1982-86.............................................71.......... 44
Nebraska............................................2021...................................................0............0

HistoryNAMEO’Callaghan, Ryan
O’Connell, Kevin
O’Hanley, Ross
O’Neal, Deltha
O’Neill, Pat
Oakes, Don
Ochocinco, Chad
Ohrnberger, Rich
Ojinnaka, Quinn
Olszewski, Gunner
Onwenu, Mike
Orton, Greg
Osborne, Chuck
Osley, Willie
Outlaw, John
Overton, Don
Owen, Tom
Owens, Dennis
Ozigbo, Devine-PNAME
Page, Jarrad
Palardy, Michael
Parilli, Babe
Parker, DeVante
Parker, Riddick
Pass, Patrick
Patrick, Mike
Patten, David
Patterson, Cordarrelle
Patton, Jerry
Paulk, Jeff
Paxton, Lonie
Pennywell, Carlos
Peoples, George
Peppers, Jabrill
Perkins, Ronnie
Perkins, Willis
Perryman, RobertPeterson, Joe
Petrus, Mitch
Pettway, La’Michael
Pharms Jr., Jeremiah
Phelps, Leroy
Phifer, Roman

POS.
S
P
QB
WR
DT
RB
P
WR
WR
DE
FB
LS
WR
RB
S
LB
OG
RB
CB
OL
TE
DL
DB
LB

#
44
17
15
1
97
35
2
86
84
72
46
66
88
35
3,5
51
67
34
45
67
46
70
46
95

COLLEGEYEARS
GPGS
UCLA...................................................2010................................................. 10.............1
Tennessee...........................................2022...................................................8............0
Kentucky.............................................1961-67.............................................94.......... 11*
Louisville.............................................2022-23...........................................26.......... 24
North Carolina....................................2001..................................................13............0
Georgia...............................................2000-06........................................... 78........... 11
Mississippi State.................................1975-78.............................................43............0
Western Carolina................................2001-04............................................54.......... 44
Tennessee...........................................2018..................................................15............ 5
Nebraska............................................1975....................................................3............ 3
Arizona State......................................2000...................................................1............0
Sacramento State...............................2000-08.......................................... 141............0
Grambling State..................................1978-81.............................................48............ 2
Auburn................................................1983...................................................16............0
Michigan.............................................2022-23...........................................32..........20
Oklahoma...........................................2021-22..............................................0............0
Texas Southern...................................1961.....................................................1.............1
Michigan.............................................1987-89.............................................41...........31
Nevada-Reno......................................1987....................................................3............ 3
Arkansas.............................................2012...................................................2............0
Iowa State...........................................2023...................................................0............0
Friends................................................2023..................................................12............0
Oregon................................................1960...................................................2............0
UCLA...................................................2001-04............................................59.......... 46

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NAME
Phillips, Adrian
Phillips, Jess
Philpott, Ed
Pickering, Clay
Pitts, Mike
Pleasant, Anthony
Plunkett, Art
Plunkett, Jim
Polite, Lousaka
Pool, David
Poole, Tyrone
Pope, Ken
Porell, TomPorter, Willie
Posey, David
Poteat, Hank
President, Andre
Prestridge, Luke
Price, Kenny
Price, Taylor
Profit, Eugene
Pruett, Perry
Pryor, Myron
Puetz, Garry
Purnell, Lovett
Purvis, Vic
Pyne, George

POS.
DB
RB
LB
WR
DE
DE
OT
QB
FB
CB
CB
CB
NT
DB
K
CB
TE
P
LB
WR
DB
DB
DL
OG
TE
WR
DL

#
21
35
52
48
93
98
70
16
36
27
38
41
65
27
9
31, 32
88
17
54
17
22
39
91
77
48,85
31
75

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Texas...................................................2020-23........................................... 67.......... 38
Michigan State....................................1976-77............................................. 27............0
Miami (Ohio).......................................1967-71.............................................68..........53
Maine..................................................1987.....................................................1............0
Alabama..............................................1993-94............................................32...........31
Tennessee State.................................2001-03............................................ 37.......... 27
UNLV...................................................1985, 87...........................................22.............1
Stanford..............................................1971-75..............................................61...........61
Pittsburgh...........................................2011.....................................................1............0
Carson-Newman.................................1991-92..............................................31...........17
Fort Valley State.................................2003-05...........................................22...........21
Oklahoma...........................................1974.................................................... 4............0
Boston College...................................1987.....................................................1.............1
Texas Southern...................................1968..................................................13............0
Florida.................................................1978................................................... 11............0
Pittsburgh...........................................2004-06............................................12............ 2
Angelo State.......................................1995....................................................1............0
Baylor..................................................1984....................................................9............0
Iowa....................................................1971.....................................................1............0
Ohio....................................................2010-11............................................... 4............0
Yale.....................................................1986-88..............................................5............0
North Texas State...............................1971................................................... 11.............1
Kentucky.............................................2009-11.............................................24............ 2
Valparaiso...........................................1979-81.............................................36............ 5West Virginia.......................................1996-98............................................34............ 7
Southern Mississippi...........................1966-67.............................................16...........0*
Olivet..................................................1965..................................................14............ 4-RNAME
Rademacher, Bill
Rakoczy, Gregg
Ramsey, Derrick
Ramsey, Tom
Ratkowski, Ray
Rawlings, Josh
Ray, Eddie
Ray, Terry
Reagor, Jalen
Redd, Vince
Redding, Reggie
Redmond, Alex
Redmond, J.R.
Reed, Benton
Reedy, Bernard
Rehberg, Scott
Rehder, Tom
Reid, Dexter
Reiff, Riley
Reilly, Kevin
Reilly, Trevor
Revis, Darrelle
Rembert, Johnny
Reynolds, Bob
Reynolds, Ed
Reynolds, Ricky
Reynolds, Ross
Reynolds, Tom
Rheams, Leonta
Rice, Rodney
Richard, Darryl
Richard, Jamey
Richards, Dave
Richards, Jordan

332

POS.
WR
OL
TE
QB
RB
OL
RB/P
S
WR
LB
OL
OL
RB
DE
WR
T
OT
S
OL
LB
LB
CB
LB
OT
LB
CB
OL
WR
DL
DB
DL
OL
OL
DB

#
33
71
88
12
23
62
36
23
83
49
70
64
21
71
17
60
76
42
74
55
51
24
52
74
95
21
64
21
75
43
90
71
62
37, 39COLLEGEYEARS
GPGS
N. Michigan State...............................1969-70............................................ 27............ 5
Miami (Fla.).........................................1991-92..............................................21............ 4
Kentucky.............................................1983-85............................................46..........23
UCLA...................................................1985-88.............................................21............ 4
Notre Dame........................................1961.....................................................1......... NA
Minnesota...........................................2000..................................................0............0
Louisiana State...................................1970....................................................5.............1
Oklahoma...........................................1993-96............................................63.......... 24
TCU.....................................................2023.................................................. 11.............1
Liberty.................................................2008..................................................5............0
Cal State-Fullerton..............................1992..................................................14...........14
UCLA...................................................2021...................................................0............0
Arizona State......................................2000-02...........................................33............ 5
Mississippi..........................................1987....................................................3............ 3
Toledo.................................................2017....................................................2............0
Central Michigan................................1997-98..............................................8............0
Notre Dame........................................1988-89............................................32............0
North Carolina....................................2004..................................................13............ 2
Iowa....................................................2023....................................................1............0
Villanova.............................................1975.................................................... 4.............1
Utah....................................................2017....................................................6.............1
Pittsburgh...........................................2014..................................................16...........16
Clemson..............................................1983-92.......................................... 126.......... 72
Bowling Green....................................1972-73.............................................20...........14
Virginia................................................1983-91............................................ 119.......... 34
Washington State...............................1994-96............................................42..........35
Iowa....................................................2020..................................................0............0
San Diego State..................................1972...................................................12............0
Houston..............................................1998...................................................6............0
Brigham Young...................................1989................................................. 10............0
Georgia Tech......................................2009-2010.........................................0............0
Buffalo................................................2012...................................................0............0
UCLA...................................................1996...................................................5............0
Stanford..............................................2015-17, 19........................................44............ 72024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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POS.
DE
DT
DB
WR
RB
LB
DE
TE
S
DB
LB
DL
DE
G
RB
OT
CB
K
T
LB/RB
DE
LB
TE
DB
DB
QB
DT
DB
OG
WR
LB
C/G
LB
RB
OL
NT
TE
LB
CB
K

#
79
75
35
49
22
59
95
82
48
34
52
96
94
76
41
61, 6827
7
64 ,77
51
65
53
86
46
41, 39
13
76
25
71
33
80
67
51
32
66
65
83
91
26
38

COLLEGEYEARSGPGSGrambling State..................................1960...................................................3......... NA
Alabama..............................................1962-64............................................42......... NA
Notre Dame........................................2007-08........................................... 10............0
Jackson State.....................................1969-70.............................................15............0
LSU.....................................................2011-14..............................................52..........25
Kansas................................................2012................................................. 10.............1
Youngstown State...............................2017-20.............................................14............0
Oklahoma State..................................2007...................................................3............0
Arizona................................................1992..................................................15...........15
Marshall..............................................2015...................................................0............0
Houston..............................................2016-19.............................................60.......... 33
Northwest Missouri State...................2022-23............................................12.............1
Southern Mississippi...........................1995..................................................13...........12
Ohio State...........................................1995-96............................................32.......... 27
West Texas State.................................1984...................................................16.............1
Sacramento State...............................1987....................................................3............ 3
East Carolina......................................1990..................................................16............0
Georgia...............................................1982...................................................3............0
Michigan State....................................2000-02...........................................35..........22
Boston College...................................1961...................................................12......... NA
Stanford..............................................1984...................................................12............0
Edinboro State (Pa.)............................1976................................................... 11............ 2
Florida State.......................................1962-67............................................ 75...........0*
Florence State....................................1961.....................................................1......... NA
New Mexico........................................2019-20-21.........................................3.............1
Ohio....................................................2023...................................................0............0
Penn State..........................................1971-73.............................................42.......... 33
Utah....................................................2016-18..............................................21...........12
Penn State..........................................1993-99............................................85.......... 75
Boston University...............................1971-74.............................................43.......... 38
Georgia Tech......................................1960-65............................................56......... NA
Arizona State......................................2000-02...........................................33............ 3West Virginia.......................................1997-99..............................................9............0
Arizona State......................................1991-93.............................................43..........40
Houston..............................................2022...................................................0............0
Boston College...................................1986-87..............................................8............0
Alabama..............................................1998-2001........................................63...........31
Nebraska............................................2008..................................................0............0
Rutgers...............................................2013-16.............................................64..........40
Maryland.............................................2023..................................................17............0

History

NAME
Richardson, Al
Richardson, Jesse
Richardson, Mike
Richardson, Tom
Ridley, StevanRivera, Mike
Rivers, Derek
Rivers, Marcellus
Robbins, Randy
Roberts, Darryl
Roberts, Elandon
Roberts, Sam
Roberts, Tim
Roberts, William
Robinson, Bo
Robinson, Greg
Robinson, Junior
Robinson, Rex
Robinson-Randall, Greg
Robotti, FrankRogers, Doug
Romaniszyn, Jim
Romeo, Tony
Romine, Al
Ross, D’Angelo
Rourke, NathanRowe, DaveRowe, Eric
Rucci, Todd
Rucker, Reggie
Rudolph, Jack
Ruegamer, Grey
Russ, Bernard
Russell, Leonard
Russey, Kody
Ruth, Mike
Rutledge, Rod
Ruud, Bo
Ryan, Logan
Ryland, Chad

-SNAME
Sabb, Dwayne
Sacco, Frank
Sagapolutele, Pio
Salas, Greg
Saltz, Lee
Sam, ChristianSam, P.K.
Samuel, AsanteSanders, James
Sanders, John
Sanders, Lewis
Sandham, Todd
Sands, Terdell
Sanford, Rick
Sanu Sr., Mohamed
Saranovitz, Brian
Sardisco, Tony
Satcher, Doug
Sauerbrun, Todd
Sawyer, Jon
Saxon, Mike

POS.
LB
LB
DT
WR
QB
LB
WR
CB
S
S
DB
OG
DL
FS
WR
OG
OG
LB
P
CB
P

#
95
95
75
17
12
44
14
22
36
25
29
72
74
25
14
70
64
58
18
31
4

COLLEGEYEARSGPGSNew Hampshire..................................1992-96............................................ 73.......... 24
Fordham.............................................1987....................................................2............0
San Diego State..................................1996..................................................15...........10
Hawaii.................................................2012....................................................1............0
Temple................................................1992...................................................0............0
Arizona State......................................2018...................................................0............0
Florida State.......................................2004...................................................3............0
Central Florida....................................2003-07........................................... 75..........53
Fresno State.......................................2005-10............................................84..........50
South Dakota......................................1974-76.............................................30.......... 24
Maryland.............................................2008................................................ 10............ 4
Northeastern.......................................1987....................................................2............0
Tennessee-Chattanooga....................2009...................................................1............0
South Carolina....................................1979-84............................................89..........53
Rutgers...............................................2019...................................................8............ 6
New Hampshire..................................1987....................................................0............0
Tulane.................................................1960-62............................................40......... NASouthern Mississippi...........................1966-68............................................28..........26
West Virginia.......................................2006..................................................2............0
Cincinnati............................................1987....................................................2............0
San Diego State..................................1993..................................................16............0

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NAME
Sayler, Jace
Scarpito, Bob
Schaum, Greg
Schmidt, Bob
Scholtz, Bruce
Schooler, Brenden
Schottenheimer, Marty
Schroeder, Bill
Schubert, Eric
Schubert, Steve
Schwedes, Gerhard
Schwenke, BrianScott, Chad
Scott, Clarence
Scott, Guss
Scott, Trevor
Scott, Walter
Scott, Willie
Scruggs, Greg
Sealby, Randy
Seau, Junior
Secules, Scott
Sellers, Ron
Serwanga, Kato
Seymour, Richard
Shaw, Harold
Shaw, Sedrick
Shaw, Terrance
Sheard, Jabaal
Shegog, Ron
Shelton, Danny
Sherman, Tom
Sherman, Will
Shiancoe, Visanthe
Shiner, Dick
Shoate, Rod
Shonta, Chuck
Shorts, Peter
Sievers, Eric
Siliga, Sealver
Silvestro, Alex
Simerson, John
Simmons, Kendall
Simmons, Tony
Simon, John
Sims, Kenneth
Singer, Karl
Singleton, Chris
Sisson, Scott
Skene, Doug
Skinner, Deontae
Slade, Chris
Slater, Matthew
Small, Torrance
Smerlas, Fred
Smith, Antowain
Smith, Donnell
Smith, Hal
Smith, John
Smith, Jonathan
Smith, Jonnu
Smith, Kenny
Smith, Le Kevin
Smith, Otis
Smith, Ricky
Smith, Rod

334

Patriots all-time roster

POS.
DL
WR/P
DE
OT
LB
DB
LB
WR
K
WR
RB
OL
CB
DB
S
DE
DL
TE
TE
LB
LB
QB
WR
CB
DL
FB
RB
CB
DL
SS
DL
QB/DB
OL
TE
QB
LB
DB
DE
TE
DT
DE
OT
G
WR
DE
DE
OT
LB
K
G
LB
LB
WR
WR
NT
RB
DE
DT
K
WR
TE
DL
DL
CB
DB
DB

#
94
46
76
74
51
41
54
18
1
87
31
63
30
26
29,39
99
94
88
83
53, 59
55
10
34
31
93
44
23
22
93
42
71
14
68
80
11
56
34
90
85
71, 96
69
75
71
81
55
77
68
55
9
74
55
53
18
84
76
32
65
70
1
81
81
95
90
45
27
22

COLLEGEYEARS
GPGS
Michigan State....................................2001...................................................2.............1
Notre Dame........................................1968..................................................14............0
Michigan State....................................1978...................................................14............0
Minnesota...........................................1964...................................................14......... NA
Texas...................................................1989...................................................8............ 2
Texas...................................................2022-23...........................................33............0
Pittsburgh...........................................1969-70............................................23............ 5
Wisconsin-La Crosse..........................1995...................................................0............0
Pittsburgh...........................................1987.....................................................1............0
Massachusetts....................................1974....................................................8............ 2
Syracuse.............................................1960-61............................................... 7......... NA
California............................................2018...................................................3............0
Maryland.............................................2005-07............................................17............ 9Morgan State......................................1969-72............................................43.......... 24
Florida.................................................2004-06.............................................6............ 2
Buffalo................................................2012..................................................14............ 2
East Carolina......................................1996....................................................1............0
South Carolina....................................1986-88............................................25............ 2
Louisville.............................................2016...................................................0............0
Missouri..............................................1987....................................................2.............1
Southern Cal.......................................2006-09...........................................38...........16
Virginia................................................1993..................................................12............ 4
Florida State ......................................1969-71.............................................35..........30
California............................................1998-2000........................................31............ 3
Georgia...............................................2001-08............................................111........ 105
Southern Mississippi...........................1998-2000.......................................35............0
Iowa....................................................1997-98.............................................14.............1
Stephen F. Austin................................2001..................................................13............ 3
Pittsburgh...........................................2015-16.............................................28............ 9
Austin Peay.........................................1987....................................................3............ 3
Washington.........................................2018-19.............................................29...........15
Penn State..........................................1968-69.............................................18............ 7
Colorado.............................................2021....................................................1............0
Morgan State......................................2012...................................................5............0
Maryland.............................................1973-74............................................... 4............0
Oklahoma...........................................1975-81............................................. 76..........65
Eastern Michigan................................1960-67.............................................14...........14
Illinois State........................................1989....................................................1............0
Maryland.............................................1989-90............................................24............ 6
Utah....................................................2013-15.............................................25...........13
Rutgers...............................................2011.....................................................1............0
Purdue................................................1961.................................................. 10......... NA
Auburn................................................2009...................................................1............0
Wisconsin............................................1998-2000.......................................38............ 9
Ohio State...........................................2018-20............................................43..........30
Texas...................................................1982-89............................................ 74.......... 64
Purdue................................................1966-68............................................39............0
Arizona................................................1990-93............................................33..........22
Georgia Tech......................................1993..................................................13............0
Michigan.............................................1994....................................................6............ 6
Mississippi State.................................2014................................................... 7.............1
Virginia................................................1993-2000......................................127........ 108
UCLA...................................................2008-23.........................................239............ 3
Alcorn State........................................2001...................................................3............0
Boston College...................................1991-92.............................................32.............1
Houston..............................................2001-03............................................45..........36
Southern.............................................1973-74..............................................21............0
UCLA...................................................1960................................................. 10......... NASouthampton (England)......................1974-83........................................... 116............0
Georgia Tech......................................2006..................................................2............0
Florida International...........................2021-22............................................30...........19
Alabama..............................................2008..................................................0............0
Nebraska............................................2006-08............................................31............0
Missouri..............................................1996, 2000-02.................................56.......... 48
Alabama State....................................1982-84............................................26............0
Notre Dame........................................1992-94............................................48...........172024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

Patriots all-time roster

POS.
DE
WR
WR
LB
TE
T
DB
QB
DT
OL
TE
CB
DE
DB
DL
LB
DE
S
OG
WR
WR/QB
NT
WR
CB
WR
K
K
LB
G
RB
DB/TE
S
RB
QB
WR
OL
C-G
WR
WR
S
OL
OL
LB
RB
LB
OL
P
G
DB
TE
DE
OL
P
WR
WR

#
97
7
38
45
87
77
42
11
90
62
82
31
78
28
52
55
94
29
60
18, 19
15
63
81
23
81
4
5
59
68
44
45
26
38
4
84
75
78
85
19
24
66
69
72
35
93
64
2
63
21
44
74
74
36
81
13

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Georgia Tech......................................1990-91..............................................17.............1
Southern California.............................2023 ................................................. 11............ 7
Holy Cross..........................................1964....................................................2......... NA
Rutgers...............................................2015...................................................0............0
Michigan State....................................2022-23.............................................6.............1
Colorado.............................................2011-17..............................................98..........95
Minnesota...........................................1960-61...............................................3......... NA
Boston College...................................1960-61.............................................28......... NA
Hawaii.................................................2013...................................................6............ 2
Eastern Michigan................................2023..................................................15...........13
Fresno State.......................................2007-08.............................................5............0
Louisiana-Lafayette............................2006-08............................................19............0
San Diego State..................................1982-83..............................................8.............1
Michigan State....................................2023...................................................5............0
Illinois.................................................2020..................................................6............0
Florida.................................................2010-13..............................................51..........39
Florida State.......................................1998-2000.......................................42............ 3
Ohio State...........................................2009.................................................12............ 8
N. Michigan.........................................1964-73.......................................... 140.........96*
Tennessee...........................................2007, 12.............................................17............ 9
Washington.........................................2009..................................................6............ 2
Michigan.............................................1994.................................................... 7............0
Colorado.............................................1992..................................................13............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................2005.................................................. 7............ 6
McNeese.............................................1983-87............................................ 72.......... 33
Tulsa....................................................1988-91.............................................42............0
Boston College...................................1983....................................................9............0
Notre Dame........................................1973.................................................. 10............ 2
South Carolina....................................1992..................................................14.............1
NW Louisiana State............................1988-92............................................ 76..........59
Syracuse.............................................1960-64............................................49......... NA
Appalachian State..............................2000-01.............................................16............ 4
Oklahoma...........................................2021-23.............................................41...........21
Auburn................................................2019-21...............................................8............0
Purdue................................................1973-77.............................................60..........53
Eastern Michigan................................2008..................................................0............0
Northeastern.......................................1987.....................................................1.............1
UCLA...................................................2003...................................................2............0
Indiana................................................1971....................................................0............0
Memphis.............................................2005.................................................13............ 3
Florida State.......................................2014-15..............................................21...........17
Chattanooga.......................................2022-23........................................... 27.......... 27
College of Pacific................................1960...................................................5......... NASouth Dakota State.............................2022..................................................15............0
Troy State............................................1998...................................................6............0
Michigan.............................................2022-23.............................................0............0
Houston..............................................1972...................................................14............0
Bowling Green....................................1976-78.............................................29............0
Michigan State ...................................1963..................................................14......... NA
Nevada...............................................2013...................................................3............0
Boston College...................................1996-99, 2001..................................63..........20
Stanford..............................................2013..................................................13............ 2
Massachusetts....................................1967-68............................................24............0
Tennessee State ................................1974.................................................... 4............0
Florida A&M .......................................1971.................................................... 4.............1

History

NAME
Smith, Sean
Smith-Schuster, JUJu
Snyder, Al
Snyder, Kevin
Sokol, Matt
Solder, Nate
Solitis, Bob
Songin, Ed “Butch”
Sopoaga, Isaac
Sow, Sidy
Spach, Stephen
Spann, Antwain
Spears, Ron
Speed, Ammer
Spence, Akeem
Spikes, Brandon
Spires, Greg
Springs, Shawn
St. Jean, Lennie
Stallworth, Donté
Stanback, Isaiah
Stanley, Sylvester
Stanley, Walter
Starks, Duane
Starring, Stephen
Staurovsky, Jason
Steinfort, Fred
Stenger, Brian
Stephens, Calvin
Stephens, John
Stephens, Tom
Stevens, Matt
Stevenson, Rhamondre
Stidham, Jarrett
Stingley, Darryl
Stokes, Barry
Stokes, Eric
Stokes, J.J.
Stolberg, Eric
Stone, Michael
Stork, Bryan
Strange, Cole
Striegal, Bill
Strong Jr., Pierre
Stuckey, Shawn
Stueber, Andrew
Studstill, Pat
Sturt, Fred
Suci, Bob
Sudfeld, Zach
Sullivan, Chris
Svitek, Will
Swanson, Terry
Sweet, Joe
Sykes, Alfred-TNAME
Taliaferro, Mike
Talib, Aqib
Tanner, John
Tardits, Richard
Tarpinian, Jeff
Tarver, John

POS.
QB
CB
LB/DE
LB
LB
RB

#
17
31
53
53
53
36

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Illinois.................................................1968-71.............................................32..........25
Kansas................................................2012-13..............................................19...........18
Tennessee Tech .................................1973-74............................................. 27............ 2
Georgia...............................................1990-92............................................ 27.............1
Iowa....................................................2011-12............................................. 10.............1
Colorado.............................................1972-74..............................................31...........152024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

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History

NAME
Tate, Brandon
Tatupu, Mosi
Tavai, Jahlani
Taylor, Chris
Taylor, Fred
Taylor, Gene
Taylor, Greg
Taylor, J.J.
Taylor, Kitrick
Tennant, Matt
Testaverde, Vinny
Tharpe, Larry
Thomas, Adalius
Thomas, Ben
Thomas, Blair
Thomas, Demaryius
Thomas, David
Thomas, Donald
Thomas, Donnie
Thomas, Gene
Thomas, Henry
Thomas, Jordan
Thomas, Santonio
Thompkins, Kenbrell
Thompson, Leroy
Thompson, Reyna
Thornton, Khyri
Thornton, Tyquan
Thuney, Joe
Thurman, Nick
Timpson, Michael
Tippett, Andre
Tipton, Dave
Tobin, Matt
Toler, Ken
Tomlinson, Eric
Toner, Ed
Towns, Bobby
Traylor, Keith
Trull, Don
Tucker, Erroll
Tucker, Ross
Tuitele, Maugaula
Tupa, Tom
Turner, Bake
Turner, Bill
Turner, Kevin
Turner, T.J.
Twombly, Darren
Tyms, BrianPatriots all-time roster

POS.
WR
RB
LB
RB
RB
WR
RB
RB
WR
OL
QB
OT
LB
DE
RB
WR
TE
OL
LB
RB
DT
TE
DL
WR
RB
CB
DL
WR
OL
DL
WR
LB
NT
OL
WR
TE
DT
DB
NT
QB
DB
OL
LB
P
WR
DE
RB
LB
C
WR

#
19
30
48
35
21
82
45
42
49
67
14
77
96
99
32
88
86
64
51
22
95
83
92
85
36
21
74
11
62
92
83
56
60
64
82
82
75
34
98
19
21
69
47, 59
19
40
74
34
99
64
84

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
North Carolina....................................2009-10.............................................18........... 11Southern Cal.......................................1978-90...........................................194..........22
Hawaii.................................................2021-23............................................ 47..........28
Indiana................................................2009..................................................0............0
Florida.................................................2009-10.............................................13.............1
Fresno State.......................................1991 ....................................................1............0
Virginia................................................1982....................................................1............0
Arizona................................................2020-22............................................12............0
Washington State...............................1989................................................... 4............0
Boston College...................................2012...................................................0............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................2006..................................................3............0
Tennessee State.................................1996...................................................0............0
Southern Mississippi...........................2007-09...........................................39..........35
Auburn................................................1985..................................................15............0
Penn State..........................................1994....................................................3............0
Georgia Tech......................................2019...................................................0............0
Texas...................................................2006-08...........................................32...........13
Connecticut........................................2011-12.............................................26............ 8
Indiana................................................1976....................................................3.............1
Florida A&M........................................1968...................................................9............ 4
Louisiana State...................................1997-2000........................................64..........52
Mississippi State.................................2020..................................................2............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................2007................................................... 4............0
Cincinnati............................................2013-14..............................................14............ 9
Penn State..........................................1994...................................................16.............1
Baylor..................................................1993..................................................15............ 6
Southern Mississippi...........................2015...................................................0............0
Baylor..................................................2022-23...........................................22...........12
North Carolina State...........................2016-20............................................80..........80
Houston..............................................2020.................................................. 7.............1
Penn State..........................................1989-94............................................70..........25
Iowa....................................................1982-88, 90-93............................... 151.........139
Western Illinois...................................1975-76..............................................12............0
Iowa....................................................2018...................................................0............0
Mississippi..........................................1981-82.............................................25............0
Texas El-Paso......................................2019...................................................2............ 2
Massachusetts....................................1967-70............................................26............0
Georgia...............................................1961....................................................2......... NACentral State (Okla.)...........................2004..................................................16...........10
Baylor..................................................1967.................................................... 7............ 3
Utah....................................................1989...................................................5............0
Princeton............................................2005...................................................1............0
Colorado State....................................2000-02.............................................5............0
Ohio State...........................................1996-98............................................48............0
Texas Tech..........................................1970...................................................14...........13
Boston College...................................1987....................................................2............0
Alabama..............................................1992-94............................................48...........19
Michigan State....................................2001...................................................2............0
Boston College...................................1987.....................................................1.............1
Florida A&M........................................2014-15.............................................. 11............ 2-UNAMEUche, Joshua
Underwood, Tiquan

POS.
LB
WR

#
53, 5510COLLEGEYEARS
GPGS
Michigan.............................................2020-23............................................51............ 3
Rutgers...............................................2011....................................................6............0-VNAME
Valentine, Vincent
Van Eeghen, Mark
Van Noy, Kyle
Vataha, Randy
Vaughn, Jon

336

POS.
DT
RB
LB
WR
RB

#
99
34
53
18
24

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Nebraska............................................2016-17..............................................13............ 2
Colgate...............................................1982-83............................................24...........16
Brigham Young...................................2016-19, 21....................................... 67..........53
Stanford .............................................1971-76.............................................82.......... 44
Michigan.............................................1991-92.............................................32............ 72024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

NAME
Vellano, Joe
Ventrone, Ray
Ventrone, Ross
Vereen, Shane
Veris, Garin
Viaene, David
Villa, Danny
Vinatieri, Adam
Virgin, Dee
Virkus, Scott
Vizcaino, Tristan
Vollmer, Sebastian
Vrabel, Mike

Patriots all-time roster

POS.
DL
DB
DB
RB
DE
OT
OT
K
DB
DE
K
OL
LB

#
72
41
35
34
60, 90
70
75
4
38
70
14
76
50

COLLEGEYEARSGPGSMaryland.............................................2013-14..............................................21............ 9
Villanova.............................................2006-08............................................17............0
Villanova.............................................2011....................................................8............0
California............................................2011-14..............................................42............ 8
Stanford..............................................1985-91............................................. 78.......... 46
Minnesota-Duluth...............................1989-90............................................20............ 8
Arizona State......................................1987-91, 97....................................... 75..........62
South Dakota State.............................1996-2005..................................... 160............0
West Alabama.....................................2020..................................................0............0
San Francisco CC...............................1984....................................................5............0
Washington.........................................2022...................................................2............0
Houston..............................................2009-16............................................88..........80
Ohio State...........................................2001-08.......................................... 125......... 110-WPOS.
OL
CB
P
NT/DT
DL
K
P
LB
WR
DL
RB
DL
DB
DT
WR
RB
CB
CB
TE
NT
G
TE
LB
G
RB
WR
TE
DB
WR
LB
CB
LB
LB
RB
OL
WR
RB
OL
RB
WR
DE
WR
TE
CB
OL
OT
DT
S

#
68
26
9
91
98
12
13, 1594
17
92, 98
27
94
31
76
15
33
46
21
88
92
54
84
53, 52
67
24
82
85
42
44
90
23
66
53
43
66
83
41
62
24
83
66
14
82
22
72
62
97
25

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Texas Tech..........................................2015-18..............................................31............ 7
Ohio State...........................................2021-23............................................20............ 6
Cal State-Northridge...........................1991, 95..............................................8............0
UCLA...................................................1994-95............................................. 11............ 4
Oklahoma...........................................2014...................................................5.............1
None...................................................1972....................................................8............0
Kent State...........................................2001-03, 06.....................................46............0
Southern Arkansas.............................1989..................................................16............0
Northern Iowa.....................................2003................................................... 4............0
Florida.................................................2010, 2011........................................28...........10
Colorado.............................................1999..................................................16............ 2
Texas A&M..........................................2003-10.......................................... 105..........92
Purdue................................................1960-61............................................. 27......... NA
Oklahoma State..................................1993..................................................16...........13
Tennessee...........................................2007-08...........................................24............0
Florida State.......................................2013...................................................2............0
Morgan State......................................1979...................................................12............0
Texas A&M..........................................1990-91.............................................25............ 4
Wake Forest........................................2022....................................................1............0
Louisville.............................................2003................................................. 10...........10
North Texas.........................................2011...................................................16...........16
Georgia...............................................2004-09, 19.......................................81..........55
Florida State.......................................2015...................................................3............0
Georgia Tech......................................1963-64............................................28......... NA
Arizona State......................................1982-86............................................44............ 6
Delaware State...................................1983-84............................................25............0
Oregon................................................2004................................................. 10.............1
Iowa State...........................................1961-71.............................................134........ 60*
The Citadel.........................................2022................................................. 10............0
Michigan State....................................1974-76............................................. 37..........25
Texas A&M..........................................2008..................................................3............0
Miami (Fla.).........................................1971-72.............................................28..........23
Angelo State.......................................1982-86............................................30..........26
Oregon................................................1973....................................................2.............1
Vanderbilt...........................................2011....................................................3.............1
Texas Tech..........................................2007-12............................................93.......... 78
Michigan State....................................1960..................................................12......... NA
Fresno State.......................................2009-15............................................ 79.......... 49
Missouri..............................................1961.................................................... 4......... NA
Nebraska............................................1977-81..............................................71.............1
Georgia...............................................2010...................................................0............0
Stanford..............................................2016...................................................0............0
Boston College...................................1965-69............................................70.........27*
Colorado.............................................2008-10............................................. 11.............1
Stony Brook........................................2023...................................................2............0
Tennessee State.................................1978-83............................................ 72..........39
Texas A&M..........................................1996-98............................................40...........31
NE Louisiana.......................................1994-2000..................................... 106............ 42024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

History

NAME
Waddle, LaAdrian
Wade, Shaun
Wagner, Bryan
Walker, Bruce
Walker, Casey
Walker, Mike
Walter, Ken
Ward, David
Ward, DedricWarren, Gerard
Warren, Lamont
Warren, Ty
Washington, Clyde
Washington, John
Washington, Kelley
Washington, Leon
Washington, Mark
Washington, Mickey
Washington, Scotty
Washington, Ted
Waters, Brian
Watson, BenjaminWatson, Dekoda
Watson, Dave
Weathers, Robert
Weathers,Clarence
Weaver, Jed
Webb, Don
Webb Raleigh
Webster, George
Webster, Jason
Weisacosky, Ed
Weishuhn, Clayton
Welch, Claxton
Welch, Thomas
Welker, Wes
Wells, Billy
Wendell, Ryan
West, MelWestbrook, Don
Weston, Kade
Whalen, Griff
Whalen, Jim
Wheatley, Terrence
Wheatley Jr., Tyrone
Wheeler, Dwight
Wheeler, Mark
Whigham, Larry

337

History

NAMEWhite, Adrian
White, Chris
White, DavidWhite, Harvey
White, JamesWhite, Jeff
White, Jim
White, KeionWhite, Reggie
White, Tracy
Whitingham, Fred
Whitten, Todd
Wichard, Murray
Wiggins, Jermaine
Wilburn, Steve
Wilfork, Vince
Wilhite, Jonathan
Wilkerson, KristianWilliams, D.J.
William, J.R.
Williams, Brent
Williams, Brian
Williams, Brooks
Williams, Derwin
Williams, Ed
Williams, Gemara
Williams, Grant
Williams, Joejuan
Williams, Jon
Williams, Larry
Williams, Lester
Williams, Malcolm
Williams, Michael
Williams, Perry
Williams, Tank
Williams, Toby
Williams, Trey
Williams, Xavier
Wilson, Adrian
Wilson, Curtis
Wilson, Darrell
Wilson, Darryal
Wilson, David
Wilson, Ed
Wilson, Eugene
Wilson, Jerrel
Wilson, Joe
Wilson Sr., Mack
Wilson, Marc
Wilson, Marco
Wilson, Tavon
Windsor, Bob
Winovich, Chase
Winslow, Kellen
Wirgowski, Dennis
Wise Jr., Deatrich
Witt, Mel
Wohlabaugh, Dave
Wonsley, George
Woodhead, Danny
Woods, Carl
Woods, Pierre
Woody, Damien
Wooten, Ron
Wren, Darryl
Wright, Elmo
Wright, Mike
Wright, Tim
Wyman, Devin
Wynn, Isaiah

338

POS.
S
LB
LB
QB
RB
K-P
DE
DE
DT/NT
LB
LB
QB
DE
TE
DE
DT
CB
WR
TE
LB-C
DE
TE
TE
WR
LB
CB
T
CB
RB
G
NT
DB
TE
CB
S
DE
RB
DL
S
OC
DB
WR
DB
QB
DB
P
RB
LB
QB
CB
DB
TE
DL
TE
DE
DL
DT
C
RB
RB
RB
LB
C
OG
CB
WR
DL
TE
DT
OL

#
38
59
51
10
28
2
87
99
90
58
53
15
90
85
99
75
24
17
45
55
96
49
80
82
54
42
76
33
44
75
72
41
85
38
26
90
31
98
24
75
47
48
26
12
26
4
23
30, 3
15
19
27
86
50
82
70
91
70
64
53
39
34
58
65
61
27
17
99
81
72
76

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Florida.................................................1993...................................................5............ 4
Mississippi State.................................2013-14.............................................29............0
Nebraska............................................1993...................................................6............0
Clemson..............................................1960...................................................9......... NA
Wisconsin............................................2014-21.............................................95...........13
Texas El Paso......................................1973................................................... 11............0
Colorado State....................................1972...................................................13............ 6
Georgia Tech......................................2023..................................................16............ 4
North Carolina A&T.............................1995..................................................16............ 9
Howard...............................................2010-12.............................................42............ 2
Cal Poly...............................................1970...................................................13............0
Stephen F. Austin................................1987.....................................................1............0
Frostburg State...................................1987....................................................3............0
Georgia...............................................2000-01............................................20............ 8
Illinois State........................................1987....................................................3............ 3
Miami (Fla.).........................................2004-14.......................................... 158.........148
Auburn................................................2008-10............................................39...........13
SE Missouri State................................2020-22............................................. 4.............1
Arkansas.............................................2013...................................................2............0
Louisiana Tech....................................1968-70............................................38............ 2
Toledo.................................................1986-93........................................... 121........ 102
Southern.............................................1982....................................................1............0
North Carolina....................................1983...................................................13.............1
New Mexico........................................1985-87............................................42.............1
Texas...................................................1984-87, 90......................................62...........10
Buffalo................................................2006..................................................0............0
Louisiana Tech....................................2000-01............................................29...........12
Vanderbilt...........................................2019-22............................................36.............1
Penn State..........................................1984....................................................9............0
Notre Dame........................................1992..................................................13............ 9
Miami (Fla.).........................................1982-85............................................42...........13
Texas Christian...................................2011-12............................................... 4............0
Alabama..............................................2015-16..............................................15............ 9
Clemson..............................................1987....................................................3............0
Stanford..............................................2008..................................................0............0
Nebraska............................................1983-88............................................80..........56
Texas A&M..........................................2015...................................................0............0
Northern Iowa.....................................2020...................................................1............0
North Carolina State...........................2013...................................................0............0
Missouri..............................................1989...................................................0............0
Connecticut........................................1981.....................................................1............0
Tennessee...........................................1983....................................................9............0
California............................................1992....................................................1............0
Arizona................................................1965..................................................14......... NA
Illinois.................................................2003-07...........................................62..........55
Southern Mississippi...........................1978...................................................14............0
Holy Cross..........................................1974...................................................12............0
Alabama..............................................2022.................................................34............ 4
Brigham Young...................................1989-90............................................30...........10
Florida.................................................2023 ...................................................1............0
Illinois.................................................2012-15.............................................54............ 4
Kentucky.............................................1972-75.............................................48.......... 44
Michigan.............................................2019-21.............................................45............ 9
Miami (Fla.).........................................2012....................................................1............0
Purdue................................................1970-72............................................ 37..........36
Arkansas.............................................2017-23............................................111..........56
Arlington State....................................1967-70............................................35...........14
Syracuse.............................................1995-98............................................ 57.......... 57
Mississippi State.................................1989...................................................5............0
Chadron State.....................................2010-12.............................................45............ 9
Vanderbilt...........................................1987....................................................2............0
Michigan.............................................2006-10............................................54............ 8
Boston College...................................1999-2003........................................ 78.......... 76
North Carolina....................................1982-88............................................98..........96
Pittsburg (Kan.) State..........................1993-94............................................33............ 5
Houston..............................................1975....................................................8............ 4
Cincinnati............................................2005-11..............................................81..........22
Rutgers...............................................2014..................................................16............ 2
Kentucky State....................................1996-98.............................................15............ 4
Georgia...............................................2018-22............................................43..........30

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-YNAME
Yancy, Carlos
Yates, Billy
Yates, Bob
Yewcic, Tom

POS.
CB
G
OT/G/C
P-QB

#
40
74
50
14

COLLEGEYEARSGPGS
Georgia...............................................1995................................................... 4............0
Texas A&M..........................................2005-08...........................................22........... 11
Syracuse.............................................1960-65............................................ 67......... NA
Michigan State....................................1961-66............................................. 77......... NA-ZNAME
Zabel, Steve
Zackery, Tony
Zamberlin, John
Zappe, Bailey
Zendejas, Joaquin
Zereoue, Amos
Zolak, Scott
Zuber, Isaiah
Zusevics, Markus

POS.
LB
FS
LB
QB
K
RB
QB
WR
OL

#
54
25
54
4
2
31
16
19
66

COLLEGEYEARSGPGSOklahoma...........................................1975-78.............................................50.......... 48
Washington.........................................1990-91..............................................19............0
Pacific Lutheran..................................1979-82............................................56...........15
Western Kentucky...............................2022-23............................................14............ 8
LaVerne (Calif.)....................................1983....................................................2............0
West Virginia.......................................2005..................................................3............0
Maryland.............................................1991-98.............................................53............ 7
Mississippi State.................................2020.................................................. 4............0
Iowa....................................................2012-13...............................................0............0

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Patriots all-time numerical roster

Editor’s Note: The following list includes players who have been active for at least one regular season or postseason game or have accruedat least one season of veteran status. Because of injuries and work stoppages some players have worn the same number during a season.
*Indicates the player wore more than one number with the team.

-1NameSmith, John
Franklin, Tony
Schubert, Eric
Newton, Cam
Harry, N’Keal
DeVante Parker

Pos.
K
K
K
QB
WR
WR

Years
1974-83
1984-87
1987
2020
2021*
2022-23

History-2NameStudstill, Pat
White, Jeff
Patrick, Mike
Zendejas, Joaquin
Flutie, Doug
Hoyer, Brian
Nugent, Mike
Folk, Nick
Hoyer, BrianMills, Jalen

Pos.
Years
P
1972
K-P
1973
P
1975-78
K1983
QB 1987-89, 2005QB
2017-18*
K
2019
K
2019*
QB
2020*
DB
2021-23-3NameBarnes, Bruce
Camarillo, Rich
Bahr, Matt
Gostkowski, Stephen
Nordin, Quinn
Jabrill Peppers
Wilson Sr., Mack

Pos.
P
P
K
K
K
S
LB

Years
1973-74
1981-87
1993-95
2006-19
2021*
2022*
2023*

-4NameWilson, Jerrel
Staurovsky, Jason
Saxon, Mike
Vinatieri, Adam
Stidham, Jarrett
Bailey Zappe

Pos.
P
K
P
K
QB
QB

Years
1978
1988-91
1993
1996-2005
2019-212022-23-5NameSteinfort, Fred
Davis, GregO’Neill, Pat
O’Connell, Kevin
Graham, Shayne
Forbath, Kai
Hoyer, Brian
Peppers, Jabrill

Pos.
K
K
P
QB
K
K
QB
S

Years
1983
1989
1994-95
2008
2010
2019
2021-22*
2023*-6NameHubach, Mike
Miller, Dan

340

Pos.
P
K

Years
1980-81
1982

Herline, Alan
Feagles, Jeff
Davey, Rohan
Hanson, Chris
Allen, Ryan
Kessler, Cody
Folk, Nick
Gonzalez, Christian

P
P
QB
P
P
QB
K
CB

1987
1988-89
2002-04
2007-09
2013-1820192020-22*
2023-7NamePos.
Huarte, John
QB
Gogolak, Charlie
K
Lowery, NickK
Hartley, KenP
KRobinson, Rex
Garcia, Teddy
K
Millen, HughQB
Barker, Jay
QB
Murphy, Jim
QBQB
Bishop, Michael
Gutierrez, Matt
QB
Brissett, Jacoby
QB
P
Bailey, Jake
Smith-Schuster, JuJu WR

Years
1966-67
1970-72
1978
1981
1982
1988
1991-92
1995
1998
1999-2000
2007-0820162019-22
2023-8NameBell, BillHare, Eddie
Baumann, Charlie
Barnard, Brooks
Miller, Josh
Hoyer, Brian
Bentley, Ja’Whaun

Pos.
K
P
K
P
P
QB
LB

Years
1973
1979
1991-92
2003
2004-06
2009-11*2021-23*-9NamePosey, David
Wagner, Bryan
Sisson, Scott
Judon, Matthew

Pos.
K
P
K
LB

Years
1978
1991, 95
1993
2021-22- 10 NameWhite, Harvey
Crabtree, Eric
Chapple, Dave
Flick, Tom
Bleier, Bob
Hansen, Brian
Secules, Scott
Johnson, Lee
Elliott, Jamin
Kasper, Kevin
Gaffney, Jabar
Underwood, Tiquan
Collie, Austin

Pos.
QB
WR
P
QB
QB
P
QB
P
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR

Years
1960
1971
1974
1982
1987
1990
1993
1999-2001
2003
2004
2006-0820112013

Garoppolo, Jimmy
Coleman, Corey
Gordon, Josh
Byrd, Damiere
Jones, Mac

QB
WR
WR
WR
QB

2014-162018
2018-192020
2021-23- 11 Name
Songin, Ed “Butch”
Kapp, Joe
Shiner, Dick
Eason, Tony
McCarthy, Shawn
Bledsoe, Drew
Edelman, Julian
Thornton, Tyquan

Pos.
QB
QB
QB
QB
P
QB
WR
WR

Years
1960-611970
1973-74
1983-89
1991-92
1993-2001
2009-202022-23- 12 Name
Allard, Don
Wilson, Ed
Walker, Mike
Cavanaugh, Matt
Ramsey, Tom
Saltz, Lee
Brady, Tom

Pos.
QB
QB
K
QB
QB
QB
QB

Years
1962
1965
1972
1978-82
1985-881992
2000-19- 13 Name
Gamble, R.C.
Sykes, Alfred
Hodson, Tommy
Walter, Ken
Miller, Jim
Childress, Bam
Galloway, Joey
Dorsett, Phillip
Jones, Jack
Rourke, Nathan

Pos.
RB
WR
QB
P
QB
WR
WR
WR
DB
QB

Years
1968-691971
1990-92
2001-032004
2005-062009
2017-192022-232023- 14 Name
Greene, Tom
Yewcic, Tom
Sherman, Tom
Dowling, Brian
Grogan, Steve
Sam, P.K.
Testaverde, Vinny
Mesko, Zoltan
Harper, Chris
Whalen, Griff
Floyd, Michael
Cooks, BrandinSanu, Mohamed
Moncrief, Donte
Montgomery II, Ty
Tristan Vizcaino

Pos.
QB
P-QB
QB/DB
QB
QB
WR
QB
P
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
K

Years
1960
1961-66
1968-69
1972-73
1975-902004
2006
2010-12
2015
2016
2016
2017
2019
2020
2022-232022

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Name
Dimitroff, Tom
Parilli, Babe
Corcoran, Jim
Hammond, Kim
Graff, Neil
Whitten, Todd
Wilson, Marc
Lucas, Ray
McGrew, Michael
Walter, Ken
Washington, Kelley
Stanback, Isaiah
Mallett, Ryan
Hankerson, Leonard
Johnson, Damaris
Hogan, Chris
Harry, N’Keal
Agholor, Nelson
Elliott, Ezekiel

Pos.
QB
QB
QB
QB
QB
QB
QB
WR
WR
P
WR
QB/WR
QB
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
RB

Years
1960
1961-671968
1969-70
1974-75
1987
1989-90
1996
2005
2006
2007-082009
2011-132015
2015
2016-18
2019-20*2021-222023- 16 Pos.
QB
QB
QB
QB
WR
WR
WR
WR
QB

Years
1971-75
1992-982003
2005-08
2012
2014
2018
2019-222023- 17 Name
Taliaferro, Mike
Wright, Elmo
Owen, Tom
Prestridge, Luke
Carlson, Jeff
Gaiter, Tony
Ellard, Henry
Friesz, John
Ward, DedricJackson, Chad
Price, Taylor
Salas, Greg
Dobson, Aaron
Reedy, Bernard
McCarron, Riley
Brown, Antonio
Wilkerson, Kristian
Palardy, Michael
Baringer, Bryce

Pos.
QB
WR
QB
P
QB
WR
WR
QB
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
P
P

Years
1968-71
1975
1976-81
1984
1992
1997
1998
1999-2000
2003
2006-072010-112012
2013-15
2017
2018
2019
2020-222022
2023- 18 Name
Vataha, Randy
Calabria, Steve
Schroeder, BillLadd, Anthony
Davis, Andre

Pos.
WR
QB
WR
WR
WR

Years
1971-76
1987
1995
1998
2005

P
WR
WR

2006
2007*
2008-23- 19 Name
Trull, Don
Stolberg, Eric
Kerrigan, Mike
Tupa, Tom
Huard, Damon
Kight, KelvinTate, Brandon
Stallworth, Donte
LaFell, Brandon
Mitchell, Malcolm
Zuber, Isaiah
Gilbert, Garrett
Grier, Will
Wilson, Marco

Pos.
QB
WR
QB
P
QB
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
QB
QB
CB

Years
1967
1971
1983-84
1996-98
2001-032006
2009-102012*
2014-152016-18
2020
2022
2023
2023

- 20 Name
Cappelletti,Gino

Pos.
WR-K-DBYears
1960-70- 21 Name
Suci, Bob
Cunningham, Jay
Janik, Tom
Reynolds, Tom
Carter, Allen
Blahak, Joe
Brown, Sidney
Dupard, Reggie
Tucker, Erroll
Washington, Mickey
Thompson, Reyna
Reynolds, Ricky
Israel, Steve
Redmond, J.R.
Cloud, Michael
Gay, Randall
O’Neal, Deltha
Taylor, Fred
Dowling, Ras-I
Butler, Malcolm
Harmon, DuronPhillips, Adrian

Pos.
DB
DB
DB/P
WR
RB
CB
CB
RB
DB
CB
CB
CB
CB
RB
RB
CB
CB
RB
CB
CB
DB
DB

Years
1963
1965-67
1969-711972
1975-76
1976
1978
1986-89
1989
1990-91
1993
1994-96
1997-99
2000-022003*
2004-072008
2009-10
2011-12
2014-172018-19*2020-23- 22 Name
Burton, Ron
Thomas, Gene
Blanks, Sid
Clark, Phil
Durko, Sandy
Conn, Dick
Foreman, Chuck
Lee, Keith
Profit, Eugene
Atkinson, Ricky

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Pos.
RB
RB
RB
DB
S
S
RB
DB
DB
DB

Years
1960-651968
1969-701971
1973-74
1975-79
1980
1981-84
1986-88
1987*

Coleman, Eric
Smith, Rod
Meggett, David
Allen, Terry
Shaw, Terrance
Buckley, Terrell
Samuel, Asante
Wheatley, Terrence
Clayton, Thomas
Ridley, Stevan
Coleman, Justin
Melifonwu, Obi
Davis, Cody

DB
DB
RB
RB
CB
CB
CB
CB
RB
RB
DB
DB
DB

1989
1992-94
1995-97
1999
2001
2002*
2003-072008-1020102011-142015-162018-192020-23- 23 Name
Pos.
RB
Christy, Richard
Ratkowski, RayRB
Mahoney, John “Butch” CB
DBHall, RonJohnson, Daryl
DB
Hoey, George
DB
Wilson, JoeRB
Ivory, HoraceRB
Donnalley, Kevin
DB
McSwain, RodCB
FS
Gravely, Maurice
Ray, TerryS
Shaw, SedrickRB
Billups, TerryCB
Harris, Antwan
CBS
Mayer, Shawn
Lowe, Omare
CB
Starks, DuaneCB
DB
Andrews, Willie
Webster, Jason
CB
CB
Bodden, Leigh
Jones, NateDB
CB
Cole, Marquice
Chung, Patrick
S
DB
Dugger, Kyle

Years
1960
1961
1961
1961-67
1968-71
1972-73
1974
1977-811981
1984-901987
1993-96
1997-98
1999
2000-03
2004
2004
2005
2006-072008
2009-112011
2012-132014-19*2021-23*

History

Name
Plunkett, Jim
Zolak, Scott
Kingsbury, Kliff
Cassel, Matt
Aiken, Kamar
Orton, Greg
Hansen, Chad
Meyers, Jakobi
Cunningham, Malik

Sauerbrun, Todd
Stallworth, Donte
Slater, Matthew- 24 Name
Livingston, Walt
Johnson, Joe
West, Mel
Felt, Dick
Leo, Bobby
Gladieux, Bob
McCall, Bob
Howard, Bob
Weathers, Robert
Hansen, Bruce
Morris, Jamie
Vaughn, Jon
Law, Ty
Stone, Michael
Mitchell, Mel
Wilhite, Jonathan
Arrington, Kyle
Wilson, Adrian
Revis, Darrelle
Fletcher, Bradley
Melvin, Rashaan

Pos.
RB
OE
RB
DB
WR
RB
RB
CB
RB
RB
RB
RB
CB
S
S
CB
CB
S
CB
CB
DB

Years
1960
1960-611961
1962-66
1967-68
1969-72
1973
1975-77
1982-86
1987
1990
1991-92
1995-20042005
2006-072008-10
2010-12*
2013
2014
2015
2015

341

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Jones, Cyrus
Gilmore, Stephon
Bledsoe, Joshuah

DB
CB
S

2016-17*2017-212021-23

History- 25 Name
O’Hanley, RossCharles, John
Harris, Rickie
Sanders, John
Sanford, Rick
Glenn, Vencie
Zackery, Tony
Granby, John
Anderson, Darren
Whigham, Larry
Myers, Leonard
Freeman, Arturo
Hawkins, Artrell
Chung, Patrick
Arrington, Kyle
Brown, Tarrell
Rowe, Eric
Brooke, Terrence
Bolden, Brandon
Jones, Marcus

Pos.
DB
DB
DB
S
FS
DB
FS
DB
CB
S
CB
S
S
S
CB
CB
CB
DB
RB
DB

Years
1960-65
1967-69
1971-72
1974-76
1979-841986
1990-91
1992
1992
1994-2000
2001-022005
2005-06
2009-12*2013-14*2015
2016-18
2019-202021*
2022-23

Abdullah, Rabih
Hobbs, Ellis
Arrington, Kyle
Molden, Antwaun
Wilson, Tavon
Foster, D.J.
Jackson, J.C.
Bryant, Myles

Pos.
DB
DB
CB
S
DB
RB
CB
S
S
S
DB
DB
CB
S
CB
RB
CB

Name
Cloutier, DaveMcMahon, Art
Mason, Dave
Currier, Bill
Bowman, Jim
Hendley, David
Lambert, Dion
Martin, Curtis
Ivy, Corey
Dillon, Corey
Butler, Darius
Gregory, SteveWhite, James
Speed, Ameer
Austin, Alex

342

Pos.
RB
DB
DB
DB
S
DB
WR/RB
RB
CB
CB
CB
CB
RB
CB
S

Pos.
DB
DB
S
DB
S
DB
DB
RB
CB
RB
CB
S
RB
DB
DB

Years
1964
1968-72
1973
1980
1985-89
1987
1992-93
1995-971999
2004-06
2009-10
2012-132014-212023
2023- 29 Years
1960-61*
1969-72
1977-89
1991
1992
1993-95
1997-98
2000-01
2003-072008
2010-11*
2011
2012
2012
2013-162018-202021-23- 27 Name
Bellino, Joe
Porter, Willie
Beverly, Randy
Bolton, Ron
Beaudoin, Doug
Smith, Ricky
Hawthorne, Greg
LeBlanc, Michael
Robinson, JuniorPool, David
Wren, Darryl
McGruder, Scooter
Warren, Lamont
Buckley, Terrell
Green, Victor

2004
2005-082009*2011
2012-152016
2018-21*2022-23*- 28 -- 26 Name
Beach, Walter
Scott, Clarence
Clayborn, RaymondKey, David
Wilson, David
Croom, Corey
Canty, Chris
Stevens, Matt
Wilson, Eugene
Williams, Tank
Lockett, Bret
Adams, Philip
Allen, Will
Martin, Derrick
Ryan, Logan
Michel, Sony
Wade, Shaun

RB
CB
CB
CB
DB
RB
DB
DB

Years
1965-671968
1970-71
1972-75
1976-79
1982-84
1984-86
1987*
1990
1991-92
1993-94
1996-97
1999
2001*
2002

Name
Pos.
Marsh, Aaron
WR
DB
Jackson, Honor
Boyd, GregS
Keeton, Durwood
S
S
Germany, Willie
Jackson, Harold
WRRB
Lawson, Jamie
Overton, DonRB
Fullington, Darrell
S
Guyton, MyronSS
Cullors, Derrick
RB
Harris, Raymont
RB
Akbar, Hakim
S
S
Hayes, Chris
Morris, AricS
Moreland, Earthwind CB
Scott, GussS
Iwuoma, Chidi
CB
CB
Jackson, Eddie
Sanders, Lewis
DB
Springs, Shawn
S
Carter, TonyCB
DB
Moore, Sterling
S
Jones, Don
Blount, LeGarrette RB
Bademosi, Johnson DB
Dawson, DukeDB
Bethel, Justin
DB
Bolden, Isaiah
CB
Jackson, J.C.
CB

Years
1968-69
1972-73
1973
1975
1976
1978-81,87
1990
1990
1991
1994-95
1997-99
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005-06*
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011-122014*
2013-16201720182019-212023
2023*- 30 Name
Crawford, Jim
Hennessey, Tom

Pos.
RB
DB

Garrett, Carl
Jenkins, Ed
Tatupu, Mosi
Bianchini, Frank
Brown, Corwin
Carter, Tony
Cherry, Je’Rod
Scott, Chad
McGowan, Brandon
Barrett, Josh
Hilliard, Lex
Harmon, Duron
McCourty, Jason
Davis, Sean
Wilson Sr., Mack
Mapu, Marte

RB
RB
RB
RB
S
FB
S
CB
S
S
RB
DB
DB
DB
LB
LB

1969-72
1974
1978-901987
1993-95
1998-2000
2001-04
2005-072009-10
2010-122012
2013-17*2018-20
2021
2022*
2023

- 31 Name
Pos.
Schwedes, Gerhard RB
Washington, Clyde DB
Crump, Harry
RB
WR
Purvis, Vic
Murphy, BillWR
RB
Ashton, Josh
McQuay, LeonRB
Marion, FredFS
Sawyer, Jon
CB
Hitchcock, Jimmy
CB
CB
Serwanga, Kato
Kelly, Ben
CB/KRCenters, Larry
FB
CB
Poteat, Hank
Zereoue, AmosRB
Spann, AntwainCB
Meriweather, Brandon S
Brown, Sergio
S
Talib, Aqib
CB
Jones, DonS
McDonald, Dewey
S
Williams, TreyRB
Jones, Jonathan
DB

Years
1960-61
1960-611963
1966-671968
1972-74
1975
1982-91
1987
1995-97
1998-2000
2001-02
2003
2004*
2005
2006-08
2007-102011*
2012-13
2014*
2015
2015
2016-2023- 32 Name
Miller, Al
Lott, Billy
Garrett, J.D.
Lawson, Odell
Johnson, Andy
James, Craig
McSwain, Chuck
Russell, Leonard
Thomas, Blair
Clay, Willie
Cherry, J’Juan
Smith, Antowain
Poteat, Hank
Baker, Rashad
Jordan, LaMont
McCourty, Devin

Pos.
Years
RB
1960
RB
1961-63RB
1964-67
RB
1970-71
RB 1974-76, 78-81
RB
1984-88
RB
1987
RB
1991-93
RB
1994
FS
1996-98
CB
1999
RB
2001-03CB
2005-06*S
2006-07
RB
2008
DB
2010-22Years
1960-64
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Name
Bruney, Fred
Cappadona, Bob
Rademacher, Bill
Rucker, Reggie
Anderson, Bob
Collins, Tony
Egu, Patrick
Adams, George
Gash, Sam
Faulk, Kevin
Washington, Leon
Lewis, Dion
Hill, Jeremy
Williams, Joejuan
Jennings, Anfernee

Pos.
DB
RB
WR
WR
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
DB
LB

Years
1960-62
1966-67
1969-70
1971-74
1975
1981-871989
1990-91
1992-97
1999-20112013
2015-172018
2019-222023*- 34 Pos.
OE
RB
RB
DB
DB
WR
S
RB
RB
RB
RB
FB
CB
S
RB
RB
S
RB
RB
DB
RB
RB
DB

Years
1960
1960
1960
1960-671961
1969-71
1974-80
1982-83
1987
1987-89
1992-94
1995
1998-2002
2003
2004
2005*
2006
2007-10
2011-142015
2017-20
2021
2022- 35 Name
Nance, Jim
Matthews, Henry
Phillips, Jess
Clark, Allan
Peoples, George
Landry, Anthony
Legette, Burnie
Grier, Marrio
Ellison, Jerry
Pass, Patrick
Richardson, Mike
Taylor, Chris
Ventrone, Ross
Gray, Jonas
Gaffney, Tyler
Gillislee, Mike

Pos.
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
RB
DB
RB
DB
RB
RB
RB

Years
1965-711972
1976-77
1979-80
1983
1990
1993-94
1996-971999
2000-06
2007-08
2009
2011
2014
2014-16
2017

DB
DB
RB
CB

2018
2020*
2022
2023

- 36 Name
Neumann, Tom
Swanson, Terry
Herock, Ken
Ray, Eddie
Tarver, John
Feggins, Howard
Hutson, Brian
Henderson, Jerome
Thompson, Leroy
Milloy, Lawyer
Sanders, James
Polite, Lousaka
Davis, Kanorris
King, Brandon
Harris, Kevin

Pos.
RB
P
LB
RB-P
RB
CB
SS
CB
RB
SS
S
FB
S
DB
RB

Years
1963
1967-68
1969
1970
1972-74
1989
1990
1991-93, 96
1994
1996-2002
2005-10201120132015-212022-23- 37 Name
Bailey, Bill
Gardin, Ron
Osley, Willie
McAlister, JamesAtkinson, Ricky
Hurst, Maurice
Floyd, Chris
Harrison, Rodney
Dennard, Alfonzo
Richards, Jordan
Harris, Damien
Ryland, Chad

Pos.
RB
WR
CB
RB/KR
DB
CB
FB
S
CB
DB
RB
K

Years
1969
1971
1974
1978
1987*
1989-95
1998-2000
2003-08
2012-142015-17*2019-222023- 38 Name
Snyder, Al
Johnson, Ellis
Martin, Donald
Gonzalez, Noe
Forte, Ike
James, Roland
Williams, Perry
White, Adrian
Green, David
Lofton, Steve
Langham, Antonio
Poole, Tyrone
Mickens, Ray
Eckel, Kyle
Lockett, Bret
Brown, Sergio
Bolden, Brandon
Barner, Kenjon
Virgin, Dee

Pos.
WR
RB
CB
RB
RB
SS
CB
S
RB
CB
CB
CB
CB
FB
DB
S
RB
RB
DB

Stevenson, Rhamondre RB

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Years
1964
1965-66
1973
1974
1976-77
1980-90
1987
1993
1995
1997
2000
2003-05
2006
2007
2009*
2010*
2012-17, 19
2018*
2020
2021-23- 39 -

Name
Pruett, Perry
Cunningham, Sam
Allen, Marvin
Clark, Rico
Mayer, Shawn
Scott, Guss
Maroney, Laurence
Woodhead, Danny
Browner, Brandon
Cadet, Travaris
Jackson, Steven
Richards, Jordan
Ross, D’Angelo
Hayes, Tae
Hasty, JaMycal

Pos.
Years
DB
1971
RB 1973-79,81-82
RB
1988-91
CB
1999
S
2003
S
2004*
RB
2006-10RB
2010-12
CB
2014
RB
2015
RB
2015
DB
2019*
DB
2020-21*
DB
2022
RB
2023

- 40 Name
Garron, Larry
Turner, Bake
Maitland, Jack
McCurry, Dave
Haynes, Mike
Davis, Elgin
LeBlanc, Mike
Hauck, Tim
Colon, Harry
Lockwood, Scott
Yancy, Carlos

Pos.
RB
WR
RB
S
CB
RB
RB
FS
S
RB
CB

Years
1960-681970
1971-72
1974
1976-82
1987-88
1987*
1990
1991
1992-93
1995

History

Name
Biscaha, Joe
Crouthamel, Jake
Larson, William
Shonta, Chuck
Towns, Bobby
Sellers, Ron
McCray, Prentice
Van Eeghen, Mark
Woods, Carl
Perryman, RobertTurner, Kevin
Grant, Rupert
Jones, Tebucky
Akins, Chris
Cobbs, CedricCloud, Michael
Jones, Tebucky
Morris, Sammy
Vereen, ShaneJohnson, Leonard
Burkhead, Rex
Ozigbo, Devine
Mosely, Quandre

Crossen, Keion
Dugger, Kyle
Strong Jr., Pierre
Borders, Breon- 41 Name
Wells, Billy
Beach, Walter
King, Claude
Mitchell, Leroy
Carwell, Larry
Pope, Ken
Robinson, Bo
Holmes, Darryl
Gordon, Tim
Cade, Eddie
Byars, Keith
George, Tony
Ventrone, Ray
Williams, Malcolm
Green, Justin
Hill, Troy
Jones, Cyrus
Ross, D’Angelo
Bryant, Myles
Schooler, Brenden

Pos.
RB
DB
RB
DB
DB
CB
RB
FS
S
S
FB
S
DB
DB
DB
DB
DB
DB
DB
DB

Years
1960
1960-61*1962
1967-68
1969-72
1974
1984
1987-89
1991-92
1995
1996-97
1999-2000
2007-08
2011-12
2013
2015
2018*
2019*
2020-21*2022-23- 42 Name
Solitis, Bob
Webb, Don
Herron, Mack

Pos.
DB
DB
RB

Years
1960-61
1961-71
1973-75343

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Lippett, Ronnie
DB
Shegog, Ron
SS
Barnett, Harlon
S
Carter, Chris
FS
Reid, DexterS
DB
Williams, Gemara
Green-Ellis, BenJarvus RB
Demps, JeffRB
DB
Gant, Malik
Taylor, J.J.
RB

1983-88, 90-91
1987
1993-94
1997-99
2004
2006
2008-1120122019
2020-22- 43 -

History

Name
Mallory, Irvin
Welch, Claxton
Ferguson, Vagas
Gibson, Ernest
Cobbs, Duffy
Rice, Rodney
Lewis, Vernon
Ebner, Nate
Berry, Rashod
Munson, Calvin

Pos.
Years
DB
1971
RB
1973
RB
1980-82CB
1984-88
DB
1987
DB
1989
CB
1993-96
DB
2012-19
DE/TE
2020
LB 2021, 2022-23- 44 Name
Graves, White
Outlaw, John
Dressler, Doug
Calhoun, Don
Cowan, Larry
Williams, Jon
Frain, Todd
Stephens, John
Butts, Marion
Shaw, Harold
Edwards, Marc
McCrary, Fred
Evans, Heath
McKenzie, Tyrone
Page, Jarrad
Ihedigbo, James
Sudfeld, Zach
Skinner, Deontae
Cleveland, AsanteFreeny, Jonathan
Keene, DaltonWebb, Raleigh

Pos.
DB
DB
RB
RB
RB
RB
TE
RB
RB
FB
FB
FB
FB
LB
S
S
TE
LB
TE
LB
TE
WR

Years
1965-67
1969-72
1975
1975-81
1982
1984
1987*
1988-92
1994
1998-2000
2001-022003
2005-08
2009
2010
2011
2013
2014*
2015
2017*
2020-212022- 45 Name
Green, Jerry
Stephens, Tom
Ilg, Ray
Kecman, Dan
Mildren, Jack
Taylor, GregPeterson, Joe
Hunter, Ivy Joe
Cottrell, Dana
Smith, Otis
Mills, Garrett
Williams, D.J.

344

Pos.
Years
RB
1960
DB/TE
1960-64
LB
1967-68
LB
1970
S
1974
RB
1982
CB
1987
RB
1991
LB
1998
CB 1996, 2000-02
FB/TE
2006
TE
2013

Gordon, Cameron
Snyder, Kevin
Harris, David
Jackson Sr., Michael
McGrone, Cameron
Board, Chris

LB
LB
LB
DB
LB
LB

2014
2015
2017
2020
2021-222023- 46 Name
Romine, Al
Scarpito, Bob
Gipson, Paul
Washington, Mark
Cook, Marv
Barber, Kantroy
Paulk, Jeff
Kinchen, Brian
Flemister, Zeron
Mays, Corey
Larsen, Spencer
Develin, JamesMaluia, Cassh
McMillan, Raekwon
Addington, Tucker
Pettway, La’Michael

Pos.
DB
WR/P
RB
CB
TE
FB
FB
LS
TE
LB
FB
RB
LB
LB
LS
TE

Years
1961
1968
1973
1979
1989-90*
1996
2000
2003
2004
2006-072012
2012-19
2020
2021*
2022
2023

- 47 Name
Pos.
Johnson, Billy
DB
Massey, Jim
CB
DB
Wilson, Darrell
Dombroski, PaulDB
Coleman, PatWR
SBrown, Roger
Edwards, Robert
RB
LB
Tuitele, Maugaula
Kurpeikis, Justin
LB
Claridge, Ryan
LB
Gardner, Barry
LB
Ingram, Jake
LS
Cox, Christian
LB
Hoomanawanui, Michael TE
RB
Iosefa, Joey
Hollister, Jacob
TE
Johnson, Jakob
FB
Nordin, Quinn
K

Years
1966-69
1974-75
1981
1981-84
1990
1992
1998-2000
2001*
2004
2005
2006
2009-102011
2012-152015
2017-18
2019-212022*- 48 Name
Johnson, Preston
Fox, Tim
Wilson, Darryal
Baty, Greg
Pickering, Clay
Gadbois, Dennis
Antrum, Glenn
Robbins, Randy
Purnell, Lovett
Love, Arther
Banta-Cain, Tully
Katula, Matt
Aiken, Danny
Langi, Harvey
Tavai, Jahlani

Pos.
RB
S
WR
TE
WR
WR
WR
S
TE
TE
LB
LS
LS
LB
LB

Years
1968
1976-81
1983
1986*
1987
1987-88*
1989
1992
1996*
2001
2003-05*2010
2011-142017*
2021-23- 49 Name
Blanchard, Dick
Anderson, Ralph
Williams, Brian
Naposki, Eric
Taylor, Kitrick
Baxter, Fred
McDermott, Sean
Alexander, Eric
Lua, Oscar
Redd, Vince
Morris, James
Cardona, Joe

Pos.
LB
S
TE
LB
WR
TE
LS
LB
LB
LB
LB
LS

Years
1972
1973
1982
1988-89
1989
2002*
2003
2004-05*
2007
2008
2014
2015-23- 50 Name
Yates, Bob
Avezzano, Joe
Cheyunski, Jim
Chandler, Edgar
Hunt, SamMcGrew, Lawrence
Jarostchuk, Ilia
Abrams, Bobby
Merkerson, Ron
Holmberg, Rob
Vrabel, Mike
Ninkovich, Rob
Grisgby, Nicholas
Humber, Ramon
Winovich, Chase
McMillan, Raekwon

Pos.
OT/G/C
OC
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
DE
LB
LB
DL
LB

Years
1960-651966
1968-72
1973
1974-79
1980-89
1990
1995
1999
2000
2001-08
2009-162017-20182018
2019-212022-23*- 51 Name
Robotti, FrankMcKinnon, Don
Fraser, Jim
Caveness, Ron
Ballou, Mike
Edmonds, Randy
Acks, RonCarter Kent
Damkroger, Maury
Thomas, Donnie
Golic, Bob
Ingram, BrianBlack, Mel
Scholtz, Bruce
Lockhart, Eugene
White, David
Bowden, AndreRuss, Bernard
Johnson, Olrick
Cox, Bryan
Davis, Don
Mayo, Jerod
Mingo, Barkevious
Reilly, Trevor
Bentley, Ja’Whaun
Perkins, Ronnie

Pos.
LB/RB
LB
LB-P
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB

Years
1961
1963-641966
1968-69
1970
1971
1972-73
1974
1974
1976
1979-81
1982-85
1987*
1989
1991-92
1993
1995
1997-99
2000
2001
2003-06
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Name
Bennett, Phil
Meixler, Ed
Phillpott, Ed
Kadziel, Roin
King, Steve
Rembert, Johnny
McCabe, Jerry
Bavaro, DavidJohnson, Ted
Beisel, Monty
Alexander, Eric
Fletcher, Dane
Ayers, Akeem
Casillas, Jonathan
Bostic, Jonathan
Roberts, Elandon
Copeland, Brandon
Spence, Akeem
Langi, Harvey

Pos.
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
DL
LB

Years
1960
1965
1967-711972
1973-81
1983-92
1987
1993-94
1995-20042005
2006-09*2010-13
2014*
2014
2015
2016-192020
2020
2021-22*- 53 Pos.
LB
LB
LB
LB/DE
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
RB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB

Years
1960-67
1970
1971
1973-74
1976
1978
1979-81
1982-84,86
1987*
1988
1989
1990-92
1993-2000
2001-082009
2011-122013-14
2015
2015
2020*
2016-19,21
2023- 54 Name
Pos.
Brown, Bill E.
LB
Cudzik, Walt
OC
Dukes, Mike
LB
Koontz, Ed
LB
Schottenheimer, Marty LB
Price, Kenny
LB
Clark, Gail
LB
Zabel, Steve
LB
Zamberlin, John
LB
Gillen, John
LB
Williams, Ed
LB
Moore, Greg
LB
Collins, Todd
LB
Catanho, Alcides
LB
Bruschi, Tedy
LB

Years
1960
1960-63
1964-651968
1969-701971
1974
1975-78
1979-821983
1984-87, 90
1987
1992-94*
1995
1996-2008

G
LB

2011
2012-19, 21- 55 Name
Farmer, Lonnie
William, J.R.
Cindrich, Ralph
Foster, Will
Reilly, Kevin
Costict, RayBlackmon, Don
McHale, Joe
Singleton, Chris
McGinest, Willie
Seau, Junior
Spikes, Brandon
Skinner, Deontae
Ayers, Akeem
Freeny, Jonathan
Marsh, Casius
Lee, Eric
Simon, John
Uche, Joshua

Pos.
LB
LB/C
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
DE
LB

Years
1964-66
1968-701972
1973-74
1975
1977-79
1981-871987
1990-93
1994-2005
2006-092010-132014*2014*
2015-16*201720172018-202021-23*- 56 Name
Morris, Jon
Shoate, Rod
Tippett, Andre

Pos.
Years
OC
1964-74
LB
1975-81
LB 1982-88, 90-93- 57 Name
Bramlett, John
Kiner, Steve
Nelson, Steve

Pos.
LB
LB
LB

Years
1969-70
1971, 73
1974-87- 58 Name
Satcher, Doug
Dumler, Doug
Brock, Pete
Cooks, Terrence
Harvey, Richard
McGovern, Rob
Moore, Marty
Chatham, Matt
Woods, Pierre
Guyton, GaryWhite, Tracy
Beauharnais, Steve
Fleming, Darius
McClellin, Shea
Davis, Keionta
Collins Sr., Jamie
Jennings, Anfernee

Pos.
LB
OC
C
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
DL
LB
LB

Years
1966-68
1973-75
1976-87
1989
1990
1992
1994-99*
2000-05
2006-102008*
2010-1220132014-152016-172018-192019-21*2020-22*- 59 Name
Stenger, Brian
Geddes, Bob

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Pos.
LB
LB

Years
1973
1973-75

Barnes, Rodrigo
Barnes, Pete
Hawkins, Mike
Golden, Tim
Doig, Steve
Sealby, Randy
Brown, Vincent
Collins, Todd
Katzenmoyer, Andy
Brigance, O.J.
Tuitele, Maugaula
Colvin, Rosevelt
Guyton, Gary
Carpenter, Bobby
Rivera, Mike
White, Chris
Johnson, Rufus
Flowers, Marquis
McClellan, Albert
Hall, Terez
Lowe, Vederian

LB
LB
OLB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
OL

1974-75
1976-77
1978-81
1982-84
1986-87
1987*
1988-95
1996-98*
1999-2001
2002
2002*
2003-08
2009-11*20122012
2013-14
2015
2017
2018
2020-212023- 60 Name
Lee, Robert
Loudd, Rommie
St. Jean, Lennie
Tipton, Dave
Hyland, Bob
Veris, Garin
Hobby, Marion
Holcomb, Sean
Rehberg, Scott
Johnson, Garrett
Brown, Wilbert
Ohrnberger, Rich
Andrews, David

Pos.
G
LB
OG
NT
OC
DE
DE
LB
T
NT
OG
OL
C

Years
1960
1961-62
1964-73
1975-761977
1985-88*
1990-92
1995
1997-98
2000
2003
2009-11
2015-23

HistoryName
Addison,Tom
Whitingham, Fred
Coleman, Dennis
Tanner, John
Romaniszyn, Jim
Krakau, Merv
Matthews, Bill
Weishuhn, Clayton
Sealby, Randy
Benson, Thomas
Wonsley, George
Tardits, Richard
Slade, Chris
Izzo, Larry
Burgess, Derrick
Tarpinian, Jeff
Davis, Ja’GaredMartin, Eric
Watson, Dekoda
Uche, Joshua
Van Noy, Kyle
Elliss, Christian

Waters, Brian
Hightower, Dont’a- 61 Name
Moore, Leroy
Hudson, Bill
Adams, Sam
Wooten, Ron
Robinson, GregChildress, Fred
Kratch, Bob
Denson, Damon
Davis, Adam
Neal, Stephen
Cannon, Marcus

Pos.
DE
DT
OG
OG
OT
OG
G
G
G
G
OL

Years
1961-621965
1972-80
1982-88
1987*
1991
1994-96
1997-99
2000
2001-10
2011-19, 22- 62 Name
Cohen, Abe
Klein, Dick
Cagle, John
Hagen, Halvor
Hunt, Kevin
Corbett, Steve
Wheeler, DwightBain, Bill
Farrell, Sean
Richards, Dave

Pos.
OG
OT
DT/LB/G
G/DE
OT
OG
OT
OT
OG
OL

Years
1960
1961-621969
1971-72
1973
1975
1978-831986
1987-90
1996

345

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Knutson, Matt
Adams, Titus
Wendell, Ryan
Thuney, Joe
Murray, Bill
Sow, Sidy

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T
DL
OL
OL
OL
OL

2000
2002
2009
2009-152016-20
2022
2023

History- 63 Name
Leo, Charlie
Canale, Justin
Cash, Rick
Sturt, Fred
Holmes, Ernie
Buben, Mark
Condon, Tom
Colton, George
Feehery, Gerry
Chilton, Gene
Jones, Todd
Stanley, Sylvester
Irwin, Heath
Andruzzi, Joe
Connolly, Dan
Jackson, Tre’
Schwenke, Brian
Benenoch, Caleb
Cajuste, Yodny
Hines, Chasen

Pos.
OG
OG
DT
G
NT
DL
OG
OT
G
C
OL
NT
G
G
OL
G
OL
OL
OL
OL

Years
1960-62
1965-68
1972-73
1976-78
1978
1979, 1981
1985
1987
1989
1990-92
1993
1994
1996-99
2000-04
2008-14
2015
2018
2019*
2019*
2022

- 64 Name
Sardisco, Tony
Boudreaux, Jim
Montler, Mike
Gallaher, Allen
Imhof, Martin
Bishop, Richard
Matich, Trevor
Twombly, Darren
Melander, Jon
Wohlabaugh, Dave
Fletcher, Derrick
Mruczkowski, Gene
LeVoir, MarkThomas, Donald
Barker, Chris
Froholdt, Hjalte
Redmond, Alex
Stueber, Andrew

Pos.
OG
DE
OT
OT
DE
NT
OC
C
OG
C
OL
OL
T
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL

Years
1960-62
1966-68
1969-72
1974
1975
1976-81
1985-88
1987
1991
1995-98
1999
2003-06
2008-10
2011-122013-152019-202021
2022-23- 65 Name
Davis, Jack
Antwine, Houston
Hayman, Conway
Smith, Donnell
Boyd, Greg
Clark, Steve
Rogers, Doug
Ruth, Mike
Porell, Tom

346

Pos.
OG
DT
OG
DE
DE
DE
DE
NT
NT

Years
1960
1961-711972
1973-74
1977-78
1981
1984
1986-87
1987

Nelson, Edmund
DE
Crawford, ElbertOL
Arthur, MikeC
Woody, Damien
C
Britt, Wesley
T
T
Maneri, Steve
McDonald, NickOL
Devey, Jordan
OL
OL
Cooper, Jonathan
Eluemunor, Jermaine OL
Benenoch, Caleb
OL
OL
Ferentz, James1988
1990-91
1993-94
1999-2003
2006-082010*
2011-12
2014
2016
2019*
2020*
2021-23*- 66 Name
Davis, Jack
Feldhausen, Paul
Brown, Barry
Loukas, Angelo
Weisacosky, Ed
Dorsey, Nate
McKay, Bob
McMichael, Steve
Lee, John
Fairchild, Paul
Gordon, Steve
Dellenbach, Jeff
Ellis, Ed
Paxton, Lonie
Bussey, George
Cohen, Landon
Leonard, Louis
Weston, Kade
Welch, Thomas
Zusevics, Markus
Stork, Bryan
Ferentz, James
Russey, Kody

Pos.
OG
OT
TE/LB
G
LB
DE
OT
DL
DE
OG
OL
C
T
LS
OL
DL
DL
DE
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL

Years
1960
1968-69
1969-701970
1971-72
1973
1976-78
1980
1981
1984-90
1992-93
1995
1997, 1999
2000-08
2009
2010
2010
2010
2011
2012-132014-152018-20*2022- 67 Name
Hauser, Art
Lindquist, PaulPerkins, Willis
Watson, Dave
Canale, Whit
Bugenhagen, Gary
Lenkaitis, Bill
Moore, Steve
Benzinger, John
Douglas, David
Gisler, Mike
Andersen, Jason
Ruegamer, Grey
Koppen, Dan
Petrus, Mitch
Tennant, Matt
Grissom, Cory
Kline, Josh
Karras, Ted
Andrews, Jake

Pos.
DT
DT
G
G
DE
OT-G
C
OT
OL
G
G
C
C/G
C
OL
OL
DL
OL
OL
OL

Years
1960
1961
1961
1963-641968
1969-70
1971-81
1983-87
1987
1989-90
1993-97
1998-2000
2000-02
2003-11
2012
2012
2013
2013-152021*
2023- 68 -

Name
Singer, Karl
DuLac, Bill
Falcon, Terry
Haley, Darryl
Robinson, Greg
Baab, Mike
Johnson, Damian
Stephens, Calvin
Lane, Max
Ashworth, TomO’Callaghan, Ryan
Waddle, LaAdrian
Marcus Martin
Sherman, Will
Mafi, Atonio

Pos.
OT
OG
OG
OG
OG
C
OG
G
OT
OL
T
OL
OL
OL
Ol

Years
1966-68
1974-75
1978-79
1982-84, 86
1987*
1988-89
1990
1992
1994-2000
2002-05
2006-08
2015-18
2020
2021
2023

- 69 Name
Adams, Julius
Chung, Eugene
Tucker, Ross
Ojinnaka, Quinn
Silvestro, Alex
Hix, Kyle
Mason, Shaq
Strange, Cole

Pos.
DE
OL
OL
OL
DE
OL
OL
OL

Years
1987*
1992-94
2005
2010
2011
2011-12
2015-212022-23- 70 Name
Pos.
Smith, HalDTOTGraham, Milt
Witt, MelDT
Wirgowski, Dennis DE
Gray, Leon
OT
McDougald, Doug
DE
Henson, LutherNT
Virkus, ScottDE
OT
Plunkett, Art
Saranovitz, BrianOG
Viaene, DavidOT
Redding, Reggie
OL
Moore, Brandon
OT
G/T
Klemm, Adrian
Mankins, Logan
OL
Kitchen, Ishmaa’ily DL
Butler, AdamDT
OL
Durant, Yasir
Pharms Jr., Jeremiah DL

Years
1960
1961-63
1967-70
1970-72
1973-78
1980
1982-84
1984
1985, 87
1987
1989-901992
1993-95
2000-04
2005-132015
2017-202021
2023- 71 Name
Oakes, Don
May, Art
Hamilton, Ray
Reed, Benton
DeRiggi, Fed
Rakoczy, Gregg
Rucci, Todd
Osborne, Chuck
Hochstein, Russ

Pos.
OT
DE
DE
DE
DT
OL
OG
DT
G

Years
1963-681971
1973-81
1987
1990
1991-92
1993-99
2000
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Deaderick, Brandon
Richard, Jamey
Neblett, Andre
Siliga, Sealver
Fleming, Cameron
Shelton, Danny
Onwenu, Mike

G
DL
OL
DL
DT
OL
DL
OL

2009
2010-12
2012
2013
2013*
2014-172018-192020-23- 72 Years
1960
1960
1961-69
1973-801975
1982-85
1987
1988-94
1996-98
2000
2001-112013-14
2015
2019
2020*
2021-22*2023- 73 Name
Jagielski, Harry
Neighbors, Billy
Khayat, Ed
Funchess, Tom
Atessis, Bill
Hannah, John

Pos.
DT
OG
DT
OT
DE
OG

Years
1960-61
1962-651966
1968-701971
1973-85- 74 Name
Delucca, Gerry
Schmidt, Bob
Mangum, John
Jones, Ezell
Reynolds, Bob
Hanneman, Craig
Jordan, Shelby
Browning, Dave
Turner, Bill
Gambol, Chris
Baldinger, Rich
Skene, Doug
Sullivan, Chris
Jones, Kenyatta
Yates, Billy
Sands, Terdell
Love, Kyle
Svitek, Will
Easley, DominiqueThornton, Khyri
Hamilton, Woodrow
Tobin, Matt
Croston, Cole

Pos.
Years
OT
1960-64
OT
1964
DT
1966-67
OT
1969-70
OT
1972-73DE
1974-75
OT
1975,77-82
DE
1983
DE
1987
OL
1990
OL
1993
G
1994
DE 1996-99, 2001
T
2001-02OL
2005-08
DL
2009
DL
2010-12
OL
2013
DL
2014
DL
2015
DT
2016
OL
2018
OL
2017-18OL
OL

2019-20
2023

Cajuste, Yodny
Brown, Trent- 75 Name
McGee, George
Simerson, John
Richardson, Jesse
Pyne, George
Toner, Ed
Haggerty, Mike
Mass, Wayne
Moore, Arthur
Cryder, Bob
Morriss, Guy
Villa, Danny
Wilson, Curtis
Williams, Larry
Lewis, Bill
Sagapolutele, Pio
Rheams, Leonta
Beadles, Terrance
Stokes, Barry
Wilfork, Vince
Karras, Ted
Herron, Justin
McDermott, Conor

Pos.
OT
OT
DT
OT
DT
OT-DE
OT
DT
OG
OC
OT
OC
G
C
DT
DL
G
OL
DL
OL
OL
OL

Pos.
OT
G
DT
DT
NT
DE
OT
OT
OT
NT
DT
G
T
T
T
OL
OL

Years
1960
1961
1962-641965
1967-701971
1972
1973-77
1978-83
1984-87
1987-91, 97
1989
1992
1993
1996
1998
2000
2008
2004-142016-19*2020-222022-23Years
1960
1961-691970
1971-73
1975
1978
1981-86
1988-89
1990
1991-92
1993
1995-96
2000-01
2003-05
2009-152018-222023- 77 Name
Cross, Bob
Danenhauer, Bill
Neville, Tommy
Puetz, Garry
Sims, Kenneth
Harlow, Pat
Tharpe, Larry
Moss, ZefrossRandall, Greg
Compton, Mike
Kaczur, Nick
Solder, NateBennett, Michael

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Pos.
OT
DE
OT
OG
DE
OT
OT
T
T
C/G
T
T
DL

2020*
2018, 21-23- 78 -- 76 Name
Discenzo, Tony
Long, Charlie
Mirich, Rex
Rowe, Dave
Cusick, Pete
Schaum, Greg
Holloway, Brian
Rehder, Tom
Clayton, Stan
Smerlas, Fred
Washington, John
Roberts, William
Williams, Grant
Gorin, Brandon
Vollmer, SebastianWynn, Isaiah
Anderson, Calvin

OL
LT

Years
1960
1960
1965-77
1979-81
1982-89
1991-95
1996
1997-99
2000-02
2001-03
2005-10
2011-172019

Name
Byrd, Dennis
Banks, Willie
McGee, Tony
Spears, Ron
Kuehn, Art
Harris, Marshall
Stokes, Eric
Armstrong, Bruce

Pos.
DT
G
DE
DE
OC
DE
C-G
T

Years
1968
1973
1974-81
1982-83
1983
1983
1987
1987-2000- 79 Name
Richardson, Al
Hunt, Jim Lee

Pos.
DE
DT

Years
1960
1960-71- 80 Name
Rudolph, Jack
Henke, Karl
Adams, Bob
Hasselbeck, Don
Williams, Brooks
Fryar, Irving
Linne, Larry
Hawkins, Steve
Brown, Troy
Matthews, Michael
Shiancoe, Visanthe
Amendola, Danny
Anderson, Stephen
Olszewski, Gunner
Boutte, Kayshon

Pos.
Years
LB
1960-65
OT
1969
TE
1973-74
TE
1977-83
TE
1983
WR
1984-92
WR
1987
WR
1994
WR/KR 1993, 95-2007*
TE
2009
TE
2012
WR
2013-17
TE
2018
WR
2019-21
WR
2023

HistoryName
Pos.
Crow, Albert
DT
Striegal, Bill
LB
Eisenhauer, Larry
DE
DE
Lunsford, Mel
Patton, Jerry
DE
Williams, LesterNT
Sandham, Todd
OG
Goad, Tim
NTDT
Wyman, Devin
Isaia, Sale
G
Light, Matt
T
DL
Vellano, Joe
Hicks, Akiem
DL
Newhouse, Marshall OL
Eluemunor, Jermaine OL
Cajuste, Yodny
OL
Wheatley, Tyrone
OL

Cunningham, Korey
Reiff, Riley- 81 Name
Colclough, Jim
Frazier, Charley
Sweet, Joe
Francis, Russ
Brown, Preston
Starring, Stephen
Carey, Brian
Mowatt, Zeke
Carpenter, Rob
Stanley, Walter
Crittenden, Ray
Graham, Hason
Simmons, TonyJohnson, Charles
Hayes, Donald
Johnson, Bethel
Smith, Jonathan
Hernandez, Aaron
Wright, Tim
Harbor, Clay
Smith, Jonnu
Douglas, DeMario

Pos.
Years
WR
1960-68WR
1969-70
WR1974
TE 1975-80, 87-88
WR
1980-82WR
1983-87
WR
1987
TE
1990
WR
1991
WR
1992
WR
1993-94WR
1995-96WR
1998-2000
WR
2001
WR
2002
WR
2003-05
WR
2006
TE
2011-12*
TE
2014
TE
2016
TE
2021-22
WR
2023

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Name
Whalen, Jim
Beer, Tom
Hinton, Eddie
Burks, Steve
Chandler, Al
Toler, Ken
Weathers,Clarence
Williams, Derwin
Gadbois, Dennis
Martin, Sammy
Taylor, Gene
Brisby, Vincent
Calloway, Chris
Jackson, Curtis
Graham, DanielRivers, Marcellus
Spach, Stephen
Crumpler, Alge
Gronkowski, Dan
Herman, Brad
Winslow, KellenBoyce, Josh
Martin, Keshawn
Lengel, Matt
Tomlinson, Eric
Nixon, Tre

Pos.
TE
TE
WR
WR
TE
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
TE
TE
TE
TE
TE
TE
TE
WR
WR
TE
TE
WR

Years
1965-69
1970-72
1974
1975-77
1979*
1981-82
1983-84
1985-87
1987*
1988-91
1991
1993-99
2000
2000
2002-06
2007
2007-08
2010
2011
2012
2012
2013-14
2015
2016
2019
2023

- 83 Name
Pos.
Jacobs, Harry
DE-LB
Dawson, Bill
TE-DE
Fussell, TomDE
Baker, Melvin
WR
Feacher, Ricky
WR
Westbrook, DonWR
Jones, CedricWR
Coffey, Wayne
WR
Timpson, MichaelWR
WR
Moore, Will
Jells, Dietrich
WR
TE
Rutledge, Rod
Branch, DeionWR
Welker, Wes
WR
DE
Scruggs, Greg
Allen, Dwayne
TE
TE
Thomas, Jordan
LaCosse, Matt
TE
Humphrey, Lil’Jordan WR
Reagor, Jalen
WR

Years
1960-62
1965
1967
1975
1976
1977-81
1982-901987
1989-94
1995
1996-97
1998-2001
2002-05
2007-122016
2017-182020
2019, 2021
2022
2023

- 84 Name
Graham, Art
Knief, Gayle
Bryant, Hubie
Stingley, Darryl
Harris, Ronnie
Jefferson, Shawn
Davis, Shockmain
Small, Torrance

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Pos.
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR/KR
WR
WR
WR

Years
1963-681970
1971-72
1973-77
1993-94
1996-99
2000
2001

Coleman, FredWR
Baxter, FredTE
Watson, Benjamin
TE
Branch, DeionWR
Moe, TJ
WR
WR
Tyms, Brian
Patterson, Cordarrelle WR
Ford, Isaiah
WR
WR
Bourne, Kendrick

2001-022003*
2004-09, 19
2010-1220132014-1520182020
2021-23- 85 Name
McComb, Don
Atchason, Jack
Buoniconti, Nick
Adams,Julius
Baty, Greg
Frain, Todd
Johnson, Steve
Sievers, Eric
Cook, Marv
Burke, John
Purnell, Lovett
Morey, SeanFontenot, Chris
Wiggins, Jermaine
Cleeland, Cameron
Stokes, J.J.
Weaver, Jed
Gabriel, Doug
DeVree, Tyson
Hernandez, Aaron
Ochocinco, Chad
Lloyd, Brandon
Thompkins, Kenbrell
Williams, Michael
Britt, KennyIzzo, Ryan
Henry, Hunter

Pos.
DE
OE
LB
DE
TE
TE
TE
TE
TE
TE
TE
WR
TE
TE
TE
WR
TE
WR
TE
TE
WR
WR
WR
TE
WR
TE
TE

Years
1960
1960
1962-68
1971-85*
1987*
1987*
1988
1989-90
1991-93*
1994-96
1996-98*
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2006
2008
2010*
2011
2012
2013-1420152017
2018-202021-23- 86 Name
Lofton, Oscar
Kimber, Bill
Romeo, Tony
Moss, Roland
Windsor, Bob
Morgan, Stanley
Benson, Mike
Nichols, Ricky
McMurtry, Greg
Brown, Troy
Lee, Kevin
Bartrum, Mike
Eitzmann, Chris
Bjornson, Eric
Patten, David
Dwight, Tim
Thomas, David
Baker, Chris
Fells, Daniel
Maneri, Steve
Derby, AJ

Pos.
OE
OE
TE
TE
TE
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
TE
TE
TE
WR
WR
TE
TE
TE
TE
TE

Years
1960
1961
1962-671971
1972-75
1977-89
1987
1987
1990-93
1994*
1994-95
1996-99
2000
2000
2001-04
2005
2006-08
2009
2012
2014*
2016

Asiasi, Devin
Bowden Jr., Lynn
Brown, Pharaoh

TE
WR
TE

2020-212022
2023- 87 Name
Long, Mike
Nichols, Bob
Jacobs, Ray
Lassiter, Ike
White, Jim
Schubert, Steve
Chandler, Al
Jarvis, Ray
Franklin, Arnold
Dawson, Lin
Coates, Ben
Looker, Dane
Emanuel, Bert
Givens, David
Caldwell, Reche
Gronkowski, Rob
Sokol, Matt

Pos.
OE
TE
DT
DE
DE
WR
TE
WR
TE
TE
TE
WR
WR
WR
WR
TE
TE

Years
1960
1967-681969
1970-71
1972
1974
1976-78*
1979
1987
1981-90
1991-99
2000
2001
2002-052006
2010-182022-23- 88 Name
Berger, Ron
Mosier, John
Marshall, Al
Briscoe, Marlin
Pennywell, Carlos
Bradshaw, Morris
Ramsey, Derrick
Scott, Willie
LaFreniere, Bill
Dykes, Hart Lee
Griffith, Richard
Frisch, David
President, Andre
Glenn, Terry
Fauria, Christian
Brady, Kyle
Aiken, Sam
Ballard, Jake
Mulligan, Matthew
Chandler, Scott
Bennett, Martellus
Thomas, Demaryius
Fumagalli, Troy
Washington, Scotty
Gesicki, Mike

Pos.
DE
TE
WR
WR
WR
WR
TE
TE
WR
WR
TE
TE
TE
WR
TE
TE
WR
TE
TE
TE
TE
WR
TE
TE
TE

Years
1969-72
1973
1974
1976
1978-81
1982
1983-85
1986-881987
1989-90
1993
1995
1995
1996-2001
2002-052007
2008-09
2012
2013
2015
2016, 17
2019
2021
2022
2023

- 89 Name
Dee, Bob

Pos.
DE

Years
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Name
Webster, George
Williams, Toby
Wichard, Murray
Veris, Garin
Shorts, PeterWhite, Reggie
Eaton, Chad
Moore, Marty
Martin, Steve
Klecko, Dan
Smith, Le Kevin
Richard, DarrylEdds, A.J.
Koutouvides, Niko
Sopoaga, Isaac
Moore, Zach
Branch, Alan
Brown, Malcom
Calhoun, ShiliqueBarmore, Christian

Pos.
LB
DE
DE
DE
DE
DT/NT
DT
LB
DT
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
DT
DL
DT
DL
LB
DL

Years
1974-76
1983-881987
1990-91*
1989
1995
1996-2000
2001*
2002
2003-05
2006-08
2009-102011
2011-12
2013
2014
2014*
2015-18
2019-202021-23- 91 Pos.
DE
LB
LB
DE
NT/DT
LB
DE
DE
LB
DL
LB
DL

Years
1982-83
1987
1989
1990-93
1994-95
1999
2000-03
2004-062008
2009-112013-16*2017-2023- 92 Name
Creswell, Smiley
McNeil, EmmanuelAgnew, Ray
Collons, Ferric
Nugent, David
Washington, Ted
Thomas, Santonio
Brace, Ron
Moore, Eric
Warren, Gerard
Haynesworth, Albert
Bequette, Jake
Grissom, Geneo
Harrison, James
Thurman, Nick
Godchaux, Davon

Pos.
DE
NT
DE
DE
DE
DT
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DE
DL
LB
DL
DL

Years
1985
1989
1990-94
1995-99
2000-01
2003
2007
2009*
2010*
2010*
2011
2012-132015-16*20172020
2021-23- 93 Name
Corsetti, Rico
Jordan, Tim
Pitts, Mike

Pos.
LB
LB
DE

Years
1987
1987-89
1993-94

LB
LB
DT
LB
DE
LB
LB
DE
DL
DL
DL
DL

1996
1998
1999
2000
2001-08
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2015-162017-23- 94 Name
Pos.
Black, Mel
LB
Ward, David
LB
Roberts, Tim
DE
Scott, WalterDL
DE
Spires, Greg
Sayler, JaceDL
Warren, Ty
DLDEEllis, Shaun
Francis, Justin
DL
DT
Jones, Chris
Jean-Francois, Ricky DT
Clayborn, AdrianDE
Mack, Isaiah
DL
Allen, Beau
DL
DL
Anderson, Henry

Years
1986*
1989
1995
1996
1998-2000
2001
2003-10201120122013-14
2017
2018
2020
2020
202

- 95 Name
Reynolds, Ed
Sacco, Frank
Sabb, Dwayne
Thomas, Henry
Phifer, Roman
Banta-Cain, Tully
Brown, Kareem
Moore, Rashad
Smith, Kenny
Anderson, MarkJones, Chandler
Long, Chris
Rivers, Derek
Ekuale, Daniel

Pos.
Years
LB
1983-91
LB
1987
LB
1992-96
DT
1997-2000
LB
2001-04
LB 2005-06, 09-10*
DL
2007
DL
2007
DL
2008
DE
2011
DE
2012-15DE
2016
DE
2017-20DL
2021-23- 96 Name
Pos.
Williams, Brent
DE
Mangiero, DinoNT
Jones, MikeDE
Megna, Marc
LB
Tuitele, Maugaula
LB
Mitchell, Brandon
DL
Lyle, RickDL
Bailey, Rodney
DL
Mallard, Wesly
LB
Thomas, Adalius
LB
Cunningham, Jermaine DE
Carter, AndreDE
Siliga, SealverDT
Johnson, AnthonyDT
Kilgo, Darius
DT

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Years
1986-931987
1994-97
1999*
2000*
2001*
2002-03
2004
2005
2007-092010-1220132014-15*2016
2016

Grissom, Geneo
Bower, Tashawn
Roberts, Sam

LB
DL
DL

2017-18*
2020-212022-23- 97 Name
Hodge, Milford
Guzik, John
Smith, Sean
Jones, Aaron
Wheeler, Mark
Grimes, Reggie
Parker, Riddick
Green, Jarvis
Brace, Ron
Branch, Alan
Kamalu, Ufomba
Mitchell, DaMarcus
Hill, Trysten

Pos.
DE
NT
DE
DE
DT
DE
DT
DE
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL

Years
1986-89
1987
1990-91
1993-95
1996-98
2000
2001
2002-092010-12*
2015-17*
2018
2022
2023

- 98 Name
Owens, Dennis
Edwards, Tim
Johnson, Mario
Barnett, Troy
Mitchell, Brandon
Pleasant, Anthony
Traylor, Keith
Brown, Chad
Crable, Shawn
Moore, Eric
Warren, Gerard
Cohen, Landon
Forston, Marcus
Walker, Casey
Flowers, Trey
Williams, Xavier
Davis Jr., Carl

Pos.
NT
DE
DL
DE
DE
DE
DT
LB
LB
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL

Years
1982-86
1992
1993
1994-95
1997-2000*
2001-032004
2005, 2007
2008-10
2011*
2011*
2011
2012-132014
2015-182020
2020-22

History

Name
Crump, George
Alexander, Rogers
Lowry, Orlando
Gannon, Chris
Walker, Bruce
Kopp, Jeff
Hamilton, Bobby
Hill, MarquiseRuud, Bo
Pryor, Myron
Collins Sr., Jamie
Wise Jr., Deatrich

Brown, Monty
Stuckey, Shawn
Kuberski, Bob
Dalton, Antico
Seymour, Richard
Burgess, Prescott
Murrell, Marques
Carter, Andre
McClain, Terrell
Kelly, Tommy
Sheard, Jabaal
Guy, Lawrence- 99 Name
Thomas, Ben
Wilburn, Steve
Jeter, Gary
Howard, David
Carthen, Jason
DeOssie, Steve
Crawford, Vernon
Megna, Marc
Turner, T.J.
Ayi, Kole
Holsey, Bernard
Kelley, Ethan
Wright, Mike
Scott, Trevor
Buchanan, Michael
Easley, Dominique
Valentine, Vincent
Cowart, Byron
Collins Sr., Jamie
White, Keion

Pos.
DE
DE
DE
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
DL
DT
DL
DE
DE
DL
DT
DL
LB
DL

Years
1985
1987
1989
1991-92
1993-94
1994-95
1997-99
2000*
2001
2001
2002
2004
2005-112012
2013-142015
2016-172019-21
2022*
2023

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Rd
1
2a
2b
3
4a
4b
5
6a
6b
6c
7a
7b

PlayerPK
Drake Maye3
(Traded LA Chargers) 34
Ja’Lynn Polk
37
Caedan Wallace
68
Layden Robinson
103
Javon Baker
110(Traded to LA Chargers) 137
Marcellas Dial Jr.
180(Traded to Minnesota) 188
Joe Milton III
193
Jaheim Bell231
(Traded to Las Vegas) 223

2023
Pos College
QB North Carolina
WR
T
G
WR

Washington
Penn State
Texas A&M
UCF

CB

South Carolina

QB
TE

Tennessee
Florida State

2024 DRAFT NOTES

For more information on all trades involving draft picks,
please see trades list on the following pages.

History

2a Acquired the LA Chargers 2024 second-round draft pick
(37th overall) and 2024 fourth-round draft pick (110th
overall) in a draft day trade on April 26, 2024 in exchange
for a 2024 second-round draft pick (34th overall) and a2024 fifth-round draft pick (137th overall).
6b Acquired a 2024 sixth-round draft pick (188th overall) ina trade with Las Vegas on Sept. 21, 2022 in exchange for
OL Justin Herron and a 2024 seventh round draft pick
(223rd overall). The 2024 sixth-round pick was traded toMinnesota on Aug. 28, 2023 in exchange for OL VederianLowe.
6c Acquired a 2024 sixth-round draft pick (193rd overall) ina trade with Jacksonville on March 14, 2024 in exchange
for QB Mac Jones.
7a Acquired a 2024 seventh-round draft pick (231st overall)in a trade with Chicago on July 13, 2022 in exchange for
WR N’Keal Harry.

Rd
1a
1a
1b
2
3a
3b
4a
4b
4c
4d
4e
5a
5b
6a
6b
6c
6d
6e
7a
7b

PlayerPK
Pos College(Traded to Kansas City) 21(Traded to Pittsburgh) 14		
Christian Gonzalez
17
CB		Oregon
Keion White
46
DE		Georgia Tech
Marte Mapu
76
LB		Sacramento State(Traded to Miami)
77
Jake Andrews
107 C		Troy
Chad Ryland
112
K		Maryland
Sidy Sow
117
OL		Eastern Michigan(Traded to N.Y. Jets)
120(Traded to Las Vegas) 135
Atonio Mafi
144 OL		UCLA
(Traded to Baltimore) 148(Traded to N.J. Jets)
184
Kayshon Boutte
187 WR		Louisiana State
Bryce Baringer
192 P		Michigan StateDeMario Douglas
210 WR		Liberty
Ameer Speed
214 CB		Michigan State(Traded to Las Vegas) 231
Isaiah Bolden
245 CB		Jackson State

2023 DRAFT NOTES

For more information on all trades involving draft picks,
please see trades list on the following pages.
1a Acquired Pittsburgh’s 2023 first-round draft pick (17thoverall) and 2023 fourth-round draft pick (120th overall)in a draft day trade on April 27, 2023 in exchange for a2023 first-round draft pick (14th overall).
3a Acquired a 2023 third-round draft pick and a 2022 fourthround draft pick from Carolina in a trade on April 29, 2022
in exchange for a 2022 third-round draft pick.
3b Traded a 2023 third-round draft pick to Miami on April
4 2022 in exchange for WR DeVante Parker and a 2022
fifth-round draft pick.
4a Acquired a 2023 fourth-round draft pick and a 2022
sixth-round draft pick from the L.A. Rams in a trade on
August 25, 2021 in exchange for RB Sony Michel.
4b Acquired the N.Y. Jets fourth-round draft pick (112th overall) in a draft day trade on April 29, 2023 in exchange fora 2023 fourth-round draft pick (120th overall) and a 2023
sixth-round draft pick (184th overall).
5a Acquired Las Vegas’ 2023 fifth-round draft pick (144th
overall) and 2023 sixth-round draft pick (214th overall) ina draft day trade on April 29, 2023 in exchange for a 2023
fourth-round draft pick (135th overall).
5b Traded a 2023 fifth-round draft pick to Baltimore on August 26 2021 in exchange for CB Shaun Wade.
6b The Patriots acquired a 2023 sixth-round draft pick in a
trade with Carolina on October 6, 2021 in exchange for
CB Stephon Gilmore.
7a The Patriots acquired a 2023 sixth-round draft pick in a
trade with Las Vegas in exchange for QB Jarrett Stidham
and a 2023 seventh-round draft pick on May 15, 2022.
7b The Patriots acquired a 2023 seventh-round draft pick in
a trade with Atlanta on March 15, 2023 in exchange for TE
Jonnu Smith.

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Aug. 31, 2021 in exchange for a 2022 seventh-round draft
pick (243rd overall).

2022
Rd
1a
1b
2a
2b
3a
3b
4a
4b
4c
5a
5b
5c
6a
6b
6c
7a
7b
7c
7d

PlayerPK(Traded to Kansas City) 21
Cole Strange
29
Tyquan Thornton
50(Traded to Kansas City) 54
Marcus Jones85(Traded to Carolina)
94
Jack Jones
121
Pierre Strong Jr.
127
Bailey Zappe
137(Traded to Kansas City) 158(Traded to Las Vegas) 164(Traded to Houston)170
Kevin Harris183
Sam Roberts
200
Chasen Hines
210(Traded to Baltimore) 224(Traded to Miami)
242(Traded to Kansas City) 243
Andrew Stueber
245

Pos College
OL Chattanooga
WR BaylorDB

HoustonDB
RB
QB

Arizona StateSouth Dakota State
Western Kentucky

RB
DL
OL

South Carolina
Northwest Missouri StateLouisiana StateOL

Michigan

2022 DRAFT NOTES

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Pk Pos College
15 QB Alabama
38 DL Alabama
46
96 LB Oklahoma
Forfeited
120 RB Oklahoma
122
139
177 LB Michigan
188 S Missouri
197 OL Colorado
242 WR UCF

2021 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please
see trades list on following pages.
2a Acquired Cincinnati’s second-round pick (38th overall) ina draft-day trade on April 30, 2021, in exchange for a
2021 second-round pick (46th overall) and two fourthround picks (122nd overall) and (139th overall).
4b Acquired Houston’s 2021 fourth-round pick (122nd overall) and sixth-round pick (188th overall) in exchange fora 2021 fifth-round pick (158th overall) and 2021 sixthround pick (195th overall).

History

For more information on all trades involving draft picks,
please see trades list on the following pages.
1a Acquired Kansas City’s 2022 first-round draft pick (29thoverall), 2022 third-round draft pick (94th overall) and
2022 fourth-round draft pick (121st overall) in a draft
day trade on April 28, 2022 in exchange for a 2022 firstround draft pick (21st overall).
2b Acquired Kansas City’s 2022 second-round draft pick
(50th overall) in a draft day trade on April 29, 2022 in exchange for a 2022 second-round pick (54th overall) and a2022 fifth-round draft pick (158th overall).
3b Acquired Carolina’s 2022 fourth-round draft pick (137th
overall) and a 2023 third-round draft pick in a draft day
trade on April 29, 2022 in exchange for a 2022 thirdround draft pick (94th overall).
5a Acquired a 2022 fifth-round draft pick (158th overall) andWR DeVante Parker in a trade with Miami on April 4, 2022
in exchange for a 2023 third-round draft pick.
5b Acquired OL Trent Brown and a 2022 seventh round draft
pick (243 overall) in a trade with Las Vegas on March 17,2021 in exchange for a 2022 fifth-round draft pick (164th
overall).
6a/5c/7d Acquired a 2022 sixth-round draft pick (183rd overall) and a 2022 seventh-round draft pick (245th overall) ina trade with Houston on April 25, 2022 in exchange fora 2022 fifth-round draft pick (170th overall). The Patriots
originally acquired the 2022 fifth-round draft pick in a
trade with Tampa Bay on March 17, 2022 in exchange for
OL Shaq Mason.
6c Acquired a 2022 sixth-round draft pick (210th overall) anda 2023 fourth-round draft pick from the L.A. Rams in a
trade on Aug. 25, 2021 in exchange for RB Sony Michel.
7a Acquired DB Shaun Wade in a trade with Baltimore on
Aug. 26, 2021 in exchange for a 2022 seventh-rounddraft pick (224th overall).
7b Acquired WR Isaiah Ford in a trade with Miami on Nov. 3,2020 in exchange for a 2022 seventh-round draft pick
(242nd overall).
7c Acquired OL Yasir Durant in trade with Kansas City on

2021
Rd Player
1 Mac Jones
2a Christian Barmore
2b (Traded to Cincinnati)
3a Ronnie Perkins
3b NA
4a Rhamondre Stevenson
4b (Traded to Cincinnati)
4c (Traded to Cincinnati
5 Cameron McGrone
6a Joshuah Bledsoe
6b Will Sherman
7 Tre Nixon

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Rd Player
1 (Traded to L.A. Chargers)
2a Kyle Dugger
2b Joshua Uche
3a (Traded to Baltimore)
3b Anfernee Jennings
3c Devin Asiasi
3d Traded to Baltimore
3e Traded to Las Vegas
3f Dalton Keene
4a (Traded to N.Y. Jets)
4b (Traded to N.Y. Jets)
4c (Traded to Las Vegas)
5a Justin Rohrwasser
5b (Traded to Las Vegas)
6a Mike Onwenu
6b Justin Herron
6c Cassh Maluia
6d (Traded to Indianapolis)
6e (Traded to Indianapolis)
7 Dustin Woodard

Pk
23
37
60
71
87
91
98
100
101
125
129
139
159
172
182
195
204
212
213
230

2019

Pos College
DB Lenoir-Rhyne
LB Michigan
LB Alabama
TE UCLATE Virginia TechK

MarshallOL Michigan
OL Wake Forest
LB Wyoming
OL Memphis

History

2020 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please
see trades list on following pages.
3d, 3e, 6d and 6e were awarded as compensatory selections.
1

Acquired the L.A. Chargers 2020 second-round pick
(37th overall) and 2020 third-round pick (71st overall) ina draft-day trade on April 23, 2020 in exchange for a2020 first-round draft pick (23rd overall).

2b Acquired Baltimore’s 2020 second-round pick (60thoverall) and a 2020 fourth-round pick (129th overall) in a
draft-daft day trade on April 24, 2020 in exchange for two
2020 third-round picks (71st overall) and (98th overall).
3c Acquired Las Vegas’ 2020 third-round pick (91st overall)
and a 2020 fifth-round pick (159th overall) in a draft-day
trade on April 24, 2020 in exchange for a 2020 thirdround pick (100th overall), 2020 fourth-round pick (139th
overall) and 2020 fifth-round pick (172nd overall).
3f Acquired N.Y. Jets’ 2020 third-round pick (101st overall)in a draft-day trade on April 24, 2020 in exchange for2020 fourth-round picks (125th overall) and (129th overall) and a 2021 sixth-round draft pick.
6a Acquired Indianapolis’ 2020 sixth-round pick (182nd
overall) in a draft-day trade on April 25, 2020 in exchange for 2020 sixth-round picks (212th overall) and(213th overall).
6b Acquired Denver’s sixth-round pick (195th overall) on
Aug. 31, 2019 in exchange for DB Duke Dawson Jr.
6c Acquired Houston’s sixth-round draft pick (204th overall)on Aug. 31, 2019 in exchange for DB Keion Crossen.
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Acquired Atlanta’s seventh-round draft pick (230th overall) on Aug. 31, 2018 in exchange for DB Jordan Richards.

Rd Player
1 N’Keal Harry
2a Joejuan Williams
2b (Traded to L.A. Rams)
2c (Traded to Seattle)
3a (Traded to Chicago)
3b Chase Winovich
3c Damien Harris
3d (Traded to L.A. Rams)
3e Yodny Cajuste
4a Hjalte Froholdt
4b Jarrett Stidham
4c (Traded to L.A. Rams)
5a Byron Cowart
5b (Traded to Minnesota)
5c Jake Bailey
5d (Traded to Philadelphia)
6 (Traded to Chicago)
7a (Traded to Minnesota)
7b (Traded to L.A. Rams)
7c (Traded to Philadelphia)
7d Ken Webster

Pk
32
45
56
64
73
77
87
97
101
118
133
134
159
162
163
167
205
239
243
246
252

Pos College
WR Arizona State
CB Vanderbilt

DL Michigan
RB Alabama
OL West Virginia
OL Arkansas
QB Auburn
DL MarylandP

Stanford

DB Mississippi

2019 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please
see trades list on following pages.
3d, 3e, 6 and 7d were awarded as compensatory selections.
2a Acquired the L.A. Rams 2019 second-round draft pick
(45th overall) in a draft-day trade in exchange for a 2019second-round draft pick (56th overall) and a 2019 thirdround draft pick (101st) overall.
2c Acquired Seattle’s 2019 third-round draft pick (77th overall) and 2019 fourth-round draft pick (118th overall) in a
draft day trade on April 26, 2019 in exchange for a 2019second-round pick (64th overall).
3a Acquired Chicago’s 2019 third-round draft pick (87th overall) and 2019 fifth-round draft pick (162nd overall) and a2020 fourth-round draft pick in a draft day trade on April
26, 2019 in exchange for a 2019 third-round draft pick (73rdoverall) and 2019 sixth-round draft pick (205th overall).
3c Acquired the L.A. Rams 2019 third-round pick (101st
overall) and 2019 fourth-round pick (133rd overall) in a
draft day trade on April 27, 2019 in exchange for a 2019
third-round pick (97th overall) and 2019 fifth-round pick
(162nd overall). The Patriots had traded the 101st pick to
the Rams in an earlier draft day trade.
5c Acquired Philadelphia’s 2019 fifth-round draft pick (163rd
overall) in a draft day trade on April 27, 2019 in exchange fora 2019 fifth-round (167th overall) and a 2019 seventh-rounddraft pick (246th overall).
5d Acquired Minnesota’s 2019 fifth-round draft pick (159th
overall) in a draft day trade on April 27, 2019 in exchange
for a 2019 fifth-round draft pick (162nd overall) and a 2019seventh-round pick (239th overall).

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2018

Pk
23
31
43
51
56
63
95
105
114
117
131
136
143
159
168
178
198
205
210
219
233
243
249
250

Pos College
OL Georgia
RB Georgia
DB Florida

LB Purdue
LB Arizona StateWR Miami (Fla.)QB Louisiana StateDB Western Carolina
TE Florida State2018 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please
see trades list on following pages.
4e was awarded as a compensatory selection.
1a Acquired the L.A. Rams 2018 first-round draft pick (23overall) and a 2018 sixth-round draft pick (198 overall)in a trade on April 4, 2018 in exchange for WR Brandin
Cooks and a 2018 fourth-round draft pick (136 overall).
2a Acquired San Francisco’s 2018 second-round draft pick
(43 overall) in a trade on Oct. 31, 2017 in exchange for QB
Jimmy Garoppolo, which was then traded to Detroit in a
draft day trade on April 27, 2018 in exchange for a 2018second-round draft pick (51 overall) and a 2018 fourthround draft pick (117 overall).
2b Pick traded to Chicago in a draft day trade on April 27,
2018 in exchange for a 2018 fourth-round draft pick (105
overall) and a 2019 second-round draft pick.
2c Acquired Tampa Bay’s 2018 second-round draft pick (56overall) in a draft day trade on April 27, 2017 in exchange
for a 2018 second-round draft pick (63 overall) and a
2018 fourth-round draft pick (117 overall).
3 Pick traded to San Francisco in a draft day trade on April
27, 2018 in exchange for OL Trent Brown and a 2018 fifthround draft pick (143 overall).
4a Pick traded to Cleveland in a draft day trade on April 28,
2018 in exchange for a 2018 fourth-round draft pick (114
overall) and a 2018 sixth-round draft pick (178 overall).
4b Pick traded to Detroit in a draft day trade on April 28,
2018 in exchange for a 2019 third-round draft pick.
4d Pick traded to Philadelphia on Sept. 7, 2016 in exchange
for DB Eric Rowe.
5b Pick traded to Oakland on March 19, 2018 in exchange
for WR Cordarrelle Patterson and a 2018 sixth-rounddraft pick (210 overall).

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2017
Rd Player
1 (Traded to New Orleans)
2 (Traded to Carolina)
3a (Traded to Tennessee)
3b Derek Rivers
3c Tony Garcia
3d (Traded to Detroit)
3c (Traded to New Orleans)
4a NA
4b (Traded to Detroit)
4c Deatrich Wise Jr.
4d (Traded to Indianapolis)
5a (Awarded to Buffalo)
5b (Traded to Cleveland)
5c (Traded to Kansas City)
6a (Traded to Tennessee)
6b Conor McDermott
6c (Traded to Detroit)
6d (Traded to Dallas)
7a (Traded to Dallas)
7b (Traded to Detroit)

Pk Pos College
32
64
72
83 DE Youngstown State85 OL Troy
96
103
Forfeited124
131 DE Arkansas
137
163
175
183
200
211 OL UCLA
215
216
239
250

History

Rd Player
1a Isaiah Wynn
1b Sony Michel
2a (Traded to Detroit)
2b (Traded to Chicago)
2c Duke Dawson
2d (Traded to Tampa Bay)
3 (Traded to San Francisco)
4a (Traded to Cleveland)
4b (Traded to Detroit)
4c (Traded to Tampa Bay)
4d (Traded to Philadelphia)
4e (Traded to L.A. Rams)
5a Ja’Whaun Bentley
5b (Traded to Oakland)
5c (Traded to Seattle)
6a Christian Sam
6b (Traded to Kansas City)
6c (Traded to Cleveland)
6d Braxton Berrios
7a Danny Etling
7b (Traded to Philadelphia)
7c Keion Crossen
7d (Traded to Cincinnati)
7e Ryan Izzo

2018 (CONT.)

5c Pick traded to Seattle along with a 2018 seventh-rounddraft pick (250 overall), that was originally acquired from
Seattle on Sept. 1, 2017 in exchange for DB Justin Coleman, in exchange for DE Cassius Marsh on Sept. 2, 2017.
6b Pick traded to Kansas City in a draft day trade on April
28, 2018 in exchange for Kansas City’s two 2018 seventh-round draft picks (233 and 243 overall).
6c Pick traded to Cleveland on March 15, 2018 in exchange
for CB Jason McCourty and a 2018 seventh-round draft
pick (219 overall).
7d Pick traded to Cincinnati on Aug. 29, 2017 in exchange
for LB Marquis Flowers.
7e Acquired from Philadelphia along with a 2019 seventh-round draft pick in a draft day trade in exchange fora 2018 seventh-round draft pick (233 overall).

2017 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please
see trades list on following pages.
5c was a awarded as a compensatory selection.
1

Pick traded to New Orleans along with No. 103 overall
on March 11, 2017, in exchange for WR Brandin Cooks
and New Orleans’ 2017 fourth-round pick (118 overall).
New England obtained Cleveland’s 2017 third-roundcompensatory pick (103 overall) in an exchange for LB
Jamie Collins Sr. on Oct. 31, 2016. The Patriots forfeitedthe highest of their 2017 fourth-round picks.

2

Pick traded to Carolina on March 11, 2017, in exchange
for DE Kony Ealy and Carolina’s 2017 third-round draft
pick (72 overall).

3a Pick traded to Tennessee in a draft day trade on April 28,
2017, along with a Patriots sixth-round pick (200 overall)in exchange for a Tennessee 2017 third-round pick (83overall) and fourth-round pick (124 overall).
4b Acquired in a draft day trade with Seattle on April 30,
2016, along with a Seattle 2016 seventh-round pick (225
overall) in exchange for the Patriots 2016 fifth-round pick(147 overall) and their 2016 seventh-round pick (243overall).

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4c Pick traded to Indianapolis on March 9, 2017, in exchange for TE Dwayne Allen and a 2017 sixth-round draft
pick (200 overall).
5a Pick awarded to Buffalo after the Patriots signed restricted free agent RB Mike Gillislee on April 24, 2017.
5b Pick traded to Cleveland on Aug. 25, 2016, in exchange
for LB Barkevious Mingo.
5c Acquired TE James O’Shaughnessy and a 2017 sixthround draft pick (216 overall) in a draft day trade with
Kansas City in exchange for a 2017 fifth-round draft pick(183 overall).
6c Pick traded to Detroit on Oct. 25, 2016, in exchange for
LB Kyle Van Noy and Detroit’s 2017 seventh-round pick(239 overall).
6d Pick traded to Dallas in a draft day trade on April 29,
2017, along with a 2017 seventh-round draft pick (239
overall) in exchange for a 2017 sixth-round pick (216overall) and seventh-round pick (239 overall).
7b Pick traded to Detroit in exchange for TE Michael Williams on Aug. 26, 2015.

2016

Rd Player
1 Forfeited
2 Cyrus Jones
3a Joe Thuney
3b Jacoby Brissett
3c Vincent Valentine
4a Malcolm Mitchell
4b (Traded to Chicago)
5a (Traded to Seattle)
5b (Traded to Houston)
6a (Traded to Miami)
6b (Traded to Miami)
6c Kamu Grugier-Hill
6d Elandon Roberts
6e Ted Karras
7a Devin Lucien
7b (Traded to Seattle)
7c (Traded to Miami)

Pk
29
60
78
91
96
112
127
147
166
196
204
208
214
221
225
243
250

Pos College
CB Alabama
OL North Carolina St.
QB North Carolina St.
DT Nebraska
WR Georgia

S Eastern Illinois
LB Houston
G Illinois
WR Arizona State2016 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please
see trades list on following pages.

History

3c, 6c, 6d and 6e were awarded as compensatory selections.
3a Acquired New Orleans 2016 third-round pick (78 overall)and fourth-round pick (112 overall) in a 2016 draft day
trade in exchange for the Patriots 2016 second-round
pick (61 overall).
2b Acquired Arizona’s 2016 second-round pick (61 overall)and G Jonathan Cooper in exchange for DE Chandler
Jones on March 13, 2016.
5a Acquired Miami’s 2016 fifth-round pick (147 overall) in a2016 draft day trade in exchange for two of the Patriots
2016 sixth-round picks (196 overall and 204 overall) and
the Patriots 2016 seventh-round pick (250 overall).
5b Pick traded to Houston in exchange for WR Keshawn
Martin and a 2016 sixth-round pick (196 overall) on Sept.
17, 2015.
6b Pick traded to Chicago in exchange for LB Jonathan Bostic on Sept. 29, 2015, and then re-obtained in a tradewith Chicago on March 17, 2016, for TE Martellus Bennettt in exchange for the Patriots 2016 fourth-round pick(127 overall).
7a Acquired Seattle’s 2016 seventh-round pick (225 overall)and Seattle’s 2017 fourth-round pick in a draft day trade
in exchange for the Patriots 2016 fifth-round pick (147overall) and the Patriots 2016 seventh-round pick (243overall).
7b Acquired Houston’s 2016 seventh-round draft pick in exchange for QB Ryan Mallett on Aug. 31, 2014.

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2015

2014

Rd Player
1 Malcom Brown

Pk
32

Pos College
DL Texas

Rd Player
1 Dominique EasleyPk
29

Pos College
DL Florida

2

DB Stanford

2

Jimmy Garoppolo

62

QB Eastern Illinois

3(Traded to Jacksonville)

93

Jordan Richards

64

3a (Traded to Cleveland)96

3b Geneo Grissom97

DL Oklahoma

4a Bryan Stork

105 OL Florida State

4a Trey Flowers

101

DL Arkansas

4b James White

130 RB Wisconsin

4b Tre’ Jackson

111

G

4c Cameron Fleming

140 OL Stanford

4c Shaq Mason

131

OL Georgia Tech

5a (Traded to Green Bay)

147

5

169

5b Joe Cardona

166 LS

6a Matthew Wells

178 LB Mississippi State

6b AJ Derby

202 TE Arkansas

7a (Traded to Cleveland)219

7b Darryl Roberts

247 DB Marshall7c Xzavier Dickson

253 DL Alabama

Florida State

Navy

2015 DRAFT NOTES

179 OL Florida

6b Zach Moore

198 DL Concordia-St. Paul

6c Jemea Thomas

206 DB Georgia Tech

7

244 WR Michigan

2014 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please see
trades list on following pages.
4c was awarded as a compensatory draft choice.
3

Acquired Jacksonville’s 2014 fourth round pick (105 overall)and sixth round pick (179 overall) during a 2014 draft day
trade on May 9, 2014 in exchange for the Patriots 2014 thirdround pick (93 overall).

5

Pick traded to Philadelphia on Oct. 29, 2013, in exchange
for DL Isaac Sopoaga and a 2014 sixth-round draft pick (198
overall).

3b and 7c were awarded as compensatory selections
4b Acquired Cleveland’s 2015 fourth round pick (111 overall),fifth round pick (147 overall) and sixth round pick (202 overall) in a 2015 draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots
2015 third round pick (96 overall) and the Patriots seventhround pick (219 overall).
5b Acquired Green Bay’s 2015 fifth round pick (166th overall)and seventh round pick (247th overall) in a 2015 draft day
trade in exchange for the Patriots 2015 fifth round pick
(147th overall).

Jeremy Gallon

History

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please see
trades list on following pages.

(Traded to Philadelphia)

6a Jon Halapio

2013
Rd Player
1 (Traded to Minnesota)

Pk
29

Pos College

2a Jamie Collins

52

LB Southern Miss.

2b Aaron Dobson

59

WR Marshall

3a Logan Ryan83

CB Rutgers

3b Duron Harmon

91

DB Rutgers

4a Josh Boyce

102 WR Texas Christian

4b (Traded to Tampa Bay)126

5

(Traded to Washington)

162

6(Traded to Cincinnati)

197

7a Michael Buchanan

226 DL Illinois

7b (Traded to Tampa Bay)229

7c Steve Beauharnais

235 LB Rutgers

2013 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please see
trades list on following pages.
1

Acquired Minnesota’s 2013 second-round pick (52 overall),third-round pick (83 overall), fourth-round pick (102 overall)and seventh-round pick (229 overall) during a 2013 draft
day trade on April 25 in exchange for the Patriots 2013 firstround pick (29 overall).

4b Pick traded to Tampa Bay on Nov. 1, 2012 in exchange for
CB Aqib Talib and a 2013 seventh-round pick.

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5

Pick traded to Washington on July 29, 2011 in exchange for
DL Albert Haynesworth.

6

Pick traded to Cincinnati on July 29, 2011 in exchange for
WR Chad Ochocinco.

7b The Patriots acquired RB LeGarrette Blount in a draft day
trade with Tampa Bay on April 27, 2013 in exchange for RB
Jeff Demps and a 2013 seventh-round pick (229 overall).

History

2012
Rd Player
1a Chandler Jones

Pk
21

Pos College
DE Syracuse

1b Dont’a Hightower

25

LB Alabama

2a Tavon Wilson48

2b (Traded to Green Bay)

62

3a Jake Bequette90

3b (Traded to Cincinnati)

93

4(Traded to Denver)5(Traded to Green Bay)

6

Nate Ebner

197 DB Ohio State

7a Alfonzo Dennard

224 CB Nebraska

7b Jeremy Ebert

235 WR Northwestern

2011

Rd Player
1a Nate SolderPk17

1b (Traded to New Orleans)28

2a Ras-I Dowling

33

DB Virginia

2b Shane Vereen56

RB California

2c (Traded to Houston)60

3a Stevan Ridley73

RB Louisiana State

3b Ryan Mallett

74

QB Arkansas

3c (Traded to Oakland)

92(Traded to Oakland)

125

4

Pos College
OL Colorado

DB Illinois

5a Marcus Cannon

138 OL Texas Christian

5b Lee Smith

159 TE Marshall

DE Arkansas

6a (Traded to Philadelphia)

193

6b Markell Carter

194 LB Central Arkansas

126

7

219 DB Texas Christian

163

2011 DRAFT NOTES

2012 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please see
trades list on following pages.
1a Acquired Cincinnati’s 2012 first-round pick in exchange for
the Patriots 2012 first-round pick (27 overall) and the Patriots 2012 third-round pick (93 overall).

Malcolm Williams

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please see
trades list on following pages.
1b Pick traded to New Orleans for 2012 first-round pick and a2011 second-round pick (56 overall).
2c Pick traded to Houston for 2011 third-round choice (73 overall) and 2011 fifth-round pick (138 overall).
3c Pick traded to Oakland for 2012 second-round choice and2011 seventh-round pick (219 overall).
6a Pick traded to Philadelphia for sixth-round choice (194 overall).

1b Acquired Denver’s 2012 first-round pick in exchange for the
Patriots 2012 first-round pick (31 overall) and the Patriots
2012 fourth-round pick (126 overall).
2b Pick traded to Green Bay for a 2012 third-round pick (90overall) and a 2012 fifth-round pick (163 overall).
3b Pick traded to Cincinnati along with a 2012 first-round pick
(27 overall) in exchange for Cincinnati’s 2012 first-round
pick (21 overall).
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Pick traded to Denver along with a 2012 first-round pick (31overall in exchange for Denver’s first-round pick (25 overall).

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2010

2009

Rd Player
1a (Traded to Denver)

Pk
22

Pos College

1b (Traded to Dallas)

24

1c Devin McCourty

27

CB Rutgers

2a Rob Gronkowski

42

TE Arizona

2b (Traded to Oakland)44

2c (Traded to Arizona)47

2d Jermaine Cunningham

53

2e (Traded to Houston)58

2f Brandon Spikes

62

3a (Traded to Carolina)

89

5b George Bussey

170 OL Louisville3b Taylor Price90

WR Ohio University

6a Jake Ingram

198 LS

4a Aaron Hernandez

113

TE Florida

6b Myron Pryor

207 DL Kentucky

4b (Traded to Dallas)

119

7a Julian Edelman

232 WR Kent State

5

Zoltan Mesko

150 P

7b Darryl Richard

234 DL Georgia Tech

6a (Traded to Oakland)

190

6b Ted Larsen

205 OL N.C. State

7a Thomas Welch

208 OL Vanderbilt

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please see
trades list on following pages.

LB Florida
LB Florida

Michigan

Rd Player
1 (Traded to Baltimore)

Pk
23

Pos College

2a Patrick Chung

34

S

2b Ron Brace40

DL Boston College

2c Darius Butler

41

DB Connecticut

2d Sebastian Vollmer

58

OL Houston

3a Brandon Tate

83

WR North Carolina

3b Tyrone McKenzie

97

LB South Florida

4

123 OL Penn State

Rich Ohrnberger

Oregon5a (Traded to Philadelphia for WR Greg Lewis)
Hawaii2009 DRAFT NOTES

229

3b, 5 and 6b were awarded as compensatory draft choices.

231

1

7d Brandon Deaderick

247 DL Alabama

7e Kade Weston

248 DL Georgia

7f Zac Robinson

250 QB Oklahoma St.

Pick traded to Baltimore for a 2009 first-round pick (26overall) and a 2009 fifth-round pick (162 overall). The Patriots used subsequent trades to turn those picks into selections 2c, 3a and 7a in addition to a 2010 second-roundchoice.

2010 DRAFT NOTES

2a Pick acquired from Kansas City in exchange for QB Matt
Cassel and LB Mike Vrabel.

6b, 7d, 7e, 7f were awarded as compensatory draft choices.

2b Pick acquired from Oakland in exchange for a 2009 second-round pick (47 overall), a 2009 fourth-round pick (124overall) and a 2009 sixth-round pick (199 overall).

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please see
trades list on following pages.
1a Pick traded to Denver in exchange for a 2010 first-round
pick (24 overall) and a 2010 fourth-round pick (113 overall).
1c Pick acquired from Dallas with their 2010 third-round (90overall) pick in exchange for a 2010 first-round pick (24overall) and a 2010 fourth-round pick (119 overall).
2a Pick acquired from Oakland in exchange for the Patriots
2010 second-round pick (44 overall) and their 2010 sixthround pick (190 overall).
2c Pick traded to Arizona in exchange for a 2010 second-round
pick (58 overall) and a 2010 third-round pick (89 overall).
Pick was originally acquired from Tennessee in a 2009draft-day trade.
2e Pick traded to Houston in exchange for a 2010 second-round pick (62 overall) and a fifth-round pick (150 overall). Pick was originally acquired from Arizona in previously
mentioned trade.
3a Pick traded to Carolina in exchange for a 2011 second-roundpick. Pick was originally acquired from Arizona in previously
mentioned trade.

History

7b (Traded to Washington)
7c (Traded to Washington)

2c Pick acquired from Green Bay along with two 2009 thirdround picks (73 overall and 83 overall) in exchange for a2009 first-round pick (26 overall) and a 2009 fifth-round
pick (162 overall).
3a Pick acquired from Green Bay along with a 2009 second-round pick (41 overall) and a 2009 third-round pick (73overall) in exchange for a 2009 first-round pick (26 overall)
and a 2009 fifth-round pick (162 overall).
4

Pick acquired from Baltimore along with a 2009 sixth-roundselection (198 overall) in exchange for two 2009 fifth-roundselections (137 overall and 141 overall) that had been acquired from Philadelphia in exchange for CB Ellis Hobbs.

6a Pick acquired from Baltimore along with a 2009 fourthround selection (123 overall) in exchange for two 2009 fifthround selections (137 overall and 141 overall) that had beenacquired from Philadelphia in exchange for CB Ellis Hobbs.
7a Pick acquired from Jacksonville along with a 2010 second-round pick in exchange for a 2009 third-round pick (73overall).

7a Pick acquired from Washington in exchange for two 2010seventh-round picks (229 and 231 overall).

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2008

2006

Rd Player
1 Jerod Mayo

Pk
10

Pos College
LB Tennessee

Rd Player
1 Laurence Maroney

Pk
21

Pos College
RB Minnesota

262

CB Colorado

2

Chad Jackson

36

WR Florida

3a Shawn Crable

Terrence Wheatley78

LB Michigan

3David Thomas

86

TE Texas

3b Kevin O’Connell

94

QB San Diego State

4a Garrett Mills

106 FB Tulsa

4

Jonathan Wilhite

129 CB Auburn

4b Stephen Gostkowski

118

5Matthew Slater

153 WR UCLA

5

6

Bo Ruud

197 LB Nebraska

6a Jeremy Mincey191

6b Dan Stevenson

205 G

6c Le Kevin Smith

206 DL Nebraska

7229 DB Baylor

2008 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please see
trades list on following pages.
1

Pick acquired from New Orleans along with a 2008 thirdround selection (78 overall - LB Shawn Crable) in exchange
for a 2008 first-round selection (7 overall) and a 2008 fifthround selection (164 overall).

History

3a Pick acquired from New Orleans along with a 2008 firstround selection (10 overall - LB Jerod Mayo) in exchange
for a 2008 first-round selection (7 overall) and a 2008 fifthround selection (164 overall).
5

Pick acquired from Tampa Bay in exchange for a 2008 fifthround selection (160 overall) and a 2008 seventh-roundselection (238 overall).

2

Pk
24

Pos College
DB Miami (Fla.)(To Miami as part of trade for WR Wes Welker)

4a (To Oakland in exchange for WR Randy Moss)
4b Kareem Brown

127 DL Miami (Fla.)

5

171

Clint Oldenburg

T

Colorado State

6a Justin Rogers

180 LB Southern Methodist

6b Mike Richardson

202 CB Notre Dame

6c Justise Hairston

208 RB Central Connecticut

6d Corey Hilliard

209 T

7a Oscar Lua

211

Oklahoma StateLB Southern Cal

7b (To Miami as part of trade for WR Wes Welker)
7c Mike Elgin247 G/C Iowa

2007 DRAFT NOTES

For more details on all trades involving draft picks, please see
trades list on following pages.
5, 6c, 6d and 7c were awarded as compensatory draft choices.
1

Pick acquired from Seattle in exchange for WR Deion
Branch.

Willie Andrews

K

Memphis136 T

California

LB Florida
Notre Dame

2006 DRAFT NOTES

6b and 6c were awarded as compensatory draft choices.
2

Pick acquired from Green Bay in exchange for a 2006 second-round pick (52 overall) and a 2006 third-round pick (75overall)

4a Pick acquired from Detroit in exchange for a 2005 fifthround pick (145 overall) and a 2005 sixth-round pick (206
overall).
5

2007
Rd Player
1 Brandon Meriweather

Ryan O’Callaghan

Pick acquired from Oakland along with a 2005 seventh-round pick (230 overall) in exchange for a 2005 sixthround pick (175 overall).

2005
Rd Player
1 Logan Mankins

Pk
32

Pos College
OL Fresno State

3a Ellis Hobbs

84

CB Iowa State

3b (To Arizona as part of trade for CB Duane Starks)
3c Nick Kaczur
4

James Sanders

100 T

Toledo133 S

Fresno State

5a (To Arizona as part of trade for CB Duane Starks)
5b Ryan Claridge

170 LB Nevada-Las Vegas

7a Matt Cassel

230 QB Southern Cal

7b Andy Stokes

255 TE William Penn

2005 DRAFT NOTES

3c, 5b and 7b were awarded as compensatory draft choices.
3a Pick acquired from Baltimore along with a 2005 sixth-roundchoice (195 overall) and a 2006 third-round choice in exchange for a 2005 second-round choice (64 overall).
7a Pick acquired from Oakland along with a 2006 fifth-roundchoice (136 overall) in exchange for a 2005 sixth-roundchoice (175 overall).

4a Pick acquired from San Francisco along with a 2008 firstround selection in exchange for a 2007 first-round selection(28 overall).
6a Pick acquired from Arizona in exchange for T Brandon Gorin.
7a Pick Acquired from Oakland along with a 2008 third-roundselection in exchange for a 2007 third-round selection (91overall).

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2004

2003 (CONT.)

Rd Player
1a Vince Wilfork

Pk
21

Pos College
DT Miami (Fla.)

1b Benjamin Watson

32

TE Georgia

2a (To Cincinnati in exchange for RB Corey Dillon)
2b Marquise Hill

63

DE Louisiana State

3

Guss Scott

95

S

Florida4a Dexter Reid

113

S

North Carolina

4b Cedric Cobbs

128 RB Arkansas

5

P.K. Sam164 WR Florida State

6
7

7b Pick acquired from New Orleans along with a 2003 thirdround pick (78 overall) and a 2004 fourth-round pick for
Tebucky Jones.
7c Pick acquired from the Tennessee Titans with a 2003 fifthround pick (164 overall) and a 2003 sixth-round pick (201
overall) for the Patriots 2003 fifth-round pick (154 overall)
and a 2003 seventh-round pick (225 overall).

2002
Rd Player
1 Daniel Graham

Pk
21

Pos College
TE Colorado(To Pittsburgh in compensation for RFA Rodney Bailey)2

Deion Branch

65

WR Louisville

Christian Morton

4a Rohan Davey117

QB LSU4b Jarvis Green

126 DE LSU

7a Antwoine Womack

237 RB Virginia

7b David Givens

253 WR Notre Dame

233 CB Illinois

2004 DRAFT NOTES

1a Pick acquired from Baltimore along with a 2003 second-round pick (41 overall) in exchange for a 2003 firstround selection (19 overall).
4a Pick acquired from New Orleans along with a 2003 thirdround pick (78 overall) and a 2003 seventh-round choice(239 overall) in exchange for S Tebucky Jones.
Pk
13

Pos College
DT Texas A&M

2a Eugene Wilson

36

CB Illinois

2b Bethel Johnson

45

WR Texas A&M

4a Dan Klecko

117

DT Temple

4b Asante Samuel

120 CB Central Florida

5

Dan Koppen

164 C

Boston College

6

Kliff Kingsbury

201 QB Texas Tech

7a Spencer Nead

234 TE BYU

7b Tully Banta-Cain

239 LB California

7c Ethan Kelley

243 DT Baylor

2003 DRAFT NOTES
1

Pick acquired from Chicago for the Patriots 2003 first-round
pick (14 overall) and a 2003 sixth-round pick (193 overall).
2a Pick acquired from the Houston Texans along with a 2003
fourth-round pick (117 overall) for a 2003 second-round pick
(41 overall) and a 2003 third-round pick (75 overall).
2b Pick acquired from the Carolina Panthers for a 2003 second-round pick (50 overall) and a 2003 fourth-round pick(120 overall).
4a Pick acquired from the Houston Texans along with a 2003
second-round pick (36 overall) for a 2003 second-round
pick (41 overall) and a 2003 third-round pick (75 overall).
4b Pick acquired from Denver for a 2003 fourth-round pick(128 overall) and a 2003 fifth-round pick (157 overall).
5 Pick acquired from the Tennessee Titans along with a 2003
sixth-round pick (201 overall) and a 2003 seventh-round
pick (243 overall) for a 2003 fifth-round pick (154 overall)
and a 2003 seventh-round pick (225 overall).
6 Pick acquired from the Tennessee Titans along a with 2003
fifth-round pick (164 overall) and a 2003 seventh-round pick(243 overall) for the a 2003 fifth-round pick (154 overall) anda 2003 seventh-round pick (225 overall).

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1

Pick acquired from Washington for the Patriots first-round
pick (32nd overall), third-round pick (96th) and seventh-round pick (234th) of the 2002 draft.
4a Pick obtained from the Denver Broncos in exchange for
the Patriots 2002 fourth-round pick (131st overall) and fifthround (144th).
4b Pick acquired from Green Bay for WR Terry Glenn.
7a Pick obtained from the Dallas Cowboys, along with 2003
fifth-round choice, in exchange for the Patriots 2002 fifthround pick (168th overall).

History

2003
Rd Player
1 Ty Warren

2002 DRAFT NOTES

2001
Rd Player
1 Richard Seymour
2 Matt Light
3 Brock Williams
4a Kenyatta Jones
4b Jabari Holloway
5 Hakim Akbar
6a Arther Love
6b Leonard Myers
7a Owen Pochman
7b T.J. Turner

Pk Pos College
6
DT Georgia
48 OL Purdue
86 CB Notre Dame
96 OL South Florida
119 TE Notre Dame
163 S Washington
180 TE South Carolina State
200 CB Miami (Fla.)
216 K Brigham Young
239 LB Michigan State

2001 DRAFT NOTES

5, 6b and 7b denote compensatory picks obtained from the NFL.
2	Pick acquired from Detroit for a 2001 second-round (50overall, from Pittsburgh) pick and a sixth-round (173 overall,from San Francisco) pick3

Pick acquired from Minnesota (NE trades third round selection - 69 overall to Minnesota for their third-round pick - 86
overall and fourth round selection - 119 overall)

4a Pick acquired from San Diego (NE trades fourth round selection - 112 overall and fifth round selection - 139 overall to
San Diego for their fourth-round pick - 96th overall)
4b Pick from Minnesota in previously mentioned trade
6a Pick acquired from Detroit (NE trades fifth round selection-149 overall to Detroit for their sixth-round pick-180
overall and their seventh-round pick-216 overall)

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1998

Rd Player
1 Pick to N.Y. Jets

Pk
16

Pos College

Rd Player
1a Robert Edwards

Pk18

Pos College
RB Georgia

2

Adrian Klemm

46

T

Hawaii1b Tebucky Jones

22

DB Syracuse

3

J.R. Redmond76

RB Arizona State

2a Tony Simmons

52

WR Wisconsin

4

Greg Robinson-Randall

127 T

2b Rod Rutledge

54

TE Alabama

Michigan State

5a Dave Stachelski

141

TE Boise State

3a Chris Floyd81

FB Michigan

5b Jeff Marriott161

DT Missouri

3b Greg Spires

83

DE Florida State

6a Antwan Harris

187 CB Virginia

4

Leonta Rheams

115

DT Houston

6b Tom Brady

199 QB Michigan

5

Ron Merkerson

145 LB Colorado

6c David Nugent

201 DT Purdue

7a (Pick to San Francisco from Philadelphia)
7b Casey Tisdale

226 LB New Mexico

7c Patrick Pass

239 RB Georgia

2000 DRAFT NOTES
1Awarded to N.Y. Jets in compensation for Bill Belichick.

4, 6b, 6c and 7c denote compensatory picks obtained fromthe NFL.

History

5b From the St. Louis Rams for DE Mike Jones
7a Pick acquired from Philadelphia for WR Dietrich Jells, thentraded to San Francisco for a sixth-round pick in 2001.

1999 SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT
Rd Player
Pk
4 J’Juan Cherry		Pos College
CB Arizona State1999
Pos College
C Boston College

6

Harold Shaw

176 RB Southern Mississippi

7

Jason Andersen

211

OL Brigham Young

1998 DRAFT NOTES

1a From N.Y. Jets in compensation for Curtis Martin
2a From N.Y. Jets in compensation for Bill Parcells
3a From N.Y. Jets in compensation for Curtis Martin

1997
Rd Player
1 Chris Canty

Pk
29

Pos College
DB Kansas State

259

DT Texas A&M

3a Sedrick Shaw

Brandon Mitchell

61

RB Iowa

3b Chris Carter89

DB Texas

4a Damon Denson

97

OL Michigan

4b Ed Ellis

125 OL Buffalo

5

Vernon Crawford

159 LB Florida State

6

Tony Gaiter

192 WR Miami (Fla.)

Scott Rehberg

230 OL Central Michigan

Rd Player
1a Damien Woody

Pk17

1b Choice to Seattle

20		

7

1c Andy Katzenmoyer

28

LB Ohio State

2a Kevin Faulk

46

RB LSU

1997 DRAFT NOTES

2b Pick to Tennessee

52

3a Pick to Seattle82

3b Tony George

91

4a Pick to Tennessee

117

53a From N.Y. Jets in compensation for Bill Parcells
4a From N.Y. Jets in compensation for Bill Parcells

DB Florida

Derrick Fletcher

154 OL Baylor

6a Marcus Washington

180 DB Colorado

6b Pick to Seattle

191

7a Michael Bishop

227 QB Kansas State

7b Sean Morey

241 WR Brown

1999 DRAFT NOTES

1b Pick to Seattle - (NE trades picks-20th, 82nd and 191st overall for Seattle’s 1999 first-round pick-17th overall)
1c From N.Y. Jets in compensation for Bill Parcells
2b Pick to Tennessee - (NE trades picks-52nd and 117th overall
for Tennessee’s 1999 second-round pick-46th overall)
3b From Minnesota Vikings in a trade for CB Jimmy Hitchcock
6a From Baltimore Ravens in a trade for TE Lovett Purnell
7b From the NFL as compensation for losing free agent FBs
Keith Byars and Sam Gash

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1996

1994

Rd Player
1 Terry GlennPk
7

Pos College
WR Ohio StateRd Player
1 Willie McGinest

Pk
4

Pos College
LB Southern Cal

2a Lawyer Milloy

36

DB Washington

235

WR Alabama

Kevin Lee

2b Pick to Oakland

3a (Pick to San Diego)

3a Pick to Kansas City

3b Ervin Collier78

NT Florida A&M

3b Pick to Detroit

3c Joe Burch

90

C

121

TE Virginia Tech

Texas Southern

3c Tedy Bruschi

86

LB Arizona

4a (Pick to Arizona)

4a Heath Irwin

101

G

4b John Burke

4b Chris Sullivan

119

DE Boston College

4c Kantroy Barber

124 FB West Virginia

5b Pat O’Neill

135 P

5a John Elmore

139 G

6a Steve Hawkins

166 WR Western Mich­i­gan

5b Christian Peter

149 DT Nebraska

6b Max Lane

168 OT Navy

6a Chris Griffin

173 TE New Mexico

7a Jay Walker

198 QB Howard

6b Mario Grier

195 RB Tenn.-Chat­ta­noo­ga

7b Marty Moore

222 LB Kentucky

6c Devin Wyman

206 DT Kentucky State

7a Lovett Purnell

216 TE West Virginia

7b J.R. Conrad

247 G

Colorado

Texas

Oklahoma

6c and 7b were awarded as compensatory draft choices.
2b Pick to Oakland - (NE trades pick-57th overall for Oak­land’s
1996 third round selection-76th overall, 1996 fourth-roundse­lec­tion-124th overall and fifth-round pick-149th overall)
3a Pick to Kansas City - (NE trades pick for Kan­sas City’s 1995
fourth-round pick, 112 overall--Dave Wohlabaugh)
3b Pick to Detroit - (NE trades pick-76th overall to Detroit for
their third round selection-86th over­all, fourth-119th overalland sixth round-195th overall selections)
4c From S.F. through Oakland

1995

Syracuse

1994 DRAFT NOTES

3a Traded to San Diego along with a fifth-round pick (137th
overall) for the Chargers third-round choice (78th overall)and RB Marion Butts
3b From San Diego in previously mentioned trade
3c From Miami, along with a 1993 draft pick, Todd Rucci, in
exchange for WR Irving Fryar
4a Traded to Arizona for its fourth-round pick from Miami, 121
overall, and its fifth-round pick from the LA Rams, 135 overall
6b From Seattle in a trade for Jon Vaughn
7b From Dallas in exchange for QB Hugh Millen

1993
Rd Player
1 Drew Bledsoe

Pk
1

Pos College
QB Washington St.

Pk
23

Pos College
CB Michigan

2a Chris Slade

31

LB Virginia

2b Todd Rucci

51

OL Penn State

Ted Johnson

57

LB Colorado

2c Vincent Brisby

56

WR NE Louisiana

3a Curtis Martin

74

RB Pittsburgh

4a Kevin Johnson

86

NT Texas Southern

3b Jimmy Hitchcock

88

CB North Caro­li­na

4b Corwin Brown

110

DB Mich­i­gan

4a David Wohlabaugh

112C

5a Scott Sisson

113

K

5b Richard Griffith

138 TE Arizona6

Lawrence Hatch

142 DB Florida

8

Troy Brown

198 WR Marshall

Rd Player
1 Ty Law
2

Syracuse

4b (Pick to Pittsburgh)
5(Pick to Houston)

6

Dino Philyaw

195 RB Oregon

7

Carlos Yancy

234 CB Georgia

1995 DRAFT NOTES

3a From Eagles in compensation for FB Kevin Turner
4a From Kansas City for Patriots 1996 third-round pick
4b Pick traded to Pittsburgh for RB Leroy Thompson
5Awarded to Houston in compensation for restricted free
agent DE Tim Roberts

7

From Cleveland in exchange for the 231st selection

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History

1996 DRAFT NOTES

5a (Pick to San Diego)Geor­gia Tech

1993 DRAFT NOTES

2b From Miami, along with a 1994 draft pick, in exchange for
WR Irving Fryar
2c As a result of the L.A. Raiders passing on their selection in
the second round, the Patriots first selection of the thirdround reverted to being the 27th pick in the second round4b From Green Bay in exchange for RB John Stephens. The
Patriots then trad­ed that pick, 15th in round and 99th over­all, to San Diego in exchange for the Chargers 1993 fourthround, 110th pick and a 1993 fifth round, 138th pick361

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History

1992

1991

Rd Player
1 Eugene Chung

Pk
13

Pos College
OL Virginia Tech

Rd Player
1a Pat Harlow

Pk
11

Pos College
T South­ern California

2

Rod Smith35

DB Notre Dame

1b Leonard Russell

14

RB Arizona State

3a Todd Collins

64

LB Carson-Newman

2

Jerome Henderson

41

CB Clemson

3b Kevin Turner

71

RB Al­a­bama

3

Calvin Stephens

56

G

4a Dion Lambert

90

CB UCLA

4

Scott Zolak

84

QB Mary­land

4b Darren Anderson

93

CB Toledo

5a Jon Vaughn

112

RB Mich­i­gan

5Dwayne Sabb

116

LB New Hampshire

5b Ben Coates

124 TE Livingstone Col­lege

6

South Carolina

Tracy Boyd

165 OG Eliz­ab­ eth City St.

6David Key

140 CB Mich­i­gan

7a Wayne Hawkins

176 WR Southwest St.

7

Blake Miller

168 C

7b Jim Gray

194 DT West Virginia

8Harry Colon

196 SS Mis­sou­ri

8a Scott Lockwood

204 RB South­ern Cal.

9

O’Neil Glenn

224 G

8b Sam Gash

205 RB Penn State9232 DT Arizona StateDavid Dixon

10a Turner Baur

261 TE Stanford

10b Steve Gordon

277 OC Cal­i­for­nia

11 Mike Petko

288 LB Ne­bras­ka

12 Freeman Baysinger

333 WR Humboldt State

1992 DRAFT NOTES
1

From Dallas, along with a third-round pick in 1992, in exchange for Patriots first round, 19th pick from Atlanta, sec­ondround, 37th pick and fourth round, 104th pick from Atlanta

2

Acquired from Phoenix in exchange for Patriots second
round, 46th pick and fourth round, 100th pick in 1991

3b Acquired from Dallas through Min­ne­so­ta, along with firstround pick in 1992, in exchange for a first round, 19th pickfrom Atlanta, second round, 37th pick and fourth round,
104th pick from At­lan­ta in 1992
4a Acquired from San Diego in a 1991 draft day trade in exchange for a fifth round, 127th pick from Pitts­burgh in 1991
5

Acquired from Tampa Bay in a trade for Jesse Solomon

6

Acquired from Detroit, along with seventh-round pick in
1992, a 10th round pick in 1992 and a 12th round pick in
1992, in exchange for Patriots sixth round, 145th pick from
Phoenix, in 1992

Lou­i­si­ana State
Maryland

10 Randy Bethel

251 TE Miami (Fla.)

11a Vincent Moore

279 WR Tennessee

11b Paul Alsbury

303 P

12 Timothy Edwards

307 DT Delta StateSW Texas State

1991 DRAFT NOTES

1a Patriots traded their first round se­lec­tion, 1st pick, for Cowboys first round selection, 11th pick, and Dallas’s second
round selection, 41st pick
1b Pick from Dallas in exchange for Patriots 1st round, 17th pickacquired from Houston, and Patriots 1991 4th round, 110th
pick, acquired from Buf­fa­lo in 1990
2

Pick from Dallas in previously mentioned trade

5b Pick from L.A. Raiders through Dal­las, along with a fourthround pick in 1992, in exchange for Patriots 1991 4th roundselection, 100th pick, acquired from Pitts­burgh
11b Pick from San Diego through the L.A. Raiders, along with a
4th round se­lec­tion in 1992, in ex­change for Pa­tri­ots 1991
5th round selection, 127th pick, ac­quired from Pittsburgh

8a Acquired from Cleveland in exchange for OG Fred Childress362

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1990
Rd Player
1a Chris Singleton
1b Ray Agnew
2 (Pick to Seattle)
3a Tom Hodson
3b Greg McMurtry
5a Junior Robinson
5b Jon Melander
5c James Gray
6 (Pick to Dallas)
7 (Pick to Buffalo)
8 (Pick to Dallas)
9 Shawn Bouwens
10 Anthony Landry
11 Sean Smith
12a Ventson Donelson
12b Blaine Rose

1989 (CONT.)

Pk
8
10

Pos College
LB Arizona
DE North Carolina State

59
80
110
113
120

QB Louisiana StateWR Michigan
DB East Caro­li­na
OT Minnesota
RB Texas Tech

3a Pick from Tampa Bay for Stephen Star­ring trade of 1988
4a From Washington in exchange for the Patriots fifth-round
pick of 1988
5127th pick, sent to Green Bay through Cleveland as part of1988 trade for Mike Baab

6

Patriots traded their 6th round, 157th pick, for Raiders sixthround pick, 166, and NE gains Raiders 8th round, 224th pick

7a From Raiders as part of Brian Holloway trade of 1987
7b Sent to San Diego for Th­om­ as Benson trade of 1988

226
253
280
309
322

OG
RB
DE
DB
OG

Nebraska - Wesleyan
Stephen F. AustinGeor­gia TechMich­i­gan St.
Mary­land

1990 DRAFT NOTES

1989
Pk
16
43
63
73
96
100

Pos College
WR Okla­ho­ma StateDB Wy­o­ming
TE Iowa
DE S.W. Louisiana
DB South­ern
WR Penn State

166 RB Oklahoma
178 LB Boston Col­lege
210
223
240
247
267
294
324

DB
DB
RB
OC
NT
FB
LB

8b From Raiders as part of draft-day trade exchanging sixthround picks; originally San Fran­cisco’s pick
9b From Minnesota for Patriots 11th-round pick of 1988

1988
Rd Player
1 John Stephens

Pk
17

Pos College
RB Northwestern (La.) St.

2

Vincent Brown

43

LB Miss. Val­ley St.

3

Tom Rehder69

T

4a Tim Goad

87

NT North Carolina

4b Sammy Martin

97

WR LSU

4c Teddy Garcia

100 K

Northeast Lou­i­si­ana

5Troy Wolkow

115

Minnesota

6

Steve Johnson

154 TE Virginia Tech

7

Darryl Usher

181

8

Pick to Chicago

9

Neil Galbraith

G

Notre Dame

History

1a Patriots traded their 1st round, third overall, and 2nd round,
29th overall pick for Seahawks two 1st round selections, 8th
and 10th picks and Seattle’s third-round pick3b Acquired from Dallas along with Cowboys seventh-roundpick, later traded to Buf­fa­lo and the Cowboys 5th round,120th pick, in exchange for Patriots 3rd round selection,
originally Seattle’s, NE’s 6th round, 143rd pick, and 8thround, 197th pick
5a Pick from Washington, along with Redskins 2nd pick in the
5th round, which was later traded to Denver, in exchange
for Patriots 4th round, 86th pick
12b Pick from Buffalo, along with a fourth-round pick in 1991, in
exchange for Patriots two seventh-round picks in 1990, oneof which came from Dallas
Rd Player
1 Hart Lee Dykes
2 Eric Coleman
3a Marv Cook
3b Chris Gannon
4a Maurice Hurst
4b Michael Timpson
5 (Pick to Green Bay)
6 (Pick to LA Raiders)
6 Eric Mitchel
7a Eric Lindstrom
7b Pick to San Diego
8a Rodney Rice
8b Tony Zackery
9a Darron Norris
9b Curtis Wilson
10 Emanuel McNeil
11 Tony Hinz
12 Aaron Chubb

1989 DRAFT NOTESWR Illinois

240 CB Central (Ok.) St.

10 Rodney Lossow

267 C

11 Marvin Allen

294 RB Tulane

Wisconsin

11b Pick to Minnesota
12 Dave Nugent

321 NT Boston College

1988 DRAFT NOTES

4a From Tampa Bay in exchange for NE’s 1987 fifth-round pick
4b From Minnesota in 1987 trade for QB Rich Gannon
8

Patriots selection 236th to Chicago as part of QB Doug Flutie trade

10 From L.A. Raiders as part of 1987 trade for OT Brian Holloway
11b Patriots selection 296th traded to Min­ne­so­ta in exchange
for Vikings ninth-round choice in 1989

Brigham Young
Washington
Texas
MissouriTenn.-Mar­tin
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1987
Rd Player
1 Bruce Armstrong
2

1986

Pk
23

Pos College
OT Lou­is­ville79

RB Mich­i­gan(Pick to Tampa Bay)

3a Bob Perryman

History

3b (Pick to LA Raiders)

Rd Player
1 Reggie Dupard

Pk
26

Pos College
RB Southern Meth­od­ist

2a Mike Ruth

42

NT Boston College

2b Vencie Glenn54

DB Indiana State

3

Patriots selection 81 overall forfeited

4a Rich Gannon

98

QB Del­a­ware

4

Scott Gieselman

109 TE Boston Col­lege

4b Derrick Beasley

102 DB Win­ston-Sa­lem

5

Greg Robinson

137 OL Sac­ra­men­to St.

4c Tim Jordan

107 LB Wis­con­sin

6(Pick to Tampa Bay)

5a Danny Villa

113

OT Arizona State

7a Ray McDonald

187 WR Florida

5b Tom Gibson

116

DE North­ern Ar­i­zo­na

7b Brent Williams

192 DE Toledo

6

Gene Taylor

163 WR Fresno State

8

Greg Baty

220 TE Stanford

7(Pick to Tampa Bay)

9

George Colton

248 OG Maryland

8(Pick to Kansas City)

10 Cletis Jones

276 RB Florida State

9(Pick to Tampa Bay)

11 Gene Thomas

308 WR U of Pa­cif­ic

10 (Pick to LA Raiders)

12 Don McAulay

332 K

11 Carlos Reveiz

302 K

Ten­nes­see

12 Elgin Davis

330 RB Central Florida

1987 DRAFT NOTES
2Patriots selection 51 overall traded to Tampa Bay as part of
OT-OG Sean Farrell trade which also included 7th and 9thround picks in the 1987 draft

Syracuse

1986 DRAFT NOTES

2a Pick from Seattle as part of Bob Cryder trade of 1984
6

Patriots selection 164 overall traded to Tampa Bay for Buccaneers fifth-round pick in 1987

7a Pick from San Francisco as part of Matt Cavanaugh trade of 1983)

1985

3b Patriots trade 81st overall selection and 10th round pick,
275 overall, to LA Raiders for Raiders two fourth-roundpicks, 98 and 102 overall; 81st overall pick originally from
Washington for WR Ricky Sand­ers trade

Rd Player
1a Pick to San Francisco

Pk

Pos College

5a Pick from San Diego for DB Vencie Glenn trade

1b Trevor Matich

28

OC BYU

2a Garin Veris48

DE Stanford

2b Jim Bowman

52

DB Central Michigan

2c Ben Thomas

56

DE Auburn3b Audray McMillian

84

DB Hous­ton

4a Tom Toth102 OT West­ern Michigan

4b Gerard Phelan

108 WR Boston Col­lege

5b Pick from Tampa Bay for Patriots sixth-round pick in 1986
7

Patriots selection 191 overall traded to Tampa Bay as part of
Sean Farrell trade8

Patriots selection 219 overall traded to KC for TE Willie Scott

9

Patriots selection 247 overall traded to Tampa Bay as part of
OT Sean Farrell trade

10 Patriots selection, 275 overall, and third-round pick, 81
overall, traded to LA Raid­ers for two fourth-round picks, 98
and 102 overall

3a Pick to San Francisco

5(Pick to Cincinnati)

6(Pick to Philadelphia)

7a (Pick to LA Raiders)
7b (Pick to LA Raiders)
8a (Pick to Atlanta)
8b Milford Hodge
9

224 DE Wash­ing­ton St.

(Pick to Pittsburgh)

10 (Pick to Denver)

364

11 Paul Lewis

295 RB Boston Uni­ver­si­ty

12 Tony Mumford

328 RB Penn State

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1985 (CONT.)1985 DRAFT NOTES

1a Patriots trade their 1st round choice, 16th overall, alongwith their third-round choice, 75th overall, to San Francisco
for their first, 28th overall, second 56th overall, and thirdround, 84th overall, picks
2b Pick from LA Raiders part of Mike Haynes deal of 1983
4b Pick from LA Raiders part of Shelby Jordan deal of 1983
5

Pick to Cincinnati as part of WR Irv­ing Fryar tradeup deal of 1984

6

Pick to Philadelphia as part of K Tony Franklin deal of 1984

7a Pick to LA Raiders as part of the Mike Haynes deal of 1983
8a Pick to Atlanta for DB Rod McSwain
8b Pick from San Francisco part of Matt Cavanaugh deal of 1983
9

Pick to Pittsburgh for WR Greg Hawthorne (1984)

10 Pick to Denver for P Luke Prestridge (1984)

1984

Rd Player
1 Tony Eason

Pk
15

Pos College
QB Illinois

2

Darryal Wilson

47

WR Tennessee

3a Stephen Starring74

WR McNeese St.

3b Steve Moore

80

OL Tennessee St.

4Johnny Rembert

101

LB Clemson

5a Smiley Creswell118

DE Michigan St.

5b Darryl Lewis

128 TE Texas-Arlington

6

Mike Bass

155 K

7

Craig James187 RB SMU

Illinois

Washington-USFL
8

Ronnie Lippett

214 DB Miami (FL)

9a Ricky Williams

233 RB Langston

9b Mark Keel

240 TE Arizona

Arizona—USFL

Pk
1

Pos College
WR Ne­bras­ka

2

Ed Williams

43

LB Texas

3

Jonathan Williams

70

RB Penn State

5

Paul Fairchild

124 OG Kansas

6Ernest Gibson

151

DB Furman

7a Bruce Kallmeyer

184 K

Kansas7b Derwin Williams

192 WR New Mex­i­co

8

211

OT Arizona State

9a Scott Bolzan

238 OT Northern Illinois

9b David Windham

251 LB Jackson State

11 Charlie Flager

292 OG Washington St.

12 Harper Howell319 TE UCLASUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT:
1

Ricky Sanders

16

WR SW Tex­as St.

2

Eric Jordan

43

RB Purdue

3

Walter Lewis

70

QB Alabama

10a James Williams

264 TE Wyoming

10b Toby Williams

265 DE Nebraska

10c Tom Ramsey

267 QB UCLA

Los An­ge­les—USFL
11a Steve Parker

292 WR Abilene Chris­tian

11b Calvin Eason

294 DB Hous­ton

12a Waddell Kelly

319 RB Ar­kan­sas St.

12b Andy Ekern

326 OT Missouri

History

Rd Player
1 Irving Fryar

James Keyton

1983

1983 DRAFT NOTES

3b Pick from S.D. in Tim Fox trade
5a Pick from Chicago in LB Rod Shoate trade
9a Pick from New Orleans
10a Pick from NY Giants in LB Bill Matthews trade
10b Pick from New Orleans
11a Pick from New Orleans
12a Pick from New Orleans

1984 DRAFT NOTES

7b Pick from San Fran. for CB Ricky Smith
9b Pick from Washington for DE Tony McGee

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Rd Player
1a Ken Sims

Pk
1

Pos College
DE Texas

1b Lester Williams

27

DT Miami (FL)

2a Robert Weathers

40

RB Arizona St.

8a Pick from N.O. for OG Sam Adams

2b Andre Tippett

41

LB Iowa

2c Darryl Haley

55

OT Utah3a Cedric Jones56

WR Duke

3b Clayton Weishuhn

60

LB Angelo St.

4a George Crump

85

DE East Carolina

4b Brian Ingram

111

LB Ten­nes­see

5Fred Marion

112

DB Miami (FL)6

Ricky Smith141

DB Al­a­bama State

7

Jeff Roberts

168 LB Tulane

8

Ken Collins

197 LB Wash­ing­ton St.

9

Kelvin Murdock

224 WR Troy State

10 Brian Clark

History

1981 (CONT.)1981 DRAFT NOTES

253 K

Florida11a (Used to select WR Chy Davidson of Rhode Island in 1981
supplemental draft.)
11b Steve Sandon

296 QB Northern Iowa

12 Greg Taylor

308 WR Virginia

1982 DRAFT NOTES

1b Pick from San Francisco in TE Russ Francis deal
2a Pick from San Diego in FS Tim Fox deal
2b Pick from San Francisco in TE Russ Francis deal
2c Pick from San Francisco in TE Russ Francis deal
3b Pick from Seattle for RB Horace Ivo­ry
4b Pick from San Francisco in TE Russ Francis deal

3

9

Pick to Minnesota for RB Chuck Fore­man
Pick to Detroit for LB Ed O’Neill

10 Pick to Cleveland for DE Earnest Price1980
Rd Player
1a Roland James

Pk
14

Pos College
DB Tennessee

1b Vagas Ferguson

25

RB Notre Dame

2

Larry McGrew

45

LB USC

3

Steve McMichael73

DT Texas

4(Pick to Los Angeles)

5

Doug McDougald

6b Preston Brown

160 WR Vanderbilt

7

Tom Kearns

180 OG Ken­tucky

8

Mike House

208 TE Pacific

9

Barry Burget

235 LB Okla­ho­ma

10 Tom Daniel

266 OC Geor­gia Tech

11 Mike Hubach

293 P

12 Jimmy Jordan

320 QB Florida StateRd Player
1 Brian Holloway

Pk
19

Pos College
OT Stanford

2

Tony Collins

47

RB East Carolina

3(Pick to Minnesota)

4

Don Blackmon

102 LB Tulsa.

5

Steve Clark

130 DE Kansas State

6

Ron Wooten

157 OG North Carolina

7

Ken Toler

185 WR Mississippi

8a Ken Naber

194 P

8b Lin Dawson

212 TE North Carolina St.

9

Stanford(Pick to Detroit)

10 (Pick to Cleveland)
11 Brian Buckley

295 QB Harvard

12 Cris Crissy

323 DB Princeton

366

Kansas1980 DRAFT NOTES

1b Pick from Houston in OT Leon Gray deal
4

Pick to Los Angeles in WR Harold Jack­son deal

6a Pick to Cleveland for DE Mike St. Clair
6b From Houston in OT Leon Gray deal

1979

11b Pick from NY Giants for DB Bill Cur­ri­er

1981

124 DE VPI

6a (Pick to Cleveland)

Rd Player
1 Rick Sanford

Pk
25

Pos College
DB South Carolina

2

Bob Golic

52

LB Notre Dame

3

(Pick to Los Angeles)4

Eddie Hare

106 P

5

John Zamberlin

135 LB Pacific Lutheran

6(Pick to Pittsburgh)

7a Judson Flint

177

Tulsa

DB Mem­phis State

7b (Pick forfeited)8

Randy Love

216 RB Hous­ton

9John Spagnola

245 TE Yale

10a Martin Cox

270 WR Vanderbilt

10b Allan Clark

271 RB North­ern Arizona

11 (Pick to Washington)
12 (Pick to Detroit)

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1976

1979 DRAFT NOTES
3

Pick to Los Angeles in WR Harold Jackson deal

Rd Player
1a Mike Haynes

Pk
5

Pos College
DB Arizona State

6

Pick to Pittsburgh for DE Dave Pureifory

1b Pete Brock

12C

7a Pick from Washington

1c Tim Fox

21

DB Ohio State

10a Pick from Denver for OT Tom Neville2

Ike Forte

35

RB Ar­kan­sas

12 Pick to Detroit for OT Bob McKay

3(Pick to Chicago)

1978

4

(Pick to Cleveland via Phil­ad­ el­phia)

5(Pick to San Diego)

Rd Player
1 Bob Cryder

Pk18

Pos College
G Alabama

2

Matt Cavanaugh

50

QB Pittsburgh

3

Carlos Pennywell77

WR Grambling

4

Dwight Wheeler

102 T

5

Bill Matthews

129 LB South Dakota St.

6

Kem Coleman

156 LB Mississippi

7

Mike Hawkins

188 LB Texas A&I

Tennessee St.

198 G

8b Mosi Tatupu

215 RB Southern Calif.

9242 LB Arizona StateTim Petersen

Montana

10 Bryan Ferguson

269 DB Miami

11 Charlie Williams

296 LB Florida

12 John Gibney

328 C

Colgate1978 DRAFT NOTES

8a Pick from Buffalo through Phil­a­del­phia for DB John Sanders

1977
Rd Player
1a Raymond Clayborn

Pk
16

Pos College
DB Texas

1b Stanley Morgan

25

WR Tennessee

2a Horace Ivory

44

RB Oklahoma

2b Don Hasselbeck

52

TE Colorado

3

Sidney Brown

82

DB Oklahoma

4

Gerald Skinner

109 T

5

(Pick to St. Louis)

6(Pick to Houston)

7

Ken Smith

192 WR Arkansas-Pine Bluff8

Brad Benson

219 G

9

Jerry Vogele

249 LB Michigan

Arkansas

6a (Pick to New York Giants)
6b Greg Boyd

170 DE San Diego State

7a (Pick to Cincinnati)
7b Perry Brooks

202 DT South­ern

8a (Pick to Philadelphia)
8b Stu Betts

235 RB Northern Michigan

9

Doug Beaudoin

243 DB Min­ne­so­ta

10 Ricky Feacher

270 WR Miss. Valley

11 Donnie Thomas

298 LB Indiana

12 Nathaniel Bell325 DT Tulane

13 James Jones

352 DB Central Mich­i­gan

14 David Quehl

382 WR Holy Cross

15 Bernard Coleman

409 WR Bethune-Cookman

16 Clifford Brown

436 DT Tuskegee

17 Todd Anderson

466 C

History

8a Terry FalconCol­o­rado

Stanford

1976 DRAFT NOTES

1b Pick from San Francisco for QB Jim Plunkett
1c Pick from Houston through San Fran­cisco for QB Jim Plunkett
3

Pick to Chicago for DE Tony McGee

4

Pick to Cleveland via Phil­a­del­phia for LB Steve Zabel

5

Pick to San Diego for CB Bob Howard

6a Pick to NY Giants for RB Leon McQuay
6b Pick from Detroit for C Jon Morris
7a Pick to Cincinnati for RB Doug Dressler

Penn State

10a John Rasmussen

276 T

10b Giles Alexander

279 DE Tulsa

11 Ray Costict

303 LB Mis­sis­sip­pi State

12 Dave Preston

333 RB Bowl­ing Green

7b Pick from Houston for TE Bob Adams
8a Pick to Philadelphia for LB Steve Zabel
8b Pick from Minnesota for C Doug Cumler

Wisconsin

1977 DRAFT NOTES

1a Pick from San Francisco for QB Jim Plunkett
2a Pick from San Francisco for QB Jim Plunkett
10b Pick from Oakland for RB Leon McQuay
through Phil­a­del­phia for DB John Sanders

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1975

1974

Rd Player
1 Russ Francis

Pk
16

Pos College
TE Oregon

Rd Player
1 (Pick to San Francisco)Pk

Pos College

2

Rod Shoate

41

LB Okla­ho­ma.

2a Steve Corbett

30

G

3

Pete Cusick66

DT Ohio State.

2b Steve Nelson

34

LB North Dakota St.

4a Allen Carter86

RB So. Cal­i­for­nia

3(Pick to Chicago through Wash­ing­ton)

4b Steve Burks

91

WR Arkansas State

4(Pick to Cincinnati)

5a Steve Grogan

116

QB Kansas State

5a Andy Johnson

113

5b Steve Freeman

117

DB Mis­sis­sip­pi St.

5b Charlie Battle

124 LB Grambling

6(Pick to Detroit)

7

Lawrence Williams

8(Pick to Chicago)

9

Boston College

RB Geor­gia

6a (Pick to Baltimore)
172 WR Texas Tech

6b Chuck Ramsey
7

Maury Damkroger(Pick to Pittsburgh)

8(Pick to Chicago)

10 (Pick to Pittsburgh)

9

Ed McCartney

141

P

Wake Forest

178 LB Ne­bras­ka
209 TE NE Okla­ho­ma

11 Rene Garnett

272 DB Idaho State

10 (Pick to Pittsburgh)

12a Matt Kendon

297 DT Idaho State

11 Archie Gibson

268 RB Utah State

12b Conredge Holloway

306 QB Ten­nes­see

12 Eddie Foster

296 T

13 Joe Harvey

328 DE Northern Mich­i­gan

13 Phil Bennett

321 RB Boston College

14 Tom Gossom

353 WR Au­burn

14 Cecil Bowens

346 RB Ken­tucky

15 Don Clayton

378 RB Murray State

15 Sam Hunt

374 LB Stephen F. Austin

16 Kerry Marbury

403 RB West Virginia

16 Lucious Selmon

399 DT Okla­ho­ma

17 Myke Horton

428 T

17 Gary Hudson

424 DB Boston College

UCLA

Okla­ho­ma1975 DRAFT NOTES

1974 DRAFT NOTES

5b Pick from Philadelphia for RB John Tarver

2a Pick from Chicago

6

Pick to Detroit for RB Leon Crosswhite

3

8

Pick to Chicago for DE Tony McGee

Pick to Chicago through Wash­ing­ton for DE Donnell Smithand Washington’s 1974 seventh-round choice9

Pick to Pittsburgh for DE Craig Hanneman

4

Pick to Cincinnati for LB Bill Peterson

4a From San Diego through Cleve­land

10 Pick to Pittsburgh for LB George Webster
12b Pick from Washington

368

1Pick to San Francisco for TE Bob Windsor

5b Pick from Washington through New Orleans
6a Pick to Baltimore for DB Jack Mildren
6b Pick from Philadelphia for DE Dennis Wirgowski
7Pick from Washington along with LB Brad Dusek for LB Brad
Dusek and the Patriots 1974 third-round choice9

Pick from Houston for LB Steve Kiner

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1972

Rd Player
1a John Hannah

Pk
4

Pos College
G Al­a­bama

Rd Player
Pk Pos College
1a (Pick to Minnesota as com­pen­sa­tion for Joe Kapp)

1b Sam Cunningham

11

RB Southern Cal

1b (Pick to N.Y. Giants)

1c Darryl Stingley

19

WR Purdue

2(Pick to Cleveland via N.Y. Gi­ants)

2a (Pick to Dallas)
2b Tom Reynolds

49

WR San Diego State73

DE Colorado State U.

3a Brad Dusek

56

DB Texas A&M

3a (Pick to Dallas)

3b Charles Davis73

RB Alcorn A&M

3b Jim White

4

Allen Gallaher

82

T

So. California

45

Doug Dumler

193 C

Nebraska

5a (Pick to Baltimore)

6(Pick to New Orleans)

108

7(Pick to Miami)

8

Isaac Brown

186 RB W. Kentucky

7a Clark Hoss

165 TE Oregon State

9David Callaway

212 T

7b John Tarver

166 RB Col­o­rado(Pick to Dallas)

5b Ron Bolton
6
Texas A&M

124 DB Norfolk State(Pick to Atlanta via N.Y. Gi­ants)

10 Dan Ruster

238 DB Oklahoma

8

Steve Beyrle

195 G

Kansas State

11 Homer May

264 TE Texas A&M

9Mike Kelson

220 T

Ar­kan­sas

12 Bruce Barnes

290 P

UCLA

10 Mel Caraway

245 DB N.E. Oklahoma

13 Alan Lowry

316 DB Texas

11 Rodney Cason

269 T

14 Raymond Hamilton

342 LB Okla­ho­ma

12 Steve Booras

296 DE Mesa J.C.

15 Condie Pugh

368 DB Norfolk State

13 Sam Elmore

325 DB E. Michigan

16 Mike Kutter

394 DE Concordia

14 Ed Rideout

350 WR Boston College

17 Eddie McAshan

420 QB-DB Georgia Tech

15 Joel Klimek

375 TE Pitts­burgh

1973 DRAFT NOTES

16 Eric Dahl

400 DB San Jose State

1b Pick from Los Angeles for DE Fred Dryer

17 Junior Ah You

425 LB Arizona State

1c Pick from Chicago for RB Carl Garrett

1972 DRAFT NOTESPick to New Orleans for LB Jim Flanigan

7

Pick to Miami for T Wayne Mass

History

3b Pick from Dallas for WR Ron Sellers
6

Angelo State

1b Pick from Los Angeles for Phil Olsen sent to N.Y. Giants intrade for Fred Dryer
2a Pick to Dallas for DE Halvor Hagen and WR Harold Jackson
2b Pick from Kansas City for G Mo Moorman
3a Pick to Dallas for DE Halvor Hagen and WR Harold Jackson
3b Pick from Washington through L.A. Rams
4

Pick to Dallas for LB Steve Kiner

5b Pick from Oakland C Warren Koegel
6

Pick to Atlanta through Gi­ants for WR Reggie Rucker

7b Pick from San Diego for RB Eddie Ray

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History1971

1970(CONT.)

Rd Player
1 Jim Plunkett

Pk
1

Pos College
QB Stanford

2

Julius Adams

27

DT Texas Southern

3(Pick to Buffalo through Oakland)

4(Pick to Denver)

5

Tim Kelly

105 LB Notre Dame

6

David Hardt

131

7(Pick to Oakland)

8(Pick to Buffalo)

9

Josh Ashton

1970 DRAFT NOTES
2

Pick to Houston for RB Sid Blanks, CB Larry Carwell, LB Ron
Caveness and WR Charlie Frazier

5

Pick from Miami for LB Nick Buoniconti

6

Pick to Buffalo for S Tom Janik

8

Pick to N.Y. Jets

1969

TE Ken­tucky
Rd Player
1 Ron Sellers

Pk
6

Pos College
SE Florida State

209 RB Tulsa

2

Mike Montler

32

G

10 Layne McDowell

235 T

3

Carl Garrett

58

RB N.M. Highlands

11 Dan Schneiss

261 TE Ne­bras­ka

4(Pick to Denver through Kansas City

12 John Rodman

287 T

Northwestern

5

Onree Jackson

13 Lewis Swain

313 DB Alabama A&M

6(Pick to Oakland)

14 Alfred Sykes

339 WR Florida A&M

7

Rick Hackley

162 T

15 Nick McGarry

365 TE Massachusetts

8

Bob Gladieux

188 RB Notre Dame

16 Jim Zikmund

391 DB Kearney State

9a Steve Alexakos

209 G-LB San Jose St.

17 Ronald Leigh417

9b Joe Walker

214 DE Albany State1971 DRAFT NOTES

10 Dennis Devlin

240 DB Wyoming

3

Pick to Buffalo through Oakland for DE Ike Lassiter

11 Barry Gallup

266 SE Boston College

4

Pick to Denver

12 Richard Lee

292 DT Grambling

7

Pick to Oakland for DE Ike Lassiter

13 Joe Leasey

318 LB Alcorn A&M

8

Pick to Buffalo

14 John Cagle

344 LB Clemson

15 Brant Conley

370 RB-P Tulsa

16 Jim Vuono

396 LB Adams State

17 George Muse

422 LB-DB Grambling

Iowa

DE Elizabeth City St.

1970
Rd Player
1 Phil Olsen

Pk
4

Pos College
DT Utah State

2

Pick to Houston

3

Mike Ballou

56

LB UCLA

4

Eddie Ray83

DB LSU5

Bob Olson

107 LB Notre Dame

6

Pick to Buffalo

7

Odell Lawson

8(Pick to New York Jets)

9

Dennis Wirgowski

QB Alabama A&M
New Mexico State

1969 DRAFT NOTES
4

Pick to Denver through Kansas City for RB Gene Thomas

6

Pick to Oakland for LB John Williamson

9a Pick from Buffalo for RB Bob Cappadonna

160 RB Langston, Okla
212 DE Purdue

10 Henry Brown

239 K-WR Missouri

11 Dennis Bramlett

261 T

12 Greg Roero

291 DT N. Mex. High­lands

13 Ronnie Shelley

316 DB Troy State

14 Garvie Craw

343 RB/TE Michigan

15 Kent Schoolfield

368 WR Florida A&M

16 Otis McDaniel

395 DE Tuskegee

17 Joe Killingsworth

420 WR Oklahoma

370

110

Colorado

Texas-El Paso

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1966

Rd Player
1 Dennis Byrd

Pk
6

Pos College
DT North Carolina StateRd Player
1a Karl Singer

Pk
T

Pos College
Purdue2

Tom Funchess

32

T

Jackson State

1b Willie Townes

T

Tulsa

3

Aaron Marsh

60

FL

Eastern Kentucky

2a Jim BoudreauxT

La. Tech

4

R.C. Gamble

88

RB South Carolina St.

2b Ken Avery

LB

Miss. Southern

5

Jim Smithberger

116

DB Notre Dame

3a Harold Lucas

T

Mich. State

6

Pick to Cincinnati

3b Ed TonerG

U. Mas­sa­chu­setts

7

John Schneider

170 QB Toledo

4a (Pick to New York)

8

Daryl Johnson

197 DB Morgan State

4b Heath Wingate

T

Bowling Green

9(Pick to Houston)

5a John Mangum

T

Miss. Southern

249 DB Jackson State

5b Ray Perkins

E

Alabama.

11 Paul Feldhausen

278 T

6a Dan Irby

T

Louisiana Tech

12 James Cheyunski

305 LB Syracuse6b Joe Avezzano

G

Florida State

13 Max Huber

332 T

Brigham Young

7a Jim Battle

T

Southern U

14 Henry McKay

358 E

Guilford

7b Brent Caston

DB

Mississippi

15 Art McMahon

385 DB No. Carolina St.

8a Sam Montgomery

DB

Southern

16 Charles Fulton

413 RB Tennessee

8b Tom Schaefer

RB

Chattanooga

17 Ed Koontz

440 LB Catawba

9a Doug Satcher

LB

Southern

1968 DRAFT NOTES

9b Jack WhiteQB

Penn State

6

Pick to Cincinnati

10 Dennis Brewster

T

BYU

9

Pick to Houston for QB Don Trull

10b Bob Ellis

HB

Massachusetts

11b Jay Marion

DBWyoming

12 Dick Fugere

LB

Cincinnati

13 Tom Carr

FB

Bates St.

14 Bob Hall

DB

Brown

15 Billy LairdQB

La. Tech

Northland, Wis.

11 (Pick to New York)1967
Rd Player
1 John Charles

Pk
21

History

10 John Outlaw

Pos College
DB Purdue

2(Pick to Kansas City)

3(Pick to New York Jets)

4

Ed Philpott

101

5Melvin Witt

128 DE Arlington State

16 Buddy Owens

G

Michigan State

6

Ron Medlen

154 DE SMU

17 Dick Capp

DE

Boston College

7

Robert Leo

180 HB Harvard

18 John Pincavage

E-DB Virginia

8

Tom Fussell

206 DT LSU

19 Joe Novogratz

G

Pittsburgh

9Charlie Thornhill

232 DB Michigan St.

20 Paul Soule

HB

Bowdoin

DE Miami (Ohio)

10 John Runnels

257 LB Penn State

11 Leroy Mitchell

283 FL

Texas South­ern

12 Dave Davis

310 T

Harvard

13 Ray Ilg

336 LB Colgate

14 Bobby Beaird

361 LB Auburn

15 Tom Folliard

388 LB Mississippi State

16 Dick Nocera

414 HB Southern Conn.

17 Bobby Nichols

440 TE Boston Univ.

1967 DRAFT NOTES
2

Pick to Kansas City

3

Pick to New York Jets for WR Jim Colclough

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1964

Rd Player
1a Jerry RushPk
T

Pos College
Michigan StateRd Player
1 Jack Concannon

PkQB

Pos College
Boston College

1b Dave McCormick

T

LSU

2

Jim KellyE

Notre Dame

3

(Pick to Denver)E

Holy Cross

History

2a (Pick to Houston)
2b Bob Kowalkowski

TVirginia

4

Jon Morris

3a Jim Whalen

E

Boston College

5(Pick to San Diego)

3b Bob Cappadonna

FB

Northeastern

6

Jim Mazurek

G

Syracuse

4a Ellis Johnson

HB

S.E. Louisiana

7

T.W. Alley

T

William & Mary

4b Dick Arrington

G

Notre Dame

8a J.D. Garrett

HB

Grambling

5a Corwyn Aldredge

E

N.W. Louisiana

8b Roger LaLonde

T

Muskingum

5b Dennis Smith

DE

Cincinnati

9E

N. Michigan

6a Justin Canale

G

Mississippi State

10 (Pick to Buffalo)

6b Billy Ezell

DB

LSU

11 Jim Barrett

HB

Boston College

7a Tom NevilleT

Mississippi State

12 (Pick to Kansas City)

7b John Hankinson

QB

Minnesota

13 Joe Scarpati

DB

N. Carolina State

8a Fred Brown

E

Miami

14 Jim Wilson

T

Georgia

8b Beau Colle

DB

LSU

15 Tony Gibbons

TJohn Carroll

9a Bob Malone

TLouisiana Tech

16 Pete Pedro

HB

West Texas State

9b Charles Brown

T

Tulsa

17 Gary Wood

QB-HB

18 Joe Tiller

T

Montana State

10 (Pick to Buffalo)

Lennie St. Jean

Cornell

10b Dave Hettema

T

New Mexico

19 Bill Dawson

E

Florida State

11a John Frechette

T

Boston College

20 Lonnie Farmer

LB

Chattanooga

11b Roy Schmidt

GLong Beach State

21 Tony LawrenceT

Bowling Green

12a Jim Weatherly

DB

Mississippi

22 Dave Archer

T

Syracuse

12b Leon StandridgeE

San Diego State

23 Dave Humenik

T

Notre Dame

13 Charlie GreenQB

Wittenberg

24 Larry Bartolameolli

T

Western Michigan

14 Jay Cunningham

HB

Bowling Green

25 Brian GeneralovichE

Pittsburgh

15 Ted Rodosevitch

G

Cincinnati

26 Dick Niglio

HB

Yale

16 George Pyne

T

Olivet17a White Graves

DB

LSU

1964 DRAFT NOTES
3

Pick to Denver

17b Dave Lee

ELouisiana Tech

5

Pick to San Diego for DT Billy Hudson

18 Ed Meixler

LB

Boston Uni­ver­si­ty

10 Pick to Buffalo

19 Jim Nance

FB

Syracuse

12 Pick to Kansas City

20 Fred Fugazzi

FB

Missouri Valley

1965 DRAFT NOTES

2a Pick to Houston for C Bob Schmidt
10 Pick to Buffalo for DE Mack Yoho

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Rd Player
1 Art Graham

1962

Pk
E

Pos College
Boston College

Lee Roy Jordan

C

Alabama3

Bob Vogel

T

Ohio State

4

Bob Reynolds

T

Bowling Green5

Lou Cioci

G

Boston College

6

Sam Silas

T

Southern Illinois

7

Dick Williamson

E

Alabama

8

Rod Foster

G

Ohio State

9

Jim Simon

E

Miami

10 Don McKinnonC

Dartmouth

11a Dave Hayes

FB

Penn State

11b Dave Watson

G

Georgia Tech

12a Bill Gambrell

HB

South Carolina

12b Tim Gauntner

HB

John Carroll

13a Dave Adams

T

Arkansas

13b Ralph Ferrisi

FB

So. Connecticut

14 Whaley HallT

Mississippi

15 Bob Dentel

C

Miami

16 Wes Bryant

T

Arkansas

17 Tom Neumann

HB

Michigan

18 Dave O’Brien

T

Boston College

19 Pat McCarthy

QB

Holy Cross

20 Jim Bradshaw

HB

Chattanooga

21 Gary Sherman

HB

Bowling Green

22 Nate Craddock

FB

Parsons

23 Al Snyder

HB

Holy Cross

24 Dick Schultz

T

Ohio

25 Dennis Gaubatz

GLouisiana State U

26 Jim Tullis

HB

Florida A&M

27 Dave Adams

T

Arkansas

28 Ron Whaley

HB

Chattanooga

29 Dick Kelly

G

Georgia1963 DRAFT NOTES
11a Pick from Houston
12a Pick from Buffalo

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Rd Player
1 Gary Collins

Pk
E

Pos College
Maryland2

Leroy Jackson

HB

W. Illinois

3

Sherwyn Thorson

G

Iowa

4

(Pick to Houston)5(Pick to Dallas)

6

John Schopf

T

Michigan8

Bennie McRae

HBMichigan

9Bill Triplett

FB

Miami, Ohio

10 John Knight

HB

Valparaiso

13 Nick Buoniconti

G

Notre Dame

14 Chuck Sieminski

TPenn State

15 Gerry Goerlitz		

N. Michigan

16 Ken Byers

G

Cincinnati

17 Scott Maentz

E

Michigan

18 Tom Chandler

T

Florida A&M

19 Ron MyersE

Villanova

20 Tom Neck

HB

LSU

21 John Traynham

HB

VMI

22 Bob Asack

T

Columbia

23 Walt Crate

HB

Penn Military

24 Don Christman

C

Richmond

25 Bob StemC

Syracuse

26 Jim Field

QB

LSU

27 Al Gursky

HB

Penn State

28 Charles Dickerson

T

Illinois

29 Julius Fincke

T

McNeese State

30 John L. Finn

TLouisville

31 Mike Ingram

G

Ohio State

32 Charles Taylor

HB

Mississippi

33 Steve Jastrzembski

E

Pittsburgh

34 Ray LardaniTMiami (Fla.)

11 (Pick to Buffalo)
12 (Pick to Oakland)

History

2

1962 DRAFT NOTES
4

Pick to Houston for G Houston Antwine373

Patriots All-Time Draft
1961

1960

Rd Player
1 Tommy Mason

Pk
HB

Pos College
Tulane2

Rip Hawkins

C

North Carolina

3

Danny LaRose

E

Missouri

4

Mike Zeno

G

Virginia Tech

5

Fran Tarkenton

QB

Georgia6

Larry Eisenhauer

T

Boston College

7

Paul Terhes

QB

Bucknell

8Charles Long

G

Chattanooga

9Roland Lakes

C

Wichita

10 Richard Mueller

E

Kentucky

11 Mel West

HB

Missouri

12 Wayne HarrisC

Arkansas

13 Dan Underwood

T

McNeese State

14 James WrightQB

Memphis State

16 George BalthazarT

Tennessee A&I

17 Ray Ratkowski

HB

Notre Dame

18 Tom Rodgers

HB

Kentucky

19 Joe Bellino

HB

Navy

20 Clarence Childs

HB

Florida A&M

21 Don Oakes

G

VPI

22 Bob Johnson

E

Michigan

23 Darrel DeDecker

C

Illinois

24 Don Webb

HB

Iowa State

25 Robert Minihane

T

Boston Uni­ver­si­ty

26 Charles Granger

T

Southern U. (La.)

27 Terry Huxhold

T

Wisconsin

28 Bryant Harvard

QB

Auburn29 Ernie McMillan

T

Illinois

30 George Hultz

T

Mississippi Southern

History

15 (Pick to Dallas)

1960 SECOND SELECTIONS:
Player
1. Dave AmesPk
HB

2. James Boeke

T/G Heidelberg

3. Billy BrewerQB

4. Emanuel Congedo

T/G Villanova

5. Pat Dye

T/G Georgia

6. John Farrington

WR Prairie View

7.

CRich Grecni

Pos College
Richmond
Ole Miss.

Ohio U.

8. Bud JonesWR SMU

9. Don Kacmarek

T/G North Dakota

10. John Lawrence

T/G North Carolina St.

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FIRST SELECTIONS:
Player
Buddy AllenPk
HB

Pos College
Utah StateRon Burton

HB

Northwestern

Dale Chamberlain

FB

Miami, O.

Henry Christopher

E

SMU

Dan ColchicoE

San Jose StateJack Cummings

QB

North Carolina St.

James DavisC

Oklahoma

Serafino Fazio

C

Pittsburgh

Max FuglerC

LSU

Jim Gardner

T

Duke

James Goodyear

T-G Wake Forest

Dave Harris

HB

KansasAl Henderson

T

Colorado StateJames Hickman

T-G Penn State

Robert Kranz

FB

Penn StateJoe Kulbacki

HB

PurdueDee Mackey

E

E. Texas St.

Leon Manley

G

W. Texas St.

Cliff Manning

T-G Hardin-SimmonsPete Manning

E

Wake Forest

Edward Mazurek

T

XavierBill Meglen

G

Utah State

Frank Mestnik

FB

Marquette

Ron Mix

T

USC

Irvin Nikolai

E

Stanford

Jim Prestel

T

Idaho

Bob Salerno

G

Colorado

Gerhard Schwedes

HB

Syracuse

Richard Soergel

QB

Oklahoma St.

Larry Wagner

T

Vanderbilt

Harvey WhiteQB

ClemsonTirey Wilemon

HB

SMU

Gary WisenerE

Baylor

11. Ron Maltony

T/G Purdue

12. Bobby PateRB

Presbyterian

13. Jack Rudolph

LB

Georgia Tech

14. Frank Sally

T/G California

15. Bob Spada

E

Duke

16. Pete Tunney

HB

Occidental

17. Jim Webster

HB

Marquette

18. John Wilcox

T/G Oregon

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2000
4/16

The Patriots acquired San Francisco’s 2001 sixthround pick for the Patriots 2000 seventh-round pick(212th overall), which was acquired from Philadelphia.

8/7

The Patriots acquired Dane Looker from St. Louis fora sixth round draft choice in 2002.

2001
The Patriots acquired Pittsburgh’s 2001 second-round(50th overall) and fourth-round (112th overall) picks
for the Patriots 2001 second-round (39th overall - LB
Kendrell Bell) pick.

4/21

The Patriots acquired Detroit’s 2001 second-round(48th overall pick for a 2001 second-round (50thoverall, from Pittsburgh) pick and sixth-round (173rd
overall, from San Francisco) pick.

4/21

The Patriots acquired Minnesota’s 2001 third-round(86th overall) pick and fourth-round (119th overall)pick for the Patriots third-round (69th overall) pick.

4/22

The Patriots acquired San Diego’s 2001 fourth-round(96th overall - OL Kenyatta Jones) pick for the Patriots fourth-round (112th overall) and fifth-round (139th
overall) picks.

4/22

The Patriots acquired Detroit’s 2001 sixth-round(180th overall) and seventh-round (216th overall)picks for the Patriots 2001 fifth-round (149th overall,from N.Y. Jets) pick.

4/22

The Patriots acquired Jacksonville’s 2002 fifth-round
pick for the Patriots 2001 sixth-round (170th overall)
pick.

2002

The Patriots traded tackle Greg Randall to Houston in
exchange for a fifth-round (154th overall) draft choicein the 2003 draft.

3/6

The Patriots traded a third (81st overall) and fifthround (140th overall) selection in the 2003 draft to
Washington in exchange for a third-round pick (75thoverall) in 2003 and a fourth-round pick in 2004.

4/14

The Patriots traded safety Tebucky Jones to New
Orleans for a third-round pick (78th overall) and seventh-round pick (239th overall) in the 2003 draft, as
well as a fourth-round pick in the 2004 draft (113th
overall).

4/25

The Patriots traded a third-round pick in 2003 (78thoverall) to Miami for their second-round pick (56thoverall) in the 2004 draft.

4/26

The Patriots traded a first round pick in 2003 (14thoverall) and a 2003 sixth-round pick (193rd overall) to
Chicago for their first round pick (13th overall).

4/26

The Patriots traded a first round pick in 2003 (19thoverall) to Baltimore for a 2003 second-round pick
(41st overall) and their 2004 first-round pick (21stoverall).

4/26

The Patriots traded a second-round pick (41st overall)
and a third-round pick (75th overall) to Houston for asecond-round pick (36th overall) and a fourth-round
pick (117th overall).

4/26

The Patriots traded a second-round pick (50th overall) and a fourth-round pick (120th overall) to Carolina
for a second-round pick (45th overall).

4/27

The Patriots traded a fourth-round pick (128th overall)
and a fifth round pick (157th overall) to Denver for a
fourth-round pick (120th overall).

4/27

The Patriots traded a fifth-round pick (154th overall)
and a seventh-round pick (225th overall) to Tennessee for a fifth-round pick (164th overall), a sixth round
pick (201st overall) and a seventh-round pick (243rd
overall).
The Patriots acquired NT Ted Washington from Chicago in exchange for a 2004 fourth-round pick (104th
overall).

3/8

The Patriots acquired Green Bay’s fourth-round draft
pick (117th overall) in the 2002 draft and a conditional
pick in the 2003 draft (fourth round - 128th overall) for
WR Terry Glenn.

4/20

The Patriots acquired Washington’s first-round pick
(21st overall) in the 2002 draft in exchange for their
2002 first-round pick (32nd overall), third-round (96thoverall) and seventh-round (234th overall) picks.

8/19

4/21

The Patriots acquired Buffalo’s 2003 first-round pick
(14th overall) in exchange for QB Drew Bledsoe.

8/26 The Patriots acquired G Jamil Soriano from Chicago
for a conditional draft pick.

4/21

The Patriots acquired Denver’s fourth-round pick
(117th overall) in exchange for their 2002 fourth-round(131st overall) and fifth-round (144th overall) picks.

2004

4/21

The Patriots acquired Dallas’s seventh-round selection (237th overall), along with their 2003 fifth-roundchoice, in exchange for the Patriots 2002 fifth-round
pick (168th overall).

4/19

The Patriots acquired RB Corey Dillon from Cincinnati
for a 2004 second-round draft pick (56th overall).

8/17

The Patriots traded LB Quinn Dorsey to Chicago for a
conditional draft pick.

History

4/21

2003
3/6

6/27 The Patriots acquired an undisclosed future draft pickfrom St. Louis for LB Kole Ayi.
8/19

The Patriots traded veteran offensive tackle Grant
Williams to St. Louis in exchange for a seventh-round(225th overall) draft pick.

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2005
3/4

The Patriots acquired CB Duane Starks from Arizonaalong with a fifth-round pick in the 2005 draft (145th
overall) in exchange for a third-round pick (95th overall) and a fifth-round pick (168th overall).

4/23 The Patriots traded a second-round pick in the 2005
draft (64th overall) to Baltimore in exchange for athird-round pick in 2005 (84th overall), a sixth-round
pick in 2005 (195th overall) and Baltimore’s thirdround pick in the 2006 draft (75th overall).
4/24 The Patriots traded a fifth-round pick in the 2005
draft (145th overall) and a sixth-round pick in the2005 draft (206th overall) to Detroit in exchange for
Detroit’s fourth-round pick in the 2006 draft (106th
overall).

History

4/24 The Patriots traded a sixth-round pick in the 2005
draft (195th overall) and a seventh-round pick in the2005 draft (246th overall) to Green Bay in exchange
for a sixth-round pick in the 2005 draft (175th overall).
4/24 The Patriots traded a sixth-round pick in the 2005
draft (175th overall) to Oakland in exchange for a seventh-round pick in the 2005 draft (230th overall) anda fifth-round pick in the 2006 draft (136th overall).
8/22 The Patriots acquired WR Andre’ Davis from Clevelandin exchange for a 2006 fifth-round draft pick (152nd
overall).

2006
4/29 The Patriots traded a second-round pick in the 2006
draft (52nd overall) and a third-round pick in the 2006
draft (75th overall) to Green Bay in exchange for asecond-round pick in the 2006 draft (36th overall).
6/6

The Patriots acquired DT Johnathan Sullivan from New
Orleans in exchange for WR Bethel Johnson.

8/8

The Patriots traded OL Ross Tucker to Cleveland in
exchange for a conditional draft pick.

8/21

The Patriots traded T Brandon Gorin to Arizona in exchange for a sixth-round pick in the 2007 NFL Draft(180th overall).

9/1

The Patriots traded RB Patrick Cobbs to Pittsburgh inexchange for a conditional draft pick.

9/2

The Patriots acquired WR Doug Gabriel from Oakland
in exchange for a fifth-round pick in the 2007 NFL
Draft (165th overall).

9/11

The Patriots traded WR Deion Branch to Seattle in exchange for a first-round pick in the 2007 NFL Draft(24th overall).

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2007
3/5

The Patriots acquired WR Wes Welker from the Miami
Dolphins in exchange for a second-round pick in the2007 NFL Draft (60th overall) and a seventh-round
pick in the 2007 NFL Draft (238th overall).
4/28 The Patriots traded a first-round pick in the 2007 NFL
Draft (28th overall) to San Francisco in exchange fora first-round pick in the 2008 NFL Draft and a fourthround pick in the 2007 NFL Draft (110th overall - later
traded for WR Randy Moss).
4/28 The Patriots traded a third-round pick in the 2007
NFL Draft (91st overall) to Oakland in exchange fora third-round pick in the 2008 NFL Draft and a seventh-round pick in the 2007 NFL Draft (211th overall).
4/29 The Patriots acquired WR Randy Moss from Oakland
in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 2007 NFL
Draft (110th overall).
8/7 The Patriots acquired CB Dante Wesley from Chicago
in exchange for a conditional draft pick.

2008
4/26 The Patriots acquired a 2008 first-round pick (10thoverall) and a 2008 third-round pick (78th overall)from New Orleans in exchange for a 2008 first-round
pick (7th overall) and a 2008 fifth-round pick (164th
overall).
4/27 The Patriots acquired a 2009 second-round pick (47thoverall) and a 2008 fifth-round pick (160th overall)from San Diego in exchange for a 2008 third-round
pick (69th overall).
4/27 The Patriots acquired a 2008 fifth-round pick (153rd
overall) from Tampa Bay in exchange for a 2008 fifthround pick (160th overall) and a 2008 seventh-round
pick (238th overall).

2009
2/28 The Patriots acquired a 2009 second-round pick
(34th overall – S Patrick Chung) from Kansas City inexchange for quarterback Matt Cassel and linebacker
Mike Vrabel.
3/5 The Patriots acquired wide receiver Greg Lewis andan undisclosed pick in the 2010 NFL Draft from Philadelphia in exchange for a 2009 fifth-round pick(159th
overall – T Fenuki Tupou).
4/25 The Patriots acquired a 2009 first-round pick (26thoverall – LB Clay Matthews) and a 2009 fifth-round
pick (162nd overall – T Jamon Meredith) from Baltimore in exchange for a 2009 first-round pick (23rdoverall – T Michael Oher).
4/25 The Patriots acquired a 2009 second-round pick (41stoverall – DB Darius Butler), a 2009 third-round pick
(73rd overall – RB Derek Cox) and a 2009 third-round
pick (83rd overall – WR Brandon Tate) from Green Bay
in exchange for a 2009 first-round pick (26th overall – LB Clay Matthews) and a 2009 fifth-round pick
(162nd overall – T Jamon Meredith).

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2009 (CONT.)

4/25 The Patriots acquired a 2009 second-round pick (40thoverall – DL Ron Brace) from Oakland in exchange for
a 2009 second-round pick (47th overall – S Michael
Mitchell), a 2009 fourth-round pick (124th overall –WR Louis Murphy) and a 2009 sixth-round pick (199th
overall – DE Stryker Sulak).
4/26 The Patriots acquired a 2009 seventh-round pick
(232nd overall) and a 2010 second-round pick from
Jacksonville in exchange for a 2009 third-round pick
(73rd overall – RB Derek Cox).
4/26 The Patriots acquired a 2010 second-round pick from
Tennessee in exchange for a 2009 third-round selection (89th overall – TE Jared Cook).
4/26 The Patriots acquired a 2009 fifth-round pick (137th
overall – LB Jason Phillips) and a 2009 fifth-round pick
(141st overall – WR Kenny McKinley) from Philadelphia
in exchange for CB Ellis Hobbs.

4/30 The Patriots acquired TE Alex Smith from Tampa Bay
in exchange for a 2010 fifth-round draft pick.
8/6

The Patriots acquired LB Derrick Burgess from Oakland in exchange for a 2010 third-round draft pick anda 2010 fifth-round pick.

8/17

The Patriots acquired a 2010 fifth-round pick from
Denver in exchange for DL Le Kevin Smith and a 2010seventh-round pick.

8/25 The Patriots acquired a seventh-round pick in 2010
from Denver in exchange for OL Russ Hochstein.
9/5

The Patriots acquired a 2011 sixth-round draft pickfrom New Orleans in exchange for TE David Thomas.

9/5

The Patriots acquired TE Michael Matthews from the
New York Giants for a conditional draft pick.

9/6

The Patriots acquired a 2011 first-round draft selection
from Oakland in exchange for DE Richard Seymour.

9/22 The Patriots acquired LB Prescott Burgess from Baltimore in exchange for a conditional draft selection.

4/23 The Patriots acquired Denver’s 2010 first-round pick
(24th overall) and their 2010 fourth-round pick (113th
overall) during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for
the Patriots 2010 first-round pick (22nd overall).
4/23 The Patriots acquired Dallas’s 2010 first-round pick
27th overall) and their 2010 third-round pick (90thoverall) during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for
the Patriots 2010 first-round pick (24th overall) and a2010 fourth-round pick (119th overall).
4/24 The Patriots acquired Oakland’s 2010 second-round
pick (42nd overall) during a 2010 draft day trade in
exchange for a 2010 second-round pick (44th overall) and the Patriots assigned 2010 sixth-round pick
(190th overall).
4/24 The Patriots acquired Arizona’s 2010 second-round
pick (58th overall) and 2010 third-round pick (89thoverall) during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange fora 2010 second-round pick (47th overall). The Patriots
had acquired the 47th overall in a draft day trade in
exchange for a 2009 third-round selection (Jared
Cook).
4/24 The Patriots acquired Carolina’s 2011 second-round
pick during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for the
Patriots third-round pick (89th pick overall).
4/24 The Patriots acquired Houston’s 2010 second-round
pick (62nd overall) and 2010 fifth-round pick (150th
overall) during a draft day trade in exchange for the
Patriots 2010 second-round pick (58th overall).

History

4/26 The Patriots acquired a 2009 fourth-round pick (123rd
overall – OL Rich Ohrnberger) and a 2009 sixth-round
pick (198th overall – LS Jake Ingram) from Baltimore
in exchange for a 2009 fifth-round pick (137th overall– LB Jason Phillips) and a 2009 fifth-round pick (141st
overall – WR Kenny McKinley).

2010

4/24 The Patriots acquired Washington’s 2010 seventh-round pick (208th overall) during a 2010 draft
day trade in exchange for two Patriots 2010 seventh-round picks (229th overall) and (231st overall).
8/23 The Patriots acquired OL Quinn Ojinnaka from Atlanta
for a 2011 seventh-round draft pick.
9/5

The Patriots acquired S Jarrad Page from Kansas City
for a 2012 seventh-round pick.

9/5

The Patriots acquired LB Tracy White and a 2012 seventh-round pick from Philadelphia for a 2012 sixthround pick.

9/14

The Patriots traded RB Laurence Maroney and a 2011
sixth-round draft pick to Denver for a fourth-round
pick in 2011.

10/6

The Patriots traded WR Randy Moss and a seventh-round draft pick in 2012 to Minnesota for a 2011
third-round pick (74th overall).

10/12 The Patriots acquired WR Deion Branch in a trade with
Seattle in exchange for 2011 fourth-round pick (99thoverall).

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2011

2013

4/28 The Patriots acquired New Orleans’ 2012 first-round
pick and their 2011 second-round pick (56th overall)during a 2011 draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots 2011 first-round pick (28th overall).

4/25 The Patriots acquired Minnesota’s 2013 second-round
pick (52nd overall), third-round pick (83rd overall),fourth-round pick (102nd overall) and seventh-round
pick (229th overall) during a draft day trade in exchange
for the Patriots 2013 first-round pick (29th overall).

4/29 The Patriots acquired Houston’s 2011 third-round pick
(73rd overall) and 2011 fifth-round pick (138th overall)in exchange for the Patriots 2011 second-round pick
(60th overall).
4/29 The Patriots acquired Oakland’s 2012 second-round
pick and 2011 seventh-round pick (219th overall) in
exchange for the Patriots 2011 third-round pick (92nd
overall) and 2011 fourth-round pick (125th overall).
4/30 The Patriots acquired Philadelphia’s 2011 sixth-round
pick (194th overall) in exchange for the Patriots 2011
sixth-round pick (193rd overall).

4/27 The Patriots acquired RB LeGarrette Blount fromTampa Bay in a draft day trade with Tampa Bay in exchange for RB Jeff Demps and a 2013 seventh-round
pick (229th overall).
10/29 The Patriots acquired DT Isaac Sopoaga and a 2014
sixth-round pick from Philadelphia in exchange for a2014 fifth-round pick (169th overall).

2014
5/9

The Patriots acquired Jacksonville’s 2014 fourthround pick (105th overall) and sixth-round pick (179th
overall) during a 2014 draft day trade in exchange for
the Patriots 2014 third-round pick (93rd overall).

8/13

The Patriots acquired DL Ben Bass from Dallas in exchange for DB Justin Green.

8/13

The Patriots acquired DL Jerel Worthy from Green Bay
for a conditional draft pick.

7/29 The Patriots acquired DL Albert Haynesworth from
Washington in exchange for a 2013 fifth-round pick.

History

7/29 The New England Patriots acquired WR Chad Ochocinco from Cincinnati in exchange for a 2012 fifthround pick (166th overall) and a 2013 sixth-round
pick.

2012
4/26 The Patriots acquired Cincinnati’s 2012 first-round
pick (21st overall) during a 2012 draft day trade in
exchange for the Patriots 2012 first-round pick (27thoverall) and third-round pick (93rd overall)
4/26 The Patriots acquired Denver’s 2012 first-round
pick (25th overall) during a 2012 draft day trade in
exchange for the Patriots 2012 first-round pick (31stoverall) and a 2012 fourth-round pick (126th overall).
4/27 The Patriots acquired Green Bay’s 2012 third-round
pick (90th overall) and fifth-round pick (163rd overall)in exchange for the Patriots 2012 second-round pick
(62nd overall).
4/28 The Patriots acquired Green Bay’s 2012 sixth-round
pick (197th overall) and Green Bay’s two 2012 seventh-round picks (224th overall) and (235th overall)in exchange for the Patriots fifth-round pick (163rd
overall). The fifth-round pick was originally obtainedin a trade with Green Bay earlier in the 2012 draft.
9/1

The Patriots acquired WR Greg Salas from St. Louis in
a trade on September 1, 2012, in exchange for a 2015seventh-round draft choice.

11/1

The Patriots acquired CB Aqib Talib and a 2013 seventh-round pick from Tampa Bay in a trade on November 1, 2012, in exchange for a 2013 fourth-rounddraft pick (126th overall).

8/26 The Patriots acquired TE Tim Wright from Tampa Bay
and a 2015 fourth-round pick (101st overall) in exchange for G Logan Mankins.
8/31

The Patriots acquired a 2016 seventh-round draft
choice from Houston in exchange for QB Ryan Mallett.

10/22 The Patriots acquired LB Akeem Ayers and a 2015 seventh-round draft pick (219th overall) from Tennesseein exchange for the Patriots 2015 sixth-round draft
pick (208th overall).
10/28 The Patriots acquired LB Jonathan Casillas and a 2015
sixth-round draft pick (178th overall) from Tampa Bay
in exchange for the Patriots 2015 fifth-round draft
pick (168th overall).

2015
5/1

The Patriots acquired Cleveland’s 2015 fourth-round
pick (111th overall), fifth-round pick (147th overall) andsixth-round pick (202nd overall) in a 2015 draft day
trade in exchange for the Patriots 2015 third-round
pick (96th overall) and the Patriots seventh-round
pick (219th overall).

5/2

The Patriots acquired Green Bay’s 2015 fifth-round
pick (166th overall) and seventh-round pick (247th
overall) in a 2015 draft day trade in exchange for the
Patriots 2015 fifth-round pick (147th overall).

8/11

The Patriots acquired G Ryan Groy from Chicago inexchange for LB Matthew Wells.

8/18

The Patriots acquired TE Asante Cleveland from San
Francisco in exchange for OL Jordan Devey.

8/26 The Patriots acquired OL Michael Williams from Detroit in exchange for a 2017 seventh-round draft pick.

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9/1

The Patriots acquired WR Jalen Saunders from New
Orleans in exchange for a conditional 2018 pick.

9/17

The Patriots acquired WR Keshawn Martin from
Houston in exchange for a 2016 fifth-round draft pick
(166th overall).

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20172015 (CONT.)

9/29 The Patriots acquired LB Jonathan Bostic from Chicago in exchange for a 2016 sixth-round draft pick
(204th overall).
10/1

The Patriots acquired DL Akiem Hicks from New Orleans in exchange for TE Michael Hoomanawanui.

3/15

The Patriots acquired Arizona’s 2016 second-round
pick (61st overall) and G Jonathan Cooper in exchange for DE Chandler Jones.

3/17

The Patriots acquired Chicago’s 2016 sixth-rounddraft pick (204th overall) and TE Martellus Bennett inexchange for the Patriots 2016 fourth-round draft pick
(127th overall).

2016

4/29 The Patriots acquired New Orleans’ 2016 third-round
pick (78th overall) and fourth-round pick (112th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots
2016 second-round pick (61st overall).

4/30 The Patriots acquired Seattle’s 2016 seventh-round
pick (225th overall) and Seattle’s 2017 fourth-round
pick in a draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots
2016 fifth-round pick (147th overall) and the Patriots
2016 seventh-round pick (243 overall).
5/9

The Patriots traded LB Jonathan Bostic to Detroit inexchange for a conditional draft pick.

8/25 The Patriots acquired LB Barkevious Mingo fromCleveland in exchange for a 2017 fifth-round draft
pick (175th overall).
9/7

The Patriots acquired DB Eric Rowe from Philadelphia
in exchange for a 2018 fourth-round draft pick.

10/25 The Patriots traded TE AJ Derby to Denver in exchange
for a 2017 fifth-round draft pick (163rd overall).
10/25 The Patriots acquired LB Kyle Van Noy and a 2017 seventh-round draft pick (239th overall) from Detroit in exchange for a 2017 sixth-round draft pick (215th overall).
10/31 The Patriots acquired a 2017 third-round draft pick(103rd overall) from Cleveland in exchange for LB Jamie Collins.

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The Patriots acquired Indianapolis’s 2017 sixth-round
pick (200th overall) and TE Dwayne Allen in exchange for
the Patriots 2017 fourth-round draft pick (137th overall).
3/11 The Patriots acquired DE Kony Ealy from Carolina
along with a 2017 third-round draft pick (72nd overall)in exchange for their 2017 second-round draft pick
(64th overall).
3/11 The Patriots acquired WR Brandin Cooks and a 2017
fourth-round draft pick (118th overall) from New Orleans in exchange for their 2017 first-round pick (32ndoverall) and 2017 third-round pick (103rd overall).
4/28 The Patriots acquired Tennessee’s 2017 third-round
pick (83th overall) and fourth-round pick (124th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots
2017 third-round pick (72nd overall) and sixth-round
pick (200th overall).
4/28 The Patriots acquired Detroit’s 2017 third-round pick(85th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for
the Patriots 2017 third-round pick (96th overall) and
fourth-round pick (124th overall).
4/29 The Patriots acquired TE James O’Shaughnessy anda 2017 sixth-round draft pick (216th overall) in a draft
day trade with Kansas City in exchange for a 2017
fifth-round draft pick (183rd overall).
4/29 The Patriots acquired Dallas’s 2017 sixth-round pick
(211th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for the
Patriots 2017 sixth-round pick (216th overall) and seventh-round pick (239th overall).
8/29 The Patriots acquired LB Marquis Flowers from Cincinnati in exchange for a 2018 seventh-round draft pick
(249th overall).
The Patriots traded DB Justin Coleman to Seattle in ex9/1
change for a 2018 seventh-round draft pick (250th overall).
9/2 The Patriots traded QB Jacoby Brissett to Indianapolis
in exchange for WR Phillip Dorsett.
9/2 The Patriots acquired CB Johnson Bademosi from Detroit in exchange for a 2019 sixth-round draft pick.
9/2 The Patriots acquired DE Cassius Marsh from Seattle inexchange for a 2018 fifth-round draft pick (168th overall) and a 2018 seventh-round draft pick (250th overall).
10/30 The Patriots traded QB Jimmy Garoppolo to San Francisco in exchange for their 2018 second-round draft
pick (43rd overall).

History

4/30 The Patriots acquired Miami’s 2016 fifth-round pick
(147th overall) in a 2016 draft day trade in exchange
for two of the Patriots 2016 sixth-round picks (196th
overall and 204th overall) and the Patriots 2016 seventh-round pick (250th overall).

3/9

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2018

The Patriots acquired DL Danny Shelton from Cleveland
and a 2018 fifth-round draft pick (159th overall) in exchange for the Patriots 2019 third-round draft pick.

3/14

3/15

The Patriots acquired CB Jason McCourty from Cleveland and a 2018 seventh-round draft pick (219th overall) in exchange for the Patriots 2018 sixth-round draft
pick (205th overall).

4/26 The Patriots acquired the L.A. Rams 2019 second-rounddraft pick (45th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange
for a 2019 second-round draft pick (56th overall) and a2019 third-round draft pick (101st overall).

3/19

The Patriots acquired WR Cordarrelle Patterson anda 2018 sixth-round draft pick (210th overall) from
Oakland in exchange for the Patriots 2018 fifth-rounddraft pick (159th overall).

4/26 The Patriots acquired Seattle’s 2019 third-round draft
pick (77th overall) and 2019 fourth-round draft pick
(118th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for a
2019 second-round pick (64th overall).

4/4

The Patriots acquired a 2018 first-round draft pick
(23rd overall) and a 2018 sixth-round draft pick (198th
overall) from the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for
WR Brandin Cooks and the Patriots 2018 fourth-rounddraft pick (136th overall).

4/26 The Patriots acquired Chicago’s 2019 third-rounddraft pick (87th overall), 2019 fifth-round draft pick
(162nd overall) and 2020 fourth-round draft pick
(125th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for a
2019 third-round draft pick (73rd overall) and 2019
sixth-round draft pick (205th overall).

4/27 The Patriots acquired OL Trent Brown and a fifthround draft pick (143rd overall) in a draft day tradewith San Francisco in exchange for a third-round draft
pick (95th overall).

History

2019

3/15

4/27 The Patriots acquired Detroit’s 2018 second-rounddraft pick (51st overall) and 2018 fourth-round draft
pick (117th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange
for the Patriots 2018 second-round draft pick (43rdoverall).
4/27 The Patriots acquired Chicago’s 2019 second-rounddraft pick (56th overall) and their 2018 fourth-rounddraft pick (105th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange
for the Patriots 2018 second-round draft pick (51st overall).
4/27 The Patriots acquired Tampa Bay’s 2018 second-round draft pick (56th overall) in a draft day
trade in exchange for the 2018 second-round draft
pick (63rd overall) and a 2018 fourth-round draft pick
(117th overall).
4/28 The Patriots acquired Cleveland’s 2018 fourth-rounddraft pick (114th overall) and 2018 sixth-round draft
pick (178th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange
for a 2018 fourth-round draft pick (105th overall).
4/28 The Patriots acquired Detroit’s 2019 third-round draft
pick (73rd overall) in a draft day trade in exchange fora 2018 fourth-round draft pick (114th overall).
4/28 The Patriots acquired Kansas City’s two 2018seventh-round draft picks (233rd overall and 243rd
overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for a 2018
sixth-round draft pick (198th overall).
4/28 The Patriots acquired Philadelphia’s 2018 seventh-round draft pick (250th overall) and a 2019seventh-round draft pick (239th overall) in a draft day
trade in exchange for a 2018 seventh-round draft pick
(233rd overall).
8/31

The Patriots acquired a 2020 seventh-round draft
pick from Atlanta in exchange for DB Jordan Richards.

9/17

The Patriots acquired WR Josh Gordon and a conditional 2019 seventh-round draft pick (243rd overall)from Cleveland in exchange for a 2019 fifth-rounddraft pick (170th overall).

380

The Patriots acquired DL Michael Bennett and a 2020
seventh-round draft pick (235th overall) from Philadelphia in exchange for a 2020 fifth-round draft pick.

4/26 The Patriots acquired the L.A. Rams 2019 third-round
pick (101st overall) and 2019 fourth-round pick (133rd
overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for a 2019
third-round pick (97th overall) and a 2019 fifth-round
pick (162nd overall). The Patriots had traded the 101st
pick to the Rams in an earlier draft day trade.
4/27 The Patriots acquired the L.A. Rams 2019 fifth-rounddraft picks (162nd overall) and (167th overall) in a draft
day trade in exchange for a 2019 fourth-round draft
pick (134th overall) and a 2019 seventh-round draft
pick (243rd overall). The Patriots originally acquired
the 162nd overall pick in a 2019 draft day trade with
Chicago and then traded to the L.A. Rams in a draft
day trade before re-acquiring the pick.
4/27 The Patriots acquired Minnesota’s 2019 fifth-rounddraft pick (159th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for a 2019 fifth-round draft pick (162nd overall) and a 2019 seventh-round pick (239th overall).
4/27 The Patriots acquired Philadelphia’s 2019 fifth-rounddraft pick (163rd overall) in a draft day trade in exchange for a 2019 fifth-round (167th overall) pick anda 2019 seventh-round draft pick (246th overall).
4/29 The Patriots acquired Seattle’s 2020 seventh-rounddraft pick (241st overall) in exchange for TE Jacob
Hollister.
8/13

The Patriots acquired TE Eric Saubert from Atlanta for
a conditional 2020 draft pick.

8/29 The Patriots acquired OL Korey Cunningham from Arizona in exchange for a 2020 sixth-round draft pick
(202nd overall).
8/29 The Patriots acquired OL Jermaine Eluemunor and a2020 sixth-round draft pick (207th overall) from Baltimore in exchange for a 2020 fourth-round draft pick
(129th overall).
8/31

The Patriots acquired OL Russell Bodine from Buffalo
in exchange for a 2020 sixth-round draft pick (207th
overall).

8/31

The Patriots acquired Denver’s 2020 sixth-round draft
pick (195th overall) in exchange for DB Duke Dawson
Jr. and a 2020 seventh-round draft pick (237th overall).

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2019 (CONT.)
9/1

The Patriots acquired Houston’s 2020 sixth-rounddraft pick (204th overall) in exchange for DB Keion
Crossen.

9/11

The Patriots acquired the New York Jets 2021 sixthround draft pick in exchange for WR Demaryius
Thomas.

10/23 The Patriots acquired WR Mohamed Sanu Sr. from Atlanta in exchange for a 2020 second-round draft pick
(55th overall).
10/25 The Patriots acquired a 2021 sixth-round draft pickfrom Dallas in exchange for DL Michael Bennett.

2020
The Patriots acquired a 2020 fifth-round draft pick
(172nd overall) from Detroit in exchange for DB Duron
Harmon and a 2020 seventh-round draft pick (235th
overall).

4/21

The Patriots acquired a 2020 fourth-round draft pick
(139th overall) from Tampa Bay in exchange for TE
Rob Gronkowski and a 2020 seventh-round draft pick
(241st overall).

4/23 The Patriots acquired the L.A. Chargers 2020 second-round pick (37th overall) and 2020 third-round
pick (71st overall) in a draft-day trade in exchange fora 2020 first-round draft pick (23rd overall).
4/24 The Patriots acquired Baltimore’s 2020 second-round
pick (60th overall) and a 2020 fourth-round pick
(129th overall) in a draft-day trade in exchange fortwo 2020 third-round picks (71st overall) and (98thoverall).

The Patriots acquired OL Trent Brown and a 2022 seventh-round draft pick from Las Vegas in exchange fora 2022 fifth-round draft pick

3/18

The Patriots acquired Houston’s 2021 fourth-round
pick (122nd overall) and sixth-round pick (188th overall) in exchange for the Patriots 2021 fifth-round pick
(158th overall) and sixth-round pick (195th overall)and OL Marcus Cannon.

3/18

The Patriots acquired Houston’s 2022 seventh-rounddraft pick in exchange for TE Ryan Izzo.

4/30 The Patriots acquired Cincinnati’s 2021 second-rounddraft pick (38th overall) in a draft-day trade in exchange for a 2021 second-round pick (46th overall)and two 2021 fourth-round picks (122nd overall) and(139th overall).
8/25		The Patriots acquired a 2022 sixth-round draft pick
and a 2023 fourth-round draft pick from the L.A.
Rams in exchange for RB Sony Michel.
8/26 		The Patriots acquired CB Shaun Wade in a trade withBaltimore in exchange for a 2022 seventh-round draft
pick and a 2023 fifth-round draft pick.
8/31

Patriots acquired OL Yasir Durant in a trade with Kansas City in exchange for a 2022 seventh-round draft
pick.

10/6

The Patriots acquired a 2023 sixth-round draft pickfrom Carolina in exchange for CB Stephon Gilmore.

History

3/18

2021

3/18

4/24 The Patriots acquired Las Vegas’ 2020 third-round
pick (91st overall) and a 2020 fifth-round pick (159th
overall) in a draft-day trade in exchange for a 2020
third-round pick (100th overall), 2020 fourth-round
pick (139th overall) and 2020 fifth-round pick (172nd
overall).
4/24 The Patriots acquired the New York Jets 2020 thirdround pick (101st overall) in a draft-day trade on April
24, 2020, in exchange for 2020 fourth-round picks(125th overall) and (129th overall) and a 2021 sixthround draft pick.
4/25 The Patriots acquired Indianapolis’ 2020 sixth-round
pick (182nd overall) in a draft-day trade in exchange
for 2020 sixth-round picks (212th overall) and (213th
overall).
8/9

The Patriots acquired CB Michael Jackson Sr. from
Detroit in exchange for a conditional 2022 draft pick.

11/3

The Patriots acquired WR Isaiah Ford from Miami inexchange for a 2022 seventh-round draft pick.

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History2022
3/17

The Patriots acquired LB Mack Wilson in a trade with
Cleveland in exchange for DL Chase Winovich.

3/17

The Patriots acquired a 2022 fifth-round draft pick in
a trade with Tampa Bay in exchange for OL Shaq Mason.

4/5

The Patriots acquired WR DeVante Parker and a2022 fifth-round draft pick in a trade with Miami inexchange for a 2023 third-round draft pick.

4/5

The Patriots acquired a 2022 sixth-round draft pick(183rd overall) and a 2022 seventh-round draft pick
(245th overall) in a trade with Houston in exchange
for a 2022 fifth-round draft pick (170th overall).

2023 (CONT.)

8/27 The Patriots acquired OL Tyrone Wheatley Jr. in a
trade with Cleveland in exchange for RB Pierre StrongJr.
8/28 The Patriots acquired OL Vederian Lowe in a tradewith Minnesota in exchange for a 2024 sixth-rounddraft pick.
8/29 The Patriots acquired a 2025 seventh-round draft pickin a trade with Tennessee in exchange for K Nick Folk.
10/5

The Patriots acquired CB J.C. Jackson and a 2025
seventh-round draft pick in exchange for a 2025
sixth-round draft pick.

2024

4/28 The Patriots acquired Kansas City’s 2022 first-rounddraft pick (29th overall), 2022 third-round draft pick
(94th overall) and 2022 fourth-round draft pick (121st
overall) in a draft-day trade in exchange for a 2022
first-round draft pick (21st overall).

3/14

4/29 The Patriots acquired Kansas City’s 2022 second-round draft pick (50th overall) in a draft-day
trade in exchange for a 2022 second-round pick(54th overall) and 2022 fifth-round draft pick (158th
overall).

4/26 The Patriots acquired the L.A. Chargers 2024 second-round draft pick (37th overall) and 2024 fourthround draft pick (110th overall) in a draft day trade in
exchange for a 2024 second-round draft pick (34thoverall) and a 2024 fifth-round draft pick (137th overall).

4/29		The Patriots acquired Carolina’s 2022 fourth-rounddraft pick (137th overall) and 2023 third-round draft
pick in a draft-day trade in exchange for a 2022 thirdround draft pick (94th overall)
5/13

The Patriots acquired a 2023 sixth-round draft pickin a trade with Las Vegas in exchange for QB Jarrett
Stidham and a 2023 seventh-round draft pick.

7/13

The Patriots acquired a 2024 seventh-round draft pickin a trade with Chicago in exchange for WR N’Keal
Harry.

9/21

The Patriots acquired a 2024 sixth-round draft pickin a trade with Las Vegas in exchange for OL Justin
Herron and a 2024 seventh-round draft pick.

The Patriots acquired a 2024 sixth-round draft pickin a trade with Jacksonville in exchange for QB Mac
Jones.

2023
3/15

The Patriots acquired a 2023 seventh-round draft pick
(245th overall) in a trade with Atlanta in exchange for
TE Jonnu Smith.

4/27 The Patriots acquired Pittsburgh’s 2023 first-rounddraft pick (17th overall) and 2023 fourth-round draft
pick (120th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange
for a 2023 first-round draft pick (14th overall).
4/29 The Patriots acquired the N.Y. Jets fourth-round draft
pick (112th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange fora 2023 fourth-round draft pick (120th overall) and a2023 sixth-round draft pick (184th overall).
4/29 The Patriots acquired Las Vegas’ 2023 fifth-rounddraft pick (144th overall) and 2023 sixth-round draft
pick (214th overall) in a draft day trade in exchange
for a 2023 fourth-round draft pick (135th overall).

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Patriots in the preseason

1960.......................................4-1

1969...................................... 2-3

1977...................................... 5-1*-at Providence $-at Worcester #-at Amherst*-at Bowling Green, Ohio $-at Montreal #-at Jacksonville, Fla.
%-at Birmingham, Ala.

*-at Milwaukee, Wis.

7/30
8/5
8/14
8/21
8/28

W
W
L
W
W

28-7 at Buffalo
43-6 * Denver
14-24		 Dallas Texans
21-7 $ Buffalo
28-14 # Oakland

16,000
4,706
11,0007,500
4,000

1961.......................................3-1
8/10
8/19
8/25
9/1

W
L
W
W

14-3		 N.Y. Titans
7-17 * N.Y. Titans
28-10 $ Buffalo
15-12 at Buffalo

15,38773,916
4,762
9,022*-at Philadelphia $-at Providence

1962...................................... 2-3
8/11
8/15
8/18
8/25
9/1

L
W
L
W
L

20-21 * Oakland
12-7 at Buffalo
10-20 $ Houston Oilers
17-10 # N.Y. Titans
6-7		Buffalo

9,000
22,11231,00011,1188,783*-at Providence $-at New Orleans #-at Lowell, Mass.

1963......................................0-5
8/4
8/10
8/14
8/24
9/1

L
L
L
L
L

17-24 at Oakland
17-50 at San Diego
20-21 * Houston Oilers
14-24 at Buffalo
20-22 $ N.Y. Jets

9,721
16,427
9,387
17,697
12,500*-at Lowell, Mass. $- New Brunswick, N.J.

Results

1964......................................0-5

8/9
8/18
8/22
8/28
9/5

L
L
L
L
L

7-38		 Houston Oilers 20,087
7-23 * N.Y. Jets
6,390
20-21 $ N.Y. Jets
11,500
14-24 at Buffalo
12,56617-27 at Denver
20,568*-at Lowell, Mass $-at New Brunswick, N.J.

1965......................................0-5
8/8
8/13
8/21
8/28
9/4

L
L
L
L
L

0-23		Buffalo
16-26 * N.Y. Jets
6-27 at Houston Oilers
0-17 $ N.Y. Jets
7-34 at Kansas City

23,6748,000
30,142
9,217
15,157*-at Allentown, Pa. $-at Norfolk, Va.

1966.......................................1-3
8/7
8/20
8/27
9/1

L
W
L
L

13-19		 Buffalo
21-10 * Oakland
13-31 at San Diego
3-41 $ N.Y. Jets

23,291
36,038
11,8942,000*-at Anaheim, Calif. $-at Mobile, Ala.

1967.......................................1-3
8/4
8/13
8/20
8/26

L
L
W
L

13-55 * N.Y. Jets
3-33		 Baltimore Colts
13-10 $ Buffalo
7-13		 Washington

16,00029,313
15,30015,523*-at Bridgeport, Conn. $-at Rochester, N.Y.

1968.......................................1-3

8/10
8/17
8/23
9/2

L
L
W
L

0-19 at New Orleans
6-25 * N.Y. Jets
19-17 $ Miami
20-22		 Philadelphia*-at Richmond, Va. $-at Jacksonville, Fla.

54,40014,00015,00331,404

8/10
8/17
8/25
8/31
9/6

W
L
L
W
L

21-13 * Cincinnati
16-34		 Atlanta
9-22 $ Detroit
26-10 # Denver
0-13 % Miami

1970......................................0-4
8/16
8/29
9/4
9/11

L
L
L
L

21-45		 Washington
0-26 * New Orleans
3-31 $ Pittsburgh
14-16 # Denver

25,58432,00022,00017,832*-at Jackson, Miss. $-at Shreveport, La #-at Salt Lake City, Utah

1971....................................... 1-5
8/8
8/15
8/22
8/29
9/5
9/10

L
W
L
L
L
L

10-17 at Minnesota
20-14		 N.Y. Giants
14-28 at Buffalo
21-31		 L.A. Rams
35-45		 Atlanta
9-38 * N.Y. Jets

31,81360,42331,61053,271
48,631
28,082*- at Memphis, Tenn.

1972...................................... 2-4
8/5
8/12
8/20
8/27
9/2
9/10

L
L
W
L
L
W

24-31 at Oakland
20-29 at Philadelphia
27-17		 Chicago
10-31		 N.Y. Giants
24-49 at Denver
34-30		 Detroit

53,661
30,00050,89251,47037,12847,684

1973....................................1-5-1
7/28
8/5
8/12
8/18
8/25
9/2
9/7

L
T
L
L
W
L
L

7-20 * San Francisco
17-17		Oakland
7-13		 N.Y. Giants
10-27 at Atlanta
31-6 at New Orleans14-35		 Washington
21-34 at Detroit

19,68543,91449,20956,23964,13150,36950,104*- at Canton, Ohio

1974...................................... 4-2
8/2
8/11
8/18
8/24
8/31
9/8

W
L
W
W
L
W

21-16 at Washington
6-21		 N.Y. Giants
7-3		 New Orleans
23-14 at San Diego
21-27 * Denver
27-17		 Philadelphia

16,405
17,992
20,546
18,90318,00035,412*-at Spokane, Wash.

1975...................................... 3-2

8/6 W 19-3 at N.Y. Giants
8/13 W 38-3 * Green Bay
8/22 L 10-21 at Philadelphia
8/28 W ot 13-10		 Pittsburgh
9/4 W 45-7		 Washington
9/11 W 29-10		 Atlanta

44,471
53,24428,025
43,77941,053
41,346

1978......................................4-0
8/5
8/12
8/20
8/27

W
W
W
W

14-7 at L.A. Rams
21-7 at Oakland
24-7		 Kansas City
21-10		 Cleveland

60,13453,33539,04342,696

1979......................................2-2
8/4 W 37-14 at Atlanta
8/12 L 3-15		 L.A. Rams
8/19 W 35-14		 Oakland
8/24 L ot 17-20 at Denver

59,72544,95545,51875,103

1980.......................................1-3
8/11
8/16
8/24
8/29

W
L
L
L

35-31 at L.A. Rams
29-31 at Oakland
17-23		 Philadelphia
23-30 at Seattle

66,656
41,64945,20764,7591981......................................4-0
8/10
8/15
8/22
8/30

W
W
W
W

34-21 at L.A. Rams
17-16 at Tampa Bay
23-21		 Oakland
19-10		 Washington

69,006
66,55343,03244,078

1982........................................ 1-3
8/14
8/20
8/28
9/4

L
L
L
W

20-24 * Pittsburgh
7-14 at Philadelphia
21-36 at Dallas
41-27		 Green Bay

93,251
56,431
50,11839,888*-at Knoxville, Tenn.

PRESEASON
BREAKDOWN
HOME..........................................63-57-1
ROAD......................................... 54-69-0
NEUTRAL.......................................7-21-0
AFC/AFL...................................... 29-62-1
NFC/NFL.................................... 95-85-0
JULY................................................2-2-0

40,726
40,21840,156
51,76939,502

AUGUST.................................... 112-125-1

1976...................................... 3-3

1990s.......................................... 17-24-0

8/10 L 14-28		 N.Y. Giants
8/17 W 36-10		 Minnesota
8/22 L 10-24 at Philadelphia
8/30 W ot 20-17 * Green Bay
9/7 W 31-24		 San Diego*- at Milwaukee, Wis.

8/1 W ot 13-7		 N.Y. Giants
8/6 L 17-26 * San Diego
8/15 L 14-16		 Green Bay
8/21 W 28-17 at Atlanta
8/30 L 27-30 at Cleveland
9/5 W 20-7		 Philadelphia*-at Norman, Okla.

386

16,90024,084
8,212
18,37518,00030,03223,80030,552
30,61936,01632,254

SEPTEMBER................................10-22-0
1960s.......................................... 14-32-0
1970s.......................................... 25-28-1
1980s.......................................... 18-23-0
2000s......................................... 23-18-0
2010s.......................................... 22-18-0
OPENERS....................................26-37-0
HOME OPENERS..........................27-35-1
INTERNATIONAL............................. 1-3-0

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1983.................................... 0-4
8/6
8/14
8/20
8/26

L
L
L
L

16-27 * Pittsburgh
15-17 at San Francisco
7-13 at L.A. Rams
21-41 at Tampa Bay

1992.....................................1-3

2001.....................................3-1

1993.....................................1-3

2002....................................3-1

42,81650,04340,19052,108

8/8
8/14
8/22
8/29

L
L
L
W

14-34 at Indianapolis 42,786
10-20		 San Diego
18,626
9-42 at Detroit
53,68224-10 at Green Bay
47,152

1984.................................... 2-2

8/7
8/14
8/20
8/27

L
L
W
L

7-13 at San Diego
9-12 * Cleveland
21-17		 Green Bay
20-27		 Kansas City*-at Knoxville, Tenn.

8/3
8/11
8/17
8/24

L
L
W
W

20-48		 N.Y. Giants
13-23 at Buffalo
31-27 at Washington
36-7		 Kansas City

34,751
19,57835,932
22,721

8/10
8/17
8/23
8/31

L
W
L
L

20-32		 New Orleans 27,014
31-13 at Kansas City 35,162
36-37 at Washington 50,538
13-14 at L.A. Rams
39,911

8/2
8/10
8/16
8/22
8/30

W
W
W
L
W

21-16 * St. Louis Cardinals 22,739
18-7		 Washington 37,335
38-34 at New Orleans 54,364
10-24 at L.A. Raiders 44,352
16-9 at Green Bay
50,642

1985.....................................1-3

1986.....................................4-1*-at Canton, Ohio

1987.................................... 2-2

17-19		 N.Y. Giants
50,01413-19		 Philadelphia 38,734
38-27 at Minnesota
49,33914-13 * Atlanta
52,508*- at Jacksonville, Fla.

1988.....................................1-3
8/6
8/13
8/20
8/26

L
L
W
L

30-34		 Atlanta
32,94914-27 * Houston Oilers 48,113
24-21 at Philadelphia 41,502
21-27		 Cincinnati
30,941*-at Memphis, Tenn.

1989...........................................2-2
8/12 L 17-20		 N.Y. Giants 32,398
8/19 W 17-12 * Seattle
48,746
8/26 W 23-7 at Atlanta
21,118
9/1 L 0-16		 Green Bay
26,549*-at St. Louis

1990....................................0-4

8/9 L
8/18 L
8/24 L ot
8/31 L

14-30 * Pittsburgh
10-44 $ Tampa Bay
10-13		 Cincinnati
14-45		 Atlanta

26,86951,06623,768
24,106*-at Montreal $-at Jacksonville, Fla.

1991.....................................1-3

8/3
8/10
8/17
8/24

L
L
L
W

7-28 at Green Bay
52,852
6-27		 Washington 16,757
0-46 at Phoenix Cardinals 51,070
24-3		 N.Y. Giants
21,147*-at Toronto

1994.....................................3-1
8/5
8/13
8/18
8/26

W
W
W
L

24-6		 New Orleans
28-10 at L.A. Rams
27-17		 Washington
20-24 at Green Bay

37,80024,84745,39457,722

8/4
8/12
8/17
8/25

L
W
L
L

17-30		 Detroit
21-14		 Minnesota
7-31 at Philadelphia
24-32 at Oakland

52,63456,24153,07251,7091995.....................................1-3

1996.....................................3-1

8/2 L 7-24 at Green Bay
57,918
8/12 W 31-7 at Dallas
57,874
8/18 W 37-10		 Philadelphia 55,606
8/23 W 27-19		 Washington 48,242
1997........................................... 3-1
7/31 L 3-7 at Green Bay
60,778
8/8 W 16-10		 Dallas
60,292
8/17 W 31-21		 Denver
55,354
8/21 W 28-14 at Philadelphia 40,000

1998.................................... 3-2
8/2
8/9
8/17
8/22
8/29

L
L
W
W
W

13-14 at San Francisco 46,374
0-28		 Minnesota
54,11121-3 * Dallas
106,424
20-17 at Washington 63,781
24-7		 Philadelphia 59,001*-at Mexico City

1999.....................................1-3

8/13 L 14-20		 Washington 53,440
8/21 W 34-14		 Dallas
50,816
8/28 L 14-45 at Tampa Bay 64,092
9/2 L 20-23 at Carolina
52,976
2000..........................................3-2
7/31 W 20-0 * San Francisco 22,840
8/4 W 13-10 at Detroit
48,929
8/11 L 20-30 at Washington 67,511
8/20 L 21-31		 Tampa Bay 60,292
8/24 W 29-21		 Carolina
60,292*-at Canton, Ohio

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W
W
L
W

14-0		 N.Y. Giants
23-8 at Carolina
3-20 at Tampa Bay
33-13		 Washington

60,292
71,59765,44460,292

8/10
8/17
8/23
8/29

L
W
W
W

19-22 at N.Y. Giants
76,35916-15		 Philadelphia 68,436
23-3		 Carolina
68,43628-14 at Washington 70,118

8/7
8/16
8/22
8/27

W
W
W
W

26-6		 N.Y. Giants
20-13 at Washington
24-12 at Philadelphia
38-23		 Chicago

68,436
68,98066,27968,436

8/13
8/21
8/28
9/2

W
L
L
L

24-6		 Philadelphia
3-31 at Cincinnati
17-20 at Carolina
0-31		 Jacksonville

68,75650,287
72,82968,756

8/12
8/18
8/26
9/1

W
L
W
L

23-13 at Cincinnati
27-37		 New Orleans27-3 at Green Bay
3-27		 N.Y. Giants

55,54468,756
69,50168,756

8/11
8/19
8/26
8/31

L
W
W
L

23-26 at Atlanta30-3		 Arizona
41-0		 Washington
23-31 at N.Y. Giants

69,28368,75668,75676,428

8/10
8/17
8/24
8/30

L
L
W
W

10-13 at Tampa Bay
24-27		 Tennessee
24-7 at Carolina
27-20		 N.Y. Giants

65,13068,75672,882
68,756

8/7
8/17
8/22
8/28

L
L
L
L

15-16		 Baltimore
68,756
10-27 at Tampa Bay 63,365
17-27		 Philadelphia 68,756
14-19 at N.Y. Giants
76,798

8/13
8/20
8/28
9/3

W
L
W
W

27-25 at Philadelphia 69,144
6-7		 Cincinnati
68,75627-24 at Washington 69,384
38-27		 N.Y. Giants
68,756

8/12
8/19
8/26
9/2

W
W
L
L

27-24		 New Orleans 68,756
28-10 at Atlanta
66,78335-36		 St. Louis
68,75617-20 at N.Y. Giants
72,146

2003...................................4-0

2004....................................1-3

2005................................... 2-2

2006................................... 2-2

Results

8/16 L
8/23 L ot
8/29 W
9/4 W

46,28633,021
24,90946,501

8/10
8/18
8/25
8/30

2007................................... 2-2

2008...................................0-4

2009....................................3-1

2010.................................... 2-2

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2011.................................... 2-2

2015.................................... 2-2

2019.....................................3-1

2012.....................................1-3

2016.....................................3-1

2020...................................0-0

8/11
8/18
8/27
9/1

W
W
L
L

47-12		 Jacksonville 68,756
31-14 at Tampa Bay
49,31310-34 at Detroit
58,66517-18		 N.Y. Giants
68,756

8/9
8/20
8/24
8/29

W
L
L
L

7-6		 New Orleans 68,756
17-27		 Philadelphia 68,756
28-30 at Tampa Bay
47,440
3-6 at N.Y. Giants
75,530

8/9
8/16
8/22
8/29

W
W
L
W

31-22 at Philadelphia
25-21		 Tampa Bay
9-40 at Detroit
28-20		 N.Y. Giants

69,14468,75660,92168,756

8/7
8/15
8/22
8/28

L
W
W
L

6-23 at Washington
42-35		 Philadelphia
30-7		 Carolina
13-16 at N.Y. Giants

67,32768,75668,75674,6582013.....................................3-1

Results

2014.................................... 2-2

Team
Ariz./Phx./St.L. Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons
Baltimore Ravens
Buffalo Bills
Carolina Panthers
Chicago Bears
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
Dallas Cowboys
Denver Broncos
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Houston Texans
Indianapolis/Balt. Colts
Jacksonville Jaguars
K.C. Chiefs/Dallas Texans
Las Vegas Oakland/L.A. Raiders
L.A./San Diego Chargers
L.A./St. Louis Rams
Miami Dolphins
Minnesota Vikings
New Orleans Saints
N.Y. Giants
N.Y. Jets/Titans
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
San Francisco 49ers
Seattle Seahawks
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tenn. Titans/Houston Oilers
Washington Commanders
TOTALS

388

8/13
8/22
8/28
9/3

L
W
W
L

11-22		 Green Bay
66,82926-24 at New Orleans 73,004
17-16 at Carolina
71,801
9-12		 N.Y. Giants 66,829

8/11
8/18
8/26
9/1

W
W
W
L

34-22		 New Orleans 66,829
23-22		 Chicago
66,80919-17 at Carolina
73,816
9-17 at N.Y. Giants
73,808

8/10
8/19
8/25
8/31

L
L
W
L

24-31		 Jacksonville23-27 at Houston
30-28 at Detroit
38-40		 N.Y. Giants

8/9
8/16
8/24
8/30

W
W
L
W

26-17		 Washington 65,878
37-20		 Philadelphia 71,504
14-25 at Carolina
73,88017-12 at N.Y. Giants
74,2202017.....................................1-3

65,87871,50453,62165,8782018.....................................3-1

8/8
8/17
8/22
8/29

W
2
6
0
6
9
3
2
1
4
3
4
8
0
0
1
3
5
2
4
1
3
8
11
2
14
1
1
1
3
1
15
124

L
1
6
1
7
3
0
4
2
1
5
6
7
2
2
2
3
7
5
5
1
2
4
20
10
10
4
3
1
8
7
8
147

T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

31-3 at Detroit
22-17 at Tennessee
10-3		 Carolina
29-31		 N.Y. Giants

57,41463,36265,87865,878Due to COVID-19, no preseason
games were played in 2020.
2021....................................3-0
8/12 W
8/19 W
8/29 W

22-13		 Washington 65,878
35-0 at Philadelphia 69,796
22-20 at N.Y. Giants 68,098

8/11 L
8/19 W
8/26 L

21-23		 N.Y. Giants
20-10		 Carolina
6-23 at Las Vegas

65,87865,87861,323

8/10 L
8/19 W
8/25 L9-20		 Houston
21-17 at Green Bay
7-23 at Tennessee

64,62871,65065,1752022....................................1-2

2023....................................1-2

PRESEASON SERIES RECORDS

GP
3
12
1
13
12
3
6
3
5
8
10
15
2
2
3
6
13
7
9
2
5
12
31
12
24
5
4
2
11
8
23
272

W
W
W
L

PCT
.667
.500
.000
.462
.750
1.000
.333
.333
.800
.375
.400
.533
.000
.000
.333
.500
.423
.286
.444
.500
.600
.667
.355
.167
.583
.200
.250
.500
.273
.125
.652
.478

PF
51
287
15
191
246
88
84
57
123
193
183
270
32
17
71
132
275
118
190
19
105
261
554
132
534
66
55
40
190
110
529
5,218

PA
65
282
16
201
160
62
104
52
70
176
273
240
47
67
74
112
269
178
178
30
96
239
584
298
448
122
51
42
302
200
445
5,483

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ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

Results

OVERALL RECORD (REG. SEASON AND PLAYOFFS)
								FIRSTLAST		PLAYOFFS
Team
GP
W
L
T
PCT
PF
PA MEETING MEETING GP W
L
Ariz./Phx./St. L. Cardinals 16
9
7
0
.563
326
293
1970
2022
Atlanta Falcons
16
10
6
0
.625
331
335
1972
2021
1
1 0
Baltimore Ravens
16
11
5
0
.688
422
373
1996
2022
4
2
2
129
78 50
1
.609 2,839 2,435
1960
2023
1
2 0
Buffalo Bills
Carolina Panthers
8
4
4
0
.500
198
155
1995
2021
1
1 0
Chicago Bears
15
10
5
0
.667
350
283
1973
2022
1
0
1
Cincinnati Bengals
27
17 10
0
.630
576
553
1968
2022
Cleveland Browns
27
14 13
0
.519
535
483
1971
2022
1
0
1
15
6
9
0
.400
291
322
1971
2023
Dallas Cowboys
Denver Broncos
55
24 31
1,211 1,239
1960
2023
5
1
4
0
.436
Detroit Lions
13
8
5
0
.615
278
249
1971
2022
Green Bay Packers
13
6
7
0
.462
276
320
1973
2022
1
0
1
Houston Texans
14
11
3
0
.796
425
286
2003
2021
2
2 0
53 31
0
.631 2,088 1,577
1970
2023
5
4
1
Indianapolis/Balt. Colts 84
Jacksonville Jaguars
14
12
2
0
.857
397
234
1996
2021
5
4
1
K.C. Chiefs/Dallas Texans
40
16 21
3
.438
844 1,005
1960
2023
2
2 0
Las Vegas /Oakland/L.A. Raiders 38
20
17
1
.539
874
896
1960
2023
3
2
1
L.A./San Diego Chargers 45
27 16
2.622 1,072
889
1960
2023
4
3
1
L.A./St. Louis Rams
15
9
6
0
.600
310
259
1974
2020
2
2 0
117
55 62
0
.470 2,533 2,490
1966
2023
3
2
1
Miami Dolphins
Minnesota Vikings
14
9
5
0
.643
310
287
1970
2022
New Orleans Saints
16
10
6
0
.625
349
361
1972
2023
N.Y. Giants
14
7
7
0
.500
262
255
1970
2023
2
0
2
N.Y. Jets/Titans
130
74 55
1
.573 3,028 2,588
1960
2023
3
2
1
16
7
9
0
.438
363
380
1973
2023
2
1
1
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
35
19 16
0
.543
790
727
1972
2023
5
4
1
San Francisco 49ers
14
5
9
0
.357
268
355
1971
2020
Seattle Seahawks
19
9 10
0
.474
403
385
1977
2020
1
1 0
10
7
3
0
.700
218
126
1976
2021
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tenn. Titans/Hou. Oilers 45
26 18
1
.589
1,118
904
1960
2021
4
2 2
5
7
0
.417
282
232
1972
2023
Washington Commanders 12
Totals
1,042 578 455
9.560 23,567 21,276
1960		
59 37 222024 opponents in BOLD

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Patriots in prime time

The Patriots have played in 150 prime time games (beginning after 7 p.m. ET) and have compiled a 86-64 record in those games.

MONDAY NIGHT (29-28)

SUNDAY NIGHT (33-24)

THURSDAY NIGHT (14-7)

ESPN (16-5)

NBC (20-15)

NBC (2-2)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
10/30/06 W
31-7 at Minnesota
10/01/07 W 34-13 at Cincinnati
12/03/07 W 27-24 at Baltimore
10/20/08 W
41-7		Denver
09/14/09 W 25-24		Buffalo
11/30/09 L
17-38 at New Orleans
10/04/10 W
41-14 at Miami
12/06/10 W
45-3		N.Y. Jets
09/12/11 W 38-24 at Miami
34-3		Kansas City
11/21/11 W
42-14		Houston
12/10/12 W
11/18/13 L 20-24 at Carolina
09/29/14 L
14-41 at Kansas City
11/23/15 W 20-13		Buffalo
12/12/16 W 30-23		Baltimore
L
20-27 at Miami
12/11/17
25-6 at Buffalo
10/29/18 W
10/21/19 W
33-0 at N.Y. Jets
11/09/20 W 30-27 at N.Y. Jets
9-38		Buffalo
12/28/20 L
12/06/21 W
14-10 at Buffalo
14-33		Chicago
10/24/22 L
12/12/22 W
27-13 at Arizona

CBS (0-1)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
10/05/20 L
10-26 at Kansas City

Results

ABC (12-21)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
17-24		Baltimore
11/06/72 L
7-20 at Miami
12/01/75 L
10/18/76 W
41-7		N.Y. Jets
09/26/77 L ot 27-30 at Cleveland
09/18/78 L
27-34		Baltimore
3-23 at Miami
12/18/78 L
09/03/79 L ot 13-16		Pittsburgh
14-27 at Green Bay
10/01/79 L
09/29/80 W 23-14		Denver
11/10/80 L 34-38 at Houston
12/08/80 L ot 13-16 at Miami
09/21/81 L
35-21		Dallas
27-30 at Miami
12/16/85 L
12/22/86 W 34-27 at Miami
09/21/87 L
24-43 at N.Y. Jets
12/28/87 W 24-10 at Miami
27-14		Buffalo
10/23/95 W
10/06/97 L
13-34 at Denver
10/27/97 L
10-28		Green Bay
12/22/97 W
14-12 at Miami
09/07/98 L
21-27 at Denver
14-24		N.Y. Jets
10/19/98 L
11/23/98 W 26-23		Miami
11/15/99 L
17-24		N.Y. Jets
19-20 at N.Y. Jets
09/11/00 L
12/04/00 W 30-24		Kansas City
09/09/02 W 30-14		Pittsburgh
12/16/02 L
7-24 at Tennessee
11/03/03 W 30-26 at Denver
11/22/04 W
27-19 at Kansas City
12/20/04 L 28-29 at Miami
11/07/05 L
21-40		Indianapolis
12/26/05 W
31-21 at N.Y. Jets

390

Date
W/L
09/24/06 L
11/05/06 L
09/16/07 W
11/18/07 W
11/25/07 W
10/12/08 L
11/02/08 L
11/15/09 L
11/14/10 W
12/19/10 W
11/13/11 W
09/23/12 L
12/16/12 L
09/29/13 W
11/24/13 W ot
10/05/14 W
11/16/14 W
12/07/14 W
10/18/15 W
11/29/15 L ot
12/13/15 W
09/11/16 W
11/13/16 L
10/22/17 W
11/12/17 W
09/23/18 L
10/14/18 W
11/04/18 W
09/08/19 W
11/03/19 L
12/01/19 L
09/20/20 L
11/15/20 W
10/03/21 L
09/17/23 L

ESPN (9-6)

Score		Opponent
7-17		Denver
20-27		Indianapolis38-14		San Diego
56-10 at Buffalo
31-28		Philadelphia
10-30 at San Diego
15-18 at Indianapolis
34-35 at Indianapolis39-26 at Pittsburgh
31-27		Green Bay
37-16 at N.Y. Jets
30-31 at Baltimore
34-41		San Francisco
30-23 at Atlanta
34-31		Denver
43-17		Cincinnati
42-20 at Indianapolis
23-14 at San Diego
34-27 at Indianapolis
24-30 at Denver
27-6 at Houston
23-21 at Arizona24-31		Seattle
23-7		Atlanta
41-16 at Denver
10-26 at Detroit
43-40		Kansas City
31-17		Green Bay
33-3		Pittsburgh
20-37 at Baltimore
22-28 at Houston
30-35 at Seattle
23-17		Baltimore
17-19		Tampa Bay
17-24		Miami

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
11/08/87 L
10-17 at N.Y. Giants
11/20/88 W
6-3 at Miami
12/10/89 L
10-31 at Miami
11/10/91 L 20-30 at Miami
11/27/94 W
12-10 at Indianapolis
12/01/96 W
45-7 at San Diego
09/13/98 W
29-6		Indianapolis
09/26/99 W
16-14		N.Y. Giants
12/05/99 W
13-6		Dallas
11/18/01 L
17-24		St. Louis
11/17/02 L
20-27 at Oakland
12/22/02 L
17-30		N.Y. Jets
11/16/03 W
12-0		Dallas
11/14/04 W
29-6		Buffalo
10/30/05 W
21-16		Buffalo

TNT (2-3)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
10/04/92 L
21-30 at N.Y. Jets
09/26/93 L
7-45 at N.Y. Jets
10/08/95 L
3-37		Denver
10/27/96 W 28-25		Buffalo
09/14/97 W ot 27-24		 N.Y. Jets

ABC (1-0)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
09/24/78 W
21-14 at Oakland

NFLN (1-0)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
12/24/23 W 26-23 at Denver

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
11/22/12 W 49-19 at N.Y. Jets
09/10/15 W 28-21		Pittsburgh
09/07/17 L
27-42		Kansas City
11/24/22 L 26-33 at Minnesota

ABC (3-1)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
11/29/79 L 24-39 at Miami
09/11/86 W
20-6 at N.Y. Jets
09/09/04 W 27-24		Indianapolis
09/08/05 W 30-20		Oakland

NFL NETWORK/CBS (5-1)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
11/13/08 L ot 31-34		 N.Y. Jets
09/12/13 W
13-10		N.Y. Jets
10/16/14 W 27-25		N.Y. Jets
10/29/15 W
36-7		Miami
09/22/16 W
27-0		Houston
10/05/17 W
19-14 at Tampa Bay

NFL NETWORK/FOX (4-1)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
10/04/18 W 38-24		Indianapolis
10/10/19 W 35-14		N.Y. Giants
12/10/20 L
3-24 at L.A. Rams
11/18/21 W
25-0 at Atlanta
12/07/23 W
21-18 at Pittsburgh

TNT (0-1)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
10/18/90 L
10-17 at Miami
PRIME VIDEO (0-1)
12/01/22 L
10-24		Buffalo

SATURDAY NIGHT (2-2)

ESPN (1-1)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
12/23/95 L
7-10 at Indianapolis
12/20/03 W
21-16 at N.Y. Jets

NFL NETWORK (1-1)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
12/29/07 W 38-35 at N.Y. Giants
12/18/21 L
17-27 at Indianapolis

PRIME-TIME
PLAYOFF GAMES (8-3)

All 11 games played on Saturdays

CBS (7-2)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
01/19/02 W ot 16-13		Oakland
01/10/04 W
17-14		Tennessee
01/14/06 L
13-27 at Denver
01/12/08 W 31-20		Jacksonville
01/14/12 W 45-10		Denver
01/11/14 W 43-22		Indianapolis
01/14/17 W 34-16		Houston
01/13/18 W 35-14		Tennessee
01/04/20 L
13-20		Tennessee
01/15/22 L
17-47 at Buffalo

ABC (1-0)

Date
W/L Score		Opponent
01/07/06 W
28-3		Jacksonville2024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

Series results(Includes playoff games)

ARIZONA CARDINALSPatriots 9, Cardinals 7
11/08/70
L
0-31		A
11/02/75
L
17-24		A
W16-6		A
09/10/78
L 20-27		H
11/29/81
L
10-33		H12/02/84
L
14-34		A11/25/90
L
10-24		A09/29/91
W 23-21		A
10/10/93
W
31-0		H
09/15/96
W
27-3		 A10/31/99
09/19/04
W 23-12		AW
47-7		H
12/21/08
L
18-20		H09/16/12
W 23-21		A
09/11/16
W 20-17		H
11/29/20
W
27-13		A12/12/22
Note: Franchise located in St. Louis
from 1960-87; named Phoenix Cardinals from 1988-94.

ATLANTA FALCONSPatriots 10, Falcons 6
21-20		H16-10		A21-37		H13-24		A25-17		H15-16		A0-34		A
17-30		A10-41		H24-10		A31-28		A26-10		H30-23		A34-28 OT N
23-7		H25-0		ABALTIMORE RAVENSPatriots 11, Ravens 5
10/06/96
01/02/00
11/28/04
12/03/07
10/04/09
01/10/10*
10/17/10
01/22/12*
09/23/12
01/20/13*
12/22/13
01/10/15*
12/12/16
11/03/19
11/15/20
09/25/22* = Playoffs

W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
L

46-38		A20-3		 H24-3		H
27-24		A27-21		H14-33		H23-20 OT H
23-20		H30-31		A13-28		H41-7		A
35-31		H30-23		H20-37		A23-17		H26-37		H

Patriots 78, Bills 50 (1 Tie)
09/23/60
12/04/60
09/23/61
10/22/61
11/03/62
11/23/62
10/26/63
12/01/63
12/28/63*
11/15/64
12/20/64
09/11/65
11/07/65
10/08/66
12/04/66
09/24/67
12/09/67
09/08/68
10/20/68
10/11/69
11/23/69
11/01/70
11/29/70
11/14/71
11/28/71
10/08/72
11/19/72
09/16/73
12/09/73
10/20/74
11/03/74
11/23/75
12/14/75
10/24/76
11/07/76
11/06/77
11/20/77
11/05/78
12/10/78
11/04/79
11/25/79
10/26/80
12/14/80
11/22/81
12/13/81
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21-17		A38-10		H17-14		A14-3		H23-3		A
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12/28/20
12/06/21
12/26/21
01/15/22*
12/01/22
01/08/23
10/22/23
12/31/23* = Playoffs

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31-10		A10-13		A25-21		H7-17		A
10-13 OT H
13-16 OT H
13-10 OT A
21-11		H12-9 OT A
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27-17		H0-31		A
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31-17		A29-6		H
21-16		H35-7		A
19-17		H28-6		A
38-7		H56-10		A20-10		H13-0		A
25-24		H17-10		A38-30		H34-3		A
31-34		A49-21		H52-28		A37-31		H23-21		A34-20		H37-22		A9-17		H
40-32		A20-13		H0-16		H
41-25		A23-3		A
37-16		H25-6		A
24-12		H16-10		A24-17		H21-24		A9-38		H
14-10		A21-33		H17-47		A10-24		H23-35		A29-25		H21-27		A

Results

09/24/72
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12/04/77
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09/14/80
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10/30/83
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11/02/86
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10/15/89
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11/29/92
10/01/95
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11/08/98
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11/04/01
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10/09/05
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09/27/09
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09/29/13
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02/05/17*
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10/22/17
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11/08/21
W* = Super Bowl LI

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CAROLINA PANTHERS
Patriots 4, Panthers 4
10/29/95
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17-20 OT H
01/06/02
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38-6		A
02/01/04*
W 32-29		N
09/18/05
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17-27		A12/13/09
W 20-10		H
11/18/13
L 20-24		A
10/01/17
L 30-33		H
11/70/21W
24-6		A
* = Super Bowl XXXVIIICHICAGO BEARS

Results

Patriots 10, Bears 5
10/21/73
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13-10		A10/14/79
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27-7		A
12/05/82
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13-26		A09/15/85
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7-20		A
01/26/86*
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10-46		N10/30/88
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30-7		H
12/24/94
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13-3		A
09/21/97
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31-3		H
12/10/00
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17-24		 A11/10/02
W 33-30		A
11/26/06
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17-13		H12/12/10
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36-7		A
10/26/14
W 51-23		H
10/21/18
W 38-31		A
10/24/22
L
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* = Super Bowl XX

CINCINNATI BENGALSPatriots 17, Bengals 10
12/01/68
11/16/69
12/20/70
09/17/72
10/12/75
10/15/78
09/16/79
10/14/84
12/22/85
12/07/86
10/16/88
09/23/90
12/22/91
12/20/92
12/12/93
09/18/94
11/19/00
09/09/01
12/12/04
10/01/06
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10-27		A10-3		A
20-14		A20-14		H34-23		H7-31		H
27-21		H7-41		A
7-29		A
10-20		A7-2		H
31-28		A16-13		 H17-23		A35-28		H38-13		A34-13		A38-24		H6-13		A
43-17		H35-17		H34-13		A18-22		H

Series results
CLEVELAND BROWNSPatriots 14, Browns 13
11/21/71
11/10/74
09/26/77
09/07/80
11/21/82
11/20/83
10/07/84
10/06/85
10/04/87
09/08/91
10/25/92
12/19/93
11/06/94
01/01/95*
09/03/95
10/03/99
11/12/00
12/09/01
10/26/03
12/05/04
10/07/07
11/07/10
12/08/13
10/09/16
10/27/19
11/14/21
10/16/22* = Playoffs

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17-19		H20-17		A6-13		A
13-20		A17-14		H19-7		 A11-19		 A27-16		H9-3		H
42-15		A34-17		H14-34		A27-26		H33-13		A27-13		H45-7		H
38-15		ADALLAS COWBOYS
Cowboys 9, Patriots 6
10/24/71
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21-44		A11/16/75
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31-34		H12/03/78
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10-17		A09/21/81
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21-35		H11/22/84**
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17-20		A11/15/87
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17-23 OT H
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6-12		A
12/15/96
12/05/99
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12-0		H
10/14/07
W 48-27		A
10/16/11
W 20-16		H
10/11/15
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30-6		A
11/24/19
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13-9		H
10/17/21
L 29-35 OT H
10/01/23
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3-38		A** = Thanksgiving

DENVER BRONCOS
Broncos 31, Patriots 24
09/09/60
10/23/60
09/16/61
12/03/61
09/21/62
11/11/62
09/29/63
10/18/63
10/04/64
11/20/64
09/24/65
12/12/65
09/18/66
11/06/66
09/03/67
09/29/68
11/03/68
09/14/69
12/17/72
11/28/76
11/11/79
09/29/80
11/04/84
09/28/86
01/04/87*
12/06/87
12/17/88
10/27/91
12/01/91
10/08/95
11/17/96
10/06/97
09/07/98
10/24/99
10/01/00
10/28/01
10/27/02
11/03/03
10/16/05
01/14/06*
09/24/06
10/20/08
10/11/09
12/18/11
01/14/12*
10/07/12
11/24/13
01/19/14*
11/02/14
11/29/15
01/24/16*
12/18/16
11/12/17
10/18/20
12/24/23* = Playoffs

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10-27		H28-20		A24-10		A10-17		H21-26		A20-17		A14-35		H7-35		A
21-45		A38-14		H10-45		A23-14		H19-26		A20-27		A17-22		A20-31		A10-21		A6-9		H
3-20		A
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41-23		A45-10		H31-21		H34-31 OT H
16-26		A43-21		H24-30 OT A
18-20		A16-3		A
41-16		A12-18		H26-23		A

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Series results
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

Patriots 8, Lions 5
09/26/71
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10-30		A10/10/76
10/07/79
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24-17		H
W23-6		H
12/08/85
L
16-19 OT H
09/12/93
09/25/94
W
23-17		A
L9-34		 A11/23/00**
11/28/02**
W 20-12		A
W 28-21		H
12/03/06
W 45-24		A
11/25/10**
11/23/14
W
34-9		HL
10-26		A09/23/18
W
29-0		H
10/09/22** = Thanksgiving

GREEN BAY PACKERS
Packers 7, Patriots 6

HOUSTON TEXANS
Patriots 11, Texans 3
11/23/03
12/17/06
01/03/10
12/10/12
01/13/13*
12/01/13
12/13/15
09/22/16
01/14/17*
09/24/17
09/09/18
12/01/19
11/22/20
10/10/21* = Playoffs

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23-20 OT A
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27-34		A42-14		H41-28		H34-31		A27-6		A
27-0		H
34-16		H36-33		H27-20		H22-28		A20-27		A25-22		A

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3-23		H
21-17		A17-24		H0-31		A
24-16		H13-18		A42-3		H
27-17		A21-10		H21-34		A13-27		
H21-14		A17-3		H
24-30		A27-34		H35-14		A26-31		A50-21		H37-21		A47-21		H28-29		H21-23		A24-13		A23-29 OT H
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50-17		A16-10		H34-15		H38-31		A33-3		H
30-21		A16-30		A24-0		H
21-17		H21-24		A23-20 OT A
22-16		H16-14		A10-13		H16-7		A
23-17 OT H
37-34 OT A
0-6		H
6-9		A
38-0		H
12-10		A28-13		H10-24		H7-10		A
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27-13		H31-6		A
20-17		H29-6		H
21-16		AJACKSONVILLE JAGUARSPatriots 12, Jaguars 2
09/22/96
01/12/97*
12/07/97
01/03/99*
12/14/03
01/07/06*
12/24/06
01/12/08*
12/27/09
12/23/12
09/27/15
01/21/18*
09/16/18
01/02/22* = Playoffs

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11/18/73
W 33-24		H
10/01/79
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14-27		A09/08/85
W 26-20		H
L
3-45		A
10/09/88
W
17-16		H10/02/94
01/26/97*
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21-35		N10/27/97
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10-28		H10/13/02
L
10-28		H
W35-0		A
11/19/06
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31-27		H12/19/10
11/30/14
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21-26		A11/04/18
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31-17		H10/02/22
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24-27 OT A
Note: 1988 game was played in Milwaukee.
* = Super Bowl XXXIPatriots 53, Colts 31
10/04/70
10/25/70
10/03/71
12/19/71
11/06/72
11/26/72
10/07/73
12/16/73
10/06/74
11/24/74
10/19/75
12/21/75
09/12/76
11/14/76
10/23/77
12/18/77
09/18/78
11/26/78
10/10/79
11/18/79
10/19/80
11/23/80
09/06/81
12/20/81
09/12/82
09/04/83
10/09/83
11/18/84
12/16/84
11/10/85
12/01/85
09/07/86
11/09/86
10/25/87
11/22/87
10/02/88
11/27/88
10/29/89
12/03/89
09/16/90
11/11/90
09/01/91
12/08/91
11/15/92
12/06/92
10/31/93
12/26/93
11/27/94
12/11/94
11/19/95
12/23/95
10/20/96
11/24/96
09/07/97
11/30/97
09/13/98
11/01/98

09/19/99
W 31-28		 H
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15-20		 A12/12/99
10/08/00
W 24-16		 H
L 23-30		 A
10/22/00
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44-13		H10/21/01
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38-17		A11/30/03
W 38-34		A
01/18/04*
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24-14		H09/09/04
W 27-24		H
01/16/05*
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11/07/05
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21-40		H11/05/06
L 20-27		H
01/21/07*
L 34-38		A
11/04/07
W 24-20		A
11/02/08
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15-18		A11/15/09
L 34-35		A
11/21/10
W 31-28		H
12/04/11
W 31-24		H
11/18/12
W 59-24		H
01/11/14*
W 43-22		H
11/16/14
W 42-20		AW
45-7		H
01/18/15*
10/18/15
W 34-27		A
W 38-24		H
10/04/18
12/18/21
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17-27		A11/06/22
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26-3		H
^11/12/23
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6-10		H
Note: Franchise located in Baltimore
from 1947-83* = Playoffs^=Played in Frankfurt, Germany

28-25 OT H
20-6		H
26-20		A10-25		A27-13		H28-3		H
24-21		A31-20		H35-7		H
23-16		A51-17		H24-20		H20-31		A50-10		H

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Results

Chiefs 21, Patriots 16 (3 Ties)
11/18/60
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42-14		H
L0-34		A
12/11/60
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18-17		A10/29/61
W 28-21		H
11/03/61
L 28-42		A
09/08/62
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10/12/62
T 24-24		H
11/17/63
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3-35		A
12/14/63
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10/23/64
W 31-24		A
12/06/64
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17-27		A10/03/65
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10-10		H11/21/65
L 24-43		H
09/25/66
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27-27		A11/20/66
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10-33		H11/12/67
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17-31		A11/17/68
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0-31		H
09/21/69
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10-23		A10/11/70
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7-10		H
09/23/73
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21-17		H09/18/77
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33-17		H10/04/81
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7-37		H
12/02/90
L 20-27		A
12/13/92
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26-31		A10/15/95
W 40-10		H
10/11/98
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14-16		 A10/10/99
12/04/00
W 30-24		 H
09/22/02
W 41-38 OT H
11/22/04
W
27-19		A
L16-26		A11/27/05
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17-10		H09/07/08W
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11/21/11
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14-41		A09/29/14
W 27-20		H
01/16/16*
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27-42		H09/07/17
W 43-40		H
10/14/18
W
37-31 OT A
01/20/19*
12/08/19
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16-23		H
L10-26		A10/05/20
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17-27		H12/17/23
Note: Franchise located in Dallas (asDallas Texans) from 1960-62.
* = Playoffs

LAS VEGAS RAIDERS
Patriots 20, Raiders 17 (1 Tie)
10/16/60
11/04/60
11/17/61
12/09/61
10/26/62
12/16/62
09/22/63
10/11/63
09/13/64
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10/08/65

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14-27		A34-28		H20-17		H35-21		A26-16		H0-20		A
20-14		A20-14		H17-14		A43-43		H10-24		H

Series results
10/24/65
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21-30		AW 24-21		H
10/30/66
09/17/67
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7-35		A
10/22/67
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14-48		H10/06/68
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10-41		A09/28/69
L 23-38		H
09/19/71
W
20-6		H
12/01/74
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26-41		A10/03/76
W
48-17		H12/18/76*
L
21-24		A09/24/78
W
21-14		A11/01/81
L
17-27		A09/29/85
L 20-35		H
01/05/86*
W 27-20		A
11/01/87
W 26-23		H
11/26/89
L
21-24		A10/09/94
L
17-21		H01/19/02*
W
16-13 OT H
L 20-27		A
11/17/02
09/08/05
W 30-20		H
12/14/08
W 49-26		AW
31-19		A10/02/11
09/21/14W
16-9		HW
33-8		A
11/19/17**
09/27/20
W 36-20		H
12/18/22
L 24-30		A
10/15/23
L
17-21		ANotes: Franchise located in Oaklandfrom 1960-81 and 1995-2019. Located in Los Angeles from 1982-94. The
games on Oct. 16, 1960, and Dec. 9,
1961, were played in San Francisco.
The game on Nov. 19, 2017 was playedin Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
* = Playoffs** Played in Mexico CityLOS ANGELES CHARGERSPatriots 27, Chargers 16 (2 Ties)
10/08/60
10/28/60
10/07/61
12/17/61
10/19/62
12/09/62
09/14/63
11/10/63
01/05/64*
09/20/64
10/09/64
10/17/65
10/31/65
09/10/66
10/23/66
09/09/67
10/08/67
11/10/68
10/19/69
12/07/69
11/15/70
12/02/73
11/09/75

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24-20		H20-14		A13-17		A6-7		H
10-51		A33-28		A17-26		H13-13		H22-6		A
0-24		A
35-17		H14-28		A31-31		A17-27		H10-13		H18-28		
A14-16		H30-14		H33-19		A

10/16/77
W 24-20		A
10/01/78
W 28-23		H
09/23/79
W
27-21		H10/16/83
W
37-21		H11/20/94
W
23-17		H12/01/96
W
45-7		A
08/31/97
W
41-7		H
10/14/01
W 29-26 OT H
09/29/02
L
14-21		A10/02/05
L
17-41		H01/14/07*
W 24-21		A
09/16/07
W 38-14		H
01/20/08*
W
21-12		H10/12/08L
10-30		A10/24/10
W 23-20		A
09/18/11
W 35-21		H
12/07/14
W 23-14		A
10/29/17
W
21-13		H01/13/19*
W 41-28		H
12/06/20
W
45-0		A
10/31/21
W 27-24		A
12/03/23
L
0-6		H
Note: Franchise located in Los Angeles in 1960. Located in San Diego from1961-2016.
* = Playoffs

LOS ANGELES RAMS
Patriots 9, Rams 6
09/29/74
W 20-14		H
11/16/80
L
14-17		H12/11/83
W
21-7		A
11/16/86
W 30-28		A
12/24/89
L 20-24		H
09/13/92
L
0-14		AL
18-32		A12/13/98
L
17-24		H11/18/01
W 20-17		N
02/03/02*
11/07/04
W 40-22		A
10/26/08
W 23-16		HW
45-7		A
10/28/12^
W 26-10		H
12/04/16
02/03/19** W
13-3		NL
3-24		A
12/10/20
Note: Franchise located in Los Angeles
from 1946-94. Located in St. Louis from1995-2015.
* = Super Bowl XXXVI**= Super Bowl LIII
^ = played in London

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Dolphins 62, Patriots 55
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16-17		H38-23		A27-14		H20-37		A3-41		A
34-13		H0-52		A
21-37		H23-44		A14-30		H34-24		H27-34		A14-22		H7-20		A
30-14		H3-10		A
5-17		A
14-10		H33-24		H3-23		A
28-13		H24-39		A34-0		H
13-16 OT A
27-30 OT H
14-24		A3-0		H
13-28		A24-34		A17-6		H
7-28		A
24-44		H17-13		H27-30		A31-14		A34-7		H
34-27		A28-21		H24-10		A21-10		H6-3		A
10-24		H10-31		A24-27		H10-17		A10-20		H20-30		A17-38		A13-16 OT H
13-17		A33-27 OT H
35-39		A3-23		H
3-20		H

11/12/95
W
34-17		A09/01/96
L
10-24		A11/03/96
W 42-23		H
11/23/97
W 27-24		H
12/22/97
W
14-12		A12/28/97*
W
17-3		H
10/25/98
L
9-12 OT A
W 26-23		H
11/23/98
10/17/99
L
30-31		 H11/21/99
L
17-27		A09/24/00
L
3-10		A
12/24/00
L
24-27		H10/07/01
L
10-30		A12/22/01
W 20-13		H
10/06/02
L
13-26		A12/29/02
W 27-24 OT H
10/19/03
W
19-13 OT A
12/07/03
W
12-0		H
10/10/04
W 24-10		H
12/20/04
L 28-29		A
11/13/05
W 23-16		A
01/01/06
L 26-28		H
10/08/06
W 20-10		H
12/10/06
L
0-21		A
10/21/07
W 49-28		A
12/23/07
W
28-7		H
09/21/08
L
13-38		H11/23/08
W 48-28		A
11/08/09
W
27-17		H12/06/09
L
21-22		A10/04/10
W
41-14		A01/02/11
W
38-7		HW 38-24		A
09/12/11
12/24/11
W 27-24		H
12/02/12
W 23-16		A
12/30/12W
28-0		HW
27-17		H10/27/13
L 20-24		A
12/15/13
L 20-33		A
09/07/14
12/14/14
W
41-13		H
W36-7		H
10/29/15
01/03/16
L
10-20		A09/18/16
W 31-24		H
W 35-14		A
01/01/17
W
35-17		H11/26/17
L 20-27		A
12/11/17
W
38-7		H
09/30/18
12/09/18
L 33-34		AW
43-0		A
09/15/19
12/29/19
L
24-27		H09/13/20
W
21-11		H
L12-22		A12/20/20
09/12/21
L
16-17		HL 24-33		A
01/09/22
L
7-20		A
09/11/22
01/01/23
W 23-21		H
L
17-24		H09/17/23
10/29/23
L
17-31		ANotes: Game on 11/30/69 played in
Tampa, Fla.
* = Playoffs

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MINNESOTA VIKINGS
Patriots 9, Vikings 5
12/13/70
L
14-35		H10/27/74
W
17-14		A12/16/79
W 27-23		H
09/11/88
L
6-36		AW 26-23 OT H
10/20/91
11/13/94
W 26-20 OT H
11/02/97
L
18-23		A09/17/00
L
13-21		H11/24/02
W
24-17		H
W31-7		A
10/30/06
10/31/10
W 28-18		H
09/14/14
W
30-7		A
12/02/18
W 24-10		H
11/24/22**
L 26-33		A** = Thanksgiving

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
Patriots 10, Saints 6
12/10/72
12/05/76
12/21/80
12/04/83
11/30/86
11/12/89
11/08/92
12/03/95
10/04/98
11/25/01
11/20/05
11/30/09
10/13/13
09/17/17
09/26/21
10/08/23

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17-10		A27-6		H
38-27		A7-0		H
21-20		A24-28		H14-31		H17-31		H30-27		A34-17		H24-17		H17-38		A30-27		H36-20		A13-28		H0-34		H

Results

11/27/66
10/15/67
12/17/67
11/24/68
12/08/68
11/09/69
11/30/69
09/20/70
12/06/70
10/17/71
12/05/71
11/12/72
12/03/72
09/30/73
10/28/73
09/15/74
12/15/74
09/28/75
12/01/75
09/19/76
10/31/76
11/13/77
12/11/77
10/22/78
12/18/78
10/21/79
11/29/79
10/12/80
12/08/80
11/08/81
12/06/81
12/12/82
01/08/83*
09/11/83
11/13/83
09/09/84
10/21/84
11/03/85
12/16/85
01/12/86*
10/05/86
12/22/86
09/13/87
12/28/87
11/06/88
11/20/88
09/17/89
12/10/89
09/09/90
10/18/90
10/06/91
11/10/91
10/18/92
12/27/92
11/21/93
01/02/94
09/04/94
10/30/94
09/10/95

Series results

NEW YORK GIANTS
Patriots 7, Giants 7
10/18/70
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0-16		H
09/22/74
W 28-20		A
11/08/87
L
10-17		A12/30/90
L
10-13		H12/21/96
W 23-22		A
09/26/99
W
16-14		 H10/12/03
W
17-6		H
12/29/07
W 38-35		A
02/03/08*
L
14-17		N11/06/11
L 20-24		H
02/05/12**
L
17-21		N11/15/15
W 27-26		A
10/10/19
W 35-14		H
11/26/23
L
7-10		A
* = Super Bowl XLII** = Super Bowl XLVI

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Results

Patriots 74, Jets 55 (1 Tie)
09/16/60
11/11/60
09/09/61
10/01/61
10/06/62
11/30/62
09/08/63
10/05/63
09/27/64
10/31/64
11/14/65
11/28/65
10/02/66
12/17/66
10/29/67
11/19/67
09/22/68
10/27/68
10/05/69
10/26/69
09/27/70
11/22/70
10/10/71
12/12/71
10/15/72
10/29/72
10/14/73
11/11/73
10/13/74
11/17/74
10/05/75
12/07/75
10/18/76
11/21/76
10/02/77
10/30/77
10/29/78
11/19/78
09/09/79
12/09/79
10/05/80
11/02/80
10/11/81
11/15/81
09/19/82
09/18/83
11/27/83
09/30/84
10/28/84
10/20/85
11/24/85
12/28/85*
09/11/86
10/12/86
09/21/87
12/13/87

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28-24		A38-21		H20-21		H30-37		A43-14		A24-17		H38-14		H24-31		A26-10		H14-35		A20-30		H27-23		A24-24		H28-38		A23-30		
A24-29		H31-47		H14-48		A14-23		H17-23		A21-31		H3-17		A
20-0		H
6-13		A
13-41		H10-34		A7-9		H
13-33		A24-0		A
16-21		H7-36		A
28-30		H41-7		H
38-24		A27-30		A24-13		H55-21		H19-17		A56-3		H
26-27		
A21-11		A34-21		H24-28		A6-17		H
7-31		H
23-13		H3-26		A
28-21		A30-20		H20-13		H13-16 OT A
26-14		A20-6		A
24-31		H24-43		A42-20		H

Series results
09/04/88
11/13/88
09/10/89
11/05/89
09/30/90
12/23/90
11/17/91
12/15/91
10/04/92
11/22/92
09/26/93
11/28/93
10/16/94
12/04/94
11/05/95
12/10/95
11/10/96
12/08/96
09/14/97
10/19/97
10/19/98
12/27/98
09/12/99
11/15/99
09/11/00
10/15/00
09/23/01
12/02/01
09/15/02
12/22/02
09/21/03
12/20/03
10/24/04
12/26/04
12/04/05
12/26/05
09/17/06
11/12/06
01/07/07*
09/09/07
12/16/07
09/14/08
11/13/08
09/20/09
11/22/09
09/19/10
12/06/10
01/16/11*
10/09/11
11/13/11
10/21/12
11/22/12**
09/12/13
10/20/13
10/16/14
12/21/14
10/25/15
12/27/15
11/27/16
12/24/16

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28-3		H
14-13		A27-24		A26-27		H13-37		H7-42		A
21-28		H6-3		A
21-30		A24-3		H
7-45		A
0-6		H
17-24		A24-13		H20-7		A
31-28		H31-27		A34-10		H27-24 OT H
19-24		A14-24		H10-31		A30-28		A17-24		H19-20		A17-34		 H3-10		H
17-16		A44-7		A
17-30		H23-16		H21-16		A13-7		H
23-7		A
16-3		H
31-21		A24-17		A14-17		H37-16		H38-14		A20-10		H19-10		A31-34 OT H
9-16		A
31-14		H14-28		A45-3		H
21-28		H30-21		H37-16		A29-26 OT H
49-19		A13-10		H27-30 OT A
27-25		H17-16		A30-23		H20-26 OT A
22-17		A41-3		H

10/15/17
W
24-17		A12/31/17
W
26-6		HW
27-13		A11/25/18
12/30/18
W
38-3		H
09/22/19
W 30-14		H
10/21/19W
33-0		A
11/09/20
W 30-27		A
01/03/21
W 28-14		H
09/19/21W
25-6		A
10/24/21
W 54-13		H
10/30/22W
22-17		A11/20/22
W
10-3		H
09/24/23
W
15-10		A01/07/24
L
3-17		H
Notes: Franchise known as N.Y. Titansfrom 1960-62. Games on 9/8/63 &9/27/64 at B.C. Alumni Stadium; 9/22/68
at Legion Field in Birmingham, Ala.
* = Playoffs** = Thanksgiving

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Eagles 9, Patriots 7
11/04/73
L 23-24		AW
14-6		H
11/27/77
W
24-14		H10/08/78
09/13/81
L
3-13		A
12/09/84
L
17-27		A11/29/87
L
31-34 OT H
L 20-48		A
11/04/90
L
9-24		A
12/19/99
09/14/03
W
31-10		A02/06/05*
W 24-21		N
W 31-28		H
11/25/07
W 38-20		A
11/27/11
12/06/15
L 28-35		H
L
33-41		N02/04/18**
W
17-10		A11/17/19
L 20-25		H
09/10/23*=Super Bowl XXXIX**=Super Bowl LII

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PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Patriots 19, Steelers 16
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17-21		H30-27		A13-16 OT H
21-27 OT A
14-37		A28-23		A34-0		A
10-28		A3-24		A
6-20		A
14-17		A27-41		A28-3		H
21-24 OT H
6-7		A
23-9		A
24-17		A30-14		H20-34		A41-27		A23-20		A34-13		H10-33		H39-26		A17-25		A55-31		H28-21		H27-16		A36-17		H27-24		A10-17		A33-3		H
17-14		A21-18		ASAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
49ers 9, Patriots 5
10/31/71
L
10-27		A10/26/75
W 24-16		H
11/30/80
L
17-21		A10/02/83
L
13-33		H12/14/86
L 24-29		H
10/22/89
L 20-37		A
10/11/92
L
12-24		H09/17/95
L
3-28		A
12/20/98
W 24-21		H
01/02/05
W
21-7		H
10/05/08
W 30-21		A
12/16/12
L
34-41		H11/20/16
W
30-17		A10/25/20
L
6-33		H
Note: Game on Oct. 22, 1989 wasplayed in Palo Alto, Calif.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Seahawks 10, Patriots 9

10/09/77
W
31-0		HW
37-31		A09/21/80
W
16-0		A
12/19/82
L
6-24		A
12/18/83
W 38-23		H
09/16/84
W 20-13		A
11/17/85
L
31-38		H09/21/86W
13-7		H
12/04/88
L
3-24		H
09/24/89
L 20-33		H
10/07/90
L
6-10		H
09/20/92
L
14-17		H09/19/93
L
9-10		A
10/24/93
W 30-20		H
10/17/04
12/07/08
W 24-21		A
L 23-24		A
10/14/12
W 28-24		N
02/01/15*
L
24-31		H11/13/16
L 30-35		A
09/20/20* = Super Bowl XLIXTAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
Patriots 7, Buccaneers 3
12/12/76
W
31-14		A10/27/85
W 32-14		A
12/11/88
W
10-7 OT H
11/16/97
L
7-27		A
09/03/00
L
16-21		H12/17/05
W
28-0		H
10/25/09*
W
35-7		AW
23-3		H
09/22/13
10/05/17
W
19-14		A10/03/21
L
17-19		H*= played in London

TENNESSEE TITANS
Patriots 26, Titans 18 (1 Tie)
11/25/60
12/18/60
10/13/61
11/12/61
09/16/62
11/18/62
11/01/63
12/08/63
11/06/64
11/29/64
09/19/65
12/18/65
11/13/66
12/11/66
11/05/67
11/26/67
10/13/68
12/15/68

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W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
L

10-24		H21-37		A31-31		H15-27		A34-21		H17-21		A45-3		H
46-28		A25-24		H34-17		A10-31		A42-14		H27-21		H38-14		A18-7		H
6-27		A
0-16		H
17-45		A

11/02/69
W
24-0		H
12/14/69
L
23-27		A11/07/71
W 28-20		H
11/25/73
W
32-0		A
09/21/75
L
0-7		H
11/12/78
L 23-26		H
12/31/78*
L
14-31		H11/10/80
L 34-38		A
10/18/81
W 38-10		H
11/28/82
W 29-21		H
10/18/87
W
21-7		A
09/25/88
L
6-31		A
10/08/89
W 23-13		H
09/22/91
W 24-20		H
10/17/93
L
14-28		H09/20/98
W
27-16		H12/16/02
L
7-24		A
10/05/03
W 38-30		H
01/10/04*
W
17-14		H12/31/06
W 40-23		A
10/18/09
W
59-0		H
09/09/12
W
34-13		A12/20/15
W 33-16		H
01/13/18*
W 35-14		H
11/11/18
L
10-34		A01/04/20*
L
13-20		H11/28/21
W 36-13		H
Notes: Franchise located in Houston
from 1960-96. Named Tennessee Oilers from 1997-98.
* = Playoffs

WASHINGTONCOMMANDERS

Results

10/22/72
12/08/74
09/26/76
09/03/79
09/27/81
12/26/82
09/25/83
10/19/86
12/17/89
12/09/90
09/15/91
12/05/93
12/16/95
01/05/97*
12/13/97
01/03/98*
12/06/98
01/27/02*
09/09/02
10/31/04
01/23/05*
09/25/05
12/09/07
11/30/08
11/14/10
10/30/11
11/03/13
09/10/15
10/23/16
01/22/17*
12/17/17
12/16/18
09/08/19
09/18/22
12/07/23* = Playoffs

Series results

Commanders 7, Patriots 5
10/01/72
W 24-23		H
L
14-16		H09/03/78
L 22-24		A
10/25/81
09/23/84
L
10-26		H12/15/90
L
10-25		H10/13/96
L 22-27		H
L
17-20		A09/28/03
W
52-7		H
10/28/07
12/11/11
W 34-27		A
11/08/15
W 27-10		H
10/06/19
W
33-7		A
L
17-20		H11/05/23
Note: Named Washington Redskins
from 1933-2019 and Washington Football Team from 2020-21.

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Patriots overtime games

The Patriots are 22-25 all-time in regular-season and postseason overtime games during their 63-year history. New England set an
NFL record with an eight-game overtime winning streak (including playoffs) from 2000-03. The Patriots are 16-19 when the gameis decided by a field goal and 6-6 when a touchdown is the deciding factor. Below is a brief description of each overtime game.

REGULAR SEASON (19-25)
09/26/77...... at Cleveland 30, Patriots 27....................... LJohn Smith sent the game into overtime with a 28-yard fieldgoal with no time remaining in regulation. Cleveland’s Don
Cockroft capped a 10-play, 53-yard drive with a 35-yard
game-winning field goal after 4:45 of overtime.

12/11/88........ at Patriots 10, Tampa Bay 7.......................W
The Patriots were victorious in overtime for the first time infranchise history, snapping their 10-game overtime losing
streak. Jason Staurovsky kicked a 27-yard field goal 3:08
into overtime for the win.

09/03/79...... Pittsburgh 16, at Patriots 13....................... L
Pittsburgh’s Matt Bahr drilled a 41-yard field goal to give theSteelers the victory at the 5:10 mark in overtime. The clutch
field goal came on Bahr’s first professional career attempt.

10/29/89...... Patriots 23, at Indianapolis 20..................W
New England’s Greg Davis kicked a 51-yard field goal, 9:57
into overtime for the 23-20 victory. The Colts Dean Biasucci
sent the game into overtime when he kicked a 39-yard fieldgoal with 51 seconds remaining in regulation.

11/25/79....... Buffalo 16, at Patriots 13............................ L
Buffalo’s Nick Mike-Mayer kicked a 29-yard field goal 4:45
into overtime to give the Bills the victory.
12/08/80...... at Miami 16, Patriots 13.............................. L
Uwe von Schamann kicked his third field goal of the day, a23-yard game-winner, which gave Miami the three-point victory, 3:20 into overtime.

Results

09/27/81....... at Pittsburgh 27, Patriots 21....................... L
The Patriots scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter torecover from a 21-7 deficit. Unfortunately, Terry Bradshaw hit
Lynn Swann with a 24-yard touchdown pass 3:19 into overtime to thwart the Patriots hopes for victory.
11/08/81....... Miami 30, at Patriots 27............................. L
Patriot John Smith nailed a 34-yard field goal with 10 seconds
remaining in regulation that sent the game into overtime. The
Dolphins Uwe von Schamann kicked a 30-yard field goal 7:09
into the extra quarter that gave Miami the victory.
09/04/83...... Balt. Colts 29, at Patriots 23...................... L
The Colts Raul Allegre kicked a 33-yard field goal as time expired in the fourth quarter to send the game into overtime.
On the first play of overtime, Baltimore’s LB Johnnie Cooks
picked up a Tony Collins fumble and rumbled 52 yards for thegame-winning score.
11/24/85....... at N.Y. Jets 16, Patriots 13.......................... L
New England’s Tony Franklin sent the game into overtime
with a 28-yard field goal with 16 seconds remaining in regulation. In the extra session, the Jets Pat Leahy kicked a 32-yard
field goal to give the Jets a 16-13 win.
11/15/87........ Dallas 23, at Patriots 17.............................. L
The Cowboys Roger Ruzek’s 20-yard field goal with 28 seconds remaining in regulation tied the game at 17. In overtime,
Dallas running back Herschel Walker trotted 60 yards for thegame-winning touchdown.
11/29/87....... Philadelphia 34, at Patriots 31.................... L
The Patriots scored the final 21 points of regulation to send
the game into overtime tied at 31. After 12:16 elapsed in overtime, the Eagles Paul McFadden connected from 38 yards, on
his second field goal attempt in overtime.

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10/20/91....... at Patriots 26, Minnesota 23.....................W
With no time remaining in overtime, New England’s Jason
Staurovsky nailed a 42-yard field goal that gave the Patriots
a 26-23 victory. The field goal attempt was Staurovsky’s second in overtime.
12/08/91....... at Patriots 23, Indianapolis 17...................W
The Patriots scored the game’s final 20 points and won theirfourth consecutive overtime game. Hugh Millen connectedwith Ben Coates for a 2-yard touchdown with seven seconds
remaining in regulation and then repeated the feat in overtime when he hit Michael Timpson for the 45-yard game-winning touchdown.
11/15/92........ Patriots 37, at Indianapolis 34...................W
The Patriots Charlie Baumann scored the final six points, including the game-winning 18-yard field goal, 11:35 into theextra session. The win snapped the Patriots nine-game losing
streak during the 1992 season. Baumann’s 44-yard field goalwith two seconds remaining in regulation sent the game into
overtime.
12/27/92....... Miami 16, at Patriots 13.............................. L
The Dolphins were able to clinch the AFC East crown anda bye in the first round of the playoffs after they scored thegame’s final 13 points to win 16-13. Pete Stoyanovich’s 35yard field goal 6:43 into overtime propelled the Dolphins tovictory.
09/12/93...... Detroit 19, at Patriots 16............................. L
Detroit’s Jason Hanson kicked a 38-yard field goal, his fourthof the day, 11:04 into overtime to lift the Lions to victory. Drew
Bledsoe threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Vincent Brisby
with two seconds remaining in regulation which sent thegame into overtime.
11/07/93....... Buffalo 13, at Patriots 10............................ L
Buffalo’s Steve Christie kicked a 27-yard field goal with 14
seconds remaining in regulation to send the contest into
overtime. Each team had two opportunities to score in theextra session and Christie kicked the game winning 32-yard
field goal on Buffalo’s second chance.

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01/02/94...... at Patriots 33, Miami 27............................W
Drew Bledsoe connected with Michael Timpson for the 36yard game winning touchdown to cap one of the greatest
endings in Patriots history. The lead changed four times in
the fourth quarter as the two teams combined for 27 points.
Miami’s Pete Stoyanovich sent the game into overtime with a
24-yard field goal with four seconds remaining in regulation.
11/13/94........ at Patriots 26, Minnesota 20.....................W
The Patriots completed one of the greatest comebacks inteam history, recovering from a 20-0 deficit to defeat theVikings. New England’s Matt Bahr sent the game into overtime when he kicked a 23-yard field goal with 14 seconds
remaining. Drew Bledsoe completed a 14-yard touchdown
pass to Kevin Turner 4:10 into overtime to give the Patriots
the victory.

10/29/95...... Carolina 20, at Patriots 17.......................... L
The Patriots scored 14 points in the fourth quarter on two
Curtis Martin touchdown runs and tied the score at 17. However, the expansion Panthers were victorious when John
Kasay booted a 29-yard field goal with 7:52 remaining in theextra period.

09/14/97....... at Patriots 27, N.Y. Jets 24.........................W
The Patriots won their third consecutive game to open the1997 season, 27-24, in dramatic fashion when placekicker
Adam Vinatieri kicked a 34-yard field goal 6:57 into overtime. The Jets had a chance to win the game at the end of
regulation, but defensive end Mike Jones blocked a 29-yard
field goal attempt by John Hall with 16 seconds remaining
in the game.
12/13/97....... Pittsburgh 24, at Patriots 21....................... L
The Steelers sent the game into overtime on a touchdown
pass from Kordell Stewart to Mark Bruener and a two-point
conversion. They capitalized on a Drew Bledsoe interception
with just over two minutes remaining in the game. In theovertime period, the Steelers won the toss and took their
only possession 61 yards down-field to set up the game-winning Norm Johnson field goal.
10/25/98...... at Miami 12, Patriots 9............................... L
The Dolphins scored the game’s final six points, including
Olindo Mare’s game-winning 43-yard kick. New England’s
Adam Vinatieri accounted for all of the Patriots nine points,
connecting on three of four field goal attempts.
12/26/99...... Buffalo 13, at Patriots 10............................ L
The Patriots missed two field goals, one at the end of regulation and one in overtime, and lost to Buffalo. The Bills scoreda touchdown to tie the game at 10 with 4:34 remaining andSteve Christie kicked a 23-yard field goal with 1:51 remaining
in overtime for the victory.

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12/17/00....... Patriots 13, at Buffalo 10...........................W
Amid a snowstorm in Buffalo, Patriots kicker Adam Vinatieri
nailed a 24-yard field goal in overtime for the victory. The
game time temperature was 35 degrees, with a wind chill of
six, and 40 mile-per-hour winds blew snow across the fieldmaking traction difficult for both sides. The Patriots and Billstied the 1984 and 1985 Denver Broncos and Oakland Raiders
for an NFL record as they entered overtime for the third consecutive meeting.
10/14/01....... at Patriots 29, San Diego 26......................W
The Patriots scored 10 points in the final nine minutes of regulation to tie the game at 26. Adam Vinatieri kicked a 23-yard
field goal with 3:31 to play and Tom Brady connected withJermaine Wiggins for a 3-yard touchdown to tie the gamewith just 36 seconds remaining. In overtime, Vinatieri nailed
a 44-yard field goal for the victory.
12/16/01....... Patriots 12, at Buffalo 9.............................W
The Patriots and Bills needed overtime to decide the outcome of their game for the fourth time in five meetings.
Adam Vinatieri converted all four of his field goal attempts,
including the game-winning 23-yard field goal in overtime.
Former Bills RB Antowain Smith led the Patriots with 95 yards
rushing, including a 38-yard run in overtime to get New England in field goal position.
09/22/02...... at Patriots 41, Kansas City 38....................W
The Patriots and Chiefs scored 42 points in the fourth quarter,
including the last 14 by the Chiefs to tie the game at 38 at
the end of regulation. The Patriots won the toss and drove
53 yards on nine plays and Adam Vinatieri nailed a 35-yard
field goal for the Patriots victory. It was also the first overtime
game at Gillette Stadium.

Results

09/22/96...... at Patriots 28, Jacksonville 25..................W
The Patriots jumped out to a 22-0 first half lead but the
Jaguars clawed their way back. Jaguars quarterback Mark
Brunell’s touchdown passes of 51, 41 and 61 yards gave themlife in the second half and Mike Hollis’ 27-yard field goal in
the fourth quarter tied the game at 25. However, Patriots
rookie kicker Adam Vinatieri converted five of six field goal
attempts, including a 40-yarder in overtime to give the Patriots the victory.

11/05/00....... Buffalo 16, at Patriots 13............................ L
Buffalo’s Steve Christie booted a 32-yard field goal, the thirdof his career, in overtime against the Patriots. He also tied
the game with a 48-yard kick with four seconds remaining in
regulation. The Patriots, playing without Drew Bledsoe, took
the lead, 13-10 on a 43-yard field goal by Adam Vinatieri.

12/29/02...... at Patriots 27, Miami 24............................W
The Patriots trailed 21-7 with 1:06 remaining in the first half,
but outscored the Dolphins 20-3 the rest of the way for theirsixth consecutive overtime victory. New England scored thegame’s final 11 points on a Tom Brady touchdown pass toTroy Brown, the two-point conversion on a Brady to ChristianFauria pass and then Adam Vinatieri boomed a 43-yard fieldgoal with 1:09 remaining in regulation. New England won the
toss and drove 43 yards on seven plays and Vinatieri kickeda 35-yard game-winning field goal.
10/19/03....... Patriots 19, at Miami 13.............................W
Richard Seymour blocked a 35-yard field goal attempt with
2:00 left in the game to send the game into the extra session.
In overtime, Miami’s Olindo Mare missed another 35-yard
attempt wide right, then a Tyrone Poole interception at the
Patriots 18-yard line snuffed out another Miami opportunity
in overtime. On the next play, Tom Brady hit Troy Brown for
an 82-yard touchdown strike, sending the Patriots home witha 19-13 win.

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11/23/03....... Patriots 23, at Houston 20........................W
The Patriots set the all-time NFL mark with their eighth consecutive overtime victory in a nail-biter in the Lone Star State.
The Texans took a 20-13 lead into the final minute of thegame, but Tom Brady found Daniel Graham for a four-yard
touchdown strike to tie the game at 20 with just 40 seconds
left in regulation. The extra frame was a possession battle
until the Patriots mounted a 76-yard drive in the final minutesof overtime, ending in a 28-yard field goal by Adam Vinatieriwith 45 seconds left.

Results

11/13/08........ N.Y. Jets 34, at Patriots 31.......................... L
The Patriots had their NFL-record eight-game overtime winning streak snapped in a loss to the Jets at Gillette Stadium.
New England rallied from a 24-6 second-quarter deficit totie the game at 24-24 early in the fourth quarter. N.Y. helda 31-24 lead into the final minute, but Randy Moss made amemorable tiptoe catch on a pass from Matt Cassel along
the side of the end zone for a 16-yard touchdown with one
second left to force overtime. But, N.Y. won the coin toss andmarched 64 yards on 14 plays to set up a game-winning 34yard field goal by Jay Feely.
10/11/09....... at Denver 20, Patriots 17............................ L
The Patriots failed to hold onto a 17-7 halftime lead in a 20-17
overtime loss to Denver. QB Tom Brady was limited to fivecompletions for 63 yards in the second half. New England entered the final quarter with a 17-10 lead, but Denver marched
98 yards in 12 plays before QB Kyle Orton completed an
11-yard touchdown pass to WR Brandon Marshall to tie thegame at 17 with 5:21 remaining in regulation. With under
two minutes remaining, New England moved to the Denver
49-yard line before DE Vonnie Holliday forced a fumble on a
Brady sack to end the Patriots scoring threat. Denver took
the overtime kickoff and moved 58 yards in 11 plays to set up
a 41-yard game-winning field goal.
10/17/10........ at Patriots 23, Baltimore 20......................W
Kicker Stephen Gostkowski drilled a 35-yard field goal in
overtime to give New England a 23-20 victory over the Baltimore Ravens at Gillette Stadium. Tom Brady, who finishedthe game 27-of-44 for 292 yards, completed 16-of-24 passes
for 156 yards with one touchdown during a fourth quarter
rally as New England scored the final 13 points to get the win
and overcome a 20-10 fourth quarter deficit.
10/21/12........ at Patriots 29, N.Y. Jets 26........................W
The Patriots squandered a 10-point fourth-quarter lead but
came through in the clutch when Rob Ninkovich and Jermaine Cunningham combined for a strip-sack of Jets QB
Mark Sanchez in overtime as the Patriots defense was able
to seal the victory following a Stephen Gostkowski field goalin the Patriots opening drive of the extra session. Tom Brady
led two clutch drives - one late in the fourth quarter and theother in overtime and Gostkowski drilled two field goals - a
43-yarder as time expired in regulation and the 48-yarder inthe first overtime drive.

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10/20/13....... Patriots 27, at N.Y. Jets 30.......................... L
The Patriots 11-point halftime lead evaporated on the second
play of the second half when Tom Brady threw an interception to Jets S Antonio Allen, who returned the pick for a 23yard touchdown. New England netted -5 yards on offense in
the third quarter while the Jets scored 17 points in the frame
to take a 27-21 lead heading into the fourth quarter. The Patriots managed to tie the score on the final drive of regulation when Stephen Gostkowski drilled a 44-yard field goalwith :19 left on the clock. The Patriots won the overtime cointoss but only managed one first down and were forced topunt. New York then engineered a 14-play, 56-yard drive that
included a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on the
Patriots and Jets K Nick Folk hit a 42-yard field goal to win
the game and end a five-game losing streak to New England.
11/24/13........ at Patriots 34, Denver 31...........................W
New England fumbled on its first three offensive possessionsof a cold, windy November game and entered the locker
room down 24-0 at halftime. The Patriots came back in thesecond half and scored on five straight possessions to takea 31-24 lead in the fourth quarter. Peyton Manning then led
Denver on a 10-play, 79 yard touchdown drive to tie the gamelate in the fourth quarter. The Patriots won the overtime cointoss and took the wind, giving the Broncos the first possession in the extra frame. The two teams traded possessions
until a high-arching Patriots punt by Ryan Allen was muffedby Denver and recovered by New England deep in Broncos
territory. Stephen Gostkowski drilled a 31-yard field goal tocap the greatest comeback in franchise history.
11/29/15........ at Denver 30, Patriots 24........................... L
The Denver Broncos overcame a 21-7 fourth-quarter deficit to win, 30-24, in overtime and hand the visiting Patriots
their first loss of the season. Facing a late 21-17 fourth-quarter deficit, Denver QB Brock Osweiler led the Broncos on a
5-play, 83 yard drive capped off by a 4-yard touchdown striketo WR Andre Caldwell that gave the Broncos their first leadof the night at 24-21 with 1:09 left to play. Not to be outdone,
Tom Brady then led New England 51 yards down the field into
Denver territory, completing three of his four passes, before
Stephen Gostkowski connected on a game-tying 47-yard
field goal as time expired. The Patriots won the coin toss inovertime and elected to receive but were stopped on threestraight plays. On Denver’s second play from scrimmage, RB
C.J. Anderson scampered 48 yards to the end zone giving
Denver a dramatic victory in the snowy conditions at MileHigh.
12/27/15....... at N.Y. Jets 26, Patriots 20......................... L
Tom Brady rallied the Patriots from a 17-3 deficit to tie thegame at 20 with under two minutes to play in regulation on
a 9-yard touchdown pass to RB James White. The 11-play, 66
yard drive was highlighted by two critical fourth-down conversions to TE Rob Gronkowski, the second being a 26-yard
completion on fourth-and-9 that put New England at the Jets
9-yard line. Brady hit White for the game-tying score on thevery next play. After winning the coin toss the Patriots elected to kick, which resulted in a 5-play, 80 yard drive capped
off by a 6-yard touchdown reception from WR Eric Decker
that gave New York the victory.

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10/17/21........ Dallas 35, at Patriots 29............................. L
Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott passed for 445 yards
and three touchdowns, the most important of which coming on a 35-yard connection with receiver Cee-Dee Lamb in
overtime to give Dallas a 35-29 victory. After falling behindfollowing an interception that was returned for a touchdown,
Mac Jones connected with WR Kendrick Bourne on a 75-yard
touchdown pass to move in front, 29-26, with just over two
minutes in regulation. Dallas converted a third-and-25 situation to get into field goal range to send the game into overtime. After stopping New England on the opening drive,Dallas scored on its first offensive drive to secure the win.

10/02/22...... at Green Bay 27, Patriots 24....................... L
The Packers survived a tougher-than-expected game at Lambeau Field, beating the Patriots 27-24 on a K Mason Crosby walk-off 31-yard field goal on the final play of overtime.
Entering the game without Mac Jones (out with an ankle
injury), New England was quickly forced to play third-string
quarterback Bailey Zappe when backup Brian Hoyer exitedwith a head injury during the first quarter. Zappe took over
the rest of the way, finishing 10-of-15 for 99 yards with a 25yard touchdown in the third quarter to WR DeVante Parker.
QB Aaron Rodgers threw a pick-six that rookie DB Jack Jones
returned 40 yards to give the Patriots a 10-3 halftime lead.

POSTSEASON (3-0)
01/19/02....... at Patriots 16, Oakland 13*........................W
Adam Vinatieri boomed a 45-yard field goal with 27 seconds
remaining in regulation to tie the game up at 13 and send
it into overtime. The game time temperature dipped to 25
degrees and the field was covered by five inches of snowthat didn’t let up until the game was over. In overtime, thePatriots drove 61 yards on 15 plays and Vinatieri nailed a 23yard field goal for the 16-13 victory. The Patriots became justthe second team in postseason overtime history (16 games)
to win the contest on the opening drive of the extra stanza.
*-AFC Divisional Playoff Game

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Results

02/05/17....... . Patriots 34, Atlanta 28*...........................W
James White’s 2-yard touchdown run in overtime sealed avictory and capped off the greatest comeback in Super Bowl
history as the Patriots erased a 25-point third quarter deficit.
Down 21-3 the Patriots didn’t do much to help their cause
early in the second half as Atlanta added to their lead on a
6-yard touchdown reception from Matt Ryan to Tevin Coleman to make the score 28-3. From there it was all Patriots,
with the key turning point in the game being a fourth quarter
strip sack by Dont’a Hightower that gave the Patriots possession deep in Atlanta territory down 28-12 with under nine
minutes left to play. A 6-yard Danny Amendola touchdown
reception along with a James White 2-point conversion madethe score 28-20. After Atlanta’s ensuing drive stalled deepin New England territory, Tom Brady led a 10-play, 91-yard
drive that ended with a 1-yard James White touchdown run
and a second successful 2-point conversion to tie the scoreat 28-28. After winning the overtime coin toss, Tom Brady
orchestrated an 8-play, 75-yard drive that ended in JamesWhite’s winning 2-yard touchdown run that captured the Patriots fifth Super Bowl title.
*-Super Bowl LI

01/20/19....... . Patriots 37, at Kansas City 31*.................W
Rex Burkhead’s 2-yard touchdown run in overtime sent the
Patriots to their third straight Super Bowl and clinched a 3731 AFC Championship victory over the Kansas City Chiefs ona frigid night at Arrowhead Stadium. The Patriots opened up
a 14-0 halftime lead in which they dominated the time of possession and held a high-powered Chiefs offense to just 32 total yards of offense. Both teams would trade scores throughout the second half with Kansas City roaring back to take two
fourth-quarter leads, the last coming on a 2-yard touchdown
run by Damien Williams with 2:03 left to play that put Kansas
City ahead, 28-24. Tom Brady then led a 6-play, 65-yard drive
capped off by a 4-yard touchdown run by Rex Burkhead toretake the lead briefly before Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker
tied the game at 31 at the end of regulation. After winning theovertime coin toss, Brady led a methodical 13-play, 75-yard
drive, highlighted by three third-down conversions that culminated in Burkhead’s 2-yard game-winning score to send
New England on to Super Bowl LIII.
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Year-by-year attendance
REGULAR SEASON		 HOME GAMES			 ROAD GAMESResults

Year

1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967*
1968**
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982@
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987@
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023&
Totals

402

Gms
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
4
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
8
9
491

Attendance
118,260
115,610150,626
169,870
199,652
143,098
190,138
138,861
156,459
149,412245,537
411,109426,993
410,443
420,903
411,490378,994
415,959
478,978
473,141458,283
414,741
149,188
370,958
392,275
438,817477,688374,302438,627
388,522311,623
303,116
308,409362,964472,718
466,743468,301
477,431475,828
461,624
458,880
482,336
547,488547,488
550,048
550,048
550,048
550,048
550,048
550,048
550,048
550,048
550,048
550,048
550,048534,632
534,632
527,024
527,024
527,024
0592,902527,024
567,168
26,041,841

Avg.

16,894
16,516
21,51824,26728,522
20,44327,16323,14422,351
21,34535,07758,73060,99958,63560,12958,784
54,14259,42359,87259,14357,28551,84337,297
46,37049,03454,852
59,711
46,78854,82848,56538,95337,89038,55145,37159,09058,34358,53859,67959,47957,70357,36060,292
68,43668,43668,75668,75668,75668,75668,75668,75668,75668,75668,75668,75668,756
66,82966,82965,87865,87865,878065,87865,87863,01953,038Gms Attendance
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
5
8
8
8
8
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
8
492

110,316
129,984
170,983
143,936
175,246
245,485
240,668
287,279
289,204
284,587
361,842
383,143
402,159
416,805
411,595
379,112387,432
399,419455,679
502,492
442,001
413,073
231,781
416,024
468,464
458,341
537,779
431,739
400,372
494,981
417,304
433,249
430,820
443,708
481,673504,373
522,829
547,518
516,846
553,917548,258
497,035
548,581580,027
558,162
586,855
560,722559,318
550,100
587,952
538,705
564,643584,690
570,769
561,935
601,655
560,140
571,914541,506
560,880
38,586557,404
624,859
597,978
28,376,832

Avg.

15,75918,56924,426
20,56225,03535,06934,38135,91041,31540,65551,692
54,73557,45159,544
58,79954,15955,34757,06056,96062,81255,25051,63446,35652,00358,55857,29367,222
61,67750,04761,87352,16354,15653,85355,46460,20963,04765,35468,44064,606
69,24068,532
62,12968,57372,503
69,77073,35770,09069,91568,76373,494
67,33870,58073,086
71,34670,24275,20770,01871,501
67,68870,110
4,823
69,67669,42974,74757,676SEASON TOTAL
Totals228,576
245,594
321,609313,806
374,898
388,583
430,806
426,140
445,663
433,999
607,379
794,252
829,152
827,248
832,498
790,602766,426
815,378
934,657
975,633
900,284
827,814
380,969
786,982
860,739
897,158
1,015,467
806,041
838,999
883,503
728,927
736,365
739,229806,672
954,391
971,116
991,130
1,024,949
992,674
1,015,541
1,007,138
979,371
1,096,069
1,127,515
1,108,210
1,136,903
1,110,770
1,109,366
1,100,148
1,138,000
1,088,753
1,114,691
1,134,738
1,120,817
1,111,983
1,136,287
1,094,772
1,098,938
1,068,530
1,087,904
38,586
1,150,306
1,151,883
1,165,146
54,418,673

Avg.

16,327
17,542
22,972
22,415
26,77827,75630,77230,43931,83331,00043,38456,73259,22559,08959,46456,472
54,74558,241
58,41660,97756,26851,73842,33049,186
53,79656,072
63,46753,73652,43755,21945,55846,023
46,20250,41759,64960,69561,94664,05962,042
63,471
62,946
61,211
68,15270,47069,26371,05669,423
69,33568,75971,12568,047
69,66870,92170,051
69,49971,01868,423
68,684
66,78367,994
2,412
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POSTSEASON ATTENDANCE		 HOME GAMES		
Year

Gms

Avg.

ROAD GAMES		

Gms Attendance

-		
2
-		
1
61,297
61,297-		
1-		 4^-		1-		
1
120,378
60,1891^
60,04160,0411
160,29260,292
2^
136,872
68,436
1^
68,75668,7562^
68,75668,756
1
68,75668,756
2
137,51268,756
1^
68,75668,75668,75668,756
137,51268,756
1^
137,51268,75668,75668,756
1
137,51268,756
1^
66,82966,8291
133,658
66,8291^
131,756
65,8781^
65,87865,8782^
65,87865,8781
1,865,463
66,62431
27,907,304
53,771523

64,31454,037
68,842308,690
76,10577,45272,301
61,22872,559137,626
71,525
143,367
76,238126,243
71,101
68,658
77,11070,288
77,11270,807
67,612
147,115
69,1882,129,518
30,506,350

Avg.

32,15754,037
68,842
77,173
76,10577,45272,301
61,22872,55968,111
71,52571,684
76,23863,122
71,101
68,658
77,11070,288
77,11270,807
67,61273,55869,18868,69458,329SEASON TOTAL
Total

64,31454,037
61,297
68,842308,690
76,10577,452
192,679
121,269
72,559197,918
208,397
212,123
144,994
194,999
208,61368,75668,756
206,170
137,512145,866
207,800
143,941
204,465
199,368
212,993
65,87869,1883,994,981
58,413,654

Avg.

32,15754,037
61,297
68,842
77,173
76,10577,45264,226
60,63572,55965,973
69,46670,70872,49765,00069,53868,75668,756
68,72368,756
72,933
69,267
71,971
68,15566,45670,99865,87869,18867,711256,059Results

1963
1976
1978
1
1982
1985
1986
1994
1996
2
1997
1
1998
2001
1
2003
2
2004
1
2005
1
2006
1
2007
2
2009
1
2010
1
2011
2
2012
2
2013
1
2014
2
2015
1
2016
2
2017
2
2018
1
2019
1
2021
Totals28
Grand Totals 519

Attendance*-Game vs. Chargers was moved to San Diego due to a World Series sched­ul­ing conflict at Fenway Park**-Game vs. Jets was moved to Birmingham, Ala. due to a scheduling conflict at Fenway Park, but still considered a “home” game for the Patriots.
^-Super Bowls played at a neutral site.@-1982 and 1987 season were shortened due to player strikes. 					&Game vs. Indianapolis was played in Frankfurt, Germany

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1960 Final Statistics (5-9)

Results

Date
9/09
9/17
9/23
10/08
10/16
10/23
10/28
11/04
11/11
11/18
11/25
12/04
12/11
12/18

W/L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
L

HEAD COACH: LOU SABAN • FOURTH IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: BOSTON UNIVERSITY FIELD
Score		 Opp.
10-13		 Denver
28-24 at N.Y. Titans
0-13		 Buffalo
35- 0 at L.A. Chargers
14-27 at Oakland
24-31 at Denver
16-45		 L.A. Chargers
34-28		 Oakland
38-21		 N.Y. Titans
42-14		 Dallas Texans
10-24		 Houston
14-38 at Buffalo
0-34 at Dallas Texans
21-37 at Houston

TEAM STATISTICS
Total First Downs
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
234
86
126
22
4116
294.0
874
4.7
1512
363
4.2
108.0
2604
186.0
36/261
2865
475/22346.9
2378/35.8
69/730
36/22
37
11
25
1

Att.
21,597
19,20020,732
18,226
11,50012,683
13,988
8,446
11,653
14,721
27,123
14,33512,00022,352

OPP
237
78
135
24
4255
303.9
935
4.6
1513
477
3.2
108.1
2742
195.0
29/2192958
429/21049.0
2574/37.2
77/825
41/20
46
21
19
6

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
85 47 117 37 - 286
Opponents
36 119 89 105 - 349
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 0 0 0 0 30/32 8/22 0 60
Colclough 9 0 9 0			0 54
Christy
6 4 2 0			 0 36
Lofton4 0 4 0			0 24
Miller3 1 2 0			 0 18
Johnson3 0 3 0			0 18
3 0 3 0			0 18
Stephens
Crawford
2 2 0 0			 0 14
Songin2 2 0 0			 0 12
Beach
1 0 1 0			0 6Burton1 1 0 0			 0 6Livingston 1 1 0 0			 0 6Shonta
1 0 0 1			 0 6Wells1 0 1 0			0 6Team0 0 0 0			1 2Cudzik0 0 0 0 0/0 0/1 0 0
Patriots 37 11 25 1 30/32 8/23 1 286
Opponents 46 21 19 6 43/46 10/27 0 349
2-Pt. Conversions: Cappelletti 3-4, Crawford 1-1.
Pa­tri­ots: 4-5, Opp.: 0-0.
PASSING
SonginGreeneChristyWhite
Dimitroff
Patriots
Opponents

404

ATT
392
63
11
7
2
475
429

CMP
187
27
6
3
0
223
210

YARDS
2476
251
94
44
0
2865
2958

RUSHING
MillerChristy
BurtonCrawford
Wells
GreeneSonginGarronCrouthamel
Livingston
Washington
White
Beach
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
101 41678 36366 28051 238
14
59
7
44
11
40
8
27
4
16
10
16
2
10
5
7
6
-4
363 1512
477 1513

RECEIVING
ColcloughMillerChristy
Stephens
BurtonLofton
Wells
JohnsonCrawford
Beach
Green
White
AtchasonLong
Cappelletti
CudzikGarronLivingston
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
49 666 13.6 61
29 284
9.8 48t
26 268 10.3 53
22 320 14.5 53
21 196
9.3 3519 360 18.9 39
14 206 14.7 78
11 186 16.9 51t
1092
9.2 409 132 14.7 51t
352 17.3 31
2
24 12.0 13
2
22 11.0 14
2
10 5.05
128 28.0 28
1
11 11.0 11
1
8 8.0
8
1
0 0.0
0
223 2865 12.8 78
210 2958 14.1
--

TD
9
2
2
3
0
4
1
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
25
19

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG
Cappelletti
4
68 17.0 27
Jacobs4
26 6.5 14
Bruney3
35 11.7 18
3
13
4.3 13
Washington
O'Hanley
3
1 0.3
12 101 50.5 52
ShontaSoltis2
33 16.5 33
Rudolph2
13 6.5 13
Dee1
14 14.0 14
Brown
1
8 8.0
8
Patriots
25 312 12.5 52
Opponents
23 336 14.6 66t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3

PUNTING
GreeneWashington
Patriots
Opponents

BLK
1
0
1
1

CMP%
47.7
42.9
54.5
42.9
0.0
46.9
49.0

AVG
4.2
4.7
4.3
4.7
4.2
6.3
3.6
3.4
4.0
1.6
5.0
1.4
-0.7
4.2
3.2

LG TD
33
1
48
4
77
1
39t 2
13
0
21
0
20
2
9
0
6
0
5
1
7
0
5
0
3
0
77 11
87 21

NO YDS AVG LG
61 2253 36.9 66
17 539 31.7 48
78 2792 35.8 66
74 2750 37.2--

YDS/ATT
6.32
3.98
8.55
6.29
0.00
6.03
6.90

TD
22
1
2
0
0
25
19

TD%
5.6
1.6
18.2
0.0
0.0
5.3
4.4

INT
15
6
2
0
0
23
25

PUNT RETURNS NO
Wells
12
8
Christy
Bruney4
Beach1
Cappelletti
1
Burton1Patriots
27
Opponents
21
KICK RETURNS
Christy
Wells
Beach
BurtonCappelletti
BruneyCrouthamel
GarronSmith
Hunt
DeLucca
Livingston
GreenePatriots
Opponents

YDS AVG
66 5.6
73
9.1
31
7.7
21 21.0
3 3.0
0 0.0
194 7.2
361 17.2

LG TD
19 0
29 0
19 0
21 0
3 0
0 0
29 0
76t 3

NO YDS AVG
24 617 25.7
11 275 28.5
7 146 20.7
4
161 40.3
4 100 25.0
2
39 19.5
2
27 13.5
1
21 21.0
1
13 13.0
1
8 8.0
1
8 8.0
1
3 3.0
1
3 3.0
60 1421 23.7
50 1123 22.5

LG TD
52 0
33 0
33 0
59 0
37 0
20 0
15 0
21 0
13 0
8 0
8 0
3 0
3 0
59 0
88t 1

SACKS: Rudolph 3.0, Dee 2.5, Jacobs 2.0, Sardisco 2.0,
Addison 1.0, Hauser 0.5, Team 8.0.
FIELD GOALS
Cappelletti
CudzikPatriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1-1 4-5 3-6
0-9 0-1---0-1-1-1 4-5 3-6 0-10 0-1
4-4 3-6 1-6 2-11 0-0

Cappelletti: (34G) () (50N) (23G,33G) (47N)(12G,48N,42N)(38N,48B)(42N,37N,27G,27G)(39N,30G,45B,43N) () (20G,40N) (43N,27N) () ().
Cudzik: () () () () () () () () () () () () (48N) ()OPPONENTS: () (23G) (38N) () (40N)(42N, 47N, 9G)(35B,41N,18G) (47N,38N) (44N) (42N) (35N,20N,32N,16G)(27N,45G) (28N,42N,24G, 49N, 46G) (32G,26G,10G).
EDITORS NOTE: Due to insufficient data, the starting
line-ups from 1960-67 are incomplete.
1960 Coaching Staff: Joe Collier, Defensive Backfield,
Mike Holovak, Offensive Backfield, Red Miller, Offensive
Line, Jerry Smith, Defensive Line.
No AFL All-Star Game Played

INT%
3.8
9.5
18.2
0.0
0.0
4.8
5.8

LG
78
31
39
23
0
78
--

SK/YDS--/---/---/---/---/-36/261
29/216

RATING
70.9
20.1
83.1
64.0
39.6
63.7
62.1

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HEAD COACH: LOU SABAN (2-3), MIKE HOLOVAK (7-1-1) • SECOND IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: BOSTON UNIVERSITY FIELD

Date
9/09
9/16
9/23
10/01
10/07
10/13
10/22
10/29
11/03
11/12
11/17
12/03
12/09
12/17

W/L
L
W
W
L
L
T
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W

Score		 Opp.
20-21		 N.Y. Titans
45-17		 Denver
23-21 at Buffalo
30-37 at N.Y. Titans
27-38		 San Diego
31-31		 Houston
52-21		 Buffalo
18-17 at Dallas Texans
28-21		 Dallas Texans
15-27 at Houston
20-17		 Oakland
28-24 at Denver
35-21 at Oakland
41-0
at San Diego

PATS
OPP
238
243
93
72
120
151
25
20
4214
4123
301.0
294.5
936
967
4.5
4.3
1675
1041
389
350
4.3
3.0
119.6
74.4
2539
3082
181.4
220.1
33/256 44/408
2795
3490
420/206 479/241
49.0
50.3
21
22
64/37.6 71/40.7
32.13.0 15/16.3
64/659 67/662
24/9 36/20
52
41
15
9
29
27
8
5

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
98 98 118 99 - 413
Opponents
45 109 51 108 - 313

RUSHING
Lott
GarronBurtonParilli
CrawfordWest
YewcicSonginColcloughSchwedesWashington
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
100 461
69 38982 26038 18341 148
26
90
11
51
8
39
3
37
10
14
1
3
389 1675
350 1041

AVG LG
4.6 38
5.6 85t
3.2 43
4.8 24
3.6 34
3.5 31
4.6 13
4.9 11
12.3 16
1.4
5
3.0
3
4.3 85t
3.0 29

TD
5
2
2
4
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
14
9

RECEIVING
Cappelletti
ColcloughLottGarronStephens
BurtonCrawford
JohnsonYewcicWest
SchwedesShontaPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
45 76842 75732 33324 34119 186
13
115
9
85
9
82
6
56
5
42
1
21
1
9
206 2795
241 3490

AVG LG
17.1 53
18.0 58t
10.4 47
14.2 51t
9.8 31
8.8 45
9.4 25
9.1 21
9.3 46
8.4 1821.0 219.0 9
13.6 58t
14.5 75t

TD
8
9
6
2
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
29
27

AVG
30.6
11.3
4.3
10.0
9.0
6.0
37.0
12.0
12.0
14.8
9.4

LG
59
33
10
12
11
12
37
12
12
59
38

TD
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1

NO YDS AVG LG
64 2406 37.6 64
64 2406 37.6 64
71 2887 40.7 70

BLK
2
2
2

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Webb
5
Washington
4
Addison4
2
BruneyRobotti
2
Hall
2
Beach
1
Loudd
1
1
ShontaPatriots
22
Opponents
21
PUNTING
YewcicPatriots
Opponents

YDS
153
45
17
20
18
12
37
12
12
326
198

ATT
212
198
8
1
1
420
479

CMP
98
104
3
1
0
206
241

YARDS
1429
1314
25
27
0
2795
3490

NO
23
8
1
32
15

YDS AVG
109
4.7
128 16.0
8 8.0
245 13.0
245 16.3

LG
11
62
8
62
55

TD
0
0
0
0
2

KICK RETURNSGarronBurton
West
Long
Beach
Webb
Ratkowski
Stephens
SchwedesCudzikPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
16 438 27.4 89 1
15 401 26.7 91t 1
7
191 27.3 37 04
24 6.0 11 02
38 19.0 20 0
1
21 21.0 21 0
1
17 17.0 17 0
1
6 6.0 6 01
0 0.0 0 01
0 0.0 0 049 1136 23.2 91t 2
53 1255 23.7 90t 1

SACKS: Loudd 7.0, Dee 5.5, Addison 3.5, Hunt 3.0, Klein
2.5, Jacobs 1.0, Robutti 1.0, Hall 0.5, Team 3.0.
FIELD GOALS
Cappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
3-3 3-7 9-14 2-8 0-0
3-3 3-7 9-14 2-8 0-0
4-4 4-7
1-4 0-6 0-2

Cappelletti: (28G,32G,32N) (35G) (36G,35G,27N,46G)(34G,30G,22N,16G,46B) () (42N,17G,42N) (12G)(24G)(47N,27B) (33G,29N) (29G,33G,42N) (32B)(32N,35N,40N) (40G,32N,38G).

OPPONENTS: () (34G,27N,52N) () (26G) (10G, 41N,26N)(35N, 49N,24G) () (25G,42N,32N,38N) (44N) (25G,19G)(16G,60N)(23N,18G,43N, 43N) () ().
EDITORS NOTE: Due to insufficient data, the starting
line-ups from 1960-67 are incomplete.
1961 Coaching Staff: Joe Collier, Defensive Backfield,
Mike Holovak, Offensive Backfield, Red Miller, Offensive
Line, Jerry Smith, Defensive Line.
AFL All-Stars (7): LB Tom Addison (1), DB Fred Bruney (1),
WR Gino Cappelletti (1), DE Bob Dee (1), HB Larry Garron(1), DT Jim Hunt (1), G Charlie Leo (1).

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 8 0 8 0 48/50 17/32 0 147
Lott
11 5 6 0			0 66
Colclough 9 0 9 0			0 54
Garron6 2 3 1			
0 36
Parilli
5 4 0 1			
0 32
Webb
4 0 0 4			0 24
Stephens
3 0 2 1			
0 18
Burton3 2 0 1			
0 18
Johnson1 0 1 0			0 6Moore1 0 0 1			0 6Yewcic1 1 0 0			0 6Patriots 52 15 29 8 48/50 17/32 0 413
Opponents 41 9 27 5 40/40 9/23 0 313
2-Pt. Conversions: Parilli 1-1, Songin 0-1. Patriots
1-2, Opp.: 0-1.

PASSING
SonginParilli
YewcicCappelletti
BurtonPatriots
Opponents

PUNT RETURNS
BruneyBurtonLottPatriots
Opponents

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
PUNTS RETURN /AVG
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
16,683
14,47921,504
15,18917,74815,0709,398
20,50025,06335,64917,1699,303
6,500
21,339

CMP%
46.2
52.5
37.5
100.0
0.0
49.0
50.3

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YDS/ATT
6.74
6.64
3.13
27.00
0.00
6.65
7.29

TD
14
13
1
1
0
29
27

TD%
6.6
6.6
12.5
100.0
0.0
6.9
5.6

INT
9
9
2
0
1
21
22

INT%
4.2
4.5
25.0
0.0
0.0
5.0
4.6

LG
58t
53
18t
27t
0
58t
75t

SK/YDS--/---/---/---/---/-33/256
44/408RATING
73.0
76.5
46.4
158.3
0.0
72.9
74.0

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HEAD COACH: MIKE HOLOVAK • SECOND IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: BOSTON UNIVERSITY FIELD

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
L 28-42 at Dallas Texans
9/08
9/16
W 34-21 * Houston
9/21
W 41-16		 Denver
10/06 W 43-14 at N.Y. Titans
L 7-27		 Dallas Texans
10/12
10/19 W 24-20		 San Diego
10/26 W 26-16		 Oakland
T 28-28 at Buffalo
11/03
11/11
W 33-29 at Denver
11/18
L 17-21 at Houston
11/23 W 21-10		 Buffalo
11/30 W 24-17		 N.Y. Titans
12/09 W 20-14 at San Diego
12/16
L 0-20 at Oakland*Harvard Stadium

TEAM STATISTICS
Total First Downs
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
PUNT RETURNS/AVG
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
230
100
114
16
4736
338.3
943
5.0
1970
432
4.6
140.7
2766
197.6
23/1642930
382/19551.0
1369/38.5
26/5.352/456
37/20
41
11
25
5

Att.
32,00032,276
21,03814,412
23,874
20,88812,51433,24728,18735,25020,021
20,01519,887
8,000

OPP
220
68
136
16
4534
323.9
982
4.6
1426
393
3.6
101.9
3108
222.0
34/3273435
450/21648.0
2579/38.5
11/4.962/554
26/10
36
14
19
3

RUSHING
BurtonCrawford
GarronYewcicParilliKing
LottColcloughCappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS134 548
139 459
67 39233 21528 16921 144
34
8
1
14
1
-5
432 1970
393 1426

RECEIVING
ColcloughBurtonRomeo
Cappelletti
Crawford
Garron
King
Webb
Lott
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
40 868 21.7
40 461 11.5
34 608 17.8
34 479 14.0
22 224 10.1
18 236 8.4
5
42 8.41
11 11.01
1 1.0
195 2930 15.0
216 3435 15.9

LG TD
59
2
22
2
41t 2
27t 2
33t 2
71t 1
11
0
14
0
-5
0
71t 11
63t 14

LG
78t
69t
62
40
44
63t
33
11
1
78t
97t

TD
10
4
1
5
2
3
0
0
0
25
19

YDS AVG LG
83 16.6 28
73 14.6 22
42 8.4 16
94 31.3 47t
70 23.3 33t
3 1.5 30 0.0 0365 14.6 47
55 4.2 15

TD
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
3
1

NO YDS AVG LG
69 2654 38.5 56
69 2654 38.5 56
79 3040 38.5 75

BLK
1
1
0

INTERCEPTIONS NO
O’Hanley
5Felt
5
Addison5
3
Hall
Bruney3
Buoniconti2
Shonta2
Patriots
25
13
Opponents
PUNTING
YewcicPatriots
Opponents

AVG
4.1
3.3
5.9
6.5
6.0
6.9
4.3
14.0
-5.0
4.6
3.6

406

CMP
140
54
1
195
216

YARDS
1988
903
39
2930
3435

AVG
5.8
2.7
8.0
0.0
5.3
4.9

LG
22
7
8
0
22
15

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0

NO YDS
24 686
13 238
9 177
2
46
2
24
1
15
1
14
1
0
53 1200
64 1697

AVG
28.6
18.3
19.7
23.0
12.0
15.0
14.0
0.0
22.6
26.5

LG
95t
42
28
31
18
15
14
0
95t
93t

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

SACKS: Eisenhauer 5.5, Addison 5.0, Dee 4.0, Richardson 3.0, Rudolph 3.0, Klein 1.5, Bruney 1.0, Buoniconti
1.0, Team 4.0.
FIELD GOALS
Cappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
7-9 5-9 7-11
1-6 0-0
7-9 5-9 7-11 1-6 0-0
5-7 3-5 3-5 4-9 0-0

Cappelletti: (46B) (16N,46G,20G) (28G,33G)(28G,12G,38G) (44N,47N) (13G,31N) (25G,17G,31G,11G)(38N) (35G,37G,18G,14N, 39G) (30N,26G,20N,26N) (25N)(32G) (29N,18G, 43B, 9G) (37N,44N,32N,26N).

OPPONENTS: () (49N,10N) (37B,18G) () (33G,26N,24G)(43G,27G) (19G,27N) (14N,46N) (39N,16G,19G,46G,45N) ()(36G) (47N,47N,37G) (42G,42G) (19G,21G).
EDITORS NOTE: Due to insufficient data, the starting
line-ups from 1960-67 are incomplete.

AFL All-Stars (6): LB Tom Addison (2), DB Fred Bruney(2), DE Larry Eisenhauer (1), WR Jim Colclough (1), DB
Dick Felt (1), T Charlie Long (1).

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 5 0 5 0 38/40 20/37 0 128
Colclough 10 0 10 0			
0 60
Burton7 2 4 1			
0 42
Garron6 2 3 1			
0 36
4 2 2 0			0 26
Crawford
Yewcic2 2 0 0			
0 12Parilli
2 2 0 0			
0 12
Romeo
1 0 1 0			
0 6
Addison
1 0 0 1			0 61 1 0 0			
0 6
KingBruney1 0 0 1			0 6Hall1 0 0 1			0 6Patriots
41 11 25 5 38/40 20/37 0 346
Opponents 36 14 19 3 32/33 15/26 0 295
2-Pt. Conversions: Crawford 1-1. Patriots 1-1,
Opp.: 1-3.
ATT
252
126
3
382
450

KICK RETURNSGarronBurtonKing
Stephens
Crawford
Loudd
Dee
JacobsPatriots
Opponents

YDS
122
8
8
0
138
54

1962 Coaching Staff: Fred Bruney, Defensive Backfield, Marion Campbell, Defensive Line, Art Spinney,
Offensive Line.

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
50 116 78 102 - 346
Opponents
65 104 55 71 - 295

PASSING
Parilli
YewcicGarronPatriots
Opponents

PUNT RETURNS NO
Burton21
3BruneyBuoniconti
1
Hall
1
Patriots
26
Opponents
11

CMP%
55.3
42.9
33.3
51.0
48.0

YDS/ATT
7.86
7.17
13.00
7.67
7.63

TD
18
7
0
25
19

TD%
7.1
5.6
0.0
6.5
4.2

INT
8
5
0
13
25

INT%
3.2
4.0
0.0
3.4
5.6

LG
67t
78t
39
78t
97t

SK/YDS--/---/---/-23/164
34/327RATING
91.8
69.6
81.9
84.2
64.8

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HEAD COACH: MIKE HOLOVAK • FIRST IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: FENWAY PARK
Att.
24,12026,097
17,131
18,636
16,76926,49425,41829,24331,18528,402
17,20
16,981
23,462
12,598TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
PUNT RETURNS/AVG
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
222
59
144
19
3834
273.9
842
4.6
1107
310
3.6
79.1
2727
194.8
56/5263253
476/23048.3
29
88/39.9
25/13.062/1583
27/13
35
12
21
2

PATS
227
92
115
20
4201
300.1
874
4.8
1618
437
3.7
115.6
2583
184.5
27/2332816
410/18444.9
2975/38.4
40/9.364/614
29/12
37
16
17
4

33,04430,127SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
60 97 72 98 - 327
56 69 59 73 - 257
Opponents

PASSING
Parilli
YewcicCrawford
GarronPatriots
Opponents

ATT
337
70
2
1
410
476

CMP
153
29
2
0
184
230

YARDS
2345
444
27
0
2816
3253

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 2 0 2 0 35/36 22/38 0 113
5 0 5 0			0 30
GrahamCrump
5 5 0 0			0 30
5 5 0 0			0 30
Parilli
Garron4 2 2 0			0 24
Colclough3 0 3 0			0 18
Lott
3 2 1 0			0 18
Romeo
3 0 3 0			0 18
Suci
2 0 0 2			0 12
Buoniconti 1 0 0 1			0 6Crawford
1 1 0 0			0 6Yewcic1 1 0 0			0 6Neumann
1 0 1 0			0 6Hunt1 0 0 1			0 6Rudolph0 0 0 0			1 2TEAM0 0 0 0			1 2Patriots
37 16 17 4 35/36 22/38 2 327
Opponents 35 12 21 2 35/35 4/21 0 257
2-Pt. Conversions: Crawford 0-1. Patriots 0-1,
Opp.: 0-0.
RUSHING
GarronCrawford
YewcicNeumann
Parilli
Crump
Lott
Cappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS179 750
71 23322 16144 14836 12649 12035
781
2
437 1618
310 1107

AVG LG
4.1 47t
3.3 197.3 463.4
17
3.5 192.5 21
2.2
7
2.0
2
3.7 47t
3.6 68t

TD
2
1
1
0
5
5
2
0
16
12

RECEIVING
ColcloughCappelletti
Romeo
GarronGrahamCrawford
Neumann
Crump
Lott
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
42 69334 49332 41826 41821 550
10
89
10
48
6
46
3
61
184 2816
230 3253

AVG LG
16.5 56t
14.5 38
13.1 38
16.0 76t
26.1 77t
8.9 284.8 16
7.7 12
20.3 55t
15.3 77t
14.1 74t

TD
3
2
3
2
5
0
1
0
1
17
21

AVG
39.6
6.7
27.0
26.3
14.0
8.0
5.0
78.0
22.0
0.0
22.2
12.2

LG
98t
17
35
61
26
14
12
78t
22
0
98t
62t

TD
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
3
1

TD%
3.9
5.7
0.0
0.0
4.1
4.4

INT
24
5
0
0
29
29

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS
Suci
7 277
Addison
4 27
Felt
3 81
O’Hanley
3 79
Buoniconti
3 42
Hall
3 24
Shonta
3 15
Hunt
1 78
Stephens
1 22
Eisenhauer
10Patriots
29 645
Opponents
29 353

CMP%
45.4
41.4
100.0
0.0
44.9
48.3

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YDS/ATT
6.96
6.34
13.5
0.0
6.87
6.83

TD
13
4
0
0
17
21

PUNTING
YewcicPatriots
Opponents

YDS AVG LG
2880 38.4 65
2880 38.4 653515 39.9 68

BLK
2
2
1

PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG
Suci
25 233
9.3 22
Stephens
14 117 8.3 26
Garron1
23 23.0 23
Patriots
40 373 9.3 26
Opponents
25 325 13.0 61

TD
0
0
0
0
0

KICK RETURNSGarronSuci
Crump
WatsonYates
Patriots
Opponents

NO
75
75
88

NO YDS AVG LG TD
28 693 24.7 58 0
17 360 21.1 35 0
3
33 11.0 14 01
9 9.0 9 01
0 0.0 0 0
50 1095 21.9 58 0
68 1587 23.3 47 0

SACKS: Eisenhauer 9.0, Dee 7.0, Buoniconti 6.5, Rudolph 6.0, Antwine 4.0, Addison 2.5, Hall 2.0, Richardson 1.0, Team 8.0.
FIELD GOALS
Cappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
2-3 3-4 12-16 5-14 0-1
2-3 3-4 12-16 5-14 0-1
0-1 1-2 2-9
1-8 0-1

Cappelletti: (47N,31G,44N) (35G,9N,36G) (46G,47G)(49N,18G) (45N,22G) (37G,32G) (24G,34G,42G,32G) (23B)(48N,40N,37N, 37G) (38N,36G,25G,37N,55N) (32G,40N,
43N) (41N,43G) (33G,38N,32G,44G) (14G).

OPPONENTS: (39N) (30N,31G) () (43N,38N,
52N) (36G,38N) () () (40N,42B) (46G) (12N,48N)(36N,27G,25N,45N) (37N) () (41N,37N, 49N).
EDITORS NOTE: Due to insufficient data, the starting
line-ups from 1960-67 are incomplete.

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
W 38-14 * N.Y. Jets
9/08
9/14
L 13-17 at San Diego
W 20-14 at Oakland
9/22
9/29
L 10-14 at Denver
10/05 L 24-31 at N.Y. Jets
10/11
W 20-14		 Oakland
10/18 W 40-21		 Denver
10/26 L 21-28 at Buffalo
W 45-3		 Houston
11/01
L 6-7		 San Diego
11/10
11/17
T 24-24		 Kansas City
12/01 W 17-7		 Buffalo
12/08 W 46-28 at Houston
12/14
L 3-35 at Kansas City
AFL PLAYOFFS
12/28 W 26-8 at Buffalo
1/05
L 10-51 at San Diego* Boston College Alumni Sta­di­um

1963 Coaching Staff: Fred Bruney, Defensive Backfield, Marion Campbell, Defensive Line, Art Spinney,
Offensive Line.
AFL All-Stars (11): LB Tom Addison (3), DT Houston Antwine (1), LB Nick Buoniconti (1), WR/K Gino Cappelletti(2), DE Bob Dee (2), DE Larry Eisenhauer (2), RB Larry
Garron (2), DB Ron Hall (1), G Charlie Long (2), G Billy
Neighbors (1), QB Babe Parilli (1).

INT%
7.1
7.1
0.0
0.0
7.1
6.1

LG
77t
57t
15
0
77t
74t

SK/YDS--/---/---/---/-66/626
56/526

RATING
52.1
52.3
118.8
39.6
52.5
60.2

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Results

HEAD COACH: MIKE HOLOVAK • SECOND IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: FENWAY PARK

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
W 17-14 at Oakland
9/13
9/20
W 33-28 at San Diego
9/27
W 26-10 * N.Y. Jets
10/04 W 39-10 at Denver
10/09 L 17-26		 San Diego
10/16
T 43-43		 Oakland
10/23 W 24-7		 Kansas City
L 14-35 at N.Y. Jets
10/31
11/06 W 25-24		 Houston
11/15
W 36-28 at Buffalo
11/20 W 12-7		 Denver
11/29 W 34-17 at Houston
12/06 W 31-24 at Kansas City
12/20 L 14-24		 Buffalo* Boston College Alumni Sta­di­um

Att.
21,126
20,56822,716
15,48535,09623,27927,40045,00328,16142,30824,97917,56013,16638,021TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
PUNT RETURNS/AVG
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
243
63
165
15
4360
311.4
933
4.7
1143
356
3.2
81.6
3217
229.8
47/4283645
530/26149.2
31
82/41.5
24/7.784/744
33/16
36
10
23
3

PATS
226
66
144
16
4527
323.4
856
5.1
1361
381
3.6
97.2
3166
226.1
29/301
3467
476/22948.1
2778/38.038/7.353/467
23/12
41
9
31
1

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
61 84 98 122 - 365
Opponents
65 81 69 82 - 297

RUSHING
GarronBurtonGarrett
Parilli
Cappelletti
YewcicPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS183 585
102 340
56 25934 1681
7
52
381 1361
356 1143

AVG
3.2
3.3
4.6
4.9
7.0
0.4
3.6
3.2

LG
16
33
58
32
7
2
58
71

TD
2
3
2
2
0
0
9
10

RECEIVING
Cappelletti
GrahamGarronColcloughBurtonRomeo
Garrett
SnyderCrawford
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS49 86545 72040 35032 65727 30626 445
8 101
1 12
1
11
229 3467
261 3645

AVG
17.7
16.0
8.8
20.5
11.3
17.1
12.6
12.0
11.0
15.1
14.0

LG
58t
80t
52t
59t
59t
38
57
12
11
80t
80t

TD
7
6
7
5
2
4
0
0
0
31
23

INTERCEPTIONS
Hall
Webb
Buoniconti
O’Hanley
Felt
Addison
ShontaDukes
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
11 148 13.5
6 43 7.2
5 75 15.0
3 120 40.0
2 10 5.02
4 2.0
1 21 21.0
1
6 6.0
31 427 13.8
27 485 18.0

LG
50
25
26
47
8
4
21
6
50
70

TD
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1

PUNTING
YewcicParilli
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS73 2787
5 180
78 2967
82 3401

LG
63
45
63
67

BLK
1
0
1
1

PUNT RETURNS
Burton
Cloutier
Stephens
Garrett
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
1178
7.1 1920 136 6.8 40
534 6.8 112
28 14.0 28
38 276 7.3 40
24 185 7.7 52

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0

AVG
38.7
36.0
38.0
41.5

KICK RETURNSGarrett
GarronBurtonDukes
Stephens
Cloutier
Romeo
Oakes
WatsonYates
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
32
749
10
198
7
131
2
33
2
5
1
46
1
5
1
0
1
0
1
0
58 1167
70 1637

AVG
23.4
19.8
18.7
16.5
2.5
46.0
5.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
20.1
23.4

LG TD
42 0
31 0
27 0
17 0
5 0
46 0
5 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
46 0
93t 1

SACKS: Eisenhauer 7.5, Antwine 5.5, Buoniconti 4.5,
Dee 3.5, St. Jean 3.0, Hunt 2.5, Richardson 2.5, Rudolph
2.5, Dukes 2.0, O’Hanley 1.0, Shonta 1.0, Team 2.0.
FIELD GOALS
Cappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
6-6 5-6
5-9 8-16 1-2
6-6 5-6
5-9 8-16 1-2
5-6 0-2
5-8 4-13 0-1

Cappelletti: (47N,46N,48G) (41G,57N, 45N,
26N,32G,37G,37G) (47G,26G, 49N,41G,42G, 44N)
(11G,30G,16G, 47G,14G,17G) (48G) (41N,31N) (25G) (30N)(25G,33G,22G,41G) () (35N,51G) (35N,28G,15G,45N)(12G) (46N).

OPPONENTS: (47N,48N) (26N,30G,12G) (40G, 47N) (32G)(54N,16G,17G) (41G, 33N,37G, 9B,38G) (43G) () (46N,23N,
10G) (41G,33G, 35N) (46N,39N) (49N, 49G,41N) (42G)(12N).
EDITORS NOTE: Due to insufficient data, the starting
line-ups from 1960-67 are incomplete.
1964 Coaching Staff: Art Spinney, Offensive Line, Carl
Taseff, Defensive Backs, Chuck Weber, Defensive Line/
Backfield.
AFL All-Stars (9): LB Tom Addison (4), DT Houston Antwine (2), LB Nick Buoniconti (2), WR/K Gino Cappelletti(3), DE Bob Dee (3), DE Larry Eisenhauer (3), RB Larry
Garron (3), C Jon Morris (1), QB Babe Parilli (2).

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 7 0 7 0 36/36 25/39 0 155
Garron9 2 7 0			0 54
Graham6 0 6 0			0 36
Colclough5 0 5 0			0 34
5 3 2 0			0 30
BurtonRomeo
4 0 4 0			0 24
Garrett
2 2 0 0			0 12
Parilli
2 2 0 0			0 12
O’Hanley1 0 0 1			0 60 0 0 0			1 2RudolphPatriots
41 9 31 1 36/36 25/39 1 365
Opponents 36 10 23 3 32/33 14/30 0 297
2-Pt. Conversions: Cappelletti 1-1, Colclough 2-2,
Parilli 0-2. Pa­tri­ots 3-5, Opp.: 2-3.

PASSING
Parilli
GarronYewcicCappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

408

ATT
473
2
1
0
476
530

CMP
228
0
1
0
229
261

YARDS
3465
0
2
0
3467
3645

CMP%
48.2
0.0
100.0
0.0
48.1
49.2

YDS/ATT
7.33
0.0
2.0
0.0
7.28
6.88

TD
31
0
0
0
31
23

TD%
6.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
6.5
4.3

INT
27
0
0
0
27
31

INT%
5.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.7
5.8

LG
80t
0
2
0
80t
80t

SK/YDS
27/2790/0
0/0
1/11
29/30147/428RATING
70.8
39.6
79.2
-70.6
61.9

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Date
9/11
9/19
9/24
10/03
10/08
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/07
11/14
11/21
11/28
12/12
12/18

W/L
L
L
L
L
L
T
L
W
L
L
T
W
W
W

HEAD COACH: MIKE HOLOVAK • THIRD IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: FENWAY PARK

Score		 Opp.
7-24
at Buffalo
10-31 at Houston
10-27		 Denver
17-27 at Kansas City
10-24		 Oakland
13-13		 San Diego
21-30 at Oakland
22-6 at San Diego
7-23		 Buffalo
20-30		 N.Y. Jets
10-10		 Kansas City
27-23 at N.Y. Jets
28-20 at Denver
42-14		 Houston

PATS
214
55
130
29
3624
258.9
883
4.1
1117
373
3.0
79.8
2507
179.1
37/3472854
473/19340.8
2982/40.1
58/537
24/12
27
8
19
0

OPP
232
92
127
13
4131
295.1
886
4.7
1531
425
3.6
109.4
2600
185.7
30/291
2891
431/20647.8
2178/42.1
72/658
24/9
34
10
17
7

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
39 98 46 61 - 244
60 87 62 93 - 302
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 9 0 9 0 27/27 17/27 0 132
Nance
5 5 0 0			0 30
Burton3 1 2 0			0 18
Colclough3 0 3 0			0 18
Garrett
3 1 2 0			0 18
Romeo
2 0 2 0			0 12
Garron2 1 1 0			0 12
Cunningham 0 0 0 0			1 2Team0 0 0 0			1 2Patriots
27 8 19 0 27/27 17/27 2 244
Opponent 34 10 17 7 28/28 22/40 0 302
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 0-0; Opp. 2-6 (1-4 pass;
1-2 run)PASSING
Parilli
WilsonYewcicPatriots
Opponents

ATT
426
46
1
473
431

CMP
173
20
0
193
206

YARDS
2597
257
0
2854
2891

RUSHING
Nance
GarronParilli
Garrett
BurtonBellinoJohnsonWilsonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS111 32174 25950 20042 14745 108
24
49
19
29
8
4
373 1117425 1531

LG
20
59
17
26
22
10
9
17
59
63t

TD
5
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
8
10

RECEIVING
ColcloughCappelletti
GrahamWhalenGarronRomeo
Nance
BurtonGarrett
BellinoJohnsonYewcicPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
40 677 16.9
41
37 680 18.4 57t
25 316 12.6 33
22 381 17.3 67
15 222 14.8 52
15 203 13.5 36
12
83 6.9 22
10 127 12.7 73t
749
7.0 15574 14.8 20
429
7.3 23
1
13 13.0 13
193 2854 14.8 73t
206 2891 14.0 85t

TD
3
9
0
0
1
2
0
2
2
0
0
0
19
17

INTERCEPTIONSHall
Buoniconti
ShontaWebb
Cunningham
Hennessey
Graves
FarmerAddisonDukes
O’Hanley
AntwinePatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
3
35 11.7 29
3
31 10.3 26
246 23.0 27
245 22.5 45
2
16 8.0 10
2
14
7.0
14
2
0 0.0
0
1
16 16.0 16
1
13 13.0 13
1
10 10.0 10
1
5 5.0
5
1
2 2.0
2
21 233 11.1 45
29 365 12.6 38t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4

PUNTING
YewcicWilsonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
76 3094 40.7 70
6 194 36.0 49
82 3288 40.1 70
78 3281 42.1 64

BLK
2
1
3
0

PUNT RETURNS NO
Burton15
Cunningham
5
Hennessey
5
Garrett
1
1
Nance
Patriots
27
Opponents
33

CMP%
40.6
43.5
0.0
40.8
47.8

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YDS/ATT
6.10
5.59
0.00
6.03
6.71

FC
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

TD
18
1
0
19
17

AVG
2.9
3.5
4.0
3.5
2.4
2.0
1.5
0.5
3.0
3.6

YDS
61
35
21
19
16
152
232

KICK RETURNS
Cunningham
Garrett
BurtonBellinoGarronDukes
Nance
JohnsonRudolphCanalePyne
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
17 37412 232
7 188
7 138
5
141
3
45
3
40
2
29
1
4
2
0
1
0
60 1191
41 946

AVG LG TD
22.0 45 0
19.3 25 0
26.9 39 0
19.7 26 0
28.2 36 0
15.0 20 0
13.3 19 0
14.5 16 0
4.0
4 0
0.0
0 0
0.0
0 0
19.9 45 0
23.1 102t 1

SACKS: Eisenhauer 9.5, Antwine 3.5, Hunt 3.0, Buoniconti 2.0, Pyne 2.0, St. Jean 2.0, Addison 1.0, Hall 1.0,
Dukes 0.5, Long 0.5, Team 2.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cappelletti
5/5 4/7
7/11 0/2 1/2
Patriots
5/5 4/7 7/11 0/2 1/2
Opponents 11/11 3/5 5/14 3/8 0/2
Cappelletti:(47N)(33G,38N,25B)(16G)(18G) (13G) (21G,26B,22G) () (36N,30G,33G)(29N) (35N,30G,30G,42N) (17G) (33G,53G) ()(36N,20G,50N,10G,24G,31G).

OPPONENTS:(34N,36G,30B)(36N,36B,45G)(30G,18G) (14G,48G,43N,51N,36N) (47N,39N,38G,37N)(40G,42N,10G)(22G,34N,19G,9G)(49N,42N)(28G,16G,32G) (16G,19G,14G) (50N,32G,37N) (25N,14G,
13G,26G) (27B) ().
EDITORS NOTE: Due to insufficient data, the starting
line-ups from 1960-67 are incomplete.
1965 Coaching Staff: Jesse Richardson, Defensive
Line, Art Spinney, Offensive Line, Chuck Weber, Defensive Line/ Backfield.

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacks/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
45,50232,44526,782
26,77324,82420,92420,85833,366
24,415
18,58913,05659,334
27,207
14,508

AFL All-Stars (4): DT Houston Antwine (3), LB Nick Buoniconti (3), DE Bob Dee (4), C Jon Morris (2).

AVG LG TD
4.1 12 0
7.0 13 0
4.2 9 019.0 19 0
16.0 16 0
5.6 19 0
7.0 41 0

TD%
4.2
2.2
0.0
4.0
3.9

INT
26
3
0
29
21

INT%
6.1
6.5
0.0
6.1
4.9

LG
73t
30
0
73t
85t

SK/YDS--/---/---/-37/347
30/291RATING
50.0
41.7
39.6
49.1
62.7

409

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Results

Date
9/10
9/18
9/25
10/02
10/08
10/23
10/30
11/06
11/13
11/20
11/27
12/04
12/11
12/17

W/L
L
W
L
T
W
W
W
L
W
T
W
W
W
L

HEAD COACH: MIKE HOLOVAK • SECOND IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: FENWAY PARK

Score		 Opp.
0-24 at San Diego
24-10 at Denver
24-43		 Kansas City
24-24		 N.Y. Jets
20-10 at Buffalo
35-17		 San Diego
24-21		 Oakland
10-17		 Denver
27-21		 Houston
27-27 at Kansas City
20-14 at Miami
14-3		 Buffalo
38-14 at Houston
28-38 at N.Y. Jets

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
243
100
121
22
4536
324.0
889
5.1
1963
471
4.2
140.2
2573
183.8
25/211
2784
393/18647.3
2176/36.5
64/601
25/13
38
17
20
1

Att.
29,53925,33722,641
27,25545,54232,371
26,941
18,154
23,426
41,47522.75439,35017,10058,921

OPP
243
68
153
22
4491
320.8
900
5.0
1135
369
3.1
81.1
3356
239.7
22/2093565
509/24748.5
2286/38.5
76/757
30/15
36
7
26
3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
58 111 89 57 - 315
Opponents
64 58 61 100 - 283
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 6 0 6 0 35/36 16/32 0 119
11 11 0 0			0 66
Nance
Garron9 4 5 0			0 54
Graham4 0 4 0			0 24
Whalen4 0 4 0			0 24
Cappadonna 1 1 0 0			0 81 0 1 0			0 6BellinoHunt
1 0 0 1			0 6Parilli
1 1 0 0			0 6Romeo0 0 0 0			0 2Patriots 38 17 20 1 35/36 16/32 0 315
Opponents 36 7 26 3 34/36 11/26 0 283
2-Pt. Conversions: Cappadona 1-1, Romeo 1-1. Patriots
2-2; opp. 0-0.

PASSING
Parilli
HuartePatriots
Opponents

410

ATT
382
11
393
509

CMP
181
5
186
247

YARDS
2721
63
2784
3565

RUSHING
Nance
GarronCappadona
Parilli
HuarteGarrett
YewcicPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS299 1458
101 319
22 88
28 42
7 40
13 21
-5
1
471 1963
369 1135

AVG
4.9
3.2
4.0
1.5
5.7
1.6
-5.0
4.2
3.1

LG TD
65t 11
54
4
13
1
17
1
13
0
5
0
-5
0
65t 1761
7

RECEIVING
GrahamCappelletti
GarronWhalenColcloughNance
BellinoRomeo
Garrett
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS51 67343 67630 41629 50216 284
8 103
6
77
2 46
1
7
186 2784
247 3565

AVG
13.2
15.7
13.9
17.3
17.8
12.9
12.8
23.0
7.0
15.0
14.4

LG TD
42
4
63t
6
61t
5
45
4
32
0
45
0
25t
1
29
0
7
0
63t 2077t 26INTERCEPTIONSHall
Hennessey
Buoniconti
Felt
ShontaFraserGravesWebb
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
6 159
6 99
4 43
2 35
1
9
1
3
0
1
0
1
22 34821 204

AVG
26.5
16.5
10.8
17.5
9.0
3.0
0.0
0.0
15.8
9.7

LG
87
33
41
32
9
3
0
0
87
32t

PUNTING
FraserYewcicPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG BLK
55 204437.2 68 2
21 732 34.9 49
176 2776 36.5 68 3
86 3312 38.5 60 1

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

PUNT RETURNS NO FC
Hennessey
7 0Johnson
7 0
Purvis5 0
Bellino4 0
Graves1 0
Patriots
24 0
20 0
Opponents

YDS
39
37
43
19
5
143
127

AVG LG TD
5.6 11 0
5.3 12 0
8.6 18 0
4.8 13 0
5.0 5 06.0 18 0
6.4 21 1

CMP%
47.4
45.5
47.3
48.5

TD
20
0
20
26

TD%
5.2
0.0
5.1
5.1

YDS/ATT
7.12
5.73
7.08
7.00

INT
20
1
21
22

KICK RETURNS
BellinoCunningham
PurvisCappadonna
GarronJohnson, B.
SingerMangumColcloughJohnsonPatriots
Opponents

NO
18
17
8
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
54
46

YDS
410
371
185
46
49
45
27
8
2
2
1145
988

AVG LG TD
22.8 43 0
21.8 39 0
23.1 34 0
15.3 17 0
24.5 29 0
22.5 23 0
27.0 27 0
8.0 8 02.0 2 02.0 2 021.2 43 0
21.5 62 0

SACKS: Hunt 9.0, Eisenhauer 4.5, Dee 2.5, Addison 2.0,
Farmer 2.0, Antwine 1.5, Fraser 1.5, Team 1.0.
FIELD GOALS
Cappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
6/6 1/4
6/9 3/11 0/2
6/6 1/4 6/9 3/11 0/2
6/6 1/5 2/7 2/7 0/1

Cappelletti: (45N) (24N,44G,14G,32G) (30G) (51N,17G)(10G,47N,31G,50N) (47N) (14G,45N) (34B,33G,31N,20N)(28G,44G,29N) (31G,19G) (47B,32G,49G,42N) (42N,41B)(13G,35N) ( ).

OPPONENTS: (10G,40N) (18G) (11G) (48N,38N,30N,17G)(33N,36N,37G,27N) (25N,43G) (45N, 28N,52N) (36G,42N)(34N, 48N) (23G,40G,28N) () (11G) () (12G).
EDITORS NOTE: Due to insufficient data, the starting
line-ups from 1960-67 are incomplete.
1966 Coaching Staff: Rommie Loudd, Linebackers,
Jesse Richardson, Defensive Line, Art Spinney, Offensive
Line, Chuck Weber, Defensive Line/Backfield.
AFL All-Stars (11): DT Houston Antwine (4), LB Nick
Buoniconti (4), WR/K Gino Cappelletti (4), DE Larry Eisenhauer (4), DT Jim Lee Hunt (2), C Jon Morris (3), FB Jim
Nance (1), T Tom Neville (1), QB Babe Parilli (3), DB Chuck
Shonta (1), G Len St. Jean.

INT%
5.2
9.0
5.3
4.3

LG
63t
17
63t
77t

SK/YDS--/---/-25/211
22/209RATING
66.9
25.9
65.7
70.7

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Date
9/03
9/09
9/17
9/24
10/08
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/05
11/12
11/19
11/26
12/09
12/17

W/L
L
L
L
W
T
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L

HEAD COACH: MIKE HOLOVAK • FIFTH IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: FENWAY PARK

Score		 Opp.
21-26 at Denver
14-28 at San Diego
7-35 at Oakland
23-0 at Buffalo
31-31 at San Diego
41-10		 Miami
14-48		 Oakland
23-30 at N.Y. Jets
18-7		 Houston
10-33		 Kansas City
24-29		 N.Y. Jets
6-27 at Houston
16-44		 Buffalo
32-41 at Miami

PATS
219
80
120
19
4027
287.6
870
4.6
1604
391
4.1
114.6
2423
173.1
45/361
2784
434/19144.0
3265/40.5
59/520
37/22
33
10
20
3

OPP
219
61
138
20
4206
300.4
871
4.8
1350
417
3.2
96.4
2856
204.0
31/2673123
423/21149.9
1773/41.970/722
26/15
48
12
28
8

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
74 81 60 65 - 280
76 139 66 108 - 389
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 3 0 3 0 29/30 16/31 0 95
Nance
8 7 1 0			0 48
Garron5 0 5 0			0 30
Whalen5 0 5 0			0 30
Graham4 0 4 0			0 24
Trull
3 3 0 0			0 18
Cappadona 1 0 1 0			0 6Charles
1 0 0 1			0 6Cunningham 1 0 0 1			0 6Garrett
1 0 0 1			0 6Leo1 0 1 0			0 6Buoniconti 0 0 0 0			1 2Hunt0 0 0 0			1 2Canale0 0 0 0
1/1 0/0 0 1
Patriots 33 10 20 3 30/31 16/31 2 280
Opponent 48 12 28 8 44/46 19/31 0 389
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 0-2, Opp. 0-2.

PASSING
ParilliTrull
HuartePatriots
Opponents

ATT
344
81
9
434
423

CMP
161
27
3
191
211

YARDS
2317
442
25
2784
3123

RUSHING
Nance
GarronCappadona
Parilli
Trull
BellinoLeo
Garrett
HuarteGrahamPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS269 1216
46 16328 100
14
61
19
35
6
15
1
7
5
7
2
5
1
-5
391 1604
417 1350

RECEIVING
GrahamWhalenCappelletti
GarronNance
ColcloughCappadona
Leo
Nichols
Garrett
Romeo
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
41 606 14.8
39 651 16.7
35 397 11.3
30 507 16.9
22 196 8.9
14 263 18.8
6 104 17.3
1
25 25.0
1
19 19.01
12 12.01
4 4.0
191 2784 14.6
211 3123 10.1

LG
TD
79t
4
41t
5
35
3
66
5
36
1
52
0
42
1
25t
1
19
0
12
0
4
0
79t 2075t 28INTERCEPTIONS
Webb
Buoniconti
ShontaMitchellCunningham, J.
CharlesHall
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
4
91 22.847 1.8
357 19.0
3
9 3.0
154 54.0
135 35.01
4 4.0
17 257 15.1
32 640 20.0

LG
41
7
28
9
54
35t
4
54t
68t

PUNTING
SwansonPatriots
Opponents

NO
65
65
73

PUNT RETURNS NO
Bellino15
Cunningham, J. 17
Johnson
6
Leo
5
43
Patriots
Opponents
31

CMP%
46.8
33.3
33.3
44.0
49.9

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YDS/ATT
6.74
5.46
2.78
6.41
7.38

AVG
4.5
3.5
3.6
4.4
1.8
2.5
7.0
1.4
2.5
-5.0
4.1
3.2

LG
53
20
11
18
10
10
7
8
4
-5
53
67

TD
7
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
10
12

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
7

YDS AVG LG
BLK2632 40.5
62 02632 40.5
62 03062 41.9
60 1
FC
8
5
1
0
14
12

YDS
129
105
124
54
412
252

TD
19
1
0
20
28

AVG LG TD
8.6 18 0
6.2 44 0
20.7 52 0
10.8 43 0
9.6 52 0
8.1 39 0

TD%
5.5
1.2
0.0
4.6
6.6

INT
24
7
1
32
17

KICK RETURNS
Cunningham
BellinoLeo
Garrett
GarronCappadonaSingerIlg
JohnsonPatriots
Opponents

NO
30
18
11
4
3
3
2
1
1
73
45

YDS AVG
627 20.9357 19.8
232 21.1
73 18.3
73 24.3
26 14.5
29 14.5
10 10.0
9 9.01436 19.7
946 21.0

LG
41
32
31
20
26
20
20
10
9
41
51

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

SACKS: Antwine 6.0, Eisenhauer 6.0, Hunt 5.0, Dee 2.5,
Buoniconti 1.0, Ilg 1.0, Satcher 1.0, Shonta 1.0, Philpott
0.5, Team 2.0.
FIELD GOALS
Cappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
4/6 3/4
3/6 6/11 0/4
4/6 3/4 3/6 6/11 0/4
7/8 6/7 4/6
2/9 0/1

Cappelletti:
()
(38N)
()
(33G,23G,49N,
20N,44N,44N,45G) (37N,51N,41G) (36N,17B) ()(14G,42G,33G) (50N,40G,13B,12G,18G) (47N,24G) (14G)(40G,50N, 51N,30G) (40N) (41G,20G).

OPPONENTS: (20G,9G) (45N,50N,42N) ( ) (49N,20N,39N)(32G,49N) (34G,35N) (12G,24G) (41N,14G,21G,26G,15N)() (33G,36G) (40G,49N) (44G,47N,23G) (12G,11G,23G)(13G,13G).
EDITORS NOTE: Due to insufficient data, the starting
line-ups from 1960-67 are incomplete.
1967 Coaching Staff: Rommie Loudd, Linebackers,
Jesse Richardson, Defensive Line, Art Spinney, Offensive
Line, Chuck Weber, Defensive Line/Backfield.
AFL All-Stars (7): DT Houston Antwine (5), LB Nick Buoniconti (5), RB Larry Garron (4), DT Jim Lee Hunt (3), C Jon
Morris (4), FB Jim Nance (2), T Don Oakes (1).

INT%
7.0
8.6
11.1
7.4
4.0

LG
79t
52
15
79t
75t

SK/YDS
29/25011/75
5/36
45/361
31/267

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
ReturnsAtt.
35,48839,22726,28945,74823,62023,95525,05762,784
19,42223,01026,79028,044
20,62725,969RATING
58.5
20.7
2.8
50.1
79.7

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Results

HEAD COACH: MIKE HOLOVAK • FOURTH IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: FENWAY PARK

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
W 16-7
at Buffalo
9/08
9/22
L 31-47		 *N.Y. Jets
W 20-17 at Denver
9/29
10/06 L 10-41 at Oakland
10/13
L 0-16		 Houston
10/20 W 23-6		 Buffalo
10/27
L 14-48 at N.Y. Jets
L 14-35		 Denver
11/03
11/10
L 17-27		 San Diego
L 17-31 at Kansas City
11/17
11/24
L 10-34		 Miami
12/01 W 33-14		 Cincinnati
12/08 L 7-38 at Miami
12/15
L 17-45 at Houston* at Birmingham, Ala.

Att.
38,86529,19237,02444,25332,502
21,08262,351
18,304
19,27848,271
18,305
17,79624,242
34,198TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
237
86
123
28
4415
315.4
922
4.8
1825
479
3.8
130.4
2590
185.0
27/2362826
416/200
48.1
23
81/40.5
70/874
37/17
49
22
20
7

PATS
181
69
94
18
3127
223.4
868
3.6
1362
421
3.2
97.3
1765
126.1
38/3562121
409/160
39.1
33
96/39.9
67/682
28/20
26
8
16
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
45 57 65 62 - 229
Opponents
83 111 89 123 - 406
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 2 0 2 0 26/26 15/27 0 83
Whalen7 0 7 0			0 42
Marsh
4 0 4 0			0 24
Nance
4 4 0 0			0 24
Gamble2 1 1 0			
0 12
Thomas
2 2 0 0			0 12
Garron1 1 0 0			0 6Graham1 0 1 0			0 6Philpott1 0 0 1			0 6Scarpitto
1 0 1 0			0 6Witt1 0 0 1			0 6Satcher0 0 0 0			1 2Patriots
26 8 16 2 26/26 15/27 1 229
Opponents 49 22 20 7 49/49 21/31 0 406
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 0-0, Opp. 0-0.

PASSING
ShermanTaliaferro
Corcoran
Patriots
Opponents

412

ATT
226
176
7
409
416

CMP
90
67
3
160
200

YARDS
1199
889
33
2121
2826

RUSHING
Nance
GambleThomas
GarronShermanTaliaferro
Marsh
JohnsonCappelletti
WhalenCorcoran
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
177 59378311
88 215
36
97
25
80
8
51
4
8
2
6
1
2
1
0
1
-1
421 1362
479 1825

LG
30t
40t
25
18
17
21
11
6
2
0
-1
40t
55t

TD
4
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
22

RECEIVING
WhalenMarsh
MurphyGrahamNance
Cappelletti
GambleThomasColcloughScarpitto
GarronCanalePatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
47 718 15.3 87t
19 331 17.4 70t
18 268 14.9 26
16 242 15.1 34
1451 3.6 13
13 182 14.0 30
1155 5.0 16
10
85 8.5 32
8 136 17.0 44
249 24.5 33t
1
4 4.0 40 0.0 01
160 2121 13.3 87t
200 2826 14.1 90t

TD
7
4
0
1
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
16
20

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Mitchell
7
Philpott4
Buoniconti
32
Johnson
McMahon2
Charles1
Cheyunski
1
Johnson1
1
WittSatcher1
Patriots
23
Opponents
33
PUNTING
SwansonScarpitto
Patriots
Opponents

AVG
3.4
4.0
2.4
2.7
3.2
6.4
2.0
3.0
2.0
0.0
-1.0
3.2
3.8

YDS AVG LG
41 5.9 2031
7.8 1722
7.3 1433 16.5 19
27 13.5 27
29 29.0 29
21 21.0 21
11 11.0 11
4 4.0 4t1
1
1.0
220 9.6 29
510 15.5 94t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
3

NO YDS AVG LG
62 2449 39.5 57
34 1382 40.6 87
96 3831 39.9 87
81 3280 40.5 65

BLK
2
2
4
0

PUNT RETURNS NO FC
Porter22
5
Johnson, B.
10
8
Leo
2
0
Graham2
3
Johnson, D.
1
3
Patriots
37 19
Opponents
59 13

YDS
135
34
12
11
5
197
502

AVG LG TD
6.1 24 0
3.4
9 0
6.0
8 0
5.5
6 0
5.0
5 0
5.3 24 0
8.5 76t 1

KICK RETURNS
PorterJohnson, B.
Marsh
Johnson, D.
Long
ThomasGrahamCheyunski
GamblePatriots
Opponents

NO
36
22
4
3
2
1
1
1
1
71
40

YDS AVG
812 22.6
442 20.1
74 18.5
63 21.0
20 10.0
22 22.0
9 9.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
1442 20.3
901 22.5

LG TD
61 0
36 0
27 0
26 0
11 0
22 0
9 0
0 0
0 0
61 0
63 0

SACKS: Antwine 7.5, Philpott 4.0, Byrd 3.5, Buoniconti
3.0, Witt 3.0, Hunt 1.5, Cheyunski 1.0, Toner 1.0, Eisenhauer 0.5, Team 2.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cappelletti
4/4
6/7
4/6 1/8 0/2
Patriots
4/4 6/7 4/6 1/8 0/2
Opponents
7/8 7/8 4/5 3/8 0/2
Cappelletti: (10G,28G,30G) (31G) (50N,22G,42N,7G)(24G) (49N) (39G,50N,20G,49N,16G) () () (25N,45N,35G)(29G,34B, 45N,35N) (15G,49N) (27G,42B) () (42G).

OPPONENTS:(42N,47B)(30G,27G,27G,48G)(27G,43N,24N) (19G,33G) (44G,40B,13B,15G,25G)(16G,11G) (12G, 23G) () (32G,33G) (40G,50N) (17G,22G) ()(33N,25G) (54N,42N,16G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Art Graham (6), Jim Colclough (4), Bill
Murphy (4); LT Tom Funchess (12), Don Oakes (2); LG
Justin Canale (13), Tom Funchess (1); C Jon Morris (14),RG Lennie St. Jean (13), Carl Singer (1); RT Tom Neville(13), D. Oakes (1); TE Jim Whalen (13), Bobby Nichols(1); WR Aaron Marsh (12), Gino Cappelletti (2); QB Mike
Taliaferro (8), Tom Sherman (5), Jim Corcoran (1); RB R.C.
Gamble (5), Jim Nance (5), Gene Thomas (3), Bill Murphy(1); FB J. Nance (7), R.C. Gamble (3), Larry Garron (2),
G. Thomas (2).
DEFENSE: LE Dennis Byrd (10), Jim Lee Hunt (4); LT J.L.
Hunt (10), D. Byrd (4); RE Larry Eisenhauer (8), Mel Witt(6); RT Houston Antwine (14); LLB Ed Philpott (14); MLB
Nick Buoniconti (9), Jim Cheyunski (4), Ray Ilg (1); RLB
Doug Satcher (13), Ed Koontz (1); LCB Leroy Mitchell (13),Daryl Johnson (1); RCB D. Johnson (10), John Charles (1),Bill Johnson (1), Art McMahon (1), L. Mitchell (1); SS J.
Charles (6), Don Webb (4), B. Johnson (3), A. McMahon(1); FS D. Webb (5), J. Charles (4), A. McMahon (3), B.
Johnson (1), D. Johnson (1).
1968 Coaching Staff: Claude Gibson, Defensive Backfield, Jesse Richardson, Defensive Line, Art Spinney,
Offensive Line, Tom Yewcic Offensive Backfield.
AFL All-Stars (5): DT Houston Antwine (6), WR/K Gino
Cappelletti (5), CB Leroy Mitchell (1), C Jon Morris (5),
T Tom Neville (2).

CMP%
39.8
38.1
42.9
39.1
48.1

YDS/ATT
5.31
5.05
4.71
5.19
6.79

TD
12
4
0
16
20

TD%
5.3
2.3
0.0
3.9
4.8

INT
16
15
2
33
23

INT%
7.1
8.5
28.6
8.1
5.5

LG
87t
70t
14
87t
90t

SK/YDS
19/19018/156
1/10
38/356
27/236

RATING
45.6
26.9
17.9
35.7
63.4

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HEAD COACH: CLIVE RUSH • TIED THIRD IN AFL EAST • HOME STADIUM: ALUMNI STADIUM (BOSTON COLLEGE)

Date W/L
L
9/14
9/21
L
L
9/28
10/05 L
10/11
L
10/19
L
10/26 L
11/02 W
L
11/09
W
11/16
11/23 W
11/30 W
L
12/07
L
12/14
*Tampa, Fla.

Score		 Opp.
7-35 at Denver
0-31		 Kansas City
23-38		 Oakland
14-23		 N.Y. Jets
16-23 at Buffalo
10-13		 San Diego
17-23 at N.Y. Jets
24-0		 Houston
16-17		 Miami
25-14 at Cincinnati
35-21		 Buffalo
38-23 at Miami*
18-28 at San Diego
23-27 at Houston

PATS
166
64
87
15
3419
244.2
729
4.7
1489
367
4.1
106.4
1930
138.6
24/261
2191
338/16247.9
1870/41.5
77/837
15/10
32
11
19
2

OPP
278
142
115
21
4810
343.6
898
5.4
2359
528
4.5
168.5
2451
175.1
22/1592619
348/20358.3
2055/38.6
69/810
33/14
38
18
18
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4Patriots
88 63 24 91
Opponents
78 82 92 64

OT TOTAL
- 266
- 316

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Cappelletti 0 0 0 0 26/27 14/34 0 68
Frazier
7 0 7 0			0 42
Garrett
7 5 2 0			0 42
Nance
6 6 0 0			0 36
Sellers
6 0 6 0			0 36
Rademacher 3 0 3 0			0 18
Johnson
1 0 0 1			1 8Charles
1 0 0 1			0 6Whalen1 0 1 0			0 6Jones0 0 0 0			1 2Hammond 0 0 0 0			0 2Patriots
32 11 19 2 26/27 14/34 2 266
Opponents 38 18 18 2 37/38 17/28 0 316
2-Pt. Conversions: Hammond 1-1, Janik 0-1, Taliaferro
0-1, Patriots 1-3, Opp. 0-0.

PASSING
Taliaferro
Hammond
Garrett
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
331
6
1
338
348

CMP
160
2
0
162
203

YARDS
2160
31
0
2191
2610

RUSHING
Nance
Garrett
GambleBlanksFrazier
Taliaferro
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
193 750
137 691
16
35
7
30
2
-1
12 -16367 1489
528 2359

AVG LG
3.9 43
5.0 80t2.2
94.3 12
9
-0.5
-1.3
2
4.1 80t
4.5 72

TD
6
5
0
0
0
0
11
18

RECEIVING
Garrett
Nance
Sellers
Frazier
Rademacher
WhalenMarshGambleBrown
BlanksCappelletti
Richardson
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
29 267
9.2 3429 168 5.8 27
27 705 26.1 77
19 306 16.1 50t
17 217 12.8 40
16 235 14.7 47
8 108 13.5 21
774 10.6 20
669 11.5 152
16 8.0 13
1
21 21.0 21
1
5 5.0 5162 2191 13.5 77
203 2610 12.9 76t

TD
2
0
6
7
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
19
18

INTERCEPTIONSCarwellCharles
PhilpottWebb
JohnsonCheyunski
Bramlett
Janik
Schottenheimer
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
4 114 28.5 38
446 11.5 25t
437
9.2 162
32 16.0 32
2
23 11.5 23
1
37 37.0 37
126 26.0 26
1
8 8.0 81
3 3.0 320 326 16.3 38
18 225 12.5 37

TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

PUNTINGJanik
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
70 2903 41.5 56
70 2903 41.5 56
55 2123 38.6 56

BLK
0
0
0

PUNT RETURNS NO
Garrett
12
Carwell5
Blanks5
Janik1
Gamble0
Gladieux
023
Patriots
Opponents
19

FC
0
0
2
0
1
3
6
21

YDS
159
43
10
0
0
0
212
114

AVG LG TD
13.3 45 0
8.6 13 0
2.0 12 0
0.0 0 00.0 0 00.0 0 09.2 45 0
6.0 64 0

KICK RETURNSGarrett
Marsh
BlanksScott
Gladieux
CarwellGambleBergerSchottenheimer
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
28
792
6
136
6
131
6
43
4
61
1
28
1
23
1
20
1
13
54 1247
56 1068

AVG
28.3
22.7
21.8
7.2
15.3
28.0
23.0
20.0
13.0
23.1
19.1

LG
63
41
25
14
20
28
23
20
13
63
47

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

SACKS: Antwine 5.0, Hunt 3.5, Eisenhauer 3.0, Berger
2.0, Cheynunski 1.5, Carwell 1.0, Henke 1.0, Jacobs 1.0,
Philpott 1.0, Witt 1.0, Team 2.0.
FIELD GOALS
Cappelletti
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
6/7 1/4 6/12 1/9 0/2
6/7 1/4 6/12 1/9 0/2
8/8 7/9
2/8 0/2 0/1

Cappelletti: (23N) (47N) (50N,16G) () (47N,32G,29N)(46N,18N,32G) (39G,49N) (30N,30G,41N) (22N,50N,17G)(11G,36G,43N,45N,43G,38N,33N) (49N,30N) (37N, 13G)
(34N,34G) (10G,19G,27G).

OPPONENTS: (35N) (16G) (25G,27N) (34N,16G,24G,13G)(24G,22G,22G) (12G,28G,28N) (38G,37N,32G,13G) (35N)(17G,41N,31N) (55N) () (22G) () (30N,48N,13G,19G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Charley Frazier (11), Bill Rademacher (3);LT Tom Funchess (14); LG Mike Montler (11), Charlie Long
(3); C Jon Morris (14); RG Lennie St. Jean; RT Tom Neville(14); TE Jim Whalen (11), Barry Brown (2), C. Frazier (1);
WR Ron Sellers (9), Aaron Marsh (4), B. Rademacher (1);QB Mike Taliaferro (14); RB Carl Garrett (5), Jim Nance(5), R.C. Gamble (4); FB J. Nance (9), C. Garrett (1), R.C.
Gamble (1).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
ReturnsAtt.
43,67922,002
19,06925,584
46,201
18,34662,29819,006
19,821
27,92725,584
32,12133,146
39,215

DEFENSE: LE Karl Henke (7), Ray Jacobs (5), John Cagle(1), Mel Witt (1); LT Jim Lee Hunt (14); RE Larry Eisenhauer(13), Ron Berger (1); RE Houston Antwine (14); LLB Ed
Phillpott (14); MLB Jim Cheyunski (14); John Bramlett(12), Marty Schottenheimer (1), J.R. William (1); LCB Larry
Carwell (13), John Outlaw (1); RCB Daryl Johnson (14);
SS John Charles (11), Don Webb (2), Tom Janik (1); FS D.
Webb (12), J. Charles (2).
1969 Coaching Staff: Bruce Beatty, Offensive Line,Bill Elias, Defensive Backfield, John Mazur, Offensive
Backfield, John Meyer, Linebackers, Jesse Richardson,
Defensive Line, Jerry Stoltz, Receivers.
AFL All-Stars (5): RB Carl Garrett (1), DT Jim Lee Hunt(4), C Jon Morris (6), WR Ron Sellers (1), QB Mike Taliaferro (1), S Don Webb (1).

CMP%
48.3
33.3
0.0
47.9
58.3

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YDS/ATT
6.53
5.17
0.0
6.48
7.50

TD
19
0
0
19
18

TD%
5.7
0.0
0.0
5.6
5.2

INT
18
0
0
18
20

INT%
5.4
0.0
0.0
5.3
5.7

LG
77
18
0
77
76t

SK/YDS
24/2610/0
0/0
24/261
22/159RATING
66.0
51.4
39.6
65.6
75.2

413

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HEAD COACH: CLIVE RUSH (1-6), JOHN MAZUR (1-6) • FIFTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: HARVARD STADIUM

Results

Date
9/20
9/27
10/04
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/01
11/08
11/15
11/22
11/29
12/06
12/13
12/20

W/L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L

Score		 Opp.
27-14		 Miami
21-31		 N.Y. Jets
6-14		 Baltimore
10-23 at Kansas City
0-16		 N.Y. Giants
3-27 at Baltimore
10-45		 Buffalo
0-31
at St. Louis
14-16		 San Diego
3-17
at N.Y. Jets
14-10 at Buffalo
20-37 at Miami
14-35		 Minnesota
7-45
at Cincinnati

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacks/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
184
63
98
23
2626
187.6
768
3.4
1040
334
3.1
74.3
1586
113.3
42/3891975
392/17644.9
2886/39.1
88/849
18/13
18
11
7
0

Att.
32,60736,04038,23550,69839,09160,24031,14846,46630,597
61,822
31,42751,03237,81960,157

OPP
242
115
105
22
4261
304.4
865
4.9
2074
503
4.1
148.1
2187
156.2
28/2432430
334/17753.0
863/43.8
101/1096
33/17
44
20
19
5

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2
3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
13 50 41 45 0 149
Opponents
92 131 55 83 0 361
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Nance
7 7 0 0			
0 42Cappelletti 0 0 0 0 12/13 6/15 0 30
Garrett
4 4 0 0			
0 24
Sellers4 0 4 0			
0 24
Turner2 0 2 0			
0 12
Gogolak0 0 0 0
5/5
2/7 0 111 0 1 0			
0 6
Knief
Patriots
18 11 7 0 17/18 8/22 0 149
Opponents 44 20 19 5 44/44 17/28 1 361

RUSHING
Nance
Garrett
LawsonKapp
BlanksRay
Taliaferro
Gladieux
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS145 522
88 272
56
99
20
71
13
44
5
13
3
11
4
8
334 1040
503 2074

AVG LG
3.6 21
3.1 26
1.8 15
3.6 14
3.4 12
2.6 4
3.7 6
2.0 8
3.1 26
4.1 56t

TD
7
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
20

RECEIVING
Sellers
TurnerGarrett
Nance
Brown
Beer
LawsonFrazier
BlanksRademacher
Knief
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
38 550 14.5 48
28 428 15.3 43
26 216 8.3 29
26 148 5.7 16
15 145 9.7 22
11 150 13.6 25
11113 10.3 19986 9.6 16549 9.8 18451 12.8 16
339 13.0 22t
176 1975 11.2 48
177 2430 13.7 60t

TD
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
7
19

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Johnson2
McMahon1
Philpott1
1
Scott
Bramlett1
Webb1
Williamson
1
Patriots
828
Opponents

YDS
51
72
23
18
16
2
2
184
302

AVG LG
25.5 4272.0 72
23.0 23
18.0 18
16.0 16
2.0 2
2.0 2
23.0 72
10.8 59t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

PUNTINGJanik
Patriots
Opponents

YDS AVG LG
3364 39.1 57
3364 39.1 57
2758 43.8 67

BLK
1
1
0

NO
86
86
63

PUNT RETURNS NO FC
Garrett
17 0
Blanks9 4
3 0
CarwellJohnson2 3
1
1
Lawson01
Gladieux
Patriots
32 9
42 16
Opponents

YDS
168
83
48
6
0
0
305
303

AVG LG TD
9.9 62 0
9.2 22 0
16.0 45 0
3.0 6 00.0 0 00.0 0 09.5 62 0
7.2 54 0

SACKS: Berger 9.0, Antwine 6.0, Lassiter 3.5, Hunt 2.5,
Bramlett 2.0, Cheynunski 1.5, Johnson 1.0, Philpott 0.5,
Team 2.0. Patriots 28.0, Opponent 42.0.
AFL All-Star (1): C Jon Morris (7).

KICK RETURNS
LawsonGarrett
BlanksCarwell
Whittingham
Schottenheimer
Beer
Beverly
Brown
Patriots
Opponents

NO
25
24
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
62
41

YDS AVG
546 21.8
511 21.3
152 21.730 30.0
24 24.0
8 8.0
4 4.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
1275 20.6
841 20.5

LG
52
30
29
30
24
8
4
0
0
56
96t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cappelletti
2/3 3/4
0/2 1/5 0/1
1/1 0/0
1/2 0/3 0/1
Gogolak
3/4 3/4
1/4 1/8 0/2
Patriots
Opponents 4/4 4/7
5/6 4/8 0/3
Cappelletti:(41G,50N,22G)
(40N)
(44N,
13G,23B,47N,25G) (25G) (14N) () () () () (35N,9G) ()(49B,39B) () ().
Gogolak: () () () () () (15G,40N,47N) (34N,32G) (48B) ()(50N) () () () ().

OPPONENTS: (22N) (25G) (35N) (42G,44G,50N,24G)(14G,18G,50N,22G) (12G,48G) (20G,47N) (43G)(45N,25N,23N) (37G,50N,43N) (37G) (15G,39G,30G)(40N) (37G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Bake Turner (13), Charley Frazier (1); LT
Tom Funchess (7), Mike Montler (7); LG Gary Bugenhagen(6), M. Montler (5), T. Funchess (3); C Jon Morris (14); RG
Lennie St. Jean (14); RT Tom Neville (13), Rex Mirich (1); TE
Barry Brown (10), Tom Beer (4); WR Ron Sellers (13), Bill
Rademacher (1); QB Joe Kapp (10), Mike Taliaferro (4);
RB Carl Garrett (8), Jim Nance (5), Odell Lawson (1); FB
J. Nance (8), C. Garrett (4), O. Lawson (1), Eddie Ray (1).
DEFENSE: LE Mel Witt (6), Ike Lassiter (5), Dennis Wirgowski (2), T. Funchess (1); LT Jim Lee Hunt (13), R. Mirich (1); RT Ron Berger (12), D. Wirgowski (2); RE Houston
Antwine (14); LLB Ed Phillpott (12), Mike Ballou (2); MLB
Jim Cheyunski (11), Marty Schottenheimer (3); RLB John
Bramlett (11), M. Ballou (2), M. Schottenheimer (1); LCB
Larry Carwell (8), Randy Beverly (3), Clarence Scott (2),Art McMahon (1); RCB Daryl Johnson (12), L. Carwell (1),
C. Scott (1); SS C. Scott (10), Don Webb (2), A. McMahon(1), D. Johnson (1); FS D. Webb (12), D. Johnson (1), C.
Scott (1).
1970 Coaching Staff: Bruce Beatty, Offensive Line,Bill Elias, Defensive Backfield, John Mazur, Offensive
Backfield, John Meyer, Linebackers, Jerry Richardson,
Defensive Line, Jerry Stoltz, Receivers.

PASSING
Kapp
Taliaferro
Patriots
Opponents

414

ATT
219
173
392
334

CMP
98
78
176
177

YARDS
1104
871
1975
2430

CMP%
44.7
45.1
44.9
53.0

YDS/ATT
5.04
5.03
5.04
7.28

TD
3
4
7
19

TD%
1.4
2.3
1.8
5.7

INT
17
11
28
8

INT%
7.8
6.4
7.1
2.4

LG
48
45
48
60t

SK/YDS
27/231
15/15842/38928/243

RATING
32.6
41.8
36.7
85.5

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1971 Final Statistics (6-8)

Date
9/19
9/26
10/03
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/07
11/14
11/21
11/28
12/05
12/12
12/19

W/L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W

HEAD COACH: JOHN MAZUR • TIED THIRD IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SCHAEFER STADIUM
Score		 Opp.
20-6		 Oakland
7-34		 Detroit
3-23		 Baltimore
20-0		 N.Y. Jets
3-41
at Miami
21-44 at Dallas
10-27 at San Francisco
28-20		 Houston
38-33		 Buffalo
7-27
at Cleveland
20-27 at Buffalo
34-13		 Miami
6-13
at N.Y. Jets
21-17 at Baltimore

PATS
190
85
94
11
72/198
36.3
3556
254.0
786
4.5
1669
419
4.0
119.2
1887
134.8
36/3192206
330/15948.2
16
87/37.3
67/657
26/16
29
7
19
3

OPP
237
106
111
20
81/208
38.9
4072
290.9
856
4.8
1918
481
4.0
137.0
2154
153.9
25/2492403
350/17048.6
1566/38.8
60/559
35/14
35
14
16
5

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
41 64 69 64 0 238
Opponents
82 105 54 84 0 325
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gogolak0 0 0 0 28/28 12/21 0 64
9 0 9 0			0 54
VatahaNance
5 5 0 0			0 30
Beer
3 0 3 0			0 18
Sellers3 0 3 0			0 18
Moss
2 0 1 1			0 12
2 1 1 0			0 12
Garrett
Bryant1 0 1 0			0 6Maitland1 1 0 0			0 6Carwell
1 0 0 1			0 6Crabtree1 0 1 0			0 6Outlaw
1 0 0 1			0 6Team0 0 0 00/1		0 0
Patriots 29 7 19 3 28/29 12/21 0 238
Opponents 35 14 16 5 34/35 27/36 0 325

PASSING
Plunkett
Gladieux
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
328
2
330
350

CMP
158
1
159
170

YARDS
2158
48
2206
2403

RUSHING
Garrett
Nance
Plunkett
Gladieux
MaitlandLawsonBryantCrabtree
NevillePatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
181 784
129 463
45 21037 175
13
25
8
8
4
1
2
11
0
-8
419 1669
481 1918

RECEIVING
VatahaGarrett
Nance
Sellers
Bryant
Beer
Moss
CrabtreeGladieux
Rucker
Sykes
MaitlandPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
51 872 17.1
22 265 12.0
18 95 5.3
14 222 15.9
14 212 15.1
12 191 15.99 124 13.8
9 120 13.3
6 60 10.0
2 24 12.0
1 15 15.0
1
6 6.0
159 2206 13.9
170 2403 14.1

LG
88t
80t
12
49
48
31t
20t
31t
25
19
15
6
88t
74t

TD
9
1
0
3
1
3
1
1
0
0
0
0
19
16

INTERCEPTIONSCarwell
Kiner
Outlaw
Beverly
Cheyunski
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
5
72
4
25
3
89
2
19
1
24
15 22916 157

AVG
14.4
6.3
29.7
9.5
24.0
15.3
9.8

LG
53t
14
60t
19
24
60t
25t

TD
1
0
1
0
0
2
1

PUNTINGJanik
Patriots
Opponents

NO
87
87
66

YDS AVG
3249 37.3
3249 37.3
2564 38.8

LG
58
58
64

BLK
0
0
1

FC
1
2
1
8
5
17
31

AVG LG TD
2.4 16 0
15.5 50 0
3.8 9 00.0 0 03.5 5 05.8 50 0
7.8 68t 1

PUNT RETURNS NO
Bryant108GarrettHarris5
Gladieux44GardinPatriots
31
36
Opponents

AVG
4.3
3.6
4.7
4.7
1.9
1.0
0.3
5.5
4.0
4.0

YDS
24
124
19
0
14
181
279

LG TD
38
1
50t 5
16
0
31
0
6
1
6
0
1
0
18
0
-8
0
50t 7
56t 14KICK RETURNSGarrett
GardinBryantGladieux
LawsonRucker
Maitland
Mallory
Hagen
Janik
Webb
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
24 538 22.4
14
321 22.9
10 252 25.2
6
85 14.2
2
47 23.5
245 22.5
240 20.0
1
19 19.0
1
7 7.0
1
0 0.0
1
0 0.0
64 1354 21.2
49 1427 29.1

LG
37
34
45
20
25
21
21
19
7
0
0
45
94t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

SACKS: Kiner 6.5, Adams 5.0, Lassiter 4.0, Berger 3.0,
May 2.5, Weisacosky 2.0, Philpott 1.0, Rowe 1.0, Weisaeosky 1.0. Patriots 26.0, Opponents 36.0.
FIELD GOALS
Gogolak
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1 1/3
6/7 3/7 1/3
1/1 1/3
6/7 3/7 1/3
8/9 4/5
5/6 9/14 1/2

Gogolak: (46G,22G) () (34G,46B,46N) (36N,53N) (51G)() (51N,48N,32G) (25N) (38G) (20B) (40G,17G) (37G,35G)(34G,47G) (47B).

OPPONENTS:(21N) (23G,27G) (42G,41G,50G) ()(34G,46N,42G)(16G,17G,45N,12G)(35G,41G,40N)(25G,41G,37N)(17G,48G,17G,12G)(34G,15N,31G)(51N,48G,41G) (26G,30G) (16G,42N,42G) (12G,40N).

STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Randy Vataha (13), Alfred Sykes (1); LT
Mike Montler (14); LG Halvor Hagen (14); C Jon Morris(13), Bill Lenkaitis (1); RG Lennie St. Jean (13), B. Lenkaitis (1); RT Tom Neville (14); TE Tom Beer (8), Roland Moss
(6); WR Ron Sellers (8), Eric Crabtree (4), Hubie Bryant(2); QB Jim Plunkett (14); RB Carl Garrett (14); FB Jim
Nance (13), Odell Lawson (1).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Made/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
55,40561,054
61,232
61,357
58,82265,70845,09253,15557,446
65,23827,16661,457
63,17557,942

DEFENSE: LE Ike Lassiter (12), Art May (2); LT Dave Rowe(9), Ron Berger (5); RE Dennis Wirgowski (8), A. May (5),R. Berger (1); RT Julius Adams (11), Houston Antwine(3); LLB Ed Weisacosky (10), Ed Phillpott (4); MLB Jim
Cheyunski (14); RLB Steve Kiner (14); LCB Larry Carwell(11), Randy Beverly (2), Perry Pruett (1); RCB John Outlaw(13), Rickie Harris (1); SS R. Harris (6), Clarence Scott (4),Don Webb (4); FS D. Webb (8), R. Harris (3), Tom Janik(2), J. Outlaw (1).
1971 Coaching Staff: Bruce Beatty, Offensive Line,
Dick Evans, Defensive Line, Tom Fletcher, Defensive
Backfield, John Meyer, Linebackers, Sam Rutigliano, Off.
Backs/Receivers, Jerry Stoltz, Receivers.
Pro Bowl (0)

CMP%
48.2
50.0
48.2
48.6

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YDS/ATT
6.58
24.0
6.68
6.87

TD
19
0
19
16

TD%
5.8
0.0
5.8
4.6

INT
16
0
16
15

INT%
4.9
0.0
4.8
4.3

LG
88t
48
88t
74t

SK/YDS
36/3190/0
36/31925/249RATING
68.6
95.8
69.1
68.5

415

1972 Final Statistics (3-11)

HEAD COACH: JOHN MAZUR (2-7), PHIL BENGTSON (1-4) • FIFTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SCHAEFER STADIUM

Results

Date
9/17
9/24
10/01
10/08
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/06
11/12
11/19
11/26
12/03
12/10
12/17

W/L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L

Score		 Opp.
7-31		 Cincinnati
21-20		 Atlanta
24-23		 Washington
14-38 at Buffalo
13-41		 N.Y. Jets
3-33 at Pittsburgh
10-34 at N.Y. Jets
17-24		 Baltimore
0-52 at Miami
24-27		 Buffalo
0-31
at Baltimore
21-37		 Miami
17-10 at New Orleans21-45 at Denver

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
236
89
126
24
66/188
35.1
3647
260.5
840
4.3
1532
386
4.0
109.4
2127
151.9
44/4522579
412/19848.1
28
75/38.1
66/761
26/10
24
13
10
1

Att.
60,99960,99960,99941,74960,99946,081
62,86760,99980,01060,99954,90760,99964,88951,656

OPP
288
143
124
21
96/192
50.0
5248
374.9
888
5.9
2717
548
5.0
194.1
2522
180.1
15/101
2623
325/17453.5
1048/40.4
88/862
22/12
54
27
24
3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
20 55 44 73 0 192
Opponents
66 165 117 98 0 446

RUSHING
AshtonGarrett
Plunkett
TarverGladieux
Maitland
Dowling
RuckerStudstill
WindsorPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS128 546
131 488
36 23042 132
24 56
13 33
7 35
3
5
1
11
1
-4
386 1532
548 2717

AVG
4.3
3.7
6.4
3.1
2.3
2.5
5.0
1.7
11.0
-4.0
4.0
5.0

LG
35
41t
21
18
11
6
11
8
11
-4
41t
47

TD
3
5
1
1
0
0
3
0
0
0
13
27

RECEIVING
RuckerWindsorGarrett
VatahaAshtonGladieux
Tarver
T. Reynolds
MaitlandBeer
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
44 681 15.5
33 383 11.6
30 410 13.7
25 369 14.8
22 207 9.4
19 192 10.1
11 112 10.2
8 152 19.0
4 33 8.3
2 40 20.0
198 2579 13.0
174 2623 15.1

LG
62
24
43
44
24
31
22
36t
9
21
62
62

TD
3
1
0
2
1
0
1
2
0
0
10
24

INTERCEPTIONS
JacksonHarrisHoey
Blanchard
Carwell
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
4 133
3 45
1 25
1 20
1
0
10 22328 490

AVG
33.3
15.0
25.0
20.0
0.0
22.3
17.5

LG
55
32
25
20
0
55
61

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

PUNTING
Studstill
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
75 2859 38.1
75 2859 38.1
48 1937 40.4

LG
57
57
60

BLK
1
1
0

AVG
6.0
0.4
1.3
-3.0
2.2
10.8

LG TD
27 0
4 0
5 0
-6 0
27 0
59 1

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDSGarrett
60
36
Carwell512Harris4
3
5
Gladieux2
4-6
Patriots
17
8
37
Opponents
34 24 366

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Garrett
5 5 0 0			0 30
Gogolak0 0 0 0
9/9 6/8 0 27
Ashton4 3 1 0			0 24
Walker
0 0 0 0 15/15 2/8 0 21
3 3 0 0			0 18
Dowling
Rucker
3 0 3 0			0 18
T. Reynolds 2 0 2 0			 0 12
Tarver2 1 1 0			0 12
Vataha2 0 2 0			0 12
1 0 0 1			0 6CarwellPlunkett
1 1 0 0			0 6Windsor1 0 1 0			0 6Patriots 24 13 10 1 24/24 8/16 0 192
Opponents 54 27 24 3 54/54 22/36 1 446

KICK RETURNSGarrett
AshtonHoey
RuckerMatthews
MaitlandBeer
Patriots
Opponents

PASSING
Plunkett
Dowling
Garrett
Gladieux
Studstill
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
47.6
53.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
48.1
53.7

416

ATT
355
54
1
1
1
412
326

CMP
169
29
0
0
0
198
175

YARDS
2196
383
0
0
0
2579
2634

NO
16
15
9
8
3
3
1
55
32

YDS
410
309
210
227
74
48
15
1293
784

YDS/ATT
6.19
7.09
0.0
0.0
0.0
6.26
8.08

TD
8
2
0
0
0
10
23

AVG
25.6
20.6
23.3
28.4
24.7
16.0
15.0
23.5
24.5

LG TD
49 0
31 0
30 0
43 0
29 0
19 0
15 0
49 0
73 0

TD%
2.3
3.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.4
7.1

INT
25
1
1
1
0
28
10

SACKS: Adams 4.0, Rowe 2.5, Harris 2.0, Wirgowski
2.0, Hagen 1.0, Weisacosky 1.0, White 1.0, Cash 1.0,
Team 0.5. Patriots 15.0, Opponents 44.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Walker
0/0 0/0
2/4 0/3 0/1
1/1 2/3
2/2
1/1 0/1
Gogolak
Patriots
1/1 2/3
4/6 1/4 0/2
Opponents 6/8 3/4 10/13 3/8 0/3
Gogolak: () () (23G,42N) () (36G,25G,50B) (16G) (20G)(36G) () () () () () ().
Walker: () () () () () () () () (48B) (39N,36G) (48B) (40N,51N)(30N,36G) ().

OPPONENTS: (38G,51B) (38G,21G,32B, 10N) (27N,50N)(11G) (37G,37G) (19G, 22G, 35G,33G,32N) (21G,39N,31G)(9G,52N,18N) (16G,49N,48B) (44G,45G) (40G,45N)(36G,10G,18G) (40N,30G,45N) (35G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Randy Vataha (14); LT Bob Reynolds (10),Mike Montler (4); LG M. Montler (10), Bill Lenkaitis (3),Sam Adams (1); C Jon Morris (13), B. Lenkaitis (1); RG
Lennie St. Jean (14); RT Tommy Neville (14); TE Bob Windsor (14); WR Reggie Rucker (14); QB Jim Plunkett (14); RB
Carl Garrett (5), Josh Ashton (4), Bob Gladieux (3), John
Tarver (2); FB J. Ashton (8), B. Gladieux (3), C. Garrett(2), John Tarver (1).
DEFENSE: LE Julius Adams (6), Jim White (6), Ron Berger(2); LT Dave Rowe (9), J. Adams (5); RE Dennis Wirgowski(13), R. Berger (1); RT Rick Cash (13), D. Wirgowski (1);LLB Ed Weisacosky (13), Dick Blanchard (1); MLB Jim
Cheyunski (11), Ralph Cindrich (3); RLB Ron Acks (13),Roin Kadziel (1); LCB Larry Carwell (14); RCB John Outlaw(5), Ron Bolton (4), George Hoey (3), Honor Jackson (2);SS H. Jackson (6), Clarence Scott (6), Rickie Harris (1), G.
Hoey (1); FS R. Harris (10), G. Hoey (2), H. Jackson (2).
1972 Coaching Staff: Bruce Beatty, Offensive Line,
Dick Evans, Defensive Line, Tom Fletcher, Defensive
Backfield, John Meyer, Linebackers, Burnie Miller, Special Teams, Sam Rutigliano, Off. Backs/Receivers, Jerry
Stoltz, Receivers.
Pro Bowl (0)

INT%
7.0
1.9
100.0
100.0
0.0
6.8
3.1

LG
62
42
0
0
0
62
62

SK/YDS
39/385
4/63
1/4
0/0
0/0
44/452
15/101RATING
45.7
81.0
0.0
0.0
39.6
48.0
91.2

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Date
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/04
11/11
11/18
11/25
12/02
12/09
12/16

W/L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
L

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Score		 Opp.
13-31		 Buffalo
7-10		 Kansas City
23-44 at Miami
24-16		 Baltimore
7-9		 N.Y. Jets
13-10 at Chicago
14-30		 Miami
23-24 at Philadelphia
13-33 at N.Y. Jets
33-24		 Green Bay
32-0 at Houston
30-14		 San Diego
13-37 at Buffalo
13-18 at Baltimore

PATS
237
97
122
18
73/192
38.0
3843
274.5
871
4.4
1612
454
3.6
115.1
2231
159.4
37/3502581
380/19551.3
1761/37.7
50/550
51/25
31
15
13
3

OPP
215
142
67
6
69/185
37.3
4188
299.1
832
5.0
2850
560
5.1
203.6
1338
95.6
32/2621600
240/13455.8
1362/40.5
77/693
27/18
32
16
11
5

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
48 69 74 67 0 258
Opponents
57 86 77 80 0 300
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
White
0 0 0 0 21/25 14/25 0 63
5 5 0 0			0 30
Plunkett
Cunningham 5 4 1 0			0 30
Herron4 2 1 1			0 24
Tarver
4 4 0 0			0 24
Windsor4 0 4 0			0 24
3 0 3 0			0 18
RuckerVataha3 0 2 1			0 18
Stingley2 0 2 0			0 12
Bell
0 0 0 0
4/5 1/4 0 7
Foster
1 0 0 1			0 6Kiner0 0 0 0			1 2Team0 0 0 00/1
0 0 0
Patriots
31 15 13 3 25/31 15/29 1 258
Opponents 32 16 11 5 30/32 26/32 0 300

PASSING
Plunkett
ShinerPatriots
Opponents

ATT
376
4
380
240

CMP
193
2
195
134

YARDS
2550
31
2581
1600

RUSHING
Cunningham
TarverAshtonPlunkett
HerronStingley
McCallB. Adams
GipsonRuckerWelch
WindsorVatahaPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
155 51672 32193 30544 20961 200
6
64
10
15
2
7
5
-1
2
-1
1
-2
1
-6
2 -15
454 1612
560 2850

AVG
3.3
4.5
3.3
4.8
3.3
10.7
1.5
3.5
-0.2
-0.5
-2.0
-6.0
-7.5
3.6
5.1

LG
25
28
34
20
17
19
14
4
4
0
-2
-6
-11
34
80t

TD
4
4
0
5
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
16

RECEIVING
RuckerWindsor
Stingley
VatahaHerronCunningham
B. Adams
AshtonTarver
Welch
McCallPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
53 743 14.0
23 348 15.1
23 339 14.7
20 341 17.1
18 265 14.7
15 144 9.6
14 197 14.1
11 113 10.3
951 5.7
6
22 3.73
18 6.0
195 2581 13.2
134 1600 11.9

LG
64
36
25
48
29
34t
30
51
13
8
14
64
50

TD
3
4
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
13
11

INTERCEPTIONS
BoltonDurko
Anderson
Acks
JacksonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
6
65 10.8
3
26
8.7
1.5
2
3
1
11 11.010 0.0
13 105
8.1
17 285 16.8

LG
56
16
3
11
0
56
47t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

PUNTING
BarnesWhite
Patriots
Opponents

NO
55
6
61
62

YDS
2134
163
2297
2509

AVG LG
38.8 53
27.1 5137.7 53
40.5 58

BLK
0
0
0
1

PUNT RETURNS
HerronStingley
Durko
Patriots
Opponents

NO
27
3
3
33
29

FC
8
2
2
12
23

YDS
282
21
21
324
154

AVG LG TD
10.4 54 0
7.0 16 0
7.0 15 0
9.8 54 0
5.3 27 0

KICK RETURNS
HerronStingley
Rucker
McCallTarverWindsorHannahPatriots
Opponents

NO
41
6
5
2
1
1
1
57
40

YDS
1092
143
103
17
17
0
0
1372
963

AVG
26.6
23.8
20.6
8.5
17.0
0.0
0.0
24.1
24.1

LG TD
92t 1
29 0
43 0
17 0
17 0
0 0
0 0
92t 1
90t 1

SACKS: Adams 8.0, Hamilton 5.5, Moore 4.0, Cash 3.0,
Rowe 2.5, Acks 1.5, Forster 1.0, Kiner 1.0, Lunsford 1.0,
Smith 1.0, Bolton 0.5, Chandler 0.5, King 0.5, Tanner
0.5, Team 2.0. Patriots 32.0, Opponents 37.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+White
6/8 2/3
3/5
3/7 0/20/0 0/0
1/3 0/0 0/1
BellPatriots
6/8 2/3
4/8 3/7 0/3
Opponents 3/3 6/7 12/14 5/8 0/0
Bell: (53N) (30N) (33B,36G).
White: (40G,18B) (34N) (32G,11G,43N) ()(49N,33G,43N,18N,47B)()(19G,21G,26G,18G)(48G,26N,51N,36G,46G) (11G) (14G,12G) (52N,36N).

OPPONENTS: (44N,48G) (33G,33N,39B) (40G,36G,40G)(38G,27G,38G) (40G,39G,22G) (30G) (25G,38G,23G) (12G)(44G,22G,28G,39G) (33G,20N) (43B) (47B) (34G,34G,19G)(16G,32G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Reggie Rucker (8), Darryl Stingley (6); LT
Sam Adams (5), Leon Gray (5), Bob Reynolds (4); LG John
Hannah (14); C Bill Lenkaitis (12); Jon Morris (2); RG Lennie St. Jean (14); RT Tom Neville (9), L. Gray (3), S. Adams(2); TE Bob Windsor (9), Bob Adams (5); WR R. Rucker (6),
D. Stingley (4), Randy Vataha (4); QB Jim Plunkett (14);
RB Josh Ashton (8), John Tarver (3), Sam Cunningham (1),Mack Herron (1), Bob McCall (1); FB S. Cunningham (9), J.
Tarver (4), Claxton Welch (1).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
ReturnsAtt.
56,11457,91880,04757,04458,65955,701
61,27965,07060,737
61,27927,344
58,15075,84152,065

DEFENSE: LE Ray Hamilton (14); NT Dave Rowe (14); RE
Rick Cash (14); RT Julius Adams (14); LLB Steve Kiner (14);MLB Edgar Chandler (11), Brian Stenger (2), Will Foster(1); RLB Ron Acks (14); LCB George Hoey (12), Donald
Martin (2); RCB Ron Bolton (14); SS Sandy Durko (14), FS
Ralph Anderson (10), Honor Jackson (3), Dave Mason (1).
1973 Coaching Staff: Hank Bullough, Defensive Line,Ron Erhardt, Offensive Backfield, Red Miller, Offensive
Line, Bill Nelsen, Quarterbacks, Sam Rutigliano, Off.
Backs/Receivers, Charlie Sumner, Linebackers/Secondary, Jim Valek, Special Teams, Larry Weaver, Defensive
Backfield.
Pro Bowl (0)

CMP%
51.3
50.0
51.3
55.8

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YDS/ATT
6.78
7.75
6.79
6.67

TD
13
0
13
11

TD%
3.5
0.0
3.4
4.6

INT
17
0
17
13

INT%
4.5
0.0
4.5
5.4

LG
64
23
64
50

SK/YDS
37/3500/0
37/35032/262RATING
65.8
76.0
65.9
69.1

417

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Results

Date
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
11/17
11/24
12/01
12/08
12/15

HEAD COACH: CHUCK FAIRBANKS • TIED THIRD IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SCHAEFER STADIUM

W/L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
L

Score		 Opp.
34-24		 Miami
28-20 at N.Y. Giants
20-14		 L.A. Rams
42-3		 Baltimore
24-0 at N.Y. Jets
28-30 at Buffalo
17-14 at Minnesota
28-29		 Buffalo
14-21		 Cleveland
16-21		 N.Y. Jets
27-17 at Baltimore
26-41 at Oakland
17-21		 Pittsburgh
27-34 at Miami

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
255
123
113
19
96/202
47.5
4474
319.6
900
5.0
2134
520
4.1
152.4
2340
167.1
21/1742514
359/17749.3
23
71/36.2
87/843
26/15
43
21
19
3

Att.
55,00649,267
61,27959,502
61,40080,02048,497
61,27961,27961,27938,97154,02061,27979,420

OPP
240
100
129
11
73/192
38.0
4067
290.5
879
4.6
1587
467
3.4
113.4
2480
177.1
38/2942774
374/21056.1
2475/38.4
76/642
29/14
37
16
17
4

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
86 116 64 82 0 348
68 92 49 80 0 289
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Smith
0 0 0 0 42/43 16/22 0 90
Herron12 7 5 0			0 72
Cunningham 11 9 2 0			 0 66
Rucker4 0 4 0			0 24
Vataha3 0 3 0			0 18
Plunkett
2 2 0 0			0 12
Stingley2 1 1 0			0 12
Tarver
2 2 0 0			0 12
Geddes
1 0 0 1			0 6Hannah
1 0 0 1			0 6Marshall1 0 1 0			0 6Sanders
1 0 0 1			0 6Schubert
1 0 1 0			0 6Tanner
1 0 1 0			0 6Windsor1 0 1 0			0 6Patriots
43 21 19 3 42/43 16/22 0 348
Opponents 37 16 17 4 32/37 11/18 1 289

PASSING
Plunkett
ShinerGraff
Patriots
Opponents

418

ATT
352
6
1
359
374

CMP
173
3
1
177
210

YARDS
2457
37
20
2514
2774

RUSHING
HerronCunningham
Plunkett
TarverAshtonStingley
WilsonVatahaHintonJohnsonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG LG231
824 3.6 28
166
811 4.9 75t
30
161 5.4 37
41
101 2.5 18
26
99 3.8 225
63 12.6 23t
15
57 3.8 123
21 7.0 24
1
1 1.0
1
2
-4 -2.0 -2
520 2134 4.1 75t
467 1587 3.4 34

TD
7
9
2
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
21
16

RECEIVING
HerronRuckerVatahaCunningham
Adams, B.
Windsor
Stingley
TarverJohnsonWilsonHintonTannerSchubert
MarshallPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
38
474 12.5
27
436 16.1
25
561 22.4
22
214 9.7
17244 14.4
12
127 10.6
10
139 13.9937 4.18147 18.4
3
38 12.7
2
36 18.02
23 11.5
1
21 21.0
1
17 17.0
177 2514 14.2
210 2774 13.2

LG
18
69t
59t
37
24
20
20t
12
34
23
20
21
21t
17t
69t
67t

TD
5
4
3
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
19
17

INTERCEPTIONS
BoltonSanders
Hunt
McCrayMildren
GeddesKing
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
7
18 2.6
5
57 11.4
3
66 22.0
3
61 20.3
3
51 17.0232 16.01
9 9.0
24 294 12.3
23 331 14.4

LG
10
23t
27
33
41
29t
9
41
72t

TD
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
2
2

PUNTING
BarnesChapplePatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
45 1604 35.6
26
967 37.2
71 2571 36.2
75 2882 38.4

LG
50
57
57
59

BLK
0
0
0
0

PUNT RETURNS
HerronSchubert
Durko
HintonJohnson
Sanders
Patriots
Opponents

NO FC
35 4
3 2
1 1
1 0
0 3
0 1
40 11
41 5

YDS AVG LG TD
517 14.8 66 015
5.0 11 01
1.0 1 00
0.0 0 00
0.0 0 00
0.0 0 0533 13.3 66 0
314
7.7 42 0

KICK RETURNS
HerronJohnsonSchubert
HintonWilsonTannerHunt
Durko
Smith, D.
Patriots
Opponents

NO
28
15
5
3
2
2
1
1
1
58
64

YDS
629
303
112
83
33
17
21
0
0
1198
1678

AVG
18.0
20.2
22.4
27.7
16.5
8.5
21.0
0.0
0.0
20.7
26.2

LG TD
62 0
41 0
32 0
53 0
18 0
17 0
21 0
0 0
0 0
62 0
88t 1

SACKS: Adams 8.0, Hamilton 5.0, Lunsford 5.0, McGee
4.5, Webster 4.5, King 3.5, Smith 3.0, Moore 2.0, Hunt
1.5, Nelson 1.0, Carter 0.5. Patriots 38.0, Opponents
21.0.
FIELD GOALS
Smith
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 6/7
8/10 2/5 0/0
0/0 6/7
8/10 2/5 0/0
0/0 5/5
2/4 4/9 0/0

Smith: (21G,21N,26G) (30N) (39G,23G) () (37G) () (37G)(47N,46B) () (32G,34N,44G,35G) (33G,28G) (22G,35G)(20G,44N) (46G,34G).

OPPONENTS: (33G) () (41B) (31N,27G) () (35G) (43N,34N)(45G,20G,46N,47G) () () (48N,25G) () (40G,27G,47N)(28G,40G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Reggie Rucker (9), Andy Johnson (3), Eddie Hinton (1), Darryl Stingley (1); LT Leon Gray (14); LG
John Hannah (14); C Bill Lenkaitis (14); RG Sam Adams(13), Bill DuLac (1); RT Tom Neville (14); TE Bob Adams (7),
Bob Windsor (7); WR Randy Vataha (9), Steve Schubert(3), R. Rucker (1), D. Stingley (1); QB Jim Plunkett (14); RB
Mack Herron (14); Sam Cunningham (10), Josh Tarver (4).
DEFENSE: LE Mel Lunsford (7), Julius Adams (5), Ray
Hamilton (1), Tony McGee (1); NT/LT R. Hamilton (13), M.
Lunsford (1); RE/RT J. Adams (6), George Webster (5), M.
Lunsford (2), J. Tanner (1); LOLB/RE G. Webster (7), M.
Lunsford (3), J. Adams (3), J. Tanner (1); LILB/LLB Steve
Nelson (9), Bob Geddes (5); RILB Sam Hunt (14); ROLB
Steve King (14); LCB John Sanders (10), Willie Osley (3),
Ron Bolton (1); RCB R. Bolton (13), W. Osley (1); SS Jack
Mildren (9), Sandy Durko (4), Prentice McCray (1); FS P.
McCray (13), J. Mildren (1).
1974 Coaching Staff: Hank Bullough, Defensive Line,Ron Erhardt, Offensive Backfield, Red Miller, Offensive
Line, Bill Nelsen, Quarterbacks, Ray Perkins, Receivers,
Charlie Sumner, Linebackers/ Secondary, Jim Valek, Special Teams, Larry Weaver, Defensive Backfield.
Pro Bowl (0)

CMP%
49.1
50.0
100.0
49.3
56.1

YDS/ATT
6.98
6.17
20.0
7.00
7.42

TD
19
0
0
19
17

TD%
5.4
0.0
0.0
5.3
4.5

INT
22
1
0
23
24

INT%
6.3
16.7
0.0
6.4
6.4

LG
69t
18
20
69t
67t

SK/YDS
21/1740/0
0/0
21/174
38/294

RATING
64.1
29.9
118.8
63.3
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Date
9/21
9/28
10/05
10/12
10/19
10/26
11/02
11/09
11/16
11/23
12/01
12/07
12/14
12/21

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W/L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L

Score		 Opp.
Att.
54,2120-7		 Houston
14-22		 Miami
61,2797-36 at N.Y. Jets
61,415
10-27 at Cincinnati
55,856
56,84421-10		 Baltimore
24-16		 San Francisco 60,691
17-24 at St. Louis
47,26333-19 at San Diego
26,09031-34		 Dallas
61,27931-45 at Buffalo
69,207
7-20 at Miami
68,48028-30		 N.Y. Jets
57,53959,64614-34		 Buffalo
21-34 at Baltimore
50,801

PATS
253
94
133
26
82/195
42.1
4283
305.9
912
4.7
1845
472
3.9
131.8
2438
174.1
39/3302768
401/19348.1
28
83/38.8
89/719
43/22
33
14
16
3

OPP
254
118
120
16
90/216
41.7
4464
318.9
956
4.7
2220
555
4.0
158.6
2244
160.3
33/2712515
368/21357.9
1377/39.5
103/759
31/16
42
20
18
4

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
37 107 38 76 0 258
Opponents
67 77 110 104 0 358
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PATFG S TPSmith0 0 0 0 33/33 9/17 0 60
Cunningham 8 6 2 0			 0 48
Vataha
6 0 6 0			 0 36
Francis4 0 4 0			 0 24
Johnson4 3 1 0			 0 24
Grogan3 3 0 0			 0 18
2 1 1 0			 0 12
CalhounStingley2 0 2 0			 0 12
Carter
1 0 0 1			0 6Hamilton
1 0 0 1			0 6Howard
1 0 0 1			0 6Plunkett
1 1 0 0			 0 6Patriots 33 14 16 3 33/33 9/17 0 258
Opponents 42 20 18 4 37/42 23/35 0 358

PASSING
GroganPlunkett
Graff
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
274
92
35
401
368

CMP
139
36
18
193
213

YARDS
1976
571
221
2768
2515

NO YDS
169 666
117 488
61 27430 11023 104
22 95
33 47
6
39
3
8
4
7
1
4
2
2
1
1
472 1845
555 2220

AVG
3.9
4.2
4.5
3.7
4.5
4.3
1.4
6.5
2.7
1.8
4.0
1.0
1.0
3.9
4.0

LG
17
66t
53
14
38t
19
9
21
6
5
4
2
1
66t
63t

TD
6
3
0
3
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
14
20

RECEIVING
VatahaFrancisCunningham
JohnsonStingley
Burks
WindsorCalhounHerronWright
McQuayCarterDressler
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
46 72035 63632 25326 29421 378
6 158
6 57
5 111
5 50
4 46
4 27
2 39
1 -1
193 2768
213 2515

AVG
15.7
18.2
7.9
11.3
18.0
26.3
9.5
22.2
10.0
11.5
6.8
19.5
-1.0
14.3
11.8

LG
47
48
24
29
45
76
12
62t
19
20
16
26
-1
76
77t

TD
6
4
2
1
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
16
18

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS
Bolton533
Howard3
52
Nelson2
8
1
54
ReillySanders
1
18
Webster
10Patriots
13 165
Opponents
28 388

AVG
6.6
17.3
4.0
54.0
18.0
0.0
12.7
13.9

LG
15
44t
4
54
18
0
54
58

TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1

NO YDS AVG
83 3223 38.8
83 3223 38.8
77 3042 39.5

LG
62
62
65

BLK
0
0
1

PUNTING
Patrick
Patriots
Opponents

PUNT RETURNS NO
Stingley
15
Herron
12
Johnson6
Patriots
33
Opponents
42

FC
2
2
4
8
12

YDS
113
89
60
262
513

AVG LG TD
7.5 29 0
7.4 17 0
10.0 15 0
7.9 29 0
12.2 69t 1

KICK RETURNS
Carter
McQuayJohnsonBurks
HerronStingley
CalhounPatriots
Opponents

NO
32
15
10
4
2
2
1
66
46

YDS
879
252
188
65
75
44
17
1520
1142

AVG LG
27.5 99t
16.8 34
18.8 32
16.3 2537.5 4022.0 2417.0 1723.0 99t
24.8 59

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

SACKS: McGee 9.0, Hamilton 6.0, Adams 4.0, Hanneman
4.0, Zabel 3.0, Hunt 2.0, Nelson 2.0, Cusik 1.0, King 1.0,
Webster 1.0. Patriots 33.0, Opponents 39.0.
FIELD GOALS
Smith
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1
1/1
5/6
2/8 0/1
1/1 1/1 5/6
2/8 0/1
1/1 11/11 6/10 5/13 0/0

Smith: (44N,46N) (40N) () (35G) (52N) (44G,41B) (32G)(38G,19G,35G,46G) (29G) (42B,34G) (43N) (33B) () ().

OPPONENTS: (36N) (26G,26G,33G) (46N,47G) (29G,21G)(34G) (47N,28G) (44B,21G) (41G,49N,30G,25G,37G) (43G,
26G) (28G,43N) (25G,39G) (42G,27G,48B,44G,46B,38N) (31N)(19G,44N,37N, 31G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Randy Vataha (14); LT Leon Gray (14); LG
John Hannah (14); C Bill Lenkaitis (11), Doug Dumler (3);
RG Sam Adams (13), Bill DuLac (1); RT Shelby Jordan (14);TE Russ Francis (11), Bob Windsor (3); WR Darryl Stingley(14); QB Steve Grogan (7), Jim Plunkett (5), Neil Graff (2);RB Andy Johnson (9), Mack Herron (5); FB Sam Cunningham (13), Don Calhoun (1).
DEFENSE: LE Tony McGee (10), Mel Lunsford (4); LT/NT
Ray Hamilton (14); RE/RT Julius Adams (8), Marlin Imhof(3), Craig Hanneman (2), Sam Hunt (1); LOLB/RE George
Webster (9), Steve Zabel (2), C. Hanneman (1), Steve King(1), Kevin Reilly (1); LILB/LLB Steve Nelson (13), G. Webster (1); RILB/MLB S. Hunt (12), Bob Geddes (1), S. Nelson(1); ROLB/RLB S. King (7), S. Zabel (7); LCB Bob Howard(14), RCB Ron Bolton (13), Jim Massey (1); SS Prentice
McCray (14); FS John Sanders (14).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

RUSHING
Cunningham
JohnsonHerronGroganCalhounCarter
McQuayStingley
Dressler
Plunkett
VatahaGraff
Anderson
Patriots
Opponents

1975 Coaching Staff: Hank Bullough, Defensive Line,
Rollie Dotsch, Outside Linebackers, Ron Erhardt, Offensive Backfield, Red Miller, Offensive Line, Ray Perkins,
Receivers, John Polonchek, QBs/Special Asst. to Head
Coach, Charlie Sumner, Linebackers/Secondary, Jim
Valek, Special Teams, Larry Weaver, Defensive Backfield.
Pro Bowl (0)

CMP%
50.7
39.1
51.4
48.1
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YDS/ATT
7.21
6.21
6.31
6.90
6.83

TD
11
3
2
16
18

TD%
4.0
3.3
5.7
4.0
4.9

INT
18
7
3
28
13

INT%
6.6
7.6
8.6
7.0
3.5

LG
62t
76
31t
76
77t

SK/YDS
22/207
13/89
4/34
39/33033/271RATING
60.4
39.7
54.6
55.2
80.4

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Results

HEAD COACH: CHUCK FAIRBANKS • SECOND IN AFC EAST (WILD CARD PLAYOFF QUALIFIER) • HOME STADIUM: SCHAEFER STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
L 13-27		 Baltimore
9/12
9/19
W 30-14		 Miami
9/26
W 30-27 at Pittsburgh
10/03 W 48-17		 Oakland
L 10-30 at Detroit
10/10
10/18 W 41-7		 N.Y. Jets
10/24 W 26-22 at Buffalo
L 3-10at Miami
10/31
11/07
W 20-10		 Buffalo
11/14
W 21-14 at Baltimore
W 38-24 at N.Y. Jets
11/21
11/28 W 38-14		 Denver
12/05 W 27-6		 New Orleans
12/12 W 31-14 at Tampa Bay
AFC PLAYOFFS
L 21-24 at Oakland
12/18

Att.
43,63746,22750,35061,27963,711
51,23650,38357,984
61,27960,02058,50961,27954,057
46,475TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
258
102
134
22
90/209
43.0
4022
287.3
947
4.2
1847
462
4.0
131.9
2175
155.4
47/4292604
437/22952.4
2375/38.8
88/764
37/27
29
12
16
1

PATS
260
150
95
15
76/192
39.6
4694
335.3
918
5.1
2948
591
5.0
210.6
1746
124.7
19/1641910
309/14647.6
20
67/40.1
102/914
28/16
48
24
18
6

54,037SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
54 133 97 92 0 376
Opponents
40 91 30 75 0 236
SACKS: McGee 9.5, Barnes 8.0, Hamilton 6.5, Bishop
6.0, Adams 5.0, Zabel 4.0, Lunsford 2.5, Tipton 2.0, King
1.5, Nelson 1.0. Patriots 47.0, Opponents 19.0.

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Smith
0 0 0 0 42/46 15/25 0 87
13 12 0 1			0 78
GroganJohnson
10 6 4 0			0 60
4 0 4 0			0 24
Stingley
Cunningham 3 3 0 0			0 18
Francis3 0 3 0			0 18
Chandler3 0 3 0			0 18
Forte
2 1 1 0			0 12
Haynes
2 0 0 2			0 12
McCray2 0 0 2			0 12
Calhoun1 1 0 0			0 6Phillips
1 1 0 0			0 6Briscoe1 0 1 0			0 6Brock1 0 1 0			0 6Vataha1 0 1 0			0 6Hunt1 0 0 1			0 6Zabel0 0 0 0
1/1 0/0 0 1
Team
0 0 0 0
0/1 0/0 0 0Patriots 48 24 18 6 43/48 15/25 0 376
Opponents 29 12 16 1 26/29 12/17 0 236
RUSHING
Cunningham
CalhounJohnsonGroganPhillips
Forte
Stingley
FrancisBurks
Patrick
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG
172 824 4.8
129 721 5.6
169 699
4.1
60 397 6.6
24 164 6.8
25 100 4.08
45 5.62
12 6.01
2 2.0
1-16 -16.0
591 2948 5.0
462 1847 4.0

RECEIVING
JohnsonCunningham
FrancisStingley
CalhounVatahaBriscoe
Chandler
Forte
Burks
Feacher
Phillips
Brock
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
TD
29
343 11.8 53
427 299 11.1
410
26
367 14.1 48
3
17
370 21.8 58t 412
56 4.7 120
11
192 17.5 441
10136 13.6 21
1549 9.8 29
3
3
9 3.0
6t 1
2
27 13.517
0
2
38 19.0 21
01
18 18.0 18
0
1
6 6.0
6t 1
146 1910 13.1 58t 18
229 2604 11.4 55 16

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Haynes8
McCray5
Fox3Howard32
Hunt
Nelson2Patriots
23
Opponents
20

YDS
90
182
67
28
106
32
505
380

AVG LG
11.3 2836.4 63t
22.3 29
9.3 1553.0 68t
16.0 34
22.0 68t
19.0 76

PUNTINGNO YDS AVG LG
Patrick
67 2688 40.1 52
Patriots
67 2688 40.1 52
Opponents 75 2909 38.8 57

PASSING
GroganOwen
JohnsonBriscoe
Patriots
Opponents

420

ATT
302
5
2
0
309
437

CMP
145
1
0
0
146
229

YARDS
1903
7
0
0
1910
2604

CMP%
48.0
20.0
0.0
0.0
47.2
52.4

YDS/ATT
6.30
1.40
0.0
0.0
6.25
5.96

TD
18
0
0
0
18
16

LG TD
24
3
54
1
69t 6
41t 12
46
1
26
1
27
0
8
0
2
0
-16
0
69t 24
46 12

TD
0
2
0
0
1
0
3
0

TB IN20
12 12
12 12
8
7

TD%
6.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.8
3.7

INT
20
0
0
0
20
23

PUNT RETURNS NO
Haynes452
Beaudoin
Stingley1
Patriots
48
Opponents
37

FC
0
0
0
0
7

KICK RETURNS
Phillips
Feacher
CalhounBeaudoin
Forte
Conn
CarterMcKay
Patriots
Opponents

YDS
397
240
183
134
62
29
19
23
1087
1559

FIELD GOALS
Smith
Patriots
Opponents

NO
14
10
9
6
3
2
1
1
46
71

YDS
608
18
2
628
288

AVG LG TD
13.5 89t 2
9.0 11 0
2.0 2 013.1 89t 2
7.8 32 0

AVG LG TD
28.4 71 0
24.0 46 0
20.3 33 0
22.3 44 0
20.7 29 0
14.5 26 0
19.0 19 0
23.0 23 0
23.6 71 0
22.1 58 0

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/1 4/4
4/6 7/14 0/0
0/1 4/4
4/6 7/14 0/0
1/1 2/2
4/5 4/8 1/1

Smith: (31G,27G,39B) (42N,22G,47N) (42G,40G,26G,37N)() (41G) () (44G,32G) (43G) (46G,33G) (48N,44N) (28G)(44N,19N,49G,41N) (43N) (30G).

OPPONENTS: (28G,32G) () (32G,41G,48N) (44G)(44N,36G) () (46G,34N) (47G) (31G) (40N) (19G) ()(50G,47N, 29G) ().
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Randy Vataha (8), Darryl Stingley (4), Marlin Briscoe (2); LT Leon Gray (14); LG John Hannah (14); C
Bill Lenkaitis (14); RG Sam Adams (14); RT Bob McKay (14);TE Russ Francis (12), Al Chandler (2); WR D. Stingley (9),M. Briscoe (3), Steve Burks (1), A. Chandler (1); QB Steve
Grogan (14); RB Andy Johnson (12), Sam Cunningham (1),
Ike Forte (1); FB S. Cunningham (10), Don Calhoun (3),
A. Johnson (1).
DEFENSE: LE Tony McGee (13), Mel Lunsford (1); NT Ray
Hamilton (14); RE Julius Adams (14); LOLB Steve Zabel(14); LILB Steve Nelson (11), Sam Hunt (2), Donnie Thomas(1); RILB S. Hunt (9), George Webster (3), Jim Romaniszyn(2); ROLB Pete Barnes (7), Steve King (7); LCB Bob Howard (14); RCB Mike Haynes (14); SS Prentice McCray (14);
FS Tim Fox (13), Dick Conn (1).
1976 Coaching Staff: Hank Bullough, Defensive Line,
Rollie Dotsch, Outside Linebackers, Ron Erhardt, Offensive Backfield, Red Miller, Offensive Line, Ray Perkins,
Receivers, John Polonchek, QBs/Special Asst. to Head
Coach, Charlie Sumner, Linebackers/Secondary, Larry
Weaver, Defensive Backfield, Tom Yewcic, Offensive
Backfield/Special Teams.
Pro Bowl (4): TE Russ Francis (1), T Leon Gray (1), G John
Hannah (1), CB Mike Haynes (1).

INT%
6.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
6.5
5.3

LG
58t
7
0
0
58t
55

SK/YDS
18/1550/0
0/0
1/9
19/16447/429RATING
60.6
39.6
39.6
-59.7
60.9

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Date
9/18
9/26
10/02
10/09
10/16
10/23
10/30
11/06
11/13
11/20
11/27
12/04
12/11
12/18

W/L
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
L

HEAD COACH: CHUCK FAIRBANKS • THIRD IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SCHAEFER STADIUM
Score		 Opp.
21-17		 Kansas City
27-30 at Cleveland OT
27-30 at N.Y. Jets
31-0		 Seattle
24-20 at San Diego
17-3		 Baltimore
24-13		 N.Y. Jets
14-24		 Buffalo
5-17
at Miami
20-7 at Buffalo
14-6		 Philadelphia
16-10 at Atlanta
14-10		 Miami
24-30 at Baltimore

PATS
247
132
101
14
98/199
49.0
4310
307.9
922
4.7
2303
603
3.8
164.5
2007
143.4
14/1552162
305/16052.5
2168/34.6
112/931
28/15
33
13
17
3

OPP
215
86
111
18
74/196
38.0
3638
259.9
866
4.7
1605
452
3.6
114.6
2033
145.2
58/471
2504
356/18852.8
1978/39.1
71/610
20/10
26
8
16
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
79 65 74 60 0 278
Opponents
58 23 61 72 3 217

RUSHING
Cunningham
CalhounGroganForte
Phillips
Stingley
Ivory
MorganPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
270 1015
198 727
61 32462 157
5
27
3
33
3
10
1
10
603 2303
452 1605

AVG
3.8
3.7
5.3
2.5
5.4
11.0
3.3
10.0
3.8
3.6

LG
31t
25
41
16
13
34t
9
10
41
66

TD
4
4
1
2
1
1
0
0
13
8

RECEIVING
Cunningham
Stingley
MorganFrancisCalhounHasselbeck
Forte
Chandler
Burks
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS42 37039 65721 44316 22913 152
9
76
8
88
7
68
5
79
160 2162
188 2504

AVG LG
8.8 3516.8 68
21.1 64t
14.3 31t
11.7 47
8.4 2111.0 22
9.7 1615.8 2213.5 68
13.3 78

TD
1
5
3
4
0
4
0
0
0
17
16

INTERCEPTIONS
Haynes
McCrayHowardFox
Hunt
BarnesPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
5
54
4
61
4
10
3
39
2
17
1
13
19 19421 279AVG LG
10.8 2215.2 48
2.2 6
13.0 27
8.5 1013.0 1310.2 4813.3 45

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG LG TB IN20 BLK
Patrick
68 2354 34.6 64 6 13
3
Patriots
68 2354 34.6 64 6 13
3
Opponents 78 3048 39.1 65 9 10
0
PUNT RETURNS NO
Morgan16
Haynes24
Forte2
Beaudoin10Westbrook
43
Patriots
Opponents
33

FC
2
2
1
0
1
6
6

YDS AVG LG TD
220 13.8 53 0
200 8.3 46 0
9
4.5 6 00 0.0 0 0
0 0.0 0 0429 10.0 53 0
270 8.2 23 0

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Smith
0 0 0 0 33/33 15/21 0 78
6 1 5 0			0 36
Stingley
Cunningham 5 4 1 0			0 30
Calhoun4 4 0 0			0 24
Francis4 0 4 0			0 24
Hasselbeck 4 0 4 0			0 24
3 0 0 3			1 20
Clayborn
Morgan3 0 3 0			0 18
Forte
2 2 0 0			0 12
Grogan1 1 0 0			0 6Phillips
1 1 0 0			0 6Patriots
33 13 17 3 33/33 15/21 1 278
Opponents 26 8 16 2 22/26 13/21 0 217

PASSING
GroganPatriots
Opponents

ATT
305
305
356

CMP
160
160
188

YARDS
2162
2162
2504

KICK RETURNS
Clayborn
Phillips
Beaudoin
McKay
Patriots
Opponents

NO
28
6
4
1
39
52

YDS
869
93
73
16
1051
1086

AVG LG
31.0 101t
15.5 2218.3 30
16.0 1626.9 101t
20.9 73

TD
3
0
0
0
3
0

SACKS: McGee 12.0, Hamilton 10.0, Adams 9.5, Shoate
6.0, Barnes 5.0, Nelson 5.0, Boyd 2.5, Fox 2.0, Lunsford
1.5, Bishop 1.0, Clayborn 1.0, Hunt 1.0, King 1.0, Zabel
0.5. Patriots 58.0, Opponents 14.0.
FIELD GOALS
Smith
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1 4/5
9/11 1/4 0/0
1/1 4/5 9/11 1/4 0/0
0/1 5/5
7/11 1/4 0/0

Smith: () (35G,28G) (44G,24G) (36G,26WR)(28G) (18G) (30G) () (37N,35G) (33G,25G,44N) ()(47S,36G,32G,29G,35B) (47B) (30G).

OPPONENTS: (22G) (37G,37G,35G,44WR,39B) (38B,37G) ()() (40G) (36G,40WL,21G) (30G) (33G) () (19B,33WL) (25G)(28G) (38WL,28G,45WL).

STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (14); LT Leon Gray (11),Shelby Jordan (3); LG John Hannah (11), Pete Brock (3);C Bill Lenkaitis (14); RG Sam Adams (13), P. Brock (1); RT
Tom Neville (13), Bob McKay (3); TE Russ Francis (10),Al Chandler (3), Don Hasselbeck (1); WR Darryl Stingley(14); QB Steve Grogan (14); RB Don Calhoun (14); FB Sam
Cunningham (14).
DEFENSE: LE Mel Lunsford (13), Tony McGee (1); NT Ray
Hamilton (14); RE Julius Adams (14); LOLB Steve Zabel(10), Steve King (4); LILB Steve Nelson (13), Ray Costict(1); RILB Sam Hunt (13), R. Costict (1); ROLB Pete Barnes(11), Rod Shoate (3); LCB Bob Howard (12), Raymond
Clayborn (2); RCB Mike Haynes (14); SS Prentice McCray(14); FS Tim Fox (14).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
ReturnsAtt.
58,28877,91049,80154,36351,143
61,27961,27961,27967,90731,15758,19260,73861,27960,7631977 Coaching Staff: Hank Bullough, Defensive Line,Ron Erhardt, Offensive Backfield, Leon McLaughlin,
Offensive Line, Ray Perkins, Receivers, John Polonchek,
QBs/Special Asst. to Head Coach, Charlie Sumner, Linebackers/ Secondary, Dick Walker, Defensive Backs, Tom
Yewcic, Offensive Backfield/ Special Teams.
Pro Bowl (2): TE Russ Francis (2), CB Mike Haynes (2).

CMP%
52.5
52.5
52.8

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YDS/ATT
7.09
7.09
7.03

TD
17
17
16

TD%
5.6
5.6
4.5

INT
21
21
19

INT%
6.9
6.9
5.3

LG
68
68
78

SK/YDS
14/155
14/15558/471RATING
65.2
65.2
68.1

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Results

HEAD COACH: CHUCK FAIRBANKS (11-4), RON ERHARDT & HANK BULLOUGH CO-HEAD COACHES (0-1) • AFC EAST CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: SCHAEFER STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/03
L 14-16		 Washington
9/10
W 16-6at St. Louis
9/18
L 27-34		 Baltimore
9/24
W 21-14 at Oakland
10/01 W 28-23		 San Diego
10/08 W 24-14		 Philadelphia
10/15 W 10-3
at Cincinnati
10/22 W 33-24		 Miami
10/29 W 55-21		 N.Y. Jets
11/05 W 14-10 at Buffalo
L 23-26		 Houston
11/12
11/19
W 19-17 at N.Y. Jets
11/26 W 35-14 at Baltimore
12/03 L 10-17 at Dallas
12/10 W 26-24		 Buffalo
L 3-23 at Miami
12/18
AFC PLAYOFFS
L 14-31		 Houston
12/31

Att.
55,06349,55557,50353,50061,297
61,29756,257
61,297
61,297
46,101
61,29760,372
49,40465,04559,92775,445TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
258
100
143
15
96/220
43.6
4615
288.4
971
4.8
1852
511
3.6
115.8
2763
172.7
35/2963059
425/23555.3
2278/39.5
81/683
34/21
38
14
21
3

PATS
322
181
125
16
92/203
45.3
5965
372.8
1085
5.5
3165
671
4.7
197.8
2800
175.0
24/2063006
390/19650.3
25
61/35.092/852
35/21
46
30
15
1

61,297SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
77 122 63 96 0 358
55 60 71 97 0 286
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Ivory
11 11 0 0			0 66
Posey
0 0 0 0 29/31 11/22 0 62
Cunningham 8 8 0 0			0 48
Jackson
6 0 6 0			0 36
Grogan5 5 0 0			0 30
Morgan5 0 5 0			0 30
Francis4 0 4 0			0 24
3 3 0 0			0 18
Johnson
McAlister
2 2 0 0			0 12
Smith
0 0 0 0
6/7
1/1 0 9Lowery0 0 0 07/7
0/1 0 7
Calhoun1 1 0 0			0 6Haynes
1 0 0 1			
0 6
Bishop0 0 0 0			
1 2
Fox
0 0 0 0			
1 2
Wilson0 0 0 0
0/1 0/0 0 0Patriots 46 30 15 1 42/46 12/24 2 358
Opponents 38 14 21 3 31/38 9/19 0 286
PASSING
GroganOwen
JohnsonPatriots
Opponents

422

ATT
362
26
2
390
425

CMP
181
15
0
196
235

YARDS
2824
182
0
3006
3059

RUSHING
Cunningham
Ivory
JohnsonGroganCalhoun
McAlisterMorganJacksonTatupuWilsonWestbrook
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
199 768
141 693
147 675
81 53976 391
19
77
2
11
1
7
3
6
1
0
1
-2
671 3165
511 1852

AVG
3.9
4.9
4.6
6.7
5.1
4.1
5.5
7.0
2.0
0.0
-2.0
4.7
3.6

LG TD
52t
8
28
11
52
3
31
5
73
1
16
2
6
0
7
0
3
0
0
0
-2
0
73 30
32t 14

RECEIVING
FrancisJacksonMorganCunningham
JohnsonIvory
Hasselbeck
Westbrook
CalhounPennywell
McAlister
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
39 543 13.9 53
37 743 20.1 57
34 820 24.1 75t
31 297
9.6 3126 267 10.3 31
14 122
8.7 187 107 15.3 24
338 12.7 19
329
9.7 15
128 28.0 28
1
12 12.0 12
196 3006 15.3 75t
235 3059 13.0 67t

TD
4
6
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
21

INTERCEPTIONS
Haynes
NelsonClaybornBeaudoin
Fox
Conn
Zabel
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
6 123 20.5 50
5 104 20.8 37
472 18.0 44
325 8.3 132
10 5.0 10
124 24.0 24
0 0.0 01
22 358 16.3 50
25 252 10.1 49

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG LG TB IN20 BLK
Wilson54 1921 35.6 57 4 14
0
Patrick
7 216 30.9 47 0 20Patriots
61 2137 35.0 57 4 16
00
Opponents 78 3081 39.5 63 8 17
PUNT RETURNS
MorganHaynesConn
Patriots
Opponents

NO FC
32 4
14 2
1 2
47 8
29 10

YDS
335
183
2
520
272

AVG LG TD
10.5 48 0
13.1 35 02.0
2 011.1 48 0
9.4 30 0

KICK RETURNS
Clayborn
McAlisterWestbrook
Ivory
MorganWheelerConn
TatupuPatriots
Opponents

NO
27
10
7
7
1
1
1
1
55
69

YDS
636
186
125
165
17
0
26
17
1172
1576

AVG LG
23.6 60
18.6 3217.9 33
23.6 33
17.0 170.0 0
26.0 26
17.0 1721.3 60
22.8 90t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

SACKS: McGee 11.5, Bishop 7.0, Hamilton 5, Shoate 5,
Lunsford 3.5, Costict 1, Hawkins 1, Nelson 1. Patriots
35.0, Opponents 24.0.
FIELD GOALS
Smith
LoweryPosey
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0
1/1 0/0 0/0 0/0
0/0 0/0 0/0
0/1 0/0
1/1
3/4 5/11
2/6 0/0
1/1 4/5 5/11 2/7 0/0
0/0 5/6 1/5 2/5 1/3

Smith: () (24G) ().
Lowery: () (45WL).
Posey: (42G,36WL) (19G) (29G,37WR) () (48N)(32G,34G,37G,38WL,25WL)(48N,47G,24G)(31S)(46B,30G,36B,39N) (42S,21G) (35G).

OPPONENTS: (26G,54WR) () () (35WL,47WL) (38WL,41G)() (25WR,44WL,52G,51WR) (29G,45WL) () (21G) ()(45G,33N) (31WL) (26G) (26G) (30G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (16); LT Leon Gray (16); LG
John Hannah (16); C Bill Lenkaitis (16); RG Sam Adams(16); RT Shelby Jordan (16); TE Russ Francis (15), Don
Hasselbeck (1); WR Harold Jackson (13); QB Steve Grogan(16); RB Andy Johnson (13), Horace Ivory (3); FB Sam Cunningham (14), Don Calhoun (2); 2nd TE D. Hasselbeck (3).
DEFENSE: LE Mel Lunsford (15), Tony McGee (1); NT Ray
Hamilton (16); RE Richard Bishop (15), Julius Adams (1);
LOLB Steve Zabel (11), Steve King (5); LILB Steve Nelson(15), Ray Costict (1); RILB Sam Hunt (15), R. Costict (1);
ROLB Rod Shoate (15); R. Costict (1); LCB Ray Clayborn(16); RCB Michael Haynes (16); SS Doug Beaudoin (13),Tim Fox (2), Prentice McCray (1); FS T. Fox (14), P. McCray (2).
1978 Coaching Staff: Raymond Berry, Receivers, Hank
Bullough, Defensive Line, Ron Erhardt, Offensive Backfield, John Polonchek, QBs/Special Asst. to Head Coach,
Jim Ringo, Offensive Line, Fritz Shurmur, Defensive Line,Charlie Sumner, Linebackers/Secondary, Tom Yewcic,
Offensive Backfield/Special Teams.
Pro Bowl (4): FB Sam Cunningham (1), TE Russ Francis(3), T Leon Gray (2), G John Hannah (2), CB Mike Haynes
(3).

CMP%
50.0
57.7
0.0
50.3
55.3

YDS/ATT
7.80
7.00
0.00
7.71
7.19

TD
15
0
0
15
21

TD%
4.1
0.0
0.0
3.8
4.9

INT
23
2
0
25
22

INT%
6.4
7.7
0.0
6.4
5.1

LG
75t
23
0
75t
67t

SK/YDS
21/1843/22
0/0
24/20635/296

RATING
63.6
47.3
39.6
62.2
73.1

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Date
9/03
9/09
9/16
9/23
10/01
10/07
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/04
11/11
11/18
11/25
11/29
12/09
12/16

W/L
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W

HEAD COACH: RON ERHARDT • SECOND IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SCHAEFER STADIUM

Score		 Opp.
13-16		 Pittsburgh OT
56-3		 N.Y. Jets
20-14 at Cincinnati
27-21		 San Diego
14-27 at Green Bay
24-17		 Detroit
27-7
at Chicago
28-13		 Miami
26-31 at Baltimore
26-6 at Buffalo
10-45 at Denver
50-21		 Baltimore
13-16		 Buffalo OT
24-39 at Miami
26-27 at N.Y. Jets
27-23		 Minnesota

PATS
318
132
159
27
113/254
44.4
5470
341.9
1127
4.8
2252
603
3.7
140.8
3218
201.1
49/3823600
475/23749.9
23
84/36.2
99/864
28/15
49
16
30
3

OPP
283
118
139
26
85/225
37.7
4323
270.2
1019
4.3
1770
495
3.6
110.6
2553
159.6
57/5123065
467/24652.7
20
94/38.7
103/917
35/22
39
22
13
4

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
85 137 60 129 0 411
87 93 71 69 6 326
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Smith
0 0 0 0 46/49 23/33 0 115
Morgan13 0 12 1			0 78
Jackson
7 0 7 0			0 42
Calhoun6 5 1 0			
0 36
5 0 5 0			0 30
FrancisCunningham 5 5 0 0			0 30
Ivory
3 1 2 0			
0 18
Clark
2 2 0 0			0 12
Grogan2 2 0 0			0 12
1 0 0 1			0 6Hawkins
Sanford1 0 0 1			0 6Westbrook1 0 1 0			0 6Penneywell 1 0 1 0			0 6Johnson
1 1 0 0			0 6Jarvis
1 0 1 0			0 6Patriots
49 16 30 3 46/49 23/33 1 411
Opponents 39 22 13 4 36/39 18/26 1 326
PASSING
GroganOwen
Westbrook
Cavanaugh
Hare
JacksonPatriots
Opponents

ATT
423
47
2
1
1
1
475
467

CMP
206
27
2
1
1
0
237
246

YARDS
3286
248
52
10
4
0
3600
3065

RUSHING
Cunningham
Ivory
CalhounGroganJohnson
Clark
TatupuMorganJacksonWestbrook
Owen
Cavanaugh
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
159 563
143 522137 456
64 36843 132
19
84
23
71
7
39
3
12
2
8
2
-1
1
-2
603 2252
495 1770

AVG
3.5
3.7
3.3
5.8
3.1
4.4
3.1
5.6
4.0
4.0
-0.5
-2.0
3.7
3.6

LG
27
52
29
26
15
19
12
17
12
4
0
-2
52
39

TD
5
1
5
2
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
22

RECEIVING
JacksonMorganFrancisCunningham
Ivory
CalhounHasselbeck
Westbrook
JohnsonPennywell
Clark
JarvisTatupuChandler
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS45 101344 100239 55729 23623 21615 66
13 158
9 173
9 68
4 35
2 35
2 30
2
9
1
2
237 3600
246 3065

AVG
22.5
22.8
14.3
8.1
9.4
4.4
12.2
19.2
7.6
8.8
17.5
15.0
4.5
2.0
15.2
12.5

LG
59
63t
44
20
24
14
41
38
11
13t
20
15t
5
2
63t
82

TD
7
12
5
0
2
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
30
13

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS
Clayborn
5 56
Haynes
3 66
McCray
3 48
2 38
Fox
Hawkins
2 35
Sanford
1 39
Beaudoin
1 30
Costict
1 22
1 18
NelsonShoate01Patriots
20 352
Opponents
23 417

AVG
11.2
22.0
16.0
19.0
17.5
39.0
30.0
22.0
18.0
0.0
17.6
18.1

LG
27
33
26
25
35t
12
30
22
18
0
35t
56

TD
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG LG TB IN20 BLK
Hare
83 3038 36.6 58 11 20
1
84 3038 36.2 58 11 20
1
Patriots
Opponents 94 3641 38.7 63 9 11
1
PUNT RETURNS
MorganHaynesWestbrook
SanfordPatriots
Opponents

NO
29
5
2
1
37
28

FC
21
1
0
0
22
17

YDS
289
16
5
1
311
317

AVG LG TD
10.0 80t 1
3.2 5 02.5 5 01.0 1 08.4 80t 1
11.3 75t 1

KICK RETURNS
Clark
SanfordWestbrook
Clayborn
TatupuWashington
Ivory
MorganPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
37
816 22.1
10
179 17.9
11
151 13.7
2
33 16.5
3
15 5.01
18 18.0
1
15 15.01
12 12.0
66 1239 18.8
80 1621 20.3

LG
38
23
30
20
12
18
15
12
38
45

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

SACKS: McGee 10.5, Bishop 8.5, Lunsford 8.0, Hamilton
7.0, Hawkins 7.0, Adams 6.0, Shoate 4.0, Costict 2.0,
Nelson 2.0, Clayborn 1.0, Fox 1.0. Patriots 57.0, Opponents 49.0.
FIELD GOALS
Smith
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 6/6 11/13 6/14 0/0
0/0 6/6 11/13 6/14 0/0
0/0 7/7
5/7 5/11 1/1

Smith: (31G,32G) () (37N,47B,39G,39G) (31G,31G) (42N)(44N,48N,29G) (21G,29G) (48N) (42G,39G) (48N,49B,33G,
37G) (42G) (24G,29G,42G) (47G,40N,32G) (28G) (47G,34N)(42G,30G).

OPPONENTS: (43N,41G) (30G) (37N) (48N) () (26G) ()(53G,40G) (37G,44N) (39G,40G,37N,49N,40N) (49G) () (29G,
26G,29G) (31G,33G,27G) (39G,25G) (24G,43S).

STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (16); LT Dwight Wheeler(10), Pete Brock (6); LG John Hannah (16); C Bill Lenkaitis(16); RG Sam Adams (13), Bob Cryder (2), P. Brock (1); RT
Shelby Jordan (12), Garry Puetz (4); TE Russ Francis (13),Don Hasselbeck (3); WR Harold Jackson (16); QB Steve
Grogan (16); RB Horace Ivory (9), Sam Cunningham (3),Andy Johnson (3), Don Calhoun (1); FB S. Cunningham(9), D. Calhoun (5), A. Johnson (2).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
60,79853,11341,80560,916
52,84260,62954,12861,09641,02967,93574,37960,87960.991
69,17460,37254,719DEFENSE: LE Mel Lunsford (15), Richard Bishop (1); NT
Ray Hamilton (16); RE R. Bishop (13), Julius Adams (2), M.
Lunsford (1); LOLB Mike Hawkins (14); LILB Steve Nelson(15), Bill Matthews (1); RILB Sam Hunt (15), John Zamberlin (1); ROLB Rod Shoate (14), Ray Costict, Steve King (1);LCB Raymond Clayborn (16); RCB Mike Haynes (15), Rick
Sanford (1); SS Doug Beaudoin (8), Prentice McCray (5),
R. Sanford (3); FS Tim Fox (16), 4th DL Tony McGee (2).
1979 Coaching Staff: Raymond Berry, Receivers, Hank
Bullough, Defensive Line, Gino Cappelletti, Special
Teams, Billy Kinard, Defensive Backfield, John Polonchek, QBs/Special Asst. to Head Coach, Jim Ringo, Offensive Line, Fritz Shurmur, Defensive Line, Tom Yewcic,
Offensive Backfield.
Pro Bowl (3): G John Hannah (3), CB Mike Haynes (4),WR Stanley Morgan (1).

CMP%
48.7
57.4
100.0
100.0
100.0
0.0
49.9
52.7

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YDS/ATT
7.77
5.28
26.0
10.0
4.0
0.0
7.58
6.56

TD
28
2
0
0
0
0
30
13

TD%
6.6
4.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
6.3
2.8

INT
20
3
0
0
0
0
23
20

INT%
4.7
6.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.8
4.3

LG
63t
32
28
10
4
0/0
63t
82

SK/YDS
45/341
4/41
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
49/38257/512RATING
77.4
59.5
118.8
108.3
83.3
39.6
76.1
64.8

423

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Results

Date
9/07
9/14
9/21
9/29
10/05
10/12
10/19
10/26
11/02
11/10
11/16
11/23
11/30
12/08
12/14
12/21

W/L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W

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Score		 Opp.
Att.
34-17		 Cleveland
49,22221-37		 Atlanta
48,32137-31 at Seattle
61,03523-14		 Denver
59,602
21-11 at N.Y. Jets
53,60360,37734-0		 Miami
37-21 at Baltimore
53,92413-31 at Buffalo
75,09234-21		 N.Y. Jets
60,83434-38 at Houston
51,52414-17		 L.A. Rams
60,60960,99447-21		 Baltimore
17-21 at San Francisco 45,254
13-16 at Miami OT
63,29258,32424-2		 Buffalo
38-27 at New Orleans 38,277

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
PUNT RETURNS/AVG
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
319
139
154
26
98/210
46.7
5435
339.7
1026
5.3
2240
588
3.8
140.0
3195
199.7
25/2003395
413/24058.1
27
63/38.0
28/8.5
33.6
79/696
19/9
52
19
27
6

OPP
270
118
141
11
79/214
36.9
4762
297.6
983
4.8
1876
481
3.9
117.3
2886
180.4
44/3463232
458/26658.1
24
92/41.060/8.633.3
92/833
31/10
40
12
28
0

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
77 132 110 122 0 441
Opponents
64 97 56 105 3 325
SCORINGSmith
CalhounFrancisMorganJacksonHasselbeck
Ivory
JohnsonTatupuClark
Ferguson
ForemanGroganPennywell
HaynesJames
ShoateSanfordTeam
Patriots
Opponents
PASSING
GroganCavanaughJacksonPatriots
Opponents

424

TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
0 0 0 0 51/51 26/34 0 129
9 9 0 0			 0 54
8 0 8 0			 0 48
6 0 6 0			 0 36
5 0 5 0			 0 30
4 0 4 0			 0 24
3 2 0 1			 0 18
3 0 3 0			 0 18
3 3 0 0			 0 18
2 1 0 1			 0 12
2 2 0 0			 0 12
1 1 0 0			 0 61 1 0 0			 0 61 0 1 0			 0 61 0 0 1			 0 61 0 0 1			 0 61 0 0 1			 0 61 0 0 1			 0 60 0 0 0 0/1 0/0 0 052 19 27 6 51/52 26/34 0 441
40 12 28 0 39/40 14/20 2 325
ATT
306
105
2
413
458

CMP
175
63
2
240
266

YARDS
2475
885
35
3395
3232

RUSHING
FergusonCalhounGroganIvory
TatupuCavanaugh
Foreman
Clark
JacksonMorganJohnsonHubachPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
211 818200 787
30 11242 111
33
97
19
97
63
23
9
56
5
37
4
36
11
26
1
0
588 2240
481 1876

AVG
3.9
3.9
3.7
2.6
2.9
5.1
2.7
6.2
7.4
9.0
2.4
0.0
3.8
3.9

LG
44
22t
19
20t
11
22
7
15
16
16
11
0
44
33

TD
2
9
1
2
3
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
19
12

RECEIVING
MorganFrancisJacksonCalhounJohnsonFerguson
Foreman
Ivory
Hasselbeck
Westbrook
Pennywell
TatupuPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
45 991
41 66435 73727 12924 25922 173
14
99
12
95
8 130
4
60
4
31
4
27
240 3395
266 3232

AVG
22.0
16.2
21.1
4.8
10.8
7.9
7.1
7.9
16.3
15.0
7.8
6.8
14.1
12.2

LG
71
39
40
12
22
18
18
19
35t
21
16
11
71
79t

TD
6
8
5
0
3
0
0
0
4
0
1
0
27
28

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG
Clayborn
5
87 17.4Fox
4
41 10.2
James
4
32 8.0350 16.7
ShoateNelson3
37 12.3
Hawkins25 2.5Haynes1
31 31.0
Mathews
1
5 5.0
1
0 0.0
SanfordPatriots
24 288 12.0
Opponents
27 369 13.7

LG
29
23
19
42t
33
5
31
5
0
42t
80

TD
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

PUNTING
BarnesChapplePatriots
Opponents

LG
50
57
57
59

BLK
0
0
0
0

NO
45
26
71
75

PUNT RETURNS NO
James
33
17
HaynesBrown
10
Patriots
60
28
Opponents

YDS AVG
1604 35.6
967 37.2
2571 36.2
2882 38.4
FC
3
2
1
6
13

YDS
331
140
42
513
237

AVG LG TD
10.0 75t 1
8.2 35 0
4.2 14 0
8.6 75t 1
8.5 25 0

KICK RETURNS
Ivory
Brown
Currier
Westbrook
Clark
PennywellPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG
36 992 27.6
9156 17.3
6
98 16.3
1
14 14.03
21 7.01
0 0.0
56 1281 22.9
90 1649 18.3

LG
98t
26
26
14
13
0
89t
35

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

SACKS: Adams 9.0, Hamilton 8.0, McGee 7.5, Shoate
6.0, Bishop 5.5, Zamberlin 2.5, Hawkins 2.0, Haynes
1.0, McGrew 1.0, Sanford 1.0, McDougald 0.5. Patriots
44.0, Opponents 25.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Smith
2-2 11-11 10-14
3-7 0-0
Patriots
2-2 11-11 10-14 3-7 0-0
4-8 2-3 0-1
Opponents 0-0 8-8
Smith: (37G,35G) () 19G,30G,44W,29G) (26G,19G,36G)() 30G,34W,36G) (27G,29G,37G) (41G,32G) (21G,
27G,44W) (26G,44G,32B) (47S) (22G,35G) (37W, 42G)
(23G,33G,35B) (40W,27G) (22G).

OPPONENTS: (25G) (26G,27G,39G) (33G) (73S)(49B,39W,40G) () (35W) (23G,39W) () (45G) (29G) (39W)() (27G,24G,23G) () (30G,38G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (16); LT Dwight Wheeler(15), Garry Puetz (1); LG John Hannah (16); C Bill Lenkaitis(16); RG Sam Adams (15), Bob Cryder (1); RT Shelby Jordon (16); TE Russ Francis (15), Don Hasselbeck (1); WR
Harold Jackson (16); QB Steve Grogan (12), Matt Cavanaugh (4); RB Vagas Ferguson (16); FB Don Calhoun (16).
DEFENSE: LE Mel Lunsford (12), Richard Bishop (4); NT
Ray Hamilton (15), R. Bishop (1); RE Julius Adams (16);
LOLB Mike Hawkins (16), LILB Steve Nelson (16); RILBJohn Zamberlin (13), Bob Golic (3); ROLB Rod Shoate (16);LCB Raymond Clayborn (15), Mike Haynes (1); RCB M.
Haynes (11), Rick Sanford (4), R. Clayborn (1); SS Roland
James (10), R. Sanford (6); FS Tim Fox (16).
1980 Coaching Staff: Raymond Berry, Receivers, Gino
Cappelletti, Special Teams, Billy Kinard, Defensive Backfield, Bill Parcells, Linebackers, John Polonchek, QBs/
Special Asst. to Head Coach, Jim Ringo, Offensive Line,
Fritz Shurmur, Defensive Coordinator/Line, Tom Yewcic,
Offensive Backfield.
Pro Bowl (7): DE Julius Adams (1), FS Tim Fox (1), G John
Hannah (5), CB Mike Haynes (5), WR Stanley Morgan (2),LB Steve Nelson (1), K John Smith (1).

CMP%
57.2
60.0
100.0
58.1
58.1

YDS/ATT
8.09
8.43
17.5
8.22
7.06

TD
18
9
0
27
28

TD%
5.9
8.6
0.0
6.5
6.1

INT
22
5
0
27
24

INT%
7.2
4.8
0.0
6.5
5.2

LG
71
40
23
71
79t

SK/YDS
17/1388/62
0/0
25/20044/346

RATING
73.1
95.9
118.8
79.3
78.4

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1981 Final Statistics (2-14)

Date
9/06
9/13
9/21
9/27
10/04
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/01
11/08
11/15
11/22
11/29
12/06
12/13
12/20

W/L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L

HEAD COACH: RON ERHARDT • FIFTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SCHAEFER STADIUM

Score		 Opp.
28-29		 Baltimore
3-13
at Philadelphia
21-35		 Dallas
21-27 at Pittsburgh OT
33-17		 Kansas City
24-28 at N.Y. Jets
38-10		 Houston
22-24 at Washington
17-27 at Oakland
27-30		 Miami OT
6-17		 N.Y. Jets
17-20 at Buffalo
20-27		 St. Louis
14-24 at Miami
10-19		 Buffalo
21-23 at Baltimore

PATS
306
124
166
16
77/208
37.0
5623
351.4
1026
5.5
2040
499
4.1
127.5
3583
223.9
45/321
3904
482/25452.7
34
75/39.3
31.8
88/725
32/16
40
23
17
0

OPP
328
160
148
20
100/230
43.5
5827
364.2
1103
5.3
2950
644
4.5
184.4
2877
179.8
20/1753052
439/24355.3
1674/38.8
34.5
86/763
34/17
42
20
18
4

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
68 92 67 95 0 322
78 117 90 76 9 370
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Smith
0 0 0 0 37/39 15/24 0 82
Collins
7 7 0 0			0 42
Morgan6 0 6 0			0 36
Hasselbeck 6 0 6 0			0 36
Cunningham 4 4 0 0			0 24
Cavanaugh 3 3 0 0			0 18
Ferguson
3 3 0 0			0 18
Tatupu3 2 1 0			0 18
Calhoun2 2 0 0			0 12
Grogan2 2 0 0			0 12
Westbrook 2 0 2 0			0 12
Pennywell
1 0 1 0			0 6Johnson1 0 1 0			0 6Team0 0 0 0
0/1 0/0 0 0Patriots
40 23 17 0 37/40 15/24 0 322
Opponents 42 20 18 4 39/41 25/39 2 370
PASSING
Cavanaugh
GroganOwen
JohnsonJacksonCollins
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
219
216
36
9
1
1
482
439

CMP
115
117
15
7
0
0
254
243

YARDS
1633
1859
218
194
0
0
3904
3052

RUSHING
Collins
Ferguson
Cunningham
CalhounTatupuCavanaugh
GroganMorganPennywell
JohnsonJacksonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS204 873
78 34086 26957 20538 201
17 92
12 49
2 21
1
3
2
1
2 -14
499 2040
644 2950

AVG
4.3
4.4
3.1
3.6
5.3
5.4
4.1
10.5
3.0
0.5
-7.0
4.1
4.6

LG
29
19t
12
33
43
11
24t
11
3
5
-5
43
75t

TD
7
3
4
2
2
3
2
0
0
0
0
23
20

KICK RETURNSCollins
Toler
SanfordJohnson
Dombroski
CalhounK. LeeIvory
Hasselbeck
Matthews
Hamilton
Patriots
Opponents

RECEIVING
Hasselbeck
MorganJacksonJohnsonCollins
TatupuCunningham
DawsonWestbrook
Calhoun
Toler
Ferguson
Pennywell
GroganCavanaugh
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
46 80844 1029
39 66939 42926 23212 132
12 92
7 126
7 122
7
71
5 70
4 39
3 49
2 27
1
9
254 3904
243 3052

AVG
17.6
23.4
17.2
11.0
9.0
11.0
7.7
18.0
17.4
10.1
14.0
9.8
16.3
13.5
9.0
15.4
12.6

LG
51
76t
45
36
22
41
12
42
32
20
23
20
22t
16
9
76t
55

TD
6
6
0
1
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
17
18

SACKS: McGee 5.5, Bishop 4.5, Lee 3.0, Adams 3.0,
Shoate 2.0, Hawkins 1.0, Hamilton 1.0. Patriots 20.0,
Opponents 45.0.

INTERCEPTIONS
SanfordFox
Clayborn
James
Buben
Hawkins
Zamberlin
Haynes
ShoateK. LeePatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
3 28
3 20
2 39
2 29
1 49
1 16
1
11
1
3
1
0
1
0
16 19534 570

AVG
9.3
6.7
19.5
14.5
49.0
16.0
11.0
3.0
0.0
0.0
12.2
16.8

LG
21
20
39
21
49
16
11
3
0
0
49
67

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG LG TB IN20 BLK
Camarillo 47 1959 41.7 9 12 75
0
19 726 38.2 2 2 560
HubachHartley
9 266 30.0 2 0 41
0Patriots
75 2951 39.3 13 14 75
0Opponents 74 2872 38.8 6 22 65
0
PUNT RETURNS NO
Morgan15
James
7
Haynes6
Collins
3
31
Patriots
Opponents
35

FC
4
2
1
0
7
8

YDS
116
56
12
15
199
305

AVG LG TD
7.7 26 0
8.0 18 0
2.0 6 05.0 15 0
6.4 26 0
8.7 75t 1

NO
39
9
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
65
68

YDS
773
148
82
53
45
38
20
19
7
5
0
1190
1326

AVG LG
19.8 30
16.4 32
20.5 2717.7 1922.5 24
19.0 2210.0 1619.0 19
7.0
7
5.0 5
0.0 0
18.3 32
19.5 53

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Smith
0-0
7-7 2-6
5-7 1-4
Patriots
0-0 7-7 2-6 5-7 1-4
1-1 11-12 6-10 6-14 1-2
Opponents
Smith: (50W,39W) (22G) (43S) () (50G,43G) (22G)(32W,21G) (25G,22G,46G,53S) (38G) (27G,34G) (42G,29G)(43G, 35B) (39W) (49N, 50N) (42G) ().

OPPONENTS:(48G,19G,35G)(46G,22G,44W)(26G,40W,26G,27G,25G) (39W,48W) (40W,35G) (50W,43W)(42G) (40B,34G) (51G,27W,26G) (24G,26G,30G) (47G,39W)(28G,42W,23G,38W) (44G,45G) (32G,37N) (29G) (30G,46S).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (13), Carlos Pennywell(2), Don Westbrook (1); LT Dwight Wheeler (11), Brian
Holloway (5); LG John Hannah (16); C Pete Brock (16);
RG Bob Cryder (15), Gary Puetz (1); RT Shelby Jordan(16); TE Don Hasselbeck (14), Lin Dawson (2); WR Harold
Jackson (15); QB Matt Cavanaugh (8), Steve Grogan (7),Tom Owen (1); RB Tony Collins (11), Vagas Ferguson (5);FB Sam Cunningham (8), Don Calhoun (7), Mosi Tatupu(1); 3rd TE L. Dawson (1).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
ReturnsAtt.
49,572
71,08960,311
53,34455,93155,09360,47450,39444,24660,43645,342
71,59339,94650,42142,54917,073

DEFENSE: LE Tony McGee (9), Mark Buben (4), John Lee(3); NT Richard Bishop (16); RE Julius Adams (16); LOLB
Mike Hawkins (15), Steve King (1); LILB Steve Nelson (12),Bob Golic (4); RILB Bill Mathews (9), B. Golic (5), J. Lee(1), John Zamberlin (1); ROLB Rod Shoate (16); LCB Raymond Clayborn (16); RCB Mike Haynes (6), Keith Lee (6),Roland James (3), Rick Sanford (1); SS R. Sanford (13), R.
James (3); FS Tim Fox (16).
1981 Coaching Staff: Raymond Berry, Receivers,
Gino Cappelletti, Special Teams, Bobby Grier, Offensive
Backfield, Rick Lantz, Linebackers, Babe Parilli, Quarterbacks, Jim Ringo, Offensive Line, Dick Roach, Defensive
Backs, Fritz Shurmur, Defensive Coordinator/Line.
Pro Bowl (1): G John Hannah (5).

CMP%
52.5
54.2
41.7
77.7
0.0
0.0
52.7
55.3

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YDS/ATT
7.46
8.61
6.05
21.5
0.00
0.00
8.10
6.95

TD
5
7
1
4
0
0
17
18

TD%
2.3
3.2
2.8
44.0
0.0
0.0
3.5
4.1

INT
13
16
4
1
0
0
34
16

INT%
5.9
7.4
11.1
11.1
0.0
0.0
7.0
3.6

LG
65
76t
28
66t
0
0
76t
55

SK/YDS
24/165
19/137
2/19
0/0
0/0
0/0
45/321
20/175RATING
59.8
63.0
31.7
118.8
39.6
39.6
62.1
75.7

425

1982 Final Statistics (5-4)

Results

HEAD COACH: RON MEYER • THIRD IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SCHAEFER STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/12
W 24-13 at Baltimore
9/19
L 7-31		 N.Y. Jets
11/21
L 7-10at Cleveland
11/28 W 29-21		 Houston
12/05 L 13-26 at Chicago
12/12 W 3-0		 Miami
at Seattle
12/19 W 16-0
12/26
L 14-37 at Pittsburgh
W 30-19		 Buffalo
1/02
AFC PLAYOFFS
L 13-28 at Miami
1/08

Att.
39,05553,51547,28133,602
36,97325,71653,45750,51536,218TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
185
87
88
10
47/122
38.5
5/8
62.5
2808
312.0
602
4.6
1289
315
4.1
143.2
1519
168.8
20/1721691
267/14253.2
1243/39.7
33.7
39/290
19/11
18
9
9
0

PATS
146
74
63
9
37/109
33.9
4/7
57.1
2633
292.6
526
5.0
1347
324
4.2
149.7
1286
142.9
15/1341420
187/9349.7
949/43.7
37.7
53/412
16/8
17
3
12
2

68,842

RUSHING
Collins
van Eeghen
TatupuWeathers
GroganCunningham
Ferguson
Toler
Cavanaugh
MorganPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
164 632
82 38630 168
24
83
9
42
9
21
1
5
1
4
2
3
2
3
324 1347
315 1289

AVG LG
3.9 54
4.7 17
5.6 26
3.5 184.7 19
2.3 4
5.0 5
4.0 4
1.5 3
1.5 3
4.2 54
4.1 48

TD
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
3
9

RECEIVING
MorganCollins
Hasselbeck
DawsonBradshaw
Brown
Weathers
Toler
van Eeghen
Jones
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
28 584 20.9 75t
19 187
9.8 3315 158 10.5 41
13 160 12.3 26
6 111 18.5 48
4 114 28.5 41
3
24 8.0 22
263 31.5 33t
2
14
7.0 9
1
5 5.0 593 1420 15.3 75t
142 1691 11.9 46t

TD
3
2
1
1
1
1
0
2
1
0
12
9

INTERCEPTIONS
HaynesJames
Sanford
BlackmonClayborn
Patriots
Opponents

NO
4
3
2
2
1
12
9

TD
0
0
1
0
0
1
0

PUNTING
Camarillo
Patriots
Opponents

YDS
26
12
105
7
26
176
100

AVG LG
6.5 26
4.0 1252.5 99t3.5
726.0 26
14.7 99t
11.1 44

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BLK
49 2140 43.7 5 10 76 0
49 2140 43.7 5 10 76 0
43 1709 39.7 6 12 81 0

PUNT RETURNS NO
Smith, R.
16
Patriots
16
Opponents
26

FC
8
8
9

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Smith
0 0 0 0 6/7
5/8 0 21
Collins
3 1 2 0			0 18
Morgan3 0 3 0			 0 18
Toler
2 0 2 0			 0 12
Miller
0 0 0 0 4/4
2/3 0 10
Robinson0 0 0 0 5/5
1/2 0 8Bradshaw
1 0 1 0			 0 6Brown1 0 1 0			 0 6Dawson1 0 1 0			 0 6Grogan1 1 0 0			0 6Hasselbeck 1 0 1 0			 0 6Sanford1 0 0 1			 0 6R. Smith
1 0 0 1			 0 6van Eeghen 1 0 1 0			 0 6Weathers
1 1 0 0			0 6Crump0 0 0 0			 1 2Team0 0 0 0 0/1 0/0 0 0Patriots
17 3 12 2 15/17 8/13 1 143
Opponents 18 9 9 0 17/18 10/15 1 157

KICK RETURNS
Smith, R.
TaylorDombroski
Lee
Patriots
Opponents

NO
24
2
1
1
28
32

YDS
567
46
19
14
646
614

PASSING
GroganCavanaugh
Flick
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
54.1
45.0
0.0
49.7
53.2

YDS/ATT
7.62
8.17
0.00
7.59
6.33

TD
7
5
0
12
9

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
23 33 37 50
0 143
Opponents
34 49 13 61
0 157

426

ATT
122
60
5
187
267

CMP
66
27
0
93
142

YARDS
930
490
0
1420
1691

YDS
139
139
191

AVG LG TD
8.7 19 0
8.7 19 0
7.3 21 0

AVG
23.6
23.0
19.0
14.0
23.1
19.2

LG
98t
27
19
14
98t
46

TD%
5.7
8.3
0.0
6.4
3.4

TD
1
0
0
0
1
0

INT
4
5
0
9
12

SACKS: Blackmon 4.5, Sims 3.0, Adams 2.0, James 2.0,
Weishuhn 2.0, Williams, L. 2.0, McGrew 1.5, Crump 1.0,
Henson 1.0, Zamberlin 1.0. Patriots 20.0, Opponents
15.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Smith
0-1 2-2 2-2
1-3 0-0Miller
0-0 2-2
0-1
0-0 0-0Robinson
1-1
0-1 0-0
0-0 0-0
Patriots
0-1 5-5 2-4
1-3 0-0
Opponents 0-0 4-4 2-3
4-5 0-3Robinson: (24G) () (33N).
Miller: (23G,25G) (36B).
Smith: (18N,33G) (21G,41B,37G,48W,23G) ( ) (42G).

OPPONENTS: (49G,37WR,30G) (30G) (24G) (52S)(53W,43G) (45B) (52B) (21G,25G,44G) (46G,25G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (9); LT Brian Holloway (9);LG John Hannah (8), Bob Cryder (1); C Pete Brock (9); RG
Ron Wooten (7), B. Cryder (2); RT Shelby Jordan (9); TE
Don Hasselbeck (5), Lin Dawson (4); WR Morris Bradshaw(5), Preston Brown (4); QB Steve Grogan (6), Matt Cavanaugh (3); RB Tony Collins (9); FB Mark van Eeghen (5),Sam Cunningham (2), Robert Weathers (2).
DEFENSE: LE Kenneth Sims (9); NT Lester Williams (9);Julius Adams (9); LOLB Lawrence McGrew (8), Andre
Tippett (1); LILB Steve Nelson (9); RILB Clayton Weishuhn(9); Don Blackmon (9); LCB Mike Haynes (9) RCB Raymond Clayborn (9); SS Roland James (7), Keith Lee (2);
FS Rick Sanford (9).
1982 Coaching Staff: Tommy Brasher, Linebackers,
Cleve Bryant, Offensive Backfield, LeBaron Caruthers,
Strength/ Conditioning, Steve Endicott, Receivers, Lew
Erber, QB’s/Offensive Coordinator, Jim Mora, Defensive
Coordinator, Bill Muir, Offensive Line, Dante Scarnecchia, Special Teams/TE’s, Steve Sidwell, Linebackers,
Steve Walters, Defensive Backs.
Pro Bowl (2): G John Hannah (6), CB Mike Haynes (6).

INT%
3.3
8.3
0.0
4.8
4.5

LG
62t
75t
75t
46t

SK/YDS
8/48
7/86
0/0
15/134
20/172RATING
84.4
66.7
39.6
76.5
65.3

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Date
9/04
9/11
9/18
9/25
10/02
10/09
10/16
10/23
10/30
11/06
11/13
11/20
11/27
12/04
12/11
12/18

W/L
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
L

HEAD COACH: RON MEYER •TIED SECOND IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SULLIVAN STADIUM

Score		 Opp.
23-29		 Baltimore (OT)
24-34 at Miami
23-13		 N.Y. Jets
28-23 at Pittsburgh
13-33		 San Francisco
7-12
at Baltimore
37-21		 San Diego
31-0
at Buffalo
13-24 at Atlanta
21-7		 Buffalo
17-6		 Miami
0-30		 Cleveland
3-26 at N.Y. Jets
7-0		 New Orleans21-7
at L.A. Rams
6-24 at Seattle

PATS
284
130
138
16
82/205
40.0
4/12
33.3
5311
331.9
995
5.3
2605
538
4.8
162.8
2706
169.1
45/3343040
412/22053.4
1881/44.6
37.1
90/815
47/20
36
19
16
1

OPP
326
129
172
25
101/234
43.1
8/19
42.1
5576
348.5
1102
5.1
2281
549
4.2
142.6
3295
205.9
39/2703565
514/27753.9
1778/42.0
34.8
84/674
30/19
31
9
19
3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
53 71 40 110 0 274
Opponents
47 110 67 59 6 289
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Collins
10 10 0 0			0 60
6 0 6 0			0 36
RamseySteinfort
0 0 0 0 16/17 6/15 0 34
Tatupu5 4 1 0			 0 30
Smith
0 0 0 0 12/15 3/6 0 21
C. Weathers 3 0 3 0			0 18
2 2 0 0			0 12
GroganMorgan2 0 2 0			0 12
Starring
2 0 2 0			0 12
van Eeghen 2 2 0 0			0 12
Dawson1 0 1 0			0 6Jones1 0 1 0			0 6R. Weathers 1 1 0 0			0 6Weishuhn
1 0 0 1			0 6Zendejas
0 0 0 0
3/4 0/1 0 3Patriots
36 19 16 1 31/36 9/22 0 274
Opponents 31 9 19 3 29/30 24/31 1 289
PASSING
GroganEason
Kerrigan
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
303
95
14
412
514

CMP
168
46
6
220
277

YARDS
2411
557
72
3040
3565

RUSHING
Collins
TatupuR. Weathers
van Eeghen
GroganEason
C. Weathers
KerriganMorganPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS219 1049
106 578
73 41895 35823 108
19
39
1
28
1
14
1
13
538 2605
549 2281

AVG
4.8
5.5
5.7
3.8
4.7
2.1
28.0
14.0
13.0
4.8
4.2

LG
50t
55
77
11
17
12
28
14
13
77
29

TD
10
4
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
19
9

RECEIVING
MorganCollins
RamseyR. Weathers
Jones
C. Weathers
Starring
van Eeghen
TatupuDawsonHasselbeck
B. Williams
GroganPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
58 863 14.9
27 257
9.5
24 335 14.0
23 212
9.2
20 323 16.2
19 379 19.9
17 389 22.9
10 102 10.2
10
97
9.7
9
84
9.3
7.0
1
7
1
0 0.0
1
-8 -8.0
220 3040 13.8
277 3565 12.9

LG
50t
20
39
19
30
58t
76t
23
17
14
7
0
-8
76t
68t

TD
2
0
6
0
1
3
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
16
19

INTERCEPTIONS
SanfordJames
MarionBlackmonNelsonMcGrew
Weishuhn
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
7
24
5
99
2
4
1
39
1
6
1
3
0
27
17 20218 361

LG
16
46
4
39
6
3
27t
46
65t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1

AVG
3.4
19.8
2.0
39.0
6.0
3.0
11.9
20.1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG LG TB IN20 BLK
Camarillo 81 3615 44.6 11 25 70
0Patriots
81 3615 44.6 11 25 70
0Opponents 78 3273 42.0 8 21 62
0
PUNT RETURNS NO
R. Smith38
C. Weathers
4
Sanford1
Lee
1
Patriots
44
Opponents
48
KICK RETURNS
R. Smith
R. Weathers
C. Weathers
Jones
Lee
GoldenPatriots
Opponents

CMP%
55.4
48.4
42.9
53.4
53.9

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FC
12
0
2
0
14
6

YDS
398
1
0
0
399
392

AVG LG TD
10.5 55 0
0.3 3 00.0 0 00.0 0 09.1 55 0
8.2 22 0

NO YDS
42 916
3 68
3 58
4 63
4 40
1 10
57 1155
56 1082

AVG
21.8
22.7
19.3
15.8
10.0
10.0
20.3
19.3

LG
53
29
33
23
19
10
53
60

YDS/ATT
7.95
5.86
5.14
7.37
6.93

TD
15
1
0
16
19

TD%
4.9
1.0
0.0
4.3
3.6

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

INT
12
5
1
18
17

FIELD GOALS
Steinfort
Smith
Zendejas
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0-0 3-4
3-5 0-6 0-0
0-0
1-1
1-4
1-1 0-0
0-0 0-0
0-0
0-1 0-0
0-0 4-5
4-9
1-8 0-0
2-2 12-13
6-8 1-2 3-6

Smith: (36WR,33WL,39G) (22G) (43G) () (37WR).

Steinfort: (41WL) (35G,20G,32G) (47WL,48WR,22G) ()(46B) (44WR,20G) ( ) (39WL,33G) (37S,48WL,24WL).
Zendejas: (41WL) ().
OPPONENTS: (25G,52G,33G) (28G,23G) () (20G,34G,28G)(45G,35G,36G,24G) (52G) () (54WL,47WL) (23G) (24WL)(52G,29G,53WL) (22G,20G,20G) (18G,34G,35G,19G) (35WL)(41WL) (29G,34WR).
SACKS: Tippett 8.5, Adams 8.0, Owens 4.0, Blackmon
3.5, Browning 2.0, James 2.0, McGrew 2.0, Rembert
2.0, Weishuhn 2.0, Wil­l­iams, T. 2.0, Nelson 1.0, Williams,
L. 1.0, Har­ris 0.5, Rogers 0.5. Patriots 39.0, Opponent
45.0.
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (16); LT Brian Holloway(16); LG John Hannah (16); C Pete Brock (13), Dwight
Wheeler (3); RG Ron Wooten (16); RT Bob Cryder (14),Darryl Haley (2); TE Lin Dawson (10), Derrick Ramsey(6); WR Cedric Jones (12), Stephen Starring (3); QB Steve
Grogan (12), Tony Eason (4); RB Tony Collins (16); FB Markvan Eeghen (10), Robert Weathers (5), Mosi Tatupu (1);
2nd TE Derrick Ramsey (1).
DEFENSE: LE Toby Williams (10), Kenneth Sims (2), Marshall Harris (2), Ron Spears (1), Lester Williams (1); NT
Dennis Owens (14), Luther Henson (2); RE Julius Adams(16); LOLB Andre Tippett (12), Larry McGrew (4); LILB
Johnny Rembert (8), Steve Nelson (7), Tim Golden (1);RILB Clayton Weishuhn (16); ROLB Don Blackmon (14), L.
McGrew (1), A. Tippett (1); LCB Ronnie Lippett (16); RCB
Raymond Clayborn (16); SS Roland James (16); FS Rick
Sanford (16).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
ReturnsAtt.
45,52659,343
43,18258,28254,29335,61859,01660,42447,54642,60460,771
40,987
48,62024,57946,50359,6881983 Coaching Staff: Tommy Brasher, Linebackers,
Cleve Bryant, Offensive Backfield, LeBaron Caruthers,
Strength/ Conditioning, Steve Endicott, Receivers, Lew
Erber, QB’s/Offensive Coordinator, Bill Muir, Offensive
Line, Rod Rust, Defensive Coordinator, Dante Scarnecchia, Special Teams/TE’s , Steve Sidwell, Linebackers,
Steve Walters, Defensive Backs.
Pro Bowl (5): P Rich Camarillo (1), CB Raymond Clayborn(1), RB Tony Collins (1), G John Hannah (7), T Brian Holloway
(1).

INT%
3.9
5.2
7.1
4.3
3.3

LG
76t
35
19
76t
68t

SK/YDS
29/195
16/1390/0
45/334
39/270RATING
81.4
48.4
29.5
72.1
74.4

427

1984 Final Statistics (9-7)

HEAD COACH: RON MEYER (5-3), RAYMOND BERRY (4-4) • SECOND IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SULLIVAN STADIUM

Results

Date
9/02
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/04
11/11
11/18
11/22
12/02
12/09
12/16

W/L
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W

Score		 Opp.
21-17 at Buffalo
7-28 at Miami
38-23		 Seattle
10-26		 Washington
28-21 at N.Y. Jets
17-16 at Cleveland
20-14		 Cincinnati
24-44		 Miami
30-20		 N.Y. Jets
19-26 at Denver
38-10		 Buffalo
50-17 at Indianapolis
17-20 at Dallas
10-33		 St. Louis
17-27 at Philadelphia
16-10		 Indianapolis

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
315
104
186
25
83/214
39.0
4/5
80.0
5263
328.9
1048
5.0
2032
482
4.2
127.0
3231
201.9
66/4543685
500/29258.4
14
92/42.4
35.0
86/674
29/15
42
15
26
1

Att.
48,52866,08343,14060,503
68,97853,03648,15460,71160,51374,90843,31360,00955,34153,55841,581
22,383

OPP
311
109
182
20
90/255
40.0
9/18
50.0
5100
318.7
1066
4.8
1886
498
3.8
117.8
3214
200.8
55/452
3666
513/28355.2
1783/40.3
33.4
87/773
33/8
42
11
25
6

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
68 74 108 112 0 362
Opponents
78 115 84 75 0 352
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Franklin
0 0 0 0 42/42 22/28 0 108
Ramsey7 0 7 0			0 42
Collins
5 5 0 0			0 30
Eason
5 5 0 0			0 30
Morgan5 0 5 0			0 30
Dawson4 0 4 0			0 24
Starring
4 0 4 0			0 24
Tatupu4 4 0 0			0 24
Jones
3 0 2 1			0 18
C. Weathers 2 0 2 0			0 12
C. James
1 1 0 0			0 6Robinson1 0 1 0			0 6Fryar1 0 1 0			0 6R. James
0 0 0 0			 1 2Patriots
42 15 26 1 42/42 22/28 1 362
Opponents 42 11 25 6 37/42 21/31 0 352

PASSING
Eason
GroganKerrigan
Patriots
Opponents

428

ATT
431
68
1
500
513

CMP
259
32
1
292
283

YARDS
3228
444
13
3685
3666

RUSHING
C. James
TatupuCollins
Eason
GroganFryar
Starring
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS160 790
133 553
138 550
40 154
7
12
2
-11
2 -16
482 2032
498 1886

AVG LG
4.9 73
4.2 20t
4.0 21
3.9 25t
1.7 13-5.5 0-8.0 04.2 73
3.8 53

TD
1
4
5
5
0
0
0
15
11

RECEIVING
RamseyStarring
DawsonMorganC. James
Jones
TatupuCollinsFryar
C. Weathers
Hawthorne
Robinson
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
66 792 12.0 34
46 657 14.3 65t
39 427 10.9 27
38 709 18.7 76t
22 1597.2 1619 244 12.8 22
16 1599.9 2416 100 6.2 19
11 164 14.9 26
8 115 14.4 29
7 127 18.1 26
4
32 8.0 17
292 3685 12.6 76t
283 3666 13.0 68t

TD
7
4
4
5
0
2
0
0
1
2
0
1
26
25

INTERCEPTIONS
Clayborn
Lippett
MarionR. James
GibsonSanford
Dombroski
BlackmonNelsonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
3 102
3
23
2
39
2
14
2
4
2
2
1
23
1
3
1
0
17 21014 237

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3

PUNTING
Camarillo
Prestridge
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS48 2020
44 1884
92 3904
83 3345

PUNT RETURNS
Fryar
Starring
C. Weathers
GibsonSanfordR. James
Patriots
Opponents

NO
36
10
1
1
0
0
48
45

AVG LG
34.0 85
7.7 1319.5 26
7.0 142.0 4
1.0 2
23.0 23
3.0 3
0.0 0
12.4 85
16.9 86t

AVG TB IN20 LG BLK
42.1 7 12 61 042.8 5 8 89 0
42.4 12 20 89 0
40.3 7 17 64 0
FC
10
1
0
0
2
2
15
12

YDS
347
73
7
3
0
0
430
442

AVG
9.6
7.3
7.0
3.0
0.0
0.0
9.0
9.8

LG TD
55 0
16 0
7 0
3 0
0 0
0 0
55 0
47t 1

SACKS: Tippett 18.5, Owens 6.5, Williams, T. 6.0, Blackmon 5.0, Adams 4.0, Nelson 4.0, Sims 3.5, Henson 2.0,
Rogers 2.0, Williams L. 1.5, Marion 1.0, McGrew 0.5,
Rembert 0.5. Team 55.0 Opp. 66.0.

KICK RETURNSCollins
J. Williams
Fryar
Lee
Robinson
Smith
Jones
Hawthorne
TatupuPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
26 54423 461
5 95
3 43
3 38
1 22
1 20
1 14
1
9
64 1246
73 1373

AVG
20.9
20.0
19.0
14.3
12.7
22.0
20.0
14.0
9.0
19.5
18.8

LG
46
29
22
17
14
22
20
14
9
46
69

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Franklin
2-2 10-10
4-7
6-8 0-1
2-2 10-10 4-7
6-8 0-1
Patriots
9-9 4-8 5-10 1-2
Opponents 2-2
Franklin: () () (32G) (44S,22G) (33WL,49WL) (45G)(20G,27G) (48G) (20G,27G,47G) (30G,40G,36WR,47G,19G)(21G) (28G,40G) (29G,56S) (19G) (24G,38WL)(21G,34G,36G).

OPPONENTS: (45WL,27G) (39WL,42WL) (42G)(19G,42G,22G,27G) () (24G, 48G,27G,36WL) (37S,35WR)(28G) (46G,18G) () (34G,43WL) (35G,61S) (28G,23G)(36G,33G) (50G,46G,48WR) (25G,42B).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (12), Irving Fryar (2), Cedric Jones (2); LT Brian Holloway (16); LG John Hannah(15), Guy Morriss (1); C Pete Brock (12), G. Morriss; RG
Ron Wooten (16); RT Darryl Haley (16); TE Lin Dawson(15), Derrick Ramsey (1); WR Stephen Starring (16); QB
Tony Eason (13), Steve Grogan (3); RB Craig James (7),Tony Collins (5); Mosi Tatupu (4); H-Back D. Ramsey (12),Greg Hawthorne (1), Bo Robinson (1); 3rd WR I. Fryar (1),
C. Jones (1).
DEFENSE: LE Kenneth Sims (16); NT Dennis Owens (16);
RE Toby Williams (15), Julius Adams (1); LOLB Andre Tippett (16), LILB Steve Nelson (16); RILB Lawrence McGrew(15), Clayton Weishuhn (1); ROLB Don Blackmon (16); LCB
Ernest Gibson (8), Ronnie Lippett (8); RCB Raymond Clayborn (16); SS Roland James (15), Fred Marion (1); FS F.
Marion (9), Rick Sanford (7).
1984 Coaching Staff: Tommy Brasher, Linebackers,
Cleve Bryant, Offensive Backfield, LeBaron Caruthers,
Strength/ Conditioning, Steve Endicott, Receivers, Lew
Erber, QB’s/Offensive Coordinator, Bill Muir, Offensive
Line, Rod Rust, Defensive Coordinator, Dante Scarnecchia, Special Teams/TE’s , Steve Sidwell, Linebackers,
Steve Walters, Defensive Backs.
Pro Bowl (4): G John Hannah (8), T Brian Holloway (2),LB Steve Nelson (2), LB Andre Tippett (1).

CMP%
60.1
47.1
100.0
58.4
55.2

YDS/ATT
7.49
6.53
13.0
7.37
7.14

TD
23
3
0
26
25

TD%
5.3
4.4
0.0
5.2
4.9

INT
8
6
0
14
17

INT%
1.8
8.8
0.0
2.8
3.3

LG
76t
65t
13
76t
68t

SK/YDS
59/4097/45
0/0
66/45455/452RATING
93.4
46.4
118.8
87.1
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HEAD COACH: RAYMOND BERRY • TIED SECOND IN AFC EAST (WILD CARD PLAYOFF QUALIFIER) • HOME STADIUM: SULLIVAN STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/08
W 26-20		 Green Bay
L 7-20 at Chicago
9/15
9/22
W 17-14 at Buffalo
L 20-35		 L.A. Raiders
9/29
10/06 L 20-24 at Cleveland
10/13 W 14-3		 Buffalo
10/20 W 20-13		 N.Y. Jets
10/27 W 32-14 at Tampa Bay
11/03 W 17-13		 Miami
W 34-15		 Indianapolis
11/10
W 20-13 at Seattle
11/17
L 13-16 at N.Y. Jets OT
11/24
12/01 W 38-31 at Indianapolis
12/08 W 23-6		 Detroit
L 27-30 at Miami
12/16
12/22 W 34-23		 Cincinnati
AFC PLAYOFFS
12/28 W 26-14 at N.Y. Jets
W 27-20 at L.A. Raiders
1/05
W 31-14 at Miami
1/12SUPER BOWL XX (at New Orleans, La.)
L 10-46 vs. Chicago
1/26

PATS
294
126
153
15
83/223
37.0
4/10
40.0
5499
343.7
1061
5.2
2331
565
4.1
145.7
3168
198.0
39/3153483
457/25555.8
2292/42.9
33.7
114/842
37/20
41
15
20
6

70,59888,93674,97873,818

OPP
284
92
168
24
74/227
33.0
5/15
33.0
4714
294.6
1042
4.5
1655
466
3.6
103.4
3059
191.2
51/3343393
525/26249.9
2397/40.5
32.5
83/699
35/24
32
15
14
3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
54 115 44 149 0 362
Opponents
75 64 56 92 3 290
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Franklin
0 0 0 0 40/41 24/30 0 112
Fryar
10 1 7 2			0 60
C. James
7 5 2 0			0 42
Collins
5 3 2 0			0 30
Morgan5 0 5 0			0 30
Jones
3 0 2 1			0 18
Grogan2 2 0 0			0 12
Tatupu2 2 0 0			0 12
Eason
1 1 0 0			0 6Weathers
1 1 0 0			0 6Hawthorne 1 0 1 0			0 6D. Ramsey
1 0 1 0			0 6Tippett
1 0 0 1			0 6Rembert
1 0 0 1			0 6Clayborn
1 0 0 1			0 6Blackmon0 0 0 0			2 4Patriots
41 15 20 6 40/41 24/30 2 362
Opponents 32 15 14 3 30/32 22/25 1 290
PASSING
Eason
GroganC. James
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
299
156
2
457
525

CMP
168
85
2
255
262

YARDS
2156
1311
16
3483
3393

RUSHING
C. James
Collins
Weathers
TatupuEason
GroganFryar
MorganFranklin
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS263 1227
163 657
41
174
47 152
22
70
20
29
7
27
1
0
1
-5
565 2331
466 1655

AVG LG
4.7 65t
4.0 284.2 42t
3.2 11
3.2 23
1.5 12
3.9 130.0
0-5.0 -5
4.1 65t
3.6 24

RECEIVING
CollinsMorganFryar
D. Ramsey
C. James
Jones
Starring
DawsonD. Williams
Hawthorne
Weathers
TatupuPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
52 549 10.6
39 760 19.5
39 670 17.2
28 285 10.2
27 360 13.3
21 237 11.3
16 235 14.7
17 148 8.7
9 163 18.1
3
42 14.0
2
18 9.02
16 8.0255 3483 13.7
262 3393 13.0

TD
5
3
1
2
1
2
1
0
0
15
15

LG
49
50t
56
26
90t
29t
40
26
30
28t
13
15
90t
88t

TD
2
5
7
1
2
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
20
14

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG
Marion7 189 27.0 83
Clayborn
6 80 13.3 38
R. James
4 51 12.8 39
Lippett
3 93 31.0 58
Blackmon1
14 14.0 14
McGrew
1
0 0.0
0McSwain
1
0 0.0
0Patriots
23 427 18.6 83
Opponents
22 243 11.0 38t

TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG LG TB IN20 BLK
Camarillo 92 3953 43.0 13 17 75
0Patriots
92 3953 43.0 13 17 75
0Opponents 97 3925 40.5 11 26 64
0
PUNT RETURNS
Fryar
R. James
Starring
MarionBowmanPatriots
Opponents

NO
37
2
2
0
1
42
56

KICK RETURNSStarring
Fryar
Jones
Weathers
Hawthorne
C. James
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
48 1012 21.1
3
39 13.0
3
37 12.3
1
18 18.0
1
13 13.01
0 0.0
57 1119 19.6
77 1434 18.6

CMP%
56.2
54.5
100.0
55.8
49.9

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YDS/ATT
7.2
8.4
8.0
7.6
6.5

FC
15
0
0
1
0
16
7

YDS
520
13
0
0
-3
530
597

TD
11
7
2
20
14

AVG LG TD
14.1 85t 2
6.5 13 0
0.0 0 00.0 0 0
-3.0 -3 0
12.6 85t 2
10.7 46 0
LG
53
24
20
18
13
0
53
58

TD%
3.7
4.5
1.0
4.4
2.7

SACKS: Tippett 16.5, Veris 10.0, Blackmon 8.0, Sims 5.5,
Adams 5.0, Nelson 2.0, T. Williams 2.0, McGrew 1.0, L.
Williams 1.0. Team, 51.0, Opponent, 39.0.

FIELD GOALSFranklin
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1 7/9
9/9 5/9 2/2
1/1 7/9
9/9 5/9 2/2
0/0 8/8
6/8 6/7 2/2

Franklin: (34G) () (32G) (47G,20G) (29G,33G,47WL)(20WR) (19G,44G) (35G,50G, 49G,28WR) (38G) (41G,30G)() (41WL,23G,28G) (35G) (38G,47WL,50G,22G) (22G,49G)(25G,42WR,30G)

OPPONENTS: (40B) (21G,28G) () () (36WL,44G) (47G)(53G,52G) () (26G,32G) () (37WR,32G,31G) (21G,21G,32G)(25G) (26G,37G) (44G,49G,47G) (42G ,22G,30G).

STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (13), Cedric Jones (3); LT
Brian Holloway (16); LG John Hannah (14), Guy Morriss(2); C Pete Brock (8), G. Morriss (8); RG Ron Wooten (14),Paul Fairchild (2); RT Steve Moore (16); TE Lin Dawson(13), Derrick Ramsey (3); WR Irving Fryar (14), Stephen
Starring (1), Derwin Williams (1); QB Tony Eason (10),Steve Grogan (6); RB Tony Collins (16); FB Craig James(14), Mosi Tatupu (2).
DEFENSE: LE Ken Sims (13), Garin Veris (3); NT Dennis
Owens (13), Lester Williams (3); RE Julius Adams (12),Toby Williams (3), G. Veris (1); LOLB Andre Tippett (16);
LILB Steve Nelson (15), Johnny Rembert (1); RILB Lawrence McGrew (12), J. Rembert (4); ROLB Don Blackmon(14), L. McGrew (2); LCB Ronnie Lippett (16); RCB Raymond Clayborn (16); SS Roland James; FS Fred Marion(16).
1985 Coaching Staff: Dean Brittenham, Strength/
Conditioning, Jim Carr, Defensive Backfield, Bobby Grier,
Offensive Backfield, Ray Hamilton, Asst. Defensive Line,
Rod Humenuik, Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Line, Harold
Jackson, Receivers, Eddie Khayat, Defensive Line, John
Polonchek, QBs/Special Asst. to Head Coach, Rod Rust,
Defensive Coordinator, Dante Scarnecchia, Special
Teams/TEs, Don Shinnick, Linebackers, Les Steckel,
Quarterbacks /Receivers.

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
ReturnsAtt.
49,48860,53340,33460,686
62,13940,462
58,163
34,661
58,811
54,17660,345
74,10056,74059,07869,48957,953

Pro Bowl (8): CB Raymond Clayborn (2), KR Irving Fryar (1),G John Hannah (9), T Brian Holloway (3), RB Craig James (1),FS Fred Marion (1), LB Steve Nelson (3), LB Andre Tippett (2).

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

INT
17
5
0
22
23

INT%
5.7
3.2
0.0
4.8
4.4

LG
90t
56
11t
90t
88t

SK/YDS
28/22911/86
0/0
39/31551/334

RATING
67.5
84.1
139.6
74.9
61.2

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HEAD COACH: RAYMOND BERRY • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: SULLIVAN STADIUM

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
Att.
9/07
W 33-3		 Indianapolis 55,208
9/11
W 20-6 at N.Y. Jets
72,422
9/21
L 31-38		 Seattle
58,977
9/28
L 20-27 at Denver
75,80460,68910/05 W 34-7		 Miami
L 24-31		 N.Y. Jets
60,342
10/12
54,743
10/19 W 34-0 at Pittsburgh
77,808
10/26 W 23-3 at Buffalo
60,597
11/02 W 25-17		 Atlanta
11/09 W 30-21 at Indianapolis 56,890
11/16
W 30-28 at L.A. Rams
64,33911/23 W 22-19		 Buffalo
60,455
11/30 W 21-20 at New Orleans 58,259
12/07
L 7-31		 Cincinnati
60,633
L 24-29		 San Francisco 60,787
12/14
74,516
12/22 W 34-27 at Miami
AFC PLAYOFFS
L 17-22 at Denver
76,105
1/04

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
314
77
202
35
77/227
33.9
8/11
72.7
5327
332.9
1073
5.0
1373
469
2.9
85.8
3954
247.1
47/3674321
557/34061.0
1392/40.7
33.1
87/672
27/11
45
10
29
6

OPP
286
118
153
15
79/219
36.1
7/12
58.3
5181
323.8
1031
5.0
2203
510
4.3
137.7
2978
186.1
48/3463324
473/255
53.9
21
90/39.8
33.4
106/866
38/19
35
19
15
1

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
82 102 99 129 0 412
Opponents
34 83 64 126 0 307
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Franklin
0 0 0 0 44/45 32/41 0 140
Morgan10 0 10 0			0 60
Collins
8 3 5 0			0 48
Fryar
7 0 6 1			0 42
C. James
4 4 0 0			0 24
Scott
3 0 3 0			0 18
Baty
2 0 2 0			0 12
Starring
2 0 2 0			0 12
Tatupu2 1 0 1			0 12
Grogan1 1 0 0			0 6Jones1 0 1 0			0 6Marion1 0 0 1			0 6McSwain
1 0 0 1			0 6Rembert
1 0 0 1			0 6B. Williams 1 0 0 1			0 6Weathers
1 1 0 0			0 6Patriots 45 10 29 6 44/45 32/41 1 412
Opponents 35 19 15 1 34/35 21/28 0 301
PASSING
Eason
GroganC. James
RamseyPatriots
Opponents

430

ATT
448
102
4
3
557
473

CMP
276
62
1
1
340
255

YARDS
3328
976
10
7
4321
3324

RUSHING
C. James
Collins
TatupuEason
Fryar
Weathers
DupardGroganHawthorne
Starring
RamseyJonesPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG LG154
427 2.8 16
156
412 2.6 1771
172 2.4 1335
170 4.9 26
480 20.0 31
21
58 2.8 16t
1539 2.6 11923 2.6 101
5 5.0 5
1
0 0.0 01
-6 -6.0 -6
1-7 -7.0 -7
469 1373 2.9 31
510 2203 4.3 58t

TD
4
3
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
10
19

RECEIVING
MorganCollins
Fryar
Baty
Hawthorne
C. James
Starring
TatupuJones
ScottD. Williams
Weathers
Holloway
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
84 1491 17.8 44t
77
684 8.9 49
43
737 17.1 69t
37
331 8.9 22
24
192 8.0 17
18
129 7.2 17
16 295 18.4 47
15
145 9.7 25
14 222 15.9 28
841 5.1 8t
2
35 17.5 26
1
14 14.0 141
5 5.0 5
340 4321 12.7 69t
255 3324 13.0 67t

TD
10
5
6
2
0
0
2
0
1
3
0
0
0
29
15

INTERCEPTIONS
Lippett
Clayborn
MarionMcGrew
R. James
NelsonRembert
McSwainTippett
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
876 9.5 433
4 1.3 42
56 28.0 37t
2
44 22.0 27
239 19.5 21
221 10.5 17
1
37 37.0 37
1
3 3.0 3032
- 32
21 312 14.9 69
13151 11.6 26

TD
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

PUNTINGNO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
Camarillo
89 3746 42.1 7 16 64
90 3746 42.1 7 16 64
Patriots
Opponents 90 3585 39.8 9 21 73
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS
Fryar
35 10 366
6 0
18
Starring
Marion1 1
12
R. James
0 1
0Patriots
42 12 396
Opponents
60 4 565

BLK
3
3
3

AVG LG TD
10.5 59t 1
3.0 12 0
12.0 12 0
0.0 0 09.4 59t 1
9.4 39 0

SACKS: Veris 11.0, Tippett 9.5, Blackmon 7.5, B. Williams
7.0 Rembert 4.0, Hodge 1.0, R. James 1.0, McGrew 1.0,
Nelson 1.0, Owens 1.0, Reynolds 1.0, Ruth 1.0, Thomas
1.0, Sims 0.5, T. Williams 0.5. Patriots 48.0, Opponents
47.0.

CMP%
61.6
60.8
25.0
33.3
61.0
53.9

YDS/ATT
7.43
9.57
2.50
2.33
7.76
7.02

TD
19
9
1
0
29
15

TD%
4.2
8.8
25.0
0.0
5.2
3.2

INT
10
2
1
0
13
21

KICK RETURNSStarring
Fryar
Jones
DupardRembertHawthorne
Patriots
Opponents

FIELD GOALSFranklin
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS36 80210 192
4
63
3
50
3
27
2
13
58 1147
81 1480

AVG
22.3
19.2
15.8
16.7
9.0
6.5
19.8
18.3

LG
52
33
20
21
14
13
52
39

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1 7/7 15/17 9/16 0/0
1/1 7/7 15/17 9/16 0/0
0/0 7/7 8/9 6/8 0/4

Franklin: (25G,38G,39G,49G) (49N,45G,42G) (26G,36N)(42N,34G,37G) (21G,31G) (45N,26G) (47N,31G,36G)(31G 47N,27G, 26G) (31G,32G,32G, 33G) (38G,31G,24G)(42G,45G,19G) (37G,47G) (49N) (44N) (41G) (47G,44G,39N).

OPPONENTS: (25G,57N) (33G,47G) (33G) (44G,34G) (55N)(47G) () (53N,26G) (41G,36N,53N) () (42N) (28G,33G,34G,
48G) (28G, 38G) (24G,44N) (20G,31G, 36G) (42G,21G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (16); LT Brian Holloway(15), Steve Moore (1); LG Paul Fairchild (15), Trevor
Matich (1); C Pete Brock (16); RG Ron Wooten (16); RT
Steve Moore (10), Darryl Haley (6); TE Greg Hawthorne(10), Greg Baty (6); WR Irving Fryar (13), Stephen Starring(3); QB Tony Eason (15), Steve Grogan (1); RB Tony Collins(15), Craig James (1); FB C. James (11), Mosi Tatupu (5);
2nd TE G. Baty (1).
DEFENSE: LE Brent Williams (16); NT Toby Williams (15),Dennis Owens (1); RE Garin Veris (15), Ben Thomas (1);
LOLB Andre Tippett (11), Lawrence McGrew (4), D. Owens(1); LILB Steve Nelson (12), Johnny Rembert (4); RILB L.
McGrew (9), J. Rembert (5), Ed Reynolds (2); ROLB Don
Blackmon (15), L. McGrew (1); LCB Ronnie Lippett (15),Ernest Gibson (1); RCB Raymond Clayborn (16); Roland
James (15), Jim Bowman (1); FS Fred Marion (16).
1986 Coaching Staff: Dean Brittenham, Strength/
Conditioning, Jim Carr, Defensive Backfield, Bobby Grier,
Offensive Backfield, Ray Hamilton, Asst. Defensive Line,
Rod Humenuik, Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Line, Harold
Jackson, Receivers, Eddie Khayat, Defensive Line, John
Polonchek, QB’s/Special Asst. to Head Coach, Rod Rust,
Defensive Coordinator, Dante Scarnecchia, Special
Teams/TE’s, Don Shinnick, Linebackers, Les Steckel,
Quarterbacks/ Receivers.
Pro Bowl (5): CB Raymond Clayborn (3), K Tony Franklin(1), WR Stanley Morgan (3), Spt Mosi Tatupu (1), LB Andre
Tippett (3).

INT%
2.2
2.0
25.0
0.0
2.3
4.4

LG
49
69t
10t
7
69t
67t

SK/YDS
43/3364/31
0/0
0/0
47/36748/346

RATING
89.2
113.8
39.6
42.4
92.9
68.4

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HEAD COACH: RAYMOND BERRY • TIED SECOND IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SULLIVAN STADIUM

Date W/L
W
9/13
9/21
L
9/27		
10/04 LW
10/11
10/18 W
10/25 L
11/01
W
L
11/08
11/15
L
11/22 W
11/29
L
12/06 L
12/13 W
12/20 W
12/28 W

Score		 Opp.
Att.
54,64228-21		 Miami
24-43 at N.Y. Jets
70,847
Canceled Strikeat Washington
10-20		 Cleveland
14,83011,878
14-7		 Buffalo
21-7
at Houston
26,29416-30 at Indianapolis 48,850
26-23		 L.A. Raiders
60,66410-17 at N.Y. Giants
73,817
17-23		 Dallas OT
60,56724-0		 Indianapolis 56,906
31-34		 Philadelphia OT 54,198
20-31 at Denver
75,79442-20		 N.Y. Jets
60,61713-7
at Buffalo
74,94524-10 at Miami
61,192

PATS
266
84
158
24
81/219
36.9
9/14
64.2
4454
296.9
986
4.5
1771
513
3.5
118.1
2683
178.9
33/2462929
440/23653.6
1889/37.6
30.5
64/506
36/13
39
12
22
5

OPP
293
112
159
22
84/228
36.8
11/23
47.8
4877
325.1
1053
4.6
1778
490
3.6
118.5
3099
206.6
43/3393438
520/27352.5
2177/38.1
33.8
110/846
42/21
34
13
17
4

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
76 111 72 61 0 320
Opponents
39 68 71 106 9 293
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Franklin
0 0 0 0 37/38 15/26 0 82
Collins
6 3 3 0			
0 36
Fryar
5 0 5 0			0 30
Dupard
3 3 0 0			
0 18
Jones
3 0 3 0			0 18
Morgan3 0 3 0			0 18
Starring
3 0 3 0			0 18
Baty
2 0 2 0			0 12
Grogan2 2 0 0			
0 12
Linne
2 0 2 0			0 12
Lippett
2 0 0 2			
0 12
Scott
2 0 1 1			0 12
Bleier
1 1 0 0			
0 6
Clayborn
1 0 0 1			0 6
LeBlanc
1 1 0 0			
0 6
Ramsey1 1 0 0			
0 6
Tippett
1 0 0 1			
0 6
Woods
1 1 0 0			
0 6
Schubert
0 0 0 0
1/1
1/2 0 4
Patriots
39 12 22 5 38/39 16/28 0 320
Opponents 34 13 17 4 33/33 18/27 1 293
PASSING
GroganRamseyEason
BleierFlutieJones
TatupuPatriots
Opponents

ATT
161
134
79
39
25
1
1
440
520

CMP
93
71
42
14
15
0
1
236
273

YARDS
1183
898
453
181
199
0
15
2929
3438

NO YDS147 474
94 31879 24841 18749 170
13 75
9 52
16 44
9 43
6 43
20 37
3 25
9 23
4 20
2 13
4 10
1
0
5
-5
2
-6
513 1771
490 1778

AVG
3.2
3.4
3.1
4.6
3.5
5.8
5.8
2.8
4.8
7.2
1.9
8.3
2.6
5.0
6.5
2.5
0.0
-1.0
-3.0
3.5
3.6

LG
19
49
19
48
42
19
16
7
27
13
8
13
9
13
10
5
0
1t
-2
49
60t

TD
3
3
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
12
13

RECEIVING
CollinsMorganFryar
JonesStarring
Baty
TatupuDawsonLinne
Scott
CoffeyGadboisD. Williams
Perryman
DupardFrain
LeBlanc
HansenPickering
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
44 347 7.9
40 672 16.8
31 467 15.1
25 388 15.5
17 289 17.0
15 138 9.2
15 136 9.1
1281 6.811 158 14.4
5
35 7.0366 22.0
3
51 17.0
330 10.03
13 4.33
1 0.3
2
22 11.02
3 1.5
122 22.0
1
10 10.0236 2929 12.4
273 3438 12.6

LG
29
45
40
29
34t
22
23
14
30
15
35
20
12
7
2
11
3
22
10
45
61t

TD
3
3
5
3
3
2
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
22
17

INTERCEPTIONSMarionLippett
Clayborn
E. Gibson
BowmanE. Williams
R. James
R. McSwain
ShegogHolmesRembertP. Williams
Peterson
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
4
53
3 103
2
24
2
17
2
3
1
51
1
27
1
17
1
7
1
4
1
1
1
0
1
0
21 30718 160

AVG LG
13.3 25
34.3 45t
12.0 24
8.5 171.5 3
51.0 51
27.0 2717.0 17
7.0
7
4.0 4
1.0
1
0.0 0
0.0 0
14.6 51
8.9 38

TD
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG LG TB IN20 BLK
Camarillo 62 2489 40.1 8 14 73
1
Herline25 861 34.3 4 1 50
1Patriots
89 3350 37.6 12 15 73
2
Opponents 77 2937 38.1 6 25 62
2
PUNT RETURNS NO
Fryar
18
Linne
5
Marion1Starring
1
Patriots
25
Opponents
41
CMP%
57.8
53.0
53.2
35.9
60.0
0.0
100.0
53.6
52.5

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YDS/ATT
7.34
6.70
5.73
4.64
7.96
0.0
15.0
6.65
6.61

FC
12
2
2
1
17
11

YDS
174
22
0
17
213
397
TD
10
6
3
1
1
0
1
22
17

AVG LG TD
9.7 36 0
4.4 16 0
0.0 0 017.0 17 0
8.5 36 0
9.7 34 0
TD%
6.2
4.5
3.8
2.6
4.0
0.0
100.0
5.0
3.3

INT
9
6
2
1
0
0
0
18
21

KICK RETURNSStarring
Fryar
Davis
DupardPerryman
LeBlanc
C. McSwain
Alexander
Collins
HansenPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
23 445
6
119
5 134
4
61
3
43
2
31
2
32
1
4
1
18
1
14
48 90163 1130

AVG LG
19.3 43
19.8 31
26.8 43
15.3 2114.3 16
15.5 24
16.0 244.0 4
18.0 18
14.0 1418.8 4317.9 60

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

SACKS: Tippett 12.5, Veris 7.0, B. Williams 5.0, T. Williams 4.5, Rembert 2.0, Reynolds 2.0, Sims 1.5, Blackmon 1.0, Hodge 1.0, Lippett, 1.0, Mangiero 1.0, McCabe
1.0, McGrew 1.0, Wichard 1.0, Wilburn 1.0, Bowman, 0.5.
Team, 43.0, Opponents, 33.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Franklin
0/0 5/5 6/11
3/7 1/3
0/0 1/1 0/0
0/1 0/0
Schubert
0/0 6/6 6/11
3/8 1/3
Patriots
Opponents 2/2 7/7 6/9
3/8 0/1
Franklin: (39N,47N) (48N,32G) () () (52N) (38G,31G,49G)(50G,27G,25G, 29G) (50N,46G) (35N,41G) (37N,34G,37N)(43N,21G,31N,46N) (38G,27G) () () (31G).

Schubert: () () (23G,40N).
OPPONENTS: () (22G,34G) (28G,21G,37N) () (48N,34N)(48G,38G,24G) (31G,31G,39G,41N) (19G,41N) (20G) (46N)(19G,44N,39N,38G) (52N,24G) (24G,42G) () (47G).

STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (9), Cedric Jones (3),Wayne Coffey (3); LT Danny Villa (7), Steve Moore (4),George Colton (3), Art Plunkett (1); LG Sean Farrell (15),Paul Fairchild (1); C Guy Morriss (7), Trevor Matich (4),Pete Brock (3), P. Fairchild (1); RG Ron Wooten (13), Eric
Stokes (1), Darren Twombly (1); RT Bruce Armstrong (12),Greg Robinson (3); TE Lin Dawson (11), Todd Frain (2),Willie Scott (1); WR Irving Fryar (11), Larry Linne (3), C.
Jones (1); QB Steve Grogan (6), Tony Eason (3), Tom Ramsey (3), Bob Bleier (2), Doug Flutie (1); RB Tony Collins (11)Reggie Dupard (2), Matt LeBlanc (2); FB Mosi Tatupu (9),Bruce Hansen (2), R. Dupard (1), Chuck McSwain (1), Bob
Perryman (1). 3rd WR I. Fryar (1), Stephen Starring (1).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

RUSHING
Collins
DupardTatupuPerryman
LeBlanc
RamseyFryar
HansenDavis
FlutieGroganEason
C. McSwain
Woods
Starring
C. James
Camarillo
BleierWhittenPatriots
Opponents

DEFENSE: LE Kenneth Sims (8), Brent Williams (4), Benton Reed (3); NT Toby Williams (12), John Guzik (2), Tom
Porell (1); RE Garin Veris (12), Steve Wilburn (3); LOLB
Andre Tippett (13), Mel Black (2); LILB Steve Nelson (11),Jerry McCabe (3), Johnny Rembert (1); RILB Lawrence
McGrew (12), Greg Moore (3), Ed Reynolds (1); ROLB Ed
Williams (7), Don Blackmon (4), Rogers Alexander (2), L.
McGrew (1), Randy Sealby (1); LCB Ronnie Lippett (12),Joe Peterson (3); RCB Raymond Clayborn (9), Ernest
Gibson (5), Fred Marion (1); SS Jim Bowman (8), Roland
James (4), Ron Shegog (3); FS F. Marion (11), Darryl
Holmes (3), R. Clayborn (1).
1987 Coaching Staff: Dean Brittenham, Strength/Conditioning, Jim Carr, Defensive Backfield, Bobby Grier,
Offensive Backfield, Ray Hamilton, Asst. Defensive Line,
Rod Humenuik, Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Line, Harold
Jackson, Receivers, Eddie Khayat, Defensive Line, John
Polonchek, QBs/Special Asst. to Head Coach, Rod Rust,
Defensive Coordinator, Dante Scarnecchia, Special
Teams/TE’s, Don Shinnick, Linebackers, Les Steckel,
Quarterbacks/Receivers.
Pro Bowl (2): WR Stanley Morgan (4), LB Andre Tippett (4).
INT%
5.6
4.5
2.5
2.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.1
4.0

LG
40
40
45
35
30
0
15t
45
61t

SK/YDS
7/55
14/90
8/70
3/28
0/0
0/0
0/0
33/24643/339RATING
78.2
70.4
72.4
49.2
98.6
39.6
158.3
74.1
67.5

431

1988 Final Statistics (9-7)

Results

HEAD COACH: RAYMOND BERRY • TIED SECOND IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SULLIVAN STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
W 28-3		 N.Y. Jets
9/04
9/11
L 6-36 at Minnesota
L 14-16		 Buffalo
9/18
9/25
L 6-31
at Houston
10/02 W 21-17		 Indianapolis
10/09 L 3-45 at Green Bay*
10/16 W 27-21		 Cincinnati
10/23 L 20-23 at Buffalo
10/30 W 30-7		 Chicago
11/06 W 21-10		 Miami
11/13
W 14-13 at N.Y. Jets
11/20 W 6-3
at Miami
L 21-24 at Indianapolis
11/27
12/04 W 13-7		 Seattle
12/11
W 10-7		 Tampa Bay OT
L 10-21 at Denver
12/17*At Milwaukee, Wis.

Att.
44,02755,54555,94538,64658,05051,932
59,96976,82460,82160,84048,35853,52658,15759,06839,88970,910TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
272
119
138
15
58/199
29.1
9/18
50.0
4681
292.6
961
4.9
2099
496
4.2
131.2
2582
161.4
29/2192801
436/23453.7
20
86/42.2
35.5
108/858
29/15
33
20
13
0

PATS
264
126
112
26
79/219
36.1
9/14
64.2
4293
268.3
1000
4.3
2120
588
3.6
132.5
2173
135.8
23/1602333
389/19951.2
28
91/38.3
34.1
87/665
19/10
31
17
12
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
49 87 50 61 3 250
Opponents
48 77 57 102 0 284
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Perryman
6 6 0 0			0 36
Staurovsky 0 0 0 0 14/15 7/11 0 35
Fryar
5 0 5 0			 0 30
Stephens
5 4 0 1			0 30
Garcia0 0 0 0 11/16 6/13 0 29
Morgan4 0 4 0			 0 24
Dawson2 0 2 0			 0 12
2 2 0 0			0 12
DupardTatupu2 2 0 0			0 12
1 1 0 0			0 6FlutieGrogan1 1 0 0			0 6C. James
1 1 0 0			0 6Jones1 0 1 0			 0 6Martin1 0 0 1			0 6Patriots 31 17 12 2 25/31 13/24 0 250
Opponents 33 20 13 0 33/33 17/26 1 284
PASSING
FlutieGroganEason
RamseyPatriots
Opponents

432

ATT
179
140
43
27
389
436

CMP
92
67
28
12
199
234

YARDS
1150
834
249
100
2333
2801

RUSHING
Stephens
PerrymanFlutieDupardTatupuAllen
Eason
C. James
Fryar
GroganRamseyFeaglesMorganPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS297 1168146 448
38 17952 151
22 75
7 40
5 18
4 15
6 12
6 12
3
8
1
0
1
-6
588 2120496 2099

AVG
3.9
3.1
4.7
2.9
3.4
5.7
3.6
3.8
2.0
2.0
2.7
0.0
-6.0
3.6
4.2

LG
52
16
16
15
22
12
10
8t
6
6
9
0
-6
52
36

TD
4
6
1
2
2
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
17
20

RECEIVING
DupardFryar
MorganJones
PerrymanC. James
Stephens
FrancisDawsonTatupuMartinScott
JohnsonFarrell
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS34 23233 49031 50222 31317 13414 17114 98
11 161
8 106
8 58
4 51
8
1
5
1
1
4
199 2333
234 2801

AVG
6.8
14.8
16.2
14.2
7.9
12.2
7.0
14.6
13.3
7.3
12.8
8.0
5.0
4.0
11.7
12.0

LG
15
80t
32
41t
18
32
17
51
38
17
21
8
5
4
80t
51t

TD
0
5
4
1
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
12
13

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG
Clayborn
4 65 16.3
Marion
4 47 11.8
R. James
4 30
7.5
McSwain
2 51 25.5
Rembert
2 10
5.0
Jordan
1 31 31.0
6
McGrew1
6.0
4
Lippett1
4.0
0
Bowman1
0.0
Patriots
20 244 12.2
Opponents
28 286 10.2

LG
31
22
22
42
6
31
6
4
0
42
40

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

PUNTINGNO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BLK
Feagles
91 3482 38.3 8 24 74 0
Patriots
91 3482 38.3 8 24 74 0
Opponents 86 3633 42.2 9 19 70 0
PUNT RETURNS NO FC
Fryar
38
8
Bowman01Patriots
38
9
Opponents
37 17

YDS AVG LG TD
398 10.5 30 0
0 0.0 0 0
398 10.5 30 0
217 5.9 19 0

SACKS: B.Williams 8.0, Tippett 7.0, Jordan 3.0, Rembert
3.0, Goad 2.0, McGrew 2.0, Veris 2.0, Hodge 1.0, Team
1.0. Patriots 29.0, Op­po­nents 23.0.

KICK RETURNS
Martin
Allen
Davis
Fryar
TatupuPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
31 73518 391
6 106
1
3
1
13
57 1248
45 888

AVG
23.7
21.7
17.7
3.0
13.0
21.9
19.7

LG
95t
30
24
3
13
95t
51

TD
1
0
0
0
0
1
0

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Staurovsky
0/0 3/4
4/5 0/2 0/0
0/0 2/3
1/3
2/5 1/2
GarciaPatriots
0/0 5/7
5/8 2/7 1/2
Opponents 0/0 6/7
5/5 5/11 1/3
Garcia: (47WL,39G,24G,47G) (50G,23G) () () (31WL)(43G,42WL) (43WR) (25WL, 52WL,39B).

Staurovsky: (35G) () () (22G,34G) (43WL,27WL)(34G,22G) (36S,27G) (32G,40WL).
OPPONENTS: (29G) (39G,24G) (38G,44G,41G)(46WL,46WR,49G) (20G) (25G,43WL) () (30G,35G,33G)() (51G) (47G,48G) (27G,54WL,50WR,23WL) (28G) (47WR,
41WR) (40S) ( ).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (14), Cedric Jones (1); LT
Danny Villa (14), Trevor Matich (2); LG Sean Farrell (15),Paul Fairchild (1); C Mike Baab (12), T. Matich (4); RG Ron
Wooten (15), P. Fairchild (1); RT Bruce Armstrong (16);
TE Russ Francis (8), Lin Dawson (6), Steve Johnson (1),Willie Scott (1); WR Irving Fryar (14), C. Jones (1); QB Doug
Flutie (9), Steve Grogan (4), Tony Eason (2), Tom Ramsey(1); RB John Stephens (14), Reggie Dupard (2); FB Robert
Perryman (16); 2nd TE Steve Johnson (2).
DEFENSE: LE Brent Williams (14), Milford Hodge (1), Kenneth Sims (1); NT Tim Goad (14), B. Williams (2); RE Garin
Veris (9), M. Hodge (6), Edmund Nelson (1); LOLB Andre
Tippett (11), Tim Jordan (5); LILB Ed Reynolds (14), Vincent Brown (2); RILB Johnny Rembert (15), V. Brown (1);
ROLB Lawrence McGrew (15), Tim Jordan (1); LCB Ronnie
Lippett (15), Rod McSwain (1); Raymond Clayborn (16); SS
Roland James (15), Jim Bowman (1); FS Fred Marion (16).
1988 Coaching Staff: Don Blackmon, Staff Assistant,
Jim Carr, Defensive Backfield, Bobby Grier, Offensive
Backfield, Ray Hamilton, Asst. Defensive Line, Rod
Humenuik, Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Line, Harold
Jackson, Receivers, Eddie Khayat, Defensive Line, Guy
Morriss, Asst. Offensive Line, John Polonchek, QBs/
Special Asst. to Head Coach, Dante Scarnecchia, Special
Teams/TE’s, Don Shinnick, Linebackers, Jerry Simmons,,
Strength/Conditioning, Les Steckel, Quarterbacks/
Receivers.
Pro Bowl (3): RB John Stephens (1), LB Andre Tippett (5),LB Johnny Rembert (1).

CMP%
51.4
47.9
65.1
44.4
51.2
53.7

YDS/ATT
6.42
5.95
5.79
3.70
5.99
6.42

TD
8
4
0
0
12
13

TD%
4.5
2.9
0.0
0.0
3.1
2.9

INT
10
13
2
3
28
20

INT%
5.6
9.3
4.7
11.1
7.2
4.6

LG
80t
41t
26
23
80t
51t

SK/YDS
11/65
8/77
2/12
2/6
23/16029/219RATING
63.3
37.6
61.1
15.0
50.0
64.4

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1989 Final Statistics (5-11)

HEAD COACH: RAYMOND BERRY • FOURTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: SULLIVAN STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
Att.
9/10
W 27-24 at N.Y. Jets
64,541
9/17
L 10-24		 Miami
57,043L 3-24		 Seattle
48,025
9/24
10/01
L 10-31 at Buffalo
78,921
10/08 W 23-13		 Houston
59,828
L 15-16 at Atlanta
39,697
10/15
10/22 L 20-37 at San Francisco* 70,000
10/29 W 23-20 at Indianapolis OT 59,356
L 26-27		 N.Y. Jets
53,366
11/05
11/12
L 24-28		 New Orleans 47,680
W 33-24		 Buffalo
49,663
11/19
L 21-24 at L.A. Raiders
38,747
11/26
12/03 W 22-16		 Indianapolis 32,234
12/10
L 10-31 at Miami
55,913
12/17
L 10-28 at Pittsburgh
26,594
12/24
L 20-24		 L.A. Rams
37,940*Game played at Stanford Stadium.

PATS
335
114
87
34
92/240
38.3
10/29
34.5
5456
341.0
1129
4.8
1749
485
3.6
109.3
3707
231.7
34/2653972
610/30249.5
2764/37.4
31.3
63/509
26/12
30
12
17
1

OPP
297
110
176
11
72/199
36.2
5/12
41.7
5644
352.8
975
5.8
1978
495
4.0
123.6
3666
229.1
31/2393905
449/25957.7
16
81/42.1
35.2
111/954
22/12
48
19
27
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
47 66 71 110 3 297
Opponents
82 144 58 107 0 391
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Davis
0 0 0 0 13/16 16/23 0 61
Staurovsky 0 0 0 0 14/14 14/17 0 56
Stephens
7 7 0 0			0 42
C. Jones
6 0 6 0			0 36
Dykes
5 0 5 0			0 30
Fryar
3 0 3 0			0 18
Morgan3 0 3 0			0 18
Perryman
2 2 0 0			0 12
1 1 0 0			0 6AllenDupard
1 1 0 0			0 6Egu1 1 0 0			0 6Hurst1 0 0 1			0 6Patriots
30 12 17 1 27/30 30/40 0 297
Opponents 48 19 27 2 46/48 19/26 0 391
PASSING
GroganWilsonEason
FlutieFeagles
TatupuPatriots
Opponents

ATT
261
150
105
91
2
1
610
449

CMP
133
75
57
36
0
1
302
259

YARDS
1697
1006
761
493
0
15
3972
3905

NO YDS244 833
150 562
16 87
25 63
11 51
7 42
11 38
3 20
2 20
9 19
2 15
1
3
2
-2
2
-2
485 1749
495 1978

AVG
3.4
3.7
5.4
2.5
4.6
6.0
3.5
6.7
10.0
2.1
7.5
3.0
-1.0
-1.0
3.6
4.0

LG
35t
18
22
10
18
11
20
15t
13
7
11
3
0
0
35t
58t

TD
7
2
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
19

RECEIVING
Sievers
Dykes
C. Jones
Fryar
PerrymanMorganStephens
MartinDawsonTatupuDupardCook
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS54 61549 79548 67029 53729 19528 48621 207
13 22912 101
10 54
6 70
3 13
302 3972
259 3905

AVG
11.4
16.2
14.0
18.5
6.7
17.4
9.9
17.6
8.4
5.4
11.7
4.3
13.2
15.1

LG
46
42
65t
52
16
55t
37
37
17
11
45
5
65t
74t

TD
0
5
6
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
27

INTERCEPTIONS
Hurst
James
MarionMcSwainFeggins
Coleman
Clayborn
RembertBrown
McGrew
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
5 31
2 50
2 19
1 18
1
4
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
-1
1
-4
16 11827 338

AVG
6.2
25.0
9.5
18.0
4.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
-1.0
-4
19.7
12.5

LG
16t
28
18
18
4
1
0
0
-1
-4
28
55

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Feagles
63 2392 38.0 31.3 2 13 64 1
Patriots 64 2392 37.4 31.3 2 13 64 1
Opponents 81 3413 42.1 35.2 9 15 76 0
PUNT RETURNS NO
Martin19
13
Tucker
Fryar
12
Hurst
1
Taylor045
Patriots
38
Opponents

FC
2
1
1
0
2
6
6

YDS AVG LG TD
164 8.6 28 0
102 7.8 25 0
107 8.9 20 0
6 6.0 6 0
0 0.0 0 0379 8.4 28 0
346 9.1 17 0

KICK RETURNS
MartinTuckerRice
Allen
TaylorWonsley
Egu
Hodge
Timpson
Fryar
RehderTatupuPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
24
584 24.3 38
13
270 20.8 37
11242 22.0 46
6124 20.7 29
352 17.3 22
369 23.0 40
226 13.0 22
2
19 9.5 112
13 6.5 131
47 47.0 47
1
14 14.0 14
1
2 2.0
2
69 1462 21.2 47
61 1199 19.7 60

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

SACKS: B. Williams 8.0, Jeter 7.0, McGrew 4.5, Brown
4.0, Sims 3.0, Rembert 2.5, Goad 1.0, Team 1.0. Patriots
31.0, Opponents 34.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49
Davis
0/0
3/3
6/9
5/9
Staurovsky
0/0
4/4
5/7
4/5
Patriots
0/0 7/7 11/16 9/14
Opponents 3/3 6/7 8/10 2/4

50+
2/2
1/1
3/3
0/2

Davis: () (40WR,28G) (35G) (35G,37WL) (30G,
45S,34G,43G) (52G,32G,32G) (49G,21G) (47G,
38WR,48G,46WR,51G) (47G,43WR,26G,39S).

Staurovsky:(44G)(34G,24G,34G,38G)()(40WR,44G,37G,34S,24G,50G,23G) (36G) (20G,37NG)(44G,48G).
OPPONENTS: (40G) (31G) (23G) (36G) (46G,22G)(30G,30G,40W,22G) (33B,23G,45B) (32G,39G) (18G,23G) ()(24WR,31G) (45WL,32G) (18) (23) () (19G, 50S,50WL).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Stanley Morgan (10), Hart Lee Dykes (6);LT Danny Villa (13), David Viaene (3); LG Sean Farrell (15),
D. Villa (1); C Mike Baab (16); RG Paul Fairchild (15), D.
Villa (1); RT Bruce Armstrong (16); TE Lin Dawson (13), Eric
Sievers (3); WR Cedric Jones (11), Irving Fryar (4), SammyMartin (1); QB Steve Grogan (6), Tony Eason (3), Marc Wilson (3), Doug Flutie (3); RB John Stephens (12), Reggie
Dupard (2); FB Robert Perryman (14); 3rd WR I. Fryar (1),
C. Jones (1); 2nd TE E. Sievers (2).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per Rush
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

RUSHING
Stephens
PerrymanFlutieDupardAllen
WilsonTatupuEgu
MartinGroganFryar
C. Jones
Eason
Wonsley
Patriots
Opponents

DEFENSE: LE Ken Sims (15), Milford Hodge (1); NT Tim
Goad (16); RE Brent Williams (16); LOLB Johnny Rembert(8), Jim Jordan (4) Vincent Brown (2), Bruce Scholtz (2);LILB Ed Reynolds (16) RILB V. Brown (8), J. Rembert(8); ROLB Lawrence McGrew (16); LCB Maurice Hurst(14), Rod McSwain (2); RCB Raymond Clayborn (14), R.
McSwain (2); SS Roland James (14), Jim Bowman (2); FS
Fred Marion (16).
1989 Coaching Staff: Don Blackmon, Linebackers,
Jim Carr, Defensive Backfield, Bobby Grier, Offensive
Backfield, Ray Hamilton, Asst. Defensive Line, Harold
Jackson, Receivers, Eddie Khayat, Defensive Line, Guy
Morriss, Asst. Offensive Line, John Polonchek, QBs/Special Asst. to Head Coach, Keith Rowan, Special Teams,
Don Shinnick, Linebackers, Jerry Simmons, Strength/
Conditioning, Richard Wood, Receivers.
Pro Bowl (1): LB Johnny Rembert (2).

CMP%
51.0
50.0
54.3
39.6
0.0
100.0
49.5
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YDS/ATT
6.50
6.71
7.25
5.42
0.0
15.00
6.51
8.70

TD
9
3
3
2
0
0
17
27

TD%
3.4
2.0
2.9
2.2
0.0
0.0
2.8
6.0

INT
14
5
4
4
0
0
27
16

INT%
5.4
3.3
3.8
4.4
0.0
0.0
4.4
3.6

LG
55t
65t
45
36
0
15
65t
74t

SK/YDS
8/64
10/71
10/78
6/52
0/0
0/0
34/26531/239RATING
60.8
64.5
71.2
46.6
39.6
147.9
61.3
91.6

433

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Results

HEAD COACH: ROD RUST • FIFTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/09
L 24-27		 Miami
W 16-14 at Indianapolis
9/16
9/23
L 7-41
at Cincinnati
L 13-37		 N.Y. Jets
9/30
L 20-33		 Seattle
10/07
10/14 				 BYE WEEK
L 10-17 at Miami
10/18
10/28 L 10-27		 Buffalo
11/04
L 20-48 at Philadelphia
11/11
L 10-13		 Indianapolis
11/18
L 0-14at Buffalo
L 14-34 at Phoenix
11/25
12/02 L 7-37		 Kansas City
12/09 L 3-24 at Pittsburgh
12/15
L 10-25		 Washington
12/23
L 7-42
at N.Y. Jets
12/30 L 10-13		 N.Y. Giants

62,63051,95965,51428,92474,72030,11026,28048,354
22,28630,25060,410TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
307
151
139
17
84/192
43.8
7/13
53.8
31:39
5697
356.1
972
5.9
2676
565
167.3
3021
188.8
33/2243245
374/21858.3
1456/40.8
36.6
73/488
25/18
52
29
21
2

PATS
239
65
156
18
86/227
37.9
2/12
16.7
28:21
4163
260.2
955
4.4
1398
383
87.4
2765
172.8
58/4433208
514/27453.3
20
92/40.8
33.6
99/742
33/16
19
4
4
1

Att.
45,30549,25656,47036,72439,735SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
30 81 30 40 0 181
Opponents
120 128 88 110 0 446
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Staurovsky 0 0 0 0 19/19 16/22 0 67
Cook
5 0 5 0			
0 30
Fryar
4 0 4 0			
0 24
Stephens
3 2 1 0			
0 18
Dykes
2 0 2 0			
0 12
Adams
1 0 1 0			
0 6
Allen
1 1 0 0			
0 6
Martin1 0 1 0			
0 6
Perryman
1 1 0 0			
0 6
B. Williams 1 0 0 1			0 619 4 14 1 19/19 16/22 0 181
Patriots
Opponents 54 29 21 2 51/52 27/31 1 446
PASSING
WilsonHodsonGroganStephens
Patriots
Opponents

434

ATT
265
156
92
1
514
374

CMP
139
85
50
0
274
218

YARDS
1625
968
615
0
3208
3245

RUSHING
Stephens
Allen
Adams
Perryman
HodsonTatupuOvertonWilsonMorrisGannonHansenFryar
GroganPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS212 808
63 237
28
111
32
97
12
79
16
56
5
8
5
7
2
4
1
0
1
0
2
-4
4
-5
383 1398
565 2676

AVG
3.8
3.8
4.0
3.0
6.6
3.5
1.6
1.4
2.0
0.0
0.0
-2.0
-1.3
3.7
4.7

LG TD
26
2
29
1
13
0
13
1
23
0
0
15
6
0
6
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
-1
0
0
0
29
4
80t 29SACKS: Williams, B. 6.0, Tippett 3.5, Hobby 3.0, Singleton, 3.0, Agnew 2.5, Brown 2.5, Goad 2.5, McSwain 2.0,
Veris 2.0, Williams, E. 2.0, Smith 1.5, Rembert 1.0, Reynolds 1.0, Gannon 0.5. Patriots 33.0, Op­po­nents 58.0.

RECEIVING
Fryar
Cook
Dykes
Stephens
McMurtry
Jones
Adams
Perryman
Sievers
MowattAllen
TimpsonMartinOvertonTatupuPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS54 85651 45534 54928 19622 24021 30116 146
15 88
8
77
6 67
6 48
5 91
4 65
2 19
2 10
274 3208
218 3245

AVG
15.9
8.9
16.1
7.0
10.9
14.3
9.1
5.9
9.6
11.2
8.0
18.2
16.3
9.5
5.0
11.7
14.9

LG
56
35t
35t
43
26
26
28
15
25
16
19
42
19t
15
6
56
86t

TD
4
5
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
14
21

OPPONENTS: (31G,37G) () (46G,23G) (24G,18G,46G)(31G,19G,55WR) (47G) (35G,35G) (27G,34G) (54G,38G)(30WL) (50NG,29G,50G) (19G,32G,45G) (42G)(19G,38G,26G) ( ) (44G,41WL,27G).

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG
Lippett
4
94 23.5 73
461 15.3 36
Hurst
Marion417
4.3 16
Rembert2
22 11.0 11
14 194 13.9 73
Patriots
Opponents
20 143 7.2 42

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Hansen90 3752 41.7 33.6 8 18 69 2
Patriots 92 3752 40.8 33.6 8 18 69 2
Opponents 56 2282 40.8 36.6 5 17 70 1
PUNT RETURNS
MartinAllen
MorrisRobinsonOverton
Timpson
P.Coleman
Jones
Adams
McSwainPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
25 515 20.6 38
11 168 15.3 34
11 202 18.4 22
11 211 19.2 27
10 188 18.8 23
362 20.7 26
2
18
9.0 12
2
24 12.0 13
1
7
7.0
7
1
0
0.0
0
77 1395 18.1 38
38 665 17.5 38

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

KICK RETURNS
MartinAllen
MorrisRobinsonOverton
Timpson
P.Coleman
Jones
Adams
McSwainPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
25 515
11 168
11 20211211
10 188
3
62
2
18
2
24
1
7
1
0
77 1395
38 665

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

CMP%
52.5
54.5
54.3
0.0
53.3
58.3

YDS/ATT
6.13
6.21
6.68
0.00
6.24
8.68

TD
6
4
4
0
14
21

AVG
20.6
15.3
18.4
19.2
18.8
20.7
9.0
12.0
7.0
0.0
18.1
17.5

LG
38
34
22
27
23
26
12
13
7
0
38
38
TD%
2.3
2.6
4.3
0.0
2.7
5.6

FIELD GOALS
Staurovsky
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1 3/3
3/3 8/11 1/4
1/1 3/3
3/3 8/11 1/4
4/4 6/6 9/10 6/7 2/4

Staurovsky: (42G,57S) (49WL,39G,27G,25G) () (46G,
40G) (53G,48G) (41G,52NG) (32G) (39G,49NG,44G) (29G)() () () (49G) (42G) (50WL) (19G,42WL).

STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Irving Fryar (15), Cedric Jones (1); LT Bruce
Armstrong (16); LG Chris Gambol (14), David Douglas(2); C Danny Villa (8), Gene Chilton (3), D. Douglas (3),Paul Fairchild (2); RG Damian Johnson (16); RT D. Villa(8), David Viaene (4), Stan Clayton (3), C. Gambol (1); TE
Marv Cook (16); WR Hart Lee Dykes (10), Greg McMurtry(5), C. Jones (1); QB Tommy Hodson (6), Marc Wilson (6),
Steve Grogan (4); RB John Stephens (14), George Adams(1), Marvin Allen (1); FB Robert Perryman (7), G. Adams(6), M. Allen (2), 2nd TE Eric Sievers (1).
DEFENSE: LE Brent Williams (15), Marion Hobby (1); NTTim Goad (16), RE Ray Agnew (9), M. Hobby (3), Garin
Veris (2), Chris Gannon (2); LOLB Andre Tippett (7), Vincent Brown (6), Chris Singleton (1), Richard Tardits (1),
Ed Williams (1); LILB Richard Harvey (8), Johnny Rembert(5), V. Brown (3); RILB E. Reynolds (12), V. Brown (2), B.
Williams (1), M. Hobby (1); ROLB A. Tippett (6), V. Brown(3), C. Singleton (3), E. Williams (2), R. Harvey (1), Ilia
Jarostchuk (1); LCB Ronnie Lippett (16); RCB Maurice
Hurst (16); Rod McSwain (12), Roland James (4); FS Fred
Marion (16).
1990 Coaching Staff: Don Blackmon, Linebackers,
Steve Crosby, Special Teams/Tight Ends, Bobby Grier,
Offensive Backfield, Rod Humenuik, Offensive Line,
Dale Lindsey, Defensive Line, Steve Nelson, Linebackers,
John Polonchek, QBs/Special Asst. to Head Coach, Jimmy
Raye, Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks, Jerry Simmons, Strength/ Conditioning, Charlie Sumner, Defensive
Coordinator/ Secondary, Richard Wood, Receivers.
Pro Bowl (1): T Bruce Armstrong (1).

INT
11
5
3
1
20
14

INT%
4.2
3.2
3.3
100.0
3.9
3.7

LG
36t
56
48
0
56
86t

SK/YDS
29/228
20/1479/68
0/0
58/443
33/224

RATING
61.6
68.5
76.1
0.0
65.4
89.9

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1991 Final Statistics (6-10)

HEAD COACH: DICK MACPHERSON • FOURTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
Att.
9/01
W 16-7
at Indianapolis
49,961
9/08
L 0-20		 Cleveland
35,377
9/15
L 6-20 at Pittsburgh
53,703
W 24-20		 Houston
30,702
9/22
L 10-24 at Phoenix
26,0439/29
10/06 L 10-20		 Miami
49,74910/13 				 BYE WEEK
10/20 W 26-23		 Minnesota OT 45,367
10/27
L 6-9		 Denver
43,994
11/03
L 17-22 at Buffalo
78,278
11/10
L 20-30 at Miami
56,065
11/17
L 21-28		 N.Y. Jets
30,743
W 16-13		 Buffalo
47,053
11/24
L 3-20 at Denver
67,11612/01
12/08 W 23-17		 Indianapolis OT 20,131
at N.Y. Jets
55,68912/15 W 6-3
12/22
L 7-29 at Cincinnati
46,394

PATS
259
93
155
11
72/213
33.8
6/13
46.2
29:27
4473
279.6
977
4.4
1467
433
91.7
3006
187.9
63/4363442
481/28459.0
2282/39.0
34.6
97/667
34/20
22
9
11
2

OPP
312
94
199
19
95/228
41.7
4/14
28.6
30:33
5431
339.4
1050
5.9
1579
460
98.7
3852
240.8
25/1834035
565/33559.3
1269/42.2
36.2
83/608
31/19
31
5
25
1

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
40 55 23 84 9 211
Opponents
53 122 32 98 0 305
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG
S TP
Staurovsky 0 0 0 0 10/11 13/19 0 49
Baumann0 0 0 0 9/10 7/10 0 30
Russell
4 4 0 0			0 24
Cook
3 0 3 0			0 18
Fryar
3 0 3 0			0 18
Vaughn3 2 0 1			0 18
McMurtry
2 0 2 0			0 12
Stephens
2 2 0 0			0 12
2 0 2 0			0 12
TimpsonChildress
1 0 0 1			0 6Coates
1 0 1 0			0 6Millen1 1 0 0			0 6Patriots
22 9 11 2 19/21 20/29 0 211
Opponents 31 5 25 1 30/31 29/42 1 305

PASSING
MillenHodsonVaughnFryar
McCarthy
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
409
68
2
1
1
481
565

CMP
246
36
1
0
1
284
335

YARDS
3073
345
13
0
11
3442
4035

NO YDS266 959
63 16331 146
31 92
18 53
13 50
2 11
2
3
1
0
4
0
1 -4
1 -6
383 1398
460 1598

AVG
3.6
2.6
4.7
3.0
2.9
3.8
5.5
1.5
0.0
0.0
-4.0
-6.0
3.7
3.4

LG
24
13
23
14
9
11
9
2
0
0
-4
-6
29
37

TD
4
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
5

RECEIVING
Cook
Fryar
McMurtry
TimpsonRussell
Stephens
HunterCoatesVaughnCarpenter
Allen
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS82 80868 1,014
41 61425 47118 81
16 119
11 97
10 95
9 89
3 45
9
1
284 3442
335 4035

AVG LG
9.9 4914.9 56t
15. 0 40
18.8 60t
4.5 18
7.4 24
8.8 259.5
17
9.9 3215.0 23
99.0
12.1 60t
12.0 65t

TD
3
3
2
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
11
25

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS
Hurst
3 21
Marion2 33
Lippett
2 27
22Henderson
Washington
20
Tippett
1 10
Patriots
12 93
Opponents
22 154

AVG LG
7.0 21
16.5 33
13.5 27
1.0 2
0.0 0
10.0 10
7.8 33
7.0 27

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
McCarthy 66 2650 40.2 35.7 3 17 93 2
Wagner
14 548 39.1 29.1 0 0 54 0
Patriots 82 3198 39.0 34.6 3 17 93 2
Opponents 69 2909 42.2 36.2 10 16 71 0
PUNT RETURNS NO
Henderson
27
Fryar
2
Pool
1
Zackery
1
Patriots
31
Opponents
37
KICK RETURNS
VaughnAllen
MartinHobby
TimpsonCoatesRakoczy
RembertPatriots
Opponents

CMP%
60.1
52.9
50.0
0.0
100.0
59.0
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FC
10
4
0
0
14
20

YDS
201
10
0
0
211
303

NO YDS AVG
34 717 21.1
8 161 20.1
8 178 22.3
2
0 0.0
2
37 18.5
1
6 6.0
1
9 9.0
0
0 0.0
56 1108 19.8
51 850 16.7

YDS/ATT
7.51
5.07
6.50
0.00
11.0
7.16
7.14

TD
9
1
1
0
0
11
25

AVG LG TD
7.4 39 0
5.0 10 0
0.0 0 00.0 0 0
6.8 39 0
8.2 40 1
LG
99t
31
26
0
21
6
9
0
99t
49

TD%
2.2
1.5
50.0
0
0.0
2.3
4.4

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

INT
18
4
0
0
0
22
12

SACKS: Tippett 8.5, Veris 4.0, B. Williams 3.5, Brown
3.0, Agnew 2.0, Hobby 2.0, Howard 1.0, Singleton 1.0.
Patriots, 25.0, Opponents, 63.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Staurovsky
1/1
2/3 9/12 1/3 0/0
Baumann
0/0
2/2
1/3 4/4 0/1
Patriots
1/1 4/5 10/15 5/7 0/1
Opponents 2/2 12/14
7/7 8/17 0/2

Staurovsky: (35G,39G,36G) () (45N,33G,28G) (33G)(38N,39G) (37G) (38G,36N,42G) (20G,17G,25N)(46N,36G,35N).
Baumann: (44G,37G) (39N) (51B,46G,32N) (23G) (24G)(45G,41G) ( ).
OPPONENTS: (44WL,52WR,42WL,48B) (30G,32G) (49G,32G)(28G,38G) (42N,47G) (47G,58N,25G) (23G,32G,47N,23G)(35G,18G,47N,34G) (19G,47N,21G,42G) (21G,42G,49N,44G)() (23G,29G) (20G,24G) (43N,40G)(23N,23G,27N) (49G,25G).

STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Irving Fryar (15), Rob Carpenter (1); LT
Bruce Armstrong (16); LG Elbert Crawford (16); C Gene
Chilton (16); RG Danny Villa (10), Jon Melander (3), Gregg
Rakoczy (2), Freddie Childress (1); RT Pat Harlow (16); TE
Marv Cook (16); WR Greg McMurtry (12), Michael Timpson(2), Jon Vaughn (1); QB Hugh Millen (13), Tommy Hodson(3); RB Leonard Russell (15), John Stephens (1); FB Ivy
Joe Hunter (11), J. Stephens (2); George Adams (1), J.
Vaughn (1); 2nd TE Ben Coates (2).
DEFENSE: LE Ray Agnew (9), Garin Veris (3), Brent Williams (3), Marion Hobby (1); NT Tim Goad (15), Fred Smerlas (1); RE B. Williams (13), R. Agnew (1), Sean Smith (1),
G. Veris (1); LOLB Andre Tippett (16); LILB Eugene Lockhart (13), RILB Vincent Brown (16); ROLB Chris Singleton(11), David Howard (5); LCB Ronnie Lippett (13), Tim
Gordon (1), Jerome Henderson (1), Mickey Washington(1); RCB Maurice Hurst (14), M. Washington (2); SS Harry
Colon, T. Gordon (1), M. Washington (1); FS Fred Marion(11), T. Gordon (5); 5th DB David Pool (3).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

RUSHING
Russell
Stephens
VaughnMillenHunter
Allen
Fryar
Adams
Chilton
HodsonTimpsonCoatesPatriots
Opponents

1991 Coaching Staff: Joel Collier Asst. Running Backs/
Receivers, Joe Collier, Defensive Coordinator, Dick
Coury, Offensive Coordinator, Ivan Fears, Wide Receivers, Norm Gerber, Inside Linebackers, Bobby Grier,
Offensive Backfield, Rod Humenuik, Offensive Line,
Stan Jones, Defensive Line, Myrel Moore, Outside Linebackers, Dante Scarnecchia, Special Teams/TE’s , Dave
Uyrus, Asst. Special Teams/Defensive Line, Charlie West,
Defensive Backs.
Pro Bowl (2): T Bruce Armstrong (2), TE Marv Cook (1).

INT%
4.4
5.9
0.0
0
0.0
4.6
2.1

LG
60t
32
13t
0
11
60t
65t

SK/YDS
54/379
9/57
0/0
0/0
0/0
63/43625/183

RATING
72.5
47.7
110.4
39.6
112.5
69.7
87.1

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HEAD COACH: DICK MACPHERSON • FIFTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
Att.
9/06				 BYE WEEK
9/13
L 0-14at L.A. Rams
40,402
9/20
L 6-10		 Seattle
42,327
9/27
L 7-41		 Buffalo
52,527
L 21-30 at N.Y. Jets
60,108
10/4
L 12-24		 San Francisco 54,126
10/11
L 17-38 at Miami
57,282
10/18
32,21910/25 L 17-19		 Cleveland
11/01
L 7-16at Buffalo
78,268
11/08
L 14-31		 New Orleans 45,413
11/15
W 37-34 at Indianapolis OT 42,631
11/22 W 24-3		 N.Y. Jets
27,642
L 0-34 at Atlanta
54,494
11/29
12/06 L 0-6		 Indianapolis
19,429
L 20-27 at Kansas City
52,208
12/13
12/20 L 10-20 at Cincinnati
45,355
12/27
L 13-16		 Miami OT
34,726TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
215
71
130
14
72/223
32.3
8/19
42.1
28:28
3584
224.0
928
3.9
1550
419
96.6
2034
127.1
65/4582492
444/24455.0
19103/40.9
35.4
111/1051
43/26
25
6
13
6

OPP
292
112
149
31
77/214
36.0
6/15
40.0
31:32
5048
315.5
1000
5.0
1951
521
121.9
3097
193.6
20/1143211
459/25856.2
1475/40.6
35.3
90/673
30/15
40
15
22
3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
61 51 32 58 3 205
Opponents
84 80 88 108 3 363
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Baumann0 0 0 0 22/24 11/17 0 55
Fryar
4 0 4 0			0 24
Coates
3 0 3 0			0 18
Brown
2 0 0 2			0 12
Cook
2 0 2 0			0 12
Russell
2 2 0 0			0 12
Stephens
2 2 0 0			0 12
Turner2 0 2 0			0 12
Vaughn2 1 0 1			0 12
Gash
1 1 0 0			0 6Goad1 0 0 1			0 6McMurtry
1 0 1 0			0 6Pool1 0 0 1			0 6Singleton
1 0 0 1			0 6Timpson1 0 1 0			0 6Patriots
25 6 13 6 22/25 11/17 0 205
Opponents 40 15 22 3 40/40 27/41 1 363
PASSING
MillenZolak
HodsonCarlson
McMurtry
Patriots
Opponents

436

ATT
203
100
91
49
1
444
459

CMP
124
52
50
18
0
244
258

YARDS
1203
561
496
232
0
2492
3211

RUSHING
VaughnRussell
Stephens
Lockwood
MillenZolak
TurnerCarlson
HodsonGash
Fryar
McMurtry
Coates
McCarthy
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS113 451
123 390
75 27735 16217 108
18
71
10
40
11
32
5
11
5
7
1
6
2
3
1
2
3 -10
419 1550
521 1951

AVG
4.0
3.2
3.7
4.6
6.4
3.9
4.0
2.9
2.2
1.4
6.0
1.5
2.0
-3.3
3.7
3.7

LG
36
23
19
23
26
19
11
7
5
4
6
2
2
0
36
53

TD
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
6
15

RECEIVING
Fryar
Cook
McMurtry
TimpsonStephens
CoatesVaughnRussell
TurnerStanley
HodsonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
TD
55 791 14.4 54t 4
52 413
7.9 27235 424 12.1 65t 1
26 315 12.1 25
121 161
7.7 32020 171 8.6 22t 3
13
84 6.5 280
11
24 2.2 120
752
7.4 19t 2
3
63 21.0 36
01-6 -6.0-60244 2492 10.2 65t 13
258 3211 12.4 56 22

INTERCEPTIONS
Henderson
Hurst
Pool
Robbins
Singleton
Brown
HowardSmith
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
3
43 14.3 34
329
9.7 272
54 27.041t
227 13.5 20
182 82.0 82t
149 49.0 49t
1
1
1.0
1
1
0 0.0
0
14 285 20.4 82t
19 232 12.2 47

TD
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
3
0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
McCarthy 103 4212 40.9 35.4 4 18 61 0
Patriots 103 4212 40.9 35.4 4 18 61 0
Opponents 75 3045 40.6 35.3 6 27 59 0
PUNT RETURNS
Stanley
TimpsonLambert
Fryar
Patriots
Opponents

NO
28
8
1
0
37
59

FC YDS
17 2272
47
0
0
1
0
20 27421 484KICK RETURNS
Stanley
VaughnLockwood
Timpson
Hobby
TurnerPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS29 52920 56411 233
2 28
1
11
1
11
64 1376
45 749AVG LG TD
8.1 50 0
5.9 14 0
0.0 0 00.0 0 0
7.4 50 0
8.2 53t 1

AVG LG TD
18.2 40 0
28.2 100t 1
21.2 36 0
14.0 28 0
11.0
11 0
11.0
11 0
21.5 100t 1
16.6 39 0

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Baumann
2/2
4/4
3/7
2/4 0/0
Patriots
2/2 4/4 3/7 2/4 0/0
Opponents 0/0 9/10 11/16 6/12 1/3

Baumann: (38N) () () (39N) (24G,44G) (19G,44B) (30G) ()() (36G,44G,18G) (32G) (48N) (37N) (38N) (27G) (25G,
29G).
OPPONENTS:(47N,39N,25N)(25G,33N)(42G,30G)(37G,40G,47G)(51N,36G)(34G)(29G,28G,21G,54N,44N,31N,32G)()(46G)(35N,42N,48G,33G) (27G) (43N,26G,54G) (31N,30G,48G)(30G,26G) (47N,42N,21G,39G) (38G,23G,35G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Irving Fryar (14), Michael Timpson (2);LT Bruce Armstrong (8), Pat Harlow (8); LG Reggie Redding (14), Calvin Stephens (1), Larry Williams (1); C Gene
Chilton (16); RG L. Williams (8), Eugene Chung (6), Gregg
Rakoczy (2); RT P. Harlow (8), E. Chung (8); TE Marv Cook
(15), Ben Coates (1); WR Greg McMurtry (15); QB HughMillen (7), Scott Zolak (4), Tommy Hodson (3), Jeff Carlson (2); RB Leonard Russell (10), Jon Vaughn (5), John
Stephens (1); FB J. Stephens (15), Kevin Turner (1); 3rd
TE B. Coates (1).
DEFENSE: LE Ray Agnew (14), Tim Edwards (1), Marion
Hobby (1); NT Tim Goad (16); RE Brent Williams (15), M.
Hobby (1); LOLB Andre Tippett (13), Dwayne Sabb (2), Vincent Brown (1); LILB V. Brown (12), Johnny Rembert (2),David Howard (1), Eugene Lockhart (1); RILB J. Rembert(8), E. Lockhart (7); ROLB D. Howard (9), Chris Singleton(7); LCB David Pool (14), Jerome Henderson (2); RCB
Maurice Hurst (16); SS Tim Gordon (7), Reggie Robbins(6), Roger Brown (2); J. Henderson (1); FS R. Robbins (9),J. Henderson (6), R. Brown (1).
1992 Coaching Staff: Joel Collier, Asst. Running
Backs/ Receivers, Joe Collier, Defensive Coordinator,
Dick Coury, Offensive Coordinator, Ivan Fears, Wide
Receivers, Norm Gerber, Inside Linebackers, Bobby Grier, Offensive Backfield, Rod Humenuik, Offensive Line,
Stan Jones, Defensive Line, Myrel Moore, Outside Linebackers, Dante Scarnecchia, Special Teams/TE’s , Dave
Uyrus, Asst. Special Teams/Defensive Line, Charlie West,
Defensive Backs.
Pro Bowl (1): TE Marv Cook (2).

SACKS: Tippett 7.0, B. Williams 4.0, Goad 2.5, Agnew
1.0, Edwards 1.0, Howard 1.0, Lam­bert 1.0, Rembert 1.0,
Sabb 1.0, Brown 0.5. Pa­tri­ots 20.0, Opponents 65.0.

CMP%
61.1
52.0
54.9
36.7
0.0
55.0
56.2

YDS/ATT
5.93
5.61
5.45
4.73
0.00
5.61
7.00

TD
8
2
2
1
0
13
22

TD%
3.9
2.0
2.2
2.0
0.0
2.9
4.8

INT
10
4
2
3
0
19
14

INT%
4.9
4.0
2.2
6.1
0.0
4.3
3.1

LG
39
65t
54t
40
0
65t
56

SK/YDS
33/204
17/137
12/96
3/21
0/0
65/458
20/114

RATING
70.3
58.8
68.8
33.7
39.6
63.2
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HEAD COACH: BILL PARCELLS • FOURTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/05
L 14-38 at Buffalo
9/12
L 16-19		 Detroit OT
L 14-17		 Seattle
9/19
L 7-45at N.Y. Jets
9/26
10/03 				 BYE WEEK
10/10 W 23-21 at Phoenix
L 14-28		 Houston
10/17
10/24
L 9-10at Seattle
10/31
L 6-9
at Indianapolis
11/07
L 10-13		 Buffalo OT
11/14 				 BYE Week
L 13-17 at Miami
11/21
L 0-6		 N.Y. Jets
11/28
12/05 L 14-17 at Pittsburgh
12/12 W 7-2		 Cincinnati
12/19 W 20-17 at Cleveland
12/26 W 38-0		 Indianapolis
1/02
W 33-27		 Miami OT

PATS
315
116
169
30
92/237
38.8
13/27
48.1
29:43
5065
316.6
1091
4.6
1780
502
111.3
3285
205.3
23/1273412
566/28951.1
2476/40.7
34.8
65/468
30/10
26
9
17
0

36,11551,03756,526
46,52254,32659,98242,81051,35829,794
48,61826,57153,883

OPP
269
97
161
11
96/231
41.6
5/13
38.5
30:17
4796
299.8
1013
4.7
1951
505
121.9
2845
177.8
34/2423087
474/28059.1
1390/41.2
34.7
111/803
20/9
32
9
20
3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
33 60 54 85 6 238
41 103 26 110 6 286
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Sisson0 0 0 0 15/15 14/26 0 57
Coates
8 0 8 0			0 48
Russell
7 7 0 0			0 42
Bahr
0 0 0 0 10/10
5/5 0 25
2 0 2 0			0 12
BrisbyTimpson2 0 2 0			0 12
Turner2 0 2 0			0 12
Cook
1 0 1 0			0 6Crittenden
1 0 1 0			0 6Croom1 1 0 0			0 6Gash1 1 0 0			0 6McMurtry
1 0 1 0			0 6Patriots
26 9 17 0 25/25 19/31 0 238
Opponents 32 9 20 3 32/32 20/24 1 286

PASSING
Bledsoe
Secules
Zolak
TurnerPatriots
Opponents

ATT
429
134
2
1
566
474

CMP
214
75
0
0
289
280

YARDS
2494
918
0
0
3412
3087

RUSHING
Russell
TurnerCroom
Gash
Bledsoe
Secules
Saxon
Zolak
Crittenden
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS300 1088
50 23160 19848 149
32
82
8
33
2
2
1
0
1
-3
502 1780
505 1951

AVG
3.6
4.6
3.3
3.1
2.6
4.1
1.0
0.0
-3.0
3.5
3.9

RECEIVING
CoatesBrisbyTimpsonTurnerRussell
McMurtry
Cook
Crittenden
Gash
Croom
T. Brown
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
53 659 12.4
45 626 13.9
42 654 15.6
39 333 8.5
26 245 9.4
22 241 11.0
22 154 7.0
16 293 18.3
14
93 6.68
92 11.5
2
22 11.0289 3412 11.8
280 3087 11.0

LG TD
54t 8
39
2
48
2
26
2
69
0
20
1
17
1
44
1
15
0
21
0
14
0
82 17
56 20

INTERCEPTIONS
Hurst
Wren
Barnett
V. Brown
Collins
Thompson
LambertRay
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
4
53
3
-7
1
40
1
24
1
8
1
4
1
0
1
0
13 12224 201

LG
24
2
40
24
8
4
0
0
40
34

AVG
13.3
-2.3
40.0
24.0
8.0
4.0
0.0
0.0
9.4
8.4

LG
21
49
22
14
15
13
2
0
-3
49
57

TD
7
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
9
9

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Saxon
73 3096 42.4 34.8 7 25 59 3
Patriots 76 3096 40.7 34.8 7 25 59 3
Opponents 90 3709 41.2 34.7 6 19 58 0
PUNT RETURNS
T. Brown
Harris
Crittenden
Smith
Patriots
Opponents

NO
25
23
2
1
51
34

FC
9
4
1
0
14
6

KICK RETURNS
Crittenden
T. Brown
HarrisSabb
Cook
CoatesPatriots
Opponents

NO
23
15
6
2
1
0
47
44

YDS AVG
478 20.8
243
16.2
90
15.0
0
0.0
8
8.0
0
0.0
819 17.4
921 20.9

LG
44
29
19
0
8
0
44
42

TD
15
2
0
0
17
20

TD%
3.5
1.5
0.0
0.0
3.0
4.2

CMP%
49.9
56.0
0.0
0.0
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YDS/ATT
5.81
6.85
0.00
0.00
6.03
6.51

YDS
224
201
37
0
462
313

AVG LG TD
9.0 19 0
8.7 21 0
18.5 30 0
0.0 0 09.1 30 0
9.2 47t 1
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

INT
15
9
0
0
24
13

SACKS: Slade 9.0, Tippett 8.5, A. Jones 3.5, Pitts 3.0,
Sabb 2.0, Williams 2.0, Agnew 1.5, Brown 1.0, Collins
1.0, Hurst 1.0, Thompson 1.0, Goad 0.5. Patriots, 34.0,
Opponents, 23.0.

FIELD GOALS
SissonBahrPatriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1 8/13
3/4 2/6 0/2
1/1
1/1
3/3 0/0 0/0
2/2 9/14
6/7 2/6 0/2
0/0 12/12
7/7 1/2 0/3

Sisson: () (26G,21G,32G,28WR) (54S) ()(37WL,29G,23G,31G) (42B) (48S,41WR,36G,25G,19G)(40G,45WL,26G)(28WR,27G)(28G,26WL,40G)(54WL,28B) () (27WR).
Bahr: (23G,34G) (19G) (31G,37G).
OPPONENTS: (28G) (52WR,22G,26G,23G, 38G)
(52WL,24G) (53WL,42G) () () (30G) (27G,38G,37G)(40WL,27G,32G) (23G) (33G,23G) (35G) () (23G) ()(29G,24G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Vincent Brisby (12), Ray Crittenden (1); LT
Bruce Armstrong (16); LG Eugene Chung (16); C Mike Arthur (12), Bill Lewis (5); RG Rich Baldinger (15), Todd Rucci (1); RT Pat Harlow (16); TE Marv Cook (12), Ben Coates(4); WR Greg McMurtry (8), Michael Timpson (7); QB Drew
Bledsoe (12), Scott Secules (4); RB Leonard Russell (15),Corey Croom (1); FB Kevin Turner (9), Sam Gash (4); 2ndTE B. Coates (6); 3rd WR R. Crittenden (1).
DEFENSE: LE Mike Pitts (15), Ray Agnew (1); NT Tim Goad(15); RE John Washington (13), Brent Williams (2); LOLB
Andre Tippett (16); LILB Vincent Brown (16); RILB Todd
Collins (12), Chris Singleton (4); ROLB Dwayne Sabb (7),Chris Slade (5), Aaron Jones (1); LCB Rod Smith (7), Daryl
Wren (5), Reyna Thompson (4); RCB Maurice Hurst (16);
SS Corwin Brown (12), Adrian White (4); FS Harlon Barnett(12), Dion Lambert (3), Terry Ray (1).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
79,751
54,15150,392
64,836

1993 Coaching Staff: Dave Atkins, Offensive Backs,
Romeo Crennel, Defensive Line, Al Groh, Defensive
Coordinator/Linebackers, Fred Hoaglin, Offensive Line,
Chris Palmer, Wide Receivers, Johnny Parker, Strength/
Conditioning, Ray Perkins, Offensive Coordinator, Dante
Scarnecchia, Special Assistant, Mike Sweatman, Special
Teams, Bob Trott, Defensive Backs, Charlie Weis, Tight
Ends.
Pro Bowl (0)

INT%
3.5
6.7
0.0
0.0
4.2
2.7

LG
54t
82
0
0
82
56

SK/YDS
16/99
7/28
0/0
0/0
23/12734/242RATING
65.0
54.3
39.6
39.6
62.1
81.1

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Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/04
L 35-39 at Miami
9/11
L 35-38		 Buffalo
9/18
W 31-28 at Cincinnati
9/25
W 23-17 at Detroit
10/02 W 17-16		 Green Bay
10/09 L 17-21		 L.A. Raiders
L 17-24 at N.Y. Jets
10/16
10/23 				 BYE WEEK
10/30 L 3-23		 Miami
L 6-13at Cleveland
11/06
11/13
W 26-20		 Minnesota OT
11/20 W 23-17		 San Diego
W 12-10 at Indianapolis
11/27
12/04 W 24-13		 N.Y. Jets
W 28-13		 Indianapolis
12/11
12/18 W 41-17 at Buffalo
at Chicago
12/24 W 13-3
AFC PLAYOFFS
L 13-20 at Cleveland
1/01

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
Fourth Down: Md/Att.
Fourth Down: Eff.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. per Game
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per GameNET YARDS PASSING
Avg. per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
348
83
243
22
106/257
41.2
18/35
51.4
32:08
5776
361.0
1199
4.8
1332
478
83.3
4444
277.8
22/1394583
699/40557.9
27
69/41.2
35.7
78/597
28/11
39
12
25
2

Att.
69,61360,274
46,64059,61857,522
59,88971,12359,16773,87858,382
59,69043,83960,13857,65656,78460,17877,452

OPP
280
86
173
21
72/215
33.5
6/16
37.5
27:52
5207
325.4
1006
5.2
1760
422
110.0
3447
215.4
39/2903737
545/29854.7
2283/40.2
34.6
111/795
34/18
36
11
21
4

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
46 95 94 110 6 351
Opponents
53 133 56 70 0 312
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Bahr
0 0 0 0 36/36 27/34 0 117
Butts
8 8 0 0			0 48
Coates
7 0 7 0			0 42
Thompson
7 2 5 0			0 42
Brisby5 0 5 0			0 30
Crittenden 3 0 3 0			0 18
Timpson3 0 3 0			0 18
Turner3 1 2 0			0 18
Reynolds
2 0 0 2			0 12
Thomas
1 1 0 0			0 6O’Neill0 0 0 0 0/0
0/1 0 0Patriots
39 12 25 2 36/36 27/35 0 351
Opponents 36 11 21 4 32/33 20/25 0 312
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 0-2, Opp. 2-3
PASSING
Bledsoe
Zolak
Patriots
Opponents

438

ATT
691
8
699
545

CMP
400
5
405
298

YARDS
4555
28
4583
3737

RUSHING
Butts
Thompson
TurnerGashThomasBledsoe
TimpsonCoates
Zolak
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
243 703 2.9
102 312 3.1
36 111 3.1
30
86 2.919
67 3.544
40 0.92
14 7.01
0 0.0
1-1 -1.0
478 1332 2.8
422 1760 4.2

LG
26
13
13
10
13
7
10
0
-1
26
52

TD
8
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
12
11

RECEIVING
CoatesTimpsonThompson
BrisbyTurnerCrittenden
Burke
Gash
Butts
Hawkins
ThomasHarrisPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
96 1174 12.2
74
941 12.7
65465 7.2
58 904 15.6
52471 9.1
28
379 13.5
986 9.6961 6.8954 6.02
22 11.0
2
15 7.51
11 11.0405 4583 11.3
298 3737 12.5

LG
62t
37
27t
43
32
32
17
19
15
14
9
11
62t
65t

TD
7
3
5
5
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
25
21

LG
24
24
12
15
10
5
21
11t
2
24
90t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Hurst
7
3
H. Barnett
V. Brown
3
Guyton
2
Smith
2
2
Sabb
1
WhighamReynolds
1
Ray
1
Patriots
22
27
Opponents

YDS
68
51
22
18
10
6
21
11
2
209
252

AVG
9.7
17.0
7.3
9.0
5.0
3.0
21.0
11.0
2.0
9.5
9.3

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLKO’Neill
69 2841 41.2 35.7 6 25 67 0
Patriots 69 2841 41.2 35.7 6 25 67 0
Opponents 83 3333 40.2 34.6 4 21 53 0
PUNT RETURNS
T. Brown
Crittenden
HarrisPatriots
Opponents

NO
24
19
3
46
34

FC
10
6
0
16
9

YDS
202
155
26
383
260

AVG
8.4
8.2
8.7
8.3
7.6

LG TD
38 0
26 0
12 0
38 0
30 0

KICK RETURNS
Crittenden
Thompson
Croom
Burke
ThomasT. Brown
DeOssie
Gash
GuytonTimpsonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
24 46018 376
10 172
3
11
3
40
1
14
1
14
1
9
1
-1
1
28
63 1123
63 1375

AVG
19.2
20.9
17.2
3.7
13.3
14.0
14.0
9.0
-1.0
28.0
17.8
21.8

LG
36
30
24
6
16
14
14
9
-1
28
36
80t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

FIELD GOALSBahrO’Neill
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 14/14 9/12
4/8 0/00/0 0/0
0/0
0/1 0/0
0/0 14/14 9/12 4/9 0/0
0/0 5/5
5/8 8/10 2/2

Baumann: () () (43G,24G,28G,35G) (20G,28G,21G) (48S,
32WL,33G) (24G) (40G) (48G)(20G,39G) (38G,39WL,23G)(44WR,39G,48WL,38G,23G) (22G,37G,25G,42G) (33G)(36WL) (33G,20G) (29G,22G,46WL).
O’Neill: () () () () () () (47S) () () () () () () () () ().
OPPONENTS: (42G) (32G) () (27G) (27G) () (32WL,37G)(44G,50G,48G) (33G,41G) (40G,33G) (48S,34G)(42WR,50G) (46G,26G) (27G,47G) (24G) (44G,38B,36WL).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Vincent Brisby (11), Ray Crittenden (1); LT
Bruce Armstrong (16); LG Bob Kratch (16); C Mike Arthur(11), Mike Gisler (5); RG Todd Rucci (10), Doug Skene(6); RT Pat Harlow (16); TE Ben Coates (16); WR Michael
Timpson (14), R. Crittenden (1); QB Drew Bledsoe (16); RB
Marion Butts (15), Leroy Thompson (1); FB Kevin Turner(9), Sam Gash (6); 2nd TE John Burke (6).
DEFENSE: LE Mike Pitts (16); NT Tim Goad (13), Ray
Agnew (3); RE Mike Jones (16); LOLB Dwayne Sabb (8),Willie McGinest (7); LILB Vincent Brown (16); RILB Todd
Collins (7), David Bavaro (5); Marty Moore (4); ROLB Chris
Slade (16); LCB Ricky Reynolds (10), Rod Smith (6); RCB
Maurice Hurst (16); SS Harlon Barnett (16); FS Myron
Guyton (16); 5th DB R. Smith (1).
1994 Coaching Staff: Maurice Carthon, Offensive Assistant, Romeo Crennel, Defensive Line, Al Groh, Defensive
Coordinator/ Linebackers, Fred Hoaglin, Offensive Line,
Chris Palmer, Wide Receivers, Johnny Parker, Strength/
Conditioning, Ray Perkins, Offensive Coordinator, Mike
Pope, Running Backs, Dante Scarnecchia, Special Assistant, Mike Sweatman, Special Teams, Bob Trott, Defensive Backs, Charlie Weis, Tight Ends.
Pro Bowl (3): T Bruce Armstrong (3), QB Drew Bledsoe(1), TE Ben Coates (1).

SACKS: Slade 9.5, M. Jones 6.0, McGinest 4.5, A. Jones
4.0, Sabb, 3.5, Goad 3.0, Hurst 2.0, Reynolds 2.0, V.
Brown 1.5, T. Barnett 1.0, Pitts 1.0, Agnew 0.5, Smith0.5. Pa­tri­ots 39.0, Op­po­nents 22.0.

CMP%
57.9
62.5
57.9
54.7

YDS/ATT
6.59
3.50
6.56
6.86

TD
25
0
25
21

TD%
3.6
0.0
3.6
3.9

INT
27
0
27
22

INT%
3.9
0.0
3.9
4.0

LG
62t
13
62t
65t

SK/YDS
22/1390/0
22/13939/290RATING
73.6
68.8
73.5
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47,11460,074
77,99260,20360,064
61,46270,33959,544
69,38459,876
46,617
57,15854,685TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att.
3rd Down %4th Down: Made/Att.
4th Down %POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yds Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/ AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
308
106
181
21
80/215
37.2
7/13
53.8
30:27
5764
360.3
1034
5.6
1878
117.4
448
3886
242.9
37/221
4,107
549/34262.3
1586/38.8
86/32.0
104/816
24/14
44
12
29
3

PATS
335
106
207
22
99/260
38.1
17/39
43.6
29:33
5457
341.1
1187
4.6
1866
116.6
474
3591
224.4
27/1983,789
686/35151.2
1679/39.2
79/32.9
84/676
32/20
32
16
14
2

Att.
60,12660,23966,179RUSHING
MartinMeggett
Croom
Bledsoe
Gash
Zolak
Lee
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS368 1487
60 250
13
54
20
28
8
24
4
19
1
4
474 1,866
448 1,878

AVG
4.0
4.2
4.2
1.4
3.0
4.8
4.0
3.9
4.2

LG
49
25
12
15
9
12
4
49
66t

TD
14
2
0
0
0
0
0
16
12

RECEIVING
CoatesBrisbyMeggett
W. Moore
MartinGash
BurkeT. Brown
Graham
Lee
Croom
Grant
Bledsoe
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG
84 915 10.9
66 974 14.8
52 334 6.4
43 502 11.7
30 261 8.7
26 242 9.3
15 136
9.1
14 159 11.4
10 156 15.6
8 107 13.4
1
8 8.0
1
4 4.0
1
-9 -9.0351 3,789 10.8
342 4,107 12.0

LG
35
72
19
33
27
30
21
31
37t
33
8
4
-9
72
70t

TD
6
3
0
1
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
14
29

INTERCEPTIONS
V. Brown
GuytonLaw
Reynolds
Ray
Hurst
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
4
1
3
68
3
47
3
6
1
21
1
0
15 14316 161

LG
1
45
38
4
21
0
45
69t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

AVG
0.3
22.7
15.7
2.0
21.0
0.0
9.5
10.1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLKO’Neill
41 1514 36.9 31.2 3 14 57 0
Wagner
37 1557 42.1 35.4 4 13 57 0
1 29 29.0 9.0 1 0 29 0
Bahr
Patriots 79 3100 39.2 32.9 8 27 57 0
Opponents 86 3339 38.8 32.0 10 21 64 0
PUNT RETURNS
Meggett
Patriots
Opponents

NO
45
45
40

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Bahr
0 0 0 0 27/27 23/33 0 96
Martin15 14 1 0			
0 92
Coates
6 0 6 0			0 36
Brisby3 0 3 0			0 18
Meggett
2 2 0 0			
0 16
Graham2 0 2 0			0 12
T. Brown
1 0 0 1			0 6
Gash
1 0 1 0			0 61 0 1 0			0 6W. MooreSlade
1 0 0 1			0 6
Patriots
32 16 14 2 27/27 23/33 0 294
Opponents 44 12 29 3 40/41 23/32 0 377
2-Pt. Conversions: Meggett 2, Martin. Patriots 3-5,
Opp. 2-3.

KICK RETURNS
Meggett
T. Brown
GislerLee
FrischBurke
Grant
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
38
964 25.4 62
31
672 21.7 38
2
19 9.5 111
14 14.0 141
8 8.0 81
7 7.0 71
7 7.0 775 1,691 22.5 62
67 1,405 21.0 58

PASSING
Bledsoe
Zolak
Meggett
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
50.8
57.1
0.0
51.2
62.3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
49 84 59 102 0 294
Opponents
60 143 72 99 3 377

ATT
636
49
1
686
549

CMP
323
28
0
351
342

YARDS
3507
282
0
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YDS/ATT
5.51
5.76
0.00
5.52
7.48

FC
17
17
11

YDS
383
383
342

TD
13
1
0
14
29

AVG LG TD
8.5 23 0
8.5 23 0
8.6 42 0

TD%
2.0
2.0
0.0
2.0
5.3

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

INT
16
0
0
16
15

SACKS: McGinest 11.0, V. Brown 4.0, Collons 4.0, Slade
4.0, M. Jones 3.0, Reynolds 2.5, Barnett 2.0, Lewis 1.5,
White 1.5, A. Jones 1.0, Law 1.0, T. Roberts 1.0, Johnson
0.5. Patriots 37.0, Opponents 27.0
FIELD GOALS
BahrPatriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/2 12/12
3/7 5/7
2/5
1/2 12/12
3/7 5/7 2/5
1/1 7/8 11/15 1/4 3/4

Bahr: (21G,21G,28G), (29G) (34WR,43G), (27G), (51G)(29G,20G) (39G,42B,24G) (19S) (41G,29G) (19G,55G,47G)(41G) (29G,43G) (39G,43WL) (31WR,35WL,30WL,31G)(23G,22G) (54S,55S,50S).
OPPONENTS: () (22G,54B,19G) () (34G,54G,31G,32G,
33G) (37G,31G,51G) (27G) (23G,23G,47WL) (38WR,
27G,39WR,29G) () (29WL,36G) (36G) (51G,48G) (24G)(33WR) (43WL,32G,32G) (44WL,35WR,30G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Vincent Brisby (16); LT Bruce Armstrong(16); LG William Roberts (11), Bob Kratch (5); C David
Wohlabaugh (11), Jeff Dellenbach (5); RG B. Kratch (11),Todd Rucci (5); RT Max Lane (16); TE Ben Coates (15),John Burke (1); WR Will Moore (13), Kevin Lee (2), Hason
Graham (1); QB Drew Bledsoe (15), Scott Zolak (1); RB
Curtis Martin (15), Corey Croom (1); FB Sam Gash (12),Rupert Grant (1); 2nd TE J. Burke (3).
DEFENSE: LE Tim Roberts (12), Ferric Collons (3); NT Reggie White (7), Bruce Walker (5), Mike Jones (3); RE Troy
Barnett (15), F. Collons (1); LOLB Willie McGinest (16); LILB
Vincent Brown (16); RILB Ted Johnson (12), Marty Moore(2), Bobby Abrams (1); ROLB Chris Slade (16); LCB Ricky
Reynolds (16); RCB Maurice Hurst (10), Ty Law (6); SS
Terry Ray (12), Myron Guyton (4); FS M. Guyton (10), T.
Ray (4), Corwin Brown (2); 5th DB Vernon Lewis (2); 6th
DB T. Law (1).

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/03
W 17-14		 Cleveland
9/10
L 3-20		 Miami
L 3-28 at San Francisco
9/17
9/24				 BYE WEEK
L 17-30 at Atlanta
10/01
10/08 L 3-37		 Denver
L 26-31 at Kansas City
10/15
10/23 W 27-14		 Buffalo
10/29 L 17-20		 Carolina OT
11/05 W 20-7 at N.Y. Jets
11/12
W 34-17 at Miami
L 10-24		 Indianapolis
11/19
11/26 W 35-25 at Buffalo
12/03 L 17-31		 New Orleans
12/10 W 31-28		 N.Y. Jets
12/16
L 27-41 at Pittsburgh
L 7-10at Indianapolis
12/23

1995 Coaching Staff: Maurice Carthon, Offensive Assistant, Romeo Crennel, Defensive Line, Al Groh, Defensive
Coordinator/Linebackers, Fred Hoaglin, Offensive Line,
Chris Palmer, Wide Receivers, Johnny Parker, Strength/
Conditioning, Ray Perkins, Offensive Coordinator, Mike
Pope, Tight Ends, Dante Scarnecchia, Defensive Asst./
LB’s, Mike Sweatman, Special Teams, Bob Trott, Defensive Backs, Charlie Weis, Running Backs.
Pro Bowl (3): T Bruce Armstrong (4), TE Ben Coates (2),RB Curtis Martin (1).

INT%
2.5
0.0
0.0
2.3
2.7

LG
47t
72
0
72
70t

SK/YDS
23/1704/28
0/0
27/19837/221RATING
63.7
80.5
39.6
64.8
91.4

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HEAD COACH: BILL PARCELLS • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
Att.
L 10-24 at Miami
71,542
9/01
9/08
L 10-17 at Buffalo
78,104
W 31-0		 Arizona
59,118
9/15
9/22
W 28-25		 Jacksonville OT 59,446
9/29				 BYE WEEK
10/06 W 46-38 at Baltimore
63,569
10/13
L 22-27		 Washington
59,63858,725
10/20 W 27-9 at Indianapolis
58,858
10/27 W 28-25		 Buffalo
11/03 W 42-23		 Miami
58,942
11/10
W 31-27 at N.Y. Jets
61,715
11/17
L 8-34		 Denver
59,452
W 27-13		 Indianapolis 58,226
11/24
12/01 W 45-7
at San Diego
59,20912/08 W 34-10		 N.Y. Jets
54,621
12/15
L 6-12at Dallas
64,578
12/21 W 23-22 at N.Y. Giants
65,387
AFC PLAYOFFSW 28-3		 Pittsburgh
60,188
1/05
1/12
W 20-6		 Jacksonville60,190SUPER BOWL XXXI (at New Orleans, La.)
1/26
L 21-35		 Green Bay
72,301TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
339
103
206
30
84/228
36.8
19/34
55.9
30:11
5369
335.6
1085
4.9
1468
91.8
427
3901
243.8
30/1904091
628/37459.6
1564/43.2
64/35.8
97/716
25/12
48
15
27
6

OPP
305
102
178
25
82/228
36.0
12/22
54.5
29:49
5305
331.6
1063
5.0
1502
93.9
434
3803
237.7
33/2524055
596/32254.0
2382/42.5
82/33.6
139/1189
23/11
34
14
17
3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
79 123 108 105 3 418
Opponents
59 105 75 74 - 313
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 39/42 27/35 0 120
17 14 3 0			0 104
MartinCoates
9 0 9 0			0 56
Glenn
6 0 6 0			0 36
Jefferson
4 0 4 0			0 24
Byars LG2 0 2 0			 0 14
Byars TM2 0 2 0			 0 14
Gash
2 0 2 0			0 14
McGinest
2 0 0 2			0 12
Bartrum
1 0 1 0			0 6C. Brown
1 0 0 1			0 6Bruschi
1 0 0 1			0 6Grier1 1 0 0			0 6Law1 0 0 1			0 6Meggett
1 0 0 1			0 6Patriots
48 15 27 6 39/42 27/35 1 418
Opponents 34 14 17 3 28/28 23/29 1 313
2-Pt. Conversions: Byars, Coates, Gash, Martin, Team
4-6, Opponents 5-6.
PASSING
Bledsoe
Tupa
Grier
Meggett
Zolak
Patriots
Opponents

440

ATT
623
2
1
1
1
628
596

CMP
373
0
0
0
1
374
322

YARDS
4086
0
0
0
5
4091
4055

RUSHING
MartinMeggett
Grier
Glenn
BledsoeGash
Jefferson
Byars LG
Byars TM
Zolak
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS316 1152
40 12227 105
5
42
24
27
8
15
1
6
2
2
2
2
4
-3
427 1468
434 1502

AVG LG
3.6 57
3.1 12
3.9 26
8.4 26
1.1
8
1.9
3
6.0
6
1.0
3
1.0
3
0
-.7
3.4 57
3.5 36

TD
14
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
14

RECEIVING
Glenn
CoatesJefferson
MartinMeggett
Gash
Byars LG
Byars TM
T. Brown
GrahamW. Moore
Burke
Grier
Jells
Bartrum
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS90 1132
62 68250771
46 33333 29233 27632 28927 24921 222
5
64
3
37
1
19
1
8
1
5
1
1
374 4091
322 4055

AVG
12.6
11.0
15.4
7.2
8.8
8.4
9.0
9.2
10.6
12.8
12.3
19.0
8.0
5.0
1.0
10.9
12.6

LG
37t
84t
42
41
26
28
27
27
38
23
16
19
8
5
1t
84t
63t

TD
6
9
4
3
0
2
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
27
17

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG
Clay
4
50 12.5 35
Law
345 15.0 38t
Smith LG2
20 10.0 11
2
20 10.0 11
Smith TM
Hitchcock2
14
7.0 14
Milloy2
14
7.0 14
Henderson
2
7 3.5
7
2
7 3.5
7
Reynolds
McGinest
1
46 46.0 46t
Ray
1
43 43.0 43
Collins
1
7
7.0
7
Slade
1
2 2.0 2
Johnson1
0 0.0 0Sabb
1
0 0.0 023 255 11.1 46t
Patriots
Opponents
15 191 12.7 60

TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Tupa
63 2739 43.5 36.0 7 14 62 0
Vinatieri
1 27 27.0 27.0 0 1 27 0
Patriots 64 2766 43.2 35.8 7 15 62 0
Opponents 82 3483 42.5 33.6 7 18 58 1
PUNT RETURNS
Meggett
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
59.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
59.6
54.0

NO
52
52
34

YDS/ATT
6.56
0.00
0.00
0.00
5.00
6.51
6.80

FC
9
9
8

YDS AVG LG TD
588 11.3 60t 1
588 11.3 60t 1
334 9.8 36 0

TD
27
0
0
0
0
27
17

TD%
4.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.3
2.9

INT
15
0
0
0
0
15
23

KICK RETURNS
Meggett
T. Brown
GislerPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
34
781 23.029
634 21.9
19 9.0
64 1424 22.3
81 1683 20.8

LG
54
51
9
54
70

TD
0
0
0
0
0

SACKS: McGinest 9.5, Slade 7.0, Bruschi 4.0, Sagapolutele 3.0, Jones 2.0, Eaton 1.0, Milloy 1.0, Ray 1.0,
Smith 1.0, Wheeler 1.0, Wyman 1.0, Collons 0.5, McGruder 0.5, Sabb 0.5. Patriots 33.0, Opponents 30.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Vinatieri
1/1 9/10
8/8 8/14 1/2
Patriots
1/1 9/10
8/8 8/14 1/2
Opponents 0/0 10/10 10/11 2/6 1/2
Vinatieri: (25G) (42G,45N,25N,47B) (47N,31G)(23G,30G,29G,44N,41G,40G)(22G,35G,50G)(24G,35G,29G,43N) (44G,36G) (40G,32G,54N) ( ) (30G)(40N) (26G,22G) (47G) (19G,41G) (21G,30G) (40G).
OPPONENTS: (34G) (33G,37N) ( ) (42N,27G) ( )(21G,48N,24G) (21G,35G,38G) (33G) (45N,39G)(48N,26G,32G) (52N,28G,47G) (42G,50G) ( ) (27G)(23G,36G,35G,29G) (30G,27G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Shawn Jefferson (15), Dietrich Jells (1);LT Bruce Armstrong (16); LG William Roberts (16); C Dave
Wohlabaugh (16); RG Todd Rucci (12), Bob Kratch (4); RT
Max Lane (16); TE Ben Coates (15), John Burke (1); WR
Terry Glenn (15), Will Moore (1); QB Drew Bledsoe (16); RB
Curtis Martin (15), David Meggett (1); FB Sam Gash (9),Keith Byars (1); 3rd TE K. Byars (4), J. Burke (1).
DEFENSE: LE Mike Jones (7), Ferric Collons (4), Willie
McGinest (3), Chris Slade (2); LDT Mark Wheeler (14),
M. Jones (2); RDT Pio Sagapolutele (10), Devin Wyman(4), F. Collons (1), M. Wheeler (1); RE W. McGinest (13),Mike Jones (3); LLB Todd Collins (5), Monty Brown (4), C.
Slade (4), Dwayne Sabb (2); MLB Ted Johnson (15); RLB
D. Sabb (5), T. Collins (4), M. Brown (3), C. Slade (3); LCB
Ty Law (12), Ricky Reynolds (4); RCB Jimmy Hitchcock (5),
R. Reynolds (5), Otis Smith (5), Willie Clay (1); SS Terry
Ray (7), Lawyer Milloy (8); FS W. Clay (15), L. Milloy (1).
1996 Coaching Staff: Bill Belichick, Assistant Head
Coach/Secondary, Maurice Carthon, Running Backs,
Romeo Crennel, Defensive Line, Al Groh, Defensive
Coordinator/ Linebackers, Fred Hoaglin, Offensive Line,
Chris Palmer, Quarterbacks, Johnny Parker, Strength/
Conditioning, Ray Perkins, Offensive Coordinator, Mike
Pope, Tight Ends, Dante Scarnecchia, Defensive Asst./
LB’s, Mike Sweatman, Special Teams, Charlie Weis,
Running Backs.
Pro Bowl (6): T Bruce Armstrong (5), QB Drew Bledsoe(2), TE Ben Coates (3), RB Curtis Martin (2), RE Willie McGinest (1), KR David Meggett (1).

INT%
2.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.4
3.9

LG
84t
0
0
0
5
84t
63t

SK/YDS
30/190
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
30/19033/252RATING
83.7
39.6
39.6
39.6
87.5
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HEAD COACH: PETE CARROLL • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
8/31
W 41-7		 San Diego
W 31-6
at Indianapolis
9/07
9/14
W 27-24		 N.Y. Jets OT
W 31-3		 Chicago
9/21
9/28 				 BYE WEEK
10/06 L 13-34 at Denver
10/12 W 33-6		 Buffalo
L 19-24 at N.Y. Jets
10/19
10/27
L 10-28		 Green Bay
L 18-23 at Minnesota
11/02
11/09 W 31-10 at Buffalo
L 7-27
at Tampa Bay
11/16
11/23 W 27-24		 Miami
11/30 W 20-17		 Indianapolis
12/07 W 26-20 at Jacksonville
L 21-24		 Pittsburgh OT
12/13
12/22 W 14-12 at Miami
AFC PLAYOFFS
12/28 W 17-3		 Miami
L 6-7
at Pittsburgh
1/03

75,82159,802
71,061
59,972
62,91765,78370,47959,00258,50773,44660,01374,37960,041
61,228

PATS
267
71
173
23
88/218
40.4
3/13
23.1
28:08
5014
313.4
960
5.2
1464
91.5
398
3550
221.9
30/2583808
532/32160.3
1579/45.2
79/36.1
99/845
17/7
42
6
31
5

OPP
322
114
183
25
90/233
38.6
16/30
53.3
31:52
5085
317.8
1100
4.6
1616
101.0
436
3469
216.8
45/303
3772
619/36859.5
1974/44.4
74/36.5
106/763
29/13
33
16
14
3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4Patriots
82 126 61 97
Opponents
60 39 89 98

OT TOTAL
3 369
3 289

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 40/40 25/29 0 115
8 0 8 0			0 48
CoatesBrown
6 0 6 0			0 36
Martin5 4 1 0			
0 30
Byars
3 0 3 0			0 18
Gash
3 0 3 0			0 18
3 0 3 0			0 18
Purnell
Brisby2 0 2 0			0 12
Glenn
2 0 2 0			0 12
Jefferson
2 0 2 0			0 12
Meggett
2 0 2 0			0 12
Clay
1 0 0 1			
0
6
Cullors
1 0 0 1			
0
6
Grier
1 1 0 0			
06
Hitchcock1 0 0 1			
0
6
Slade
1 0 0 1			
0
6Whigham
1 0 0 1			0
6
Patriots
42 6 31 5 40/40 25/29 1 369
Opponents 33 16 14 3 29/29 20/29 0 289
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 0-2, Opponents 1-4.
PASSING
Bledsoe
Zolak
Meggett
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
522
9
1
532
619

CMP
314
6
1
321
368

YARDS
3706
67
35
3808
3772

RUSHING
MartinCullors
Grier
Meggett
Bledsoe
Byars
Gash
Zolak
Brown
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG LG274 1160
4.2 70t
22 101
4.6 2433
75 2.3 122060 3.0 102855 2.08
11
24 2.2
5
6
10
1.7
4
3
-3 -1.0-1
1 -18 -18.0 -18
398 1464 3.7 70t
436 1616 3.7 34

TD
4
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
6
16

RECEIVING
CoatesJefferson
Brown
MartinGlenn
BrisbyGash
Byars
Meggett
PurnellCullors
Jells
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS66 73754 84141 60741 29627 431
23 27622 15420 18919 203557
2
8
1
9
321 3808
368 3772

AVG
11.2
15.6
14.8
7.2
16.0
12.0
7.0
9.5
10.7
11.4
4.0
9.0
11.9
10.3

LG
35
76
67
22
50
31
19
51
49t
20t
6
9
76
51

TD
8
2
6
1
2
2
3
3
1
3
0
0
31
14

INTERCEPTIONS
Clay
Law
MilloyHitchcock
Whigham
Moore
Slade
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
6 109
3
70
3
15
2 104
2
60
2
7
1
1
19 36615 213

AVG LG
18.2 53t
23.3 40
5.0 1552.0 100t30.0 60t
3.5
7
1.0
1t
19.3 100t
14.2 45

TD
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
4
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Tupa
78 3569 45.8 36.1 14 24 73 1
Patriots 78 3569 45.8 36.1 14 24 73 1
Opponents 74 3288 44.4 36.5 6 17 66 0
PUNT RETURNS NO
Meggett
45
Patriots
45
Opponents
38
KICK RETURNS
Meggett
Cullors
Canty
CoatesPatriots
Opponents

CMP%
60.2
66.7
100.0
60.3
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FC
8
8
11

YDS
467
467
437

NO YDS AVG
33 816 24.7
15 386 25.7
4
115 28.8
1
20 20.0
53 1337 26.2
75 1651 22.0

YDS/ATT
7.10
7.44
35.0
7.16
6.09

TD
28
2
1
31
14

AVG LG TD
10.4 47 0
10.4 47 0
11.5 26 0
LG TD
61
0
86t 1
63
0
20
0
86t 1
92t 1

TD%
5.4
22.2
100.0
5.8
2.3

INT
15
0
0
15
19

SACKS: Slade 9.0, Thomas 7.0, Bruschi 4.0, Johnson
4.0, Jones 4.0, Wheeler 4.0, Canty 2.0, McGinest 2.0,
Whigham 2.0, Collins 1.5, Eaton 1.0, Israel 1.0, McGruder
1.0, Law 0.5; Patriots 45.0, Opponents 30.0.

FIELD GOALS
Vinatieri
Team
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 11/11
7/9
6/8 1/1
0/0 11/11
7/9 6/8 1/1
0/0 7/8 7/10 5/8 1/3

Vinatieri: (21G,26G) (21G) (33G,34G) (27G) (26G,49G)(20G,23G,41G,52G) (24G) (38G) (22G,25G) (42G,42N,
45N) () (36G,27G,30N) (32G,48G) (44G,41G,
33G,39G,32N) () ().
OPPONENTS: () (45G,38G) (27G,29B) (38G)(21G,48N,33G)(34N)(35N,35G,68N,36N)()(24G,23G,41G) (23G) (44G,44G) (25G) (24G,42N) (44N)(36G,34G,31G) (50G,41G,51N).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Shawn Jefferson (14); LT Bruce Armstrong(16); LG Max Lane (15), Heath Irwin (1); C Dave Wohlabaugh (14), Mike Gisler (2); RG Todd Rucci (16); RT Zefross
Moss (15), M. Lane (1); TE Ben Coates (16); QB Drew
Bledsoe (16); RB Curtis Martin (13), David Meggett (2),Derrick Cullors (1); FB Keith Byars (8), Sam Gash (5); 3rd
WR Vincent Brisby (3); 2nd TE Lovett Purnell (2).
DEFENSE: LE Chris Sullivan (7), Ferric Collons (5), Mike
Jones (4); LDT Mark Wheeler (14), Chad Eaton (1), M.
Jones (1); RDT Henry Thomas (16); RE Willie McGinest (11),
C. Sullivan (3), M. Jones (2); LLB Chris Slade (16); MLB Ted
Johnson (16); RLB Todd Collins (15), Tedy Bruschi (1); LCB
Ty Law (16); RCB Jimmy Hitchcock (15), Chris Canty (1); SS
Lawyer Milloy (16); FS Willie Clay (16).
1997 Coaching Staff: Paul Boudreau, Offensive Line,
Jeff Davidson, Tight Ends, Ray Hamilton, Defensive
Line, Larry Kennan, Offensive Coordinator, Ron Lynn,
Defensive Backs, Johnny Parker, Strength/ Conditioning, Andre Patterson, Defensive Assistant, Bo Pelini,
Linebackers, Dante Scarnecchia, Special Teams, Steve
Sidwell, Defensive Coordinator, Carl Smith, Asst. Head
Coach/Quarterbacks, Steve Walters, Wide Receivers,
Kirby Wilson, Running Backs.

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
60,19053,63260,072
59,873

Pro Bowl (5): T Bruce Armstrong (6), QB Drew Bledsoe (3), TE Ben Coates (4), LB Chris Slade (1), SpT Larry
Whigham (1).

INT%
2.9
0.0
0.0
2.8
3.1

LG
76
20t
35t
76
51

SK/YDS
30/2580/0
0/0
30/25845/303

RATING
87.7
128.2
158.3
89.9
71.8

441

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HEAD COACH: PETE CARROLL • FOURTH IN AFC EAST (WILD CARD PLAYOFF QUALIFIER) • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
Att.
9/07
L 21-27 at Denver
74,745
9/13
W 29-6		 Indianapolis 60,068
9/20
W 27-16		 Tennessee
59,973
9/27 				 BYE WEEK
10/04 W 30-27 at New Orleans
56,172
W 40-10		 Kansas City
59,749
10/11
L 14-24		 N.Y. Jets
60,062
10/19
at Miami OT
73,973
10/25 L 9-12
11/01
W 21-16 at Indianapolis 58,056
11/08
L 10-41		 Atlanta
59,790
L 10-13 at Buffalo
72,020
11/15
11/23 W 26-23		 Miami
58,72958,304
11/29 W 25-21		 Buffalo
12/06 W 23-9 at Pittsburgh
58,632
12/13
L 18-32 at St. Louis48,946
12/20 W 24-21		 San Francisco 59,153
L 10-31 at N.Y. Jets
74,302
12/27
AFC PLAYOFFS
L 10-25 at Jacksonville72,559
1/03

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
281
68
184
29
90/237
38.0
10/21
47.6
28:34
5140
321.3
999
5.1
1480
92.5
403
3660
228.8
40/3444004
556/29553.1
1774/44.5
74/35.4
108/853
20/7
35
9
23
3

OPP
305
76
208
21
98/230
42.6
4/14
28.6
31:26
5182
323.9
1053
4.9
1547
96.7
447
3635
227.2
36/2223857
570/33658.9
2473/42.5
73/34.9
104/787
16/7
36
8
26
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
60 116 62 99 0 337
Opponents
64 111 67 84 3 329
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 32/32 31/39 0 127
Edwards
12 9 3 0			0 72
Coates
6 0 6 0			0 36
Glenn
3 0 3 0			0 18
Simmons3 0 3 0			0 18
Brisby2 0 2 0			0 12
Jefferson
2 0 2 0			0 12
Purnell
2 0 2 0			0 12
Brown
1 0 1 0			0 6Cullors
1 0 1 0			0 6Law1 0 0 1			0 6Milloy1 0 0 1			0 6Thomas
1 0 0 1			0 6Patriots
35 9 23 3 32/32 31/39 0 337
Opponents 36 8 26 2 30/30 27/32 0 329
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 1-3, Opponents 1-6.
PASSING
Bledsoe
Zolak
Patriots
Opponents

442

ATT
481
75
556
570

CMP
263
32
295
336

YARDS
3633
371
4004
3857

RUSHING
Edwards
Shaw
Cullors
Bledsoe
Floyd
Jefferson
Carter
Zolak
Glenn
Tupa
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS291 1115
48 236
18
48
28
44
6
22
1
15
2
3
5
0
2
-1
2
-2
403 1480
447 1547

AVG LG
3.8 53
4.9 71
2.7 15
1.6 103.7 1015.0 15
1.5
3
0.0
4
7
-0.5
-1.0 -1
3.7 71
3.5 34t

TD
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
8

RECEIVING
CoatesGlenn
Edwards
Jefferson
Simmons
Brown
CarterCullors
Purnell
BrisbyShaw
EllardFloyd
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS67 66850 79235 33134771
23 47423 34618 16614 146
12
92
7
96
6
30
5
86
1
6
295 4004
336 3857

AVG
10.0
15.8
9.5
22.7
20.6
15.0
9.2
10.4
7.7
13.7
5.0
17.2
6.0
13.6
11.5

LG
33
86t
46
61t
63t
52
49
43
22
27
11
19
6
86t
84t

TD
6
3
3
2
3
1
0
1
2
2
0
0
0
23
26

AVG
14.8
9.0
6.3
4.3
24.0
12.0
0.0
10.6
11.6

LG
59t
30t
19
12
24t
12
0
59t
36

TD
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
3
0

DEFENSE: DE Ferric Collons (13), Chris Sullivan (3); NT
Chad Eaton (14), Mark Wheeler (1), Henry Thomas (1); DT
H. Thomas (14), C. Sullivan (1), M. Wheeler (1); ElephantWillie McGinest (8), C. Sullivan (6), Brandon Mitchell (1),Greg Spires (1); SLB Chris Slade (15), Vernon Crawford (1);
MLB Ted Johnson (13), Marty Moore (2), Todd Collins (1);WLB T. Collins (9), Tedy Bruschi (7); LCB Ty Law (16); RCB
Chris Canty (9), Steve Israel (7); SS Lawyer Milloy (16);
FS Willie Clay (16).

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Tupa
74 3294 44.5 35.4 9 13 64 0
Patriots 74 3294 44.5 35.4 9 13 64 0
Opponents 73 3100 42.5 34.9 8 20 58 0

1998 Coaching Staff: Paul Boudreau, Offensive Line,
Jeff Davidson, Asst. Offensive Line, Ray Hamilton, Defensive Line, Ron Lynn, Defensive Backs, Johnny Parker,
Strength/ Conditioning, Bo Pelini, Linebackers, Jack
Reilly, Quarterbacks, Dante Scarnecchia, Special Teams,
Steve Sidwell, Defensive Coordinator, Carl Smith, Tight
Ends, DeWayne Walker, Defensive Assistant - Secondary,
Steve Walters, Wide Receivers, Kirby Wilson, Running
Backs, Ernie Zampese, Offensive Coordinator.

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Law
9Milloy6Clay33IsraelThomas1
Canty
1
Whigham1
Patriots
24
17
Opponents

YDS
133
54
19
13
24
12
0
255
197

PUNT RETURNS
Brown
Canty
Clay
Patriots
Opponents

NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
17 8 225 13.2 39 0
16
7 170 10.6 36 0
0 2
0
- 0
33 17 395 12.0 39 0
43 8 493 11.5 76 0

KICK RETURNS
Cullors
Canty
Sullivan
Bruschi
Eaton
Shaw
WhighamPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS45 1085
11 198
2
14
1
4
1
13
1
16
1
0
62 1330
71 1335

CMP%
54.7
42.7
53.1
58.9

YDS/ATT
7.55
4.95
7.20
6.77

TD
20
3
23
26

AVG LG
24.1 68
18.0 29
7.0 9
4.0 4
13.0 1316.0 16
0.0 0
21.5 68
18.8 37

TD%
4.2
4.0
4.1
4.6

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

INT
14
3
17
24

SACKS: Thomas 6.5, Eaton 6.0, Slade 4.0, McGinest 3.5,
Spires 3.0, Bruschi 2.0, Israel 2.0, Johnson 2.0, Mitchell
2.0, Sullivan 2.0, Canty 1.0, C. Carter 1.0, Milloy 1.0;
Patriots 36.0, Opponents 40.0.

FIELD GOALS
Vinatieri
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
3/3 8/8
9/14 9/12 2/2
3/3 8/8 9/14 9/12 2/2
0/0 9/9 8/11 8/10 2/2

Vinatieri: (39N,37B) (19G,23G,52G,42N) (43G,41G)(34G,49G,27G) (32G,38G,27G,20G) ( ) (45N,41G,30G,36G)() (40G) (39N,38G,39N) (25G,44G,45G,24G) (44G,47N)(21G,29G,35G) (37G,41G,55G,17G) (32N,35G) (19G).
OPPONENTS: (53G,42G) () (34G,26G,45G) (21G,37G)(33G) (38B,23G) (48G,38G,25G,43G) (50G) (47B,40G,32G)(31G,20G,40N) (21G) (35N,34G,26G,22G) (49G,26G,43G)(48G) (31B) (36G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Shawn Jefferson (16); LT Bruce Armstrong(16); LG Max Lane (9), Damon Denson (4), Heath Irwin (3);
C Dave Wohlabaugh (16); RG Todd Rucci (16); RT Zefross
Moss (14), M. Lane (2); TE Ben Coates (14), Lovett Purnell(2); WR Terry Glenn (9), Tony Simmons (6), Vincent Brisby (1); QB Drew Bledsoe (14), Scott Zolak (2); RB Robert
Edwards (15), Harold Shaw (1); FB Tony Carter (7), Chris
Floyd (2); 3rd TE Rod Rutledge (4), L. Purnell (3).

Pro Bowl (3): TE Ben Coates (5), CB Ty Law (1), SS Lawyer Milloy (1).

INT%
2.9
4.0
3.1
4.2

LG
86t
61t
86t
84t

SK/YDS
36/295
4/49
40/34436/222RATING
80.9
54.9
77.4
77.1

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1999 Final Statistics (8-8)

HEAD COACH: PETE CARROLL • TIED FOURTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM
Opp.
N.Y. Jets
Indianapolis
N.Y. Giants
Cleveland
Kansas City
Miami
DenverArizona
BYE WEEK
N.Y. Jets
Miami
Buffalo
DallasIndianapolis
Philadelphia
Buffalo OT
Baltimore

Att.
78,22759,64059,16972,36878,63660,00660,011
55,830TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
280
72
184
24
79/223
35.4
4/13
30.8
28:49
5062
316.4
1021
5.0
1426
89.1
425
3636
227.3
56/3493985
540/30556.5
2190/41.5
90/34.6
95/812
27/12
32
9
19
4

OPP
281
106
154
21
81/231
35.1
5/18
27.8
31:11
4808
300.5
1048
4.6
1795
112.2
486
3013
188.3
42/2683281
520/29356.3
16
95/41.2
95/33.7
102/775
29/15
30
6
23
1

59,07774,295
72,11158,44456,97565,47555,01450,263SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
61 84 67 87 0 299
Opponents
70 101 56 54 3 284
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 29/30 26/33 0 107
Allen
9 8 1 0			0 54
Jefferson
6 0 6 0			0 36
Glenn
4 0 4 0			0 24
2 0 2 0			0 12
CoatesFaulk
2 1 1 0			0 12
Simmons2 0 2 0			0 12
Bartrum
1 0 1 0			0 6Brown1 0 1 0			0 6Eaton1 0 0 1			0 6Katzenmoyer 1 0 0 1			0 6Law1 0 0 1			0 6McGinest
1 0 0 1			0 61 0 1 0			0 6WarrenPatriots
32 9 19 4 29/30 26/33 0 299
Opponents 30 6 23 1 27/27 25/30 1 284
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 0-2, Opponents 0-3.

PASSING
Bledsoe
Brown
WarrenPatriots
Opponents

ATT
539
1
0
540
520

CMP
305
0
0
305
293

YARDS
3985
0
0
3985
3281

RUSHING
Allen
Faulk
WarrenBledsoeT. Carter
Shaw
L. Johnson
Floyd
Ellison
C. Carter
FrieszPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG LG254 896 3.5 39
67
227 3.4 43
35
120 3.4 18
42
101 2.4 25
626 4.3 9923 2.6 122
13 6.5 136
12 2.0 6
2
10 5.0 8
0
0 --- --2
-2 -1.0 -1
425 1426 3.4 43
486 1795 3.7 60

TD
8
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
6

RECEIVING
Glenn
Jefferson
Brown
CoatesWarrenT. Carter
Simmons
BrisbyAllen
Faulk
Rutledge
EllisonShaw
Floyd
Bartrum
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS69 1147
40 69836 47132 37029 26220 10819 27618 26614 125
12
98
7
66
4
50
2
31
2
16
1
1
305 3985
293 3281

AVG LG
16.6 67
17.5 68t
13.1 37
11.6 27
9.0 21
5.4 2014.5 58t
14.8 40
8.9 388.2 199.4 1312.5 23
15.5 29
8.0 111.0
1t13.1 68t
11.2 69t

TD
4
6
1
2
1
0
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
19
23

INTERCEPTIONS
MilloySerwanga
C. Carter
Law
Katzenmoyer
BruschiIsraelSlade
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
4
17
3
2
3
13
2
20
1
57
1
1
1
0
1
0
16 11021 299AVG LG
4.3 170.7 2
4.3 8
10.0 27t
57.0 57t
1.0
1
0.0 0
0.0 0
6.9 57t14.2 84

TD
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
2
1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
L. Johnson 90 3735 41.5 34.6 14 23 58 0
Patriots 90 3735 41.5 34.6 14 23 58 0
Opponents 95 3914 41.2 33.7 11 20 65 1
PUNT RETURNS NO
Brown
38
Faulk
10
Patriots
48
Opponents
36
KICK RETURNS
Faulk
Brown
Simmons
Jones
WarrenEllisonSullivanPatriots
Opponents

CMP%
56.6
0.0
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FC
13
4
17
20

YDS AVG LG TD
405 10.7 52 0
90 9.0 20 0
495 10.3 52 0
345 9.6 45 0

NO YDS
39 943
8 271
6 132
5
113
2
25
1
13
1
1
62 1498
64 1441

AVG LG TD
24.2 95 0
33.9 54 0
22.0 29 0
22.6 28 0
12.5 16 0
13.0 13 01.0
1 024.2 95 0
22.5 58 0

YDS/ATT
7.39
0.00--7.38
6.31

TD
19
0
0
19
23

TD%
3.5
0.0
--3.5
4.4

INT
21
0
0
21
16

SACKS: McGinest 9.0, Slade 4.5, Katzenmoyer 3.5, Eaton 3.0, Mitchell 3.0, Thomas 3.0, Whigham 3.0, Bruschi
2.0, Collons 2.0, T. Johnson 2.0, Milloy 2.0, C. Carter 1.0,
Israel 1.0, Serwanga 1.0, Sullivan 1.0, Law 0.5, Spires
0.5, Team 42.0, Opponents 56.0
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Vinatieri
1/1 14/14
5/7 5/9 1/2
Patriots
1/1 14/14 5/7 5/9 1/2
Opponents 2/ 2 11/11 5/6 6/8 1/3
Vinatieri: (33G,21G,23G) (26G) (38G,19G,41G)(22G,21G,42N) (48N,32N) (41G,39G,34G) (28G) () (22G)(27G) () (41G,23G) (28G,28G,26G) (23G,43G,56N,46G)(44N,38G,33N,44N) (25G,51G)
OPPONENTS: () () (41N) (38N) (22G,41G,23G)(20G,33G,45G,45G,41G,53G)(40G,28G,30G,59N)(24G) (26G) (19G,23G) (28G) (20G,43N,34G) (28G,31G)(43G,51N) (39G,23G) (19G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Shawn Jefferson (16); LT Bruce Armstrong (16); LG Heath Irwin (13), Max Lane (3); C Damien
Woody (16); RG Todd Rucci (14); M. Lane (2); RT Zefross
Moss (13), M. Lane (2), Ed Ellis (1); TE Ben Coates (15),
Rod Rutledge (1); WR Terry Glenn (13), Vincent Brisby(1), Troy Brown (1) Tony Simmons (1), QB Drew Bledsoe(16); RB Terry Allen (13), Kevin Faulk (2), Lamont Warren(1); FB Tony Carter (14); 3rd TE R. Rutledge (1); 2nd RB
L. Warren (1).
DEFENSE: DE Brandon Mitchell (16); NT Chad Eaton (16);DT Henry Thomas (16); Elephant Willie McGinest (16);SLB Chris Slade (16); MLB Andy Katzenmoyer (11), Ted
Johnson (5); WLB Tedy Bruschi (14), Marty Moore (2); LCB
Ty Law (13), Kato Serwanga (3); RCB Steve Israel (13),Tebucky Jones (2), Terry Billups (1); SS Lawyer Milloy (16);
FS Chris Carter (15), Tony George (1).

Results

Date W/L Score		
9/12
W 30-28 at
W 31-28		
9/19
9/26
W 16-14		
10/03 W 19- 7 at
10/10
L 14-16 at
10/17
L 30-31		
10/24 W 24-23		
10/31 W 27- 3 at
11/07 				L 17-24		
11/15
L 17-27 at
11/21
11/28
L 7-17at
12/05 W 13- 6		
12/12
L 15-20 at
12/19
L 9-24 at
12/26 L 10-13		
1/02
W 20- 3		1999 Coaching Staff: Jeff Davidson, Asst. Offensive
Line, Ivan Fears, Wide Receivers, Ray Hamilton, Defensive Line, Ron Lynn, Defensive Backs, Johnny Parker,
Strength/ Conditioning, Bo Pelini, Linebackers, Jack
Reilly, Quarterbacks, Dante Scarnecchia, Offensive Line,
Brad Seely, Special Teams, Steve Sidwell, Defensive
Coordinator, Carl Smith, Tight Ends, DeWayne Walker,
Defensive Assistant - Secondary, Kirby Wilson, Running
Backs, Ernie Zampese, Offensive Coordinator.
Pro Bowl (2): WR Terry Glenn (1), SS Lawyer Milloy (2).

INT%
3.9
0.0
--3.9
3.1

LG
68t
0
--68t
69t

SK/YDS
55/ 3420/0
1/7
56/ 349
42/ 268

RATING
75.6
39.6--75.477.3

443

2000 Final Statistics (5-11)

Results

HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • FIFTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/03
L 16-21		 Tampa Bay
9/11
L 19-20 at N.Y. Jets
9/17
L 13-21		 Minnesota
9/24
L 3-10 at Miami
10/01 W 28-19 at Denver
10/08 W 24-16		 Indianapolis
L 17-34		 N.Y. Jets
10/15
10/22 L 23-30 at Indianapolis
10/29 				 BYE WEEK
L 13-16		 Buffalo OT
11/05
L 11-19 at Cleveland
11/12
11/19
W 16-13		 Cincinnati
L 9-34 at Detroit
11/23
12/04 W 30-24		 Kansas City
L 17-24 at Chicago
12/10
12/17
W 13-10 at Buffalo OT
L 24-27		 Miami
12/24

60,292
72,61860,292
77,92360,292
66,94447,23060,292TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
326
108
184
34
103/237
43.5
9/10
90.0
31:04
5353
334.6
1068
5.0
1831
114.4
495
3522
220.1
29/1723694
544/32159.0
1087/40.4
87/31.9
95/897
27/13
38
12
23
3

PATS
283
80
172
31
82/234
35.0
13/26
50.0
28:56
4571
285.7
1037
4.4
1390
86.9
424
3181
198.8
48/2803461
565/32858.1
1590/42.2
90/36.8
99/815
23/10
28
9
18
1

Att.
60,292
77,68760,292
73,34475,68460,29260,29256,828SCORE BY PERIODS 1
2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
76 86 30 81 3 276
Opponents
53 122 52 108 3 338
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 25/25 27/33 0 106
Glenn
6 0 6 0			0 36
Faulk
5 4 1 0			0 32
Brown
5 0 4 1			0 30
Redmond3 1 2 0			0 18
Bjornson
2 0 2 0			0 12
Bledsoe2 2 0 0			0 12
Carter
2 2 0 0			0 12
Wiggins
1 0 1 0			 0 6Rutledge
1 0 1 0			0 6Simmons
1 0 1 0			0 6Patriots
28 9 18 1 25/25 27/33 0 276
Opponents 38 12 23 3 34/34 24/32 1 338
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 1-3 (Faulk), Opponents 1-4.

PASSING
Bledsoe
FrieszBishopBrady
L. Johnson
Patriots
Opponents

444

ATT
531
21
9
3
1
565
544

CMP
312
11
3
1
1
328
321

YARDS
3291
66
80
6
18
3461
3694

RUSHING
Faulk
RedmondBledsoe
Carter
Pass
Brown
Glenn
Shaw
BishopR. Harris
Floyd
L. Johnson
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
164 570
125 406
47 158
37 90
18 58
6 46
4 39
9 12
7
-1
3
14
2
-1
2
-1
424 1390495 1831

AVG LG
3.5 183.2 20
3.4 162.4
9
3.2 11
7.7 35
9.8 35
1.3
5
-.1
2
4.7
7
-.5
0
-.5
0
3.3 35
3.7 32

TD
4
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
12

RECEIVING
Brown
Glenn
Faulk
Bjornson
Redmond
Wiggins
Rutledge
Simmons
CarterCalloway
JacksonPass
S. Davis
Shaw
R. Harris
Floyd
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
83 944 11.4 44t
79 963 12.2 39t
51 465
9.1 52t
20 152
7.6 1920 126 6.3 20
16 203 12.7 59
15 103 6.9 16
14 231 16.5 46
973
8.1 21595 19.0 28
544 8.8 13417
4.3 152
12 6.092
11 5.5
8
2
1 0.5
2
1
21 21.0 21
328 3461 10.6 59
321 3694 11.5 81t

TD
4
6
1
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
23

INTERCEPTIONS
Law
Jones
MilloySmith
LanghamThomasA. Harris
Patriots
Opponents

NO
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
10
15

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

YDS AVG LG
32 16.0 32
20 10.0 202
1.0
256 56.0 56
24 24.0 24
16 16.0 16
11 11.0 11
161 16.1 56
208 13.9 101t

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
L. Johnson 89 3798 42.7 36.8 5 31 62 1
Patriots 90 3798 42.2 36.8 5 31 62 1
Opponents 87 3513 40.4 31.9 9 23 62 0
PUNT RETURNS
Brown
Faulk
Patriots
Opponents

NO FC YDS AVG
39 19 504 12.9
6
3 58 9.7
45 22 562 12.5
43 21 384 8.9

LG TD
66t 1
35 0
66t 1
56 0

SACKS: McGinest 6.0, Spires 6.0, Thomas 4.5, Slade
4.0, Eaton 2.5, Serwanga 2.0, Hamilton 1.5, Bruschi
1.0, A. Harris 1.0, T. Johnson 0.5, Patriots 29.0, Opponents 48.0.

CMP%
58.8
52.4
33.3
33.3
100.0
58.1
59.0

YDS/ATT
6.20
3.14
8.89
2.00
18.00
6.13
6.79

TD
17
0
1
0
0
18
23

TD%
3.2
0.0
11.1
0.0
0.0
3.2
4.2

INT
13
1
1
0
0
15
10

KICK RETURNS
Faulk
JacksonSimmons
Brown
BruschiS. Davis
CarterHamilton
RedmondPatriots
Opponents

FIELD GOALS
Vinatieri
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS37 80613 323
4
82
2
15
2
13
2
45
1
16
1
0
1
25
63 1325
62 1350

AVG
21.8
24.8
20.5
7.5
6.5
22.5
16.0
0.0
25.0
21.0
21.8

LG
40
47
39
9
7
32
16
0
25
47
87t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 11/13
8/9 7/8 1/3
0/0 11/13
8/9 7/8 1/3
1/1 5/ 7 11/13 7/11 0/0

Vinatieri: (30G,55N) (32G,35G,30G,33G,29N) (44N)(40G,53N) () (21G) (23G) (27G,26G,28G) (48G,43G) (38G)(38G,21G,22G) (24G,47G,43G) (48G,53G,37N,27G) (40G)(22G,27N,24G) (33G).
OPPONENTS: () () () (43G) (20G,43N) (33G,33G,34G)(38G,46N,27G) (36G) (19G,48G,32G) (39G,43G,35G,35G)(28G,30N,45G) (31G,36G) (42G) (24G,47N) (25G,23B,30B)(47G,47N,28N,49G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Troy Brown (15); LT Bruce Armstrong (16);
LG Joe Andruzzi (11), Adrian Klemm (3), Derrick Fletcher(2); C Damien Woody (16); RG Sale Isaia (14), Max Lane(2); RT Grant Williams (8), Greg Robinson-Randall (4), M.
Lane (3), A. Klemm (1); TE Rod Rutledge (10), Eric Bjornson (6); WR Terry Glenn (16); QB Drew Bledsoe (16); RB
Kevin Faulk (9), J.R. Redmond (5), Patrick Pass (2); FB
Tony Carter (6); 2nd TE Jermaine Wiggins (2), R. Rutledge(1), Chris Eitzmann (1); 3rd WR Chris Calloway (2) Curtis
Jackson (2), Tony Simmons (2), Shockmain Davis (1).
DEFENSE: DE/OLB Willie McGinest (14), Brandon Mitchell(1), Greg Spires (1); DE B. Mitchell (8), Garrett Johnson(2), Chad Eaton (1), G. Spires (1), Henry Thomas (1); NT C.
Eaton (12), H. Thomas (4); RDE Bobby Hamilton (16), SLB
Chris Slade (15); ILB Ted Johnson (11), Rob Holmberg (4),Andy Katzenmoyer (1); WLB Tedy Bruschi (16); 4th LB A.
Katzenmoyer (2), R. Holmberg (1); LCB Ty Law (15), Antonio Langham (1); RCB Otis Smith (12), A. Langham (4); SS
Lawyer Milloy (16), FS Tebucky Jones (9), Larry Whigham(4), O. Smith (2), A. Langham (1); 5th DB A. Langham (1).
2000 Coaching Staff: Ned Burke, Coaching Assistant;
Brian Daboll, Coaching Assistant; Jeff Davidson, Assistant Offensive Line; Ivan Fears, Wide Receivers; Mark
Jackson, coaching assistant; Pepper Johnson, AssistantLinebackers; Eric Mangini, Defensive Backs; Randy Melvin, Defensive Line; Markus Paul, Assistant Strength andConditioning; Dick Rehbein, Quarterbacks; Rob Ryan,
Linebackers; Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line; Brad Seely, Special Teams; DeWayne
Walker, Defensive Assistant; Charlie Weis, Offensive
Coordinator/ Running Backs; Mike Woicik, Strength andConditioning.
Pro Bowl (0)

INT%
2.4
4.8
11.1
0.0
0.0
2.7
1.8

LG
59
17
44t
6
18
59
81t

SK/YDS45/ 264
3/16
0/0
0/0
0/0
48/ 280
29/ 172

RATING
77.3
39.0
64.4
42.4
118.8
75.5
86.0

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2001 Final Statistics (11-5)

HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: FOXBORO STADIUM
Att.
51,52160,29260,29273,02460,29256,02274,75045,57260,29260,29260,29278,71260,29245,52760,292TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
303
99
171
33
80/215
37.2
5/15
33.3
29:12
5352
334.5
1016
5.3
1855
115.9
429
3497
218.6
41/2343731
546/29954.8
2273/39.5
73/31.6
93/839
23/13
26
7
15
4

PATS
292
101
163
28
91/221
41.2
7/17
41.2
30:48
4882
305.1
1001
4.9
1793
112.1
473
3089
193.1
46/2373326
482/30663.5
1574/41.1
74/38.1
92/802
29/13
43
15
21
7

71,90760,29264,70472,922SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
74 133 58 100 6 371
Opponents
54 51 94 73 0 272
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 41/42 24/30 0 113
A. Smith
13 12 1 0			 0 78
Brown
7 0 5 2			0 42
Patten5 1 4 0			0 30
Wiggins
4 0 4 0			0 24
M. Edwards 3 1 2 0			 0 18
Faulk
3 1 2 0			0 18
Law
2 0 0 2			0 12
O. Smith
2 0 0 2			 0 12
Buckley
1 0 0 1			0 6Glenn1 0 1 0			0 6C. Johnson 1 0 1 0			0 6Pass1 0 1 0			0 6Patriots
43 15 21 7 41/42 24/30 0 371
Opponents 26 7 15 4 22/22 30/41 0 272
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 0-1, Opponents 2-4
PASSING
Brady
Bledsoe
PattenFaulk
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
413
66
2
1
482
546

CMP
264
40
1
1
306
299

YARDS
2843
400
60
23
3326
3731

RUSHING
A. Smith
Faulk
M. Edwards
Redmond
Brown
PattenBrady
Bledsoe
Pass
L. Johnson
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG
287 1157 4.0
41 1694.1
51 141 2.8
35 119 3.4
1191 8.3
5
67 13.4
36
43 1.2
5
18 3.61
7 7.0
1 -19 -19.0
473 1793 3.8
429 1855 4.3

LG
44
24
14
16
31
29t
12
8
7
-19
44
58

TD
12
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
15
7

KICK RETURNS
Faulk
Pass
Kelly
JacksonPattenRedmond
Brown
BruschiM. Edwards
Patriots
Opponents

RECEIVING
Brown
PattenFaulk
M. Edwards
A. Smith
Glenn
Wiggins
C. Johnson
Redmond
Pass
Rutledge
Small
EmanuelColemanJacksonBrady
Cox
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS101 1199
51 74930 18925 16619 19214 20414 13314 11113 132
6
66
5
35
4
29
4
25
2
50
2
16
1
23
1
7
306 3326
299 3731

AVG
11.9
14.7
6.3
6.6
10.1
14.6
9.5
7.9
10.2
11.0
7.0
7.3
6.3
25.0
8.0
23.0
7.0
10.9
12.5

LG
60t
91t
28
17
41t
23
31
24t
17
23t
9
11
16
46
12
23
7
91t
68

TD
5
4
2
2
1
1
4
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21
15

FIELD GOALS
Vinatieri
Patriots
Opponents

INTERCEPTIONS
O. Smith
Law
Buckley
VrabelMilloyBruschiPleasant
PhiferStevens
T. Jones
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
5 181
3
91
3
76
2
27
2
21
2
7
2
0
1
14
1
9
1
-4
22 42215 273

AVG
36.2
30.3
25.3
13.5
10.5
3.5
0.0
14.0
9.0
-4.0
19.2
18.2

LG
78t
46t
52t
15
21
4
0
14
9
-4
78t
49t

TD
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Walter49 1964 40.1 38.1 2 24 58 0
L. Johnson 24 1045 43.5 38.3 3 3 76 0
Vinatieri
1 33 33.0 33.0 0 1 33 0
74 3042 41.1 38.1 5 28 76 0
Patriots
Opponents 73 2885 39.5 31.6 7 18 61 0
PUNT RETURNS
Brown
Faulk
Patriots
Opponents

NO
29
4
33
26

FC
15
0
15
17

YDS
413
27
440
124

AVG LG TD
14.2 85t 2
6.8 10 0
13.3 85t 2
4.8 26 0

SACKS: Hamilton 7.0, McGinest 6.0, Pleasant 6.0, Milloy
3.0, Seymour 3.0, Vrabel 3.0, Bruschi 2.0, Phifer 2.0,
O.Smith 2.0, Buckley 1.0, T. Jones 1.0, Law 1.0, Mitchell
1.0, Parker 1.0, Patriots 41.0,Opponents 46.0

NO YDS AVG
33 662 20.1
10 222 22.2
7
123 17.6
2
30 15.02
44 22.0
257 28.5
1
13 13.0
1
10 10.0
1
23 23.0
59 1184 20.1
75 1658 22.1

LG
42
33
28
19
24
30
13
10
23
42
64

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1 8/8
7/8 7/12 1/1
1/1 8/8
7/8 7/12 1/1
2/2 11/12
8/9 7/14 2/4

Vinatieri: (39G) (24G) (47G,48G,35G) (37G) (26G,
44N,23G,44G) (43G) (24G,44G) (48G) (43N,45N)(33G) (46N) (28G) (54G,38G,39N,48N) (40G,32G,25G,23G)(32G,23G) (19G).
OPPONENTS: (36G,47G,33G) (26G) () (19G,34G,27G)(21G,36N,27G,59N) (46B,42G,25B,42G,24G) (50G)(58N,49N,20G) (24G,49N) (42N,35G) (48N,43B,31G)(19G,40G,50G) (27G,39G,22G) (43N,41G,25G,41G)(36G,36G) (29G,40G)
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Troy Brown (13), Charles Johnson (1), David Patten (1); LT Matt Light (12), Grant Williams (4); LG
Mike Compton (15), Damien Woody (1); C D. Woody (14),
M. Compton (1), Grey Ruegamer (1); RG Joe Andruzzi (16);
RT Greg Robinson-Randall (16); TE Rod Rutledge (13),Jermaine Wiggins (3); WR D. Patten (13), Bert Emanuel(1); QB Tom Brady (14), Drew Bledsoe (2); RB Antowain
Smith (15), Kevin Faulk (1); FB Marc Edwards (13); 2nd
TE J. Wiggins (3), R. Rutledge (1); 3rd WR C. Johnson (3);T. Glenn (1).

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/09
L 17-23 at Cincinnati
L 3-10		 N.Y. Jets
9/23
9/30
W 44-13		 Indianapolis
L 10-30 at Miami
10/07
10/14 W 29-26		 San Diego OT
10/21 W 38-17 at Indianapolis
10/28 L 20-31 at Denver
11/04 W 24-10 at Atlanta
11/11
W 21-11		 Buffalo
L 17-24		 St. Louis
11/18
11/25 W 34-17		 New Orleans
12/02 W 17-16 at N.Y. Jets
12/09 W 27-16		 Cleveland
at Buffalo OT
12/16 W 12-9
12/22 W 20-13		 Miami				 BYE WEEKW 38-6 at Carolina
1/06
AFC PLAYOFFSW 16-13		 Oakland OT
1/19
W 24-17 at Pittsburgh
1/27SUPER BOWL XXXVI (at New Orleans, La.)
W 20-17		 St. Louis
2/03

DEFENSE: DE Bobby Hamilton (15), Willie McGinest (1);
NT/DT Brandon Mitchell (11), Richard Seymour (3), Jace
Sayler (1). DE/DT Anthony Pleasant (9), R. Seymour (7);OLB/DE A. Pleasant (7), Mike Vrabel (6), W. McGinest (3);ILB/OLB Bryan Cox (7), M. Vrabel (6), W. McGinest (1); ILB/MLB Tedy Bruschi (9), Ted Johnson (5); OLB Roman Phifer(16); LCB Ty Law (16); RCB Otis Smith (15), Terrell Buckley(1); SS Lawyer Milloy (16); FS Tebucky Jones (12), Matt
Stevens (3); 5th DB Terrence Shaw (4), Antwan Harris (1);
6th DB M. Stevens (1).
2001 Coaching Staff: Ned Burke, Coaching Assistant;Romeo Crennel, Defensive Coordinator, Brian Daboll,
Coaching Assistant; Jeff Davidson, Assistant Offensive
Line; Ivan Fears, Wide Receivers; Pepper Johnson,
Inside Linebackers; Eric Mangini, Defensive Backs;
Randy Melvin, Defensive Line; Markus Paul, AssistantStrength and Conditioning; Rob Ryan, Outside Linebackers; Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive
Line; Brad Seely, Special Teams; Charlie Weis, Offensive
Coordinator/ Running Backs; Mike Woicik, Strength andConditioning.
Pro Bowl (4): QB Tom Brady (1), WR Troy Brown (1), CB Ty
Law (2), S Lawyer Milloy (3).

CMP%
63.9
60.6
50.0
100.0
63.5
54.8

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YDS/ATT
6.88
6.06
30.00
23.00
6.90
6.83

TD
18
2
1
0
21
15

TD%
4.4
3.0
50.0
0.0
4.4
2.7

INT
12
2
1
0
15
22

INT%
2.9
3.0
50.0
0.0
3.1
4.0

LG
91t
58
60t
23
91t
68

SK/YDS
41/2165/21
0/0
0/0
46/23741/234

RATING
86.5
75.3
95.8
118.8
85.3
68.6

445

2002 Final Statistics (9-7)

Results

HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • SECOND IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/09
W 30-14		 Pittsburgh
9/15
W 44-7
at N.Y. Jets
9/22
W 41-38		 Kansas City OT
9/29
L 14-21 at San Diego
10/06 L 13-26 at Miami
10/13
L 10-28		 Green Bay				 BYE WEEK
L 16-24		 Denver
10/27
11/03 W 38-7 at Buffalo
11/10
W 33-30 at Chicago
L 20-27 at Oakland
11/17
11/24
W 24-17		 Minnesota
11/28 W 20-12 at Detroit
12/08 W 27-17		 Buffalo
12/16
L 7-24at Tennessee
12/22
L 17-30		 N.Y. Jets
12/29 W 27-24		 Miami OT

68,43673,448
63,10562,552
68,436
62,10968,43668,80968,43668,436TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
315
129
158
28
95/221
43.0
10/16
62.5
30:49
5377
336.1
1032
5.2
2198
137.4
467
3179
198.7
34/1993378
531/31459.1
1868/39.4
68/32.4
99/928
21/11
41
17
23
1

PATS
304
99
184
21
94/220
42.7
9/20
45.0
29:11
5085
317.8
1031
4.9
1508
94.3
395
3577
223.6
31/1903767
605/37461.8
1471/38.4
71/33.3
108/895
24/10
43
9
28
6

Att.
68,43678,72668,436
66,46373,36968,436SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
65 95 99 116 6 381
Opponents
57 120 93 76 0 346
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 36/36 27/30 0 117
A. Smith
8 6 2 0			 0 50
Fauria7 0 7 0			0 44
Faulk
7 2 3 2			0 42
Patten5 0 5 0			0 30
Brown
3 0 3 0			0 20
Branch2 0 2 0			0 12
Bruschi
2 0 0 2			0 12
D. Hayes2 0 2 0			 0 12
Brady
1 1 0 0			0 6Cleeland1 1 0 0			0 6Givens
1 0 1 0			0 6Graham1 0 1 0			0 6V. Green
1 0 0 1			 0 6T. Jones
1 0 0 1			 0 6Vrabel
1 0 1 0			0 6Patriots
43 9 28 6 36/36 27/30 0 381
Opponents 41 17 23 1 40/41 20/34 0 346
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 3-7, Opponents 0-0.
PASSING
Brady
Davey
Faulk
PattenPatriots
Opponents

446

ATT
601
2
1
1
605
531

CMP
373
1
0
0
374
314

YARDS
3764
3
0
0
3767
3378

RUSHING
A. Smith
Faulk
Brady
Edwards
Pass
Brown
PattenHuard
RedmondBranchDavey
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
252 982
52 27142 110
31 96
4 27
3
14
2
6
1
4
4
2
2
0
2
-4
395 1508
467 2198

AVG
3.9
5.2
2.6
3.1
6.8
4.7
3.0
4.0
0.5
0.0
-2.0
3.8
4.7

LG
42t
45t
15
17
13
21
7
4
5
4
-2
45t
58t

RECEIVING
Brown
PattenBranchFaulk
A. Smith
FauriaEdwards
CleelandGraham
D. Hayes
GivensRedmond
VrabelPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
TD
97 890 9.2 38
361 824 13.5 39
543 489 11.4 49t 237 379 10.2 36t 3
31 243 7.8 35
227 253 9.4 33
723 196 8.5 27
0
16 112 7.0 22
1
15 150 10.0 31
1
12 133 11.1 40t 2
9
92 10.2 30
1
2
5 2.5
3
0
1
1 1.0
1t 1
374 3767 10.1 49t 28
314 3378 10.8 52t 23

INTERCEPTIONS
Buckley
Law
BruschiO. Smith
V. Green
Seymour
McGinest
Hamilton
T. Jones
VrabelPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
4
50
4
33
2
75
2
21
1
90
1
6
1
2
1
0
1
0
1
0
18 27714 177

AVG LG
12.5 39
8.3 2937.5 48t
10.5 2290.0 90t
6.0
6
2.0
2
0
0.0
0.0
0
0.0
0
15.4 90t
12.6 46

TD
6
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
17

TD
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
3
1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Walter
70 2723 38.9 33.3 9 19 55 1
Patriots 71 2723 38.4 33.3 9 19 55 1
Opponents 68 2680 39.4 32.4 9 15 62 0
PUNT RETURNS
Brown
Faulk
BranchPatriots
Opponents

NO
24
8
2
34
24

FC YDS AVG
10 175 7.3
4
65 8.1058 29.0
14 298 8.8
18 181 7.5

LG TD
27 0
16 0
40 0
40 0
34 0

SACKS: McGinest 5.5, Seymour 5.5,
Bruschi 4.5,
Vrabel 4.5, Pleasant 3.0, J. Green 2.5, Hamilton 2.0,
Johnson 1.5, T. Jones 1.5, Holsey 1.0, Law 1.0, Phifer
0.5, Patriots 34.0, Opponents 31.0.

CMP%
62.1
50.0
0.0
0.0
61.8
59.1

YDS/ATT
6.26
1.50
0.00
0.00
6.23
6.36

TD
28
0
0
0
28
23

TD%
4.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.6
4.3

INT
14
0
0
0
14
18

KICK RETURNS
BranchFaulk
Pass
Edwards
BruschiJ. Green
RedmondPatriots
Opponents

FIELD GOALS
Vinatieri
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS36 86326 725
7 123
3
27
1
11
1
10
1
12
75 1771
73 1493

AVG
24.0
27.9
17.6
9.0
11.0
10.0
12.0
23.6
20.5

LG
63
87t
28
15
11
10
12
87t
57

TD
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 6/6 12/12 8/10 1/2
0/0 6/6 12/12 8/10 1/2
1/1 6/7 8/10 5/14 0/2

Vinatieri: (45G,28G,27G) (28G,31G,40G) (37G35G)(41N) () (32G) (26G) (46G) (57G,31G,42G,25G)(36G,31G,52N) (34G) (31G,29G) (39G,46G,43N) () (49G)(41G,36G,43G,35G).
OPPONENTS: (39N) () (39G) (50B) (45N,40G,33G)(42N) (48N,19G,39N) (50N,25N,45N) (39G,40G,32G)(39G,49B,28G) (43B,38G,41N) (23G,45G,39G,46G) (26G)(45N,28G) (39G,23G,43G) (47N,28G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Troy Brown (13), Deion Branch (2), Donald
Hayes (1); LT Matt Light (16); LG Mike Compton (15), Joe
Andruzzi (1); C Damien Woody (13), Grey Ruegamer (2),
M. Compton (1); RG J. Andruzzi (12), D. Woody (2), Adrian
Klemm (1), Stephen Neal (1); RT Kenyatta Jones (11), Greg
Randall (3), A. Klemm (2); TE Christian Fauria (13), Daniel
Graham (2), Cameron Cleeland (1); WR David Patten (14);
QB Tom Brady (16); RB Antowain Smith (15); FB Marc Edwards (11); 2nd TE D. Graham (4); 3rd WR D. Branch (5).
DEFENSE: DE Bobby Hamilton (9), Willie McGinest (7);DT/NT B. Hamilton (6), Steve Martin (5), Richard Seymour(3), Rick Lyle (2); DT/DE R. Seymour (13), Anthony Pleasant (2), W. McGinest (1); DE/OLB A. Pleasant (9), Jarvis
Green (4), Mike Vrabel (3); OLB/ILB M. Vrabel (10), Tedy
Bruschi (3), W. McGinest (1); MLB/ILB Ted Johnson (11),T. Bruschi (5); OLB Roman Phifer (14), T. Bruschi (1), W.
McGinest (1); LCB Ty Law (16); RCB Otis Smith (13), Terrell
Buckley (2), Leonard Myers (1); SS Lawyer Milloy (16);
FS Tebucky Jones (12), Victor Green (4); 5th Defensive
Back V. Green (2).
2002: Coaching Staff: Romeo Crennel, Defensive
Coordinator/Defensive Line; Brian Daboll, Wide Receivers; Jeff Davidson, Assistant Offensive Line/Tight Ends;Ivan Fears, Running Backs; Pepper Johnson, Inside
Linebackers; Eric Mangini, Defensive Backs; Markus
Paul, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Rob Ryan,
Outside Linebackers; Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant Head
Coach/Offensive Line; Brad Seely, Special Teams; Charlie
Weis, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Mike Woicik,
Strength and Conditioning.
Pro Bowl (6): SpT Larry Izzo (2); CB Ty Law (3), S Lawyer
Milloy (4), DT Richard Seymour (1), K Adam Vinatieri (1),
C Damien Woody (1).

INT%
2.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.3
3.4

LG
49t
3
0
0
49t
52t

SK/YDS
31/ 1900/0
0/0
0/0
31/19034/199RATING
85.7
56.3
39.6
39.6
85.3
78.2

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Att.
73,262
67,62468,436
83,632
68,43668,43673,65068,43668,436TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
294
91
177
26
84/227
37.0
6/14
42.9
30:50
5039
314.9
1042
4.8
1607
100.4
473
3432
214.5
32/2193651
537/32059.6
1388/37.1
88/33.5
111/998
25/11
39
9
23
7

OPP
293
91
177
25
81/235
34.5
6/16
37.5
29:10
4666
291.6
1060
4.4
1434
89.6
401
3232
202.0
41/2533485
618/32853.1
2990/40.6
90/34.4
107/845
31/12
23
10
11
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4Patriots
80 83 79 97
Opponents
42 73 51 72

OT TOTAL
9 348
0 238

68,43670,71957,102
68,43668,436
77,83568,43668,43668,436
71,525

RUSHING
Smith
Faulk
Cloud
Centers
Brady
T. Brown
Pass
BranchKleckoPattenMcCrary
WalterHuard
B. Johnson
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG
182 642 3.5
178 638 3.6
27
118
4.4
21
82 3.9
42
63
1.5
6
27
4.5
6
27
4.5
1
11 11.0
2
5 2.5
1
4 4.0
1.0
3
3
2
0 0.0
1
-1 -1.0
1-12 -12.0
473 1607 3.4
401 1434 3.6

LG
30
23
42
13
11
11
11
11
5
4
4
0
-1
-12
42
23

RECEIVING
BranchFaulk
T. Brown
GrahamGivensFauriaCenters
B. Johnson
Smith
PattenWard
Pass
Stokes
McCrary
Cloud
Andruzzi
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
57 803 14.1
48 4409.2
40 472 11.8
38 409 10.8
34 510 15.0
28 285 10.2
19 106 5.6
16 209 13.1
14
92 6.69 140 15.6
7 106 15.1
4
21 5.32
38 19.02
12 6.0
1
8 8.0
1
0 0.0
320 3651 11.4
328 3485 10.6

LG TD
66t 3
27
0
82t 4
38
4
57
6
28
2
14
1
45
2
0
16
42
0
31t 1
0
11
31
0
9
0
9
0
0
0
82t 23
67 11

INTERCEPTIONS
Law
Poole
WilsonBruschiHarrisonSamuelVrabelMorrisMcGinest
Izzo
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
6 112 18.7 65t
681 13.5 44
418
4.5 103
26
8.7 18t
3
0 0.0 2
2
55 27.5 55t
2
18 9.0 14
133 33.0 33
115 15.0 15t
1
0 0.0 029 358 12.3 65t
13 122 9.4 37t

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 37/38 25/34 0 112
Givens
6 0 6 0			0 36
Cloud
5 5 0 0			0 30
T. Brown
4 0 4 0			 0 24
Graham4 0 4 0			0 24
3 0 3 0			0 18
BranchB. Johnson 3 0 2 1			 0 18
Smith
3 3 0 0			0 18
2 0 0 2			0 12
Bruschi
Fauria2 0 2 0			0 12
Brady
1 1 0 0			0 6Centers
1 0 1 0			0 6Chatham
1 0 0 1			0 6Law1 0 0 1			0 6McGinest
1 0 0 1			0 6Samuel
1 0 0 1			0 6Ward1 0 1 0			0 6Patriots
39 9 23 7 37/38 25/34 1 348
Opponents 23 10 11 2 21/21 25/35 1 238

PUNT RETURNS
T. Brown
Poole
Faulk
BranchB. Johnson
Ward
Patriots
Opponents

PASSING
Brady
Davey
Faulk
Givens
Huard
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
60.2
42.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
59.6
53.1

ATT
527
7
1
1
1
537
618

CMP
317
3
0
0
0
320
328

YARDS
3620
31
0
0
0
3651
3485

TD
3
0
5
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
10

TD
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
1
0
5
1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Walter
76 2865 37.7 33.6 3 25 52 1
Barnard
10 365 36.5 32.5 1 4 49 0
Brady
1 36 36.0 36.0 0 1 36 0
Patriots 88 3266 37.1 33.5 4 30 52 1
Opponents 90 3658 40.6 34.4 5 21 71 0

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NO
29
11
5
4
1
0
50
38

YDS/ATT
6.87
4.43
0.0
0.0
0.0
6.80
5.64

FC
13
3
6
1
0
2
25
11

YDS
293
75
66
26
2
0
462
240
TD
23
0
0
0
0
23
11

AVG LG TD
10.1 23 0
6.8 18 0
13.2 19 0
6.5 11 0
2.0 2 0--- --- 0
9.2 23 0
6.3 57t 1
TD%
4.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.3
1.8

INT
12
0
0
1
0
13
29

SACKS: Vrabel 9.5, Seymour 8.0, McGinest 5.5, Harrison
3.0, Bruschi 2.0, Colvin 2.0, Green 2.0, Washington 2.0,
Chatham 1.5, Klecko 1.5, Banta-Cain 1.0, Cherry 1.0,
Pleasant 1.0, Warren 1.0, Patriots 41.0, Opponents 32.0.

KICK RETURNS
B. Johnson
Pass
Faulk
Cloud
GivensKleckoVrabelBruschi
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
30 847 28.2 92t 1
11 254 23.1 36 0
10 207 20.7 30 02
38 19.0 19 02
31 15.5 20 02
20 10.0 10 02
22 11.0 14 01
9 9.0 9 0
60 1428 23.8 92t 1
77 1623 21.1 75 0

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Vinatieri
0/0 16/17
4/8
5/8 0/1
Patriots
0/0 16/17
4/8 5/8 0/1
Opponents
1/1 8/8 8/11 7/14 1/1
Vinatieri: () (27G) (24G,22G,47G) (23G,46N) (34N,39N,
48G) (42N,28G) (25G,30G) (27G,48N,28G,38G) (40G,46G,
28G) (23G,26G) (21G,38N,32G,37B,28G) (43G) (29G,54N)(22G,31G) () (24N,24G).
OPPONENTS: (44G) (57G) (41G,39G,30G,42N) (38G,29G,
48B) (48G,43G,46N,33G,37G,41G) (22G,47N,49N,34G)(23G,34G,35B,35N) (29G) (44N,43G) () (19G,31G) (40G,
29G) () (24G,23G,34N) (29G) (40N).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Troy Brown (10), David Givens (3), Bethel
Johnson (3); LT Matt Light (16); LG Damien Woody (12),Mike Compton (2), Joe Andruzzi (1), Russ Hochstein (1);
C Dan Koppen (15), Damien Woody (1); RG Joe Andruzzi(15), Damien Woody (1); RT Tom Ashworth (13), Adrian
Klemm (3); TE Christian Fauria (13), Daniel Graham (3);WR Deion Branch (9), David Patten (5); QB Tom Brady(16); RB Kevin Faulk (8), Antowain Smith (6), Michael
Cloud (1); FB Larry Centers (3), Fred McCrary (3); 3rd WR
Deion Branch (2), David Givens (2), Bethel Johnson (1);4th WR Bethel Johnson (1); 2nd TE Daniel Graham (5).

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/07
L 0-31
at Buffalo
9/14
W 31-10 at Philadelphia
9/21
W 23-16		 N.Y. Jets
9/28
L 17-20 at Washington
10/05 W 38-30		 Tennessee
10/12 W 17-6		 N.Y. Giants
10/19 W 19-13 at Miami OT
10/26 W 9-3		 Cleveland
11/03 W 30-26 at Denver				 BYE WEEK
W 12-0		 Dallas
11/16
11/23 W 23-20 at Houston OT
11/30 W 38-34 at Indianapolis
12/07 W 12-0		 Miami
W 27-13		 Jacksonville
12/14
12/20 W 21-16 at N.Y. Jets
12/27 W 31-0		 Buffalo
AFC PLAYOFFS
1/10
W 17-14		 Tennessee
W 24-14		 Indianapolis
1/18SUPER BOWL XXXVIII (at Houston, Texas)
W 32-29		 Carolina
2/01

DEFENSE: LE Bobby Hamilton (16); DT/NT Ted Washington(10), Ty Warren (4), Rick Lyle (1), Dan Klecko (1); DT/RE
Richard Seymour (14), Jarvis Green (2); DE/OLB Willie
McGinest (9), Jarvis Green (5), Rosevelt Colvin (2); OLB/ILB Roman Phifer (12), Willie McGinest (2), Ted Johnson(2); MLB/ILB Tedy Bruschi (16); OLB Mike Vrabel (9), Matt
Chatham (4), Roman Phifer (3); LCB Ty Law (14), Tyrone
Poole (1), Asante Samuel (1); RCB Tyrone Poole (15), Ty
Law (1); SS Rodney Harrison (16); FS Eugene Wilson (15),Antwan Harris (1).
2003 Coaching Staff: Romeo Crennel, Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line; Brian Daboll, Wide Receivers;
Jeff Davidson, Assistant Offensive Line/Tight Ends; Ivan
Fears, Running Backs; John Hufnagel, Quarterbacks;
Pepper Johnson, Inside Linebackers; Eric Mangini,
Defensive Backs; Markus Paul, Assistant Strength andConditioning; Rob Ryan, Outside Linebackers; Dante
Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line; Brad
Seely, Special Teams; Charlie Weis, Offensive Coordinator; Mike Woicik, Strength and Conditioning.
Pro Bowl (3): CB Ty Law (4), LB Willie McGinest (2), DL
Richard Seymour (2).

INT%
2.3
0.0
0.0
100.0
0.0
2.4
4.7

LG
82t
16
0
0
0
82t
67

SK/YDS
32/219
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
32/21941/253

RATING
85.9
56.3
39.6
0.0
39.6
84.3
56.2

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Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/09
W 27-24		 Indianapolis
9/19
W 23-12 at Arizona				 BYE WEEK
10/03 W 31-17 at Buffalo
10/10 W 24-10		 Miami
10/17
W 30-20		 Seattle
10/24 W 13-7		 N.Y. Jets
10/31
L 20-34 at Pittsburgh
W 40-22 at St. Louis
11/07
W 29-6		 Buffalo
11/14
11/22 W 27-19 at Kansas City
11/28 W 24-3		 Baltimore
12/05 W 42-15 at Cleveland
12/12 W 35-28		 Cincinnati
12/20 L 28-29 at Miami
12/26 W 23-7 at N.Y. Jets
W 21-7		 San Francisco
1/02
AFC PLAYOFFS
1/16
W 20-3		 Indianapolis
W 41-27 at Pittsburgh
1/23SUPER BOWL XXXIX (at Jacksonville, Fla.)
W 24-21		 Philadelphia
2/06

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
344
120
193
31
93/206
45.1
4/10
40.0
31:22
5722
357.6
1035
5.5
2134
133.4
524
3588
224.3
26/1623750
485/29360.4
1456/42.9
56/33.7
101/822
24/13
49
15
29
5

Att.
68,75651,557

72,69868,75668,75668,75664,737
66,10768,75678,43168,75673,02868,75673,62977,97568,75668,756
65,242
78,125

OPP
290
83
177
30
81/209
38.8
13/30
43.3
28:38
4972
310.8
988
5.0
1572
98.3
405
3400
212.5
45/311
3711
538/31558.6
2069/41.5
69/36.8
118/1014
31/16
31
9
18
4

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
87 159 102 89 0 437
55 94 45 66 0 260
Opponents

RUSHING
Dillon
Faulk
Pass
Cobbs
Brady
Abdullah
B. Johnson
Patten
Izzo
Davey
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS345 1635
54 255
39
141
22
50
43
28
13
13
2
8
1
5
1
0
4
-1
524 2134
405 1572

AVG
4.7
4.7
3.6
2.3
0.7
1.0
4.0
5.0
0.0
-.2
4.1
3.9

LG
44
20
19
13
10
5
11
5
0
3
44
34

TD
12
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
15
9

RECEIVING
GivensPattenBranchGraham
Pass
Faulk
Brown
FauriaDillonB. Johnson
WeaverKleckoWatsonVrabelAbdullah
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS56 87444 80035 45430 36428 21526 24817 18416 19515 103
10
174
8
93
3
18
2
16
2
3
1
9
293 3750
315 3711

AVG
15.6
18.2
13.0
12.1
7.7
9.5
10.8
12.2
6.9
17.4
11.6
6.0
8.0
1.5
9.0
12.8
11.8

LG
50
48t
26t
48
22
31t
22
25
20
48
25
11
14
2t
9
50
65t

TD
3
7
4
7
0
1
1
2
1
1
0
0
0
2
0
29
18

AVG
12.8
23.3
7.3
11.5
6.0
34.0
27.0
26.0
21.0
4.0
0.0
14.5
17.3

LG
24
36
17
13
12
34t
27
26
21
4
0
36
65

TD
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Wilson4
Bruschi
3
Brown
3
Gay
2
2
HarrisonSamuel1
McGinest
1
Phifer1
Poole1
Banta-Cain1
Law1
Patriots
20
Opponents
14

YDS
51
70
22
23
12
34
27
26
21
4
0
290
242

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Jo. Miller 56 2350 42.0 33.7 5 19 69 0
Patriots 56 2350 42.0 33.7 5 19 69 0
Opponents 69 2866 41.5 36.8 5 21 63 0

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 48/48 31/33 0 141
Dillon13 12 1 0			0 80
Graham7 0 7 0			0 42
7 0 7 0			0 42
Patten4 0 4 0			0 24
BranchFaulk
3 2 1 0			0 18
Givens
3 0 3 0			0 18
Fauria2 0 2 0			0 12
B. Johnson 2 0 1 1			 0 12
2 0 2 0			0 12
VrabelAbdullah1 1 0 0			0 6Brown1 0 1 0			0 6Gay1 0 0 1			0 6Green1 0 0 1			0 6Samuel
1 0 0 1			0 6Seymour
1 0 0 1			0 6Patriots 49 15 29 5 48/48 31/33 0 437
Opponents 31 9 18 4 23/23 15/18 0 260
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 1-1 (Dillon), Opp. 3-8.

SACKS: McGinest 9.5, Vrabel 5.5, Colvin 5.0, Seymour
5.0, Green 4.0, Bruschi 3.5, Warren 3.5, Harrison 3.0,
Wilfork 2.0, Banta-Cain 1.5, Phifer 1.5, T. Johnson 1.0;
Patriots 45.0, Opponents 26.0.

PASSING
Brady
Davey
Vinatieri
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
60.8
40.0
100.0
60.4
58.6

448

ATT
474
10
1
485
538

CMP
288
4
1
293
315

YARDS
3692
54
4
3750
3711

PUNT RETURNS
Faulk
Brown
B. Johnson
Poole
BranchGay
Patriots
Opponents

NO
20
12
4
2
1
1
40
31

YDS/ATT
7.79
5.40
4.00
7.73
6.90

FC YDS AVG LG TD
11 133
6.7 16 0
3 83 6.9 23 01
8 2.0 6 00
6 3.0 6 00
0 0.0 0 00
0 0.0 0 0
15 230 5.8 23 0
7 365 11.8 71 1

TD
28
0
1
29
18

TD%
5.9
0.0
100.0
6.0
3.3

INT
14
0
0
14
20

KICK RETURNS
B. Johnson
Pass
Faulk
KasperBanta-Cain
PattenPatriots
Opponents

FIELD GOALS
Vinatieri
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
41 1016
6 115
4
73
3
61
1
21
1
16
56 1302
86 2003

AVG LG
24.8 93t
19.2 24
18.3 24
20.3 2121.0 2116.0 1623.3 93t
23.3 98t

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 13/13
7/7 11/12 0/1
0/0 13/13
7/7 11/12 0/1
1/1 5/5
5/6 2/3 2/3

Vinatieri: (32G,43G) (29G,28G,24G) (42G) (40G,47N)(40G,39G,30G) (41G,27G) (43G,25G) (43G,31G,45G,36G)(27G,24G,20G,45G,37G) (37G,28G) (28G,40G,48G) () ()() (28G,29G,50N,26G) ().
OPPONENTS: (32G,48N) (51G,52G,58N) (33G) (29G)(33G,40G,28G,31G) () (19G,29G) () ( ) (44G,24G) (22G)() () (30G) () (39N).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Deion Branch (9), David Patten (6), Bethel
Johnson (1); LT Matt Light (16); LG Joe Andruzzi (14), Russ
Hochstein (2); C Dan Koppen (16); RG Stephen Neal (14),Joe Andruzzi (2); RT Brandon Gorin (10) Tom Ashworth(6); TE Daniel Graham (14), Christian Fauria (2); WRDavid Givens (11), David Patten (3); QB Tom Brady (16);
RB Corey Dillon (14), Kevin Faulk (1); FB Patrick Pass (4),Dan Klecko (2); 3rd WR David Patten (2), David Givens(1); 2nd TE Christian Fauria (8), Benjamin Watson (1); 3rd
TE Jed Weaver (1).
DEFENSE: LE Ty Warren (16); NT Keith Traylor (10), Vince
Wilfork (6); RE Richard Seymour (15), Jarvis Green (1);OLB Willie McGinest (16); ILB Ted Johnson (15), Roman
Phifer (1); ILB Tedy Bruschi (16); OLB Mike Vrabel (15),
Rosevelt Colvin (1); LCB Ty Law (7), Asante Samuel (3),
Eugene Wilson (3), Earthwind Moreland (2), Randall Gay(1); RCB Randall Gay (7), Asante Samuel (5), Tyrone Poole(4); SS Rodney Harrison (16); FS Eugene Wilson (11), Don
Davis (2), Dexter Reid (2), Randall Gay (1).
2004: Coaching Staff: Romeo Crennel, Defensive Coordinator; Brian Daboll, Wide Receivers; Jeff Davidson,
Assistant Offensive Line/Tight Ends; Ivan Fears, Running
Backs; Pepper Johnson, Defensive Line; Eric Mangini,
Defensive Backs; Josh McDaniels, Quarterbacks; Matt
Patricia, Coaching Assistant; Markus Paul, AssistantStrength and Conditioning; Dean Pees, Linebackers;
Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line;
Brad Seely, Special Teams; Cory Undlin, Coaching Assistant; Charlie Weis, Offensive Coordinator; Mike Woicik,
Strength and Conditioning.
Pro Bowl (5): QB Tom Brady (2), LB Tedy Bruschi (1),
SpT Larry Izzo (3), DL Richard Seymour (3), K Adam Vinatieri (2).

INT%
3.0
0.0
0.0
2.9
3.7

LG
50
20
4t
50
65t

SK/YDS
26/1620/0
0/0
26/16245/311RATING
92.6
57.9
122.9
92.5
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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/08
W 30-20		 Oakland
L 17-27 at Carolina
9/18
9/25
W 23-20 at Pittsburgh
10/02 L 17-41		 San Diego
10/09 W 31-28 at Atlanta
10/16
L 20-28 at Denver				 BYE WEEK
10/30 W 21-16		 Buffalo
L 21-40		 Indianapolis
11/07
W 23-16 at Miami
11/13
11/20 W 24-17		 New Orleans
L 16-26 at Kansas City
11/27
12/04 W 16-3		 N.Y. Jets
W 35-7 at Buffalo
12/11
W 28-0		 Tampa Bay
12/17
12/26 W 31-21 at N.Y. Jets
L 26-28		 Miami
1/01
AFC PLAYOFFS
1/07
W 28-3		 Jacksonville
L 13-27 at Denver
1/14

PATS
334
101
204
29
93/221
42.1
13/17
76.5
30:19
5632
352.0
1031
5.5
1512
94.5
439
4120
257.5
28/2024322
564/35262.4
1577/44.6
77/38.3
110/921
19/9
46
16
28
2

68,75668,75673,40568,75678,02568,756
71,81068,756
77,56968,75668,75676,238

OPP
306
94
179
33
92/219
42.0
3/9
33.3
29:41
5283
330.2
997
5.3
1580
98.8
437
3703
231.4
33/2233926
527/29656.2
1081/43.7
81/37.8
132/1068
13/8
38
11
25
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
90 74 97 118 0 379
55 117 56 110 0 338
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Vinatieri
0 0 0 0 40/41 20/25 0 100
Dillon13 12 1 0			0 78
Branch5 0 5 0			0 30
4 0 4 0			0 24
Watson4 0 3 1			0 24
VrabelPass
3 3 0 0			0 18
Dwight3 0 3 0			0 18
Graham3 0 3 0			0 18
Givens
2 0 2 0			0 12
2 0 2 0			0 12
FauriaT. Brown
2 0 2 0			0 12
Brady
1 1 0 0			0 6Ashworth
1 0 1 0			0 6Sanders
1 0 0 1			0 6Johnson1 0 1 0			0 6A. Davis
1 0 1 0			0 6Evans0 0 0 0			1 2Flutie0 0 0 01/1
0/0 0 1
Patriots
46 16 28 2 41/42 20/25 1 379
Opponents 38 11 25 2 34/34 24/30 1 338
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 1-4 (Evans), Opponents 1-4

PASSING
Brady
CasselFlutiePatriots
Opponents

ATT
530
24
10
564
527

CMP
334
13
5
352
296

YARDS
4110
183
29
4322
3926

RUSHING
Dillon
Pass
Evans
Faulk
Brady
Cloud
ZereoueGivensCassel
DwightFlutiePatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
209 733 3.5
54 245 4.5
51 192 3.8
51 145 2.8
27
89 3.323
59 2.6
7
14 2.02
13 6.5
6
12 2.04
11 2.85-1 -0.2
439 1512 3.4
437 1580 3.6

LG
29
31
21
13
15
15
12
9
9
12
2
31
68

TD
12
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
11

RECEIVING
BranchGivensT.Brown
Watson
Faulk
Pass
DillonDwightGrahamEvans
A.DavisFauriaJohnsonChildress
VrabelZereoue
Ashworth
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
78 998 12.8
59 738 12.5
39 466 11.9
29 441 15.2
29 260 9.0
22 227 10.3
22
181 8.2
19 332 17.5
16 235 14.7
10
88 8.89 190 21.1
8
57 7.1467 16.8
3
32 10.7
3
4 1.3
1
5 5.0
1
1 1.0
352 4322 12.3
296 3926 13.3

LG TD
51
5
40
2
71
2
35
4
23
0
39
0
25
1
59
3
45t 3
19
0
60t 1
18
2
55t 1
21
0
2t 3
5
0
1t 1
71 28
85t 25INTERCEPTIONSSamuelHobbs
VrabelSanders
WilsonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
3
15 5.0 15
3
8 2.7
8
2
23 11.5 24t
1
39 39.0 39t
1
0 0.0
0
10
85 8.5 39t
15 188 12.5 74t

TD
0
0
1
1
0
2
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
J. Miller
76 3431 45.1 38.3 4 22 59 1
Patriots
76 3431 44.6 38.3 4 22 59 1
Opponents 81 3537 43.7 37.8 8 27 68 0
PUNT RETURNS
DwightT.Brown
JohnsonPatriots
Opponents

NO
32
7
1
40
42

FC
13
5
0
18
14

YDS
273
30
11
314
405

AVG LG TD
8.5 29 0
4.3 7 011.0 11 0
7.9 29 0
9.6 76 0

SACKS: Colvin 7.0, McGinest 6.0, Vrabel 4.5, Seymour
4.0, Green 2.5, Bruschi 2.0, Warren 1.5, Poteat 1.0,
Chatham 1.0, Beisel 1.0, Hawkins 1.0, Klecko 0.5, Wilfork 0.5, Banta-Cain 0.5; Patriots 33.0, Opponents 28.0.

CMP%
63.0
54.2
50.0
62.4
56.2

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YDS/ATT
7.75
7.63
2.90
7.66
7.45

TD
26
2
0
28
25

TD%
4.9
8.3
0.0
5.0
4.7

INT
14
1
0
15
10

KICK RETURNS
JohnsonHobbs
DwightFaulk
A.DavisPass
Cloud
Banta-Cain
WatsonStone
Izzo
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
31 694 22.4 54 0
15 361 24.1 37 0
10 250 25.0 38 0
4
81 20.3 26 0
3 108 36.0 65 02
31 15.5 21 0
1
15 15.0 15 0
1
14 14.0 14 0
1
1
1.0
1 0
1
0 0.0
0 0
1
0 0.0
0 0
70 1555 22.2 65 0
68 1487 21.9 46 0

FIELD GOALS
Vinatieri
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 7/7
9/10
4/6 0/2
0/0 7/7 9/10 4/6 0/2
0/0 6/6 9/12 6/8 3/4

Vinatieri: (26G) (45G) (53N,48G,35G,43G) (37N,24G)(29G) (39G,53N,38G) (44N) ( ) (35G,32G,33G) (37G) (29G)(45N,21G,34G,22G) () () (26G) (49G,33G).
OPPONENTS: (26G) (45G) (53N,48G,35G,43G) (37N,24G)(29G) (39G,53N,38G) (44N) () (35G,32G,33G) (37G) (29G)(45N,21G,34G,22G) () () (26G) (49G,33G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Deion Branch (15); LT Nick Kaczur (11),Matt Light (3), Tom Ashworth (2); LG Logan Mankins (16);
C Dan Koppen (9), Russ Hochstein (7); RG Stephen Neal(16); RT Brandon Gorin (8) Tom Ashworth (8); TE Daniel
Graham (9), Christian Fauria (5), Benjamin Watson (2);WR David Givens (10), Andre’ Davis (3), Troy Brown (1);
QB Tom Brady (16); RB Corey Dillon (10), Patrick Pass (3),Kevin Faulk (2), Heath Evans (1); FB Patrick Pass (1); 3rd
WR Bethel Johnson (1), Tim Dwight (1), Troy Brown (2),Andre’ Davis (1); 2nd TE Benjamin Watson (7), ChristianFauria (4); 3rd TE Christian Fauria (1), Tom Ashworth (1).
DEFENSE: LE Ty Warren (16); NT/DT Vince Wilfork (16); RE/DT Richard Seymour (12), Jarvis Green (4); OLB/DE Willie
McGinest (11), Mike Vrabel (4), Jarvis Green (1); ILB/OLB
Mike Vrabel (12), Monty Beisel (4); ILB/MLB Tedy Bruschi(9), Chad Brown (5), Monty Beisel (2); OLB Rosevelt
Colvin (11), Willie McGinest (5); LCB Asante Samuel (15),Hank Poteat (1); RCB Ellis Hobbs (8), Duane Starks (6),Tyrone Poole (1), Randall Gay (1); SS Artrell Hawkins (4),Rodney Harrison (3), Michael Stone (3), Guss Scott (2),James Sanders (2), Arturo Freeman (1), Randall Gay (1);
FS Eugene Wilson (16).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
68,75673,52864,86868,756
71,07976,571

2005 Coaching Staff: Joel Collier, Assistant Secondary;
Brian Daboll, Wide Receivers; Ivan Fears, Running Backs;
Pepper Johnson, Defensive Line; Eric Mangini, Defensive
Coordinator; Pete Mangurian, Tight Ends; Josh McDaniels, Quarterbacks; Harold Nash, Assistant Strength andConditioning; Matt Patricia, Assistant Offensive Line;
Dean Pees, Linebackers; Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant
Head Coach/Offensive Line; Brad Seely, Special Teams;
Mike Woicik, Strength and Conditioning.
Pro Bowl (2): QB Tom Brady (3), DL Richard Seymour (4).

INT%
2.6
4.2
0.0
2.7
1.9

LG
71
36
13
71
85t

SK/YDS
26/1881/1
1/13
28/202
33/223

RATING
92.3
89.4
56.3
91.5
87.8

449

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Results

HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/10
W 19-17		 Buffalo
9/17
W 24-17 at N.Y. Jets
9/24
L 7-17		 Denver
10/01 W 38-13 at Cincinnati
10/08 W 20-10		 Miami				 BYE WEEK
10/22 W 28-6 at Buffalo
10/30 W 31-7
at Minnesota
L 20-27		 Indianapolis
11/05
L 14-17		 N.Y. Jets
11/12
11/19
W 35-0 at Green Bay
11/26 W 17-13		 Chicago
12/03 W 28-21		 Detroit
L 0-21
at Miami
12/10
12/17
W 40-7		 Houston
12/24 W 24-21 at Jacksonville
12/31 W 40-23 at Tennessee
AFC PLAYOFFS
1/07
W 37-16		 N.Y. Jets
W 24-21 at San Diego
1/14
1/21
L 34-38 at IndianapolisAtt.
68.756
77,59568.756
66,03568.756TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
264
67
164
33
75/209
35.9
3/11
27.3
28:25
4710
294.4
950
5.0
1507
94.2
388
3203
200.2
44/281
3484
518/29456.8
2279/41.6
79/34.4
102/918
24/13
24
11
10
3

PATS
330
121
181
28
96/226
42.5
16/20
80.0
31:35
5369
335.6
1055
5.1
1969
123.1
499
3400
212.5
29/1903590
527/32661.9
1269/41.3
69/34.6
98/940
27/15
46
20
25
1

72,18063,81968.75668.75670,75368.75668.75674,03368.756
67,164
69,14368,756
68,81057,433SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
74 128 73 110 0 385
Opponents
32 74 80 51 0 237
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 43/44 20/26 0 103
13 13 0 0			0 78
DillonMaroney
7 6 1 0			0 42
4 0 4 0			0 26
CaldwellBrown
4 0 4 0			0 26
Faulk
3 1 2 0			0 18
3 0 3 0			0 18
JacksonWatson3 0 3 0			0 18
3 0 3 0			0 18
Gabriel2 0 2 0			0 12
GrahamGaffney1 0 1 0			0 61 0 1 0			0 6ThomasHobbs
1 0 0 1			0 61 0 1 0			0 6EvansWarren0 0 0 0			1 2Patriots
46 20 25 1 43/44 20/26 1 385
Opponents 24 11 10 3 23/23 22/30 1 237
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 2-2 (Brown, Caldwell),Opponents 1-4.
PASSING
Brady
CasselTestaverde
Patriots
Opponents

450

ATT
516
8
3
527
518

CMP
319
5
2
326
294

YARDS
3529
32
29
3590
3484

RUSHING
DillonMaroney
Faulk
Evans
Brady
Jackson
Pass
Brown
Kight
CaldwellCasselTestaverde
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
199 812175 745
25 12327
117
49 102
4
22
6
21
2
18
1
8
1
5
2
4
8
-8
499 1969
388 1507

AVG LG
4.1 504.3 41
4.9 11t
4.3 35
2.1 22
5.5 143.5
6
9.0 16
8.0
8
5.0
5
2.0
5
-1.0 -1
3.9 503.9 74t

TD
13
6
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
11

RECEIVING
CaldwellWatsonBrown
Faulk
GabrielMaroney
GrahamDillonJacksonThomasGaffney
Evans
Pass
Childress
Kight
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
61 760 12.5 62t
49 643 13.1 40
43 384 8.9 23
43 356 8.3 43t
25 344 13.8 45
22 194 8.8 31
21 235 11.2 29
15
147 9.8 52
13 152 11.7 35t
11 159 14.5 36
11 142 12.9 33
734 4.9 112
24 12.0 16
2
7 3.5
5
1
9 9.0
9
326 3590
11 62t294 3484 11.9 83t

TD
4
3
4
2
3
1
2
0
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
25
10

INTERCEPTIONSSamuelVrabelHobbs
Scott
Sanders
BruschiHarrisonHawkins
Seymour
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS10 120
3
0
2
79
2
32
1
21
1
8
1
2
1
0
1
0
22 262
12
72

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

AVG LG
12.0 330.0
239.5 70
16.0 32
21.0 21
8.0
8
2
2.0
0.0
0
0
0.0
11.9 70
6.0 38PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Miller43 1848 43.0 35.8 7 12 62 0
Walter
16 591 36.9 33.7 0 5 47 0
Sauerbrun 10 408 40.8 30.7 0 2 58 0
Patriots 69 2847 41.3 34.6 7 19 62 0
Opponents 79 3283 41.6 34.4 7 27 61 0
PUNT RETURNS
Faulk
JacksonBrown
Patriots
Opponents

NO FC
31 5
3 0
2 9
36 14
29 15

YDS
330
76
16
422
322

AVG
10.6
25.3
8.0
11.7
11.1

LG TD
43 0
39 0
12 0
43 0
81t 2

SACKS: Colvin 8.5, Green 7.5, Warren 7.5, Banta-Cain
5.5, Vrabel 4.5, Seymour 4.0, Bruschi 1.5, Harrison
1.0, Sanders 1.0, Seau 1.0, Wilfork 1.0; Patriots 44.0,
Opponents 29.0.
KICK RETURNS
Maroney
Faulk
Hobbs
Banta-Cain
JacksonPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
28 78317 36410 360225
1
21
58 1553
68 1547

AVG
28.0
21.4
36.0
12.5
21.0
26.8
22.8

LG TD
77 0
31 0
93t 1
16 0
21 0
93t 1
70 0

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Gostkowski
0/0 10/11 7/10
2/4 1/1
Patriots
0/0 10/11 7/10 2/4 1/1
Opponents 0/0
7/8 6/7 8/12 1/3
Gostkowski: (32G) (20G,29B) (37B) (48N,24G) (35G,31G)( ) (23G) (49G,36N,26G) (31G,21G) ( ) (52G) (25G,27G) ( )(36G,32G,31G,21G) (48G,49N) (28G,26G,33N).
OPPONENTS: (53G) (42G) (23G) (40G,45G)(40B,40G,50N) (40G,46G) ( ) (23G,37N,31G,46N) (34G)(44N) (45B,46G,32G) (29G,38G,49G,26G) (35G,33G) ( )(53N) (25G,23N,27G,27G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Reche Caldwell (14), Chad Jackson (1); LT
Matt Light (16); LG Logan Mankins (16); C Dan Koppen(16); RG Stephen Neal (13), Billy Yates (3); RT Nick Kaczur(9), Ryan O’Callaghan (6), Wesley Britt (1); TE BenjaminWatson (13), Daniel Graham (2), David Thomas (1); WR
Troy Brown (9), Doug Gabriel (4), Jabar Gaffney (2); QB
Tom Brady (16); RB Corey Dillon (13), Kevin Faulk (1); 2ndTE Daniel Graham (9), David Thomas (1); 3rd TE David
Thomas (1); 3rd WR Jabar Gaffney (4); 4th WR Doug Gabriel (1), Kelvin Kight (1); FB Heath Evans (3).
DEFENSE: LE: Ty Warren (15), Jarvis Green (1); NT/LDT
Vince Wilfork (13), Mike Wright (3); RE/RDT Richard
Seymour (14), Mike Wright (1), Jarvis Green (1); RE/OLB
Rosevelt Colvin (8), Tully Banta-Cain (5), Jarvis Green(2), Richard Seymour (1); ILB Tedy Bruschi (14), Mike
Vrabel (2); ILB/OLB Junior Seau (10), Mike Vrabel (6); OLB
Mike Vrabel (8), Rosevelt Colvin (7); LCB Chad Scott (6),Asante Samuel (6), Ellis Hobbs (4); RCB Asante Samuel(9), Ellis Hobbs (5), Chad Scott (2); SS Rodney Harrison(10), James Sanders (5), Chad Scott (1); FS Artrell Hawkins (12), Eugene Wilson (4); 5th Defensive Back Hank
Poteat (1).
2006: Coaching Staff: Joel Collier, Secondary; Brian
Daboll, Wide Receivers; Ivan Fears, Running Backs;
Pepper Johnson, Defensive Line; Pete Mangurian, Tight
Ends; Josh McDaniels, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Harold Nash, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Matt Patricia, Linebackers; Dean Pees, Defensive
Coordinator; Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line; Brad Seely, Special Teams; Mike Woicik,
Strength and Conditioning.
Pro Bowl (2): DL Richard Seymour (5), T Matt Light (1).

CMP%
61.8
62.5
66.7
61.9
56.8

YDS/ATT
6.8
4.0
9.7
6.8
6.7

TD
24
0
1
25
10

TD%
4.7
0.0
33.3
4.7
1.9

INT
12
0
0
12
22

INT%
2.3
0.0
0.0
2.3
4.2

LG
62t
10
23
62t
83t

SK/YDS
26/1753/15
0/0
29/19044/281RATING
87.9
70.8
137.5
88.4
66.1

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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM
Att.
77,90068,75668,756
66,11368,756
63,984
71,95168,75657,540TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att./Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
278
91
172
15
63/187
33.7
11/20
55.0
27:27
4613
288.3
933
4.9
1572
98.3
360
3041
190.1
47/3403381
526/31459.7
1976/43.4
76/36.9
96/764
25/12
34
7
23
4

PATS
393
124
243
26
92/191
48.2
15/21
71.4
32:33
6580
411.3
1058
6.2
1849
115.6
451
4731
295.7
21/1284859
586/40368.8
945/40.5
45/36.1
78/690
14/6
75
17
50
8

71,33868,756
71,382
68,75668,75668,756
79,11068,75668,756
71,101SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
134 199 104 152 0 589
Opponents
41 96 58 79 0 274
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Moss
23 0 23 0			0 138
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 74/74 21/24 0 137
Welker8 0 8 0			0 48
Maroney
6 6 0 0			0 38
Watson6 0 6 0			0 36
Gaffney5 0 5 0			0 30
3 3 0 0			0 18
Evans
Morris
3 3 0 0			0 18
3 0 3 0			0 18
Stallworth
K. Brady
2 0 2 0			 0 12
T. Brady
2 2 0 0			 0 12
2 2 0 0			0 12
Eckel
Hobbs
2 0 0 2			0 12
2 0 2 0			0 12
VrabelAndrews
1 0 0 1			0 6Cassel
1 1 0 0			0 61 0 0 1			0 6ColvinFaulk
1 0 1 0			0 6Gay1 0 0 1			0 6Samuel
1 0 0 1			0 6A. Thomas
1 0 0 1			0 6Wilson1 0 0 1			0 6Patriots
75 17 50 8 74/74 21/24 0 589
Opponents 34 7 23 4 34/34 12/14 0 274
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 1-1 (Maroney), Opponents
0-0.
PASSING
T. Brady
CasselGutierrez
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
578
7
1
586
526

CMP
398
4
1
403
314

YARDS
4806
38
15
4859
3381

RUSHING
MaroneyMorrisFaulk
Evans
T. Brady
Eckel
WelkerCasselStallworth
WatsonGutierrez
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
185 835 4.5
85 384 4.5
62 265 4.3
34
121 3.6
37
98 2.633
90 2.7434 8.54
12 3.01
12 12.0
1
11 11.0
5-13 -2.6
451 1849 4.1
360 1572 4.4

LG TD
59t 6
49 3
14 0
11 3
19 2
14 2
27 0
15t 1
12 0
11 0
-1 0
59t 1749 7KICK RETURNS
Hobbs
WelkerC. Jackson
Andrews
Faulk
Evans
VrabelPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
35
911 26.0 108t
7
176 25.1 33
585 17.0 39
4
149 37.377t
247 23.5 27
1
13 13.0 13
1
3 3.0
3
55 1384 25.2 108t
92 2030 22.1 74t

FIELD GOALS
Gostkowski
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 10/10
8/9 3/5 0/0
0/0 10/10 8/9 3/5 0/0
0/0 5/5 2/3 4/4 1/2

RECEIVING
Welker
Moss
Faulk
Stallworth
Gaffney
WatsonK. Brady
MorrisMaroney
Evans
VrabelD. Thomas
Eckel
Mankins
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
112 1175 10.5
98 1493 15.2
47 383
8.1
46 697 15.2
36 449 12.5
36 389 10.8
970 7.8635 5.84
116 29.0
4
43 10.8
2
3 1.5
1
9 9.0
1
6 6.0
1
-9 -9.0403 4859 12.1
314 3381 10.8

LG TD
42 8
65t 23
23
1
69t 3
56t 5
35 6
20 2
18 0
43 0
29 0
2t 2
9 0
6 0
-9 0
69t 5073t 23

Gostkowski: (22G) (41N,24G)( 24G) (31G,36G) (20G,
25G) (45G,22G) () (36G) (34G) () (23G,32N) (21G,38G)(48N,42G,28G) (26G,34G) () (37G,45G,37G).

INTERCEPTIONSSamuelGay
Seau
Sanders
A. Thomas
WilsonColvinHarrison
Hobbs
Patriots
Opponents

NO
6
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
19
9

LG TD
42
1
31 0
23 0
42 0
65t 1
5t 1
4 0
2 0
0 0
65t 3
36t 1

YDS AVG
89 14.8
52 17.3
28 9.343 21.5
65 65.0
5 5.0
4 4.0
2 2.0
0 0.0
288 15.2
131 14.6

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Hanson44 1821 41.4 36.1 6 13 64 1
Patriots 45 1821 40.5 36.1 6 13 64 1
Opponents 76 3297 43.4 36.9 9 16 75 1
PUNT RETURNS
Welker
T. Brown
C. Jackson
Faulk
Patriots
Opponents

NO
25
6
2
0
33
14

FC
7
2
0
9
18
8

YDS AVG LG TD
249 10.0 35 055 9.2 28 0
7 3.5 6 00--- --- 0
311 9.4 35 075 5.4 33 0

TD
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
1

OPPONENTS: () () () (40G,48G) (42G) (38G,23G) () ()(50N,21G,25G) (52G) () (29G) (23G,44G) (33G,35N) () ().
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Randy Moss (16); LT Matt Light (16); LG Logan Mankins (16); C Dan Koppen (15), Russ Hochstein (1);RG Stephen Neal (8), Russ Hochstein (7), Billy Yates (1);
RT Nick Kaczur (15), Ryan O’Callaghan (1); TE BenjaminWatson (8), Kyle Brady (5); WR Wes Welker (13), Donte
Stallworth (1), Jabar Gaffney (1); QB Tom Brady (16); RB
Kevin Faulk (8), Laurence Maroney (6), Sammy Morris(2); 2nd TE Kyle Brady (4), Wesley Britt (1); 3rd WR Donte
Stallworth (8), Jabar Gaffney (6); FB Heath Evans (1).
DEFENSE: LE: Ty Warren (16); NT/DT Vince Wilfork (16);
RE/DT Richard Seymour (8), Jarvis Green (7), Mike Wright(1); RE/OLB Rosevelt Colvin (9), Jarvis Green (3), Adalius
Thomas (4); ILB Tedy Bruschi (16); ILB/OLB Adalius Thomas (11), Junior Seau (4), Rodney Harrison (1); OLB Mike
Vrabel (15), Rosevelt Colvin (1); LCB Asante Samuel (14),Randall Gay (2); RCB Ellis Hobbs (16); SS Rodney Harrison(10), James Sanders (6); FS James Sanders (9), Eugene
Wilson (6), Randall Gay (1).

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/09
W 38-14 at N.Y. Jets
W 38-14		 San Diego
9/16
9/23
W 38-7		 Buffalo
10/01 W 34-13 at Cincinnati
10/07 W 34-17		 Cleveland
10/14 W 48-27 at Dallas
10/21 W 49-28 at Miami
10/28 W 52-7		 Washington
11/04 W 24-20 at Indianapolis				 BYE WEEKW 56-10 at Buffalo
11/18
11/25 W 31-28		 Philadelphia
12/03 W 27-24 at Baltimore
12/09 W 34-13		 Pittsburgh
12/16 W 20-10		 N.Y. Jets
12/23 W 28-7		 Miami
12/29 W 38-35 at N.Y. Giants
AFC PLAYOFFSW 31-20		 Jacksonville
1/12
W 21-12		 San Diego
1/20
SUPER BOWL XLII (at Glendale, Ariz.)
L 14-17		 N.Y. Giants
2/03

2007 Coaching Staff: Nick Caserio, Wide Receivers;
Joel Collier, Secondary; Don Davis, Assistant Strengthand Conditioning; Ivan Fears, Running Backs; Pepper
Johnson, Defensive Line; Pete Mangurian, Tight Ends;
Josh McDaniels, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks;
Harold Nash, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Matt
Patricia, Linebackers; Dean Pees, Defensive Coordinator; Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive
Line; Brad Seely, Special Teams; Mike Woicik, Strengthand Conditioning.
Pro Bowl (8): QB Tom Brady (4), C Dan Koppen (1), T Matt
Light (2), G Logan Mankins (1), WR Randy Moss (6), CB Asante Samuel (1), LB Mike Vrabel (1), NT Vince Wilfork (1).

SACKS: Vrabel 12.5, Green 6.5, A. Thomas 6.5, Colvin
4, Warren 4, Seau 3.5, Bruschi 2, Harrison 2, Wilfork 2,
Seymour 1.5, Hobbs 1, (group) 1, Wright 0.5.
Patriots 47.0, Opponents 21.0.

CMP%
68.9
57.1
100.0
68.8
59.7

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YDS/ATT
8.31
5.43
15.00
8.29
6.43

TD
50
0
0
50
23

TD%
8.7
0.0
0.0
8.5
4.4

INT
8
1
0
9
19

INT%
1.4
14.3
0.0
1.5
3.6

LG
69t
21
15
69t
73t

SK/YDS
21/1280/0
0/0
21/12847/340RATING
117.2
32.7
118.8
116.0
78.1

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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • SECOND IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
Att.
9/07
W 17-10		 Kansas City
68,756
9/14
W 19-10 at N.Y. Jets
78,554
9/21
L 13-38		 Miami
68,756				 BYE WEEK
10/05 W 30-21 at San Francisco 67,650
L 10-30 at San Diego
68,704
10/12
68,756
10/20 W 41-7		 Denver
10/26 W 23-16		 St. Louis
68,756
11/02
L 15-18 at Indianapolis 66,508
11/09 W 20-10		 Buffalo
68,756
L 31-34		 N.Y. Jets OT
68,756
11/13
67,146
11/23 W 48-28 at Miami
11/30
L 10-33		 Pittsburgh
68,756
12/07 W 24-21 at Seattle
68,077
12/14
W 49-26 at Oakland
62,17968,756
12/21 W 47-7		 Arizonaat Buffalo
71,282
12/28 W 13-0

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
356
145
186
25
96/222
43.2
17/22
77.3
32:09
5847
365.4
1095
5.3
2278
142.4
513
3569
223.1
48/221
3790
534/33963.5
1150/44.0
36.8
57/501
17/10
43
21
21
1

OPP
268
78
176
14
91/205
44.4
2/10
20.0
27:51
4944
309.0
920
5.4
1722
107.6
415
3222
201.4
31/2393461
474/28860.8
1475/43.0
36.2
81/636
17/8
37
8
27
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
84 123 106 97 0 410
Opponents
75 79 61 91 3 309
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 40/40 36/40 0 148
Moss
11 0 11 0
0/0 0/0 0 66
Morris
7 7 0 00/0 0/0 0 42
6 3 3 00/0 0/0 0 36
Faulk
0/0 0/0 0 30
Green-Ellis 5 5 0 0
Jordan4 4 0 00/0 0/0 0 24
3 0 3 00/0 0/0 0 20
WelkerGaffney2 0 2 00/0 0/0 0 14
Watson2 0 2 00/0 0/0 0 12
Cassel
2 2 0 00/0 0/0 0 12
Hobbs
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Patriots
43 21 21 1 40/40 36/40 0 410
Opponents 37 8 27 2 34/35 17/21 1 309
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 2-3 (Gaffney, Welker),
Opponents: 1-2.
PASSING
M.Cassel
T.Brady
K.O’Connell
K.Faulk
Patriots
Opponents

452

ATT
516
11
6
1
534
474

CMP
327
7
4
1
339
288

YARDS
3693
76
23
-2
3790
3461

RUSHING
Morris
Faulk
JordanGreen-Ellis
CasselMaroney
WelkerEvans
MossO’Connell
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG
156
727 4.7
83507 6.1
80 363 4.5
74
275 3.773
270 3.7
28
93 3.3
3
26 8.7
11
23 2.1
2
0 0.0
3-6 -2.0513 2278 4.4
415 1722 4.1

LG TD
35
7
41
3
49t 4
15
5
19
2
17
0
19
0
4
0
2
0
-2
0
49t 21
62t 8

RECEIVING
WelkerMoss
Faulk
Gaffney
WatsonMorrisD.Thomas
Aiken
Evans
Green-Ellis
Washington
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
TD
111 1165 10.5 64
369 1008 14.6 76t 11
58
486 8.4 22338
468 12.3 37
222 209 9.5 29
217
161 9.5 4209
93 10.3 180
8
101 12.6 43
03
59 19.7 28
03
37 12.3 20
0
1
3 3.0
3
0
339 3790 11.2 76t 21
288 3461 12.0 78t 27

INTERCEPTIONS
Meriweather
O’NealHobbs
WilhiteJ.Sanders
VrabelHarrison
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
4
25 6.3 19
349 16.3 47
3
0 0.0
4
1
16 16.0 16
1
9 9.0
9
1
5 5.0
5
1
0 0.0
0
14 104 7.4 47
11 186 16.9 89

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Hanson49 2143 43.7 36.4 10 19 70 0
Cassel1 57 57.0 57.0 0 1 57 0
Patriots 50 2200 44.0 36.8 10 20 70 0
Opponents 75 3228 43.0 36.2 7 20 82 0
PUNT RETURNS
WelkerFaulk
O’NealPatriots
Opponents

NO
24
10
2
36
11

KICK RETURNS
Hobbs
SlaterMorrisFaulk
Neal
WelkerPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS45 1281
11 155
2
37
2
36
1
27
1
26
62 1562
75 1672

CMP%
63.4
63.6
66.7
100.0
63.5
60.8

YDS/ATT
7.16
6.91
3.83
-2.00
7.10
7.30

FC YDS AVG
6 237 9.9
9 132 13.2
12 1.0
16 371 10.3
13 158 14.4

TD
21
0
0
0
21
27

AVG
28.5
14.1
18.5
18.0
27.0
26.0
25.2
22.3

LG TD
44 0
24 0
2 0
44 0
30 0

LG
95t
31
24
25
27
26
95t
92t

TD%
4.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.9
5.7

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
2

INT
11
0
0
0
11
14

SACKS: Seymour 8.0, A.Thomas 5.0, Vrabel 4.0, Wright
2.5, Meriweather 2.0, Wilfork 2.0, Green 2.0, Warren
2.0, Hobbs 1.5, Woods 1.0; Patriots 31.0, Opponents
48.0.

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Gostkowski
0/0 10/12 16/16 9/11 1/1
Patriots
0/0 10/12 16/16 9/11 1/1
Opponents 0/0 10/10
3/4 3/6 1/1
Gostkowski: (37G) (21G,37G,28G,27G) (37G,44G)(35G,40G,49G) (48N,47G) (31G,40G) (30G,27G,41G)(29G,35G,25G) (32G,49N,37G) (42G,31G,47G) (30G,30G)(29G,27N) (50G,42G,27G) () (38G,35G,24G,30G)(33G,26N,23G).
OPPONENTS:(40G)(31N,21G)(39G)()(25G,44N,35G,23G) () (20G,44G,25G) (52G) (25G)(22G,34G) () (20G,25G,20G,40N,45G) () () () (47N).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Randy Moss (16); LT Matt Light (16); LG
Logan Mankins (16); C Dan Koppen (16); RG Stephen
Neal (9), Billy Yates (7); RT Nick Kaczur (14), Mark LeVoir(2); TE Benjamin Watson (9), David Thomas (5); WR Wes
Welker (14); QB Matt Cassel (15), Tom Brady (1); RB Sammy Morris (7), Kevin Faulk (3), BenJarvus Green-Ellis (3),Laurence Maroney (3); 2nd TE David Thomas (5); 3rd WR
Jabar Gaffney (7); 4th WR Sam Aiken (2); FB Heath Evans(4), Russ Hochstein (2).
DEFENSE: LE Ty Warren (13), Mike Wright (2), Jarvis
Green (1); NT/DT Vince Wilfork (16); RE/DT Richard Seymour (15), Jarvis Green (1); RE/OLB Adalius Thomas (8),Rosevelt Colvin (3), Pierre Woods (3), Jarvis Green (1),Gary Guyton (1); ILB Jerod Mayo (16); ILB Tedy Bruschi(12), Junior Seau (2), Gary Guyton (1); OLB Mike Vrabel(14), Adalius Thomas (1); LCB Deltha O’Neal (10), Jonathan Wilhite (4), Lewis Sanders (1), Terrence Wheatley (1);RCB Ellis Hobbs (16); SS Brandon Meriweather (10), Rodney Harrison (6); FS James Sanders (14), Lewis Sanders(2); 5th DB Brandon Meriweather (1), Lewis Sanders (1).
2008: Coaching Staff: Dom Capers, Special Assistant/
Secondary; Ivan Fears, Running Backs; Pepper Johnson, Defensive Line; Pete Mangurian, Tight Ends; Josh
McDaniels, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Harold
Nash, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Bill O’Brien,
Wide Receivers; Matt Patricia, Linebackers; Dean Pees,
Defensive Coordinator; Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant
Head Coach/Offensive Line; Brad Seely, Special Teams;
Mike Woicik, Strength and Conditioning.
Pro Bowl (2): K Stephen Gostkowski (1), WR Wes Welker
(1).

INT%
2.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.1
3.0

LG
76t
26
12
-2
76t
78t

SK/YDS
47/2190/0
1/2
0/0
48/221
31/239RATING
89.4
83.9
73.6
79.2
89.1
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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
W 25-24		 Buffalo
9/14
L 9-16at N.Y. Jets
9/20
9/27
W 26-10		 Atlanta
10/04 W 27-21		 Baltimore
L 17-20 at Denver OT
10/11
10/18 W 59-0		 Tennessee
10/25 W 35-7 at Tampa Bay*			
BYE WEEK
11/08 W 27-17		 Miami
L 34-35 at Indianapolis
11/15
11/22 W 31-14		 N.Y. Jets
L 17-38 at New Orleans
11/30
12/06 L 21-22 at Miami
12/13 W 20-10		 Carolina
12/20 W 17-10 at Buffalo
12/27 W 35-7		 Jacksonville
L 27-34 at Houston
1/3*LondonAFC PLAYOFFS
L 14-33		 Baltimore
1/10

68,75667.47668,75670,76870,102
68,75670,00068,75671,02968,756

PATS
373
114
222
37
90/206
43.7
11/22
50.0
32:55
6357
397.3
1076
5.9
1921
120.1
466
4436
277.3
18/1044540
592/39065.9
1357/39.0
34.1
81/743
17/9
50
19
28
3

OPP
289
80
193
16
72/194
37.1
10/21
47.6
27:05
5123
320.2
941
5.4
1768
110.5
398
3355
209.7
31/2293584
512/300
58.6
18
79/41.4
35.4
91/780
28/10
35
6
25
4

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4Patriots
99 183 70 75
Opponents
47 89 53 93

OT TOTAL
0 427
3 285

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 47/47 26/31 0 125
Moss
13 0 13 0 0/0 0/0 0 80
Maroney
9 9 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54
Watson5 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
F. Taylor
4 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Welker4 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Faulk
3 2 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Aiken
2 0 2 0 0/0 00/ 0 12
Baker
2 0 2 0 0/0 00/ 0 12
Morris
2 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Bodden1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
Brady
1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Butler
1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
Edelman
1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hoyer
1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Meriweather 1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
Patriots 50 19 28 3 47/47 26/31 0 427
Opponents 35 6 25 4 33/34 14/20 0 285
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 1-3 (Moss), Opponents: 0-1.

PASSING
Brady
Hoyer
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
565
27
592
512

CMP
371
19
390
300

YARDS
4398
142
4540
3584

RUSHING
Maroney
Faulk
MorrisF. TaylorGreen-Ellis
Brady
WelkerHoyer
Tate
SlaterEdelmanPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
194 757
62 33573 31963 26926 114
29
44
5
36
10
25
1
11
1
6
2
5
466 1921
398 1768

AVG
3.9
5.4
4.4
4.3
4.4
1.5
7.2
2.5
11.0
6.0
2.5
4.1
4.4

LG TD
45t
9
29
2
55
2
19
4
0
29
9
1
11
0
1
20
11
0
6
0
5
0
55
6
50
6

RECEIVING
WelkerMoss
Edelman
Faulk
WatsonAiken
MorrisBaker
Maroney
Galloway TM
Stanback
F. TaylorGreen-Ellis
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS123 1348
83 1264
37 35937 30129 40420 32619 18014 142
14
99
7
67
3
22
2
17
2
11
390 4540
300 3584

AVG
11.0
15.2
9.7
8.1
13.9
16.3
9.5
10.1
7.1
9.6
7.3
8.5
5.5
11.6
11.9

LG TD
58
4
71t 13
29
1
38t
1
36
5
81t
2
35
0
36t
2
17
0
19
0
9
0
13
0
6
0
81t 2875t 25INTERCEPTIONS
Meriweather
BoddenButlerWilhiteSprings
Chung
Moss
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
5 149
5
60
3
91
2
17
1
8
1
2
1
0
18 32713 146

AVG
29.8
12.0
30.3
8.5
8.0
2.0
0.0
18.2
11.2

LG
56
53t
91t
17
8
2
0
91t
38

TD
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Hanson56 2221 39.7 34.1 5 18 56 1
Patriots 57 2221 39.0 34.1 5 18 56 1
Opponents 79 3267 41.4 35.4 2 22 64 0
PUNT RETURNS
WelkerEdelman
Faulk
Patriots
Opponents

NO
27
6
5
38
20

FC
16
1
2
19
16

YDS AVG LG TD
338 12.5 69 0
63 10.5 35 0
31 6.2 15 0
432 11.4 69 0
180 9.0 31 0

KICK RETURNS
Maroney
EdelmanSlaterFaulk
ButlerTate
WelkerConnolly
Stanback
Patriots
Opponents

NO
13
11
11
6
5
4
2
1
1
54
70

YDS
279
241
269
144
104
106
45
16
22
1226
1705

AVG
21.5
21.9
24.5
24.0
20.8
26.5
22.5
16.0
22.0
22.7
24.4

YDS/ATT
7.78
5.26
7.67
7.00

TD
28
0
28
25

CMP%
65.7
70.4
65.9
58.6

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LG
52
32
35
32
26
34
27
16
22
52
51

TD%
5.0
0.0
4.7
4.9

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

INT
13
0
13
18

SACKS: Banta-Cain 10.0, D. Burgess 5, Wright 5, A.
Thomas 3, Chung 2, Guyton 1.5, Mayo 1.5, Green 1,
Ninkovich 1, Warren 1; Patriots 31.0, Opponents 18.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Gostkowski
0/0
7/7 12/13 5/8 2/3
Patriots
0/0 7/7 12/13 5/8 2/3
Opponents 0/0 6/6
4/6 3/4 1/4

Gostkowski:(41N,20G,28G)(45G,25G,29G)(21G,33G,22G,33G) (32G,33G) (53G,40N) (39N,33G) ()(30G,38G,34G,40G) (31G, 36G) (26G,40N) (36G,50N) ()(48G,47G) (30G) ( ) (51G,43G).
OPPONENTS: (40G) (33G,24G,39G) (26G) ()(48N,24G,41G) () () (52G) () () (30G,37N) (29G,24G,41G)(53N,36G) (25G,56N) () (56N,38N).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Randy Moss (16); LT Matt Light (11), Sebastian Vollmer (5); LG Logan Mankins (16); C Dan Koppen(16); RG Stephen Neal (12), Dan Connolly (4); RT Nick
Kaczur (13), Sebastian Vollmer (3); TE Benjamin Watson(7), Chris Baker (2); WR Wes Welker (13); Joey Galloway(2); QB Tom Brady (16); Kevin Faulk (7), Laurence Maroney (5), RB Sammy Morris (3), Fred Taylor (1); 2nd TE Chris
Baker (5); 3rd WR Sam Aiken (7), Julian Edelman (5); 4th
WR Julian Edelman (2), Isaiah Stanback (2), Brandon Tate(1); FB Sammy Morris (1); 2nd RB Sammy Morris (1).
DEFENSE: LE Ty Warren (12), Ron Brace (1), Derrick
Burgess (1), Mike Wright (1); LDT Vince Wilfork (2); NT
Vince Wilfork (6), Mike Wright (2), Ron Brace (1); DT
Vince Wilfork (5), Mike Wright (3); RE Jarvis Green (10),Mike Wright (3) Tully Banta-Cain (1), Derrick Burgess (1);
RT Jarvis Green (2); OLB Adalius Thomas (10), Tully Banta-Cain (9), Pierre Woods (5), Derrick Burgess (4), Gary
Guyton (1); ILB Jerod Mayo (12), Gary Guyton (13); MLB
Gary Guyton (2), Adalius Thomas (1); LCB Shawn Springs(8), Jonathan Wilhite (4), Darius Butler (3), Leigh Bodden(1); RCB Leigh Bodden (13), Jonathan Wilhite (3); SS Brandon Meriweather (16); FS Brandon McGowan (11), James
Sanders (5); 5th DB Darius Butler (2), Patrick Chung (1),Jonathan Wilhite (1).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
68,75678,312
68,75668,75676,01168,756
84,2542009 Coaching Staff: Josh Boyer, Defensive Back;Ivan Fears, Running Backs; Pepper Johnson, Defensive
Line; Harold Nash, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Bill O’Brien, Quarterbacks; Scott O’Brien, Special
Teams; Chad O’Shea, Receivers; Matt Patricia, Linebackers; Dean Pees , Defensive Coordinator; Dante
Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line;
Shane Waldron, Tight Ends; Mike Woicik, Strength andConditioning.
Pro Bowl (5): QB Tom Brady (5), G Logan Mankins (2),S Brandon Meriweather (1), WR Wes Welker (2), NT Vince
Wilfork (2).).

INT%
2.3
0.0
2.2
3.5

LG
81t
17
81t
75t

SK/YDS
16/86
2/18
18/10431/229RATING
96.2
82.6
95.6
81.7

453

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Results

HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/12
W 38-24		 Cincinnati
L 14-28 at N.Y. Jets
9/19
9/26
W 38-30		 Buffalo
10/04 W 41-14 at Miami				 BYE WEEKW 23-20		 Baltimore OT
10/17
10/24 W 23-20 at San Diego
10/31 W 28-18		 Minnesota
11/07
L 14-34 at Cleveland
W 39-26 at Pittsburgh
11/14
W 31-28		 Indianapolis
11/21
11/25 W 45-24 at Detroit
12/06 W 45-3		 N.Y. Jets
12/12 W 36-7 at Chicago
12/19 W 31-27		 Green Bay
12/26 W 34-3 at Buffalo
1/02
W 38-7		 Miami
AFC PLAYOFFS
1/16
L 21-28		 N.Y. Jets

Att.
68,75678,53568,756
69,090TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
348
99
226
23
99/210
47.1
12/20
60.0
31:00
5864
366.5
1056
5.6
1728
108.0
409
4136
258.5
36/2124348
611/38863.5
25
58/41.8
34.2
84/687
20/13
36
10
25
1

PATS
335
119
196
20
95/197
48.2
7/14
50.0
29:00
5820
363.8
986
5.9
1973
123.3
454
3847
240.4
25/1754022
507/33165.3
558/43.2
38.4
83/766
9/5
65
19
37
9

68,756
68,83668,756
66,29264,35968,75660,96568,756
62,34768,756
68,28168,75668,756SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
103 152 138 122 3 518
Opponents
39 91 77 106 0 313
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Green-Ellis 13 13 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 78
Graham
0 0 0 0 35/37 12/12 0 71
Gronkowski 10 0 10 0
0/0 0/0 0 60
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 26/26 10/13 0 56
7 0 7 0
1/1 0/0 0 43
WelkerHernandez 6 0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Woodhead 6 5 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Branch5 0 5 00/0 0/0 0 30
Tate
5 0 3 20/0 0/0 0 30
Moss
3 0 3 00/0 0/0 0 18
Arrington
2 0 0 20/0 0/0 0 12
Crumpler2 0 2 00/0 0/0 0 12
Guyton2 0 0 20/0 0/0 0 12
Brady
1 1 0 00/0 0/0 0 6
Chung
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Edelman
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Sanders
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Patriots
65 19 37 9 62/64 22/25 0 518
Opponents 36 10 25 1 32/32 19/26 0 313
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 0-1, Opponents: 4-4.
PASSING
Brady
Hoyer
Patriots
Opponents

454

ATT
492
15
507
611

CMP
324
7
331
338

YARDS
3900
122
4022
4348

RUSHING
Green-Ellis
Woodhead
TaylorTate
MorrisHernandez
Faulk
Brady
Clayton
Edelman
Hoyer
Patriots
Opponents

NO
229
97
43
5
20
3
8
31
6
2
10
454
409

YDS
1008
547
155
62
56
47
45
30
17
14
-8
1973
1728

RECEIVING
WelkerBranchHernandez
Gronkowski
Woodhead
Tate
Green-Ellis
Moss TM
EdelmanMorris
Faulk
Crumpler
Price
TaylorPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS86 84848 70645 56342 54634 37924 432
12
85
9 139
7
86
7
77
6
62
6
52
3
41
2
6
331 4022
388 4348

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS
McCourty
7 110
Chung
3
96
Sanders
3
60
3
39
Meriweather
Guyton2
72
Ninkovich
2
1
Page
2
0
Arrington
136
1
5SpikesFletcher
10
Patriots
25 419Opponents
5
12

AVG
4.4
5.6
3.6
12.4
2.8
15.7
5.6
1.0
2.8
7.0
-.8
4.3
4.2

LG TD
33t 13
36t 5
24
0
0
22
9
0
18
0
11
0
9
1
5
0
0
13
1
0
36t 1936 10

SACKS: Wright 5.5, Banta-Cain 5.0, Ninkovich 4.0, G.
Warren 3.5, Guyton 3.0, Deaderick 2.0, Fletcher 2.0,
Mayo 2.0, Moore 2.0, Wilfork 2.0, Cunningham 1.0, Love
1.0, McCourty 1.0, Woods 1.0, Crable 0.5, Pryor 0.5;
Patriots 36.0, Opponents 25.0.

AVG LGTD
9.9 357
14.7 79t 5
12.5 466
13.0 28 10
11.1 50118.0 65t 3
7.1 160
15.4 35t 3
12.3 400
11.0 22010.3 210
8.7 272
13.7 1800
3.0
712.2 79t 37
11.2 66t 25

Graham: ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) (31G,36G) (25G) (19G) (41G)(30G,25G,29G) (38G) (34G,26G) (28G).

AVG LG
15.7 50
32.0 51t
20.0 32t
13.0 3936.0 59t
0.5
1
0.0
0
36.0 36t
5.0
5
0.0
0
16.8 59t
2.4 12

TD
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
4
0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Mesko
58 2505 43.2 38.4 5 19 65 0
Patriots
58 2505 43.2 38.4 5 19 65 0
Opponents 58 2422 41.8 34.2 4 23 61 1
PUNT RETURNS
EdelmanWelkerTate
Faulk
Patriots
Opponents

NO
21
5
1
0
27
25

KICK RETURNS
Tate
Crumpler
MorrisConnolly
Green-Ellis
Fletcher
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
41 1057
5
18
5
66
3
90
1
0
1
0
56 1231
81 1826

CMP%
65.9
46.7
65.3
63.5

YDS/ATT
7.9
8.1
7.9
7.1

FC YDS AVG LG TD
6 321 15.3 94t 1
7 36
7.2 22 00
4 4.0 4 010
0 0 0
14 361 13.4 94t 1
14 179 7.2 18 0

TD
36
1
37
25

AVG LG TD
25.8 103t 2
3.6
7 0
13.2 23 0
30.0
71 0
0.0
0 0
0.0
0 0
22.0 103t 2
22.5 95t 1
TD%
7.3
6.7
7.3
4.1

INT
4
1
5
25

FIELD GOALS
Gostkowski
GrahamPatriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0
2/2
6/7
2/3 0/1
1/1
5/5
5/5
1/1 0/0
1/1 7/7 11/12 3/4 0/1
1/1 6/7
9/9 2/4 1/5

Gostkowski: (32G,47N,56N) (37N) (43G) (23G,30G)(38G,24G,35G) (40G,35G,35G) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ).

OPPONENTS: (54G) (49G,36G) (39G,39G,34G,51N) (53B)(26G,25G) (32G,28G,50N) (24G) (38G,37G) (22G,26N) ( )(44G,46N) (53N,39G) ( ) (31G,19G) (26G) (40N).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Wes Welker (11), Brandon Tate (5); LT Matt
Light (16); LG Logan Mankins (9), Dan Connolly (7); C Dan
Koppen (16); RG Stephen Neal (8), Dan Connolly (6), Ryan
Wendell (2); RT Sebastian Vollmer (16); TE Alge Crumpler(10), Aaron Hernandez (5); WR Deion Branch (9), Randy
Moss (3), Julian Edelman (2), Brandon Tate (2); QB Tom
Brady (16); RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis (11), Danny Woodhead (3), Kevin Faulk (2); 2nd TE Rob Gronkowski (11),Aaron Hernandez (2); 3rd WR Brandon Tate (3); 4th WR
Julian Edelman (1).
DEFENSE: LE Vince Wilfork (6), Ron Brace (3), Brandon
Deaderick (2), Gerard Warren (2), Landon Cohen (1); LDT
Vince Wilfork (3); Gerard Warren (1); NT Gerard Warren(4), Vince Wilfork (4), Ron Brace (1), Kyle Love (1), Myron
Pryor (1), Mike Wright (1); RDT Myron Pryor (1), Vince
Wilfork (1), Mike Wright (1); RE Gerard Warren (3), Mike
Wright (2), Brandon Deaderick (2), Eric Moore (2), Vince
Wilfork (2), Ron Brace (1); OLB Jermaine Cunningham(11), Rob Ninkovich (10), Tully Banta-Cain (6), Gary Guyton (2), Eric Moore (1); ILB Jerod Mayo (16), Brandon
Spikes (8), Gary Guyton (6); LCB Devin McCourty (12),Kyle Arrington (2), Darius Butler (2); RCB Kyle Arrington(12), Devin McCourty (4); S Patrick Chung (13), Brandon
Meriweather (13), James Sanders (6); 5th DB James
Sanders (3), Darius Butler (1), Jarrad Page (1), Jonathan
Wilhite (1).
2010: Coaching Staff: Josh Boyer, Defensive Backs;
Corwin Brown, Defensive Backs; Ivan Fears, Running
Backs; Brian Ferentz, Offensive Assistant Coach; Brian
Flores, Assistant Coach Offense/Special Teams; Patrick
Graham, Defensive Assistant Coach; Pepper Johnson,
Defensive Line; Harold Nash, Assistant Strength andConditioning; Bill O’Brien, Quarterbacks; Scott O’Brien,
Special Teams; Chad O’Shea, Receivers; Matt Patricia,
Linebackers; Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line; Shane Waldron, Tight Ends; Mike Woicik,
Strength and Conditioning.
Pro Bowl (6): QB Tom Brady (6), LT Matt Light (3), G
Logan Mankins (3), LB Jerod Mayo (1), S Brandon Meriweather (2), CB Devin McCourty (1), WR Wes Welker (3),NT Vince Wilfork (3).

INT%
0.8
6.7
1.0
4.1

LG
79t
42t
79t
66t

SK/YDS
25/1750/0
25/17536/212RATING
111.0
69.3
109.8
81.2

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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM
Att.
66,86068,756
68,17462,572
68,75668,756TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
370
101
245
24
87/202
43.1
8/19
42.1
31:13
6577
411.1
1064
6.2
1874
117.1
405
4703
293.9
40/2744977
619/38662.4
23
67/45.6
67/39.1
115/907
21/11
40
13
26
1

PATS
399
107
262
30
89/194
45.9
7/11
63.6
28:47
6848
428.0
1082
6.3
1764
110.3
438
5084
317.8
32/1735257
612/40265.7
1257/46.5
57/41.5
87/815
13/5
61
18
39
4

64,42468,75679,08868,756
69,14468,756
77,82576,55668,75668,75668,75668,756
68,658SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
82 148 141 142 0 513
Opponents
87 83 50 122 0 342
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 59/59 28/33 0 143
0/0 0/0 0 108
Gronkowski 18 1 17 0
0/0 0/0 0 66
Green-Ellis 11 11 0 0
Welker
9 0 9 00/0 0/0 0 54
Hernandez 7 0 7 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
Branch5 0 5 00/0 0/0 0 30
3 3 0 00/0 0/0 0 18
Brady
Woodhead1 1 0 00/0 0/0 0 10
Edelman
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Moore
1 0 0 00/0 0/0 0 6
Ninkovich
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Ochocinco
1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
Ridley1 1 0 00/0 0/0 0 6
Vereen1 1 0 00/0 0/0 0 6
Wilfork
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Patriots
61 18 39 4 59/59 28/33 0 513
Opponents 40 13 26 1 38/38 20/23 0 342
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 2-2 (Woodhead), Opponents: 0-2.
PASSING
Brady
Hoyer
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
611
1
612
619

CMP
401
1
402
386

YARDS
5235
22
5257
4977

RUSHING
Green-Ellis
RidleyWoodhead
Brady
Faulk
VereenHernandez
WelkerEdelmanGronkowski
Hoyer
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
181 667
87 44177 35143 109
17
57
15
57
5
45
4
30
4
8
1
2
4
-3
438 1764
405 1874

AVG
3.7
5.1
4.6
2.5
3.4
3.8
9.0
7.5
2.0
2.0
-0.8
4.0
4.6

LG TD
18 11
33t 1
12
1
13
3
9
0
1
19
0
19
0
19
6
0
2t 1
0
0
33t 1841 13

RECEIVING
WelkerGronkowski
Hernandez
BranchWoodhead
Ochocinco
Green-Ellis
Faulk
EdelmanUnderwood
RidleySlaterPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
122 1569 12.9
90 1327 14.7
79 910 11.5
51 702 13.8
18 157
8.7
15 276 18.4
9 159 17.7
7
34
4.9
4
34 8.5330 10.0
3
13
4.3
1
46 46.0402 5257 13.1
386 4977 12.9

LG TD
99t 9
52t 17
46
7
63
5
16
0
53
1
53
0
18
0
11
0
13
0
8
0
46
0
99t 3958 26

INTERCEPTIONS
Arrington
Wilfork
Molden
McCourty
Ninkovich
Moore
Mayo
Guyton
Brown
Adams
Chung
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
7
92 13.1 28
247 23.5 28
240 20.0 27
238 19.0 38
230 15.0 18
226 13.0 21t
2
4 2.0
2
1
17 17.0 17
1
2 2.0
2
1
0 0.0
0
1
0 0.0
0
23 296 12.9 38
12 186 15.5 42

TD
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Mesko
57 2648 46.5 41.5 3 24 65 0
Patriots 57 2648 46.5 41.5 3 24 65 0
Opponents 67 3055 45.6 39.1 2 26 64 0
PUNT RETURNS
EdelmanWelker
Faulk
Patriots
Opponents

NO
28
8
2
38
26

KICK RETURNS
Woodhead
EdelmanRidleySlaterGronkowski
McCourty
Ninkovich
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
20 437
12 284
7 152
4
68
1
11
1
24
1
10
46 98660 1294

CMP%
65.6
100.0
65.7
62.4

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YDS/ATT
8.57
22.0
8.59
8.04

FC
7
6
0
13
18

YDS AVG LG TD
296 10.6 72t 1
82 10.3 25 0
11 5.5 7 0
389 10.2 72t 1
220 8.5 26 0

TD
39
0
39
26

AVG LG
21.9 37
23.7 37
21.7 32
17.0 2211.0 1124.0 24
10.0 1021.4 37
21.6 88
TD%
6.4
0.0
6.4
4.2

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
INT
12
0
12
23

SACKS: Anderson 10.0, Carter 10.0, Ninkovich 6.5, Wilfork 3.5, Love 3.0, Deaderick 2.0, Chung 1.0, Ellis 1.0,
Mayo 1.0, Warren 1.0, Pryor 0.5, Wright 0.5; Patriots
40.0, Opponents 32.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Gostkowski
1/1 12/13
5/6 9/11 1/2
Patriots
1/1 12/13
5/6 9/11 1/2
Opponents 0/0 14/15
2/2 4/6 0/0

Gostkowski: (48N,20G) (22G,47G) (23G) (44G)(44G,24G,28G) (31G,26G) (46G,42N) (27N,32G,45G)(50G,36G,27G) (21G,19G) (39N,45G) (39G) (23G,24G)(21G,34G) (51N,45G,42G) (47G,20G).
OPPONENTS: (20G) () (42G,28G) (28G,26G) ()(48G,22G,26G) (33G,21G,23G,44N) (22G) (24N) (26G)(43G,22G) (31G) (24G,25G) (26G) (47G) (45N).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Wes Welker (15) ; LT Matt Light (15), Logan
Mankins (1); LG Logan Mankins (14), Donald Thomas (1),Ryan Wendell (1); C Dan Connolly (11), Nick McDonald (2),Ryan Wendell (2), Dan Koppen (1); RG Brian Waters (16);
RT N. Solder (11), Sebastian Vollmer (5); TE Rob Gronkowski (16); TE Aaron Hernandez (12), Nate Solder (2),Thomas Welch (1); QB Tom Brady (16); WR Deion Branch(15), Chad Ochocinco (1); RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis (6),Danny Woodhead (4), Kevin Faulk (3), Stevan Ridley (2),
3rd TE Dan Gronkowski (1); 3rd WR Chad Ochocinco (2).
DEFENSE: LE Shaun Ellis (10), Brandon Deaderick (3),Mark Anderson (1), Rob Ninkovich (1), Vince Wilfork (1);LDT Vince Wilfork (13); NT Vince Wilfork (3); RDT Kyle
Love (12), Mike Wright (1); RE Andre Carter (14), Brandon
Deaderick (2); LOLB Rob Ninkovich (14), Jerod Mayo (1),Tracy White (1); MLB Jerod Mayo (11), Gary Guyton (4),Dane Fletcher (1); ROLB Brandon Spikes (6), Dan Fletcher(4), Gary Guyton (2), Jerod Mayo (1) Rob Ninkovich (1),Jeff Tarpinian (1); LCB Devin McCourty (14), Antwaun
Molden (2); S James Ihedigbo (12) Patrick Chung (8),Josh Barrett (4), Sterling Moore (3), Matthew Slater (3),Sergio Brown (2); 5th DB Leigh Bodden (1), Sergio Brown(1), Nate Jones (1).

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
W 38-24 at Miami
9/12
9/18
W 35-21		 San Diego
9/25
L 31-34 at Buffalo
10/02 W 31-19 at Oakland
10/09 W 30-21		 N.Y. Jets
10/16 W 20-16		 Dallas
10/23				 BYE WEEK
10/30 L 17-25 at Pittsburgh
L 20-24		 N.Y. Giants
11/06
W 37-16 at N.Y. Jets
11/13
W 34-3 		 Kansas City
11/21
W 38-20 at Philadelphia
11/27
12/04 W 31-24		 Indianapolis
W 34-27 at Washington
12/11
12/18 W 41-23 at Denver
12/24 W 27-24		 Miami
W 49-21		 Buffalo
1/01
AFC PLAYOFFSW 45-10		 Denver
1/14
W 23-20		 Baltimore
1/22
SUPER BOWL XLVI (at Indianapolis, Ind.)L 17-21		 N.Y. Giants
2/05

2011 Coaching Staff: Josh Boyer, Defensive Backs; Moses Cabrera, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Ivan
Fears, Running Backs; Brian Ferentz, Tight Ends; Brian
Flores, Defensive Assistant; George Godsey, Offensive
Assistant; Patrick Graham, Linebackers; Pepper Johnson, Defensive Line; Harold Nash, Head Strength andConditioning; Bill O’Brien, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Scott O’Brien, Special Teams; Chad O’Shea,
Receivers; Matt Patricia, Safeties; Dante Scarnecchia,
Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line.
Pro Bowl (8): QB Tom Brady (7), DE Andre Carter (1) TE
Rob Gronkowski (1), G Logan Mankins (4), ST Matthew
Slater (1), G Brian Waters (6), WR Wes Welker (4), NT
Vince Wilfork (4).

INT%
2.0
0.0
2.0
3.7

LG
99t
22
99t
58

SK/YDS
32/1730/0
32/173
40/274

RATING
105.6
118.8
105.7
86.1

455

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Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/09
W 34-13 at Tennessee
L 18-20		 Arizona
9/16
9/23
L 30-31 at Baltimore
W 52-28 at Buffalo
9/30
10/07 W 31-21		 Denver
L 23-24 at Seattle
10/14
10/21 W 29-26		 N.Y. Jets OT
10/28 W 45-7
at St. Louis*
11/04				 BYE WEEKW 37-31		 Buffalo
11/11
W 59-24		 Indianapolis
11/18
11/22 W 49-19 at N.Y. Jets
12/02 W 23-16 at Miami
12/10 W 42-14		 Houston
L 34-41		 San Francisco
12/16
12/23 W 23-16 at Jacksonville
12/30 W 28-0		 Miami*LondonAFC PLAYOFFSW 41-28		 Houston
1/13
L 13-28		 Baltimore
1/20

Att.
69,14368,756
71,26970,68468,756
68,13768,75684,004

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
340
100
207
33
82/205
40.0
9/23
39.1
29:19
5972
373.3
1046
5.7
1630
271.4
415
4342
271.4
37/2134555
594/36962.1
20
67/50.3
67/41.6
101/932
42/21
38
10
27
1

PATS
444
151
256
37
110/226
48.7
8/12
66.7
30:41
6846
427.9
1191
5.7
2184
136.5
523
4662
291.4
27/1824844
641/40262.7
961/42.4
61/37.9
97/840
14/7
67
25
34
8

68,75668,75679,08872,11468,75668,75670,25168,75668,75668,756SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
113 177 103 161 3 557
67 81 75 108 0 331
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 66/66 29/35 0 153
Ridley12 12 0 0 0/0
0/0 0 72
Gronkowski 11 0 11 0 0/0
0/0 0 66
Woodhead 7 4 3 0 0/0
0/0 0 42
Welker
6 0 6 0 0/0
0/0 0 36
Edelman
5 0 3 2 0/0
0/0 0 30
Hernandez 5 0 3 2 0/0
0/0 0 30
Lloyd
5 0 4 1 0/0
0/0 0 30
Brady
4 4 0 0 0/0
0/0 0 24
Vereen4 3 1 0 0/0
0/0 0 24
Bolden2 2 0 0 0/0
0/0 0 12Dennard1 0 0 1 0/0
0/0 0 6
Gregory
1 0 0 1 0/0
0/0 0 6Hightower
1 0 0 1 0/0
0/0 0 6
McCourty
1 0 0 1 0/0
0/0 0 6
Stallworth
1 0 1 0 0/0
0/0 0 6
Talib
1 0 0 1 0/0
0/0 0 6
Patriots
67 25 34 8 66/66 29/24 0 557
Opponents 38 10 27 1 38/38 21/24 0 331
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 0-1, Opponents: 0-0.
PASSING
Brady
Mallett
Patriots
Opponents

456

ATT
637
4
641
594

CMP
401
1
402
369

YARDS
4827
17
4844
4555

RUSHING
RidleyWoodhead
BoldenVereenEdelman
Brady
WelkerHernandez
Hilliard TM
Mallett
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
290 1263
76
301
56
274
62
251
4
45
23
32
2
20
1
5
1
2
8
-9
523 2184
415 1630

LG
41
19
27
16
47
7
11
5
2
2
47
31

TD
12
4
2
3
0
4
0
0
0
0
25
10

AVG LG
11.5 59
12.3 53
14.4 41
9.5 31
11.2 25
11.2 56t
9.1 25
18.6 83t
8.5 2021.8 41
21.3 35
5.5 1163.0 63t
12.0 1212.0 83t
12.3 68t

TD
6
4
11
5
3
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
34
27

YDS AVG LG
53 10.6 34
87 21.8 45
95 31.7 87t
50 16.7 36
59 59.0 59t
27 13.5 27
0 0.0
0
0 0.0
0
371 18.6 87t
112 12.4 63

TD
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
0

RECEIVING
NO YDS
Welker118 1354
Lloyd
74
911
Gronkowski
55
790
Hernandez
51
483
Woodhead40
446
Edelman
21 235
Branch16145
Vereen8
149
Ridley651
Hoomanawanui
5
109
Fells
4
85
Bolden2
11
Stallworth
1
63
Winslow
1
12
Patriots
402 4844
Opponents
269 4555
INTERCEPTIONS NO
McCourty5
Wilson4Dennard3
3
Gregory
Talib TM
1
Chung
2
Cole
1
Mayo
1
20
Patriots
Opponents
9

AVG
4.4
4.0
4.9
4.0
11.3
1.4
10.0
5.0
2.0
-1.1
4.2
3.9

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Mesko
60 2585 43.1 37.9 6 28 62 1
Patriots 61 2585 42.4 37.9 6 28 62 1
Opponents 67 3372 50.3 41.6 4 23 66 0
PUNT RETURNS
WelkerEdelmanPatriots
Opponents

NO
25
17
42
23

KICK RETURNS
McCourty
EdelmanWelkerSlaterWoodhead
Gronkowski
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS27 654
3
38
3
33
2
39
2
43
1
0
38 80760 1229

CMP%
63.0
25.0
62.7
62.1

YDS/ATT
7.58
4.25
7.56
7.67

FC YDS AVG LG TD
7 243 9.7 31 0
1 263 15.5 68t 1
8 506 12.0 68t 1
19 154 6.7 25 0

TD
34
0
34
27

AVG LG
24.2 104t
12.7 32
11.0 1719.5 20
21.5 230.0
021.2 104t
20.5 62

TD%
5.3
0.0
5.3
4.5

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

INT
8
1
9
20

SACKS: Ninkovich 8.0, Jones 6.0, Hightower 4.0, Francis 3.0, Mayo 3.0, Scott 3.0, Wilfork 3.0, Cunningham
2.5, Love 1.5, Deaderick 1.0, Martin 1.0, Spikes 1.0;
Patriots 37.0, Opponents 27.0.

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Gostkowski
0/0 8/8 10/12 9/13 2/2
Patriots
0/0 8/8 10/12 9/13 2/2
Opponents 0/0 6/6
5/6 9/10 1/2
Gostkowski: (25G,31G) (46G,34G,51G,53G,42N)(37G,49G,20G) (49N,42N,30G) (23G) (25G,35G,35G) (43G,
48G) (26G) (43G,48G,27G) (36N,31G) (39N) (49N,43G,
32G,20G) ( ) (32G,41G) (25G,49G,38G)( ).
OPPONENTS: (28G,24G) (38G,47G) (27G) () ()(34G) (54G,21G,43G,43G) () (41G) (47G,58N) (32G)(44G,33G,42G) () (39N,20G,28G) (41G,43N,35G,42G)(41N).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Wes Welker (12), Julian Edelman (1); LT
Nate Solder (16), LG Logan Mankins (10), Donald Thomas(6); C Ryan Wendell (16); RG Dan Connolly (14), Donald
Thomas (1), Nick McDonald (1); RT Sebastian Vollmer(15), Marcus Cannon (1); TE Rob Gronkowski (11); Aaron
Hernandez (10); Michael Hoomanawanui (6), Daniel Fells(4); QB Tom Brady (16); WR Brandon Lloyd (15), Deion
Branch (1); RB Stevan Ridley (12), Danny Woodhead(2), Shane Vereen (1), Aaron Hernandez (1), Michael
Hoomanawanui (1); 3rd WR Deion Branch (3), Julian
Edelman (2).
DEFENSE: LE Rob Ninkovich (12), Jermaine Cunningham(2), Trevor Scott (2); DT Vince Wilfork (16); DT Kyle Love(11), Brandon Deaderick (5); RE C. Jones (13), Rob Ninkovich (2), Jermaine Cunningham (1); LB Jerod Mayo (16); LB
Dont’a Hightower (12), Rob Ninkovich (2), Tracy White (1);LCB Devin McCourty (8), Aqib Talib (5), Alfonzo Dennard(3); RCB Kyle Arrington (12), Alfonzo Dennard (4); S Steve
Gregory (12), Devin McCourty (8), Patrick Chung (8), Tavon Wilson (4); 5th DB Marquice Cole (1).
2012: Coaching Staff: Josh Boyer, Cornerbacks; Moses Cabrera, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Ivan
Fears, Running Backs; ; Brian Flores, Safeties; George
Godsey, Tight Ends; Patrick Graham, Defensive Line;
Pepper Johnson, Linebackers; Joe Judge, Special Teams
Assistant; Josh McDaniels, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Harold Nash, Head Strength and Conditioning; Scott O’Brien, Special Teams; Chad O’Shea, Wide
Receivers; Matt Patricia, Defensive Coordinator; Dante
Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line; Steve
Belichick, Coaching Assistant.
Pro Bowl (7): QB Tom Brady (8), TE Rob Gronkowski (2),G Logan Mankins (5), LB Jerod Mayo (2), ST Matthew
Slater (2), WR Wes Welker (5), NT Vince Wilfork (5).

INT%
1.3
25.0
1.4
3.4

LG
83t
17
83t
68t

SK/YDS
27/1820/0
27/182
37/213

RATING
98.7
5.2
97.7
86.9

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Att.
69,51968,75668,75670,74464,25968,75676,95768,75668,756TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
338
110
208
20
98/232
42.2
4/21
19.0
30:22
5969
373.1
1118
5.3
2145
134.1
481
3824
239.0
48/3134137
589/33657.0
1780/44.5
80/39.2
110/951
21/12
39
11
25
3

PATS
378
110
225
43
83/221
37.6
7/15
46.7
29:38
6152
384.5
1138
5.4
2065
129.1
470
4087
255.4
40/2564343
628/38060.5
1177/45.8
77/39.8
69/625
24/9
47
19
25
3

74,22568,756
71,76968,756
71,86371,43368,75668,756
77,110SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
74 104 85 178 3 444
Opponents
70 74 95 96 3 338

RUSHING
RidleyBlountBoldenVereenBrady
EdelmanDevelin
Amendola
Washington TM
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG
178
773 4.3
153
772 5.055
271 4.9
44 208 4.7
32
18 0.62
11 5.54
10 2.5
1
1 1.0
1
1 1.0
470 2065 4.4
481 2145 4.5

LG TD
29
7
47t 7
46 3
21
1
11 0
7 0
5
1
1 0
1 0
47t 1934 11

RECEIVING
Edelman
Amendola
VereenGronkowski
DobsonThompkins
BoldenHoomanawanui
RidleyBoyce
CollieDevelinBlountMulligan
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDSAVG
105 1056 10.1
54 633 11.7
47427 9.1
39 592 15.2
37
519 14.0
32
466 14.6
21
152 7.2
12
136 11.3
10
62 6.29
121 13.4
6
63 10.5
4
62 15.5
2
38 19.0
2
16 8.0380 4343 11.4
336 4137 12.3

LG TD
44 6
57 2
50 3
50 4
81t 4
49 4
18 0
19
1
24 0
30 0
19 0
31 0
32 0
15
1
81t 2580t 25INTERCEPTIONS
Ryan
Talib
HarmonWilsonArrington
SpikesCole
Dennard
McCourty
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
TD
5
82 16.479t 1
4
12 3.014 0
244 22.042 0
174 74.0
74t 1
1
5 5.0
5 0
1
3 3.0
3 0
1
0 0.0
0 0
1
0 0.0
0 0
1
0 0.0
0 0
17 220 12.979t 2
1156 5.131 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Allen
76 3491 45.9 39.9 12 29 65 0
Brady
1 32 32.0 32.0 0 0 32 0
Patriots 77 3523 45.8 39.9 12 29 65 0
Opponents 80 3559 44.5 39.2 2 28 64 0

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 44/44 38/41 0 158
Blount7 7 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Ridley7 7 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Edelman
6 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 40
Dobson4 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Gronkowski 4 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Thompkins 4 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Vereen4 1 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Bolden3 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Amendola
2 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Develin
1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hoomanawanui 1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cha. Jones 1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
Mulligan
1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Ryan
1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
Wilson1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
Patriots
47 19 25 3 44/44 38/41 0 444
Opponents 39 11 25 3 38/38 22/27 0 338
2-Pt. Conversions: Edelman 2, Patriots 2-3, Opponents: 0-1.

PUNT RETURNS
Edelman
Amendola
Patriots
Opponents

NO
35
1
36
29

FC
23
0
23
14

KICK RETURNSBlountBoyce
McCourty
VereenSlaterWashington TM
Patriots
Opponents

NO
17
9
7
3
2
1
39
32

YDS AVG
494 29.1
214 23.8
132 18.9
66 22.0
10 5.019 19.0935 24.0
664 20.8

PASSING
Brady
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
60.5
60.5
57.0

ATT
628
628
589

CMP
380
380
336

YARDS
4343
4343
4137

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YDS/ATT
6.92
6.92
7.02

YDS AVG LG TD
374 10.7 43 0
13 13.0 13 0
387 10.8 43 0
221 7.6 24 0

TD
25
25
25

LG
83
41
27
24
10
19
83
50

TD%
4.0
4.0
4.2

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

INT
11
11
17

SACKS: Cha. Jones 11.5, Ninkovich 8.0, Chr. Jones 6.0,
Siliga 3.0, Kelly 2.5, Arrington 2.0, Buchanan 2.0, Carter
2.0, Fletcher 2.0, Vellano 2.0, Mayo 1.5, Ryan 1.5, Gregory 1.0, Hightower 1.0, Sopoaga 1.0, TM 1.0; Patriots
48.0, Opponents 40.0.
FIELD GOALS
Gostkowski
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1 8/8 13/13 11/13 5/6
1/1 8/8 13/13 11/13 5/6
0/0 4/4 10/13 5/6 3/4

Gostkowski:(48G,33G,35G)(21G,30G,43N)(53G,46G,33G) (48G,22G,49G) (42G,19G) (35G,54G,23G)(39G,44G) (34G,48G) (20G,32G) (42G,26G) (31G,31G)(55N,53G,53G) (33G,50G) (22G,48N,23G) (45G,42G)(43G,35G,29G,35G).
OPPONENTS: () (37G) (38N,30G) (23G,45G,25G)(39G,50G) (28G,39G) (37G,37G,42G) (52G,46N,39B)(30G) (43G) (27G) (43G) (43G,37G,58N) (32G) (37N)(51G,37G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Julian Edelman (11), Danny Amendola (5),LT Nate Solder (15), Logan Mankins (1), LG Logan Mankins(15), Josh Kline (1), C Ryan Wendell (16), RG D. Connolly(15), RT Sebastian Vollmer (8), Marcus Cannon (6), Will
Svitek (2), TE Michael Hoomanawanui (10), Rob Gronkowski (6), Matthew Mulligan (4), QB Tom Brady (16),
WR K. Thompkins (8), Aaron Dobson (5), Josh Boyce (2),Austin Collie (1), RB LeGarrette Blount (7), Stevan Ridley(6), Brandon Bolden (2), Shane Vereen (1), 3rd WR Aaron
Dobson (4), Danny Amendola (1), Josh Boyce (1), 4th WR
Josh Boyce (1), FB James Develin (6).
DEFENSE: LE Rob Ninkovich (15), Joe Vellano (1), DT Vince
Wilfork (4), Joe Vellano (7), Sealver Siliga (4), Chris Jones(1), DT Chris Jones (9), Tommy Kelly (5), Isaac Sopoaga(2), RE Chandler Jones (16), LB Dont’a Hightower (14),Brandon Spikes (11), Jamie Collins (8), Jerod Mayo (6),Dane Fletcher (1), LCB Aqib Talib (13), Kyle Arrington (2),Logan Ryan (1), RCB Alfonzo Dennard (9), Logan Ryan (4),Kyle Arrington (3), S Devin McCourty (15), Steve Gregory(10), Duron Harmon (3), Logan Ryan (1), Kyle Arrington(1), DB Kyle Arrington (1), Steve Gregory (1), 5th DB Kyle
Arrington (5), Logan Ryan (1).

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
W 23-21 at Buffalo
9/08
W 13-10		 N.Y. Jets
9/12
9/22
W 23-3		 Tampa Bay
9/29
W 30-23 at Atlanta
at Cincinnati
10/06 L 6-13
10/13 W 30-27		 New Orleans
10/20 L 27-30 at N.Y. Jets OT
10/27 W 27-17		 Miami
11/03 W 55-31		 Pittsburgh				 BYE WEEK
L 20-24 at Carolina
11/18
11/24
W 34-31		 Denver OT
12/01 W 34-31 at Houston
12/08 W 27-26		 Cleveland
L 20-24 at Miami
12/15
12/22 W 41-7
at Baltimore
12/29 W 34-20		 Buffalo
AFC PLAYOFFSW 43-22		 Indianapolis
1/11
L 16-26 at Denver
1/19

2013 Coaching Staff: Josh Boyer, Cornerbacks; Moses Cabrera, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Ivan
Fears, Running Backs; Brian Flores, Safeties; George
Godsey, Tight Ends; Patrick Graham, Defensive Line;
Pepper Johnson, Linebackers; Joe Judge, Special
Teams Assistant; Josh McDaniels, Offensive Coordinator/
Quarterbacks; Harold Nash, Head Strength and Conditioning; Scott O’Brien, Special Teams; Chad O’Shea,
Wide Receivers; Matt Patricia, Defensive Coordinator;
Dante Scarnecchia, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line;
Steve Belichick, Coaching Assistant; Jerry Schuplinski,
Coaching Assistant.
Pro Bowl (4): Tom Brady (9), Logan Mankins (6), ST
Matthew Slater (3), Aqib Talib (1).

INT%
1.8
1.8
2.9

LG
81t
81t
80t

SK/YDS
40/25640/25648/313

RATING
87.3
87.3
81.0

457

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Results

HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/07
L 20-33 at Miami
W 30-7 at Minnesota
9/14
9/21
W 16-9		 Oakland
9/29
L 14-41 at Kansas City
10/05 W 43-17		 Cincinnati
10/12 W 37-22 at Buffalo
10/16 W 27-25		 N.Y. Jets
10/26 W 51-23		 Chicago
11/02 W 43-21		 Denver
11/09				 BYE WEEKW 42-20 at Indianapolis
11/16
11/23 W 34-9		 Detroit
11/30
L 21-26 at Green Bay
12/07 W 23-14 at San Diego
W 41-13		 Miami
12/14
12/21 W 17-16 at N.Y. Jets
12/28
L 9-17		 Buffalo
AFC PLAYOFFS
1/10
W 35-31		 Baltimore
W 45-7		 Indianapolis
1/18SUPER BOWL XLIX (at Glendale, Ariz.)
2/01
W 28-24		 Seattle

Att.
70,63052,35068,756
76,61368,75670,18568,75668,75668,756TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
329
88
196
45
84/209
40.2
8/23
34.8
30:23
5506
344.1
1033
5.3
1669
104.3
419
3837
239.8
40/2824119
574/34259.6
1665/43.8
65/46.6
92/752
19/9
32
6
24
2

PATS
361
96
228
37
98/221
44.3
7/13
53.8
29:37
5848
365.5
1073
5.5
1727
107.9
438
4121
257.6
26/1704291
609/39264.4
967/45.7
67/39.9120/1080
13/4
52
13
34
5

66,75168,75678,431
68,81568,75678,16068,75668,75668.75670,288SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
78 183 101 106 0 468
Opponents
66 100 85 62 0 313

RUSHING
Gray
VereenRidleyBlount TM
EdelmanBoldenBrady
J. White
LaFellGaroppolo
DevelinWrightPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS89 412
96 391
94 34060 281
10
94
28
89
36
57
9
38
2
13
10
9
3
5
1
-2
438 1727
419 1669

AVG
4.6
4.1
3.6
4.7
9.4
3.2
1.6
4.2
6.5
0.9
1.7
-2.0
3.9
4.0

LG
20
19
43
34
25
17
17
11
9
9
5
-2
43
48

TD
5
2
2
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
13
6

RECEIVING
NO YDS AVG
Edelman
92 972 10.6
Gronkowski
82 1124 13.7
LaFell74 953 12.9
52 447 8.6
VereenAmendola
27 200
7.4
Wright26 259 10.0
Blount TM
4
18
4.5
Thompkins TM6
53 8.86
43
7.2
DevelinTyms
5
82 16.4
J. White
5
23
4.6
Ridley4
20 5.0
Hoomanawanui3
44 14.7
3
38 12.7
DobsonBolden
2
8 4.0
Gray
1
7
7.0
Patriots
392 4291 10.9
Opponents
342 4119 12.0

LG
69t
46t
56t
49t
21
30
11
16
13
43t
11
7
23
16
4
7
69t
50

TD
4
12
7
3
1
6
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
34
24

INTERCEPTIONSMcCourty
Collins
Revis
Ryan
HarmonBrowner
Ninkovich
Chung
Wilfork
Ayers TM
DennardEasleyPatriots
Opponents

LG
60
0
0
0
60
30
11
10
1
0
0
0
60
39t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1

NO YDS
2
70
0
2
0
2
0
2
1
60
1
32
1
11
1
10
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
16 184
9 89

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Allen
66 3060 46.4 39.9 6 25 67 1
Patriots
67 3060 45.7 39.9 6 25 67 1
Opponents 65 2847 43.8 36.6 2 18 61 1

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 51/51 35/37 0 156
0/0 0 72
Gronkowski 12 0 12 0 0/0
LaFell7 0 7 0 0/0
0/0 0 42
Wright6 0 6 0 0/0
0/0 0 36
Edelman
5 0 4 1 0/0
0/0 0 30
Gray
5 5 0 0 0/0
0/0 0 30
5 2 3 0 0/0
0/0 0 30
VereenBlount TM
3 3 0 0 0/0
0/0 0 18
Arrington
2 0 0 2 0/0
0/0 0 12
Ridley2 2 0 0 0/0
0/0 0 221 0 1 0 0/0
0/0 0 6
Amendola
Bolden1 1 0 0 0/0
0/0 0 6Cha. Jones 1 0 0 1 0/0
0/0 0 6
Ninkovich
1 0 0 1 0/0
0/0 0 6Tyms
1 0 1 0 0/0
0/0 0 6
Patriots
52 13 34 5 51/51 35/37 0 468
Opponents 32 6 24 2 28/28 29/37 0 313
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots:0-1, Opponents: 3-4.

PUNT RETURNS
Edelman
Amendola
Patriots
Opponents

NO
25
16
41
29

KICK RETURNS
Amendola
Chung
Slater
LaFellMcCourty
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
20 482
7 140
2 44
1
0
1 27
31 69345 955PASSING
Brady
Garoppolo
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
64.1
70.4
64.4
59.6

458

ATT
582
27
609
574

CMP
373
19
392
342

YARDS
4109
182
4291
4119

AVG
35.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
60.0
32.0
11.0
10.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
11.5
9.9

YDS/ATT
7.06
6.74
7.05
7.18

FC YDS AVG
6 299 12.0
5 132 8.3
11 431 10.5
15 267 9.2

TD
33
1
34
24

AVG LG
24.1 8120.0 30
22.0 260.0 0
27.0 2722.4 8121.2 62
TD%
5.7
3.7
5.6
4.2

LG TD
84t 1
39 0
84t 1
47 0
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
INT
9
0
9
16

SACKS: Ninkovich 8.0, Hightower 6.0, Cha. Jones 6.0,
Ayers TM 4.0, Collins 4.0, Chr. Jones 3.0, Siliga 2.5,
Arrington 1.0, Easley 1.0, Mayo 1.0, Skinner 1.0, Vellano
1.0, Walker TM 1.0, Moore 0.5; Patriots 40.0, Opponents
26.0.

FIELD GOALS
Gostkowski
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1 11/11 10/11 12/13 1/1
1/1 11/11 10/11 12/13 1/1
0/0 12/12
8/8 7/11 2/6

Gostkowski: (47G,45G) (48G,47G,27G) (21G, 20G, 36G)() (48G,19G,23G,47G,35G) (36N,42G,53G,40G) (39G,36G)(23G,27G,39G) (49G,29G,45G) () (35G,43G) (47N)(22G,22G,38G) (35G,36G) (24G) (24G,44G,35G).
OPPONENTS: (38G,24G,22G,27G) (48B) (49G,37G,47G)(22G,31G) (52N,23G) () (22G,47G,46G,27G,58B) () (41N)(31G,53G) (48G,20G,53N,49G) (32G,35G,33G,40N,28G)() (41B,24G,53G) (26G,23G,37G,52B) (48G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Brandon LaFell (13), Aaron Dobson (1),
Kenbrell Thompkins (1), Brian Tyms (1); LT Nate Solder 16;
LG Dan Connolly (10), Marcus Cannon (3), Josh Kline (2),Jordan Devey (1); C Bryan Stork (11), Dan Connolly (3),Ryan Wendell (2); RG Ryan Wendell (10), Jordan Devey(3), Josh Kline (2), Cameron Fleming (1); RT Sebastian
Vollmer (15), Marcus Cannon (1); TE Rob Gronkowski (10),Michael Hoomanawanui (6); WR Julian Edelman (13),Danny Amendola (2), Tim Wright (1); QB Tom Brady (16);
RB Shane Vereen (6), Stevan Ridley (5), Jonas Gray (3),
LeGarrette Blount (1), Brandon Bolden (1); 2nd TE Michael
Hoomanawanui (6), Cameron Fleming (1), Tim Wright (1);FB James Develin (3); 2nd RB Brandon Bolden (1); 3rd
WR Danny Amendola (2), Brian Tyms (1), Tim Wright (1).
DEFENSE: LE Rob Ninkovich (16); DT Vince Wilfork (16);
DT Chris Jones (7), Sealver Siliga (3), Alan Branch (1),Joe Vellano (1); 3rd DT Alan Branch (1), Chris Jones (1),
Sealver Siliga (1), Casey Walker (1); RE Chandler Jones(8); Chris Jones (4), Dominique Easley (2), Zach Moore(1), Sealver Siliga (1); LB Jamie Collins (15); LB Dont’a
Hightower (12); LB Jerod Mayo (6); LB Jonathan Casillas(3); LB Deontae Skinner (1); DB Kyle Arrington (3), Logan
Ryan (2), Brandon Browner (1), Malcolm Butler (1), Alfonzo Dennard (1); LCB Darrelle Revis (15), Brandon Browner(1); RCB Brandon Browner (7), Logan Ryan (4), Alfonzo
Dennard (3), Kyle Arrington (1), Darrelle Revis (1); S Devin
McCourty (16), Patrick Chung (15).
2014: Coaching Staff: Josh Boyer, Cornerbacks; Moses
Cabrera, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Brian
Daboll, Tight Ends; Brendan Daly, Defensive Assistant;
Dave DeGuglielmo, Offensive Line, Ivan Fears, Running
Backs; Brian Flores, Safeties; Patrick Graham, Linebackers; Joe Judge, Special Teams Assistant; Josh McDaniels,
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Harold Nash, HeadStrength and Conditioning; Scott O’Brien, Special Teams;
Chad O’Shea, Wide Receivers; Matt Patricia, Defensive
Coordinator; Steve Belichick, Coaching Assistant; Jerry
Schuplinski, Coaching Assistant.
Pro Bowl (7): Tom Brady (10), Julian Edelman (1),Stephen Gostkowski (3), Rob Gronkowski (3), Devin
McCourty (2), Darrelle Revis (6), ST Matthew Slater (4).

INT%
1.5
0.0
1.5
2.8

LG
69t
37
69t
50

SK/YDS
21/134
5/36
26/17040/282RATING
97.4
101.2
97.5
84.0

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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

66,82977,112TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

OPP
303
77
204
22
84/225
37.3
8/18
44.4
29:52
5431
339.4
1042
5.2
1580
98.8
397
3851
240.7
49/3584209
596/36160.6
1286/47.0
86/39.9
112/1013
28/9
36
8
24
4

PATS
347
87
229
31
88/215
40.9
9/15
60.0
30:08
5991
374.4
1050
5.7
1404
87.8
383
4587
286.7
38/2254812
629/40464.2
774/45.4
74/39.9
96/859
14/7
52
14
36
2

Att.
66,82970,85866,82993,054
66,726
66,82966,82966,82981,061
66,82976,97066,82971,90866,82978,16062,918SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
89 146 100 130 0 465
Opponents
36 90 73 104 12 315
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 52/52 33/36 0 151
Gronkowski 11 0 11 0 0/0 0/0 0 66
Blount7 6 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Edelman
7 0 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 42White
6 2 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
Chandler
4 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Lewis
4 2 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Amendola3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Brady
3 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Bolden2 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
K. Martin
2 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Collins
1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hicks
1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
S. Jackson
1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Patriots
52 15 36 2 52/52 33/36 1 465
Opponents 36 8 24 4 28/31 23/29 0 315
2-Pt. Conversions: Patriots 0-0, Opponents: 1-3.

PASSING
Brady
Garoppolo
Amendola
Patriots
Opponents

ATT
624
4
1
629
596

CMP
402
1
1
404
361

YARDS
4770
6
36
4812
4209

RUSHING
Blount
Lewis
BoldenWhite
Brady
IosefaS. Jackson
Edelman
Amendola
LaFellD. Johnson
K. Martin
Garoppolo
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
165 70349 23463 207
22
56
34
53
15
51
21
50
3
23
2
11
2
9
1
6
1
6
5
-5
383 1404
397 1580

AVG
4.3
4.8
3.3
2.5
1.6
3.4
2.4
7.7
5.5
4.5
6.0
6.0
-1.0
3.7
4.0

LG TD
38t 6
13
2
14
0
8
2
13
3
15
0
7
1
0
12
8
0
9
0
6
0
6
0
-1
0
38t 1448t 8

RECEIVING
Gronkowski
Amendola
EdelmanWhite
LaFellLewis
K. Martin
Chandler
Bolden
DobsonBlountM. Williams
Brady
S. Jackson
HarperCadet
Cleveland
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS72 1176
65 64861 69240 41037 51536 38824 26923 25919 18013 141
6
43
3
26
1
36
1
20
1
6
1
2
1
1
404 4812
361 4209

AVG
16.3
10.0
11.3
10.3
13.9
10.8
11.2
11.3
9.5
10.8
7.2
8.7
36.0
20.0
6.0
2.0
1.0
11.9
11.7

LG TD
76t 11
41
3
59t 7
68
4
54
0
40
2
39
2
30
4
63t 2
24
0
14
1
15
0
36
0
20
0
6
0
2
0
1
0
76t 3687t 24INTERCEPTIONS
Ryan
HarmonButlerCollins
McCourty
Cha. Jones
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
4
39 9.8350 16.7
2
9 4.5
151 51.0
1
27 27.01
0 0.0
12 176 14.7
7 181 25.9

LG
25
30
9
51
27
0
51
99t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Allen
73 3358 46.0 39.9 3 31 67 1
Patriots 74 3358 46.0 39.9 3 31 67 1
Opponents 86 4043 47.0 39.9 7 20 70 0
PUNT RETURNS NO
Amendola
23
10
EdelmanK. Martin
8
Harper3
D. Johnson
2
1
Chung
47
Patriots
Opponents
39

FC
12
1
3
2
0
0
18
14

YDS
276
81
92
17
3
4
473
347

KICK RETURNS
K. Martin
Amendola
M. Williams
McCourty
Chung
Gronkowski
Patriots
Opponents

NO
10
8
3
2
1
1
25
29

YDS
257
172
18
0
17
5
469
526

AVG LG
25.7 75
21.5 29
6.0 100.0 0
17.0 175.0 5
18.8 75
18.1 50

YDS/ATT
7.64
1.50
36.00
7.65
7.06

TD
36
0
0
36
24

TD%
5.8
0.0
0.0
5.7
4.0

CMP%
64.4
25.0
100.0
64.2
60.6

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AVG LG TD
12.0 82 0
8.1 19 0
11.5 21 0
5.7 10 0
1.5 3 04.0 4 010.1 82 0
8.9 83t 1
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

INT
7
0
0
7
12

SACKS: Cha. Jones 12.5, Sheard 8.0, Ninkovich 6.5,
Collins 5.5, Hightower 3.5, M. Brown 3.0, Hicks 3.0, Easley 2.0, Branch 1.0, Freeny 1.0, Grissom 1.0, Mayo 1.0,
McCourty 1.0; Patriots 49.0, Opponents 38.0.

FIELD GOALS
Gostkowski
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 6/6 11/11 12/14 4/5
0/0 6/6 11/11 12/14 4/5
1/1 6/6
7/7 5/10 4/5

Gostkowski: () (46G,21G,50G,25G) (46G,20G,46G)(49G,57G,34G) (40G,35G) (38G,46G,24G) (52G,36G)(21G,21G) (31G,54G) (35G,54N,35G) (47G) () (43G,49G)(43G,48N,38G,42G,32G) (35G,44G) (34G,46N).
OPPONENTS: (44N,46N,44G,24G) () (40G) (51G,23G)() (20G,30G,55G) (63N) (23G) (37G,38G,53G,29G)(52G,48N,33G) (47N,21G) () (37G,45G) (49G) (30G,49G)(38G,46N,19G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Julian Edelman (9), Keshawn Martin (6)Aaron Dobson (1); LT Sebastian Vollmer (8), Nate Solder(4), Marcus Cannon (2), Cameron Fleming 2); LG Shaq
Mason (10), Josh Kline (6); C David Andrews (11), Bryan
Stork (5); RG Tre’ Jackson (9), Josh Kline (7); RT Marcus
Cannon (6), Sebastian Vollmer (5) Cameron Fleming (4),Bryan Stork (1); TE Rob Gronkowski (15), Michael Williams(1); WR Danny Amendola (7), Brandon LaFell (6), Keshawn
Martin (2); QB Tom Brady (16), RB LeGarrette Blount (6),Dion Lewis (6), Brandon Bolden (2), Steven Jackson (1),James White (1), 2nd TE Michael Williams (7), Scott Chandler (4), Asante Cleveland (1), Cameron Fleming (1); 3rd
WR Aaron Dobson (2), Brandon LaFell (1); 3rd TE Michael
Williams (1).
DEFENSE: LE Rob Ninkovich (16); DT Alan Branch (15),
Dominique Easley (1); DT Malcom Brown (12), Sealver
Siliga (4); RE Chandler Jones 15, Jabaal Sheard 1; LB
Jamie Collins (12), Dont’a Hightower (12), Jerod Mayo(8), Jonathan Freeny (7), Jonathan Bostic (1); DB Duron
Harmon (3), Leonard Johnson (3), Justin Coleman (2),Jordan Richards (1); LCB Malcolm Butler (16); RCB Logan
Ryan (14), Tarell Brown (2); S Devin McCourty (14), Patrick
Chung (14), Duron Harmon (2), Jordan Richards (1).

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
W 28-21		 Pittsburgh
9/10
9/20
W 40-32 at Buffalo
9/27
W 51-17		 Jacksonville
10/04				 BYE WEEK
W 30-6 at Dallas
10/11
10/18 W 34-27 at Indianapolis
10/25 W 30-23		 N.Y. Jets
10/29 W 36-7		 Miami
11/08 W 27-10		 Washington
11/15
W 27-26 at N.Y. Giants
11/23 W 20-13		 Buffalo
11/29
L 24-30 at Denver OT
12/06 L 28-35		 Philadelphia
12/13 W 27-6 at Houston
12/20 W 33-16		 Tennessee
12/27
L 20-26 at N.Y. Jets OT
L 10-20 at Miami
1/03
AFC PLAYOFFSW 27-20		 Kansas City
1/16
1/24
L 18-20 at Denver

2015 Coaching Staff: Josh Boyer, Cornerbacks; Moses
Cabrera, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Brian
Daboll, Tight Ends; Brendan Daly, Defensive Line; Dave
DeGuglielmo, Offensive Line, Ivan Fears, Running Backs;
Brian Flores, Safeties; Patrick Graham, Linebackers;
Joe Judge, Special Teams; Josh McDaniels, Offensive
Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Harold Nash, Head Strengthand Conditioning; Chad O’Shea, Wide Receivers; Matt
Patricia, Defensive Coordinator; Ray Ventrone, Asst.
Special Teams.
Pro Bowl (7): Tom Brady (11), Malcolm Butler (1), Jamie
Collins (1), Stephen Gostkowski (4), Rob Gronkowski (4),Chandler Jones (1), ST Matthew Slater (5).

INT%
1.1
0.0
0.0
1.1
2.0

LG
76t
6
36
76t
87t

SK/YDS
38/2250/0
0/0
38/22549/359RATING
102.2
39.6
118.8
101.9
87.0

459

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Results

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Date W/L Score		 Opp.
9/11
W 23-21 at Arizona
W 31-24		 Miami
9/18
9/22
W 27-0		 Houston
10/02 L 0-16		 Buffalo
10/09 W 33-13 at Cleveland
10/16 W 35-17		 Cincinnati
10/23 W 27-16 at Pittsburgh
10/30 W 41-25 at Buffalo
11/06				 BYE WEEK
L 24-31		 Seattle
11/13
11/20 W 30-17 at San Francisco
W 22-17 at N.Y. Jets
11/27
12/04 W 26-10		 Los Angeles
12/12 W 30-23		 Baltimore
at Denver
12/18 W 16-3
12/24 W 41-3		 N.Y. Jets
01/01 W 35-14 at Miami
AFC PLAYOFFS
01/14 W 34-16		 Houston
01/22 W 36-17		 Pittsburgh
SUPER BOWL LI (at Houston, Texas)
2/05
W 34-28		 Atlanta OT

Att.
64,864
66,82966,82966,82967,431
66,82966,00970,442TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
351
109
203
39
104/227
45.8
8/12
66.7
31:13
6180
386.3
1056
5.9
1872
117.0
482
4308
269.3
24/1484456
550/36866.9
2
72/44.7
72/41.4
93/819
27/9
51
19
32
0

OPP
294
81
190
23
76/206
36.9
7/18
38.9
28:47
5223
326.4
998
5.2
1417
88.6
368
3806
237.9
34/2274033
596/36861.7
1380/45.5
80/41.1
113/930
26/10
27
6
21
0

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4Patriots
130 112 106 93
Opponents
32 77 61 80

OT TOTAL
0 441
0 250

66,82970,17878,16066,82966,82976,893
66,82966,163
66,82966,82970,807

RUSHING
BlountLewis
WhiteBrissett
Brady
EdelmanFosterBennett
Hogan
Garoppolo
SlaterBoldenPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS299 1161
64 28339 166
16
83
28
64
12
57
7
24
2
10
3
9
10
6
1
5
1
4
482 1872
368 1417

AVG
3.9
4.4
4.3
5.2
2.3
4.8
3.4
5.0
3.0
0.6
5.0
4.0
3.9
3.9

LG
44
15
16
27t
15
9
7
6
6
10
5
4
44
45

TD
18
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
19
6

RECEIVING
EdelmanWhite
Bennett
Hogan
Mitchell
Gronkowski
Amendola
Lewis
BlountFloyd
Develin
LengelBoldenGaroppolo
FosterPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
98 1106 11.3
60 551 9.2
55 701 12.7
38 680 17.9
32 401 12.5
25 540 21.6
23 243 10.6
17
94 5.57
38 5.4442 10.5
3
18 6.02
22 11.0
2
15 7.5
1
3 3.0
1
2 2.0
368 4456 12.1
368 4033 11.0

LG
77t
61
58
79t
56t
53t
32
16
16
14t
13
18t
13
3
2
79t
66

TD
3
5
7
4
4
3
4
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
32
21

INTERCEPTIONS
ButlerRyan
Collins
Chung
Harmon
McCourty
Rowe
Van Noy
Patriots
Opponents

NO
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
13
2

LG
21
46
18
4
0
0
0
0
46
14

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

YDS AVG
28 7.044 22.0
31 15.5
4 4.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
107 8.2
16 8.0PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Allen
72 3217 44.7 41.4 5 23 57 0
Patriots
72 3217 44.7 41.4 5 23 57 0
Opponents 80 3639 45.5 41.1 2 27 76 0

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 46/49 27/32 0 127
18 18 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 108
BlountBennett
7 0 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
White
5 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Amendola
4 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Hogan
4 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
4 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
MitchellEdelman
3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 20
Gronkowski 3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Brissett
1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Floyd
Lengel
1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Brown
0 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1 2Hightower 0 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1 2Patriots
51 19 32 0 46/49 27/32 2 441
Opponents 27 6 21 0 23/24 21/29 0 250
2-Pt. Conversions: Edelman, Team: 1-2, Opponents: 1-3.

PUNT RETURNS
Amendola
Edelman
C. Jones
Chung
Patriots
Opponents

NO FC YDS AVG
18
7 121 6.7
15
7 135 9.0
11 3
46 4.21
1
7 7.0
45 18 309 6.927 19 134 5.0

KICK RETURNS
C. Jones
Amendola
Develin
EdelmanSlaterLewis
McCourtyWhite
FosterPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
8 180
5 129
3
35
3
44
3
52
2
35
2
9
2
28
1
30
29 54240 771PASSING
Brady
Garoppolo
Brissett
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
67.4
68.3
61.8
66.9
61.7

460

ATT
432
63
55
550
596

CMP
291
43
34
368
368

YARDS
3554
502
400
4456
4033

YDS/ATT
8.23
7.97
7.27
8.10
6.77

TD
28
4
0
32
21

AVG
22.5
25.8
11.7
14.7
17.3
17.5
4.5
14.0
30.0
18.7
19.3

LG
43
73
15
19
19
23
9
18
30
73
35
TD%
6.5
6.3
0.0
5.8
3.5

LG TD
30 0
23 0
13 0
7 0
30 0
18 0
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
INT
2
0
0
2
13

SACKS: Flowers 7.0, Sheard 5.0, Long 4.0, Ninkovich
4.0, Brown 3.0, Hightower 2.5, Branch 1.5, Butler 1.0,
Chung 1.0, Collins 1.0, McClellin 1.0, Ryan 1.0, Valentine
1.0, Van Noy 1.0; Patriots 34.0, Opponents 24.0.
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Gostkowski
0/0 9/9
7/9 9/10 2/4
Patriots
0/0 9/9
7/9 9/10 2/4
Opponents 0/0 6/6
7/9 6/10 2/4
Gostkowski: (47G,53G32G) (34G,39N) (24G,25G) (48N)(50N,31G) (46G,31G) () (51G,32G) (30G), (38G), (28G,
39N,29G,41G) (28G,48G,45G,45G) () (45G,40G,21G)(29G,22G) (40G,26G,52N).
OPPONENTS: (47N) (27G) () (34G,43G,47N,44G) ( )(25G) (42N,32G,46G,44G,54N) (23G,49N) (27G,31G,41G,
23G) (33G) (51G,54B) (44G) (34B,50G,38G,37G) (33G)(34N,29G) ( ).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Chris Hogan (14), Malcolm Mitchell (2); LT
Nate Solder (15), Cameron Fleming (1); LG Joe Thuney(16); C David Andrews (16); RG Shaq Mason (15), Ted
Karras (1); RT Marcus Cannon (15), Cameron Fleming(1); TE Martellus Bennett (9), Rob Gronkowski (6); 2nd
WR Julian Edelman (13), Malcolm Mitchell (2); QB Tom
Brady (12), Jacoby Brissett (2), Jimmy Garoppolo (2); RB
LeGarrette Blount (8), Dion Lewis (4), James White (4);
2nd TE Martellus Bennett (3), Cameron Fleming (3) FBJames Develin (4); 3rd WR Danny Amendola (4), Malcolm
Mitchell (2), Michael Floyd (1); 2nd RB Dion Lewis (1).
DEFENSE: LE Chris Long (7), Alan Branch (8), Trey Flowers (1); DT Alan Branch (8), Malcom Brown (5), Vincent
Valentine (2), Woodrow Hamilton (1); DT Malcom Brown(7), Anthony Johnson (1); RE Jabaal Sheard (8), Trey Flowers (7), Malcom Brown (1); LB Dont’a Hightower (13), Rob
Ninkovich (11), Jamie Collins (6), Shea McClellin (4), Elandon Roberts (5), Jonathan Freeny (4), Kyle Van Noy (2);DB Duron Harmon (4), Eric Rowe (4), Justin Coleman (1),Cyrus Jones (1), Jonathan Jones (1); LCB Malcolm Butler(16); RCB Logan Ryan (13), Eric Rowe (3); S Patrick Chung(16), Devin McCourty (16).
2016: Coaching Staff: Steve Belichick, Safeties; Josh
Boyer, Cornerbacks; Moses Cabrera, Head Strength andConditioning; Brian Daboll, Tight Ends; Brendan Daly,
Defensive Line; Ivan Fears, Running Backs; Brian Flores,
Linebackers; James Hardy, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Joe Judge, Special Teams; Josh McDaniels,
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Chad O’Shea, Wide
Receivers; Matt Patricia, Defensive Coordinator; Dante
Scarnecchia, Offensive Line; Jerry Schuplinski, Assistant
Quarterbacks; Ray Ventrone, Asst. Special Teams.
Pro Bowl (4): Tom Brady (12), Dont’a Hightower (1),Devin McCourty (3), ST Matthew Slater (6).

INT%
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.4
2.2

LG
79t
37t
58
79t
66

SK/YDS
15/87
3/15
6/46
24/14834/227RATING
112.2
113.3
83.9
109.5
84.4

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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
09/07 L 27-42		 Kansas City
09/17 W 36-20 at New Orleans
09/24 W 36-33		 Houston
10/01
L 30-33		 Carolina
10/05 W 19-14 at Tampa Bay
10/15 W 24-17 at N.Y. Jets
10/22 W 23-7		 Atlanta
10/29 W 21-13		 L.A. Chargers
11/05				 BYE WEEKW 41-16 at Denver
11/12
11/19
W 33-8 at Oakland*
11/26 W 35-17		 Miami
12/03 W 23-3 at Buffalo
L 20-27 at Miami
12/11
12/17
W 27-24 at Pittsburgh
12/24 W 37-16		 Buffalo
12/31 W 26-6		 N.Y. Jets
*Mexico CityAFC PLAYOFFS
01/13 W 35-14		 Tennessee
01/21 W 24-20		 JacksonvilleSUPER BOWL LII (at Minneapolis, Minn.)
02/04 L 33-41		 Philadelphia

PATS
389
107
232
50
82/202
40.6
8/13
61.5
30:37
6307
394.2
1070
5.9
1889
118.1
448
4418
276.1
35/2014619
587/38966.3
858/43.4
58/40.5
95/835
13/4
49
16
32
1

76,82077,35765,87868,49965,54868,57465,87865,87865,87865,87867,612

OPP
325
98
204
23
82/208
39.4
10/23
43.5
29:23
5856
366.0
1022
5.7
1836
114.8
390
4020
251.3
42/2994319
590/36762.2
12
67/44.9
67/39.8
111/1035
19/6
33
6
24
3

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
92 179 96 91 0 458
62 98 51 85 0 296
Opponents

RUSHING
D. Lewis
Gillislee
BurkheadWhite
Bolden
Cooks
Brady
Hogan
Ebner
DorsettJ. Hollister
Hoyer
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
AVG
180 896 5.0
104 383 3.7
64 264 4.1
43 171 4.0
13
67 5.2
940 4.425
28 1.1
3
17 5.71
14 14.0
1
7 7.0
1
5 5.0
4
-3 -0.8
448 1889 4.2
390 1836 4.7

LG TD
44
6
16
5
31
5
10
0
20
0
13
0
7
0
13
0
0
14
0
7
0
5
0
0
44 16
87t 6

RECEIVING
Gronkowski
Cooks
Amendola
White
Hogan
D. Lewis
Burkhead
Dorsett
D. AllenBennettDevelinBritt
J. Hollister
Gillislee
BoldenPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
69 1084
65 1082
61 65956 42934 43932 21430 25412 194
10
86
6
53
6
38
2
23
4
42
1
15
1
7
389 4619
367 4319

AVG
15.7
16.6
10.8
7.7
12.9
6.7
8.5
16.2
8.6
8.8
6.3
11.5
10.5
15.0
7.0
11.9
11.8

LG TD
53t 8
64t 7
27
2
27
3
47t 5
20
3
23
3
39
0
22
1
27
0
10
0
16
0
19
0
15
0
7
0
64t 3278t 24INTERCEPTIONS
HarmonGilmoreM. Butler
Chung
Lee
J. Jones
McCourty
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS
4
12
2
59
2
-1
30
1
8
1
1
6
1
0
12 114
8 63

AVG
3.0
29.5
-0.5
30.0
8.0
6.0
0.0
9.5
7.9

LG
12
39
1
30
8
6
0
39
29

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN20 LG BLK
Allen
58 2515 43.4 40.5 3 24 60 0
58 2515 43.4 40.5 3 24 60 0
Patriots
Opponents 67 3008 44.9 39.8 4 23 68 1

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 45/47 37/40 0 156
D. Lewis
10 6 3 1
0/0 0/0 0 60
Gronkowski 8 0 8 0
0/0 0/0 0 50
Burkhead
8 5 3 00/0 0/0 0 48
Cooks
7 0 7 00/0 0/0 0 44
Gillislee
5 5 0 00/0 0/0 0 30
Hogan
5 0 5 00/0 0/0 0 30
White
3 0 3 00/0 0/0 0 18
Amendola
2 0 2 00/0 0/0 0 12
D. Allen1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
B. King0 0 0 00/0 0/0 1 2
Lee
0 0 0 00/0 0/0 1 2Patriots
49 16 32 1 45/47 37/40 2 458
Opponents 33 6 24 3 30/31 22/31 0 296
2-Pt. Conversions: Cooks, Gronkowski, TM 2-2, Opponents 1-2.

PUNT RETURNS NO
Amendola
27
4
Reedy
Chung
1
Patriots
32
23
Opponents

PASSING
Brady
Hoyer
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
66.3
66.7
66.3
62.2

ATT
581
6
587
590

CMP
385
4
389
367

YARDS
4577
42
4619
4319

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

KICK RETURNS
D. Lewis
McCourty
Amendola
Burkhead
Chung
Patriots
Opponents

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FC
18
0
3
21
14

YDS
231
32
0
263
105

NO YDS
23 570
2
15
1
16
1
17
1
4
28 62258 1095

YDS/ATT
7.88
7.00
7.87
7.32

TD
32
0
32
24

AVG LG TD
8.6 40 0
8.0 13 0
0.0 0 08.2 40 0
4.6 16 0

AVG LG
24.8 103t
7.5 1216.0 1617.0 174.0
422.2 103t
18.9 34
TD%
5.5
0.0
5.5
4.1

TD
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
INT
8
0
8
12

SACKS: T. Flowers 6.5, Van Noy 5.5, Wise 5.0, M. Flowers 3.5, Lee 3.5, Brown 2.5, A. Butler 2.0, Harrison 2.0,
Hightower 2.0, Roberts 2.0, Harris 1.5, M. Butler 1.0, Guy
1.0, J. Jones 1.0, Marsh 1.0, McCourty 1.0, (group) 1.0;
Patriots 42.0, Opponents 35.0.

FIELD GOALS
Gostkowski
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0 16/16
9/9 8/11 4/4
0/0 16/16
9/9 8/11 4/4
0/0 3/3 11/14 7/10 1/4

Gostkowski:(25G,32G)(28G,24G,27G)()(41G,35G,58G)(27G,23G,45G,48G)(47N,28G)(29G,21G,38G) (25G,36G,43N,43G,43N,26G) (25G,28G)(62G,51G,40G,29G) () (50G,31G,39G) (46G,33G)(32G,46G) (21G,40G,34G) (21G).
OPPONENTS: () (46G,35G,49N) (39G,40G,31G,36G)(32G,48G) (56N,49N,31N) (28G) (37B,36N) (51B)(39G,33G,36G) () (28G) (49G) (30G,44G) (51G)(41G,23G,30G,50N) (48G,40N,35G).
STARTERS:OFFENSE: WR Brandin Cooks (15), Chris Hogan (1); LT
Nate Solder (15), Cam Fleming (1); LG Joe Thuney (16);
C David Andrews (14), Ted Karras (2); RG Shaq Mason(16); RT Marcus Cannon (7), Cam Fleming (5), LaAdrian
Waddle (4); TE Rob Gronkowski (14), Dwayne Allen (2);
2nd WR Chris Hogan (6), Danny Amendola (6), Phillip
Dorsett (2); QB Tom Brady (16); RB Dion Lewis (8) JamesWhite (4), Rex Burkhead (2), Mike Gillislee (2); 2nd TE
Dwayne Allen (6), Jacob Hollister (1), Nate Solder (1); 3rd
WR Danny Amendola (2); FB James Develin (7); 2nd RB
Rex Burkhead (1).
DEFENSE: LE Lawrence Guy (10), Trey Flowers (3), Eric
Lee (3); DT Alan Branch (5), Lawrence Guy (5), Adam
Butler (3), Deatrich Wise Jr. (2), Ricky Jean Francois (1);DT Malcom Brown (12), Trey Flowers (2), Alan Branch (1),Adam Butler (1); RE Trey Flowers (9), Adam Butler (2),Dont’a Hightower (1), Deatrich Wise Jr. (1); LB Elandon
Roberts (14), Kyle Van Noy (12), Dont’a Hightower (4), David Harris (6), Marquis Flowers (2), Eric Lee (2), Cassius
Marsh (1), Trevor Reilly (1); DB Jonathan Jones (4), Duron
Harmon (2), Eric Rowe (2), Jordan Richards (1); LCB Malcolm Butler (15), Eric Rowe (1); RCB Stephon Gilmore (13),Johnson Bademosi (3); S Devin McCourty (16), Patrick
Chung (11), Jordan Richards (4), Duron Harmon (1).

Results

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS/AVERAGE
NET PUNTING AVG.
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALL LOSTTOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
65,87873,16865.87865,87864,476
77,56265,87865,8782017 Coaching Staff: Steve Belichick, Safeties; Josh
Boyer, Cornerbacks; Moses Cabrera, Head Strengthand Conditioning; Nick Caley, Tight Ends; Brendan Daly,
Defensive Line; Ivan Fears, Running Backs; Brian Flores,
Linebackers; James Hardy, Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Joe Judge, Special Teams; Josh McDaniels,
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Chad O’Shea, Wide
Receivers; Matt Patricia, Defensive Coordinator; Dante
Scarnecchia, Offensive Line; Jerry Schuplinski, Assistant
Quarterbacks; Ray Ventrone, Assistant Special Teams.
Pro Bowl (6): Tom Brady (13), James Develin (1), Rob
Gronkowski (5), Devin McCourty (4), ST Matthew Slater(7), Nate Solder (1).

INT%
1.4
0.0
1.4
2.0

LG
64t
27
64t
78t

SK/YDS
35/201
0/0
35/20142/299RATING
102.8
86.8
102.6
89.5

461

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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
09/09 W 27-20		 Houston
09/16 L 20-31 at Jacksonville
09/23 L 10-26 at Detroit
09/30 W 38-7		 Miami
10/04 W 38-24		 Indianapolis
10/14 W 43-40		 Kansas City
10/21 W 38-31 at Chicago
10/29 W 25-6 at Buffalo
11/04 W 31-17		 Green Bay
11/11
L 10-34 at Tennessee
11/18				 BYE WEEK
11/25 W 27-13 at N.Y. Jets
12/02 W 24-10		 Minnesota
12/09 L 33-34 at Miami
12/16
L 10-17 at Pittsburgh
12/23 W 24-12		 Buffalo
12/30 W 38-3		 N.Y. Jets
AFC PLAYOFFS
01/13 W 41-28		 L.A. Chargers
01/20 W 37-31 at Kansas City OTSUPER BOWL LIII (at Atlanta, Ga.)
02/03 W 13-3		 L.A. Rams

TEAM STATISTICS
Total First Downs
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
Possession Avg.
Total Net Yards
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNet Yards Rushing
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
Net Yards Passing
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
Punts/Average
Net Punting Avg.
Penalties/Yards
Fumbles/Ball Lost
Touchdowns
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
365
131
206
28
82/201
40.8
7/14
50.0
31:05
6295
393.4
1073
5.9
2037
127.3
478
4528
266.1
21/1474405
574/37865.9
1164/45.1
64/39.5
93/744
11/7
51
18
29
4

Att.
65,87868,527
61,76965,87865,87865,87862,38970,10965,87869,363
77,98265,87866,08765,28065,87865,87865,87877,03470, 081

OPP
322
93
208
21
76/197
38.6
6/16
37.5
28:55
5746
359.1
1002
5.7
1803
112.7
367
3943
246.4
30/2384181
605/37061.2
18
71/40.8
71/37.2
91/838
20/10
36
7
29
0

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
88 157 74 117 0 436
Opponents
80 81 80 84 0 325

RUSHING
MichelWhite
C. Patterson
Burkhead
EdelmanBarner
Brady
Dorsett
Hill
Develin
Hoyer
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
209 931 4.5
94 425 4.5
42 228 5.4
57 186 3.3
9 107 11.9
19
71 3.723
35 1.54
29 7.3
4
25 6.3
68 1.3
11-8 -.7478 2037 4.3
367 1803 4.9

LG
34t
27t
27
12
20
11
10
17
11
2t
2
34t
54t

TD
6
5
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
4
0
18
7

RECEIVING
White
EdelmanGronkowski
Gordon
Hogan
Dorsett
C. Patterson
Burkhead
DevelinMichelJ. Hollister
D. Allen
Brady
Hill
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS87 75174 85047 68240 72035 53232 29021 24714 131
12
61
7
50
4
52
3
27
1
6
1
6
378 4405
370 4181

AVG
8.6
11.5
14.5
18.0
15.2
9.1
11.8
9.4
5.1
7.1
13.0
9.0
6.0
6.0
11.7
11.3

LG
42
36
42
55t
63t
20
55t
25
11
13
23
21
6
6
63t
75t

TD
7
6
3
3
3
3
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
29

INTERCEPTIONS
HarmonJ. Jones
Jackson
GilmoreD. McCourty
Hightower
Chung
BentleyJ. McCourty
Van Noy
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
4
0 0.0
3
34 11.3
3
9 3.0
2
0 0.0
1
84 84.0
1
27 27.0
1
2 2.0
1
0 0.0
1
0 0.0
1
0 0.0
18 156 8.7
11
67 6.1

LG
0
28
9
0
84t
27
2
0
0
0
84t
19

TD
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN LG BLK
R. Allen
64 2885 45.1 39.5 5 21 66 0
Patriots
64 2885 45.1 39.5 5 21 66 0
Opponents 71 2899 40.8 37.2 3 19 57 2

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 49/50 27/32 0 130
White
12 5 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 72
Edelman
6 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
Michel
6 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
C. Patterson 5 1 3 1 0/0 0/0 0 30
Develin
4 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Dorsett
3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Gordon3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Gronkowski 3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Hogan
3 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Brady
2 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Van Noy
2 0 0 2 0/0 0/0 0 12
Burkhead1 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
D. McCourty 1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
Patriots
51 18 29 4 49/50 27/32 0 436
Opponents 36 7 29 0 34/34 25/29 0 325
2-Pt. Conversions: TM 0-1, Opponents 0-1.

PUNT RETURNS
Edelman
C. Jones
McCarron
Patriots
Opponents

NO FC YDS AVG
20 11 154
7.7
5 1 45 9.0
1 3
0 0.0
26 15 199
7.7
25 8 255 10.2

KICK RETURNS
C. Patterson
MichelDevelinPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
23 663 28.8 95t 1
4
77 19.3 26 0
1
15 15.0 15 0
28 755 27.9 95t 1
42 1034 24.6 97 0

PASSING
Brady
Edelman
Hoyer
Patriots
Opponents

CMP%
65.8
100.0
50.0
65.9
61.2

462

ATT
570
2
2
574
605

CMP
375
2
1
378
370

YARDS
4355
43
7
4405
4181

LG
25
24
0
25
33

TD
0
0
0
0
0

FIELD GOALS
Gostkowski
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0
11/11 10/10
4/6 2/5
0/0 11/11 10/10
4/6 2/5
0/0
4/4 10/12 8/10 3/3

GOSTKOWSKI: (39G,35G) (54N,29G,46G) (36G)
(20G)
(45G)
(48G,24G,39G,50G,28G)(29G)(25G,40G,38G,50N,25G) (28G) (52G,52N) (34G,32G)(20G,48N) (42N,32G, 22G) (33G) (24G) (38G).
OPPONENTS: (42G,36G) (28G) (38G,25G,32G,30G)() (38N,54G) (42G,43G,24G,30G) (46G) (47G,51G)(29G) (33G,31G) (55G,38G) (48N,39G) () (32N,48G)(43N,35G,41G) (40G)
STARTERS:
Offense: WR Josh Gordon (11), Chris Hogan (3), Cordarrelle Patterson (1), Phillip Dorsett (1); LT Trent Brown (16);
LG Joe Thuney (16); C David Andrews (16); RG Shaq Mason (14), Ted Karras (2); RT Marcus Cannon (13), LaAdrian
Waddle (3); TE Rob Gronkowski (11), Dwayne Allen (5);
2nd WR Julian Edelman (12), Phillip Dorsett (1); QB Tom
Brady (16); RB Sony Michel (8), Rex Burkhead (4), JamesWhite (3), Cordarrelle Patterson (1); 2nd TE Dwayne Allen (2); FB James Develin (9); 3rd WR Chris Hogan (4),Cordarrelle Patterson (3); 3rd TE Jacob Hollister (1).
Defense: LE Trey Flowers (15), Ja’Whaun Bentley (1);DT Lawrence Guy (15), Deatrich Wise Jr. (1); DT Malcom
Brown (14), Danny Shelton (1), Deatrich Wise Jr. (1); RE
Keionta Davis (3), Deatrich Wise Jr. (3), Adrian Clayborn(1), John Simon (1); LB Dont’a Hightower (13), Ja’Whaun
Bentley (2), Elandon Roberts (1); LB Kyle Van Noy (8),Dont’a Hightower (1), Elandon Roberts (6), Dont’a Hightower (2); LB Kyle Van Noy (8), Elandon Roberts (3); LB
Elandon Roberts (1), John Simon (1); DB Jonathan Jones(5), Duron Harmon (4), J.C. Jackson (3); LCB Jason McCourty (12), J.C. Jackson (2), Eric Rowe (2); RCB Stephon
Gilmore (16); S Patrick Chung (14), Duron Harmon (2); S
Devin McCourty (16).
2018 Coaching Staff: Cameron Achord, AssistantSpecial Teams; Steve Belichick, Safeties; Josh Boyer,
Cornerbacks; Moses Cabrera, Head Strength and Conditioning; Nick Caley, Tight Ends; Brendan Daly, Defensive
Line; Ivan Fears, Running Backs; Brian Flores, Linebackers; Joe Judge, Special Teams; Deron Mayo, AssistantStrength and Conditioning; Josh McDaniels, Offensive
Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Chad O’Shea, Wide Receivers; Dante Scarnecchia, Offensive Line; Jerry Schuplinski, Assistant Quarterbacks.
Pro Bowl (2): Tom Brady (14), Stephon Gilmore (2).

SACKS: T. Flowers 7.5, Wise 4.5, Van Noy 3.5, Butler 3.0,
Clayborn 2.5, Simon 2.0, J. Jones 1.5, Gilmore 1.0, Guy
1.0, Hightower 1.0, Rivers 1.0, Roberts 1.0, Chung 0.5
Patriots 30.0, Opponents 21.0

YDS/ATT
7.64
21.50
3.50
7.67
6.91

TD
29
0
0
29
29

TD%
5.1
0.0
0.0
5.1
4.8

INT
11
0
0
11
18

INT%
1.9
0.0
0.0
1.9
3.0

LG
63t
37
7
63t
75t

SK/YDS
21/1470/0
0/0
21/14730/238RATING
97.7
118.8
58.3
97.8
85.4

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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • AFC EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM
Date W/L Score		 Opp.
09/08 W 33-3		 Pittsburgh
09/15 W 43-0 at Miami
09/22 W 30-14		 N.Y. Jets
09/29 W 16-10 at Buffalo
10/06 W 33-7 at Washington
10/10 W 35-14		 N.Y. Giants
10/21 W 33-0 at N.Y. Jets
10/27 W 27-13		 Cleveland
11/03
L 20-37 at Baltimore
11/10				 BYE WEEK
11/17
W 17-10 at Philadelphia
11/24
W 13-9		 Dallas
12/01
L 22-28 at Houston
12/08 L 16-23		 Kansas City
12/15 W 34-13 at Cincinnati
12/21 W 24-17		 Buffalo
12/29
L 24-27		 Miami
AFC PLAYOFFS
01/04 L 13-20		 Tennessee

PATS
338
110
197
31
87/227
38.3
6/15
40.0
31:42
5664
354.0
1095
5.2
1703
106.4
447
3961
247.6
28/1924153
620/37861.0
981/44.9
81/41.3
94/828
13/6
49
17
25
7

69,79665,87872,02565,87857,06665,87865,87865,878

OPP
261
72
150
39
47/195
24.1
8/22
36.4
28:18
4414
275.9
948
4.7
1528
95.5
365
2886
180.4
47/3283214
536/30356.5
25
90/42.8
90/39.5
107/920
26/11
25
7
13
5

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
118 97 107 98 0 420
Opponents
46 82 51 46 0 225
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Folk
0 0 0 0 12/12 14/17 0 54
Michel
7 7 0 00/0 0/0 0 42
Edelman
6 0 6 00/0 0/0 0 38
White
6 1 5 00/0 0/0 0 38
Gostkowski 0 0 0 0 11/15 7/8 0 32
Dorsett II
5 0 5 00/0 0/0 0 30
Nugent0 0 0 0 15/16 5/8 0 30
Bolden4 3 1 00/0 0/0 0 24
Brady
3 3 0 00/0 0/0 0 18
3 3 0 00/0 0/0 0 18
Burkhead
Gilmore2 0 0 20/0 0/0 0 12
Harry
2 0 2 00/0 0/0 0 12
Brown
1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
Collins Sr.
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Gordon1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
Hightower
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Izzo
1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
LaCosse1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
E. Roberts
1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
Sanu Sr.
1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
Slater
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Van Noy
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Winovich
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Forbath
0 0 0 0
1/2
1/1 0 4
Patriots
49 17 25 7 39/45 27/34 0 420
Opponents 25 7 13 5 24/25 17/19 0 225
2-Pt. Conversions: Edelman, White, TM 2-4,
Opponents 0-0.

RUSHING
MichelBurkheadWhite
BoldenHarry
Brady
Edelman
Dorsett II
HarrisSanu Sr.
Brown
Develin
GordonStidhamPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
247 912 3.7
65 302 4.6
67 263 3.9
15
68 4.5
549 9.826
34 1.38
27 3.4
3
21 7.04
12 3.0
1
8 8.0
1
5 5.0
2
3 1.5
1
1 1.0
2
-2 -1.0447 1703 3.8
365 1528 4.2

LG TD
26
7
33t 3
32
1
21
3
18
0
17
3
9
0
9
0
13
0
8
0
5
0
2
0
1
0
-1
0
33t 1765t 7RECEIVING
EdelmanWhite
Dorsett II
Burkhead
MeyersSanu Sr.
GordonWatson
LaCosseHarry
MichelBoldenIzzo
Brown
Olszewski
E. Roberts
JohnsonTomlinson
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
100 1117 11.2
72 645 9.0
29 397 13.7
27 279 10.3
26 359 13.8
26 207 8.0
20 287 14.4
17 173 10.2
13
131 10.1
12 105 8.8
12
94 7.89
111 12.3
6
114 19.0
456 14.0
2
34 17.0
1
38 38.0
1
5 5.0
1
1 1.0
378 4153 11.0
303 3214 10.6

LG TD
44
6
59
5
58t 5
32
0
32
0
22
1
44
1
26
0
24
1
18
2
19
0
29t 1
41
1
20t 1
29
0
38t 1
5
0
1
0
59 25
64t 13

INTERCEPTIONS
GilmoreD. McCourty
JacksonCollins Sr.
HarmonJ. McCourty
Simon
Guy
BrooksPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
6 126 21.0 64t
549 9.8 24539 7.8 19
385 28.3 69t
2
27 13.5 27
1
16 16.0 16
1
6 6.0
6
1
5 5.0
5
1
0 0.0
0
25 353 14.1 69t
9 211 23.4 62

TD
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
3
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN LG BLK
Bailey81 3638 44.9 41.3 6 36 65 0
Patriots 81 3638 44.9 41.3 6 36 65 0
Opponents 90 3848 42.8 39.5 3 29 63 4
PUNT RETURNS
Olszewski
Sanu Sr.
Burkhead
Patriots
Opponents

NO FC
20 16
9 9
0 1
29 26
28 18

YDS
179
54
0
233
175

AVG
9.0
6.0
0.0
8.0
6.3

KICK RETURNS
BoldenWhite
EdelmanPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
23 515 22.4
2
41 20.5
1
19 19.0
26 575 22.1
29 607 20.9

LG
38
21
19
38
40

LG
22
14
0
22
17

TD
0
0
0
0
0
TD
0
0
0
0
0

SACKS: Collins Sr. 7.0, Van Noy 6.5, Butler 6.0, Hightower 5.5, Winovich 5.5, Simon 4.0, Guy 3.0, Shelton 3.0,
Bennett 2.5, Wise Jr. 2.0, Roberts 1.0, Tm 1.0
Patriots 47.0, Opponents 28.0
PASSINGATT CMP YARDS CMP%
Brady
613 373 4057
60.8
Stidham42
14
50.0
Edelman2
2
47 100.0White1
1
35 100.0
Patriots
620 373 4153
61.0
Opponents 536 378 3214 56.52024 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | PATRIOTS.COM

FIELD GOALS
Folk
Gostkowski
NugentForbathPatriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1/1
5/5
3/3
4/7 1/1
0/0
3/3
3/3
1/2 0/0
0/0
3/4
2/3
0/1 0/0
0/0
1/1
0/0
0/0 0/0
1/1 12/13
8/9 5/10 1/1
1/1
3/3
6/6
7/9 0/0

GOSTKOWSKI: (25G, 41G, 35G, 39G) (48N, 28G) (37G)(23G) () () () () () () () () () () () ()NUGENT: () () () () (37G, 23G) (40N) (34G) (20G, 29N, 29G,
34N) () () () () () () () ()FOLK: () () () () () () () () (22G, 19G) (35G, 39G) (44G, 46N,
48N, 42G) () (41N, 29G) (40G, 46G) (36G, 51G, 20G) (25G)
FORBATH: () () () () () () () () () () () (23G) () () () ()OPPONENTS: (19G) () () (46G, 49N) () () () (38G, 47G) (39G)(42G) () (48G, 31G, 41G) (34G, 48G) (35G) (27G, 32G)
STARTERS
Offense: WR Josh Gordon (6), Phillip Dorsett II (4),Mohamed Sanu Sr. (4), N’Keal Harry (2); LT Marshall
Newhouse (8), Isaiah Wynn (8); LG Joe Thuney (16); C
Ted Karras (15), James Ferentz (1); RG Shaq Mason (15),James Ferentz (1); RT Marcus Cannon (15), Marshall Newhouse (1); TE Ben Watson (8), Matt LaCosse (5), Ryan
Izzo (3); 2nd WR Julian Edelman (13), N’Keal Harry (1),Mohamed Sanu Sr. (1); QB Tom Brady (16); RB Sony Michel (14), Brandon Bolden (1), James White (1); 2nd TE
Matt LaCosse (3), Eric Tomlinson (2), Ryan Izzo (1); Jakob
Johnson (3) FB James Develin (2); 2nd RB Rex Burkhead(1), Brandon Bolden (1) 3rd WR N’Keal Harry (2), Jakobi
Meyers (1), Mohamed Sanu Sr. (1).
Defense: LE Lawrence Guy (15), Shilique Calhoun (1); DT,
Danny Shelton (14), Lawrence Guy (1), Deatrich Wise Jr.
(1); RE John Simon (11), Adam Butler (2), Deatrich Wise
Jr. (2), Michael Bennett (1); LB Kyle Van Noy (14), Elandon Roberts (1), John Simon (1); LB Dont’a Hightower(15), Ja’Whaun Bentley (1); LB Jamie Collins Sr. (15); LB
Elandon Roberts (3), Ja’Whaun Bentley (1); LCB Jason
McCourty (10), J.C. Jackson (6); RCB Stephon Gilmore(16), S Patrick Chung (12), Duron Harmon (2), Jonathan
Jones (2); S Devin McCourty (16); DB Jonathan Jones (7),Duron Harmon (6).

Results

TEAM STATISTICS
Total First Downs
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
Possession Avg.
Total Net Yards
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNet Yards Rushing
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
Net Yards Passing
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
Punts/Average
Net Punting Avg.
Penalties/Yards
Fumbles/Ball Lost
Touchdowns
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
65,87865,51365,87870,31776,48365,87878,52365,87871,1572019 Coaching Staff: Cameron Achord, AssistantSpecial Teams; Steve Belichick, Safeties; Bret Bielema,
Defensive Line; Moses Cabrera, Head Strength andConditioning; Nick Caley, Tight Ends; DeMarcus Covington, Outside Linebackers; Ivan Fears, Running Backs;
Joe Judge, Special Teams Coordinator/Wide Receivers;
Mick Lombardi, Assistant Quarterbacks, Deron Mayo,
Assistant Strength and Conditioning; Jerod Mayo, Inside
Linebackers, Josh McDaniels, Offensive Coordinator/
Quarterbacks; Mike Pellegrino, Cornerbacks; ColePopovich, Assistant Running Backs, Dante Scarnecchia,
Offensive Line.
Pro Bowl (3): Stephon Gilmore (3), Dont’a Hightower(2), Matthew Slater (8).

YDS/ATT TD TD% INT INT%
6.62
24 3.9
8 1.3
3.50
0 0.0
1 25.032.00
1 50.0
0 0.0
35.00
0 0.0
0 0.0
6.70
25 4.0
9 1.5
6.00
13 2.4 25 4.7

LG SK/YDS RATING
59 27/185
88.0
11
1/7
18.8
32
0/0 158.3
35
0/0 118.8
59 28/192 88.2
64t 47/328 62.8

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HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • THIRD IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Results

Date W/L Score		 Opp.
09/13 W 21-11		 Miami
09/20 L 30-35 at Seattle
09/27 W 36-20		 Las Vegas
10/05 L 10-26 at Kansas City
10/11				 BYE WEEK
L 12-18		 Denver
10/18
10/25 L 6-33		 San Francisco
11/01
L 21-24 at Buffalo
11/09 W 30-27 at N.Y. Jets
11/15
W 23-17		 Baltimore
11/22
L 20-27 at Houston
11/29 W 20-17		 Arizona
12/06 W 45-0 at L.A. Chargers
12/10
L 3-24 at L.A. Rams
12/20 L 12-22 at Miami
12/28
L 9-38		 Buffalo
01/03 W 28-14		 N.Y. Jets

TEAM STATISTICS
Total First Downs
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
Possession Avg.
Total Net Yards
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNet Yards Rushing
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
Net Yards Passing
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
Punts/Average
Net Punting Avg.
Penalties/Yards
Fumbles/Ball Lost
Touchdowns
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
332
143
157
32
76/187
40.9
9/17
52.9
28:58
5236
327.3
979
5.3
2346
146.6
502
2890
180.6
37/2343124
440/28364.3
1455/48.7
55/45.6
62/534
19/5
36
20
12
4

Att.

12,72912,503

13,354

OPP
339
131
187
21
76/186
40.9
9/16
56.3
31:02
5660
353.8
982
5.8
2103
131.4
464
3557
222.3
24/1653722
494/33367.4
18
52/46.052/37.9
82/639
11/4
41
17
22
2

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
38 104 82 102 0 326
69 115 86 83 0 353
Opponents
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Folk
0 0 0 0 30/33 26/28 0 108
Newton13 12 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 78
Burkhead
6 3 3 00/0 0/0 0 36
White
3 2 1 00/0 0/0 0 18
Harris
2 2 0 00/0 0/0 0 12
Harry
2 0 2 00/0 0/0 0 12
0/0 0/0 0 12
D.McCourty 2 0 0 2
Michel2 1 1 00/0 0/0 0 12
Olszewski
2 0 1 1
0/0 0/0 0 12
Asiasi1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
Byrd
1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
Johnson1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
Wise
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Meyers
0 0 0 00/0 0/0 0 2
Patriots
36 20 12 4 30/33 26/28 0 326
Opponents 41 17 22 2 37/39 22/27 0 353
2-Pt. Conversions: Meyers, TM 1-3, Opponents 2-2.

464

RUSHING
HarrisNewtonMichelBurkheadWhite
TaylorOlszewski
Edelman
Zuber
Byrd
MeyersHoyer
Stidham
Moncrief
Harry
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
137 691 5.0
137 592 4.3
79 449 5.7
67 274 4.1
35
121 3.5
23
110 4.8
5
23 4.62
22 11.02
21 10.5
2
15 7.5
2
9 4.5
1
8 8.0
7
7 1.0
1
4 4.0
2
0 0.0
502 2346 4.7
464 2103 4.5

LG
41
49
48
18
10
28
12
23
13
11
7
8
6
4
2
49
35

TD
2
12
1
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
17

RECEIVING
Meyers
White
Byrd
Harry
Burkhead
Edelman
Izzo
JohnsonMichelOlszewski
Harris
Keene
Asiasi
NewtonZuber
Moncrief
TaylorPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
59 729 12.4
49 375 7.7
47 604 12.9
33 309 9.4
25 192 7.7
21 315 15.0
13 199 15.3
8
35 4.47
114 16.3
562 12.4
5
52 10.4
3
16 5.32
39 19.5
2
35 17.5
2
29 14.5
1
15 15.01
4 4.0
283 3124 11.0
333 3722 11.2

LG TD
35
0
34
1
42t 1
30
2
24t 3
49
0
50
0
12
1
31t 1
38t 1
15
0
8
0
26t 1
19t 1
16
0
15
0
4
0
50 12
54t 22

INTERCEPTIONS
JacksonD. McCourty
Phillips
Jones
GilmoreBryantWinovich
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
980 8.9 30
262 31.0 43t
2
5 2.5
5
2
0 0.0
0
1
15 15.0 15
1
0 0.0
0
1
0 0.0
0
18 162 9.0 43t
14 256 18.3 79t

TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN LG BLK
Bailey55 2678 48.7 45.6 5 31 71 0
Patriots 55 2678 48.7 45.6 5 31 71 0
Opponents 52 2390 46.0 37.9 3 18 65 0
PUNT RETURNS
Olszewski
Byrd
TaylorPatriots
Opponents

NO FC YDS
20 11 346
2 5
0
1 0
11
23 16 357
12 18 71

KICK RETURNS
Olszewski
Moncrief
TaylorDuggerPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
18 418
7 165
4
87
2
47
31 71732 680

AVG LG
17.3 70t0.0
011.0 1115.5 70t
5.9 20
AVG
23.2
23.6
21.8
23.5
23.1
21.3

LG
33
53
28
30
53
49

PASSINGATT CMP YARDS CMP%
Newton368 242 2657
65.8
Stidham44
22 256
50.0
Hoyer
24
15 13062.5
Edelman2
2
38 100.0
Meyers22
43 100.0
Patriots
440 273 3124 64.3
Opponents 494 333 3722
67.4

TD
1
0
0
1
0
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0

SACKS: Winovich 5.5, Butler 4.0, Wise 2.5, Calhoun 2.0,
Guy 2.0, Simon 2.0, Bentley 1.5, Rivers 1.5, Cowart 1.0,
Phillips 1.0, Uche 1.0.
Patriots 24.0, Opponents 37.0
FIELD GOALS
Folk
Patriots
Opponents

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0/0
6/6
7/7 11/12 2/3
0/0
6/6
7/7 11/12 2/3
0/0
8/8
5/5
6/9 3/5

FOLK: (45N) (51N,25G) (33G,23G,32G) (43G) (41G,38G)(40G,41G) (43G,33G) (45G,29G,51G)(20G) (45G,36G)(22G,50G) (32G) (29G) (45G,36G,45G,42G) (45G) ()OPPONENTS: (46G) () (29G,41N,25G) (23G,39G)(45G,44G,27G,52G,20G,54G) (41G,32G) (28G) (35G,50G)(24G) (36G,46G) (47G,45N) (46N,58B) (35G) (52N) (22G) ()STARTERS
Offense: WR N. Harry (8), J. Meyers (8); LT Isaiah Wynn(9), Justin Herron (4), Jermaine Eluemunor (3); LG Joe
Thuney (14), Mike Onwenu (1), Isaiah Wynn (1); C David
Andrews (12), James Ferentz (2), Joe Thuney (2); RG Shaq
Mason (13), Mike Onwenu (3); RT Mike Onwenu (10),Jermaine Eluemunor (5); TE Ryan Izzo (12), Devin Asiasi(3), Justin Herron (1); 2nd WR Damiere Byrd (14), Julian
Edelman (1); QB Cam Newton (15), Brian Hoyer (1); RB
Damien Harris (10), Sony Michel (6); FB Jakob Johnson(10); 3rd T Mike Onwenu (2), Justin Herron (1); 3rd WR
Gunner Olszewski (2), Jakobi Meyers (1), N’Keal Harry (1).
Defense: LE John Simon (16); DL Lawrence Guy 14,
Nick Thurman (1), Adam Butler (1); RE Deatrich Wise Jr.
(7), Chase Winovich (6), Tashawn Bower (2), Carl Davis(1); 3rd DL Adam Butler (1); LB Ja’Whaun Bentley (15),Brandon Copeland (4), Terez Hall (4), Anfernee Jennings(4), Chase Winovich (3), Tashawn Bower (1), Josh Uche(1), Tashawn Bower (1); Nickel Kyle Dugger (7), Jonathan
Jones (7), Terrence Brooks (1); Dime Terrence Brooks (1),J.C. Jackson (1); LCB Jason McCourty (11), J.C. Jackson(5); RCB Stephon Gilmore (11), J.C. Jackson (5), S Devin
McCourty (16); S Adrian Phillips (16).
2020 Coaching Staff: Cam Achord, Special Teams Coordinator; Brian Belichick, Safeties; Steve Belichick, Outside Linebackers; Carmen Bricillo, Offensive Line; Troy
Brown, Running Backs, Kick Returners; Moses Cabrera,
Head Strength and Conditioning; Nick Caley, Tight Ends,
Fullbacks; DeMarcus Covington, Defensive Line; Ivan
Fears, Running Backs; Jedd Fisch, Quarterbacks; Joe
Houston, Special Teams Assistant; Mick Lombardi, Wide
Receivers; Deron Mayo, Strength and Conditioning Assistant; Jerod Mayo, Inside Linebackers; Josh McDaniels,
Offensive Coordinator; Mike Pellegrino, Cornerbacks;
Cole Popovich, Offensive Line.
Pro Bowl (3): Jake Bailey (1), Stephon Gilmore (4),Matthew Slater (9).

YDS/ATT TD TD% INT INT%
7.22
8 2.2 10 2.7
5.82
2 4.5
3 6.8
5.42
0 0.0
1 4.2
19.00
0 0.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
21.50
2 100.0
7.10
12 2.7 14 3.2
7.53
22 4.5 18 3.6

LG SK/YDS RATING
50 31/195
82.9
38t
4/21
54.7
25
2/18
59.4
22
0/0 118.8
24t
0/0 158.3
50 37/234
81.1
54t 24/165 89.3

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2021 Final Statistics (10-7)

HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • SECOND IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM
Opp.
Miami
N.Y. Jets
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
HoustonDallas OT
N.Y. Jets
L.A. Chargers
Carolina
Cleveland
AtlantaTennessee
Buffalo
BYE WEEK
Indianapolis
BuffaloJacksonville
Miami

TEAM STATISTICS
Total First Downs
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
Possession Avg.
Total Net Yards
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNet Yards Rushing
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
Net Yards Passing
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
Punts/Average
Net Punting Avg.
Penalties/Yards
Fumbles/Ball Lost
Touchdowns
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
362
139
187
36
91/209
43.5
11/17
64.7
30:28
6008
353.4
1052
5.7
2158
126.9
489
3857
226.9
28/241
4098
535/36468.0
1352/44.5
52/39.6
95/854
20/10
51
24
24
3

BuffaloAtt.
65,87875,62665,87865,87868,45065,87865,87870,24072,20365,87868,28665,87869,694

66,39165,87865,87866,514
69,188

OPP
308
111
176
21
77/211
36.5
17/32
53.1
29.32
5283
310.8
1038
5.1
2103
123.7
464
3181
187.1
36/2563437
538/31959.3
2355/46.9
55/39.3
100/831
14/7
35
9
21
5

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
77 143 77 165 0 462
Opponents
89 77 60 71 6 303
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Folk
0 0 0 0 42/47 36/39 0 150
Harris15 15 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 90
Henry
9 0 9 00/0 0/0 0 54
Bourne5 0 5 00/0 0/0 0 30
Stevenson
5 5 0 00/0 0/0 0 30
Bolden3 1 2 00/0 0/0 1 20
Agholor3 0 3 00/0 0/0 0 18
Meyers
2 0 2 00/0 0/0 2 16
Taylor
2 2 0 00/0 0/0 0 12
Wilkerson
2 0 2 00/0 0/0 0 12
White
1 1 0 00/0 0/0 0 6
Van Noy
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Phillips
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Smith
1 0 1 00/0 0/0 0 6
Jackson
1 0 0 1
0/0 0/0 0 6
Patriots
51 24 24 3 42/47 36/39 3 462
Opponents 35 9 21 5 27/30 22/33 0 303
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 3/4, Opponents: 0/3.

RUSHING
HarrisStevenson
BoldenJones
BourneSmith
White
TaylorAgholorOlszewski
MeyersBaileyHoyer
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
202 929 4.6
133 606 4.6
44 226 5.1
44 129 2.912 125 10.4
940 4.410
38 3.819
37 1.93
11 3.7
1
9 9.0
1
9 9.0
0
0 0.0
11
-8 -0.7
489 2151 4.4
464 2103 4.5

LG TD
64t 15
21
5
24
1
13
0
18
0
9
0
10
1
15
2
6
0
9
0
9
0
0
0
2
0
64t 2475
9RECEIVING
MeyersBourneHenry
BoldenAgholorSmith
HarrisStevenson
Harry
White
JohnsonWilkerson
TaylorOlszewski
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
83 866 10.4
55 800 14.5
50 603 12.1
41 405 9.9
37 473 12.8
28 294 10.5
18 132 7.3
14 123 8.8
12 184 15.3
12
94 7.8443 10.8
442 10.5
48 2.0
231 15.5
364 4098 11.3
319 3437 10.8

LG TD
39
2
75t 5
35
9
28
2
44
3
28
1
21
0
41
0
43
0
28
0
29
0
20t 2
5
0
22
0
75t 2467t 21

INTERCEPTIONS
JacksonDuggerPhillips
McCourty
Van NoyBryantCollins
Jones
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG
8
92 11.5 88t
4 100 25.0 37
439 9.8 26t
3
22 7.3 22135 35.0 35t
133 33.0 33
1
1 1.0
1
1
0 0.0
0
23 322 14.0 88t
13 262 20.2 46

TD
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
3
3

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN LG BLK
Bailey49 2316 47.3 39.6 6 23 71 3
Patriots 52 2316 44.5 39.6 6 23 71 3
Opponents 55 2580 46.9 39.3 5 9 63 0
PUNT RETURNS
Olszewski
J.Meyers
N.Harry
Patriots
Opponents
KICK RETURNS
Olszewski
Bolden
McCourty
TaylorJohnsonPatriots
Opponents

NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
26 10 309 11.9 27
0
1 2
7
7.0
7
0
1 0
0
0.0
0
0
28 12 316 11.3 27 0
16 13 138 8.6 25 0
NO YDS AVG LG TD
18 416 23.1 37
03
62 20.7 25
02
27 13.5 18
0
1
25 25.0 25
01
14 14.0 14
025 544 21.8 37
055 1166 21.2 38
0

FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39
Folk
0/ 0
9/ 9 11/ 11
Patriots
0/ 0
9/ 9 11/ 11
6/ 6 7/ 10
Opponents 0/ 040-49 50+
11/ 11 5/ 8
11/ 11 5/ 8
9/ 12 0/ 5

FOLK: (27G,42G,33G) (46G,49G,32G,26G) (45G,26G)(27G,56N) (52G,52G,32G,21G) () (39G,50G) (24G,48G,
48G,30G) (37G,54N) (38G) (32G,44G,53G,33G) (22G,37G,
44G,53N,28G,52G) (41G,34G) (25G) () (43G) (43G)OPPONENTS: (48G) (21G,53N,35G) (52N,36N)(29G,36N,44G,27G,48G)(33G,56N) (30G,45G,51N,49G)(48N) (48G) (39G,49G) () (50N)(44N) (35G,33N)(25G,41G,49N) (25G,34G) (29G) (30G,49G)
STARTERS
Offense: WR Nelson Agholor (13), C David Andrews (17),RB Brandon Bolden (1), WR Kendrick Bourne (5), RT Trent
Brown (9), RT Yodny Cajuste (2), RT Yasir Durant (1), LG
James Ferentz (2), RB Damien Harris (15), WR N’Keal
Harry (4), TE Hunter Henry (10), T Justin Herron (4), FB
Jakob Johnson (6), QB Mac Jones (17), LG Ted Karras (13),
RG Shaq Mason (15), WR Jakobi Meyers (16), TE Mike Onwenu (8), TE Jonnu Smith (11), RB Rhamondre Stevenson(2), LT Isaiah Wynn (15), WR Kristian Wilkerson (1)Defense: DL Christian Barmore (2), LB Ja’Whaun Bentley(16), DB Myles Bryant (2), LB Jamie Collins Sr. (2), DL Carl
Davis Jr. (4), DB Kyle Dugger (12), DL Davon Godchaux(16), DL Lawrence Guy (17), LB Dont’a Hightower (15),
J.C. Jackson (17), DB Jonathan Jones (1), LB Matthew
Judon (16), LB Harvey Langi (1), DB Devin McCourty (17),DB Jalen Mills (16), DB Adrian Phillips (13), LB Kyle Van
Noy (8), CB Joejuan Williams (1), DL Deatrich Wise Jr. (9)2021 Coaching Staff: Cam Achord, Special Teams Coordinator; Brian Belichick, Safeties; Steve Belichick, Outside Linebackers; Carmen Bricillo, Offensive Line; Troy
Brown, Wide Receivers, Kick Returners; Moses Cabrera,
Head Strength and Conditioning; Nick Caley, Tight Ends,
Fullbacks; DeMarcus Covington, Defensive Line; Ross
Douglas, NFL Coaching Fellowship, Defense; Ivan Fears,
Running Backs; Bo Hardegree, Quality Control, Quarterbacks; Joe Houston, Special Teams Assistant; Tyler
Hughes, Offensive Assistant; Mick Lombardi, Receivers;
Deron Mayo, Strength and Conditioning Assistant; Jerod
Mayo, Inside Linebackers; Josh McDaniels, Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks; Matt Patricia, Senior Football
Advisor; Mike Pellegrino, Cornerbacks; Cole Popovich,
Offensive Line; Evan Rothstein, Research and Analysis,
Coaching; Vinnie Sunseri, Running Backs; Billy Yates,
Assistant Offensive Line;

Results

Date W/L Score		
09/12 L 16-17		
09/19 W 25-6 at
09/26 L 13-28		
10/03 L 17-19		
10/10 W 25-22 at
10/17
L 29-35		
10/24 W 54-13		
10/31 W 27-24 at
11/07
W 24-6 at
W 45-7		
11/14
11/18
W 25-0 at
11/28 W 36-13		
12/06 W 14-10 at
12/12				L 17-27 at
12/18
12/26 L 21-33		
01/02 W 50-10		
01/09 L 24-33 at
AFC PLAYOFFS
01/15
L 17-47 at

Pro Bowl (4): J.C. Jackson (1), Mac Jones (1)Matthew Judon (3).Matthew Slater (10).

SACKS: M.Judon 12.5, K.Van Noy 5.0, J.Uche 3.0,
D.Wise 3.0, D.Ekuale 2.0, C.Barmore 1.5, D.Hightower
1.5, L.Guy 1.5, C.Davis 1.0, J.Collins 1.0, M.Bryant 1.0,
D.Godchaux 1.0, T.Bower 1.0, J.Bentley 1.0
Patriots: 36.0, Opponents: 27.0
PASSINGATT CMP YARDS CMP%
Jones
521 352 3801 67.6%
Hoyer
11
9 227 81.8%
Meyers2
2
45 100.0%
Bourne1
1
25 100.0%
Patriots
535 364 4098 68.0%
Opponents 538 319 3437 59.3%

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YDS/ATT TD TD% INT INT%
7.3
22 4.2% 13 2.5%
20.6
1 9.1%
0 0.0%
22.5
0 0.0%
0 0.0%
25.0
1100.0% 0 0.0%
7.7
24 4.5% 13 2.4%
6.4
21 3.9% 23 4.3%

LG SK/YDS RATING
75t 28/241
92.5
48
0/0 149.030
0/0 118.8
25t
0/0 158.3
75t 28/241 95.5
67t 36/256 73.3

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2022 Final Statistics (8-9)

HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • THIRD IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

2022
SeasonDate W/L Score		Opp.
L 7-20 at Miami
09/11
09/18 W 17-14 at Pittsburgh
09/25 L 26-37		 Baltimore
10/02 L 24-27(OT) at Green Bay
10/09 W 29-0		 Detroit
10/16 W 38-15 at Cleveland
10/24
L 14-33		 Chicago
10/30 W 22-17 at N.Y. Jets
11/06 W 26-3		 Indianapolis
11/13				 BYE WEEK
11/20 W 10-3		 N.Y. Jets
11/24
L 26-33 at Minnesota
12/01
L 10-24		 Buffalo
12/12 W 27-13 at Arizona
12/18
L 24-30 at Las Vegas
12/24
L 18-22		 Cincinnati
01/01 W 23-21		 Miami
01/08 L 23-35 at Buffalo

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
Possession Avg.
Total Net Yards
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNet Yards Rushing
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
Net Yards Passing
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
Punts/Average
Net Punting Avg.
Penalties/Yards
Fumbles/Ball Lost
Touchdowns
Rushing
Passing
Returns

PATS
288
98
166
24
75/215
34.9
5/13
38.5
28:54
5348
314.6
1006
5.3
1812
106.6
425
3536
208.0
41/2793815
540/35866.3
1480/41.780/35.9
104/84
23/9
39
12
19
8

Att.
65,78667,30765,87878,31765,87867,43165,87882,82365,87865,87866,91865,87863,251
62,27365,87865,87870,753

OPP
314
90
194
30
97/241
40.2
10/27
37.0
31:06
5474
322.0
1091
5.0
1793
105.5
441
3681
216.5
54/3484029
596/36461.1
1971/44.9
71/38.2
189/699
24/11
40
7
28
5

SCORE BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL
Patriots
46 106 116 96 0 364		
Opponents
58 128 70 88 3 347
SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Folk
0 0 0 0 32/35 32/37 0 128
Meyers
6 0 6 0			
0 38
Stevenson 6 5 1 0			
0 36
Dugger
3 0 0 3			
0 18
D. Harris
3 3 0 0			
0 18
Mar. Jones 3 0 1 2			0 18
Parker
3 0 3 0			
0 18
Thornton
3 1 2 0			0 18
2 0 2 0			
0 12AgholorHenry
2 0 2 0			
0 12
Bourne1 0 1 0			
0 6
K. Harris
1 1 0 0			
0 6
Ja. Jones 1 0 0 1			
0 6
Jo. Jones 1 0 0 1			
0 6
Mac Jones 1 1 0 0			
0 6
McMillan
1 0 0 1			0 6
Montgomery 1 0 1 0			
0 6Strong
1 1 0 0			
0 6
TEAM
39 12 19 8 32/35 32/37 0 364
OPPONENTS 40 7 28 5 33/36 24/29 0 347
2-Pt Conv: Meyers, TM 1-4, OPP 1-3

466

RUSHING
Stevenson
D. Harris
Mac Jones
StrongK. Harris
BourneThornton
TaylorSmith
Zappe
Montgomery
MeyersPatriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
210 1040 5.0
106 462 4.4
47 102 2.2
10 100 10.0
18 52 2.96
39 6.53
16 5.3
10 9
0.9
1
5
5.0
10 0
0.0
2
-2
-1.0
2
-11 -5.5425 1812 4.3
441 1793 4.1

LG
49
30
15
44
14t
29
19t
5
5
5
0
7
49
38

TD
5
3
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
12
7

RECEIVING
Stevenson
MeyersHenry
BourneParkerAgholor
Smith
Thornton
D. Harris
StrongMar. Jones
Montgomery
Humphrey
TaylorZappe
Patriots
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
69 421 6.1
67 804 12.0
41 509 12.4
35 434 12.4
31 539 17.4
31 362 11.7
27 245 9.1
22 247 11.2
17 97 5.7
7
42 6.0478 19.5
3
15 5.02
20 10.0
1
8
8.0
1
-6
-6.0
358 3815 10.7
364 4029 11.1

LG
40
48t
39
41
43
44t
53
29
15
16
48t
7
11
8
-6
53
63

TD
1
6
2
1
3
2
0
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
19
28

INTERCEPTIONS
Jo. Jones
McCourty
DuggerMar. Jones
Ja. Jones
Mills
BryantBentley
Patriots
Opponents

NO
4
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
19
14

LG
55
36
39t
69t
40t
15
11
7
69t
42

TD
1
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
5
0

YDS
89
66
55
87
40
28
11
7
383
154

AVG
22.3
16.5
18.3
43.5
20.0
14.0
11.0
7.0
20.2
11.0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN LG BLK
Palardy
42 1781 42.4 36.4 5 10 58 1
Bailey37 1557 42.1 35.3 5 12 62 0
Patriots 80 3338 41.7 35.9 10 22 62 1
Opponents 71 3187 44.9 38.2 3 26 69 1
PUNT RETURNS
Mar. Jones
BryantPatriots
Opponents

NO
29
10
39
34

FC
8
2
10
19

YDS
362
56
418
267

KICK RETURNS
Mar. Jones
StrongSmith
DuggerMontgomery
Patriots
Opponents

NO
27
5
2
1
1
36
52

YDS
645
115
31
37
28
856
1333

AVG LG TD
12.5 84t 1
5.6 16 0
10.7 84t 1
7.9 43 0

AVG LG TD
23.9 46 0
23.0 26 0
15.5 16 0
37.0 37 0
28.0 28 0
23.8 46 0
25.6 101t 3

FIELD GOALS
Folk
TEAM
OPPONENTS

1-19 20-29 30-39
1/ 1 9/ 9
8/ 8
1/ 1 9/ 9
8/ 8
0/ 0 3/ 3
9/10

40-49 50+
10/14 4/ 5
10/14 4/ 5
8/10 4/ 6

FOLK: ( ) (28G,52N) (35G,50G) (37G) (37G,32G,44G,37G,
29G) (19G,45N) () (31G,42G,49G,45G,52G) (49G,43G,
43G,28G) (24G,44N,43N) (34G,46G,23G,25G) (48N,39G)(51G,23G) (24G,47G,54G) ( )(49G) (24G)
OPPONENTS: (43G,49G) (36G,52G) (56G) (38G,31G) ()(39G,48G,51G) (42G,23G,38G,50G) (28G,45N) (39N,40G)(45G) (30G,36G) (48G) (50N,33G,32G) (49G) (28G,43N)(51N) ()STARTERS
Offense: WR Nelson Agholor (7), C David Andrews (14),WR Kendrick Bourne (2), LT Trent Brown (16), RT Yodny
Cajuste (2), RT Marcus Cannon (4), C James Ferentz (3),
RB Damien Harris (9), RB Kevin Harris (1), TE Hunter Henry (14), QB Brian Hoyer (1), WR Lil’Jordan Humphrey (2),QB Mac Jones (14), RT Conor McDermott (6), WR Jakobi
Meyers (13), LB Mike Onwenu (17), WR DeVante Parker(11), TE Jonnu Smith (8), RB Rhamondre Stevenson (7),
LG Cole Strange (17), WR Tyquan Thornton (9), LT Isaiah
Wynn (6), QB Bailey Zappe (2)Defense: DL Christian Barmore (3), LB Ja’Whaun Bentley (17), DB Myles Bryant (6), LB Jamie Collins Sr. (1),
DL Carl Davis Jr. (2), DB Kyle Dugger (15), DL Davon Godchaux (17), DL Lawrence Guy (14), LB Anfernee Jennings(10), DB Jack Jones (2), DB Jonathan Jones (16), DB
Marcus Jones (4), LB Matthew Judon (15), DB Devin McCourty (17), LB Raekwon McMillan (1), DB Jalen Mills (10),DB Jabrill Peppers (5), DB Adrian Phillips (8), LB Jahlani
Tavai (12), Mack Wilson Sr. (3), DL Deatrich Wise Jr. (16)2022 Coaching Staff: Cam Achord, Special Teams
Coordinator; Brian Belichick, Safeties; Steve Belichick,Linebackers; V’Angelo Bentley, NFL Coaching Fellowship/
Defense; Troy Brown, Wide Receivers/Kickoff Returners;
Moses Cabrera, Head Strength and Conditioning; NickCaley, Tight Ends; DeMarcus Covington, Defensive Line;
Ross Douglas, Wide Receivers/NFL Coaching Fellowship;
Joe Houston, Special Teams Assistant; Tyler Hughes,
Offensive Assistant; Joe Judge, Offensive Assistant/
Quarterbacks; Deron Mayo, Strength and Conditioning
Assistant; Jerod Mayo, Linebackers; Matt Patricia,
Senior Football Advisor/Offensive Line; Mike Pellegrino, Cornerbacks; Evan Rothstein, Offensive Assistant;Vinnie Sunseri, Running Backs; Billy Yates, Assistant
Offensive LinePro Bowl (1): Matthew Judon (4)SACKS: SACKS: Judon 15.5, Uche 11.5, Wise 7.5, Bentley
3, Barmore 2.5, Ekuale 2, Guy 2, Godchaux 1.5, Jennings
1.5, Tavai 1.5, Wilson 1.5, Ca. Davis 1, Dugger 1, McMillan
1, (group) 1,
Patriots: 54, Opponents: 41
PASSINGATT
Mac Jones 442
Zappe
92
Hoyer
6
TEAM
540
OPPONENTS 596

CMP YARDS CMP% YDS/ATT
288 2997 65.2 6.78
65 78170.7 8.49
5
37
83.3 6.17
358 3815 66.3 7.06
364 4029 61.1 6.76

TD
14
5
0
19
28

TD%
3.2
5.4
0.0
3.5
4.7

INT
11
3
0
14
19

INT%
2.5
3.3
0.0
2.6
3.2

LG
48t
53
27
53
63

SK/YDS RATING
34/ 231 84.8
6/ 40
100.9
1/ 8 		 92.4
41/ 279 87.7
54/ 348 83.5

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2023 Final Statistics (4-13)

HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK • FOURTH IN AFC EAST • HOME STADIUM: GILLETTE STADIUM

Date W/L Score		Opp.
09/10 L 20-25 		
Philadelphia
L 17-24 		 Miami
09/17
09/24 W 15-10 at N.Y. Jets
10/01
L 3-38 at Dallas
10/08 L 0-34		 New Orleans
10/15
L 17-21 at Las Vegas
10/22 W 29-25 		 Buffalo
10/29 L 17-31 at Miami
11/05
L 17-20 		 Washington
11/12
L 6-10		 Indianapolis
11/19			BYE WEEK
11/26
L 7-10at N.Y. Giants
12/03 L 0- 6 		 L.A. Chargers
12/07 W 21-18 at Pittsburgh
12/17
L 17-27 		 Kansas City
12/24 W 26-23 at Denver
12/31
L 21-27 at Buffalo
01/07
L 3-17 		 N.Y. JetsSCORE BY PERIODS

Patriots
Opponents

1

2

82,21164,62866,37664,62876,201
70,77264,628

PATS
261
93
153
15
67/222
30.2
9/25
36.0
28:03
4696
276.2
1020
4.6
1627
95.7
415
3069
180.5
48/3233392
557/35163.0
21
98/46.9
98/40.8
89/676
19/8
27
9
16
2

OPP
305
100
181
24
86/237
36.3
10/19
52.6
31:57
5127
301.6
1091
4.7
1584
93.2
480
3543
208.4
36/2483791
575/37064.3
1086/47.086/42.7
75/544
24/8
38
14
19
5

3

OT TOTAL

4

40 81 46 69
89 116 56 105

0
0

236
366

SCORING TD Ru Pa Rt PAT FG S TP
Ryland0 0 0 0 24/25 16/25 0 72
Henry
6 0 6 0 			
0 36
Elliott
5 3 2 0			
0 30
Bourne4 0 4 0 			
0 24
Stevenson 4 4 0 0			
0 24
2 0 2 0 			
0 12
GesickiP. Brown
1 0 1 0			
0 6
Davis
1 0 0 1 		
0 6
Harris
1 1 0 0			
0 6
Reagor
1 0 0 1 			
0 6
Smith-Schuster 1 0 1 0 			
0 6
Zappe
1 1 0 0 			
0 6
Judon
0 0 0 0 			
1 2
27 9 16 2 24/25 16/25 1 236
TEAM
OPPONENTS 38 14 19 5 31/32 31/38 1 366
2-Pt Conv: TM 0-2, OPP 6-6

RUSHING
Elliott
Stevenson
Mac Jones
Zappe
HarrisThornton
Vaughn (LG)DouglasReagorMontgomery
BournePatriots
Opponents

NO YDS
184 642156 619
26 96
17 83
16 65
3
51
24 42
8
41
1
17
3
9
1
4
415 1627
480 1584

AVG
3.5
4.0
3.7
4.9
4.1
17.0
1.8
5.1
17.0
3.0
4.0
3.9
3.3

LG
17
64t
18
18
18t
39
9
20
17
7
4
64t
50t

TD
3
4
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
14

RECEIVING
Elliott
DouglasHenry
Stevenson
BourneParkerSmith-Schuster
GesickiP. Brown
Thornton
ReagorMontgomery
HarrisBoutteVaughn (LG )Strange
Patriots
Opponents

NO
51
49
42
38
37
33
29
29
13
13
7
5
3
2
2
0
351
370

YDS AVG
313 6.1
561 11.4
419 10.0
238 6.3
406 11.0
394 11.9
260 9.0
244 8.4
208 16.091
7.0
138 19.7
40 8.058 19.3
19 9.52
1.0
3--3392 9.7
3791 10.2

LG
23
42
24t
34
36
30
37
18
58t
15
39
17
48
11
3
3
58t
51

TD
2
0
6
0
4
0
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
19

INTERCEPTIONS
DuggerPeppers
Ja. Tavai
Mapu
Jackson (LG)BryantAustin (LG)Austin (TM)
Gonzalez
Patriots
Opponents

NO
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
21

YDS
35
33
2
20
9
6
0
0
0
96
435

LG
20
32
2
20
9
6
0
0
0
32
70t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4

AVG
17.5
16.5
1.0
20.0
9.0
6.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
9.6
20.7

PUNTING NO YDS AVG NET TB IN LG BLK
Baringer 98 4598 46.9 40.8 8 38 79 0
Patriots 98 4598 46.9 40.8 8 38 79 0
Opponents 86 4042 47.0 42.7 8 41 74 0
PUNT RETURNS
BryantDouglasPeppersMar. Jones
Patriots
Opponents

NO
15
11
4
3
33
44

FC
12
10
3
1
26
24

KICK RETURNS
Montgomery
ReagorBryantHarrisPatriots
Opponents

NO
9
7
1
1
18
21

YDS
219
221
11
20
471
433

YDS
105
56
26
21
208
439

AVG LG TD
7.0 15 0
5.1 25 0
6.5 18 0
7.0 21 0
6.3 25 0
10.0 52 0

AVG LG TD
24.3 43 0
31.6 98t 1
11.0 110
20.0 20 0
26.2 98t 1
20.6 42 0

FIELD GOALS
RylandTEAM
OPPONENTS

1-19 20-29 30-39
0/ 0 4/4
5/7
0/ 0 4/4
5/7
0/0 8/8
12/13

40-49 50+
5/10 2/4
5/10 2/4
3/6
8/11

FOLK: ( ) (49G)(48G,48N,57N,51G)(29G,52N)(48N)2(43G)(30G,24G,49G)(38G)(43G)(37G,35N,24G)(35N)()()(41N,25G)(33G,47N,56G)(47N)(30G)
OPPONENTS: (32G,56G,48G,51G)(23G,49B,55N)(52G)(23G,23G,33G)(54G,53G)(25G,37G,30G,24G)(36G,42N)(30G) (37G,30G)(57N,51G)(42G)(38G,38G)(56G)(39N,29G,
54G)(57N)(35G,24G)(21G,40G,49N,33G)
STARTERS
Offense: RT Calvin Anderson (2), C David Andrews (17),LG Jake Andrews (1), Pharaoh Brown (10), WR Kendrick
Bourne (5), LT Trent Brown (8), WR Demario Douglas (7),RB Ezekiel Elliott (5), TE Mike Gesicki (10), TE HunterHenry (10), QB Mac Jones (11), OL Vederian Lowe (8),OL Atonio Mafi (5), LT Conor McDermott (5), OL Mike Onwenu (15), WR DeVante Parker (13), WR Jalen Reagor (1),
WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (7), TE Matt Sokol (1), RG Sidy
Sow (14), RB Rhamondre Stevenson (12), LG Cole Strange(10), WR Tyquan Thornton (2), DL Deatrich Wise Jr. (14),QB Bailey Zappe (6)2022
SeasonTEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made/Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made/Att
4th Down Pct.
Possession Avg.
Total Net Yards
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per PlayNet Yards Rushing
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
Net Yards Passing
Avg. Per Game
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Attempts/Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
Punts/Average
Net Punting Avg.
Penalties/Yards
Fumbles/Ball Lost
Touchdowns
Rushing
Passing
Returns

Att.
64,62864,62880,87893,71964,62861,98564,62865,83664,62850,144

Defense: DL Christian Barmore (5), Ja’Whaun Bentley(16), DB Myles Bryant (6), S Kyle Dugger (17), DL Davon
Godchaux (17), CB Christian Gonzalez (4), DL Lawrence
Guy Sr. (12), LB Anfernee Jennings (11), CB Marcus Jones(1), CB Jonathan Jones (14), LB Matthew Judon (2), DB
Marte Mapu (1), S Jalen Mills (6), S Jabrill Peppers (15),DB Adrian Phillips (1), DL Sam Roberts (1), LB Jahlani Tavai (16), LB Josh Uche (2), DB Shaun Wade (5), DL KeionWhite (4), LB Mack Wilson (1), DL Deatrich Wise Jr. (14)2023 Coaching Staff: Cam Achord, Special Teams
Coordinator; Brian Belichick, Safeties; Steve Belichick,Linebackers; V’Angelo Bentley, NFL Coaching Fellowship/
Defense; Troy Brown, Wide Receivers/Kickoff Returners;
Moses Cabrera, Head Strength and Conditioning; DeMarcus Covington, Defensive Line; Ross Douglas, Wide
Receivers; Joe Houston, Special Teams Assistant; Keith
Jones, NFL Coaching Fellowship/Defense; Joe Judge, Assistant Head Coach; Adrian Klemm, Offensive Line; Will
Lawing, Tight Ends; Deron Mayo, Strength and Conditioning Assistant; Jerod Mayo, Linebackers; Bill O’Brien,
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks; Mike Pellegrino,
Cornerbacks; Evan Rothstein, Assistant Quarterbacks;
Vinnie Sunseri, Running Backs; Billy Yates, Assistant
Offensive Line.
Pro Bowl (0)SACKS: Barmore 8.5, Bentley 4.5, Wise 4.5, Judon 4,
Mack Wilson 3.5, Uche 3, Dugger 1.5, Jennings 1.5, Bryant 1, Gonzalez 1, Peppers 1, Ja. Tavai 1, White 1
Patriots: 36, Opponents: 48

PASSINGATT
Mac Jones 345
Zappe
212
Cunningham (TM) 0
TEAM
557
OPPONENTS 575

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CMP YARDS CMP% YDS/ATT
224 2120 64.9 6.14
127 1272 59.9 6.00
00----- 		351 3392 63.0 6.09
370 3791 64.3 6.59

TD
10
6
0
16
19

TD%
2.9
2.8
--2.9
3.3

INT
12
9
0
21
10

INT%
3.5
4.2
--3.8
1.7

LG
58t
48
--58t
51

SK/YDS RATING
22/ 127 77.0
25/ 191 68.8
1/ 5 		 --48/323 73.8
36/248 86.9

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Results

Offensive and defensive rankings

468

YEAR		
TOTAL
2023		 276.2 (30)2022		 314.6 (26)2021		 353.4 (15)2020		 327.3 (27)2019		 354.0 (15)2018		 393.4 (5)2017		 394.2 (1)2016		 386.3 (4)2015		 374.4 (6)2014		 365.5 (11)2013		 384.5 (7)2012		 427.9 (1)2011		 428.0 (2)2010		 363.8 (8)2009		 397.3 (3)2008		 365.4 (5)2007		 411.3 (1)2006		 335.6 (11)2005		 352.0 (7)2004		 357.6 (7)2003		 314.9 (17)2002		 317.8 (21)2001		 305.1 (19)2000		 285.7 (22)1999		 316.4 (18)1998		 321.3 (11)1997		 313.4 (15)1996		 335.6 (7)1995		 341.1 (12)1994		 361.0 (4)1993		 316.6 (12)1992		 224.0 (27)1991		 279.6 (22)1990		 260.2 (26)1989		 341.0 (8)1988		 268.3 (27)1987		 296.9 (23)1986		 332.9 (13)1985		 343.7 (9)1984		 328.9 (14)1983		 331.9 (13)1982		 292.6 (21)1981		 3351.4 (9)1980		 339.7 (10)1979		 341.9 (8)1978		 372.8 (1)1977		 307.9 (11)1976		 335.3 (8)1975		 305.9 (13)1974		 319.6 (6)1973		 274.5 (17)1972		 260.5 (21)1971		 254.0 (21)1970		 187.6 (26)OFFENSE

RUSH
95.7 (26)106.6 (24)
126.5 (8)146.6 (4)106.4 (18)127.3 (5)118.1 (10)117.0 (7)87.8 (30)
107.9 (18)129.1 (9)136.5 (7)110.3 (20)123.3 (9)120.1 (12)142.2 (6)115.6 (13)123.1 (12)94.5 (24)133.4 (7)100.4 (27)94.3 (28)112.1 (13)86.9 (26)89.1 (23)92.5 (27)91.5 (26)91.8 (26)116.6 (10)83.3 (27)111.3 (13)96.6 (22)91.7 (18)87.4 (25)109.3 (19)132.5 (9)118.1 (20)85.8 (28)145.7 (6)127.0 (11)162.8 (5)149.7 (2)127.5 (15)140.0 (7)140.8 (14)197.8 (1)
164.5 (14)210.6 (2)131.8 (16)152.4 (6)115.1 (23)109.4 (22)119.2 (23)74.3 (26)PASS		 TOTAL
180.5 (28)		 301.6 (7)208.0 (20)		 322.0 (8)226.9 (14)		 310.8 (4)180.6 (30)		 353.8 (15)247.6 (8)		 275.9 (1)266.1 (8)		 359.1 (21)276.1 (2)		 366.1 (29)269.3 (4)		 326.4 (8)286.7 (5)		 339.4 (9)257.6 (9)		 344.1(13)255.4 (10)		 373.1 (26)291.4 (4)		 373.3 (25)317.8 (2)		 411.1 (31)240.4 (11)		 366.5 (25)277.3 (3)		 320.2 (11)223.1 (12)		 309.0 (10)295.7 (1)		 288.3 (4)212.5 (12)		 294.4 (6)257.5 (2)		 330.2 (26)224.3 (11)		 310.58 (9)214.5 (9)		 291.6 (7)223.6 (12)		 336.1 (23)193.1 (22)		 334.5 (24)198.8 (19)		 334.6 (20)227.3 (10)		 300.5 (8)228.8 (5)		 323.9 (20)221.9 (7)		 317.8 (19)243.8 (3)		 331.6 (19)224.4 (15)		 360.3 (28)277.8 (1)		 325.4 (18)205.3 (12)		 299.8 (13)127.1 (26)		 315.5 (19)187.9 (16)		 339.4 (26)172.8 (20)		 356.1 (27)231.7 (6)		 352.8 (23)135.8 (27)		 292.6 (5)178.9 (24)		 325.1 (11)247.1 (4)		 323.8 (16)198.0 (14)		 294.6 (7)201.9 (16)		 318.7 (9)169.1 (25)		 348.5 (20)142.9 (28)		 312.0 (13)223.9 (6)		 364.2 (25)
199.7 (12)		 297.6 (8)201.1 (8)		 270.2 (3)175.0 (9)		 288.4 (9)143.4 (6)		 259.99 (5)124.7 (20)		 287.3 (11)174.1 (10)		 318.9 (14)167.1 (8)		 290.5 (13)159.4 (10)		 299.1 (18)151.9 (15)		 374.9 (26)134.8 (23)		 290.9 (15)113.3 (26)		 304.4 (23)

DEFENSE

RUSH
93.2 (4)105.5 (6)123.7 (22)131.4 (26)95.5 (6)112.7 (11)114.8 (20)88.6 (3t)98.8 (9)104.3 (9)134.1 (30)101.9 (9)117.1 (17)108.0 (11)110.5 (13)107.6 (15)98.3 (10)94.2 (5)98.8 (8)98.3 (6)89.6 (4)137.4 (31)115.9 (19)114.4 (21)112.2 (20)
96.7 (7)101.1 (5)93.9 (6)117.4 (22)110.0 (19)121.9 (22)121.9 (22)98.7 (9)167.3 (28)123.6 (17)131.2 (19)118.5 (14)137.7 (24)103.4 (6)117.8 (12)142.6 (21)143.2 (25)184.4 (28)117.3 (11)110.6 (6)115.8 (4)114.6 (2)131.9 (8)158.6 (19)113.4 (4)203.6 (26)194.4 (26)137.0 (6)148.1 (26)PASS
208.4 (11)216.5 (16)187.1 (2)222.3 (8)180.4 (2)246.4 (22)251.3 (30)237.9 (12)240.7 (17)239.8 (17)239.0 (18)271.4 (29)293.9 (31)258.5 (30)209.7 (12)201.4 (11)190.1 (6)200.2 (12)231.4 (31)212.5 (17)202.0 (15)198.7 (11)218.6 (24)220.1 (21)188.3 (7)227.2 (25)216.8 (23)237.7 (28)242.9 (25)215.4 (16)177.8 (4)193.6 (17)240.8 (27)
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(BASED ON RUSHING YARDAGE)
Name
Years
No.
Yds
Sam Cunningham
1973-79, 81-82 1,385 5,453
Jim Nance
1965-71
1,323 5,323
Tony Collins
1981-87
1,191
4,647
Curtis Martin
1995-97
958
3,799
Kevin Faulk
1999-2011864 3,607
Don Calhoun
1975-81820
3,391John Stephens
1988-92
891 3,249
Corey Dillon
2004-06753
3,180
1960-68
Larry Garron
759
2,981
LeGarrette Blount2013-16677
2,917
Stevan Ridley2011-14649
2,817
Antowain Smith
2001-03
721
2,781
Craig James
1984-88585 2,469
Leonard Russell
1991-93689 2,437
Laurence Maroney
2006-09582 2,430
Mosi Tatupu
1978-90612
2,415Sony Michel
2018-20535 2,292
Rhamondre Stevenson 2021-23
499 2,265
Carl Garrett
1969-72537 2,235
Steve Grogan
1975-90445
2,176
Damien Harris
2019-22449 2,094
BenJarvus Green-Ellis 2008-11
510 2,064
Andy Johnson
1974-81491
2,017
Ron Burton
1960-65
429
1,536
Sammy Morris
2007-10334
1,486
Dion Lewis
2015-17
293
1,413
Horace Ivory
1977-81329
1,336
Mack Herron
1973-75353
1,298
Robert Perryman
1987-90369
1,294James White
2014-21330
1,278
Brandon Bolden
2012-17, 19, 21
275
1,206
Danny Woodhead
2010-12250
1,199
Vagas Ferguson
1980-82290
1,163
Robert Edwards
1998
291
1,115
Jim Crawford
1960-64302
1,078
Tom Brady
2000-19606
1,037
Rex Burkhead
2017-20253
1,026
Josh Ashton
1972-74
247
950
Vito “Babe” Parilli
1961-67228
949
Shane Vereen
2011-14217
907
Terry Allen
1999
254
896
Jim Plunkett
1971-75
159
817
Mark van Eeghen
1982-83
177
744
Robert Weathers
1982-86
159
733
Marion Butts
1994
243
703
Ezekiel Elliott
2023
184
642
Jon Vaughn
1991-92
144
597
Cam Newton
2020
137
592
Billy Lott
1961-63
143
573
Reggie Dupard
1986-89
186
571

Career

Avg
3.9
4.0
3.9
4.0
4.2
4.1
3.9
4.2
3.9
4.3
4.3
3.9
4.2
3.5
4.2
4.0
4.3
4.5
4.2
4.9
4.7
4.1
4.1
3.6
4.5
4.8
4.1
3.7
3.5
3.9
4.4
4.8
4.0
3.8
3.6
1.7
4.1
3.8
4.2
4.2
3.5
5.1
4.2
4.6
2.9
3.5
4.3
4.3
4.0
3.1

1. Martin, C. ............................ 9 (1995)
Dillon, C. .............................9 (2004)
2. Nance, J. .............................8 (1966)

1. Martin, C. .............................. 5 (11/26/95-12/23/95)
Nance, J. ................................. 5 (11/13/66-12/11/66)
Dillon, C. ............................... 5 (10/17/04 - 11/14/04)
2. Calhoun, D. ............................... 4 (11/14/76-12/5/76)

Name

Att.

1. Cunningham, S. ..................... 1,385
2. Nance, J..................................1,323
3. Collins, T. ................................. 1,191
4. Martin, C. ..................................958
5. Stephens, J. ...............................891
6. Faulk, K.....................................864
7. Calhoun, D. ...............................820
8. Garron, L................................... 759
9. Dillon, C. ................................... 753
10. Smith, A. ....................................721

BY RUSHING TDS
Name

TDs

1. Nance, J....................................... 45
2. Cunningham, S............................ 43
3. Dillon, C....................................... 37
4. Grogan, S.....................................35
5. Blount, L. ..................................... 34
6. Collins, T. .....................................32
Martin, C......................................32
8. Green-Ellis, B...............................29
9. Calhoun, D...................................23
10. Brady, T........................................22
Ridley, S.......................................22BY RUSHING AVERAGE(Minimum 450 Carries)
Name

Avg.

1. Stevenson, R............................... 4.5
2. Blount, L. .................................... 4.3
Michel, S..................................... 4.3
Ridley, S...................................... 4.3
5. Dillon, C...................................... 4.2James, C..................................... 4.2

SeasonConsecutive GamesTop 10s

BY RUSHING ATTEMPTS

Garrett, C.................................... 4.2

100-YARD RUSHING GAMES

1. Nance, J. ......................................17
2. Martin, C. .....................................14

470

Lg TD
75t 4365t 4554 32
70t 3245t 16
73 23
52
17
50 37
85
14
47t 34
43 22
44 21
73
11
24 13
59t 2155 18
48
1464t 1080t 1541t 3564t 2033t 2969t 13
77
9
55 12
44
8
52
14
53
9
48
9
32
11
46 10
36t 10
44
5
53
9
39
5
22 22
33t 1135
3
33t 14
21
7
39
8
37
9
17
2
77
4
26
8
17
3
36
3
49 12
38
7
49
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Faulk, K....................................... 4.2
Maroney, L. ................................ 4.2
10. Calhoun, D................................... 4.1
Johnson, A................................... 4.1

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Career

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES

1. Morgan, S. ....................................38
2. Welker, W. ....................................28
3. Gronkowski, R. .............................28
4. Moss, R. ........................................18
5. Edelman, J. ...................................15
6. Brown, T. .......................................13
Glenn, T. ........................................13

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77t
82t
76t
76t
84t
52t
68
80t
86t
79t
63t
78t
49
76t
48
57
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73t
68
62
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80t

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67
79
50
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12
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9
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14
8
5
11
7
8
14
10
12
3

Season1. Moss, R. ..............................9 (2007)
Morgan, S. ...........................9 (1986)
2. Welker, W. ............................8 (2011)
3. Welker, W. ...........................6 (2009)

Top 10s

BY RECEIVING YDS
Name

Yds.

1. Morgan, S. ........................... 10,352
2. Gronkowski, R. ....................... 7,861
3. Welker, W. .............................. 7,459
4. Edelman, J. ............................6,822
5. Brown, T.................................6,366
6. Fryar, I.................................... 5,726
7. Coates, B. ...............................5,471
8. Colclough, J. ......................... 5,001
9. Glenn, T..................................4,669
10. Cappelletti, G.........................4,589

BY RECEIVING TDS
Name

TDs

1. Gronkowski, R. ............................ 79
2. Morgan, S.................................... 67
3. Coates, B.....................................50
Moss, R........................................50
5. Cappelletti, G. ............................. 42
6. Colclough, J.................................39
7. Fryar, I.......................................... 38
8. Welker, W..................................... 37
9. Edelman, J...................................36
10. Brown, T........................................31

BY RECEIVING YDS AVG.
(Minimum 150 Catches)
Name

Records

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(BASED ON NUMBER OF RECEPTIONS)
Name
Years
No.
Yds Avg
Wes Welker, WR
2007-12
672
7,459
11.1
Julian Edelman, WR
2009-20620
6,822 11.0
Troy Brown, WR
1993-2007
557
6,366 11.4
Stanley Morgan, WR
1977-89534
10,352 19.4
Rob Gronkowski, TE
2010-18521
7,861 15.1
Ben Coates, TE
1991-99490
5,471 11.2
Kevin Faulk, RB
1999-2011
431
3,701
8.6
James White, RB
2014-21
381
3,278
8.6
Irving Fryar, WR
1984-92363
5,726 15.8
Terry Glenn, WR
1996-2001
329
4,669 14.2
Deion Branch, WR
2002-05, 10-12 328
4,297 13.1
Gino Cappelletti, WR 1960-70
292
4,589 15.7
Jim Colclough, WR
1960-68283
5,001 17.7
Tony Collins, RB
1981-87
261
2,356
9.0
Randy Moss, WR
2007-10259
3,904 15.1
Jakobi Meyers, WR
2019-22235
2,759 11.7
Danny Amendola, WR 2013-17
230
2,383 10.4
Vincent Brisby, WR
1993-99
217
3,142 14.5
Sam Cunningham, RB 1973-79, 81-82 210
1,905
9.1
Marv Cook, TE
1989-93
210
1,843
8.8
Russ Francis, TE
1975-80, 87-88 207
3,157 15.3
Art Graham, WR
1963-68199
3,107 15.6
Cedric Jones, WR
1982-90191
2,703 14.2
Larry Garron, RB
1960-68185
2,502 13.5
Benjamin Watson, TE 2004-09, 19
184
2,275 12.4
Shawn Jefferson, WR 1996-99
178
3,081 17.3
Randy Vataha, WR
1971-76
178
3,055 17.2
Aaron Hernandez, TE 2010-12
175
1,956 11.2
Michael Timpson, WR 1989-94
172
2,472 14.4
David Patten, WR
2001-04165
2,513 15.2
Andy Johnson, RB
1974-81161
1,807 11.2
David Givens, WR
2002-05158
2,214 14.0
Harold Jackson, WR
1978-81,87
156
3,162 20.3
Jim Whalen, TE
1965-69153
2,487 16.3
Hunter Henry, TE
2021-23133
1,530 11.5
Jim Nance, RB
1965-71129
844
6.5
Kendrick Bourne, WR 2021-23
127
1,640 12.9
Reggie Rucker, WR
1971-74
126
1,884 15.0
Rhamondre Stevenson, RB 2021-23
121
782
6.5
Greg McMurtry, WR
1990-93120
1,519 12.7
Daniel Graham, TE
2002-06120
1,393 11.6
Derrick Ramsey, TE
1983-85118
1,412 12.0
Lin Dawson, TE
1981-90117
1,233 10.5
Curtis Martin, RB
1995-97117
890
7.6
Stephen Starring, WR 1983-87
112
1,865 16.7
Brandon LaFell, WR
2014-15111
1,486 13.2
Ron Burton, RB
1960-65111
1,205 10.9
Darryl Stingley, WR
1973-77
110
1,883
17.1
Tony Romeo, TE
1962-67110
1,724 15.7
Chris Hogan, WR
2016-18
107
1,651 22.7
Carl Garrett, RB
1969-72107
1,158 10.8

Avg.

1. Jackson, H................................20.3
2. Morgan, S..................................19.4
3. Colclough, J. ..............................17.7
4. Jefferson, S. .............................. 17.3
5. Vataha, R. .................................. 17.2
6. Whalen, J...................................16.3
7. Fryar, I. ......................................15.8
8. Cappelletti, G. ........................... 15.7
9. Graham, A. ................................15.6
10. Francis, R. .................................15.3

Consecutive Games
Welker, W. .............. 4 (9/23/12-10/14/12)
Moss, R. ....................4 (9/9/07-10/1/07)

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ALL-TIME LEADING PASSERS(BASED ON PASSING YARDAGE)
Name
Years
Att CmpYds
Pct TD Int Rtg
1. Tom Brady
2000-19 9,988 6,377 74,571 63.8 541 179 97.0
2. Drew Bledsoe
1993-2001 4,518 2,544 29,657 56.3 166 138 75.9
3. Steve Grogan
1975-90 3,593 1,879 26,886 52.3 182 208 69.6
4. Vito “Babe” Parilli 1961-67 2,413 1,140 16,747 47.2 132 138 64.8
1983-89 1,500
876 10,732 58.4 60 48 80.6
5. Tony Eason
6. Jim Plunkett
1971-75 1,503
729 9,932 48.5 62 87 59.7
2021-23 1,308
864 8,918 66.1 46 36 85.8
7. Mac Jones
8. Hugh Millen
1991-92612
370 4,276 60.5 17 28 71.8
9. Matt Cassel
2005-08 555
349 3,946 62.9 23 13 88.2
1968-70680
305 3,920 44.9 27 44 49.8
10. Mike Taliaferro
11. Ed “Butch” Songin 1960-61
604
285 3,905 47.2 36 24 71.7
385
206 3,018 53.5 19 23 70.9
12. Matt Cavanaugh 1978-82
13. Cam Newton
2020
368
242 2,657 65.8
8 10 82.9
14. Marc Wilson
1989-90415
214 2,631 51.6
9 16 62.6
15. Bailey Zappe
2022-23 304
192 2,053 63.2 11
12 78.5
16. Doug Flutie
1987-89, 2005 305
148
1,871 48.5 11 14 61.0
1990-92315
171 1,809 54.3
7 11 64.1
17. Tommy Hodson
18. Tom Yewcic
1961-66206
87
1,374 42.2 12 12 60.2
1992-98
244
124
1,314 50.8
87 65.8
19. Scott Zolak
1968-69226
90
1,199 39.8 12 16 45.6
20. Tom Sherman
21. Joe Kapp
1970
219
98
1,104 44.7
3 17 32.6
1986-88164
84 1,005 51.2
6
9 59.6
22. Tom Ramsey
1993
134
75
918 56.0
2
9 54.323. Scott Secules
24. Brian Hoyer
2009-11, 17-18, 20-22 92
61
729 66.3
2
2 88.525. Jimmy Garoppolo 2014-17
9463
690 67.0
5 0 106.3
26. Tom Owen
1976-81114
58
655 50.9
39 44.31967
81
27
442 33.3
1
7 20.7
27. Don Trull
28. Jacoby Brissett 201655
34
400 61.8 0 0 83.9
1972-735429
383 53.7
2
1 81.029. Brian Dowling48
24
270 50.0
2
4 46.430. Jarrett Stidham 2019-21
31. Ed Wilson
1965
46
20
257 43.5
1
3 41.7
1960
63
27
251 42.9
1
6 20.1
32. Tom Greene
1974-753619
241 52.8
2
3 57.833. Neil Graff
1992
49
18
232 36.7
1
3 33.734. Jeff Carlson
1974-81137
194 53.8
4
1 106.6
35. Andy Johnson
36. Bob Bleier
1987
39
14
181 35.9
1
1 49.2
2009-206
6
128 100.0
1 0 158.3
37. Julian Edelman
38. Richard Christy 1960
11
6
94 54.5
2
2 83.1
39. Jakobi Meyers
2019-224
4
88 100.0
2 0 158.3
Rohan Davey
2002-04198
88 42.1 0 0 56.5
John Huarte
1966-6720
8
88 40.0 0
2 14.2
42. Mike Kerrigan
1983-84157
85 46.7 0
1 36.843. Michael Bishop 1999-00
93
80 33.3
1
1 64.4
44. Dick Shiner
1973-74105
68 50.0 0
1 32.545. John Friesz
1999-2000 21
11
66 52.4 0
1 39.02001-04
3
1
60 33.3
1
1 81.946. David Patten
47. Don Westbrook 1977-81
2
2
52 100.0 0 0 118.8
48. Bob Gladieux
1969-723
1
48 33.3 0
1 42.449. Harvey White1960
7
3
44 42.9 0 0 64.0
50. Larry Garron
1960-686
1
39 16.7 0 0 54.2

TOP 10 BY PASSER RATING(Minimum 200 attempts)
RatingName

1. Brady, T. .................................... 97.0
2. Jones, M....................................89.0
3. Cassel, M. ............................... 88.2
4. Newton, C. ...............................82.9
5. Eason, T....................................80.6
6. Bledsoe, D. ..............................75.9
7. Millen, H....................................71.8
8. Songin, B................................... 71.7
9. Cavanaugh, M..........................70.9
10. Grogan, S. ................................69.6

472

300-YARD PASSING GAMES
CareerName
No.
1. Brady, T. .......................................92
2. Bledsoe, D....................................26
3. Grogan, S. .....................................12

Season1. Brady, T.............................. 11 (2011)
2. Brady, T............................. 8 (2007)
Brady, T..............................8 (2012)
4. Brady, T.............................. 7 (2015)
Brady, T............................. 7 (2009)

Consecutive Games

1. Brady, T. (10/18/09-11/22/09).........5
2. Brady, T. (9/17/17-10/5/17)..............4
Brady, T. (11/24/13-12/15/13)...........4
Brady, T. (12/11/11-1/1/12)................4

Top 10s

BY PASSING ATTEMPTS

Name
Att.
1. Brady, T. .................................9,988
2. Bledsoe, D. .............................4,518
3. Grogan, S...............................3,593
4. Parilli, V. ..................................2,413
5. Plunkett, J.............................. 1,503
6. Eason, T. ................................ 1,500
7. Jones, M. ............................... 1,380
8. Taliaferro, M..............................680
9. Millen, H.....................................612
10. Songin, B. .................................604

BY PASSING CMP

Name
Cmp.
1. Brady, T................................... 6,377
2. Bledsoe, D..............................2,544
3. Grogan, S.................................1,879
4. Parilli, V.....................................1,140
5. Eason, T. .................................... 876
6. Jones, M....................................864
7. Plunkett, J.................................. 729
8. Millen, H. ................................... 370
9. Cassel, M...................................349
10. Taliaferro, M...............................305

BY PASSING TDS

Name
TDs
1. Brady, T.......................................541
2. Grogan, S....................................182
3. Bledsoe, D..................................166
4. Parilli, V.......................................132
5. Plunkett, J....................................62
6. Eason, T. ......................................60
7. Jones, M...................................... 46
8. Songin, B.....................................36
9. Taliaferro, M. ............................... 27
10. Cassel, M.....................................23

BY INTERCEPTIONS

Name
INTs
1. Grogan, S...................................208
2. Brady, T...................................... 179
3. Bledsoe, D..................................138
Parilli, V.......................................138
5. Plunkett, J.................................... 87
6. Eason, T. ...................................... 48
7. Taliaferro, M. ............................... 44
8. Jones, M......................................36
9. Millen, H. .....................................28
10. Songin, B..................................... 24

BY COMPLETION %(Minimum 200 Attempts)

Name%
1. Jones, M....................................66.1
2. Newton, C.................................65.8
3. Brady, T.....................................63.8
4. Cassel, M..................................62.9
5. Millen, H. ..................................60.5
6. Eason, T. ...................................58.4
7. Bledsoe, D................................56.3
8. Hodson, T. ................................54.3
9. Cavanaugh, M. .........................53.5
10. Grogan, S..................................52.3

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653
367
342
308
0
163
116
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
73
0
0
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57
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
42
0
0
0
0

TP
1,775
1,158
1,130
692
482
442
440
408
302
302
294
276
264
254
252
252
238
238
236
226
225
218
216
214
210
207
200
174
168
150
146
144
144
134
132
132
132
132
126
120
120
120
114
114
108
108
108
108
108
102
102
102
102
102
102

Top 10s

BY TOUCHDOWNS

Name
TDs
1. Gronkowski, R. ...........................80
2. Morgan, S. ..................................68
3. Coates, B. ...................................50
Moss, R. ......................................50
5. Cunningham, S. .......................... 49
6. Nance, J...................................... 46
7. Collins, T...................................... 44
8. Cappelletti, G.............................. 42
Fryar, I......................................... 42
Garron, L..................................... 42

BY FIELD GOAL ATT.

Name
FGs
1. Gostkowski, S............................428
2. Cappelletti, G............................. 334
3. Vinatieri, A..................................321
4. Smith, J....................................... 191
5. Franklin, T...................................125
6. Folk, N. ....................................... 121
7. Bahr, M. ....................................... 72
8. Staurovsky, J................................69
9. Gogolak, C...................................36
10. Baumann, C................................. 27

BY FIELD GOALS MADE

Name
FGs
1. Gostkowski, S............................ 374
2. Vinatieri, A.................................263
3. Cappelletti, G..............................176
4. Smith, J.......................................128
5. Folk, N. ...................................... 108
6. Franklin, T....................................93
7. Bahr, M. .......................................55
8. Staurovsky, J. ..............................50
9. Gogolak, C...................................20
10. Baumann, C..................................18

BY PATs ATTEMPTED

Name
No.
1. Gostkowski, S............................664
2. Vinatieri, A................................. 374
3. Cappelletti, G.............................353
4. Smith, J......................................323
5. Franklin, T...................................166
6. Folk, N. .......................................127
7. Bahr, M. ....................................... 73
8. Staurovsky, J................................59
9. Gogolak, C................................... 42
10. Graham, S.................................... 37

Records(BASED ON TOTAL POINTS)
				 TD TD TD TWO
Name
Years
TD Run Rec Rt Pt FG
0
0
0
0
0 374
1. Stephen Gostkowski 2006-19
2. Adam Vinatieri001996-2005 00
1 263
3. Gino Cappelletti 1960-70 42
0 42
0
4 176
4. John Smith
1974-83
0
0
0
0
0 128
5. Rob Gronkowski 2010-18
80
1 79
0
1 0
6. Tony Franklin
1984-87
0
0
0
0
0 93
7. Nick Folk
0
0
0 108
2019-22008. Stanley Morgan
1977-89
68
0 67
1
0 0
9. Ben Coates
1991-99
50
0 50
0
1 0
Randy Moss
2007-10 50
0 50
0
1 0
11. Sam Cunningham 1973-79, 81-82 49 43
60
0 0
12. Jim Nance0
0 0
1965-7146 45
1
13. Tony Collins
1981-87
44 32 1200 0
14. Julian Edelman
2009-20 41
0 36
4
4 0
15. Irving Fryar
1984-92 42
1 38
3
0 0
Larry Garron
1960-68 42 14 26
2
0 0
17. Matt Bahr000 55
1993-95
00
Jim Colclough
1960-68 39
0 39
0
2 0
19. Corey Dillon
2004-06 39 37
20
1 0
20. Curtis Martin
1995-97
37 32
5
0
2 0
21. Wes Welker
2007-12
37
0 37
0
1 0
23. James White
2015-21
36
11 25
0
1 0
24. Steve Grogan
1975-90 36 35
01
0 0
25. Troy Brown
1993-2007 35
0 31
4
2 0
26. LeGarrette Blount 2013-16
35 34
1
0
0 0
27. Jason Staurovsky 1988-91
0
0
0
0
0 50
28. Kevin Faulk
1999-1133 16 152
1 0
29. BenJarvus Green-Ellis 2008-11
29 29
0
0
0 0
30. Russ Francis
1975-80, 87-88 28
0 28
0
0 0
31. Don Calhoun
0
0 0
1975-8125 23
2
2001-03 24 21
30
1 0
32. Antowain Smith
33. Deion Branch
2002-05, 10-12 24
0 24
0
0 0
Randy Vataha
1971-76
24
0 23
1
0 0
35. Laurence Maroney 2006-09
22 21
1
0
1 0
36. Tom Brady
2000-19 22 2200
0 0
Terry Glenn
1996-2001 22
0 22
0
0 0
Andy Johnson
1974-81
22 13
9
0
0 0
Stevan Ridley2011-14
22 22
0
0
0 0
40. Mosi Tatupu
1978-90
21 18
2
1
0 0
41. Damien Harris
2019-22 20
0
0
0
0 0
Art Graham
1963-68 20
0 20
0
0 0
Benjamin Watson 2004-09 20
0 20
0
0 0
43. Ron Burton
1960-65
19
9
8
2
0 0
John Stephens
1988-92
19 17
1
1
0 0
45. Rex Burkhead
2017-20
18
11
7
0
0 0
Carl Garrett
1969-72
18 15
3
0
0 0
Aaron Hernandez 2010-12
18
0 18
0
0 0
Harold Jackson
1978-81,87 18
0 18
0
0 0
0 16
0 0
Cedric Jones
1982-90182
50. Hunter Henry
2021-23
17
0
17
0
0 0
Charlie Gogolak
1970-72
0
0
0
0
0 20
Daniel Graham
2002-06 17
0
17
0
0 0
Horace Ivory
1977-81
17 14
2
1
0 0
0
0 0
David Patten
2001-04
17
1 16
Jim Whalen
1965-69
17
0
17
0
0 0

BY PATs MADE

Name
No.
1. Gostkowski, S............................653
2. Vinatieri, A................................. 367
3. Cappelletti, G.............................342
4. Smith, J......................................308
5. Franklin, T...................................163
6. Folk, N. ....................................... 116
7. Bahr, M. ....................................... 73
8. Staurovsky, J................................ 57
9. Gogolak, C................................... 42
10. Graham, S....................................35

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Records

ALL-TIME LEADING ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE LEADERS(BY TOTAL YARDS)
Name
Years
Rush
Rec. Punt
KO
1. Kevin Faulk
1999-2011 3,607
3,701
943 4,088
2. Stanley Morgan 1977-89
127 10,352
960
29
3. Troy Brown
1993-2007
178
6,366 2,625 1,862
4. Julian Edelman
2009-20413
6,822 1,986 626
5. Wes Welker
2007-12146
7,459 1,185 280
6. Irving Fryar
1984-92
188
5,726 2,055 495
7. Tony Collins
1981-87
4,647
2,356
15 1,335
8. Rob Gronkowski 2010-18
2
7,861
0
16
9. Larry Garron
1960-68
2,981
2,502
23 2,299
1,905
00
10. Sam Cunningham 1973-79, 81-82 5,453
11. Jim Nance
1965-71
5,323
844
16
40
12. Carl Garrett
1969-722,235
1,158
487 2,251
13. Ben Coates
1991-99
-4
5,471
0
26
14. Dave Meggett
1995-97432
839 1,438 2,561
2002-05, 10-12
114,297
84 863
15. Deion Branch
16. Jim Colclough
1960-68
51
5,001
0
2
17. Mack Herron
1973-75
1,298
789
888 1,796
18. Gino Cappelletti 1960-70
6
4,589
3
100
19. Terry Glenn
1996-2001
80
4,669
0
0
20. Curtis Martin
1995-97
3,799
890
0
0
21. James White
2014-21
1,278
3,278
0
69
22. Andy Johnson
1974-812,017
1,807
60 544
23. Ron Burton
1960-651,536
1,205
389 1,119
24. Don Calhoun
1975-81
3,391
614
0 238
25. Stephen Starring 1983-87-3
1,865
108 2,259
26. John Stephens 1988-92
3,249
781
0
0
12
2,383
773 799
27. Danny Amendola 2013-17
28. Randy Moss
2007-1003,904
0029. Laurence Maroney 2006-09
2,430
409
0 1,062
30. Corey Dillon
2004-06
3,180
431
0
0

Def. Total
0 12,339
0 11,468
97 11,128
0 9,869*
0 9,070
0 8,464
0 8,353
0 7,879
0 7,805
0 7,358
0 6,223
06,131
0 5,493
0 5,260
0 5,255
0 5,054
0 4,771
68 4,766
0 4,749
0 4,689
0 4,625
0 4,428
0 4,249
0 4,243
0 4,229
0 4,030
0 3,967
0 3,904
0 3,901
0 3,611*Julian Edelman registered 22 fumble return yards at the New York Jets on
11/22/2012. Those yards are included in his all-purpose yardage total.

Top 10s

BY RUSHING YARDS

Name
Yds.
1. Cunningham, S. .....................5,453
2. Nance, J.................................5,323
3. Collins, T................................. 4,647
4. Martin, C. ............................... 3,799
5. Faulk, K..................................3,607
6. Calhoun, D. .............................3,391
7. Stephens, J. ...........................3,249
8. Dillon, C. .................................3,180
9. Garron, L................................ 2,981
10. Blount, L..................................2,917

BY RECEIVING YARDS

Name
Yds.
1. Morgan, S............................. 10,352
2. Gronkowski, R. ........................ 7,861
3. Welker, W................................ 7,459
4. Edelman, J..............................6,822
5. Brown, T..................................6,366
6. Fryar, I..................................... 5,726
7. Coates, B.................................5,471
8. Colclough, J............................ 5,001
9. Glenn, T. .................................4,669
10. Cappelletti, G..........................4,589

BY PUNT RETURN YARDS

Name
Yds.
1. Brown, T. ................................2,625
2. Fryar, I.....................................2,055
3. Edelman, J.............................. 1,986
4. Meggett, D...............................1,438
5. Welker, W..................................1,185
6. Haynes, M................................ 1,159
7. Morgan, S..................................960
8. Faulk, K......................................943
9. Herron, M. .................................888
10. Olszewski, G..............................834

BY KICKOFF RETURN YARDS

Name
Yds.
1. Faulk, K..................................4,088
2. Hobbs, E................................. 2,913
3. Meggett, D. ............................ 2,561
4. Johnson, B..............................2,557
5. Garron, L.................................2,299
6. Starring, S...............................2,259
7. Garrett, C................................ 2,251
8. Martin, S. ................................ 2,012
9. Brown, T. ................................ 1,862
10. Herron, M. ...............................1,796

474

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ALL-TIME LEADING INTERCEPTORS(BY INTERCEPTIONS)
Years
No.
Yds
1977-8936
555
1995-2004
36583
2010-2235
581
1961-6729
476
1980-9029
383
1982-9129
457
1976-8228
393
1989-95
27
263
2018-21, 23
25
220
1962-68
24
223
1983-9124
420
2003-0722
313
1961-7121
366
1996-2002
19
123
1972-75
18
116
1976-8117
215
2013-1917
193
1974-8717
226
1960-67
16
103
1979-84
16
198
1974-8015
352
1960-6515
288
1960-6715
261
1996-9813
178
2013-1613
167
1996-2008
12
187
1962-6612
199
2007-1012
213
2016-2311
129
2009-12, 14-19 11
1712017-20
11
200
2001-08
11
73
1988-95
10
95
1969-7210
186
1975-7710
90
1967-68
10
50
1996, 2000-02 10
278
2003-0710
74
2020-239
190
2013-16, 19, 21 9168
2009-149
133
2005-08987
1967-71
991
1960-628125
2014-178
36
2003-088
16
1965-668
113
2005-108
172
2001-027
126
1991-93, 96
752
1974-797
189
2003-05
7
102
1983-92
7
70
1963
7
277
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Avg.
15.4
16.2
16.6
16.4
13.2
15.8
14.0
9.7
8.8
9.3
17.5
14.2
17.4
6.5
6.4
12.6
12.1
13.3
6.4
12.4
23.5
19.2
17.4
13.7
12.8
15.6
16.6
17.8
11.7
15.5
18.2
6.6
9.5
18.6
9.0
5.0
27.8
7.4
21.1
18.7
14.8
9.7
10.1
15.6
4.5
2.0
14.1
21.5
18.0
7.4
27.0
14.6
10.0
39.6
8.3

LG TD
85
1
65t
6
84t
2
87
1
46
0
83
1
50
1
36
1
88t
1
41
0
73
2
55t
3
2
59
30t
1
56
0
29
0
60
0
37
0
17
1
99t
1
63t
2
61
1
52
0
53t
1
79t
1
48t
4
35
0
56
1
55
1
51t
1
64t
2
24t
1
49t
1
53t
1
44t
1
20
0
78t
2
24
1
39
2
69t
1
36t
1
70
0
23
0
33t
1
21
0
12
0
33
0
2
42
52t
1
34
0
68t
1
44
0
37
0
98t
2
33
0

Top 10s

BY INT. RETURN YDS.
Name

YDs

1. Law, T........................................583
2. McCourty, D. ..............................581
3. Clayborn, R. ..............................555
4. Hall, R. ...................................... 476
5. Marion, F................................... 457
6. Lippett, R. .................................420
7. Haynes, M.................................393
8. James, R. ..................................383
9. Webb, D. ...................................366
10. McCray, P. .................................352

BY TOUCHDOWNS
Name

TDs

1. Law, T............................................ 6
2. Bruschi, T....................................... 4
3. Samuel, A. ..................................... 3
4. Dugger, K....................................... 2
Charles, J....................................... 2
Gilmore, S...................................... 2
Lippett, R....................................... 2

Records

Name
1. Raymond Clayborn
Ty Law
3. Devin McCourty
4. Ron Hall
Roland JamesFred Marion
7. Mike Haynes
8. Maurice Hurst
9. J.C. Jackson
10. Nick Buoniconti
Ronnie Lippett
12. Asante Samuel
13. Don Webb
14. Lawyer Milloy
15. Ron Bolton
16. Tim Fox
Duron Harmon
Steve Nelson
19. Tom Addison
Rick Sanford
21. Prentice McCray
Ross O’Hanley
Chuck Shonta
24. Willie Clay
Logan Ryan
26. Tedy Bruschi
Dick Felt
Brandon Meriweather
29. Jonathan Jones
Patrick Chung
Stephon Gilmore
Mike Vrabel
33. Vincent Brown
Larry Carwell
Bob Howard
Leroy Mitchell
Otis Smith
Eugene Wilson
39. Kyle Dugger. Jamie Collins Sr.
Kyle Arrington
Ellis Hobbs
Ed Philpott
44. Fred Bruney
Malcolm Butler
Rodney Harrison
Tom Hennessey
James Sanders
49. Terrell Buckley
Jerome Henderson
Sam Hunt
Tyrone Poole
Johnny Rembert
Bob Suci
Clyde Washington

McCourty, D................................... 2
McCray, P....................................... 2
McGinest, W................................... 2
Sanders, J...................................... 2
Smith, O......................................... 2
Suci, B. .......................................... 2
Webb, D......................................... 2475

Patriots All-Time Leaders
ALL-TIME LEADING PUNTERS
Name
1. Rich Camarillo
2. Ryan Allen
3. Tom Yewcic
4. Jake Bailey
5. Tom Tupa
6. Tom Janik
7. Lee Johnson
8. Mike Patrick
9. Ken Walter
10. Zoltan Mesko
11. Josh Miller
12. Shawn McCarthy
13. Chris Hanson
14. Jeff Feagles
15. Terry Swanson
16. Bryce Baringer
17. Pat O’Neill
18. Brian Hansen
19. Bruce Barnes
20. Mike Hubach
21. Mike Saxon(BY YARDAGE)
Years
No.
Yards
1981-87464
19,922
2013-18409
18,526
1961-66
377
14,5532019-22
222
10,1891996-98
214
9,602
1969-71
243
9,516
1999-2001
203
8,578
1975-78
222
8,481
2001-03, 06 211
8,143
2010-12175
7,738
2004-06
175
7,629
1991-92
169
6,877
2007-09149
6,185
1988-89154
5,874
1967-68
127
5,081
2023
98
4,598
1994-95
110
4,355
1990
90
3,752
1973-74100
3,738
1980-81
82
3,118
1993
73
3,096

Avg.
42.9
45.3
38.6
45.9
44.9
39.2
42.3
38.2
38.6
44.2
43.6
40.7
41.5
38.1
40.0
46.9
39.6
41.7
37.4
38.0
44.2

LG
76
67
70
71
73
58
76
64
58
65
69
93
70
74
62
79
67
69
53
69
59

BLK
4
2
8
3
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
0
0
2
0
0
3

Records

Avg.
10.4
10.0
11.2
10.1
10.4
10.4
10.4
9.3
12.0
12.6
9.1
9.9
11.3
9.5
6.9
12.0
8.5
9.3
8.7
8.1
7.4
8.5
9.1
10.6
8.3
6.4

BY PUNT AVG.
(Minimum 50 Punts)
Name

Avg.

1. Baringer, B. ..............................46.9
2. Bailey, J....................................45.9
3. Allen, R.....................................45.3
4. Tupa, T...................................... 44.9
5. Mesko, Z. ................................. 44.2
Saxon, M. ................................ 44.2
7. Miller, J.....................................43.6
8. Camarillo, R. ............................42.9
9. Hansen, B. ...............................42.6
10. Johnson, L. ..............................42.3

BY PUNT RETURNS

ALL-TIME LEADING PUNT RETURNERS(BASED ON RETURN YARDAGE)
Name
Years
No.
FC Yards
1. Troy Brown
1993-2007 252 116 2,625
1984-92206
71 2,055
2. Irving Fryar
3. Julian Edelman
2009-20
177
63
1,986
4. David Meggett
1995-97
142
34
1,438
5. Wes Welker
2007-12
114
49
1,185
6. Mike Haynes
1976-82111
81,159
7. Stanley Morgan
1977-899232960
8. Kevin Faulk
1999-2011
101
54
943
9. Mack Herron
1973-7574
14888
10. Gunner Olszewski
2019-2166
37
834
11. Danny Amendola
2013-1785
42773
12. Ricky Smith
1982-845420537
13. Carl Garrett
1969-72432487
14. Roland James
1980-9042
8400
15. Ron Burton
1960-65
56 N/A
389
16. Marcus Jones
2022-2332
9383
17. Tim Dwight
2005
32
13
273
18. Bob Suci
1963
25 N/A233
19. Ronnie Harris
1993-9426
4
227
Walter Stanley
1992
28
17
227
21. Jerome Henderson 1991-96
27
10
201
22. Billy Johnson
1966-68
23
9
195
23. Ray Crittenden
1993-94
217
192
24. Chris Canty
1997-98
16
7
170
25. Sammy Martin
1988-91202
165
26. Myles Bryant
2020-2325
14
161

Top 10s

Name
LG
85t
85t
94t
60t
69
89t
80t
43
66
70t
82
55
62
75t
62
84t
29
22
21
50
39
52
30
36
28
16

TD
3
3
4
1
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

No.

1. Brown, T. ...................................252
2. Fryar, I........................................206
3. Edelman, J.................................. 177
4. Meggett, D..................................142
5. Welker, W.................................... 114
6. Haynes, M.................................... 111
7. Faulk, K....................................... 101
8. Morgan, S....................................92
9. Amendola, D................................85
10. Herron, M. ................................... 74

BY RETURN AVERAGE(Minimum 20 Returns)
Name

Avg.

1. Olszewski, G..............................12.6
2. Jones, M................................... 12.0
Herron, M. ................................ 12.0
4. Garrett, C................................... 11.3
5. Edelman, J................................. 11.2
6. Brown, T.....................................10.4
Haynes, M..................................10.4
Morgan, S..................................10.4
Welker, W...................................10.4

476

10. Meggett, D. ................................10.1

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Avg.
22.7
27.7
24.4
25.1
25.8
21.1
24.5
22.9
21.4
25.3
27.0
22.5
24.5
21.4
20.5
23.7
26.5
25.8
24.3
25.9
22.0
20.0
21.0
27.2
20.2
24.0
19.6
20.9
23.2
22.6
23.5
20.7
28.8
23.9
18.2
18.2
25.7
24.2
22.0
22.2
19.4
18.2
19.0
29.1
24.5
21.8
20.0
18.9
20.9
25.0

LG TD
95
2
108t
3
62
0
93t
2
95
2
53
0
63
0
95t
1
54
0
92t
1
101t
3
98t
1
86t
1
45
0
46
0
100t
2
98t
1
103t
2
91t
1
77
0
42
0
44
0
43
0
99t
1
104t
1
63
0
34
0
38
0
37
0
61
0
81
0
36
0
95t
1
46
1
35
0
37
0
46
0
103t
1
52
0
28
0
41
0
40
0
47
0
83
0
71
0
37
0
29
0
36
0
30
0
43
0

Top 10s

BY KICKOFF RETURNS
Name

No.

1. Faulk, K..................................... 180
2. Starring, S. .................................107
3. Hobbs, E.................................... 105
Meggett, D................................ 105
5. Johnson, B................................ 102
6. Garrett, C. ...................................92
7. Garron, L.....................................89
8. Martin, S......................................88
9. Brown, T...................................... 87
10. Herron, M.....................................71

BY KICKOFF RETURN AVG.
(Minimum 20 Ret.)
Name

Avg.

1. Patterson, C..............................28.8
2. Hobbs, E....................................27.7
3. Carter, A.................................... 27.2
4. Clayborn, R............................... 27.0
5. Ivory, H. ....................................26.5
6. Maroney, L................................25.9
7. Garron, L...................................25.8
Tate, B. .....................................25.8
9. Christy, D. ................................. 25.7
10. Herron, M. ................................25.3

Records(BASED ON RETURN YARDAGE)
Name
Years
No.
Yds
1. Kevin Faulk
1999-2011
180
4,088
2. Ellis Hobbs
2005-08
105
2,913
3. David Meggett
1995-97105
2,561
4. Bethel Johnson
2003-05102
2,557
5. Larry Garron
1960-6889
2,299
6. Stephen Starring
1983-87
107
2,259
7. Carl Garrett
1969-72922,251
8. Sammy Martin
1988-91
88
2,012
9. Troy Brown
1993-2007
87
1,862
10. Mack Herron
1973-75
71
1,796
11. Raymond Clayborn
1977-8957
1,538
12. Ricky Smith
1982-84
67
1,505
13. Derrick Cullors
1997-9860
1,471
14. Jay Cunningham
1965-6764
1,372
15. Tony Collins
1981-8765
1,335
16. Jon Vaughn
1991-9254
1,281
17. Horace Ivory
1977-8145
1,191
18. Brandon Tate
2009-1045
1,163
19. Ron Burton
1960-65
46
1,119
20. Laurence Maroney
2006-0941
1,062
21. J.D. Garrett
1964-6748
1,054
22. Ray Crittenden
1993-9447
938
23. Joe Bellino
1965-67
43905
24. Allen Carter
1975-76
33
898
25. Devin McCourty
2010-2244888
26. Deion Branch
2002-05, 10-12 36863
27. Marvin Allen
1988-9143
844
28. Allan Clark
1979-8040
837
29. Gunner Olszewski
2019-2136834
30. Willie Porter
1968
36
812
2013-1734799
31. Danny Amendola
2000-06
36745
32. Patrick Pass
33. Cordarrelle Patterson
2018
23
663
34.Marcus Jones
2022-2327645
35. Matthew Slater
2008-2335637
36. Julian Edelman
2009-20
30
626
1960
24
617
37. Dick Christy
38. Dion Lewis
2015-1725
605
39. Odell Lawson
1970-7127
593
40.Brandon Bolden
2012-17, 19, 21 26
577
41. Andy Johnson
1974-81
28
544
1992
29
529
42. Walter Stanley
43. Irving Fryar
1984-92.26495
44. LeGarrette Blount2013, 14-16
17494
45. Jess Phillips
1976-7720
490
46. Danny Woodhead
2010-1222480
47. Jon Williams
1984
23
461
48. Billy Johnson
1966-68
24
453
49. Leroy Thompson
1994
18
376
50. Reggie Rucker
1971-74
15
375

477

Patriots longest plays
Name
1. Larry Garron
2. Carl Garrett
3. Robert Weathers
Ron Burton
5. Sam Cunningham
6. Craig JamesDon Calhoun

RUSHING
Yards
85t
80t
77
77
75t
73
73

PUNT RETURNS

Opp.
Date
vs. BUF
10/22/61
vs. MIA
11/09/69
vs. BAL (Colts) 09/04/83
at DEN
10/23/60
at BUF
10/20/74
vs. STL (Cards) 12/02/84
at STL (Cards) 9/10/78

PASSING

Name
1. T. Brady to W. Welker
2. T. Brady to D. Patten
3. T. Eason to C. James
4. J. Plunkett to R. Vataha
5. T. Sherman to J. Whalen
6. D. Bledsoe to T. Glenn
7. D. Bledsoe to B. Coates
8. T. Brady to S. Vereen

Yards Opp.
Date
99t at MIA
09/12/1191t
at IND
10/21/01
90t at CHI
09/15/85
88t at BAL (Colts) 12/19/71
87t at NYJ
10/27/68
86t at PIT
12/06/98
84t vs. MIA
11/13/96
83t at NYJ
11/22/12

KICKOFF RETURNS

Name
1. Ellis Hobbs
2. Devin McCourty
3. Dion Lewis
Brandon Tate
5. Raymond Clayborn
6. Raymond Clayborn
Jon Vaughn
8. Allen Carter
Jon Vaughn
10. Jalen Reagor
Ricky Smith
Horace Ivory

Yards
108t
104t
103t
103t
101t
100t
100t
99t
99t
98t
98t
98t

Opp.
at NYJvs. NYJ
at DENat MIAat BAL (Colts)
at NYJ
at CINat BAL (Colts)
at PHXat BUFvs. NYJ
at BAL (Colts)Date
09/09/07
10/21/12
11/12/17
10/04/10
12/18/77
10/02/77
12/20/92
12/21/75
09/29/91
12/31/23
09/19/82
10/19/80

Name
1. Julian Edelman
2. Mike Haynes
3. Troy Brown
Irving Fryar
5. Marcus Jones
Julian Edelman
7. Danny Amendola
8. Stanley Morgan
9. Irving Fryar
10. Roland James
11. Julian Edelman

Records

Opp.
Date
vs. MIA
01/02/11
vs. BUF
11/07/76
vs. CLE
12/09/01
at BUF
09/22/85
vs. NYJ
11/20/22
vs. DEN
11/02/14
at NYG
11/15/15
vs. BAL (Colts) 11/18/79
vs. IND
11/10/85
vs. NYJ
11/02/80
vs. KC
11/21/11

INTERCEPTION RETURNS

Name
Yards
1. Jimmy Hitchcock 100t
2. Rick Sanford
99t
3. Bob Suci
98t
4. Darius Butler
91t
5. Victor Green90t
6. J.C. Jackson
88t
7. Alfonzo Dennard 87t
Ron Hall87
9. Raymond Clayborn 85
10. Devin McCourty
84t
Name
1. Shawn McCarthy
2. Luke Prestridge
3. Bob Scarpito
4. Luke Prestridge
5. Bryce Baringer
6. Rich Camarillo
Lee Johnson
7. Rich Camarillo
Rich Camarillo

FIELD GOALS

Name
1. Stephen Gostkowski
2. Stephen Gostkowski
3. Stephen Gostkowski
Adam Vinatieri
5. Chad Ryland
6. Adam Vinatieri
Matt Bahr8. Nick Folk
Stephen Gostkowski
Stephen Gostkowski
Adam Vinatieri
12. Nick Folk
Stephen Gostkowski
Stephen Gostkowski
Stephen Gostkowski
Stephen Gostkowski
Stephen Gostkowski
Stephen Gostkowski
Adam Vinatieri
Jason Staurovsky
Gino Cappelletti

Yards
94t
89t
85t
85t
84t
84t
82
80t
77t
75t
72t

Yards
62
58
57
57
56
55
55
54
54
54
54
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53

Opp.
at OAKvs. CARat DALat CHIat DENat STLat MIA
at LV
at NYGvs. NOvs. CLEat ATLat ARZat BUFat HOUvs. TB
vs. ARZ
at DENvs. KCvs. SEA
at NYJ

Opp.
Date
vs. MIA
11/23/97
at CHI
12/05/82
vs. HOU (Oilers) 11/01/63
at HOU
01/03/10
at NYJ
09/15/02
at CAR
11/07/21
vs. IND
11/18/12
at DEN
09/18/66
at CLE
10/07/84
at BUF
10/29/18

PUNTS

Yards
93
89
87
82
79
76
76
75
75

Opp.
at BUFvs. MIAat DENvs. NYJ
vs. IND
vs. NYJ
at CINat CHIat OAK

Date
11/03/91
10/21/84
09/29/68
10/28/84
11/12/23
09/19/82
09/09/01
09/15/85
11/01/81

Date
11/19/17*
10/01/17**
10/11/15
11/10/02
12/24/23
12/13/98
11/12/95
12/18/22
11/15/15
10/13/13
12/09/01
11/18/21
09/11/16
10/12/14
12/01/13
09/22/13
09/16/12
10/11/09
12/04/00
10/07/90
11/28/65*Game played in Mexico City**Longest field goal in Gillette Stadium history

478

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Opponents longest plays

Name
1. Melvin Gordon
Jack Larscheid
3. Thurman Th­o­mas
O.J. Simpson
5. Justin Jackson
Tony Dorsett

RUSHING
Yards
87t
87t
80t
80t
75
75t

Opp.
vs. LACat OAKat BUFvs. BUFat LACvs. DAL

Date
10/29/17
10/16/60
11/18/90
09/16/73
10/31/21
09/21/81

PASSINGName
Yards Opp.
Date
1. George Shaw to Jerry Tarr 97t
vs. DEN
09/21/62
2. Len Dawson to Frank Pitts 90t at KC
11/17/68
3. Ken O’Brien to Wesley Walk­er 88t at NYJ
11/24/85
4. E. Manning to O. Beckham Jr. 82t at NYG
11/15/15
5. S. DeBerg to S. Paige
86t vs. KC
12/02/90
C. Grosscup to D. Maynard 86t at NY(Titans) 10/06/62

KICKOFF RETURNS

Name
1. Charlie Warner
2. Nyheim Hines
3. Terrence McGee
4. Kene Nwangwu
Tremon Smith
6. Nyheim Hines
Mer­cu­ry Morris
6. C.J. Spiller
8. Mer­cu­ry Morris

Yards
102t
101t
98t
97t
97
96t
96t
95t
94t

Opp.
vs. BUFat BUFat BUF
at MINvs. KCat BUF
at MIAvs. BUFvs. MIA

FIELD GOALS
Yards
58
57
56
56
56
55
54
54
54
54
54
54
54
54
53
53
53
53
53
53

Opp.
at ATLat PHIat PITvs. PHI
vs. BALT.
vs. NYJ
vs. KCvs. NOvs. DENvs. NYJ
vs. CIN
at ATLat ATLvs INDvs. NOvs. IND
at NYGvs. MIAat INDvs. BUF

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Date
10/09/05
09/14/03
12/07/23
09/10/23
09/25/22
10/25/15
12/17/23
10/08/23
10/18/20
10/21/12
09/12/10
10/01/95
11/29/92
11/11/90
10/08/23
10/04/18
11/15/15
12/14/14
11/16/14
09/10/06

Yards
83t
81t
76
76
76t
76t
75t
75t

Opp.
Date
vs. PHI
12/06/15
at TEN
12/31/06
at CAR
09/18/05
at NO
10/04/98
at KC
11/17/68
vs. DEN
09/09/60
at WAS
10/25/81
vs. BAL (Colts) 11/18/79

INTERCEPTION RETURNS

Name
Yards
1. Bryant Westbrook 101t
2. Malcolm Jenkins 99t
3. Dick Ander­son
94t
4. Ray Buchanan
90t
5. Lawrence Timmons 89
6. Al Harris84
7. Leroy Irvin80
8. Kenny Young
79t
Name
1. Andy Lee
2. Bob Par­sons
3. Johnny Hekker
Joe Prokop
5. James Fraser
Brian Moorman

Opp.
at DETvs. PHIvs. MIAvs. IND
vs. PITat PHI
vs. LARat LAR

PUNTS

Yards
82
81
76
76
75
75

Opp.
at SF
at CHI
vs. LARvs. NYJ
at DENvs. BUF

Date
11/23/00
12/06/15
11/24/68
12/11/94
11/30/08
12/19/99
11/16/80
12/10/20
Date
10/05/08
12/05/82
12/04/16
11/05/89
11/11/62
09/23/07

FIELD GOALS (CONT.)
Olindo Mare
Jason ElamPat Leahy
Uwe von Schamann
25.Greg Zuerlein
Chris Boswell
Brandon McManus
Dan Carpenter
Caleb Sturgis
Dan Carpenter
Adam Vinatieri
Rian Lindell
John Kasay
Neil Rackers
Pat Leahy
Raul Allegre
Raul Allegre
Uwe von Schamann
Chris Bahr

53
53
53
53
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52

vs. MIA
10/17/99
at DEN
09/07/98
vs. NYJ
10/20/85
vs. MIA
10/21/79
vs. NYJ
09/24/23
at PIT
09/18/22
vs. DEN
10/18/20
vs. BUF
11/23/15
vs. MIA
10/27/13
vs. MIA
11/08/09
at IND
11/02/08
at BUF
11/18/07
at CAR
09/18/05
at ARZ
09/19/04
vs. NYJ
10/20/85
vs. BAL (Colts) 09/04/83
at BAL (Colts) 10/09/83
vs. MIA
11/13/83
at CIN
10/15/78

Records

Name
1. Michael Koenen
2. David Akers
3. Chris Boswell
Jake Elliott
Justin Tucker
6. Nick Folk
7. Harrison Butker
Blake Grupa
Brandon McManus
Nick Folk
Mike Nugent
Morten Anderson
Norm Johnson
Dean Biasucci
15.Blake Grupa
Adam Vinatieri
Josh Brown
Caleb Sturgis
Adam Vinatieri
Ryan Lindell

Date
11/07/65
01/08/23
10/03/04
11/24/22
10/14/18
01/08/23
12/06/70
09/26/10
12/05/71

PUNT RETURNS

Name
1. Darren Sproles
2. Adam Jones
3. Chris Gamble
Andre Hastings
Goldie Sell­ers
Eu­gene Mingo
7. Mike Nelms
Nesby Glasgow

479

Year-by-year Leaders
YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADING SCORERSYR PLAYER
1960 Gino Cap­pelletti
1961 Gino Cap­pelletti
1962 Gino Cap­pelletti
1963 Gino Cap­pelletti
1964 Gino Cap­pelletti
1965 Gino Cap­pelletti
1966 Gino Cap­pelletti
1967 Gino Cap­pelletti
1968 Gino Cap­pelletti
1969 Gino Cappelletti
1970 Jim Nance
1971 Charlie Gogolak
1972 Carl Garrett
1973 Jeff White
1974 John Smith
1975 John Smith
1976 John Smith
1977 John Smith
1978 Horace Ivory
1979 John Smith
1980 John Smith
1981 John Smith
1982 John Smith
1983 Tony Collins
1984 Tony Franklin
1985 Tony Franklin
1986 Tony Franklin1987 Tony Franklin
1988 Robert Perryman
1989 Greg Davis
1990 Jason Staurovsky

TD
0
8
5
2
7
9
6
3
2
0
7
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
11
0
0
0
0
10
0
0
0
0
6
0
0

Records# -Also made three 2-point conversions

YR
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990

PAT
30#
48
38
35
36#
27
35
29
26
26
0
28
0
21
42
33
42
33
0
46
51
37
6
0
42
40
44
37
0
13
19

FG
8
$17
20
$22
$25
17
16
16
15
14
0
12
0
14
16
9
15
15
0
23
26
15
5
0
22
24
*32
15
0
16
16

Total
60
$147
128
$113
$155
$132
$119
95
83
68
42
64
30
63
90
60
87
78
66
*115
*129
82
21
60
108
112
*140
82
36
61
67

YR PLAYER
TD
1991 Jason Staurovsky
01992 Charlie Baumann001993 Scott Sisson
1994 Matt Bahr01995 Matt Bahr01996 Adam Vinatieri
001997 Adam Vinatieri
1998 Adam Vinatieri
001999 Adam Vinatieri2000 Adam Vinatieri02001 Adam Vinatieri
002002 Adam Vinatieri
2003 Adam Vinatieri002004 Adam Vinatieri
2005 Adam Vinatieri02006 Stephen Gostkowski
023
2007 Randy Moss
2008 Stephen Gostkowski
002009 Stephen Gostkowski
2010 BenJarvus Green-Ellis 13
2011 Stephen Gostkowski
002012 Stephen Gostkowski
2013 Stephen Gostkowski
002014 Stephen Gostkowski
2015 Stephen Gostkowski
02016 Stephen Gostkowski
002017 Stephen Gostkowski
2018 Stephen Gostkowski
002019 Nick Folk
2020 Nick Folk
02021 Nick Folk
002022 Nick Folk
2023 Chad Ryland
0*NFL Leader

LG TD
33
2
38
5
59
2
47t
2
16
2
20
5
65t *11
53
*7
30t
4
43
6
21
7
38
1
35
3
25
4
28
7
17
6
24
3
31t
4
52t
8
27
5
44
2
29
7
54
1
50t 10
73
1
65t
5
16
4
19
3
52
4
35t
7
26
2

YR
PLAYER
ATT1991 Leonard Russell
266
1992 Jon Vaughn
113
300
1993 Leonard Russell
1994 Marion Butts
243
368
1995 Curtis Martin
316
1996 Curtis Martin
1997 Curtis Martin
274
291
1998 Robert Edwards
1999 Terry Allen
254
164
2000 Kevin Faulk
2001 Antowain Smith287
2002 Antowain Smith252
2003 Antowain Smith
182
2004 Corey Dillon
3452005 Corey Dillon
209
199
2006 Corey Dillon
2007 Laurence Maroney 185
2008 Sammy Morris
156
2009 Laurence Maroney 194
2010 BenJarvus Green-Ellis 229
2011 BenJarvus Green-Ellis 181
2012 Stevan Ridley
290
2013 Stevan Ridley
178
2014 Jonas Gray89
2015 LeGarrette Blount 165
2016 LeGarrette Blount 299
2017 Dion Lewis
180
2018 Sony Michel
209
2019 Sony Michel
247
2020 Damien Harris
137
2021 Damien Harris
202
2022 Rhamondre Stevenson 210
2023 Ezekiel Elliott
184*AFL Leader

480

FG
13
11
14
27
23
27
25
31
26
27
24
27
25
*31
20
20
0
*36
26
0
28
29
*38
*35
33
27
37
27
14
26
36
32
16

Total
49
55
57
117
96
120
115
127
107
106
113
117
112
*141
100
103
138
*148
125
78
143
*153
*158
*156
*151
127
146
130
54
108
**150
128
72

$AFL Leader		**Tied for NFL Lead

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADING RUSHERS

PLAYERATT YDS AVG
Alan Miller
101
416 4.2
Billy Lott100
461 4.6
Ron Burton
134
548
4.1
Larry Garron179
750 4.2
Larry Garron
183
585 3.2
Jim Nance111
321 2.9
Jim Nance*299 *1458 4.9
Jim Nance*269 *1216 4.5
Jim Nance
177
593 3.4
Jim Nance
193
750 3.9
Jim Nance
145
522 3.6
Carl Garrett
181
784 4.3
Josh Ashton
128
546 4.3
Sam Cunningham 155
516 3.3
Mack Herron231
824 3.6
Sam Cunningham 169
666 3.9
Sam Cunningham
172
824 4.8
Sam Cunningham 270 1015 3.8
Sam Cunningham 199
768 3.9
Sam Cunningham 159
563 3.5
Vagas Ferguson
211
818 3.9
Tony Collins
204
873 4.3
Tony Collins
164
632 3.9
Tony Collins
219 1049 4.8
Craig James160
790 4.9
Craig James263 1227
4.7
Craig James
154
427 2.8
Tony Collins
147
474 3.2
John Stephens
297 1168 3.9John Stephens244
833 3.4
John Stephens212
808 3.8

PAT
10
22
15
36
27
39
40
32
29
25
41
36
37
48
40
43
0
40*
47
0
59
66*
44
51
52
46
45
49
12
30
42
32
24

YDS AVG
959 3.6
451 4.01088 3.6
703 2.91487 4.01152 3.61160 4.21115 3.8
896 3.5
570 3.5
1157 4.0
982 3.9642 3.5
1635
4.7
733 3.5812
4.1
835 4.5727
4.7
757 3.91008 4.4
667 3.7
1263 4.4
773 4.3
412 4.6
703 4.3
1161 3.9
896 5.0931 4.5
912 3.7
691 5.0
929 4.61040 5.0
642 3.5

LG TD
24
4
36
1
21
7
26
8
49
14
57
14
70t
4
53
9
39
8
18
4
44
12
42t
6
30
3
44
12
29
12
50 13
59t
6
35
7
45t
9
33t 13
18
11
41
12
29
7
20
5
38t
6
44
18
44
6
34t
6
26
7
41
2
64t 1549
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Year-by-year Leaders
YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADING PASSERSYR PLAYER
ATT CMP1960 Butch Songin 392 187
1961 Butch Songin 212 98
1962 Babe Parilli 253 140
1963 Babe Parilli 337 153
1964 Babe Parilli 473 228
1965 Babe Parilli 426 173
1966 Babe Parilli 382 181
1967 Babe Parilli 344 161
1968 Tom Sherman 226 90
1969 Mike Taliaferro 331 160
1970 Joe Kapp
219 981971 Jim Plunkett 328 158
1972 Jim Plunkett 355 169
1973 Jim Plunkett 376 193
1974 Jim Plunkett 352 173
1975 Steve Grogan 274 139
1976 Steve Grogan 302 145
1977 Steve Grogan 305 160
1978 Steve Grogan 362 181
1979 Steve Grogan 423 206
1980 Steve Grogan 306 175
1981 Steve Grogan 216 117
1982 Steve Grogan 122 66
1983 Steve Grogan 303 168
1984 Tony Eason
431 259
1985 Tony Eason 299 168
1986 Tony Eason 448 276
1987 Steve Grogan 161 93
1988 Doug Flutie
179 921989 Steve Grogan 261 133
1990 Marc Wilson 265 139
1991 Hugh Millen 409 246

PCT. YDS TD LG INT
47.7 2476 22 78 15
46.2 1429 14 58t 955.3 1988 18 67t 845.4 2345 13 77t 24
48.2 **3465 **31 80t **2740.6 2597 18 73t 26
47.4 2721 20 63t 20
46.8 2317 19 79t 24
39.8 1199 12 87t 16
48.3 2160 19 77 18
44.7 1104 3 48 17
48.2 2158 19 88t 1647.6 2196 8 62 25
51.3 2550 13 64 17
49.1 2457 19 69t 2250.7 1976 11 62t 18
48.0 1903 18 58t 2052.5 2162 17 68 21
50.0 2824 15 75t 23
48.7 3286 28 63t 20
57.2 2475 18 71 22
54.2 1859 7 76t 16
54.1 930 7 62t 4
55.4 2411 15 76t 1260.1 3228 23 76t 856.2 2156 11 90t 1761.6 3328 19 49 10
57.8 1183 10 40 9
51.4 1150 8 80t 1051.0 1697 9 55t 14
52.5 1625 6 36 11
60.1 3073 9 60t 18

ATT CMP PCT. YDS TD LG INTYR PLAYER
1992 Hugh Millen 203 124 61.1 1203 8 39 101993 Drew Bledsoe 429 214 49.9 2494 15 54t 15
1994 Drew Bledsoe *691 *400 57.9 *4555 25 62t *27
1995 Drew Bledsoe *636 323 50.8 3507 13 47t 16
1996 Drew Bledsoe *623 *373 59.9 4086 27 84t 15
1997 Drew Bledsoe 522 314 60.2 3706 28 76 151998 Drew Bledsoe 481 263 54.7 3633 20 86t 14
1999 Drew Bledsoe 539 305 56.6 3985 19 68t 21
2000 Drew Bledsoe 531 312 58.8 3291 17 59 13
2001 Tom Brady
413 264 63.9 2843 18 91t 12
2002 Tom Brady
601 373 62.1 3764 *28 49t 14
2003 Tom Brady
527 317 60.2 3620 23 82t 12
2004 Tom Brady
474 288 60.8 3692 28 50 14
2005 Tom Brady
530 334 63.0 *4110 26 71 14
2006 Tom Brady
516 319 61.8 3529 24 62t 12
2007 Tom Brady
578 398 *68.9 *4806 *50 69t 8
2008 Matt Cassel 516 327 63.4 3693 21 76t 11
2009 Tom Brady
565 371 65.7 4398 28 81t 13
2010 Tom Brady
492 324 65.9 3900 *36 79t 4
2011 Tom Brady
611 401 65.6 5235 39 99t 122012 Tom Brady
637 401 63.0 4827 34 83t 8
2013 Tom Brady
628 380 60.5 4343 25 81t 11
2014 Tom Brady
582 373 64.1 4109 33 69t 9
2015 Tom Brady
624 402 64.4 4770 *36 76t 7
2016 Tom Brady
432 291 67.4 3554 28 79t 2
2017 Tom Brady
581 385 66.3 *4577 32 64t 8
2018 Tom Brady
570 375 65.8 4355 29 63t 11
2019 Tom Brady
613 373 60.8 4057 24 59 8
2020 Cam Newton 368 242 65.8 2657 8 50 102021 Mac Jones
521 352 67.6 3801 22 75t 13
2022 Mac Jones
442 288 65.2 2997 14 48t 112023 Mac Jones
345 224 64.9 2120 10 58t 12*NFL Leader**AFL Leader

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADING RECEIVERSYDS AVG
666 13.6
768
17.1
868 21.7
461 11.5
693 16.5
865 17.7
677 16.9
673 13.2
606 14.8
718 15.3
267
9.2
550 14.5
872
17.1
681 15.5
743 14.0
474 12.5
720 15.7
343 11.8370
8.8543 13.91013 22.5
991 22.0
808 17.6
584 20.9863 14.9
792 12.0
549 10.6
1491 17.8
347
7.9
232
6.8
615 11.4
856 15.9808
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LG TD
61
9
53
8
78t 10
69
4
56t 3
58t 7
41
3
42
4
79t 4
87t 7
34
2
48
4
88t 9
62
3
64
3
48
5
47
6
53
4
35
1
53
4
59
7
71
6
51
6
75t 3
50t 2
34
7
49
2
44t 10
29
3
15
0
46
0
56
4
49
3

YR PLAYERNO YDS
1992 Irving Fryar
55 791
1993 Ben Coates (TE)53 6591994 Ben Coates (TE)96 1174
1995 Ben Coates (TE)84 915
1996 Terry Glenn
90 1132
1997 Ben Coates (TE)66 73767 668
1998 Ben Coates (TE)1999 Terry Glenn
69 1147
2000 Troy Brown
83 944101 1199
2001 Troy Brown
2002 Troy Brown
97 8902003 Deion Branch
57 803
2004 David Givens
56 8742005 Deion Branch
78 99861 7602006 Reche Caldwell2007 Wes Welker
112* 1175
2008 Wes Welker
111 1165
2009 Wes Welker
123* 1348
2010 Wes Welker
86 848122* 1569
2011 Wes Welker
2012 Wes Welker
118 1354
2013 Julian Edelman
105 1056
2014 Julian Edelman
92 9722015 Rob Gronkowski (TE) 72 1176
2016 Julian Edelman
98 11062017 Rob Gronkowski (TE) 69 10842018 James White (RB)87 7512019 Julian Edelman
100 11172020 Jakobi Meyers
59 7292021 Jakobi Meyers
83 8662022 Rhamondre Stevenson 69 421
2023 Ezekiel Elliott
51 313*NFL Leader

AVG
14.4
12.4
12.2
10.9
12.6
11.2
10.0
16.6
11.4
11.9
9.2
14.1
15.6
12.8
12.5
10.5
10.5
11.0
9.9
12.9
11.5
10.1
10.6
16.3
11.3
15.7
8.6
11.2
12.4
10.4
6.1
6.1

LG TD
54t 4
54t 8
62t 7
35
6
37t 6
35
8
33
6
67
4
44t 4
60t 5
38
3
66t 3
50
3
51
5
62t 4
42
8
64
3
58
4
35
7
99t 9
59
6
44
6
69t 4
76t 11
77t 3
53t 8
42
7
44
6
35
0
39
2
40
1
23
2

Records

YR PLAYER
NO.
1960 Jim Colclough49
1961 Gino Cappelletti
45
1962 Jim Colclough40
Ron Burton
40
1963 Jim Colclough
42
49
1964 Gino Cappelletti
1965 Jim Colclough
40
1966 Art Graham
51
1967 Art Graham
41
1968 Jim Whalen (TE)47
291969 Carl Garrett (RB)1970 Ron Sellers
381971 Randy Vataha
51
1972 Reggie Rucker
44
1973 Reggie Rucker
53
1974 Mack Herron (RB)38
1975 Randy Vataha
46
1976 Andy Johnson (RB)29
1977 Sam Cunningham (RB) 42
1978 Russ Francis (TE)39
1979 Harold Jackson
45
1980 Stanley Morgan
45
1981 Don Hasselbeck (TE) 46
1982 Stanley Morgan
28
1983 Stanley Morgan
58
1984 Derrick Ramsey (TE)66
1985 Tony Collins (RB)52
1986 Stanley Morgan
84
1987 Tony Collins (RB)44
1988 Reggie Dupard (RB)34
1989 Eric Sievers (TE)54
1990 Irving Fryar
54
1991 Marv Cook (TE)82

481

Year-by-year Leaders

YEAR-BY-YEAR NET YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE

Records

YR
PLAYERTOTAL YDS
1960 Alan Miller
700
1961 Jim Colcough794
Billy Lott794
1962 Ron Burton
1009
1168
1963 Larry Garron1964 Larry Garron935
1965 Gino Cappelletti
680
1966 Jim Nance
1561**
1967 Jim Nance1412
1968 Jim Whalen
718
1969 Carl Garrett
958
1970 Jim Nance
670
1971 Carl Garrett
1049
1972 Carl Garrett
898
1973 Reggie Rucker
742
1974 Mack Herron
1298
1975 Sam Cunningham
919
1976 Sam Cunningham
1123
1977 Sam Cunningham
1385
1978 Sam Cunningham
1065
1979 Stanley Morgan
1041
1980 Stanley Morgan
1027
1981 Tony Collins
1105
1982 Tony Collins
819
1983 Tony Collins
1306
1984 Craig James949
1985 Craig James
1587
1986 Stanley Morgan
1491
1987 Tony Collins
821
1988 John Stephens
1266
1989 John Stephens1040
1990 John Stephens
1004

YR
PLAYER
1960 Gino Cappelletti
Harry Jacobs
1961 Don Webb
1962 Ross O’Hanley1963 Bob Suci
1964 Ron Hall
1965 Ron Hall
Nick Buoniconti
1966 Ron Hall
1967 Nick Buoniconti
Don Webb
1968 Leroy Mitchell1969 Larry Carwell
John Charles
Ed Philpott
1970 Daryl Johnson
1971 Larry Carwell1972 Honor Jackson
1973 Ron Bolton
1974 Ron Bolton
1975 Ron Bolton
1976 Mike Haynes
1977 Mike Haynes
1978 Mike Haynes
1979 Raymond Clayborn
1980 Raymond Clayborn
1981 Rick Sanford
Tim Fox1982 Mike Haynes
1983 Rick Sanford
1984 Raymond Clayborn
1985 Fred Marion
1986 Ronnie Lippett
1987 Fred Marion
1988 Raymond Clayborn
Fred Marion
Roland James1989 Maurice Hurst
1990 Maurice Hurst
Ronnie Lippett
Fred Marion
1991 Maurice Hurst
1992 Jerome Henderson
Maurice Hurst

482

RUSH
416
37
461
548
750
585
0
1458**
1216
0
691
522
784
488
-1
824
666
824
1015
768
39
36
873
632
1049
790
1227
0
474
1168
833
808

REC.
284
757
333
461
418
350
680
103
196
718
267
148
265
410
743
474
253
474
370
297
1002
991
232
187
257
159
360
1491
347
98
207
196

YR
PLAYERTOTAL YDS
1991 Leonard Russell
1040
797
1992 Irving Fryar
1993 Leonard Russell
1333
1174
1994 Ben Coates1995 Curtis Martin
17481996 Curtis Martin1485
1997 Curtis Martin
1456
1998 Robert Edwards
1446
1999 Terry Glenn
1147
2000 Kevin Faulk
1035
2001 Antowain Smith
1349
2002 Antowain Smith1225
2003 Kevin Faulk
1078
2004 Corey Dillon
17382005 Deion Branch998
2006 Corey Dillon
9592007 Randy Moss
1493
2008 Wes Welker
11912009 Wes Welker
13842010 BenJarvus Green-Ellis 1093
2011 Wes Welker
15992012 Wes Welker
13742013 Julian Edelman1067
2014 Rob Gronkowski
11242015 Rob Gronkowski
1176
2016 LeGarrette Blount1199
2017 Brandin Cooks1122
2018 James White
1176
2019 Julian Edelman
1144
2020 Damien Harris
743
2021 Damien Harris
1061
2022 Rhamondre Stevenson 1461
2023 Ezekiel Elliott
955

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADING INTERCEPTORS

NO.
4
4
5
5
7
11
3
3
6
4
4
7
4
4
4
2
5
4
6
7
5
8
5
6
5
5
3
3
4
7
3
7
8
4
4
4
4
5
4
4
4
3
3
3

YDS
68
26
153
83
277
148
35
31
159
7
91
41
114
46
37
51
72
133
65
18
33
90
54
123
56
87
28
20
26
24
102
189
76
53
65
47
30
31
61
94
17
21
43
29

AVG
17.0
6.5
30.6
16.6
39.6
13.5
11.7
10.3
26.5
1.8
22.8
5.9
28.5
11.5
9.2
25.5
14.4
33.3
10.8
2.6
6.6
11.3
10.8
20.5
11.2
17.4
9.3
6.7
6.5
3.4
34.0
27.0
9.5
13.3
16.3
11.8
7.5
6.2
15.3
23.5
4.3
7.0
14.3
9.7

LG
24
14
59
28
98
50
29
26
87
7
41
20
38
25t
16
42
53t
55
56
10
15
28
22
50
27
29
21
20
26
16
85
83
43
25
31
22
22
16t
36
73
16
21
34
27

TD
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0

YR
PLAYERNO
1993 Maurice Hurst
4
1994 Maurice Hurst
7
1995 Vincent Brown
4
1996 Willie Clay
4
1997 Willie Clay
6
1998 Ty Law
9*1999 Lawyer Milloy
42000 Ty Law
2Lawyer Milloy
2
Tebucky Jones
2
2001 Otis Smith
52002 Ty Law
4Terrell Buckley
42003 Ty Law
6Tyrone Poole
62004 Eugene Wilson
42005 Asante Samuel
3
Ellis Hobbs
3
2006 Asante Samuel10t*
2007 Asante Samuel
62008 Brandon Meriweather 42009 Brandon Meriweather 5
Leigh Bodden
52010 Devin McCourty
72011 Kyle Arrington
7t*
2012 Devin McCourty
52013 Logan Ryan
52014 Devin McCourty
2
Darrelle Revis
2
Logan Ryan
2
Jamie Collins Sr.
22015 Logan Ryan
42016 Malcolm Butler
4
2017 Duron Harmon
42018 Duron Harmon
42019 Stephon Gilmore
6t*2020 J.C. Jackson
92021 J.C. Jackson
82022 Jonathan Jones
4
Devin McCourty
42023 Kyle Dugger
2
Jabrill Peppers
2
Jahlani Tavai
2*NFL Leader

RUSH
959
6
1088
0
1487
1152
1160
1115
0
570
1157
982
638
1635
0
812
0
26
36
1008
30
20
11
0
0
1161
40
425
27
691
929
1040
642
YDS
53
68
1
50
109
133
17
32
2
20
181
33
50
112
81
51
15
8
120
89
25
149
60
110
92
53
82
70
0
0
0
39
28
12
0
126
80
92
89
66
35
33
2

AVG
13.3
9.7
0.3
12.5
18.2
14.8
4.3
16.0
1.0
10.0
36.2
8.3
12.5
18.7
13.5
12.8
5.0
2.7
12.0
14.8
6.3
29.8
12.0
15.7
13.1
10.6
16.4
35.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
9.8
7.0
3.0
0.0
21.0
8.9
11.5
22.3
16.5
17.5
16.5
1.0

REC.
81
791
245
1174
261
333
296
331
1147
465
192
243
440
103
998
147
1493
1165
1348
85
1569
1354
1056
1124
1176
38
1082
751
1117
52
132
421
313
LG
24
24
1
35
53t
59t
17
32
2
20
78t
29
39
65t
44
24
15
8
33
42
19
56
53t
50
28
34
79t
60
0
0
0
25
21
12
0
64
30
88t
55
36
20
32
2

TD
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
2*
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2*
0
1
1
0
0
0
0

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Year-by-year Leaders
YEAR-BY-YEAR SACK LEADERS

YR
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980

PLAYERTom Greene
Tom Yewcic
Tom Yewcic
Tom Yewcic
Tom Yewcic
Tom Yewcic
Jim Fraser
Terry Swanson
Terry Swanson
Tom Janik
Tom Janik
Tom Janik
Pat Studstill
Bruce Barnes
Bruce Barnes
Mike Patrick
Mike Patrick
Mike Patrick
Jerrel Wilson
Eddie Hare
Mike Hubach
Rich Camarillo
Rich Camarillo
Rich Camarillo
Rich Camarillo
Rich Camarillo
Rich Camarillo
Rich Camarillo
Jeff Feagles
Jeff Feagles
Brian Hansen
Shawn McCarthy

YR
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000

PLAYER
SACKS
Tony McGee, DE
5.5
Don Blackmon, LB
4.5
Andre Tippett, LB
8.5
Andre Tippett, LB
18.5
Andre Tippett, LB
16.5
Garin Veris, DE
11.0
Andre Tippett, LB
12.5
Brent Williams, DE
8.0
Brent Williams, DE
8.0
Brent Williams, DE
6.0
Andre Tippett, LB
8.5
Andre Tippett, LB
7.0
Chris Slade, LB
9.0
Chris Slade, LB
9.5
Willie McGinest, DE 11.0
Willie McGinest, DE
9.5
Chris Slade, LB
9.0
Henry Thomas, DT
6.5
Willie McGinest, DE
9.0
Willie McGinest, DE
6.0
Greg Spires, DE
6.0

YR
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADING PUNTERS

NO.
61
64
69
73
73
76
55
65
62
70
86
87
75
55
45
83
67
65
54
83
63
47
49
81
48
92
89
62
91
63
90
66

YDS
2235
2406
2654
2880
2787
3094
2044
2632
2449
2903
3364
3249
2859
2134
1604
3223
2688
2354
1921
3038
2392
1959
2140
3615
2020
3953
3746
2489
3482
2392
3752
2650

AVG
36.9
37.6
38.5
38.9
38.2
40.7
37.2
40.5
39.5
41.5
39.1
37.3
38.1
38.8
35.6
38.8
40.1
36.2
35.6
36.6
38.0
41.7
43.7
44.6
42.1
43.0
42.1
40.1
38.3
38.0
41.7
40.2

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LG
66
64
56
65
63
70
68
62
57
56
57
58
57
53
50
62
52
64
57
58
69
75
76
70
61
75
64
73
74
64
69
93

PLAYER
Brian Hansen
Shawn McCarthy
Mike Saxon
Pat O’Neill
Pat O’Neill
Bryan Wagner
1996 Tom Tupa
1997 Tom Tupa
1998 Tom Tupa
1999 Lee Johnson
2000 Lee Johnson
2001 Ken Walter
2002 Ken Walter
2003 Ken Walter
2004 Josh Miller
2005 Josh Miller
2006 Josh Miller
2007 Chris Hanson
2008 Chris Hanson
2009 Chris Hanson
2010 Zoltan Mesko
2011 Zoltan Mesko
2012 Zoltan Mesko
2013 Ryan Allen2014 Ryan Allen
2015 Ryan Allen
2016 Ryan Allen2017 Ryan Allen2018 Ryan Allen
2019 Jake Bailey
2020 Jake Bailey
2021 Jake Bailey
2022 Michael Palardy
2023 Bryce Baringer
YR
1990
1992
1993
1994
1995

PLAYER
SACKS
Bobby Hamilton, DL 7.0
Richard Seymour, DL 5.5
Willie McGinest, LB
5.5
Mike Vrabel, LB
9.5
Willie McGinest, LB
9.5
Rosevelt Colvin, LB
7.0
Rosevelt Colvin, LB
8.5
Mike Vrabel, LB
12.5
Richard Seymour, DL 8.0
Tully Banta-Cain LB 10.0
Mike Wright, DL
5.5Mark Anderson, DE 10.0
Andre Carter, DE
10.0
Rob Ninkovich, DL
8.0
Chandler Jones, DE 11.5
Rob Ninkovich, DL
8.0
Chandler Jones, DE 12.5
Trey Flowers, DL
7.0
Trey Flowers, DL
6.5
Trey Flowers, DL
7.5
Jamie Collins Sr., LB 7.0
Chase Winovich, DL 5.5
Matthew Judon, LB 12.5
Matthew Judon, LB 15.5
Christian Barmore, DL 8.5
NO YARDS
90 3752
103 4212
73 3096
69 2841411514
37 1557
63 2739
78 3569
74 3294
90 3735
89 3798
49 1964
70 2723
76 2865
56 2350
76 343143 1848
44
1821
49 2143
56 222158 2505
57 2648
60 2585
76 3491
66 3060
73 3358
72 321758 251564 2885
81 3638
55 2678
49 231642
1781
98 4598

AVG
41.7
41.0
42.4
41.2
36.9
42.1
43.5
45.8
44.5
41.5
42.7
40.1
38.9
37.7
42.0
45.1
43.0
41.4
43.7
39.7
43.2
46.5
43.1
45.9
46.4
46.0
44.7
43.4
45.1
44.9
48.7
47.3
42.4
46.9

LG
69
61
59
67
57
57
62
73
64
58
62
58
55
52
69
59
62
64
70
56
65
65
62
65
67
67
57
60
66
65
71
71
58
79

Records

YR
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991

PLAYER
SACKS
Jack Rudolph, LB
3.0
Rommie Loudd, LB
7.0
Larry Eisenhauer, DE 5.5
Larry Eisenhauer, DE 9.0
Larry Eisenhauer, DE 7.5
Larry Eisenhauer, DE 9.5
Jim Lee Hunt, DT
9.0
Houston Antwine, DT 6.0
Houston Antwine, DT 7.5
Houston Antwine, DT 5.0
Ron Berger, DE
9.0
Steve Kiner, LB
6.5
Julius Adams, DE
4.0
Julius Adams, DE
8.0
Julius Adams, DE
8.0
Tony McGee, DE
9.0
Tony McGee, DE
9.5
Tony McGee, DE
12.0
Tony McGee, DE
11.5
Tony McGee, DE
10.5
Julius Adams, DE
9.0

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Year-by-year Leaders

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADING KICKOFF RETURNERS

YR
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990

PLAYER
Dick Christy
Larry Garron
Larry Garron
Larry Garron
J.D. Garrett
Jay Cunningham
Joe Bellino
Jay Cunningham
Willie Porter
Carl Garrett
Odell Lawson
Carl Garrett
Carl Garrett
Mack Herron
Mack Herron
Allen Carter
Jess Phillips
Raymond Clayborn
Raymond Clayborn
Allan Clark
Horace Ivory
Tony Collins
Ricky Smith
Ricky Smith
Tony Collins
Stephen Starring
Stephen Starring
Stephen Starring
Sammy Martin
Sammy Martin
Sammy Martin

YR
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977

PLAYER
Dick Christy
Ron Burton
Ron Burton
Bob Suci
Dave Cloutier
Ron Burton
Vic Purvis
Joe Bellino
Willie Porter
Carl Garrett
Carl Garrett
Carl Garrett
Carl Garrett
Mack Herron
Mack Herron
Darryl Stingley
Mike Haynes
Stanley Morgan
Mike Haynes
Stanley Morgan
Stanley Morgan
Roland James
Stanley Morgan
Ricky Smith
Ricky Smith
Irving Fryar
Irving Fryar
Irving Fryar
Irving Fryar
Irving Fryar
Sammy Martin
Sammy Martin

1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1989

NO YDS24 61716 43824 68628 69332 74917 37418 41030 62736 81228 79225 54624 53816 41041 1092
28 62932 87914 39728 86927 63637 81636 99239 77324 56742 91625 54448 101236 80223 44531 73524 58425 515

AVG.
LG TD
25.7
46 0
27.4 891
28.6 95t 1
24.8 58 0
23.4
42 0
22.0 45 0
22.8 43 0
20.9
41 0
22.6
61 0
28.3 63 0
21.8 52 022.4
37 025.6 49 0
26.6 92t 1
22.5 62 0
27.5 99t 1
28.4
71 0
31.0* 101t* 3*
23.6 60 022.1
38 0
27.6* 98t 1*
19.8 30 0
23.6 98t 1
21.8 53 0
21.8 46 021.1
53 022.3 52 0
19.3
43 0
23.7
95t 1
24.3 38 0
20.6 38 0

YR
PLAYERNO
1991 Jon Vaughn
34
20
1992 Jon Vaughn
1993 Ray Crittenden
23
1994 Ray Crittenden
24
1995 David Meggett
38
1996 David Meggett
34
33
1997 David Meggett
45
1998 Derrick Cullors
1999 Kevin Faulk
39
2000 Kevin Faulk
37
33
2001 Kevin Faulk
2002 Deion Branch36302003 Bethel Johnson
2004 Bethel Johnson
412005 Bethel Johnson
312006 Laurence Maroney 28
2007 Ellis Hobbs
35
45
2008 Ellis Hobbs
2009 Laurence Maroney132010 Brandon Tate
41
202011 Danny Woodhead
2012 Devin McCourty
27
172013 LeGarrette Blount2014 Danny Amendola
20
2015 Keshawn Martin
1082016 Cyrus Jones
2017 Dion Lewis
23
2018 Cordarrelle Patterson 23
2019 Brandon Bolden
23
2020 Gunner Olszewski
18
182021 Gunner Olszewski
2022 Marcus Jones27
92023 Ty Montgomery II

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADING PUNT RETURNERS
NO
8
8
21
25
20
15
5
15
22
12
17
8
6
27
35
15
45
16
24
32
29
33
15
16
38
36
37
35
18
38
19
19

YDS AVG.
73
9.1
128 16.0
122
5.8
233
9.3
136
6.8
61
4.1
43
8.6
129
8.6
135
6.1
159 13.3
168
9.9
124 15.536
6.0
282 10.4
517 14.8113
7.5608 13.5
220 13.8200
8.3335 10.5
289 10.0
331 10.0
116
7.7
139
8.7
398 10.5347
9.6
520 14.1*
366 10.5174
9.7
398 10.5
164
8.6
164
8.6

LG TD
29
0
62
0
22
0
22
0
40
0
12
0
18
0
18
0
24
0
45
0
62
0
50
0
27
0
54
0
66
0
29
0
89t
2
53
0
46
0
48
0
80t
1
75t
1
26
0
19
0
55
0
55
0
85t* 2**
59t
1
36
0
30
0
28
0
28
0

YR
PLAYER
1990 Irving Fryar
1991 Jerome Henderson
1992 Walter Stanley
1993 Troy Brown
1994 Troy Brown
1995 David Meggett
1996 David Meggett
1997 David Meggett
1998 Troy Brown
1999 Troy Brown
2000 Troy Brown
2001 Troy Brown
2002 Troy Brown
2003 Troy Brown
2004 Kevin Faulk
2005 Tim Dwight2006 Kevin Faulk
2007 Wes Welker
2008 Wes Welker
2009 Wes Welker
2010 Julian Edelman2011 Julian Edelman2012 Julian Edelman2013 Julian Edelman2014 Julian Edelman2015 Danny Amendola
2016 Julian Edelman2017 Danny Amendola
2018 Julian Edelman
2019 Gunner Olszewski
2020 Gunner Olszewski
2021 Gunner Olszewski
2022 Marcus Jones
2023 Myles Bryant*NFL Leader

484

NO
28
27
28
25
24
45
52
45
17
38
39
29
24
29
20
32
31
25
24
27
21
28
17
35
25
23
15
27
20
20
20
26
29
15

**tied for NFL lead

YDS
717
564
478
460
964
781
816
1085
943
806
662
863
847
1016
694
783
911
1281
279
1057
437
654
494
482
257
180
570
663
515
418
416
645
219

AVG.
21.1
28.2
20.8
19.2
25.4
23.0
24.7
24.1
24.2
21.8
20.1
24.0
28.2
24.8
22.4
28.0
26.0
28.5
21.5
25.8
21.9
24.2
29.1
24.1
25.7
22.5
24.8
28.8
22.4
23.2
23.1
23.9
24.3

YDS AVG.
133
4.8
201
7.4
227
8.1
224
9.0
202
8.4
383
8.5
588
11.3
467 10.4
225 13.2
405 10.7
504 12.9
413 14.2*
175
7.3
293 10.1
133
6.7
273
8.5
330 10.6
249 10.0237
9.9
338 12.5
321 15.3
296 10.6
263 15.5
374 10.7
299 12.0
276 12.0*
135
9.0
231
8.6
154
7.7
179
9.0
346 17.3*
309
11.9
362 12.5
105
7.0

LG TD
99t 1
100t 1
44 0
36 0
62 0
54 0
61 0
68 0
95 0
40 0
42 0
63 0
92t 1
93t 1
54 0
77 0
108t 195t 1
52 0103t 237 0104t 1
83 0
81 0
75 0
43 0
103t* 1
95t 1
38 0
33 0
37 0
46 0
43 0

LG
17
39
50
19
38
23
60t
47
39
52
66t
85t
27
23
16
29
43
35
44
69
94t
72t
68t
43
84t
82
23
40
25
22
70t
27
84t
15

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1**
0
1
0

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YEAR-BY-YEAR ALL PURPOSE YARDS LEADERS
NO.
26
24
40
26
40
37
8
22
0
29
26
22
30
18
38
26
27
42
34
44
12
26
19
0
16
27
84
44
14
21
28
18
0
26
96
52
33
19
35
12
51
101
37
48
15
78
22
112
111
123
24
122
118
105
92
72
98
32
87
100
5
18
69
51

REC		
YDS
268
341
461
418
350
680
103
196
0
267
216
265
410
265
474
294
299
370
820
1002
95
232
187
0
100
360
1491
347
98
207
196
81
0
245
1174
334
292
203
331
98
465
1199
379
440
103
998
194
1175
1165
1348
432
1569
1354
1056
972
1176
1106
214
751
1117
62
132
421
313

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OFF PUNT RETYDS NO. YDS
631
8
73
730
0
0
1009 21 122
1168
1
23
935
0
0
680
0
0
1561
0
0
1412
0
0
0 22 135958 12 159
488 17 168
1049
8 124
898
6
36
465 27 282
1298 35 517
782
6
60
1123
0
0
1385
0
0
831 32 335
1041 29 289
206
0
0
1105
3
15
819
0
0
0 38 398
650
0
0
1587
0
0
1491
0
0
821
0
0
1266
0
0
1040
0
0
1004
0
0
1040
0
0
63 28 227
1333
0
0
1174
0
0
584 45 383
414 52 588
263 45 467
1446
00
325 10901035
6581290 29 413
650
8
65
1078
5
66
1738
0
0
998
0
0
939
0
0
1209 25 249
1191 24 237
1384 27 338
494
1
4
1599
8
82
1374 25 243
1067 35 374
1066 25 2991176
001163 15 135
1110
0
0
1176
0
0
1144
0
0
85 20 346
1061
0
0
1461
0
0
955
0
0

KICK RET
NO.
YDS
24
617
16
438
13
238
28
693
10
198
0
0
0
0
0
0
36
812
28
792
24
511
24
538
16
410
41 1092
28
629
10
188
0
0
0
0
1
17
1
12
36
992
39
773
0
0
42
916
25
544
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
529
0
0
0
0
38
964
34
781
33
816
0
0
39
943
37
806
1
13
26
725
10
207
0
0
0
0
28
783
7
176
1
26
2
45
41 1057
0
0
3
33
0
0
0
0
1
5
3
44
23
570
0
0
1
19
18
418
0
0
0
0
0
0

RET
YDS
690
438
360
716
198
0
0
0
947
951
679
662
446
1374
1146
248
0
0
352
12
992
788
0
1314
544
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
756
0
0
1347
1369
1283
0
1033
874
426
790
273
0
0
783
425
263
383
1061
82
276
374
299
5
179
570
0
19
764
0
0
0

DEF
YDS
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

TOT
YDS
1321
1168
1369
1884
1133
680
1561
1412
947
1909
1167
1711
1344
1839
2444
1030
1123
1385
1183
1342
1198
1893
819
1314
1194
1587
1491
821
1266
1040
1004
1040
819
1333
1174
1931
1783
1546
1446
1358
1899
1716
1440
1351
1738
998
1722
1634
1454
1767
1555
1681
1650
1441
1365
1181
1342
1680
1176
1163
849
1061
1461
955

Records

		
RUSH		YR
PLAYERNO. YDS
1960 Richard Christy
78 363
1961 Larry Garron
69 3891962 Ron Burton
134 548
1963 Larry Garron
179 750
1964 Larry Garron
183 58501965 Gino Cappelletti01966 Jim Nance
299 1458
1967 Jim Nance
269 1216
1968 Willie Porter001969 Carl Garrett
137 691
1970 Carl Garrett
88 2721971 Carl Garrett
181 784
1972 Carl Garrett
131 488
1973 Mack Herron
61 2001974 Mack Herron
231 824
117 488
1975 Andy Johnson
1976 Sam Cunningham 172 824
1977 Sam Cunningham 270 1015
2
111978 Stanley Morgan
1979 Stanley Morgan
7
39
1980 Horace Ivory
42
111
1981 Tony Collins
204 873
1982* Tony Collins
164 632001983 Ricky Smith
1984 Tony Collins
138 550
1985 Craig James263 1227
1986 Stanley Morgan001987 Tony Collins
147 474
1988 John Stephens 297 1168
1989 John Stephens 244 833
1990 John Stephens
212 808
1991 Leonard Russell 266 959
1992 Walter Stanley
3
631993 Leonard Russell 300 1088
1994 Ben Coates001995 Dave Meggett
60 2501996 Dave Meggett
40 122
1997 Dave Meggett
20
60
1998 Robert Edwards 291 1115
67 227
1999 Kevin Faulk
2000 Kevin Faulk
164 570
11
91
2001 Troy Brown
2002 Kevin Faulk
52 271
2003 Kevin Faulk
178 638
345 1635
2004 Corey Dillon
2005 Deion Branch002006 Laurence Maroney 175 745
2007 Wes Welker
4342008 Wes Welker
3
26
5
36
2009 Wes Welker
2010 Brandon Tate
5
62
4
30
2011 Wes Welker
2012 Wes Welker
2202013 Julian Edelman2112014 Julian Edelman
10942015 Rob Gronkowski
002016 Julian Edelman
12572017 Dion Lewis
180 8962018 James White
94 2252019 Julian Edelman
8272020 Gunner Olszewski 5
232021 Damien Harris
202 9292022 Rhamondre Stevenson210 1040
2023 Ezekiel Elliott
184 642*Strike year485

Records

All-time top 10 season leaders
RANK PLAYER
1.
Stephen Gostkowski
2.
Stephen Gostkowski
Stephen Gostkowski
4.
Gino Cappelletti
5.
Stephen Gostkowski
6.
Stephen Gostkowski
7.
Nick Folk
Stephen Gostkowski
8.
9.
Gino Cappelletti
10.
Stephen Gostkowski

YEAR
2013
2017
2014
1964
2012
2015
2021
2008
1961
2011

RANK
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

PLAYER
Corey Dillon
Curtis Martin
Jim Nance
Stevan Ridley
Craig James
Jim Nance
John Stephens
LeGarrette Blount
Curtis Martin
Antowain Smith

RANK
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

SCORING
TD
0
0
0
7
0
0
0
0
8
0

PAT
44
45
51
36
66
52
42
40
48
59

FG
38
37
35
25
29
33
36
36
17
28

2 PT
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0

PTS
158
156
156
155
153
151
150
148
147
143

YEAR
2004
1995
1966
2012
1985
1967
1988
2016
1997
2001

ATT
345
368
299
290
263
269
297
299
274
287

YDS
1635
1487
1458
1263
1227
1216
1168
1161
1160
1157

AVG.
4.7
4.0
4.9
4.4
4.7
4.5
3.9
3.9
4.2
4.0

LG
44
49
65
41
65t
53
52
44
70t
44

TD
12
14
11
12
5
7
4
18
4
12

PLAYERTom Brady
Tom Brady
Tom Brady
Tom Brady
Tom Brady
Drew Bledsoe
Tom Brady
Tom Brady
Tom Brady
Tom Brady

YEAR
2011
2012
2007
2015
2017
1994
2009
2018
2013
2005

ATT
611
637
578
624
581
691
565
570
628
530

CMP
401
401
398
402
385
400
371
375
380
334

PCT.
65.6
63.0
68.9
64.4
66.3
57.9
65.7
65.8
60.5
63.0

YDS
5235
4827
4806
4770
4577
4555
4398
4355
4343
4110

TD
39
34
50
36
32
25
28
29
25
26

RANK
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

PLAYER
Wes Welker
Randy Moss
Stanley Morgan
Wes Welker
Wes Welker
Rob Gronkowski
Randy Moss
Troy Brown
Rob Gronkowski
Wes Welker

YEAR
2011
2007
1986
2012
2009
2011
2009
2001
2015
2007

NO.
122
98
84
118
123
90
83
101
72
112

YDS
1569
1493
1491
1354
1348
1327
1264
1199
1176
1175

AVG.
12.9
15.2
17.8
11.5
11.0
14.7
15.2
11.9
16.3
10.5

LG
99t
65t
44t
59
58
52t
71t
60t
76t
42

TD
9
23
10
6
4
17
13
5
11
8

RANK
1
2.
3.

PLAYER
Ron HallAsante Samuel
J.C. Jackson
Ty Law
J.C. Jackson
Mike Haynes
Ronnie Lippett
Kyle Arrington
Devin McCourty
Maurice Hurst
Fred Marion
Rick Sanford
Ron Bolton
Leroy Mitchell
Bob Suci

YEAR
1964
2006
2020
1998
2021
1976
1986
2011
2010
1994
1985
1983
1974
1968
1963

NO.
11
10
9
9
8
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7

YDS
148
120
80
133
92
90
76
92
110
68
189
24
18
41
277

AVG.
13.5
12.0
8.9
14.8
11.5
11.3
9.5
13.1
15.7
9.7
27.0
3.4
2.6
5.9
39.6

LG
50
33
30
59t
88t
28
43
28
50
24
83
16
10
20
98t

TD
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

PLAYER
Mack Herron
Dave Meggett
Carl Garrett
Kevin Faulk
Tony Collins
Larry Garron
Mack Herron
Dave Meggett
Wes Welker
Curtis Martin

YEAR
1974
1995
1969
2000
1981
1963
1973
1996
2009
1995

YDS
2444
1931
1909
1899
1893
1884
1839
1783
1767
1748

5.
8.

RANK
1.
2.
3.
4.

8.
9.

486

PLAYER
Andre Tippett
Andre Tippett
Matthew Judon
Matthew JudonChandler Jones
Andre Tippett
Mike Vrabel
Tony McGee
Josh Uche
Chandler Jones
Tony McGee

SEASON RUSHING (BY YARDS)SEASON PASSING (BY YARDS)SEASON RECEIVING (BY YARDS)SEASON INTERCEPTIONS (BY NO.)

YEAR
1984
1985
2022
2021
2015
1987
2007
1977
2022
2013
1978

SACKS
NO.
18.5
16.5
15.5
12.5
12.5
12.5
12.5
12.0
11.5
11.5
11.5

SACK YDS
N/A
N/A
102.5
85.0
89.5
N/A
70.5
N/A
49.5
73.5
N/A

RANK
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

INT
12
8
8
7
8
27
13
11
11
14

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CAREER 100-YARD RUSHING PERFORMANCESCAREER 300-YARD PASSING GAMES
Number
92
26
12
7
7
5
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
163

PlayerTom Brady
Drew Bledsoe
Steve GroganBabe Parilli
Tony Eason
Mac Jones
Matt Cassel
Hugh Millen
Cam Newton
Bailey Zappe
Jim Plunkett
Matt Cavanaugh
Tom Ramsey
Butch Songin
Tom Yewcic
Total

W-L-T
76-16-0
17-9-0
3-9-0
3-2-2
2-5-0
2-3-0
2-1-0
2-1-0
0-2-0
1-0-0
1-0-0
0-1-0
0-1-0
0-1-0
0-1-0
109-52-2

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CAREER 100-YARD RECEIVING PERFORMANCES
Number
38
28
28
18
15
13
13
12
9
9
8
8
7
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
336

Player
W-L-T
Stanley Morgan
19-19-0
Rob Gronkowski
24-4-0Wes Welker
22-6-0Randy Moss
17-1-0Julian Edelman
10-5-0Terry Glenn
11-2-0Troy Brown
9-4-0
Irving Fryar
5-7-0
Ben Coates
5-4-0
Jim Colclough
5-3-1
Deion Branch
7-1-0
Harold Jackson
5-3-0
Gino Cappelletti
2-3-2
Danny Amendola
4-2-0David Givens
5-1-0
Ron Sellers
2-4-0
Art Graham
2-2-1
Vincent Brisby
4-1-0David Patten
4-1-0Hart Lee Dykes
1-4-0
Aaron Hernandez
3-1-0
Shawn Jefferson
2-2-0Michael Timpson
2-2-0
Randy Vataha
2-2-0
Jim Whalen
1-3-0
Don Hasselbeck
0-4-0
Jakobi Meyers
2-1-0
Martellus Bennett
1-2-0
Brandon LaFell
2-1-0
Stephen Starring
3-0-0
Russ Francis
2-1-0
Reche Caldwell2-0-0
Tony Collins
1-1-0
Brandin Cooks
2-0-0
Kevin Faulk
2-0-0
Larry Garron
2-0-0
Josh Gordon
2-0-0Daniel Graham
2-0-0
Chris Hogan
2-0-0
Cedric Jones
1-1-0
Brandon Lloyd
0-2-0
Tony Romeo
1-0-1
Reggie Rucker
1-1-0
Eric Sievers
1-1-0
Tony Simmons
1-1-0
Darryl Stingley
2-0-0
Nelson Agholor
1-0-0
Kendrick Bourne
0-1-0
DeVante Parker
0-1-0
Dick Christy
1-0-0
Aaron Dobson
1-0-0
Jabar Gaffney
1-0-0Billy Lott
1-0-0
Greg McMurtry
1-0-0
Derrick Ramsey
1-0-0
Donté Stallworth
1-0-0
Brandon Tate
1-0-0
Kenbrell Thompkins
1-0-0
Shane Vereen
1-0-0
Ben Watson
1-0-0
Danny Woodhead
1-0-0
Bob Adams
0-1-0
Damiere Byrd
0-1-0
Don Calhoun
0-1-0Andy Johnson
0-1-0
Joe Johnson
0-1-0
Aaron Marsh
0-1-0Will Moore
0-1-0James White
0-1-0
Total
191-104-5*

Records

NumberPlayerW-L-T
17
Jim Nance
11-4-2
14
Curtis Martin
9-5-0
11Corey Dillon
10-1-011
Sam Cunningham
8-3-0
8Damien Harris
2-3-0
8
Don Calhoun
7-1-0
8Tony Collins
7-1-0
7John Stephens
5-2-0
7Craig James
4-3-0
7
Stevan Ridley
7-0-0
6Antowain Smith
6-0-0
6
LeGarrette Blount
6-0-0
5Laurence Maroney 5-0-0
5Sony Michel
5-0-0
5Leonard Russell
3-2-0
4Rhamondre Stevenson 3-1-0
4BenJarvus Green-Ellis 4-0-0
Sammy Morris
4-0-0
4
4
Andy Johnson
3-1-0
4Robert Edwards
2-2-0
3
Larry Garron
3-0-0
3Horace Ivory
3-0-02
Terry Allen
1-1-0
2
Ron Burton
1-1-0
2Carl Garrett
1-1-0
2
Dion Lewis
2-0-0
1
Josh Ashton
1-0-0
1Brandon Bolden
1-0-0
1Dick Christy
1-0-0
1Vagas Ferguson
1-0-0
1
J.D. Garrett
1-0-0
1Jonas Gray
1-0-0
1Steve Grogan
1-0-0
1Michael LeBlanc
1-0-0
1
Mosi Tatupu
1-0-0
1Fred Taylor
1-0-01Mark Van Eeghen
1-0-0
1
Jon Vaughn
1-0-0
1Shane Vereen
1-0-0
1Mack Herron
0-1-01Scott Lockwood
0-1-0
1
Robert Weathers
0-1-0
175
Total
134-37-2**The Patriots have twice had multiple 100-yard
rushers in the same game.

*The Patriots have had multiple 100-yard receivers inthe same game 37 times and are 27-9-1 in those games.

487

Consecutive records
INDIVIDUAL RECORDSCONSECUTIVE SEASONS PLAYED
20
16
		
15
		
14
		

Tom Brady (2000-19)
Matthew Slater (2008-2023)
Steve Grogan (1975-90)
Troy Brown (1993-2007)
Julius Adams (1971-85)
Bruce Armstrong (1987-2000)
Steve Nelson (1974-87)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED
147
115
112
111
110

Raymond Clayborn (9/03/78-11/22/87)
Devin McCourty (01/03/16-01/08/23)
Tom Brady (9/14/09-1/3/16)
Tom Brady (9/30/01-9/7/08)
Ray Hamilton (9/16/73-10/26/80)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED
147
115
112
111
110

Raymond Clayborn (9/03/78-11/22/87)
Devin McCourty (01/03/16-01/08/23)
Tom Brady (9/14/09-1/3/16)
Tom Brady (9/30/01-9/7/08)
Ray Hamilton (9/16/73-10/26/80)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING TD

7
6
		
		
		
5
		

Curtis Martin (10/13/96-11/24/96)
Rob Gronkowski (11/06/11-12/11/11)
Stevan Ridley (10/28/12-12/10/12)
Laurence Maroney (10/18/09-11/30/09)
Robert Edwards (9/07/98-10/19/98)
12 Times. Most Recent:Damien Harris (10/10/21-11/07/21)

Records

CONSECUTIVE GAMES RUSHING TD

7
6
		
		
5
		
		
		
		
		
		

Curtis Martin (10/13/96-11/24/96)
Stevan Ridley (10/28/12-12/10/12)
Laurence Maroney (10/18/09-11/30/09)
Robert Edwards (09/07/98-10/19/98)
Damien Harris (10/10/21-11/07/21)
LeGarrette Blount (12/04/16-01/01/17)
LeGarrette Blount (10/09/16-11/13/16)
Stevan Ridley (10/13/13-11/18/13)
BenJarvus Green-Ellis (9/26/10-10/31/10)
Curtis Martin (10/23/95-11/19/95)
Horace Ivory (10/22/78-11/19/78)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES RECEIVING TD

6
5
		
		
		
		
		
		
4
		
		
		
		
		

488

Rob Gronkowski (11/06/11-12/11/11)
Rob Gronkowski (12/14/14-9/20/15)
Rob Gronkowski (10/21/12-12/30/12)
Rob Gronkowski (12/26/10-9/25/11)
Randy Moss (10/14/07-11/18/07)
Daniel Graham (12/27/03-10/10/04)
Michael Timpson (12/26/93-9/18/94)
Jimmy Colclough (11/11/62-12/09/62)
Hunter Henry (10/03/21-10/24/21)
Chris Hogan (9/17/17-10/5/17)
Rob Gronkowski (11/3/13-12/1/13)
Stanley Morgan (9/21/86-10/12/86)
Stanley Morgan (9/07/80-9/29/80)
Art Graham (12/17/66-9/17/67)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES PASSING TD
52
24
16
15
14

Tom Brady (9/12/10-9/29/13)
Tom Brady (10/27/13-12/21/14)
Tom Brady (12/17/06-12/9/07)
Tom Brady (9/10/15-12/27/15)
Babe Parilli (12/3/61-9/8/63)

CONSECUTIVE STARTS NO INTERCEPTIONS
11
7
6
5
		
		

Tom Brady (10/24/10-1/2/11)
Tom Brady (12/18/16-10/1/17)
Tony Eason (9/07/86-10/26/86)
Tom Brady (10/21/12-11/22/12)
Tom Brady (12/10/06-9/9/07)
Drew Bledsoe (10/23/95-11/19/95)

CONSECUTIVE ATTEMPTS NO INTERCEPTIONS
358
264
201
196
190
183
179

Tom Brady (10/17/10-9/12/11)
Tom Brady (12/12/16-10/05/17)
Tom Brady (10/14/12-12/02/12)
Tom Brady (12/21/14-10/18/15)
Tom Brady (9/16/12-10/14/12)
Tom Brady (9/20/09-10/25/09)
Drew Bledsoe (10/23/95-11/26/95)

CONSECUTIVE ATT. NO INT TO START CAREER
162

Tom Brady (11/23/00-10/28/01)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES RECEPTIONS MADE
93
80
63

Wes Welker (9/9/07-12/30/12)
Rob Gronkowski (9/12/10-1/3/16)
Ben Coates (12/27/92-12/8/96)

CONSECUTIVE RECEPTIONS MADE FOR TD
83		Mike Vrabel (9/28/02-10/28/07)
Derrick Ramsey (11/18/84)
Harold Jackson (9/09/79)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AN INT
5
4
		
3
		
		
		
		

J.C. Jackson (10/18/20-11/15/20)
Devin McCourty (9/8/19-9/29/19)
Mike Haynes (11/7/76-11/28/76)
Aqib Talib (9/12/13-9/29/13)
Devin McCourty (11/21/10-12/6/10)
Ty Law (11/26/95-12/10/95)
Myron Guyton (11/12/96-11/26/96)
Asante Samuel (9/23/07-10/7/07)

CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE
36
31
26
		
23
21

Nick Folk (9/20/20-10/03/21)
Stephen Gostkowski (12/07/14-11/23/15)
Adam Vinatieri (11/24/96-11/09/97)
Stephen Gostkowski (09/12/11-11/18/12)
Adam Vinatieri (10/17/04-12/26/04)
Stephen Gostkowski (9/22/13-11/24/13)

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Consecutive records (CONT.)TEAM RECORDSCONSECUTIVE PATs MADE
478
117
105

Stephen Gostkowski (12/31/06-10/16/16)*
Adam Vinatieri (10/27/96-10/31/99)
Gino Cappelletti (11/17/63-12/17/66)

CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES (INCL. PLAYOFFS)
21
18
13
13
12

Oct. 5, 2003 to Oct. 24, 2004*
Sept. 9, 2007 to Jan. 20, 2008
Dec. 23, 2018 to Oct. 27, 2019
Jan. 10, 2015 to Nov. 23, 2015
Nov. 25, 2001 to Sept. 22, 2002

CONSECUTIVE PLAYOFF VICTORIES
10
5
4

Jan. 19, 2002 to Jan. 7, 2006*
Jan. 14, 2017 to Jan. 21, 2018
Jan. 10, 2015 to Jan. 16, 2016

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT VICTORIES
2
		vs. Miami, Dec. 12, 1982 andat Seattle Dec. 19, 1982

CONSECUTIVE HOME VICTORIES
20
18
18
16
12

Dec. 21, 2008 to Oct. 16, 2011
Oct. 22, 2017 to Nov. 24, 2019
Dec. 29, 2002 to Sept. 8, 2005
Dec. 23, 2012 to Dec. 14, 2014
Nov. 26, 2006 to Sept. 7, 2008

CONSECUTIVE ROAD VICTORIES
Sept. 11, 2016 to Dec. 3, 2017
Dec. 24, 2006 to Oct. 5, 2008
Oct. 19, 2003 to Oct. 3, 2004
Dec. 11, 2005 to Nov. 19, 2006
Sept. 19, 2021 to Dec. 6, 2021
Dec. 7, 2014 to Nov. 15, 2015
Oct. 19, 1986 to Dec. 22, 1986
Sept. 10, 1978 to Nov. 26, 1978

CONSECUTIVE LOSSES
14
10
9
		
		

Sept. 23, 1990 to Dec. 30, 1990
Dec. 22, 1991 to Nov. 8, 1992
Oct. 25, 1981 to Dec. 20, 1981
Oct. 8, 1972 to Dec. 3, 1972
Sept. 27, 1970 to Nov. 22, 1970

CONSECUTIVE HOME LOSSES
		
		

10
6

		
		

8

Sept. 13, 1981 to Dec. 20, 1981
Dec. 6, 1970 to Dec. 12, 1971
Oct. 6, 1968 to Oct. 26, 1969

CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING
150
149
125

Dec. 17, 2006 to Sept. 22, 2016
Dec. 5, 1993 to Dec. 29, 2002
Sept. 28, 1975 to Nov. 13, 1983

CONSEC. QUARTERS PATRIOTS SCORELESS
10
		

Nov. 22, 1992 (vs. N.Y. Jets, 2nd half)
to Dec. 6, 1992 (vs. Indianapolis)

CONSEC. SHUTOUT QUARTERS RECORDED
8
Oct. 1, 2023 (vs. Dallas) to Oct. 15, 2023
		(vs. Las Vegas)
		Nov. 14, 2021 (vs. Cleveland) to Nov. 28, 2021
		(vs. Tennessee)
		Dec. 12, 1982 (vs. Miami) to Dec. 19, 1982 (at Seattle)
7
Sept. 8, 2019 (vs. PIT, 4th quarter)		to Sept. 22, 2019 (vs. N.Y. Jets, 2nd half)		Oct. 10, 2019 (vs. NYG, 2nd half)		to Oct. 27, 2019 (vs. CLE, 1st quarter)

CONSEC. QUARTERS NOT ALLOWING A TD
		
		
		
		

10

10

Dec. 5, 1982 (at Chicago, 2nd half) throughDec. 19, 1982 (at Seattle)(Shutout victories vs. Miami 12/12/82
and at Seattle 12/19/82)
Sept. 8, 2019 (vs. PIT) throughSept. 22, 2019 (vs. N.Y. Jets, first half)

CONSEC. SERIES GAME PATRIOTS VICTORIES
15
		
11
10

Buffalo Bills, Dec. 27, 2003 to Dec. 26, 2010
N.Y. Jets, Nov. 27, 2016 to Sept. 24, 2023
Buffalo Bills, Jan. 2, 1983 to Dec. 20, 1987
San Diego Chargers, Dec. 2, 1973 to Oct. 14, 2001

Records

14
12
7
		
6
		
		
		

CONSECUTIVE ROAD LOSSESCONSEC. SERIES GAME PATRIOTS LOSSES
10
9		

Denver Broncos, Nov. 4, 1984 to Sept. 7, 1998
N.Y. Jets, Dec. 17, 1966 to Nov. 22, 1970
Miami Dolphins, Sept. 17, 1989 to Nov. 21, 1993

*NFL Record

Dec. 24, 1989 to Sept. 9, 1991
Nov. 3, 1974 to Sept. 28, 1975
Oct. 15, 1972 to Sept. 23, 1973
Sept. 27, 1970 to Dec. 20, 1970

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PATRIOTS INDIVIDUAL Records

The following records relate to service with the Patriots and reflect only regular season activity; postseason playoff competition is excluded.
Number of games per season: 1960-1977 (14); 1978-81 (16); 1982 (9); 1983-86 (16); 1987 (15), 1988-20 (16) and 2021-23 (17).

MOST SERVICE

Records

Seasons –SERVICE20
Tom Brady, 2000-2019
16
Matthew Slater, 2008-23
		
Steve Grogan, 1975-90
		Julius Adams, 1971-85, 87
15
Troy Brown, 1993-2007
14
Stephen Gostkowski, 2006-19
		
Bruce Armstrong, 1987-2000
		Steve Nelson, 1974-87
13
Devin McCourty, 2010-22
		Kevin Faulk, 1999-2011		
Tedy Bruschi, 1996-2008
		
Raymond Clayborn, 1977-89
		John Hannah, 1973-85
		Stanley Morgan, 1977-89
		Mosi Tatupu, 1978-90
Games –
Player, Pos.
Games Years
1.
Tom Brady, QB
285
2000-192.
Matthew Slater, WR
239
2008-233.
Bruce Armstrong, OT
212
1987-2000
1971-85, 87
4.
Julius Adams, DE
206*
5.
Devin McCourty, DB
205
2010-22
6.
Stephen Gostkowski, K 204
2006-19
7.
Mosi Tatupu, RB
194
1978-90
8.
Troy Brown, WR
192
1993-2007
Raymond Clayborn, CB 191
1977-899.
10.
Tedy Bruschi, LB
189
1996-2008
11.
John Hannah, OG
183
1973-85
12.
Stanley Morgan, WR
180
1977-89
13.
Steve Nelson, LB
174
1974-87
Willie McGinest, LB
171
1994-200515.
Kevin Faulk, RB
161
1999-201116.
Tom Neville, OT
160
1965-77
Adam Vinatieri, K
160c
1996-2005
18.
Vince Wilfork, DL
158
2004-1419.
Matt Light, T
155
2001-1120.
Pete Brock, C
154
1976-87
21.
Gino Cappelletti, K/WR 153c
1960-70
22.
Bill Lenkaitis, C
151
1971-81Andre Tippett, LB
151
1982-93^
24.
Steve Grogan, QB
149
1975-90

490

Games (Cont.) –Player, Pos.
25.
Jim Lee Hunt, DT
26.
Roland James, SS
27.
Joe Cardona, LSFred Marion, FS
29.
Houston Antwine, DT
Ben Coates, TE
31.
Patrick Chung, S
Ty Law, CB
Lonie Paxton, LS
34.
Len St. Jean, OG
35.
Julian Edelman, WR
36.
Don Webb, DB
37.
Ray Hamilton, NT
38.
Logan Mankins, G
Jon Morris, C
40.
Irving Fryar, WR
41.
Larry Izzo, LB
Chris Slade, LB
43.
Jim Colclough, WR
Johnny Rembert, LB
45.
Ted Johnson, LB
Mike Vrabel, LB
47.
Drew Bledsoe, QB
Steve King, LB
Charlie Long, OT
50.
Vincent Brown, LB
Rob Ninkovich, LB/DL
52.
Ronnie Lippett, CB
Lawrence McGrew, LB

Starts –

283
212
205
183

Games
146
145
144@
144
142
142
141
141
141
140c
137
134
132
130
130
129
127
127
126
126
125
125
124
124
124
123
123
122
122

Years
1960-70
1980-90
2015-23
1982-91
1961-71
1991-99
2009-12, 14-19
1995-2004
2000-08
1964-73
2009-20
1961-71
1973-81
2005-13
1964-74
1984-92
2001-08
1993-2000
1960-68
1983-92
1995-2004
2001-2008
1993-2001
1973-81
1961-69
1988-95
2009-16
1983-91
1980-89

Tom Brady, 2000-2019
Bruce Armstrong, 1987-2000
Devin McCourty, 2010-22
John Hannah, 1973-85

c - consecutive games played* - J. Adams DNP in 1986.

@ - active^ - A. Tippett DNP in 1989

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MOST POINTS
Career –Season –Game –
		
		
		
		
		

1,775
1,158
1,130
692
482
442
440
408

SCORING

Stephen Gostkowski, 2006-19
Adam Vinatieri, 1996-2005
Gino Cappelletti, 1960-70
John Smith, 1974-82
Rob Gronkowski, 2010-18
Tony Franklin, 1984-87
Nick Folk, 2019-22
Stanley Morgan, 1977-89

158 Stephen Gostkowski, 2013 (44-xp, 38-fg)
156 Stephen Gostkowski, 2017 (45-xp, 37-fg)
156 Stephen Gostkowski, 2014 (51-xp, 35-fg)
155 Gino Cappelletti, 1964 (7-td, 36-xp, 1-2pt, 25-fg)
153 Stephen Gostkowski, 2012 (66-xp, 29-fg)
151 Stephen Gostkowski, 2015 (52-xp, 33-fg)
28 Gino Cappelletti vs. HOU, Dec. 18, 1965
(2-td, 4-xp, 4-fg)
24 Jonas Gray at IND, Nov. 16, 2014 (4-td)
24 Randy Moss at BUF, Nov. 18, 2007 (4-td)
24 Gino Cappelletti vs. BUF, Nov. 15, 1964
(3-td, 4-xp, 1-2pt)

Most Seasons Leading the League –5 Stephen Gostkowski, 2008, 2012-15
		Gino Cappelletti, 1961, 63-66
2 John Smith, 1979, 1980

PAT KICKSMOST PAT KICK ATTEMPTS
Career –

664
374
353
323
166

Stephen Gostkowski, 2006-19
Adam Vinatieri, 1996-2005
Gino Cappelletti, 1960-70
John Smith, 1974-83
Tony Franklin, 1984-87

Season –

74
66
59
52
51

Stephen Gostkowski, 2007
Stephen Gostkowski, 2012
Stephen Gostkowski, 2011
Stephen Gostkowski, 2015
Stephen Gostkowski, 2014
John Smith, 1980

8

Stephen Gostkowski vs. IND, Nov. 18, 2012
Stephen Gostkowski vs TEN, Oct. 18, 2009
Stephen Gostkowski at BUF, Nov. 18, 2007
John Smith vs. NYJ, Sept. 9, 1979David Posey vs. NYJ, Oct. 29, 1978
Nick Folk vs. NYJ, Oct. 24, 2021
Stephen Gostkowski vs. NYJ, Nov. 3, 2013
Stephen Gostkowski at NYJ, Nov. 22, 2012
Stephen Gostkowski at BUF, Sept. 30, 2012
Stephen Gostkowski at OAK, Dec. 14, 2008
Stephen Gostkowski vs. WAS., Oct. 28, 2007
Stephen Gostkowski at MIA, Oct. 21, 2007
John Smith vs. OAK, Oct. 3, 1976
Gino Cappelletti vs. BUF, Oct. 22, 1961

		Game –
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

MOST PAT KICKS MADE
653
367
342
308
163

Stephen Gostkowski, 2006-19
Adam Vinatieri, 1996-2005
Gino Cappelletti, 1960-70
John Smith, 1974-83
Tony Franklin, 1984-87

80
68
50
		
49
46
44

Rob Gronkowski, 2010-18 (1-r, 79-p)
Stanley Morgan, 1977-89 (67-p, 1-rt)
Ben Coates, 1991-99 (50-p)
Randy Moss, 2007-10 (50-p)
Sam Cunningham, 1973-79, 1981-82 (43-r, 6-p)
Jim Nance, 1965-71 (45-r, 1-p)
Tony Collins, 1981-87 (32-r, 12-p)

Season –

74
66
59
52
51

Stephen Gostkowski, 2007
Stephen Gostkowski, 2012
Stephen Gostkowski, 2011
Stephen Gostkowski, 2015
Stephen Gostkowski, 2014
John Smith, 1980

Season –

23
18
		
17
15
15
13
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

Randy Moss, 2007 (23-p)
LeGarrette Blount, 2016 (18-r)
Rob Gronkowski, 2011 (17-p, 1-r)
Curtis Martin, 1996 (14-r, 3-p)
Damien Harris, 2021 (15-r)
Curtis Martin, 1995 (14-r, 1-p)
Cam Newton, 2020 (12-r, 1-p)
BenJarvus Green-Ellis, 2010 (13-r)
Randy Moss, 2009 (13-p)
Corey Dillon, 2006 (13-r)
Corey Dillon, 2005 (12-r, 1-p)
Corey Dillon, 2004 (12-r, 1-p)
Antowain Smith, 2001 (12-r, 1-p)
Steve Grogan, 1976 (12-r, 1-rt)
Stanley Morgan, 1979 (12-p, 1-rt)

8

Stephen Gostkowski vs. IND, Nov. 18, 2012
Stephen Gostkowski vs. TEN, Oct. 18, 2009
Stephen Gostkowski at BUF, Nov. 18, 2007
John Smith vs. NYJ, Sept. 9, 1979

Game –
						Jonas Gray at IND, Nov. 16, 2014 (4-r)
Randy Moss at BUF, Nov. 18, 2007 (4-p)
Accomplished 34 times. Most Recent:Damien Harris vs. Buff., Dec. 26, 2021 (3-r)

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SAFETY

Records

Career –MOST TOUCHDOWNS
Career –7

MISC. SCORING

Game –
1		

Accomplished 34 times, most recent:
LB Matt Judon at N.Y. Jets, 9/24/23

Season –2
		

Don Blackmon, at Tampa Bay,
10/27/85 and vs. Green Bay, 9/8/85(NOTE: See fumble section for scoring on fumbles)

MOST TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS
Career –4		Julian Edelman, 2009-20
Gino Cappelletti, 1960-70		
Jakobi Meyers, 2019-22

Game –

Accomplished many times, most recent:Jakobi Meyers at Las Vegas, Dec. 18, 2022

1

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MISC. SCORING (CONT.)MISSED FG RETURNED FOR TD
91 ydsRon Burton vs. Denver, Nov. 11, 1962

FIELD GOALS (CONT.)

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
Career –

374
263
176
128
108
93

BLOCKED FG RETURNED FOR TD
71 yds
65 yds62 yds
58 yds
45 yds
44 ydsRaymond Clayborn at Houston, Oct. 18, 1987
Mike Haynes at N.Y. Jets, Oct. 5, 1980
Kyle Arrington vs. Miami, Dec. 14, 2014
Chandler Jones at Minnesota, Sept. 14, 2014
Larry Carwell vs. Cincinnati, Sept. 17, 1972
Devin McCourty at L.A. Chargers, Dec. 6, 2020

BLOCKED PUNT RETURNED FOR TD
31 yds
29 yds
20 yds17 yds
11 yds
10 yds
8 yds
6 yds
4 yds
3 yds
0 yds
0 yds

Rod McSwain at L.A. Rams, Nov. 16, 1986
Kyle Van Noy at Chicago , Oct. 21, 2018
Don Webb vs. San Diego, Dec. 17, 1961
Mosi Tatupu at New Orleans, Nov. 30, 1986
Matthew Slater at Buffalo, Sept. 29, 2019
Roland Moss vs. Buffalo, Nov. 14, 1971
Rick Sanford vs. Baltimore, Nov. 18, 1979
Chase Winovich vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 10, 2019
Tedy Bruschi vs. Baltimore, Oct. 6, 1996
Willie Scott vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 22, 1987
JD Garrett at Miami on Dec. 17, 1967
Leroy Moore vs. Oakland, Nov. 17, 1961

FIELD GOALS

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Records

Career –

428
334
321
191
125
121

Stephen Gostkowski, 2006-19
Gino Cappelletti, 1960-70
Adam Vinatieri, 1996-2005
John Smith, 1974-83
Tony Franklin, 1984-87
Nick Folk, 2019-22

Season –
41
		
40
		
39
		
		

Stephen Gostkowski, 2013
Tony Franklin, 1986
Stephen Gostkowski, 2017
Stephen Gostkowski, 2008
Nick Folk, 2021
Adam Vinatieri, 1998
Gino Cappelletti, 1964

Game –
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

Jason Staurovsky, vs. IND, Dec. 3, 1989
Gino Cappelletti vs. CIN, Nov. 16, 1969
Gino Cappelletti vs. BUF, Sept. 24, 1967
Gino Cappelletti vs. SD, Sept. 20, 1964
Nick Folk, vs. TEN, Nov. 28, 2021
Stephen Gostkowski vs. LAC, Oct. 29, 2017
Adam Vinatieri vs. JAX, Sept. 22, 1996
Gino Cappelletti vs. NYJ, Sept. 27, 1964
Gino Cappelletti at DEN, Oct. 4, 1964
Gino Cappelletti vs. HOU, Dec. 18, 1965

7

6

Most Seasons Leading League –3 Stephen Gostkowski, 2008, 2013-14
		Gino Cappelletti, 1961, 63-64
2 Adam Vinatieri, 2004		Tony Franklin, 1986

Season –Stephen Gostkowski, 2006-19
Adam Vinatieri, 1996-2005
Gino Cappelletti, 1960-70
John Smith, 1974-83
Nick Folk, 2019-22
Tony Franklin, 1984-87

38
37
36
		
35
33

Stephen Gostkowski, 2013
Stephen Gostkowski, 2017
Nick Folk, 2021
Stephen Gostkowski, 2008
Stephen Gostkowski, 2014
Stephen Gostkowski, 2015

Game –

Gino Cappelletti vs. Denver, Oct. 4, 1964
Nick Folk, at N.Y. Jets, Oct. 30, 2022
Nick Folk, vs. Detroit, Oct. 9, 2022
Nick Folk, vs. Tennessee, Nov. 28, 2021
Stephen Gostkowski vs. Kansas City, Oct. 14, 2018
Stephen Gostkowski vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 5, 2014
Adam Vinatieri vs. Buffalo, Nov. 14, 2004
Adam Vinatieri vs. Jacksonville, Sept. 22. 1996
Jason Staurovsky vs. Indianapolis, Dec. 3, 1989

6
5

		
		
		
		
		
		
		

Game (No Misses) –6
Gino Cappelletti vs. Denver, Oct. 4, 1964
5
Nick Folk, at N.Y. Jets, Oct. 30, 2022
		
Nick Folk, vs. Detroit, Oct. 9, 2022
		Stephen Gostkowski vs. Kansas City, Oct. 14, 2018		
Stephen Gostkowski vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 5, 2014
		Adam Vinatieri vs. Buffalo, Nov. 14, 2004
Longest Made –62
Stephen Gostkowski at Oakland, Nov. 19, 2017*
58
Stephen Gostkowski vs. Carolina, Oct. 1, 2017
Stephen Gostkowski at Dallas, Oct. 11, 2015
57
		
Adam Vinatieri at Chicago, Nov. 10, 2002
56
Chad Ryland at Denver, Dec. 24, 2023
55
Adam Vinatieri at St. Louis, Dec. 13, 1998
		Matt Bahr at Miami, Nov. 12, 1995
54
Stephen Gostkowski at N.Y. Giants Nov. 15, 2015
		Stephen Gostkowski vs. New Orleans , Oct. 13, 2013
		Adam Vinatieri vs. Cleveland, Dec. 12, 2001
Most 50-Yard Field Goals Made –Career –25
Stephen Gostkowski (2006-19)
12
Nick Folk (2019-22)
8Adam Vinatieri (1996-05)
3
Tony Franklin (1984-87)
Season –5
Nick Folk, 2021
		 Stephen Gostkowski, 2013
4
Nick Folk, 2022
		 Stephen Gostkowski, 2017
		 Stephen Gostkowski, 20152
10 times. Most Recent:		 Chad Ryland, 2023
Game –
2
Nick Folk at Houston, Oct. 10, 2021 (52,52)
2Stephen Gostkowski at Oakland*, Nov. 19, 2017 (62,51)
		Stephen Gostkowski at Houston, Dec. 1, 2013 (53,53)
		Stephen Gostkowski vs. Arizona, Sept. 16, 2012 (51,53)*Mexico City

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RUSHING

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS
Career –1,385 Sam Cunningham, 1973-79, 1981-82
1,323 Jim Nance, 1965-71
1,191 Tony Collins, 1981-87
958 Curtis Martin, 1995-97
891 John Stephens, 1988-92

Season –368 Curtis Martin, 1995
345 Corey Dillon, 2004
316 Curtis Martin, 1996
300 Leonard Russell, 1993

Game –
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

40 Curtis Martin vs. NYJ, Sept. 14, 1997 (199 yds)
38 Jim Nance vs. OAK, Oct. 30, 1966 (208 yds)
37 Jonas Gray at IND, Nov. 16, 2014 (201 yds)
36 Curtis Martin vs. BUF, Oct. 23, 1995 (127 yds)
35 Curtis Martin vs. IND, Nov. 24, 1996 (141 yds)
Curtis Martin at NYJ, Nov. 5 1995 (166 yds)
Michael LeBlanc vs. BUF Oct. 11, 1987 (146 yds)
John Stephens vs. CHI, Oct. 30, 1988 (124 yds)

Seasons Leading League –3 Jim Nance, 1966-67, 69

MOST RUSHING YARDS
5,453
5,323
4,647
3,799
3,607
3,391

Sam Cunningham, 1973-79, 1981-82
Jim Nance, 1965-71
Tony Collins, 1981-87
Curtis Martin, 1995-97
Kevin Faulk, 1999-2011
Don Calhoun, 1975-81

Season –

1,635
1,487
1,458
1,263
1,227
1,216

Corey Dillon, 2004
Curtis Martin, 1995
Jim Nance, 1966
Stevan Ridley, 2012
Craig James, 1985
Jim Nance, 1967

Game –
		
		
		
		
		
		

212 Tony Collins vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 18, 1983 (23 att.)
208 Jim Nance vs. Oakland, Oct. 30, 1966 (38 att.)
201 Jonas Gray at Indianapolis, Nov. 16, 2014 (37 att.)
199 Curtis Martin vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 14, 1997 (40 att.)
196 Robert Edwards at St. Louis, Dec. 13, 1998 (24 att.)
189 LeGarrette Blount vs. Buffalo, Dec. 29, 2013 (24 att.)
185 Jim Nance vs. Buffalo, Sept. 24, 1967 (34 att.)

Seasons Leading League –2 Jim Nance, 1966-67

LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE
		
		
		
		

85
80
77

Larry Garron vs. Buffalo, Oct. 22, 1961 (TD)Carl Garrett vs. Miami, Nov. 9, 1969 (TD)Robert Weathers vs. Baltimore, Sept. 4, 1983
Ron Burton at Denver, Oct. 23, 1960

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Career (400 Attempts) –		 4.66 Damien Harris, 2019-22 (449-2,094)
		 4.54 Rhamondre Stevenson, 2021-23(499-2,265)
		 4.34 Stevan Ridley, 2011-14 (649-2,817)
		 4.31 LeGarrette Blount, 2013-16 (677-2,917)
		 4.28 Sony Michel, 2018-20 (536-2,292)
		 4.22 Corey Dillon, 2004-06 (753-3,180)
		Craig James, 1984-88 (585-2,469)
		 4.18 Laurence Maroney, 2006-09 (582-2,430)
		 4.17 Kevin Faulk, 1999-2011 (864-3,607)
		 4.16 Carl Garrett, 1969-72 (537-2,235)
		 4.14 Don Calhoun, 1975-81 (820-3,391)

HIGHEST AVERAGE RUSHING GAIN (CONT.)
Season (100 Attempts) –		 5.59 Don Calhoun, 1976 (129-721)
		 5.45 Mosi Tatupu, 1983 (106-578)
		 5.05 LeGarrette Blount, 2013 (153-772)
		 5.04 Damien Harris, 2020 (137-691)
		Carl Garrett, 1969 (137-691)
		 4.98 Dion Lewis, 2017 (180-896)

Game (10 Attempts) –		 11.60 Larry Garron vs. Buffalo, Oct. 22, 1961 (10-116)
		 11.36 Sam Cunningham at Buffalo, Oct. 20, 1974 (11-125)
		 11.14 Laurence Maroney vs. Miami, Dec. 23, 2007 (14-156)
		 11.10 Damien Harris at Buffalo, Dec. 6, 2021 (10-111)

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
Career –		
Season –
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

45
43
37
35
34
32

29
18
15
14
13
12

Jim Nance, 1965-71
Sam Cunningham, 1973-79, 1981
Corey Dillon, 2004-06
Steve Grogan, 1975-90
LeGarrette Blount, 2013-16
Curtis Martin, 1995-97
Tony Collins, 1981-87
BenJarvus Green-Ellis, 2008-11

Records

Career –HIGHEST AVERAGE RUSHING GAIN

LeGarrette Blount, 2016
Damien Harris, 2021
Curtis Martin, 1996
Curtis Martin, 1995
BenJarvus Green-Ellis, 2010
Corey Dillon, 2006
Cam Newton, 2020
Stevan Ridley, 2012
Corey Dillon, 2005
Corey Dillon, 2004
Antowain Smith, 2001
Steve Grogan, 1976

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RUSHING (CONT.)
MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS (CONT.)
Game –
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

4
3

Jonas Gray at Indianapolis, Nov. 16, 2014
Damien Harris vs. Buffalo, Dec. 26, 2021
Sony Michel at New York Jets, Oct. 21, 2019
Mike Gillislee vs. Kansas City, Sept. 7, 2017
LeGarrette Blount vs. Seattle, Nov. 13, 2016
LeGarrette Blount vs. Jacksonville, Sept. 27, 2015
Corey Dillon vs. Detroit, Dec. 3, 2006
Curtis Martin, vs. Miami, Nov. 3, 1996
Mosi Tatupu at L.A. Rams, Dec. 11, 1983
Tony Collins vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 18, 1983
Sam Cunningham at Buffalo, Oct. 20, 1974

MOST 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES
17
14
11
		
8

Jim Nance (1965-71)
Curtis Martin (1995-97)
Corey Dillon (2004-06)
Sam Cunningham (1973-79, 81-82)
Damien Harris (2019-21)

MOST 1,000-YARD SEASONS
3
2

Curtis Martin (1995-97)
Jim Nance (1965-71)

Records

Seasons Leading League –1
LeGarrette Blount, 2016
		
Jim Nance, 1966

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MOST PASSING YARDS
Career –Season –Game –
		
		
		
		
		
		

PASSING

74,571
29,657
26,886
16,747
10,732

Tom Brady, 2000-19
Drew Bledsoe, 1993-2001
Steve Grogan, 1975-90
Babe Parilli, 1961-67
Tony Eason, 1983-89

5,235
4,827
4,806
4,770
4,577
4,555

Tom Brady, 2011
Tom Brady, 2012
Tom Brady, 2007
Tom Brady, 2015
Tom Brady, 2017
Drew Bledsoe, 1994

517
466
447
443
432
426
423

Tom Brady at Miami, Sept. 12, 2011
Tom Brady at Buffalo, Sept. 20, 2015
Tom Brady at New Orleans, Sept. 17, 2017
Tom Brady vs. San Francisco, Dec. 16, 2012
Tom Brady vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2013
Drew Bledsoe vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1994
Tom Brady vs. San Diego, Sept. 18, 2011

Seasons Leading League –3 Tom Brady, 2005, 2007, 2017
1 Drew Bledsoe, 1994
		Babe Parilli, 1964

MOST COMPLETIONS
Career –

6,377
2,544
1,879

Season –

402		
401
		
400
398
385

Tom Brady, 2015
Tom Brady, 2012
Tom Brady, 2011
Drew Bledsoe, 1994
Tom Brady, 2007
Tom Brady, 2017

Game –
		
		
		
		
		

Drew Bledsoe vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1994**
Tom Brady vs. Buffalo, Sept. 14, 2009
Tom Brady vs. Kansas City, Sept. 22, 2002
Drew Bledsoe at Pittsburgh, Dec. 16, 1995
Tom Brady at Buffalo, Sept. 20, 2015
Tom Brady vs. Detroit, Nov. 23, 2014

45
39
38

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS
Career –

9,988
4,518
3,593

Tom Brady, 2000-19
Drew Bledsoe, 1993-2001
Steve Grogan, 1975-90

Season –

691
637
636
628

Drew Bledsoe, 1994
Tom Brady, 2012Drew Bledsoe, 1995
Tom Brady, 2013

Game –

70
65
60
59

Drew Bledsoe vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1994*
Tom Brady vs. San Francisco, Dec. 16, 2012Drew Bledsoe at Pittsburgh, Dec. 16, 1995
Tom Brady at Buffalo, Sept. 20, 2015
Steve Grogan vs. New Orleans, Nov. 12, 1989

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Career –66.1 Mac Jones, 2021-23
65.8 Cam Newton, 2020
63.8 Tom Brady, 2000-19
63.2 Bailey Zappe, 2022-23
58.4 Tony Eason, 1983-89
56.3 Drew Bledsoe, 1993-2001
52.3 Steve Grogan, 1975-90

Game (20 Attempts) –.885 Tom Brady vs. Jacksonville, Dec. 27, 2009 (26-23).857 Tom Brady vs. Chicago, Oct. 26, 2014 (35-30).853 Tom Brady vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009 (34-29).852 Mac Jones vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 20, 2022 (27-23).846 Mac Jones at Atlanta, Nov. 18, 2021 (26-22).846 Tom Brady at Buffalo, Nov. 3, 2002 (26-22).840 Tom Brady at Miami, Nov. 21, 2007 (25-21).833 Mac Jones vs. Buffalo, Oct. 22, 2023 (25-30).829 Tom Brady vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 16, 2016 (35-29).826 Mac Jones vs. Cleveland, Nov. 14, 2021 (23-19).815 Tom Brady at Atlanta, Oct. 9, 2005 (27-22)
Seasons Leading League –1 Tom Brady, 2007		Babe Parilli, 1961

		

LONGEST PASS COMPLETION
99t
91t
90t
88t
87t
86t
84t

FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN
Career (500 Attempts) –		
13 Matt Cassel, 2005-08
		
24 Butch Songin, 1960-61		28 Hugh Millen, 1991-92
		
36 Mac Jones, 2021-23)
		
44 Mike Taliaferro, 1968-70
		
48 Tony Eason, 1983-89

FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN
Season (100 Attempts) –		
2 Tom Brady, 2016 (432 att.)		
Steve Grogan, 1986 (102 att.)
		
4 Tom Brady, 2010 (492 att.)		
Scott Zolak, 1992 (100 att.)		
Tony Eason, 1989 (105 att.)		
Steve Grogan, 1982 (122 att.)*NFL Record		

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Tom Brady at MIA, Sept. 12, 2011 (to Wes Welker)**
Tom Brady at IND, Oct. 21, 2001 (to David Patten)
Tony Eason at CHI, Sept. 15, 1985 (to Craig James)
Jim Plunkett vs. BAL, Dec. 19, 1971 (to Randy Vataha)
Tom Sherman vs. NYJ, Oct. 27, 1968 (to Jim Whalen)
Drew Bledsoe at PIT, Dec. 6, 1998 (to Terry Glenn)
Drew Bledsoe vs. MIA, Nov. 3, 1996 (to Ben Coates)

Records

Season (100 Attempts) –.689 Tom Brady, 2007 (578-398).676 Mac Jones, 2021 (521-352).674 Tom Brady, 2016 (432-291).663 Tom Brady, 2017 (581-385).659 Tom Brady, 2010 (492-324).658 Cam Newton, 2020 (368-242)
		
Tom Brady, 2018 (570-375)

Tom Brady, 2000-19
Drew Bledsoe, 1993-2001
Steve Grogan, 1975-90**Tied NFL Record495PATRIOTS INDIVIDUAL Records
PASSING (CONT.)

LOWEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE

Season (100 Attempts) –0.5 Tom Brady, 2016 (2-432)
0.8 Tom Brady, 2010 (4-492)
1.1
Tom Brady, 2015 (7-624)
1.3
Tom Brady, 2019 (8-613)
		
Tom Brady, 2012 (8-637)
1.4
Tom Brady, 2017 (8-581)
		
Tom Brady, 2007 (8-578)

MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN

Records

541
182
166
132
62

Season –

50
39
36
		
34
33
32
31

Tom Brady, 2000-19
Steve Grogan, 1975-90
Drew Bledsoe, 1993-2001
Vito (Babe) Parilli, 1961-67
Jim Plunkett, 1971-75
Tom Brady, 2007
Tom Brady, 2011
Tom Brady. 2015
Tom Brady, 2010
Tom Brady, 2012
Tom Brady, 2014
Tom Brady, 2017
Babe Parilli, 1964

		
		
		
		
		
		
		

5

Tom Brady vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
Tom Brady at Miami, Oct. 21, 2007
Tom Brady vs. Houston, Sept. 24, 2017
Tom Brady vs. Chicago, Oct. 26, 2014
Tom Brady at Buffalo, Nov. 18, 2007
Tom Brady at Dallas, Oct. 14, 2007
Steve Grogan vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 9, 1979
Babe Parilli at Buffalo, Nov. 15, 1964
Babe Parilli vs. Miami, Oct. 15, 1967

Tom Brady vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009 (2nd Qtr)*
Tom Brady at Miami, Dec. 9, 2018 (2nd Qtr)
Tom Brady at New Orleans, Sept. 17, 2017 (1st Qtr)
Tom Brady vs. Chicago, Oct. 26, 2014 (2nd Qtr)
Tom Brady at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 2012 (2nd Qtr)
Tom Brady at Buffalo, Nov. 18, 2007 (2nd Qtr)
Tom Brady at Miami, Oct. 21, 2007 (2nd Qtr)

Most Seasons Leading League –4
Tom Brady, 2002, 2007, 2010, 2015
1
Steve Grogan, 1979 (tied Brian Sipe of CLE.-28)
		Babe Parilli, 1964

Game (25 Attempts) –6
Steve Grogan vs. San Francisco, Nov. 30, 1980		Babe Parilli vs. Denver, Sept. 3, 1967
5
Nine times. Most Recent:		Drew Bledsoe at Miami, Nov. 21, 1999
Career –

6

		
		
		

Drew Bledsoe, 1994
Babe Parilli, 1964
Babe Parilli, 1965
Jim Plunkett, 1972
Babe Parilli, 1967
Babe Parilli, 1963

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES

Game –

Quarter –53		Career (500 Attempts) –208
Steve Grogan, 1975-90
178
Tom Brady, 2000-19
138
Babe Parilli, 1961-67
		Drew Bledsoe, 1993-2001
87
Jim Plunkett, 1971-75
Season –
27
		
26
25
24
		

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES (CONT.)

MOST 300-YARD PASSING GAMES
92
26
12

Tom Brady (2000-19)
Drew Bledsoe (1993-2001)
Steve Grogan (1975-90)

MOST 3,000-YARD PASSING SEASONS
17
7

Tom Brady (2000-19)
Drew Bledsoe (1993-2001)

MOST 4,000-YARD PASSING SEASONS
11
2

Tom Brady (2000-19)
Drew Bledsoe (1993-2001)*NFL Record

RECEIVING
MOST RECEPTIONS
Career –

672
620
557
534
521

Wes Welker, 2007-12
Julian Edelman, 2009-20
Troy Brown, 1993-2007
Stanley Morgan, 1977-89
Rob Gronkowski, 2010-18

Season –

123
122
118
112
111
105
101
100

Wes Welker, 2009
Wes Welker, 2011
Wes Welker, 2012
Wes Welker, 2007
Wes Welker, 2008
Julian Edelman, 2013
Troy Brown, 2001
Julian Edelman, 2019

496

MOST RECEPTIONS (CONT.)

Game –
16 Wes Welker at Buffalo, Sept. 25, 2011 (217 yds)
		Troy Brown, vs. Kansas City (OT), Sept. 22, 2002 (176)
15 Wes Welker vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 2009 (192)
13 Julian Edelman at Miami, Dec. 15, 2013 (139)		Julian Edelman vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 12, 2013 (78)		Wes Welker vs. Denver, Oct. 7, 2012 (104)		Wes Welker vs. Jacksonville, Dec. 27, 2009 (138)		Wes Welker vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 25, 2007 (149)		Deion Branch, at San Diego, Sept. 29, 2002 (128)		
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MOST RECEPTIONS (CONT.)

Most Seasons Leading League –3
Wes Welker (2007, 09, 11)

MOST RECEIVING YARDS
Career –Season –Game –
217
214
193
192
190
183

10,352
7,861
7,459
6,822
6,366
5,726

Stanley Morgan, 1977-89
Rob Gronkowski 2010-18
Wes Welker, 2007-12
Julian Edelman, 2009-20
Troy Brown, 1993-2007
Irving Fryar, 1984-92

1,569
1,493
1,491
1,354
1,348
1,327

Wes Welker, 2011
Randy Moss, 2007
Stanley Morgan, 1986
Wes Welker, 2012
Wes Welker, 2009
Rob Gronkowski, 2011

Wes Welker at Buffalo, Sept. 25, 2011 (16 rec)
Terry Glenn at Cleveland, Oct. 3, 1999 (13)Terry Glenn at Pittsburgh, Dec. 6, 1998 (9)Wes Welker vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 2009 (15)Brandon Lloyd vs. San Francisco, Dec. 16, 2012 (10)Randy Moss at N.Y. Jets, Sept. 9, 2007 (9)Longest Reception –99t Wes Welker at Miami, Sept. 12, 2011**
91t David Patten at Indianapolis, Oct. 21, 2001
90t Craig James at Chicago, Sept. 15, 1985
88t Randy Vataha vs. Baltimore, Dec. 19, 1971
87t Jim Whalen vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 27, 1968
86t Terry Glenn at Pittsburgh, Dec. 6, 1998

HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RECEPTION

Season (35 Minimum) –23.4 Stanley Morgan, 1981 (44-1,029)
22.8 Stanley Morgan, 1979 (44-1,002)
22.5 Harold Jackson, 1979 (45-1,013)
22.0 Stanley Morgan, 1980 (45-991)
21.7 Jim Colclough, 1962 (40-868)

Career –

79
67
50
		
42
39

Rob Gronkowski, 2010-18
Stanley Morgan, 1977-89
Randy Moss, 2007-10
Ben Coates, 1991-99
Gino Cappelletti, 1960-68
Jim Colclough, 1960-68

Season –Randy Moss, 2007*
Rob Gronkowski, 2011
Randy Moss, 2009
Rob Gronkowski, 2014
Stanley Morgan, 1979
Rob Gronkowski, 2015
Rob Gronkowski, 2012
Randy Moss, 2008

23
17
13
12
		
11
		
		
Game –
43
		Randy Moss at Buffalo, Nov. 18, 2007
Fourteen Times. Most Recent:Martellus Bennett at Cleveland, Oct. 9, 2016

Quarter –32
		Randy Moss at Buffalo, Nov. 18, 2007 (2nd Q)**
17 times. Most Recent:Hunter Henry at Pitt, Dec. 7, 2023 (2nd Q)

Most Seasons Leading League –2
Randy Moss (2007, 09)
1
Rob Gronkowski (2011)
		
Stanley Morgan (1979)

MOST 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES

38
28
		
18
15

Stanley Morgan (1977-89)
Rob Gronkowski (2010-18)
Wes Welker (2007-12)
Randy Moss (2007-10)
Julian Edelman (2009-20)

MOST 1,000-YARD RECEIVING SEASONS
5
4
3
		
		
2
*NFL Record

Wes Welker (2007-09, 11-12)
Rob Gronkowski (2011, 14-15, 17)
Julian Edelman (2013, 16, 19)
Randy Moss (2007-09)
Stanley Morgan (1979, 81, 86)
Terry Glenn (1996, 99)

Records

Career (150 Minimum) –20.3 Harold Jackson, 1978-81 (156-3,162)
19.4 Stanley Morgan, 1977-89 (534-10,352)
17.7 Jim Colclough, 1960-68 (283-5,001)
17.3 Shawn Jefferson, 1996-99 (178-3,087)
17.2 Randy Vataha, 1971-76 (178-3,055)
16.3 Jim Whalen, 1965-69 (153-2,487)

MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS** Tied NFL Record

Game (4 Minimum) –36.4 Stanley Morgan vs. Miami, Nov. 8, 1981 (5-182)
35.5 Stanley Morgan vs. San Francisco, Nov. 30, 1980 (4-142)
		Jim Colclough vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 6, 1962 (4-142)
35.0 Aaron Marsh vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 22, 1968 (4-140)34.0 Stanley Morgan at Balt., Nov. 26, 1978 (5-170)

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INTERCEPTIONSMOST INTERCEPTIONS
Career –
36
		
35
29
		
		
28

Ty Law, 1995-2004
Raymond Clayborn, 1977-89
Devin McCourty, 2010-22
Ron Hall, 1961-67
Roland James, 1980-90
Fred Marion, 1982-91
Mike Haynes, 1976-82

Season –11
Ron Hall, 1964
10
Asante Samuel, 2006
9
J.C. Jackson, 2020
		 Ty Law, 1998
8
J.C. Jackson, 2021
		 Ronnie Lippett, 1986
		 Mike Haynes, 1976
Game –
3
Eight Times. Most Recent:		Leigh Bodden vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 2009

Records

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDAGE
Career –

583
581
555
476
457

Ty Law, 1995-2004
Devin McCourty, 2010-22
Raymond Clayborn, 1977-89
Ron Hall, 1961-67
Fred Marion, 1982-91

Season –

277
189
182
181
159

Bob Suci, 1963
Fred Marion, 1985
Prentice McCray, 1976
Otis Smith, 2001
Ron Hall, 1966

Game –
118
115
110
100
99

Prentice McCray at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 21, 1976 (2)Fred Marion at Seattle, Nov. 17, 1985 (2)Bob Suci vs. Houston, Nov. 1, 1963 (2)Jimmy Hitchcock, vs. Miami, Nov. 23, 1997 (1)Rick Sanford at Chicago, Dec. 5, 1982 (1)Season – 2
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

Kyle Dugger, 2022
Stephon Gilmore, 2019
Tedy Bruschi, 2003
Tedy Bruschi, 2002
Ty Law, 2001
Otis Smith, 2001
Ronnie Lippett, 1987
Prentice McCray, 1976
Bob Suci, 1963
Don Webb, 1961

Game –

Prentice McCray at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 21, 1976

2

DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNSTOUCHDOWNS
Career –6
Ty Law, 1995-2004
4
Tedy Bruschi, 1996-2008
4
Willie McGinest, 1994-2005
3
Kyle Dugger, 2020-22
3
Kyle Van Noy, 2016-19, 2021
3
Asante Samuel, 2003-07
			
Season – 3
Kyle Dugger, 2022
2
Stephon Gilmore, 2019		Gary Guyton, 2010
		Tedy Bruschi, 2003
		Tedy Bruschi, 2002
		Ty Law, 2001
		Otis Smith, 2001
		Willie McGinest, 1996
		
Ricky Reynolds, 1994
		
Vincent Brown, 1992
		
Ronnie Lippett, 1987
		Prentice McCray, 1976
		
Bob Suci, 1963
		
Don Webb, 1961

MOST INT. RETURN YARDAGE

Longest Return –100 Jimmy Hitchcock, vs. Miami, Nov. 23, 1997 (TD)99 Rick Sanford at Chi­cago, Dec. 5, 1982 (TD)98 Bob Suci vs. Houston, Nov. 1, 1963 (TD)91 Darius Butler at Houston, Jan. 3, 2010 (TD)90 Victor Green at N.Y. Jets, Sept. 15, 2002 (TD)TOUCHDOWNS
Career –

498

6
4
3

Ty Law, 1995-2004
Tedy Bruschi, 1996-2008
Asante Samuel, 2003-07

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MOST PUNTS

PUNTING

Career –

468
409
377
243
222
		
215

Rich Camarillo, 1981-87
Ryan Allen, 2013-18
Tom Yewcic, 1961-66
Tom Janik, 1969-71
Jake Bailey, 2019-22
Mike Patrick, 1975-78
Tom Tupa, 1996-98

Season –Shawn McCarthy, 1992
Bryce Baringer, 2023
Rich Camarillo, 1985
Jeff Feagles, 1988
Lee Johnson, 1999
Lee Johnson, 2000
Rich Camarillo, 1986
Brian Hansen, 1990

103
98		
92
91
90
89
		
88

Game –
11
		
		
		
10
		

Ryan Allen, vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 12, 2013
Shawn McCarthy, vs. New Orleans, Nov. 8, 1992
Rich Camarillo at Chicago, Sept. 15, 1985
Rich Camarillo at Dallas, Nov. 22, 1984
Jim Fraser vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 2, 1966
10 Times. Most Recent:
Ryan Allen at Denver, Nov. 29, 2015

MOST PUNTING YARDS
19,922
18,526
14,553
9,602
9,516

Season –4,598 Bryce Baringer, 2023
4,227 Shawn McCarthy, 1992
3,953 Rich Camarillo, 1985
3,798 Lee Johnson, 2000
3,752 Brian Hansen, 1990
3,746 Rich Camarillo, 1986

Game –
514
		
479
450
436
435

Rich Camarillo, 1981-87
Ryan Allen, 2013-18
Tom Yewcic, 1961-66
Tom Tupa, 1996-98
Tom Janik, 1969-71

Ryan Allen, vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 12, 2013 (11)Rich Camarillo at Chicago, Sept. 15, 1985 (11)Rich Camarillo at Dallas, Nov. 22, 1984 (11)Ryan Allen at Denver, Nov 29, 2015 (10)
Bob Scarpitto vs. Oakland, Oct. 6, 1968 (10)Jake Bailey at Buffalo, Sept. 29, 2019 (9)MOST PUNTING YARDS (CONT.)

Longest Punt –93 Shawn McCarthy at Buffalo, Nov. 3, 199189 Luke Prestridge vs. Miami, Oct. 21, 1984
87 Bob Scarpitto at Denver, Sept. 29, 1968
82 Luke Prestridge vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 28, 1984
79 Bryce Baringer vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 12, 2023
76 Lee Johnson, at Cincinnati, Sept. 9, 2001
		Rich Camarillo vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 19, 1982

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Career (100 Punts Minimum) –45.9 Jake Bailey, 2019-22 (222)
45.3 Ryan Allen, 2013-18 (409)44.7 Tom Tupa, 1996-98 (215)44.2 Zoltan Mesko, 2010-12 (175)43.6 Josh Miller, 2004-06 (175)42.9 Rich Camarillo, 1981-87 (468)
Season (Qualifiers) –48.7 Jake Bailey, 2020
47.3 Jake Bailey, 2021
46.9 Bryce Baringer, 2023
46.5 Zoltan Mesko, 201146.4 Ryan Allen, 2014
		Tom Tupa, 1997
46.0 Ryan Allen, 201545.9 Ryan Allen, 2013

HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT

Game (4 Punts Minimum) –62.5 Bryce Baringer vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 12, 2023
		(4)56.6 Jake Bailey vs. New Orleans, Sept. 26, 2021 (5)55.6 Tom Tupa at Indianapolis, Sept. 7, 1997 (5)55.5 Ryan Allen at Jacksonville, Sept. 16, 2018 (4)54.3 Bruce Baringer vs. Washington, Nov. 5, 2023
		(6)54.3 Pat O’Neill at Detroit, Sept. 25, 1994 (4)53.0 Bryce Baringer at Miami, Oct. 29, 2023 (5)52.6 Ryan Allen at N.Y. Jets, Dec. 21, 2014 (5)52.5 Ryan Allen vs. New Orleans, Oct. 13, 2013 (4)52.3 Zoltan Mesko vs. Miami, Dec. 24, 2011 (6)51.9 Tom Tupa, at Denver, Oct. 6, 1997 (7)51.8 Ryan Allen vs. Buffalo, Oct. 2, 2016 (6)HIGHEST NET AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT
Season (50 Punts Minimum) –45.6 Jake Bailey, 2020 (55-2,507)
41.5 Zoltan Mesko, 2011 (57-2,648)
41.4 Ryan Allen, 2016 (72-3,217)
41.3 Jake Bailey, 2019 (81-3,638)

Records

Career –HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNTINSIDE THE 20-YARD LINE

Season –
38
36
31
31
31

Bryce Baringer, 2023
Jake Bailey, 2019
Jake Bailey, 2020
Ryan Allen, 2015
Lee Johnson, 2000

INSIDE THE 20-YARD LINE
Game –
6
6
6

Jake Bailey at Philadelphia, Nov. 17, 2019
Ryan Allen vs. Houston, Sept. 22, 2016
Lee Johnson vs. Buffalo, Nov. 5, 2000

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PUNT RETURNSLONGEST PUNT RETURN

MOST PUNT RETURNS
Career –

252
206
177
142
114
111

Season –

52
45
		
		
39
Game –
10
8
7
		
		
		

94
89
85
		
84
		
82

Troy Brown, 1993-2007
Irving Fryar, 1984-92
Julian Edelman, 2009-20
David Meggett, 1995-97
Wes Welker, 2007-12
Mike Haynes, 1976-82

David Meggett, 1996
David Meggett, 1997
David Meggett, 1995
Mike Haynes, 1976
Troy Brown, 2000

HIGHEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE

Ronnie Harris at Pittsburgh, Dec. 5, 1993
Gunner Olszewski vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 22, 2019
Kevin Faulk at Green Bay, Nov. 19, 2006
David Meggett vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 10, 1995
Ray Crittenden vs. Green Bay, Oct. 2, 1994
Irving Fryar at Dallas, Nov. 22, 1984

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS

Records

Season –Game –
156
145
133
		
126
125

2,625 Troy Brown, 1993-2007
2,055 Irving Fryar, 1984-91
1,986 Julian Edelman, 2009-20
1,438 David Meggett, 1995-97
1,185 Wes Welker, 2007-12
1,159 Mike Haynes, 1976-81

MOST PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS

Mike Haynes vs. Buffalo, Nov. 7, 1976
Gunner Olszewski at L.A. Chargers, Dec. 6, 2020
Irving Fryar at Buffalo, Sept. 22, 1985
Stanley Morgan vs. Buffalo, Nov. 20, 1977
Billy Johnson vs. Houston, Nov. 5, 1967
Troy Brown vs. Cleveland, Dec. 9, 2001

Career –

180
107
105
		
102

Kevin Faulk, 1999-2011
Stephen Starring, 1983-87
Ellis Hobbs, 2005-08
David Meggett, 1995-97
Bethel Johnson, 2003-05

Season –Stephen Starring, 1985
Ellis Hobbs, 2008
Derrick Cullors, 1998
Ricky Smith, 1983
Brandon Tate, 2010
Bethel Johnson, 2004
Mack Herron, 1973

48
45
		
42
41
		
		

500

Game (3 Returns) –48.3 Gunner Olszewski at L.A. Chargers, Dec. 6, 2020 (3)39.0 Mike Haynes vs. Buffalo, Nov. 7, 1976 (4)35.7 Ricky Smith vs. Bal­ti­more, Sept. 4, 1981 (3)608 Mike Haynes, 1976
588 David Meggett, 1996
520 Irving Fryar, 1985
517 Mack Herron, 1974
504 Troy Brown, 2000

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS

Career (20 Returns Minimum) –12.6 Gunner Olszewski, 2019-21 (66-834)
12.0 Marcus Jones, 2022-23 (32-383)
12.0 Mack Herron, 1973-75 (74-888)
11.3 Carl Garrett, 1969-72 (43-487)
11.2 Julian Edelman, 2009-20 (177-1986)
10.4 Wes Welker, 2007-2012 (114-1185)
		 Troy Brown, 1993-2007 (252-2625)
		
Stanley Morgan, 1977-89 (92-960)
		 Mike Haynes, 1976-82 (111-1159)
Season (15 Returns) –17.3 Gunner Olszewski, 2020
15.5 Julian Edelman, 201215.3 Julian Edelman, 201014.8 Mack Herron, 1974
14.2 Troy Brown, 2001
14.1 Irving Fryar, 1985

Most Seasons Leading League –1
Ron Burton, 1962		Fred Bruney, 1961
Career –Julian Edelman vs. Miami, Jan. 2, 2011 (TD)Mike Haynes vs. Buffalo, Nov. 7, 1976 (TD)Troy Brown, vs. Cleveland, Dec. 9, 2001 (TD)
Irving Fryar at Buffalo, Sept. 22, 1985 (TD)Marcus Jones vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 20, 2022 (TD)Julian Edelman vs. Denver, Nov. 2, 2014 (TD)Danny Amendola at N.Y. Giants Nov. 15, 2015

Career –4
3
		2

Julian Edelman, 2009-20
Troy Brown, 1993-2007
Irving Fryar, 1984-91
Mike Haynes, 1976-81

Season – 2				Troy Brown, 2001
Irving Fryar, 1985
Mike Haynes, 1976

Game –
		1

17 Times. Most Recent:Marcus Jones vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 20, 2022 (84 yds)

KICKOFF RETURNSMOST KICKOFF RETURNS (CONT.)
Game –
8
7
		
		
		
		
		

Willie Porter vs. NY Jets, Sept. 22, 1968
Bethel Johnson vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 7, 2005
Kevin Faulk vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 22, 2002
Deion Branch at Chicago, Nov. 10, 2002
Deion Branch vs. Kansas City, Sept. 22, 2002
Walter Stanley at Atlanta, Nov. 29, 1992
Tony Collins vs. Dallas, Sept. 21, 1981

Most Seasons Leading League –1
Jon Vaughn, 28.2 (20-564), 1992
		
Horace Ivory, 27.6 (36-992), 1980
		Raymond Clayborn, 31.0 (28-869), 1977

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KICKOFF RETURNSMOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
Career –4,088 Kevin Faulk, 1999-2011
2,913 Ellis Hobbs, 2005-08
2,561 David Meggett, 1995-97
2,557 Bethel Johnson, 2003-05
2,299 Larry Garron, 1960-68

Season –1,281 Ellis Hobbs, 2008
1,092 Mack Herron, 1973
1,085 Derrick Cullors, 1998
1,057 Brandon Tate, 2010
1,016 Bethel Johnson, 2004

Game –
237
220
206
201

HIGHEST KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE(CONT.)

Game (3 Returns) –52.0 Ellis Hobbs at N.Y. Jets, Sept. 9, 2007 (3)51.0 Brandon Tate at Miami, Oct. 4, 2010 (3)49.3 Ron Burton vs. Dallas Texans, Nov. 3, 1961 (3)47.0 Horace Ivory at Bal­ti­more, Oct. 19, 1980 (3)MOST KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS

Ellis Hobbs vs. Miami, Sept. 21, 2008
Kevin Faulk vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 22, 2002
Allen Carter at Baltimore, Dec. 21, 1975
Deion Branch vs. Kansas City, Sept. 22, 2002

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN

108 Ellis Hobbs at N.Y. Jets, Sept. 9, 2007 (TD)104 Devin McCourty vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 21, 2012 (TD)103 Dion Lewis at Denver, Nov. 12, 2017 (TD)		 Brandon Tate at Miami, Oct. 4, 2010 (TD)101 Raymond Clayborn at Bal­timore, Dec. 18, 1977 (TD)100 Jon Vaughn at Cincinnati, Dec. 20, 1992 (TD)		 Raymond Clayborn at N.Y. Jets, Oct. 2, 1977 (TD)99 Jon Vaughn at Phoenix, Sept. 29, 1991 (TD)		 Allen Carter at Bal­ti­more, Dec. 21, 1975 (TD)HIGHEST KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE
Career (Minimum 30 Returns) –27.7 Ellis Hobbs, 2005-08 (105-2,913)
27.2 Allen Carter, 1975-76 (33-898)
27.0 Raymond Clayborn, 1977-89 (57-1,538)
26.5 Horace Ivory, 1977-81 (45-1,191)

MOST FUMBLES
Career –Season –

121
81
68
49
42

13
12
		
		
		

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Season –Raymond Clayborn, 1977
Brandon Tate, 2010
Kevin Faulk, 2002

Game –
		1
28 times. Most Recent:Jalen Reagor at Buffalo, Dec. 31, 2023

3
2
		

MOST COMBINED RETURN YARDSGame –
237 Ellis Hobbs vs. Miami, Sept. 21, 2008
(237 kickoff return yards)
220 Kevin Faulk vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 22, 2002
		 (220 kickoff return yards)
210 Kevin Faulk vs. Denver, Oct. 24, 1999
(140 kickoff return yards and 70 punt return yards)
206 Allen Carter at Baltimore, Dec. 21, 1975
		 (206 kickoff return yards)
201 Deion Branch vs. Kansas City, Sept. 22, 2002
		 (201 kickoff return yards)

FUMBLESTom Brady, 2000-19
Steve Grogan, 1975-90
Drew Bledsoe, 1993-2001
Sam Cunningham, 1973-79, 1981-82
Tony Collins, 1981-87
Tom Brady, 2003
Tom Brady, 2001, 2006
Steve Grogan, 1979
Sam Cunningham, 1975
Mack Herron, 1974

Raymond Clayborn, 1977-89
Ellis Hobbs, 2005-08
Kevin Faulk, 1999-2011
Brandon Tate, 2009-2010
Bethel Johnson, 2003-05
Jon Vaughn, 1991-92
Larry Garron, 1960-68

Records

Season (12 Returns) –31.0 Raymond Clayborn, 1977
29.1 LeGarrette Blount, 201328.8 Cordarrelle Patterson, 201828.6 Larry Garron, 1962
28.5 Ellis Hobbs, 2008
28.4 Jess Phillips, 1976

Career –
3
		
2
		
		
		
		

Game –

5
Tom Yewic, at Oakland, Dec 12, 1962
4
Babe Parilli vs. Denver, Nov. 6, 1966		Steve Groganm at N.Y. Jets,		
Dec. 9, 1979
		
Scott Zolak at Atlanta, Oct. 1, 1995
		3
15 times. Most recent:		Tom Brady vs. Houston, Sept. 24, 2017

MOST OWN FUMBLE RECOVERIES
Career –

39
37
27
13

Tom Brady, 2000-19
Steve Grogan, 1975-90
Drew Bledsoe, 1993-2001
Babe Parilli, 1961-67

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MOST OWN FUMBLE RECOVERIES (CONT.)
Season – 6
		
		
		
5
		
		
		
		
		
Game –
		

Drew Bledsoe, 1999
Steve Grogan, 1987
Babe Parilli, 1963
Ricky Smith, 1983
Ron Burton, 1962
Tom Brady, 2019
Tom Brady, 2013
Julian Edelman, 2013
Tom Brady, 2002
Drew Bledsoe, 1993

2

MOST OPP. FUMBLE RECOVERIES (CONT.)
Game –

3
2

		MOST FUMBLE RETURN YARDS

Many times. Most Recent:
Tom Brady vs. Miami, Dec. 29, 2019

Career –

101
84
82
75
69

Brent Williams, 1986-93
Rob Ninkovich, 2009-16
Don Webb,1961-71
Andre Tippett, 1982-93
Shea McClellin, 2016

Season –

69
68
63
59
54
53

Shea McClellin, 2016
Richard Seymour, 2004
Rob Ninkovich, 2010
Kyle Dugger, 2022
Brent Williams, 1986
Chad Eaton, 1999

MOST FORCED FUMBLES (SINCE 1992)
Career –

17
16
		
14

Tedy Bruschi, 1996-2008
Willie McGinest, 1994-2005
Chris Slade, 1993-2000
Mike Vrabel, 2001-08

Season –
5
		
		
		

Jamie Collins, 2015
Rob Ninkovich, 2012
Brandon Spikes, 2012
Mike Vrabel, 2007

Game –
		

3
2

Game –
69
68
63
59
52
51

Mike Vrabel vs. Washington, Oct. 28, 2007
12 times. Most recent:Ja’Whaun Bentley vs. Tennessee, Nov. 28, 2021

Records

Shea McClellin at Miami, Jan. 1, 2017
Richard Seymour at Buffalo, Oct. 3, 2004
Rob Ninkovich at San Diego, Oct. 24, 2010
Kyle Dugger vs. Detroit, Oct. 9, 2022 (TD)
Chuck Shonta vs. N.Y. Titans, Sept. 17, 1960
Jim Hunt vs. Houston, Dec. 15, 1968

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN
69
68
63
59
52
51

MOST OPPONENT FUMBLE RECOVERIES
Career –Steve Nelson vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 8, 1978*
30 times. Most recent:
Steve Gregory at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 2012

Shea McClellin at Miami, Jan. 1, 2017
Richard Seymour at Buffalo, Oct. 3, 2004 (TD)Rob Ninkovich at San Diego, Oct. 24, 2010
Kyle Dugger vs. Detroit, Oct. 9, 2022 (TD)
Chuck Shonta vs. N.Y. Titans, Sept. 17, 1960 (TD)Jim Hunt vs. Houston, Dec. 15, 1968

19
16
15
		
14
		

Andre Tippett, 1982-88, 90-93
Steve Nelson, 1974-87
Willie McGinest, 1994-2005
Jim Hunt, 1960-70
Rob Ninkovich, 2009-16
Raymond Hamilton, 1973-80

MOST FUMBLE RETURN TOUCHDOWNS

Season –Bob Dee, 1961
12 times. Most Recent:
Rob Ninkovich, 2012
Vince Wilfork, 2012

Opponent Fumbles Recovered for TD –1
Many times. Most recent:		Cody Davis at Denver, Dec. 24, 2023

		
		

5
4

Own Fumbles Recovered for TD –1Nine times. Most recent:		Brandon Lloyd vs. Houston, Dec. 10, 2012

MOST STRIP SACKS
Season –MOST SACKS
Career –Season –

100.0
79.5
78.0
70.0

SACKS*
Andre Tippett, 1982-88,90-93
Julius Adams, 1971-77, 79-85, 87
Willie McGinest, 1994-2005
Tony McGee, 1974-81

18.5 Andre Tippett, 1984
16.5 Andre Tippett, 1985
15.5 Matthew Judon, 2022
12.5 Matthew Judon, 2021
		 Chandler Jones, 2015
		 Mike Vrabel, 2007
		 Andre Tippett, 1987
12.0 Tony McGee, 1977
11.5 Josh Uche, 2022
		 Chandler Jones, 2013
		 Tony McGee, 1978

502

5
4

Rookie Season –				Game –			
4.0
			
		
		
		 3.5				 3.0		Mike Vrabel, 2007 (4 recovered by NE)
Rob Ninkovich, 2012 (3 recovered by NE)
10.5
9.0

Garin Veris, 1985
Chris Slade, 1993

Andre Carter at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 13, 2011
Julius Adams at Atlanta, Dec. 4, 1977
Tony McGee at Baltimore, Nov. 16, 1978
Mike Hawkins vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 9, 1979
Andre Tippett at Buffalo, Oct. 26, 1986
Chris Slade vs. San Diego, Nov. 20, 1994
Many times. Most Recent:
Christian Barmore at Denver, Dec. 24, 2023

*Sacks have been an official NFL statistic since 1982. Sack totals
shown here reflect all-time Patriots totals.

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SACKS*PATRIOTS CAREER SACK LEADERS
Player
Sacks
Years

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.

Andre Tippett
100.0
1982-93
Julius Adams
79.5
1971-77, 79-85, 87
Willie McGinest
78.0
1994-2005
Tony McGee
70.0
1974-81
Ray Hamilton
54.0
1973-81
Chris Slade
51.0
1993-2000
Mike Vrabel
48.0
2001-08
Larry Eisenhauer
47.5
1961-69
Rob Ninkovich
46.0
2009-16
Brent Williams
43.5
1986-93
Houston Antwine
39.0
1961-71
Richard Seymour
39.0
2001-0813.
Chandler Jones
36.0
2012-15
Garin Veris
36.0
1985-91
Richard Bishop
32.5
1976-8115.
16.
Matthew Judon
32.0
2021-23
17.
Tedy Bruschi
30.5
1996-2008
Jim Lee Hunt
30.0
1960-70
18.
19.
Don Blackmon
29.5
1981-87
29.0
2017-23
20. Deatrich Wise Jr.
*Sacks have only been an official NFL statistic since 1982.
Sack totals shown here reflect all-time Patriots totals.

MOST BLOCKED KICKS OVERALL
Career –

Sacks

28.0
27.5
27.0
26.5
23.5
23.0
21.5
21.5
21.0
21.0
20.5
20.0
18.5
18.5
18.0
17.0
16.5
16.0
16.0

Years

2002-09
1960-67
2012-19, 21
2003-08
2003-06, 09-10
1975-812016-19, 21
1973-80
2015-18
1997-2000
2003-10
1974-87
2020-232013-16, 19, 21-22
1962-68
1982-89
1988-95
1983-92
2004-14BLOCKED KICKS*

Richard Seymour (6 field goals)
Chad Eaton (3 field goals)
Brandon Bolden (2 punts)
Patrick Chung (1 field goal, 1 punt)
Jamie Collins (1 extra point, 1 field goal)
Chandler Jones (2 field goals)
Tebucky Jones (1 extra point, 1 field goal)
Shea McClellin (1 extra point, 1 field goal)
Vince Wilfork (2 field goals)

MOST BLOCKED KICKS OVERALL (CONT.)
Game –
2						

PlayerJarvis Green
Bob DeeDont’a Hightower
Rosevelt Colvin
Tully Banta-Cain
Rod Shoate
Kyle Van Noy
Mel Lunsford
29. Trey Flowers
Henry Thomas
Ty Warren
31.
32. Steve Nelson
33. Josh Uche
Jamie Collins Sr.
35. Nick Buoniconti
36. Ken Sims
Vincent Browns
37.
38. Johnny Rembert
Vince Wilfork
		Patrick Chung at Miami, Oct. 4, 2010
(1 field goal, 1 punt)
Chad Eaton at Buffalo, Dec. 17, 2000
(2 field goals)

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MOST BLOCKED FIELD GOALS
Career –63

Richard Seymour
Chad Eaton

MOST BLOCKED FIELD GOALSGame –

2

Chad Eaton at Buffalo, Dec. 17, 2000
*Not All Data Available

MOST NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS

Career –4
Devin McCourty (2 int. returned, 1 KO, 1 Blk FG)
4
Kyle Van Noy (1 int. returned, 2 fumbles, 1 Blk punt)
Kyle Arrington (1 int. returned, 1 KO fumble return, 2 Blk punts)
4
4
Tedy Bruschi (4 int. returned)
4
Ellis Hobbs (1 fumble return, 3 KO returns)

Records

6
3
2
		
		
		
		
		
		

21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.

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Number of games per season: 1960-77 (14); 1978-81 (16); 1982 (9); 1983-86 (16); 1987 (15), 1988-20 (16) 2021-23 (17)

VICTORIES
MOST VICTORIES
Season –

16
14
13
12
11
		

Rk

1.
2.
3.
4.

11/24/13
09/16/84
12/21/96
01/01/12
11/10/02
09/19/99
11/10/96
11/13/94

FEWEST VICTORIES
Season –1
1990
21992, 1981, 1970
3
1975, 1972, 1967
			

GREATEST REGULAR SEASON COMEBACKS
Opponent
Largest Deficit
Largest Deficit Score
DenverSeattle@ N.Y. Giants
Buffalo@ Chicago
Indianapolis@ N.Y. Jets
Minnesota

24 Points
23 Points
22 Points
21 Points
21 Points
21 Points
21 Points
20 Points

24-0
23-0
22-0
21-0
27-6
21-0, 28-7
21-0
20-0

*-NFL Record

Final Score

34-31 (OT)
38-23
23-22
49-21
33-30
31-28
31-27
26-20

Records

8.

Date

2007*
2016, 2010, 2004, 2003
2017, 20112019, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2006
2018, 2008, 2001, 1996, 1986, 1985,
1978, 1976

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MOST POINTS SCORED
Season –

589
557
518
513
468

2007
2012
2010
2011
2014

Season (Average) –36.8 200734.8 2012
32.4 201032.1 201129.5 1961
Game –
59 vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 18, 2012
		vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
56 at Buffalo, Nov. 18, 2007
		vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 9, 1979
55 vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2013
		vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 29, 1978
54 vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 24, 2021
52 at Buffalo, Sept. 30, 2012
		vs. Washington, Oct. 28, 2007
		vs. Buffalo, Oct. 22, 1961
51 vs. Jacksonville, Sept. 27, 2015
		vs. Chicago, Oct. 26, 2014
Half –

1st: 45 vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009		42 at Miami, Oct. 21, 2007		41 vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 29, 1978
2nd: 45 at Buffalo, Sept. 30, 2012		37 vs. Baltimore, Nov. 23, 1980

Second Half/OT –45 at Buffalo, Sept. 30, 2012
37 vs. Baltimore, Nov. 23, 1980
Quarter –1st: 21 at Oakland, Dec. 14, 2008
		
21 vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 29, 1978
21 at Miami, Dec. 15, 1974		
2nd: 35 at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 2012		35 vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
3rd: 24 vs. Miami, Dec. 14, 2014
22 vs. Dallas Texans, Nov. 18, 1960		
4th: 31 at Buffalo, Sept. 30, 2012		28 vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2013
Game, Both Teams Combined –86 NE 55, vs. PIT 31, Nov. 3, 2013
at BOS 43, OAK 43 (tie), Oct. 16, 1964		84 NE 46, at BAL 38, Oct. 6, 1996
83 NE 43, vs. KC 40, Oct. 14, 2018
NE 59, IND 24, Nov. 18, 2012
		

FEWEST POINTS SCORED
Season –Game –
0
		

143
149
181
192
205

1982 (9 games)
1970
1990
1972
1992

Season –Season –GREATEST MARGIN OF VICTORY

Game –
59 at NE 59, TEN 0, Oct. 18, 2009
53 at NE 56, NYJ 3, Sept. 9, 1979
46 NE 56, at BUF 10, Nov. 18, 2007
45 NE 45, at LAC 0, Dec. 6, 2020
		at NE 52, WAS 7, Oct. 28, 2007

GREATEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT
Game –
52 at MIA 52, NE 0, Nov. 12, 1972
42 at GB (Mil.) 45, NE 3, Oct. 9, 1988
38 at NYJ 45, NE 7, Sept. 26, 1993
		at CIN 45, NE 7, Dec. 20, 1970
		at MIA 41, NE 3, Oct. 17, 1971

MOST TOUCHDOWNS
75
67
65
61
52

2007
2012
2010
2011
2015, 2014, 1980, 1961

74
66
62

FEWEST PATs

23 Times: Most Recent:vs. LA Chargers 6, NE 0,
Dec. 3, 2023

Game, Both Teams Combined –3
at NE 3, MIA 0, Dec. 12, 1982
6
LAC 6 at NE 0, Dec. 3,
2023
		
NYJ 6, at NE 0, Nov. 28, 1993
		IND 6, at NE 0, Dec. 6, 1992
7
HOU 7, at NE 0, Sept. 21, 1975

Season –MOST PATs

15
17
19
22

2007
2012
2010
1982 (9 games)
1970
1990, 1991
1992

MOST FGs ATTEMPTED
Season –

41
40
39
38

2013, 1986
2008, 1989, 2017
1998, 1964, 2021
1963

Game –
7
vs. IND Dec. 3,1989
		
at CIN, Nov. 16, 1969
		at BUF, Sept. 24, 1967
		at SD, Sept. 20, 1964
6
vs. TEN., Nov. 28, 2021
		vs. LAC, Oct. 29, 2017
		vs. JAX, Sept, 22, 1996
		vs. HOU, Dec. 18, 1965
		vs. DEN, Oct. 4, 1964
		vs. NYJ, Sept. 27, 1964

FEWEST FGs ATTEMPTED
Season –

13
16
17
21

1982 (9 games)
1972
1975, 1992
1971, 1977

MOST FGs MADE
Season –

38
37
36
35
33
32

2013
2017
2008, 2021
2014
2015
1986, 2022

Records

First Half –45 vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18,
2009
42 at Miami, Oct. 21, 2007
41 vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 29, 1978SCORING

Game –
8
vs. Indianapolis. Nov. 18, 2012
		vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
		at Buffalo, Nov. 18, 2007
		vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept 9, 1979
		vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 29, 1978
7
10 times. Most recent:		vs. Jack., Jan. 2,2022

Game –
6
at Denver, Oct. 4, 1964
5
8 times. Most Recent:		
at N.Y. Jets, Oct. 30, 2022

Season –9 2010 (4 Int, 2 KO, 1 PR, 1 blocked FG, 1 Fum)		
1961 (2 Int, 2 KO, 2 blocked punts, 3 Fum)

Season – 8		911MOST NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNSMOST TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS
Season –4
1996, 1960
3
2002, 1995,
		
1964, 2021
Game –
2
at Baltimore, Oct. 6, 1996

FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS
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17
18
19

1982 (9 games)
1970
1990

FEWEST FGs MADE

1982 (9 gm), 1972,
1970, 1960
1983, 1975
1992

LONGEST DRIVES

Most Plays –19 vs. Buffalo, Nov. 9, 2008		
19-92, 9:08, TD
		at N.Y. Jets, Sept. 15, 2002		
19-70, 6:40, FG
18 at Indianapolis, Oct. 22, 2000
		
18-89, 8:43, TD		Buffalo, Dec. 13, 1981,
		
18-64, 8:05, FG

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MOST TOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Season –

444
399
393
389
378
373

2012*
2011
2007
2017
2013
2009

Game –
35 vs. Jacksonville, Sept. 27, 2015
		vs. Denver, Oct. 7, 2012
34 vs. Washington, Oct. 28, 2007
33 at Indianapolis, Nov. 16, 2014
		vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2013
		at Buffalo, Sept. 30, 2012
		at Baltimore, Sept. 23, 2012

FEWEST TOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Season –Game –
5
		
6
		
		
		

146
166
181
184
190

1982 (9 games)
1969
1968
1970
1971

vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 19, 1982
at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 1970
vs. N.Y. Jets, Jan. 7, 2024
vs. N.O., Nov. 8, 1992
at K.C., Oct. 11, 1970
vs. K.C., Nov. 21, 1969

MOST RUSHING FIRST DOWNS

Records

Season –Game –
21
19
18
		
		
17
		
		

181
151
150
145
143

1978*
2012
1976
2008
2020

6,848 2011
6,846 2012
6,580 2007
6,357 2009
6,307 2017
6,295 2018

Game –
622 at Miami, Sept. 12, 2011619 vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18. 2009
610 vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 3, 2013597 vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 9, 1979
580 at Buffalo, Sept. 30, 2012
555 at New Orleans, Sept. 17, 2017506

Season –

55
63
64
65
66

1965
1970
1969
1990
1964

Game –
0 at Pittsburgh, Oct. 31, 2004
		at New Orleans, Nov. 30, 1986
		at Buffalo, Oct. 26, 1980
		at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 1970
1
26 times. Most recent:		at DEN, Dec. 24, 2023

FEWEST PASSING FIRST DOWNS(CONT.)
Game –
0
		
1
		
		

Season –

262
256
243
232
229
228
225

2011
2012
2007, 1994
2017
2015
2014
2013

Game –
25 vs. Chicago, Oct. 26, 2014
23 vs. San Diego, Sept. 18, 201122 at Seattle, Sept. 20, 2020
		vs. Detroit, Nov. 23, 2014
		vs. Denver, Nov. 2, 2014
vs. San Francisco, Dec. 16, 2012				vs. Buffalo, Sept. 14, 2009
		at Cincinnati, Sept. 18,1994
		vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1994

FEWEST PASSING FIRST DOWNS
63
87
94
95
98

1982 (9 games)
1969
1971, 1968
1976
1970

at Miami, Dec. 8, 1968
at Tampa Bay, Dec. 12, 1976
at Buffalo, Dec. 6, 2021
vs. New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1983
vs. Miami, Dec. 12, 1982

MOST PENALTY FIRST DOWNS
Season –MOST PASSING FIRST DOWNS

Season –vs. Denver, Nov. 28, 1976
at Buffalo, Sept. 30, 2012
vs. Miami, Sept. 13, 2020
vs. Denver, Oct. 7, 2012
vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 18, 1976
at Indianapolis, Nov. 16, 2014
vs. Buffalo, Dec. 10, 1978
at Buffalo, Nov. 5, 1978

MOST TOTAL NET YARDS
Season –FIRST DOWNSFEWEST RUSHING FIRST DOWNSGame –
8
7
6
		
5
		

50
43
39
37
36
35
34

2017
2013
2016
2014, 2012, 2009
2021
1986
1989

at Baltimore, Sept. 23, 2012at Houston, Sept. 19, 1965
3 times. Most Recent:vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 31, 2017
21 times. Most Recent:vs. Miami, Nov. 26, 2017

FEWEST PENALTY FIRST DOWNS
Season –91982 (nine games)
11
1971, 1991
14
1977, 1992
15
1969, 1976, 1985,
		2023
Game –
0

Many times. Most recent:vs. NY Jets, Jan. 7, 2023

MOST OFFENSIVE PLAYS
Season –94 at Pittsburgh, Dec. 17, 1989
92 vs. San Francisco, Dec. 16, 2012
		at Houston, Nov. 23, 2003
89 vs. Denver, Oct. 7, 2012
		at Buffalo, Sept. 8, 2013
*NFL Record

TOTAL NET YARDSFEWEST TOTAL NET YARDS
Season –Game –
57
80
82
83
80

2,626
2,633
3,127
3,419
3,556

1970
1982 (9 games)
1968
1969
1971

vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 19, 1982
at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 1970
vs. Kansas City, Sept. 21, 1969
vs. Oakland, Oct. 22, 1967
at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 1970

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RUSHING

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS

MOST RUSHING YARDSMOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNSGame –
62 vs. Denver, Nov. 28, 1976 (332 yds)
60 at Seattle, Dec. 19, 1982 (249)
58 vs. Indian., Dec.. 26, 1993 (257)
55 Four times. Most recent:vs. Seattle, Dec. 4, 1988 (171)		
54 Four Times. Most Recent:		vs. Denver, Oct. 7, 2012

Game –
332 vs. Denver, Nov. 28, 1976
330 vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 18, 1976
328 vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 18, 1983
296 vs. Oakland, Oct. 3, 1976
281 vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 22, 1985
		 vs. Oakland, Oct. 30, 1966

Game –
4
11 Times. Most Recent:vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 2, 2021
		

FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS

Season –Season –Season –

671
604
603
591
588

324
334
365
367
373
381

1978
1979
1977
1976
1988, 1980

1982 (9 games)
1970
1960
1969
1965
1964

Season –3,165 1978
2,948 1976
2,605 1983
2,346 2020
2,331 1985

Season –

30
25
24
23
21

1978
2012
1976, 2021
1981
2008, 1974

FEWEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
Season –FEWEST RUSHING YARDS
1,040 1970
1,117 1965
1,332 1994
1,347 1982 (9 games)
1,361 1964

3
4
6
7
8

1982 (9 games)
1990
1997, 1992
1971
1968, 1965

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS

MOST COMPLETIONSMOST NET PASSING YARDSGame –
70
65
60
59
		
		
58

Game –
45 vs. MIN, Nov. 13, 1994*
39 vs. BUF, Sept. 14, 2009
		vs. KC, Sept. 22, 2002
		at PIT, Dec. 16, 1995
38 at BUF Sept. 20, 2015
		vs. DET, Nov. 23, 2014
		vs. TEN, Oct. 18, 200936 Five times. Most Recent:		vs. SF, Dec. 16, 2012

Game –
516 at MIA on Sept. 12, 2011451 at BUF, Sept. 20, 2015
436 at NO, Sept. 17, 2017426 vs. TEN, Oct. 18, 2009
		vs. MIN, Nov. 13, 1994
425 vs. SF, Dec. 16, 2012
418 at MIA, Sept. 4, 1994

Season –

699
686
641
629
628

1994
1995
2012
2015
2013, 1996

vs. MIN, Nov. 13, 1994*
vs. SF, Dec. 16, 2012
at PIT, Dec. 16, 1995
at BUF Sept. 20, 2015
vs. DEN, Oct. 8, 1995
vs. NO, Nov. 12, 1989
at SEA, Oct. 14, 2012PASSING

Season –

405
404
403
402
392

1994
2015
2007
2012, 20112014

FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS

FEWEST COMPLETIONSGame –
3 at Buffalo, Dec. 6, 2021 (2 cmp.)
5 vs. Miami, Dec. 12, 1982 (2 cmp.)
8 at Buffalo, Dec. 28, 2008 (6)9 vs. Miami, Nov. 9, 1969 (2)10 Three times. Most recent:		vs. Seattle, Dec. 4, 1988 (5)11 Four times. Most Recent:vs. Indianapolis, Dec. 26, 1993 (9)		Game –
2
at Buffalo, Dec. 6, 2021 (3 att.)
		vs. Miami, Dec. 12, 1982 (5 att.)
		vs. Miami, Nov. 9, 1969 (9)3
vs. New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1983 (10)		at Cleveland, Nov. 21, 1982 (11)4Four times, Most recent:		vs. Buffalo, Oct. 11, 1987 (13)5Seven times. Most Recent:vs. Seattle, Dec. 4, 1988 (10)		Season –

187
305
309
330
338

1982 (9 games)
1977
1976
1971
1969

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93
146
159
160
162

1982 (9 games)
1976
1971
1977, 1968
1969

Season –5,084 2011
4,731 2007
4,662 2012
4,587 2015
4,444 1994

Records

Game –
at Pittsburgh, Oct. 31, 2004 (5 yds)
6
8
vs. Tampa Bay, Oct. 3, 2021 (-1)
9
vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 25, 2015 (16)
		vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 9, 2007 (22)		vs. Denver, Nov. 17, 1996 (17)Game –-1 vs. TB., Oct. 3, 2021 (8 att)
2 at N.O., Nov. 30, 1986 (18 att)
5 at Pittsburgh, Oct. 31, 2004 (6)8 vs. Houston, Nov. 25, 1960 (14)
16 vs. N.Y. Jets Oct. 25, 2015 (9)17 vs. Denver, Nov. 17, 1996 (9)		vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 12, 1986 (10)		vs. Washington, Sept. 23, 1984 (11)		at L.A. Chargers, Oct. 28, 1960 (24)

FEWEST NET PASSING YARDS
Season –Game –
-4
13
15
16
		

1,286 1982 (9 games)
1,586 1970
1,746 1976
1,765 1968
1,887 1971

vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 19, 1982
vs. Miami, Dec. 12, 1982
at Atlanta, Nov. 29, 1992
vs. New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1983
at Miami, Dec. 8, 1968
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MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Season –

50
39
37
36
34
32

2007
2011
2010
2015
2014, 20122016, 2017

Game –
6
vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009		at Miami, Oct. 21, 2007
		vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 9, 1979
5
Eight times. Most recent:		vs. Houston, Sept. 24, 2017

FEWEST TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Season –

7
10
11
12
13

MOST PUNTS
Season –

103
100
98
92
91

1970
1972
1991
2020, 1988, 1982
1992, 1973

1992
1968
2023
1990, 1986, 1985, 1984
1988

Game –
11 Six times, Most recent:		vs. NYJ, Sept. 12, 201310 11 times. Most Recent:		at DEN, Nov. 29, 2015

FEWEST PUNTS

Records

Season –Game –
0
		
1
		

45
49
50
52
55
56
57

2007
1982 (9 games)
2008
2021
2020
2004
2011, 2009PASSING (CONT.)

MOST HAD INTERCEPTEDMOST SACKS ALLOWEDGame –
6						

Game –
10		Season –

34
33
32
29
28

1981
1968
1967
1965, 1963
1988, 1975, 1972, 1970

at Denver, Sept. 3, 1967
vs. Buffalo, Dec. 9, 1967
at Kansas City, Oct. 11, 1970
at San Francisco, Nov. 30, 1980

FEWEST HAD INTERCEPTED
Season –

2
2016*
5
2010
7
2015
8
2017
9
2019, 2014, 2012,2007, 1982 (9 gms)		112018, 2013, 2008

MOST PUNTING YARDS
Season –

60
52
51
50
48

1980
1996
1993
2003
1999, 1984, 1976

Game –
10 at Pittsburgh, Dec. 5, 1993
8 vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 22, 2019
7 Six times. Most recent:		at Green Bay, Nov. 19, 2006

508

at Dallas, Nov. 22, 1984
(57 yds)

Season –

14
15
18
19
21
		

1977 (155 yds)
1982 (9 games-134 yds)
2009 (104 yds)
1976 (164 yds)
2007 (128 yds)
1974 (174 yds)
*NFL Record

Five times. Most recent:vs. KC, Oct. 14, 2018

HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE
Season –Game –
514 vs. NYJ, Sept. 12, 2013
		at CHI, Sept. 15, 1985
479 at DAL, Nov. 22, 1984
450 at DEN, Nov. 29, 2015
435 at BUF, Sept. 29, 2019436 at OAK, Oct. 6, 1968

FEWEST PUNTING YARDS
Season –1984 (454 yards)
1992 (458 yards)
1991 (436 yards)
1990 (443 yards)
1999 (349 yards)

FEWEST SACKS ALLOWEDGame –
0		

4,598 2023
4,227 1992
3,953 1985
3,904 1984
3,831 1968

1,821 2007
2,137 1978
2,140 1982 (9 games)
2,200 2008
2,221 2009
2,297 1973

PUNT RETURNS
Season –

66
65
63
58
56

PUNTING

Five times. Most recent:vs. KC, Oct. 14, 2018
Many times. Most Recent:vs. JAX, Jan. 2, 2022

MOST PUNT RETURNS

Season –

48.7
46.9
46.5
45.8
45.7
45.4

2020
2023
2011
2013
2014
2015

Game (4 Punts Min.) –62.5 vs. IND, Nov. 12, 2023 (4)55.6 at IND, Sept. 7, 1997 (5)55.5 at JAX, Sept. 16, 2018 (4)54.3 vs. WAS, Nov. 5, 2023 (6)54.3 at DET, Sept. 25, 1994 (4)53.0 at Miami, Oct. 29, 2023(5)LOWEST PUNTING AVERAGE
Season –34.6 1977
35.0 1978

FEWEST PUNT RETURNSMOST PUNT RETURN YARDSMOST PUNT RETURN YARDSFEWEST PUNT RETURN YARDS

Season –Season –

16
17
23
24
25

628
588
562
533
530

1982 (9 games)
1972
2020, 1969
1966
1987
1976
1996
2000
1974
1985

Game –
167 vs. Buffalo, Nov. 7, 1976
145 at L.A. Chargers, Dec. 6, 2020
139 at Buffalo, Nov. 20, 1977

Season –

37
134
138
139
143

1972
1990
1962
1982
1966

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PUNT RETURNS (CONT.)

MOST PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS (CONT.)HIGHEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE
Season –

15.5
13.4
13.3
13.1
13.0
12.6

Game –
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

2020
2010
2001, 1974
1976
1961
1985

LOWEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE
Season –

2.2
4.6
5.3
5.6
5.8

1972
1990
1968, 19621965
2004, 1971

MOST PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS
Season –2

2001, 1985, 1976

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS
Season –

77
75
73
71
70

1990
2002, 1995
1967
1968
2005

Game –
10 vs. Buffalo, Dec. 9, 1967
9 at Dallas, Oct. 24, 1971
		vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 22, 1968
		vs. Oakland, Oct. 16, 1964

FEWEST KICKOFF RETURNS
Season –

18
25
26
28
		
29

0 Many times. Most Recent:at Denver Dec. 24, 2023

MOST PENALTIES
Season –

120
114
112
111
110
108

2014
1985
1977
2003, 1992
2005
2002, 1998

Game –
15 at Minnesota, Sept. 14, 2014
		vs. Indianapolis, Sept. 19, 1999
14 Six times, most recent:		
at Pittsburgh, Dec. 16, 2018

KICKOFF RETURNSMOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
Season –1,771 2002
1,691 1995
1,562 2008
1,553 2006
1,520 1975

Game –
248 vs. Miami, Sept. 21, 2008
245 at Dallas, Oct. 24, 1971
230 at Baltimore, Dec. 21, 1975
229 at Indianapolis, Nov. 30, 2003
226 at Houston, Dec. 18, 1960

FEWEST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
Season –

469
471
542
544
575

Game –

50
51
52
57
58

1973
1964
1982 (9 games), 1962
2008
1965

PENALTIESFEWEST PENALTIES (CONT.)

Game –
0 vs. Kansas City, Oct. 14, 2018
		at Houston, Dec. 1, 2013
		at Cincinnati, Oct. 6, 2013
		at New Orleans, Nov. 30, 2009
		vs. St. Louis, Oct. 26, 2008
		at Kansas City, Nov. 17, 19681
29 times. Most recent:		vs. Denver, Oct. 18, 2020

MOST PENALTY YARDS
Season –Game –
163
146
139
135

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HIGHEST KICKOFF RETURN AVG.
Season –

27.0
26.9
26.8
26.2
25.2
24.2

2018
1977
2006
2023
2008, 2007, 1997
1999

LOWEST KICKOFF RETURN AVG.
Season –

17.4
17.8
18.1
18.3

1993
1994
1990
1981

MOST KICKOFF RETURNTOUCHDOWNS
Season –3
2

1977
2010, 2007, 2002, 1961

Game –
		

1 28 times. Most recent:at Buffalo, Dec. 31, 2023

0 Many times. Most Recent:at Denver, Dec. 24, 2023

FEWEST PENALTIES
Season –

2015
2023
2016
2021
2019

vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 20, 2022
at L.A. Chargers, Dec. 6, 2020
vs. Denver, Nov. 2, 2014
vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 18, 2012
vs. Kansas City, Nov. 21, 2011
vs. Miami, Jan. 2, 2011at Carolina, Jan. 6, 2002
vs. Cleveland, Dec. 9, 2001
vs. Tampa Bay, Sept. 3, 2000
at N.Y. Giants, Dec. 21, 1996
vs. Atlanta, Nov. 2, 1986
vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 10, 1985
at Buffalo, Sept. 22, 1985
vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 2, 1980
vs. Baltimore, Nov. 18, 1979
vs. Denver, Nov. 28, 1976
vs. Buffalo, Nov. 7, 1976

1,080 2014
1,051 1992
998 2003
940 2006
931 1977

at Minnesota, Sept. 14, 2014
at Indianapolis, Nov. 4, 2007
vs. Buffalo, Nov. 6, 1983
at Indianapolis, Sept. 19, 1999

Records

Game –

2023
2015, 2021
2019
2018, 20171982 (9 games)
2016

1

FEWEST PENALTY YARDS
Season –

412
447
456
468
501

1982 (9 games)
1964
1962
1993
2008

Game –
0 vs. Kansas City, Oct. 14, 2018
		at Houston, Dec. 1, 2013
		at Cincinnati, Oct. 6, 2013
		at New Orleans, Nov. 30, 2009
		vs. St. Louis, Oct. 26, 2008
		at Kansas City, Nov. 17, 1968
		vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 19, 19672
at Miami, Dec. 15, 2013
4
vs. Denver, Oct. 18, 2020
		at Pittsburgh, Dec. 17, 20175
14 times. Most Recent:		at Denver, Nov. 12, 2017509

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FUMBLESMOST FUMBLES

FEWEST FUMBLES RECOVEREDGame –
8
6
		MOST RETURNED FOR TD

Season –

51
47
43
37
36

1973
1983
1992, 1975
1985, 1967
1987, 1962, 1960

vs. Baltimore, Oct. 7, 1973
11 times. Most Recent:vs. Denver, Nov. 24, 2013

FEWEST FUMBLES
Season –

9
11
13
14
15

2010
2018
2019, 2017, 2014, 20112015, 2012, 2007
1969

MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED
Season –Game –
8
7

43
42
39
37

1983
1987
1973
1991, 1975

Season –Season –

8
9
12
15
16
4
3

1982 (9 games)
2016
2000
2008, 2005, 1999, 1988
2015, 20072012
2007, 2004, 1985, 1961

Game –
2
at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 2012		at San Diego, Dec. 1, 1996
vs. Baltimore, Nov. 23, 1980
		

MOST OWN RECOVERED
Season –27
26

Game –
				

5 at Buffalo, Dec. 17, 2000
at Washington, Oct. 25, 1981
vs. Baltimore, Oct. 7, 1973

1983
1973

FEWEST OWN RECOVERED
Season –4
5
6
7

2018, 2010
1970, 19692019
2015, 2012, 2008

MOST OPPONENT RECOVERED
Season –Game –
6
		
5
		

27
24
23

1976
1985
1979

at L.A. Rams, Dec. 11, 1983
at Pittsburgh, Sept. 26, 1976
at New Orleans, Nov. 30, 1986
vs. Denver, Nov. 6, 1966

FEWEST OPPONENT RECOVEREDat Pittsburgh, Sept. 26, 1976
at L.A. Rams, Dec. 11, 1983

Season –

4
2020
6
2023
7
2021, 2015, 1998
2008, 2005,1984,8
		20229
2014, 1993, 1965
10
2016, 2009,		
1980, 1977, 1962,

DEFENSE - NET YARDS ALLOWED

Records

MOST NET YARDS ALLOWEDFEWEST NET YARDS ALLOWED

Season –6,577 2011
5,972 2012
5,969 2013
5,864 2010
5,856 2017
5,827 1981

Game –
		
		
		
		
		

584 vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 7, 1986
552 vs. Miami, Oct. 21, 1984
540 vs. Houston, Oct. 13, 1961
537 vs. Kansas City, Sept. 7, 2017528 at N.Y. Jets, Dec. 17, 1966
525 at Miami, Sept. 4, 1994

MOST POINTS ALLOWED
Season –

446
406
391
389
377

Game –
		
		
		
		
		

52 at Miami, Nov. 12, 1972
48 at Philadelphia, Nov. 4, 1990
at N.Y. Jets, Oct. 27, 1968
48 vs. Oakland, Oct. 22, 1967
47 vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 22, 1968
45 at N.Y. Jets, Sept. 26, 1993

510

1990, 1972
1968
1989
1967
1995

Season –2,808 1982 (9 games)
3,638 1977
3,834 1963
4,022 1976
4,067 1974

Game –
		
		
		
		
		

65 vs. Seattle, Dec. 4, 1988
86 vs. Baltimore, Oct. 23, 1977
88 vs. Miami, Oct. 12, 1980
103 vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 20, 2022
105 vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 20, 2019112 vs. Houston, Dec. 18, 1965SCORING ALLOWEDFEWEST POINTS ALLOWED
Season (Points) – 157
		
217
		
225
		
236
		
237
		
238

1982 (9 games)
1977 (14 games)
2019
1976 (14 games)
2006
2003

Season (Average) – 14.1 2019		
14.8 2006		
14.9 2003
		
15.5 1977
		
15.6 2016
Game –
			

0 31 times. Most recent:vs. Detroit, Oct. 9, 2022

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MOST RUSHES AGAINST
Season –Game –
58
54
		
		
		

644
565
560
555

1981
1990
1973
1975

vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 14, 1973
vs. Cleveland, Oct. 4, 1987
vs. St. Louis, Dec. 2, 1984
vs. Washington, Sept. 23, 1984
vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 15, 1972

RUSHING ALLOWEDMOST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED
Season –Game –
360 vs. Buffalo, Sept. 16, 1973
349 vs. Buffalo, Dec. 14, 1975

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED
Season –FEWEST RUSHES AGAINST
Season –

310
315
350
356

1963
1982 (9 games)
1961
1964

Game –
9 at N.Y. Jets, Sept. 15, 2002
10 at N.Y. Jets, Dec. 26, 2005
		 at Oakland, Sept. 22, 1963
		 at Oakland, Dec. 9, 1961
11 vs. Kansas City, Oct. 11, 1998
		vs. Jacksonville, Sept. 22, 1996

MOST ATTEMPTS AGAINST
Season –FEWEST ATTEMPTS AGAINST
Season –Game –
7
		
9

240
267
326
334

at Buffalo, Dec. 9, 1973
vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 14, 1973
vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 15, 1972
388
386
370
369
368

2010
2011
2023, 20182012
2016, 1997

Game –
40 vs. Cin., Dec. 24, 2022
38 vs. Indy, Nov. 21, 2010
		vs. Miami, Nov. 23, 1997
37 vs. Baltimore, Dec. 12, 2016
36 at Pittsburgh, Oct. 30, 2011
		at Indianapolis, Oct. 20, 1996
35 at Denver, Oct. 11, 2009
vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 12, 2003
				vs. Minnesota, Oct. 20, 1991
		vs. Minnesota, Dec. 16, 1979

1961
1963
1966
1964

at S.D., Dec. 17, 1961
at Buffalo, Dec. 11, 2005
vs. Kansas City, Oct. 11, 1998
vs. Miami, Oct. 29, 2015
at Indianapolis, Nov. 16, 2014
vs. Houston, Nov. 1, 1963PASSING ALLOWED

Season –Game –
6
5
		

29
27
22
21

1990
1972
1979, 1968
1960

at N.Y. Jets, Oct. 27, 1968
at N.Y. Jets, Sept. 23, 1993
at G.B. (Mil.), Oct. 9, 1988

FEWEST RUSHINGTOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED
Season –

5
6
		
7
		
8
		

1991
2017, 2016,2014, 2009, 1999
2022, 2019, 20182007, 2001, 1966
2015, 2008,
1998, 1977

FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWEDMOST TD PASSES ALLOWEDGame –
12
		Game –
5

Season –

134
142
170
175

1973
1982 (9 games)
1971
1972

vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 14, 1973
vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
at Buffalo, Dec. 9, 1973

MOST PASSINGYARDS ALLOWED
Season –1973
1982 (9 games)
1972
1970

MOST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED
Season –Game –
2
14
14
15
19
		

1,041
1,108
1,135
1,143

MOST RUSHINGTOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED

4,703 2011
4,342 2012
4,136 2010
4,020 2017
3,943 2018
3,886 1995

MOST NET PASSINGYARDS ALLOWEDGame –
456 at Miami, Sept. 4, 1994
445 vs. Dallas, Oct. 17, 2021
448 vs. Houston, Oct. 13, 1961

FEWEST NET PASSINGYARDS ALLOWED
Season –Game –-70
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1,338 1973
1,519 1982 (9 games)
2,033 1977
2,154 1971

Season –						

2018, 1995
2022, 1980, 1967
2012, 2008, 1989, 1961

at Seattle, Sept. 20, 2020
at New Orleans, Nov. 30, 2009at Miami, Sept. 4, 1994
vs. Oakland, Oct. 22, 1967
vs. Kansas City, Sept. 25, 1966

FEWEST TD PASSES ALLOWED
Season –

9
10
11
12
13

1982 (9 games)
2006
2003, 1973 (14 gms)
2019
2019, 1988, 1979

MOST SACKS RECORDED(Sacks by Patriots defense)
Season – 66
1963 (626 yards)
58
1977 (471 yards)
57
1979 (512 yards)
55
1984 (452 yards)
54
2022 (348 yards)
51
1985 (334 yards)
Game –
		

11 at Oakland, Sept. 22, 1963
(100 yds)
9 six times, most recent:vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 6, 2022 (60 yds)

FEWEST SACKS RECORDED
Season –vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 14, 1973
vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 10, 1971

29
28
27

Records

619 2011, 1997
618 2003
611 2010
605 2018
596 2022,2016, 2015,
		1996
Game –
63 vs. Minnesota, Oct. 20, 1991
61 vs. Minnesota, Dec. 16, 1979
60 vs. Miami, Nov. 23, 1997
59 vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 12, 2003

2,950 1981
2,850 1973
2,717 1972
2,676 1990

15
20
		
		
22
		

1972 (101 yards)
1982 (9 games-172 yds)
1981 (175 yards)
1992 (114 yards)
1969 (159 yards)
1966 (209 yards)

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FIRST DOWNS ALLOWEDMOST TOTAL ALLOWED
Season –

370
348
340
339
338

MOST RUSHING
Season –

2011
2010
2012
2020
2013

Game –
35 vs. Buffalo, Nov. 11, 2012
33 vs. Miami, Nov. 23, 1997
		vs. Miami, Oct. 21, 1984
32 vs. Dallas, Oct. 17, 2021
31 vs. Buffalo, Dec. 28, 2020
30 at Pittsburgh, Sept. 25, 1983
vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 19, 1982
				vs. Minnesota, Dec. 16, 1979

FEWEST TOTAL ALLOWED
Season –

185
215
219
220

1982 (9 games)
1977, 1973
1967
1962

FEWEST RUSHING
Season –Season –Records

245
226
208
207
204
199

MOST PASSING (CONT.)

Game –
25 vs. Dallas, Oct. 17, 2021
23 at Pittsburgh, Oct. 30, 201122 at Jacksonville, Sept. 16, 2018
		at Pittsburgh, Nov. 14, 2010
		vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 21, 201021 Six times. Most Recent:vs. Indianapolis, Dec. 4, 2011		
20 Seven times.
		
Most Recent:vs. Buffalo, Dec. 26, 2021
		

FEWEST PASSING
Season –2011
2010
2018, 2013, 19982012
2015, 2017
1991

Game –
1
		
2
		

67
88
105
111

1973
1982 (9 games)
1970
1971, 1977

vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 14, 1973
Nine times. Most recent:vs. Seattle, Dec. 4, 1988

INTERCEPTIONS BY PATRIOTS

1964
2003, 1963
2019, 2010, 1962, 1960
1998, 1980, 1974

Game –
				

7
6

at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 21, 1976
vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 27, 1964
vs. Houston, Nov. 1, 1963

FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS

1970
2023, 2005, 2000, 19722017, 2015, 1991, 1982
2016, 1993, 1975, 1973

MOST INT RETURN YARDS
Season –

645
505
427
422

1963
1976
1985, 1964
2001

Game –
		
		
		

204
166
160
145

vs. Houston, Nov. 1, 1963
vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 18, 2012
vs. Miami, Nov. 23, 1997
at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 21, 1976

512

1963
1967
1964
2006

MOST PASSING

31
29
25
24

8
10
12
13

59
61
63
67

Game –
0 Seven times. Most Recent:vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 22, 2019
		

Season –Season –

1981
1990
1972
1973, 1969

Game –
20 vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 19, 1982
		vs. Buffalo, Dec. 14, 1975
19 vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 15, 1972

Game –
2
vs. Seattle, Dec. 4, 1988
at Green Bay, Nov. 19, 2006
5
		vs. Indianapolis, Nov. 11, 1990
		at Chicago, Oct. 14, 1979
		at N. Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 1970

MOST INTERCEPTIONS

160
151
143
142

FEWEST INT RETURN YARDS
Season –

85
93
96
104
105

2005
1991
2023
2008
1973

MOST INT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS
Season –543		Game –
2		

2022, 2003, 2001
1997, 2010
2021, 2019, 2009, 2007, 2002, 1998,
1992, 1976, 1963, 1962
10 times. Most Recent:at Miami, Sept. 15, 2019

FEWEST INT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS
Season – 0		

22 times. Most Recent:2023

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MOST TAKEAWAYS
Season –

50
48
47
45
43
		
42
		
		

1976 (23 int, 27 fumbles)
1964 (31 int, 17 fumbles)
1985 (23 int, 24 fumbles)
1960 (25 int, 20 fumbles)
1979 (20 int, 23 fumbles)
1978 (22 int, 21 fumbles)
1987 (21 int, 21 fumbles)
1963 (29 int, 13 fumbles)
1961 (22 int, 20 fumbles)

Game –
10
		
		 8
		
		
		

at N.Y. Jets, Nov. 21, 1976
(7 int, 3 fumbles)
vs. Houston, Nov. 1, 1963
(6 int, 2 fumbles)
vs. Buffalo, Nov. 7, 1976
(4 int, 4 fumbles)

MOST TAKEAWAYS (CONT.)
Game –
7
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

at Buffalo, Dec. 26, 2010
(3 int, 4 fumbles)at L.A. Rams, Dec. 11, 1983
(1 int, 6 fumbles)
vs. Denver, Nov. 6, 1966
(2 int, 5 fumbles)vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 27, 1964
(6 int, 1 fumbles)

HIGHEST TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL

Season – +28 2010
		 (38 forced turnovers, 10 turnovers)+25 2012
		 (41 forced turnovers, 16 turnovers)+21 2019
		 (36 forced turnovers, 15 turnovers)+17 2011
		 (34 forced turnovers, 17 turnovers)
		2003		
(41 forced turnovers, 24 turnovers)

BLOCKED KICKS*MOST BLOCKED KICKS OVERALL

Season – 71975		
(3 extra points, 3 field goals, 1 punt)
5
2014
		
(4 field goals, 1 punt)
		1973		(3 field goals, 1 extra point, 1 punt)
2019
4
		
(4 punts)
		2002		(3 field goals, 1 extra point)
at Miami, Oct. 4, 2010
(1 field goal, 1 punt)
at Buffalo, Dec. 17, 2000
(2 field goals)
at Indianapolis, Oct. 21, 2001
(2 field goals)

Season –

4
3

2019
1986

MOST BLOCKED FIELD GOALS
Season –

4
2014
2002
3
		2001
		1998
		1977
		1975
		1973
		1972
		1968

Records

Game –
2
		
		
		
		
		

MOST BLOCKED PUNTS

MOST BLOCKED EXTRA POINTS
Season – 31975
		19742
1984*Not All Data Available

MISCELLANEOUS SCORING

DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS

Season – 72022
		(5 int returns, 2 fumble returns)
6
2007
		
(3 int returns, 3 fumble returns)
		2003		(5 int returns, 1 fumble return)
5
2019
		
(3 int returns, 2 fumble returns)
		2012		(2 int returns, 3 fumble returns)
		2010		(4 int returns, 1 fumble return)		2001		(5 int returns)

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DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS (CONT.)
Season – 51992		
(3 int returns, 2 fumble returns)
		1961		(2 int returns, 3 fumble returns)

NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS
Season –92010(4 int returns, 2 KO returns, 1 punt
Return, 1 blocked FG return, 1 fumble return)		1961(2 int returns, 2 KO returns, 2 blocked
Punt returns, 3 fumble returns)

513

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CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES(INCLUDING PLAYOFFS)CONSECUTIVE RECORDSCONSECUTIVE PLAYOFF VICTORIES
10 Jan. 19, 2002 to Jan. 7, 2006

21 Oct. 5, 2003 to Oct. 24, 2004

CONSECUTIVE PATs CONVERTEDCONSECUTIVE OVERTIME VICTORIES
8

478 Stephen Gostkowski, Dec. 31, 2006 to Oct. 16, 2016

Dec. 17, 2000 to Nov. 23, 2003**

MOST VICTORIESVICTORIES/SCORING

MOST CONSEC. VICTORIES TO END A SEASON

Season –16 2007

16 2007

MOST 14-WIN SEASONSMOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES

5

Single Season –16 2007

MOST POINTS IN A SHUTOUT VICTORY
59 vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009**

MOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES TO
START A SEASONMOST CONSECUTIVE QUARTERS WITH
POINTS SCORED

16 200738 Sept. 10-Nov. 23, 2015
			**Tied NFL Record since AFL-NFL merger

PASSING

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS

LONGEST PASS COMPLETION

Game –
70 Drew Bledsoe vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1994

99t Tom Brady at Miami, Sept. 12, 2011 (to Wes Welker)**

MOST ATTEMPTS, NO INTERCEPTIONSGame –
70 Drew Bledsoe vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1994

Records**Tied NFL Record

RECEIVING

LONGEST RECEPTION

Wes Welker at Miami, Sept. 12, 2011**

MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS
Randy Moss, 2007

MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS
Quarter –3

Quarter –5 Tom Brady vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009 (2nd Qtr)
Season –2 2016
		Game –
45 Drew Bledsoe vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1994**

Season –23

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES

FEWEST PASSES INTERCEPTEDMOST PASS COMPLETIONS

99t(2003, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2016)

Randy Moss, 2007

MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END
Season –17

Rob Gronkowski, 2011

MOST TOUCHDOWNS BY A TIGHT END
Season –18

Rob Gronkowski, 2011

MOST GAMES WITH TWO OR MORE
TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS
Season –8		Randy Moss, 2007**Tied NFL Record

MISCELLANEOUS

MOST OPPONENT FUMBLE RECOVERIESGame –3

Steve Nelson vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 8, 1978**

MOST FIRST DOWNS
Season –
444

514

2012

MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY
Season –50

2017

MOST OFFENSIVE PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE (TOP 3)
Season –1,199 (1994)
1,191 (2012)
1,187 (1995)
		**Tied NFL Record

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ALL-TIME PLAYOFF RESULTS

playoff
history

The Patriots have played in 59 playoff games during their 64-year history, compiling an overall playoff record of 37-22. The Patriots won an
NFL-record 10 consecutive playoff games from the 2001 season to the 2005 season. Since Robert Kraft purchased the Patriots in 1994, the teamis 33-16 in the playoffs, and its 33 playoff victories are the most in the NFL over that span. *Neutral site Super Bowls

Date
12/28/63
01/05/64
12/18/76
12/31/78
01/08/83
12/28/85
01/05/86
01/12/86
01/26/86
01/04/87
01/01/95
01/05/97
01/12/97
01/26/97
12/28/97
01/03/98
01/03/99
01/19/02
01/27/02
02/03/02
01/10/04
01/18/04
02/01/04
01/16/05
01/23/05
02/06/05
01/07/06
01/14/06
01/07/07
01/14/07
01/21/07
01/12/08
01/20/08
02/03/08
01/10/10
01/16/11
01/14/12
01/22/12
02/05/12
01/13/13
01/20/13
01/11/14
01/19/14
01/10/15
01/18/15
02/01/15
01/16/16
01/24/16
01/14/17
01/22/17
02/05/17
01/13/18
01/21/18
02/04/18
01/13/19
01/20/19
02/03/19
01/04/20
01/15/22

ALL-TIME PLAYOFF RESULTS (37-22)
Score
PATRIOTS PLAYOFF SEASONS (28)Round		 Opponent W/L
AFL Divisional
at Buffalo
W
AFL Championship at San Diego L
AFC Divisional
at Oakland
L
AFC Divisional		 Houston
L
First Round Playoff at Miami
L
AFC Wild Cardat N.Y. JetsW
AFC Divisional
at L.A. Raiders W
AFC Championship at Miami
W
Super Bowl XX* ChicagoL
AFC Divisional
at DenverL
AFC Wild Cardat ClevelandL
AFC Divisional		Pittsburgh
W
AFC Championship		Jacksonville W
Super Bowl XXXI* Green Bay L
AFC Wild Card		 Miami
W
AFC Divisional
at Pittsburgh
L
AFC Wild Cardat Jacksonville L
AFC Divisional		 OaklandW
AFC Championship at Pittsburgh
W
Super Bowl XXXVI * St. LouisW
AFC Divisional		Tennessee W
AFC Championship		Indianapolis W
Super Bowl XXXVIII * Carolina
W
AFC Divisional		Indianapolis W
AFC Championship at Pittsburgh
W
Super Bowl XXXIX * Philadelphia W
AFC Wild Card		 Jacksonville W
AFC Divisional
at DenverL
AFC Wild Card		 N.Y. JetsW
AFC Divisional
at San Diego W
AFC Championship at Indianapolis L
AFC Divisional		Jacksonville W
AFC Championship		 San Diego W
Super Bowl XLII* N.Y. Giants L
AFC Wild Card		 Baltimore
L
AFC Divisional		 N.Y. JetsL
AFC Divisional		DenverW
AFC Championship		Baltimore
W
Super Bowl XLVI* N.Y. Giants L
AFC Divisional		Houston
W
AFC Championship		 Baltimore
L
AFC Divisional		Indianapolis W
AFC Championship at DenverL
AFC Divisional		BaltimoreW
AFC Championship		Indianapolis W
Super Bowl XLIX
* Seattle
W
AFC Divisional		 Kansas City W
AFC Championship at DenverL
AFC Divisional 		 Houston
W
AFC Championship		Pittsburgh
W
Super Bowl LI* AtlantaW
AFC Divisional 		 Tennessee W
AFC Championship 		 Jacksonville W
Super Bowl LII* Philadelphia L
AFC Divisional		 L.A. Chargers W
AFC Championship at Kansas City W
Super Bowl LIII
* L.A. Rams
W
AFC Wild Card		 Tennessee L
AFC Wild Cardat Buffalo
L

26-8
10-51
21-24
14-31
13-28
26-14
27-20
31-14
10-46
17-22
13-20
28-3
20-6
21-35
17-3
6-7
10-25
16-13 ot
24-17
20-17
17-14
24-14
32-29
20-3
41-27
24-21
28-3
13-27
37-16
24-21
34-38
31-20
21-12
14-17
14-33
21-28
45-10
23-20
17-21
41-28
13-28
43-22
16-26
35-31
45-7
28-24
27-20
18-20
34-16
36-17
34-28 ot
35-14
24-20
33-41
41-28
37-31 ot
13-3
13-20
17-47

Year
1963
1976
1978
1982*
1985
1986
1994
1996
1997
1998
2001
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2021

How Qualified
Div. Champions
Wild Card
Div. Champions
16-Team Format
Wild Card
Div. Champions
Wild Card
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Wild Card
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Div. Champions
Wild Card

Record
1-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
3-1
0-1
0-1
2-1
1-1
0-1
3-0
3-0
3-0
1-1
2-1
2-1
0-1
0-1
2-1
1-1
1-1
3-0
1-1
3-0
2-1
3-0
0-1
0-1

NFL PLAYOFF RECORDS(Minimum 15 Postseason Games)
Team
L
W
Pct.
New England Patriots 37
22.627
San Francisco 49ers
38
24
.613
Green Bay Packers
37
26
.587
Baltimore Ravens
17
13
.567
Pittsburgh Steelers
36
28
.563
Las Vegas Raiders
25
20
.556
Denver Broncos
23
19
.548
Dallas Cowboys
36
31
.537

MOST PLAYOFF WINS IN A DECADETeamNew England Patriots
New England Patriots
Dallas Cowboys
Pittsburgh Steelers
San Francisco 49ers
Dallas Cowboys
Kansas City Chiefs
Washington Redskins

Decade
2010s
2000s
1970s
1970s
1980s
1990s
2020s
1980s

Wins
16
14
14
14
13
12
11
11

The Patriots are 23-4 at home in the playoffs in their history. Twenty-seven of the franchise's 28 home playoff games havebeen played since Robert Kraft bought the team in 1994.

NFL'S LONGEST HOME PLAYOFF WINNING STREAKS

Super Bowl XXXVISuper Bowl XXXIX

516

Team
Win Streak
Seasons
Green Bay Packers................... 13...........................1939-2001
New England Patriots............11...................... 1996-2008
Seattle Seahawks..................... 10.............................. 2005-16
New England Patriots.............9.......................2013-2018
Buffalo Bills................................9...........................1988-1995
Washington Redskins.................8........................... 1942-1983

Super Bowl XLIXSuper Bowl LI

Super Bowl XXXVIII

Super Bowl LIII

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INDIVIDUAL PLAYOFF RECORDSSERVICEGAMES PLAYED
Career –
41
28
25
24
22
		
21
20
		

Tom Brady (2001, 03-07, 09-19)
Stephen Gostkowski (2006-07, 09, 11-18)
Matthew Slater (2009-19, 21)
Devin McCourty (2010-19, 21)
Tedy Bruschi (1996-98, 2001, 03-07)
Patrick Chung (2009-12,14-19)
Vince Wilfork (2004-07, 09-12, 14)
Troy Brown (1994, 96-98, 2001, 03-06)
Matt Light (2001, 03-07, 09-11)

PLAYOFF SCORING

POINTS SCORED
Career –
205
117
72
50
48

Stephen Gostkowski (39 FGs, 88 PAT kicks)
Adam Vinatieri (26 FGs, 39 PAT kicks)
Rob Gronkowski (12 rec. TD)
James White (5 rush TD, 3 rec. TD, 1 two-point)
LeGarrette Blount (8 rush TD)

Game –
24 LeGarrette Blount vs. IND, Jan. 11, 2014 (4 rush TD)
20 James White vs. ATL, Feb. 5, 2017 (2 rush TD, 1 rec. TD, 1 2-pt)
18
Dion Lewis vs. HOU, Jan. 14, 2017 (1 rush TD, 1 rec. TD, 1 ret. TD)
		LeGarrette Blount vs. IND, Jan. 18, 2015 (3 rush TD)
		Rob Gronkowski vs. DEN, Jan. 14, 2012 (3 rec. TD)
		Curtis Martin vs. PIT, Jan. 5, 1997 (3 rush TD)
		Sony Michel vs. LAC, Jan. 13, 2019 (3 rush TD)
Shane Vereen vs. HOU, Jan. 13, 2013 (2 rec. TD, 1 rush TD)

PLAYOFF SCORING (CONT.)

FIELD GOALS MADE
Career –39
26
95

Stephen Gostkowski (28 games)
Adam Vinatieri (17 games)
Tony Franklin (5 games)
Gino Cappelletti (2 games)Game –
Adam Vinatieri vs. IND, Jan. 18, 2004 (31, 25, 27,21,34)
5
4
Tony Franklin at NYJ, Dec. 28, 1985 (33, 41, 20, 26)
		Gino Cappelletti at BUF, Dec. 28, 1963 (28,12, 33, 36)
3Stephen Gostkowski vs. PIT, Jan. 22, 2017 (31,47,26)
		Stephen Gostkowski vs. BAL, Jan. 22, 2012 (29, 35, 24)		Stephen Gostkowski at SD, Jan. 14, 2007 (50, 34, 31)		Stephen Gostkowski vs. NYJ, Jan. 7, 2007 (20, 40, 28)		Adam Vinatieri vs. OAK, Jan. 19, 2002 (23, 45, 23)

PLAYOFF FIELD GOALSFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Career –
44
34
11
6

Stephen Gostkowski (28 games)
Adam Vinatieri (17 games)
Tony Franklin (5 games)
Gino Cappelletti (2 games)Game –
5
		
		
		
		
		

Adam Vinatieri, vs. IND, Jan. 18, 2004
(31, 25, 27, 21, 34)
Tony Franklin at NYJ, Dec. 28, 1985
(33, 41, 20, 41wl, 26)
Gino Cappelletti, at BUF, Dec. 28, 1963
(28, 12, 33, 36, 45s)

LONGEST FIELD GOALS
50
48
		

Stephen Gostkowski at SD, Jan. 14, 2007
Adam Vinatieri at PIT, Jan. 23, 2005
Adam Vinatieri vs. STL, Feb. 3, 2002

TOUCHDOWNSRob Gronkowski (15 games) (12 rec. TD)
LeGarrette Blount (8 games) (8 rush TD)
James White (12 games) (5 rush TD, 3 rec. TD)
David Givens (8 games) (7 rec. TD)
Julian Edelman (19 games) (5 rec., 1 rush TD)
Danny Amendola (13 games) (6 rec. TD)
Tom Brady (41 games) (6 rush TD)
Sony Michel (3 games) (6 rush TD)

Game –
LeGarrette Blount vs. IND, Jan. 11, 2014 (4 rush TD)
43Sony Michel vs. LAC, Jan. 13, 2019 (3 rush TD)
		James White vs. ATL, Feb. 5, 2017 (2 rush TD, 1 rec. TD)
		Dion Lewis vs. HOU, Jan. 14, 2017 (1 rush TD, 1 rec. TD, 1 ret. TD)
		LeGarrette Blount vs. IND, Jan. 18, 2015 (3 rush TD)
		Shane Vereen vs. HOU, Jan 13, 2013 (2 rec. TD, 1 rush TD)
		Rob Gronkowski vs. DEN, Jan. 14, 2012 (3 rec. TD)
		Curtis Martin vs. PIT, Jan. 5, 1997 (3 rush TD)

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Career –
12
8
8
7
6
		
		
		

517

INDIVIDUAL PLAYOFF RECORDSPASSING YARDSPLAYOFF PASSING

Career –11,388
1,335
571
561
489

Tom Brady (41 games)
Drew Bledsoe (7 games)
Steve Grogan (4 games)
Tony Eason (5 games)
Vito “Babe” Parilli (2 games)Game –
505
466
384
367
363

Tom Brady vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018*
Tom Brady vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017
Tom Brady vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 22, 2017
Tom Brady vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2015
Tom Brady vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012

Most 300-yard Games –16
Tom Brady
1
Vito “Babe” Parilli

PASSING ATTEMPTS
Career –
1,626
252
95
72
64

Tom Brady (41 games)
Drew Bledsoe (7 games)
Steve Grogan (4 games)
Tony Eason (5 games)
Vito “Babe” Parilli (2 games)Game –
62
56
54
53
52

Tom Brady vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017*
Tom Brady at Denver, Jan. 24, 2016
Tom Brady vs. Baltimore, Jan. 20, 2013
Tom Brady vs. Tennessee, Jan. 13, 2018
Tom Brady vs. Oakland, Jan. 19, 2002PASSING COMPLETIONS
Career –
1,025
129
48
42

Tom Brady (41 games)
Drew Bledsoe (7 games)
Steve Grogan (4 games)
Tony Eason (5 games)Game –
43
37
35
34
33

Tom Brady vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017*
Tom Brady vs. Seattle, Feb. 1, 2015
Tom Brady vs. Tennessee, Jan. 13, 2018
Tom Brady vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019
Tom Brady vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2015

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COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Career –
63.2
63.0
58.3
54.5
51.2

518

Mac Jones (1 game) (38-24)
Tom Brady (41 games) (1,626-1,025)
Tony Eason (5 games) (72-42)
Tom Owen (1 game) (22-12)
Drew Bledsoe (7 games) (252-129)

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (CONT.)
Game –
92.9
83.3
77.3
76.5
76.2

Tom Brady vs. Jacksonville, Jan 12, 2008 (28-26)*
Tony Eason at Miami, Jan. 12, 1986 (12-10)
Tom Brady vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019 (44-34)
Tom Brady vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012 (34-26)
Tom Brady vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 22, 2017 (42-32)

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS
Career –
73
7
6
3
2
		
Game –

6
4

Tom Brady (41 games)
Tony Eason (5 games)
Drew Bledsoe (7 games)
Steve Grogan (4 games)
Mac Jones (1 game)
Vito “Babe” Parilli (2 games)
Tom Brady vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012**
Tom Brady vs. Seattle, Feb. 1, 2015

INTERCEPTIONS
Career –
35
12
7
2
		
Game –

4
3
		
		
		

Tom Brady (41 games)
Drew Bledsoe (7 games)
Steve Grogan (4 games)
Mac Jones (1 game)
Vito “Babe” Parilli (2 games)
Drew Bledsoe vs. Green Bay, Jan. 26, 1997
Drew Bledsoe at Cleveland, Jan. 1, 1995
Tom Brady vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2010
Tom Brady vs. San Diego, Jan. 20, 2008
Tom Brady at San Diego, Jan. 14, 2007

PASSER RATING
Career (Minimum 25 attempts) –115.6 Tony Eason (5 games)
89.8 Tom Brady (41 games)
75.8 Mac Jones (1 game)
67.8 Vito “Babe” Parilli (2 games)
54.9 Drew Bledsoe (7 games)Game (Minimum 25 attempts) –141.4 Tom Brady vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 12, 2008137.6 Tom Brady vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012132.0 Tony Eason at N.Y. Jets, Dec. 28, 1985
130.9 Tony Eason at Miami, Jan. 12, 1986** Tied NFL Record*NFL Record

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RUSHING ATTEMPTS

PLAYOFF RUSHING

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

Career –
120
117
111
100
93

Corey Dillon (8 games)
Antowain Smith (6 games)
LeGarrette Blount (8 games)
Tom Brady (41 games)
Laurence Maroney (7 games)Game –
30
29
26
25
24
		
		

Career –
8
6
		
5
		
4

LeGarrette Blount (8 games)
Tom Brady (41 games)Sony Michel (4 games)
Curtis Martin (3 games)
James White (12 games)
Corey Dillon (8 games)

LeGarrette Blount vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
Sony Michel at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 2019
Antowain Smith vs. Carolina, Feb. 1, 2004
Laurence Maroney vs. San Diego, Jan. 20, 2008
Sony Michel vs. LAC, Jan. 13, 2019
LeGarrette Blount vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
Corey Dillon at Pittsburgh, Jan. 23, 2005

Game –
43
				

LeGarrette Blount vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
Sony Michel vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019
LeGarrette Blount vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
Curtis Martin vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997

RUSHING YARDS
Career –
508
470
456
425
397

Corey Dillon (8 games)
LeGarrette Blount (8 games)
Antowain Smith (6 games)
Kevin Faulk (19 games)Sony Michel (4 games)Game –
166
		
148
144
129

LeGarrette Blount vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
Curtis Martin, vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997
LeGarrette Blount vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
Corey Dillon vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 16, 2005
Sony Michel vs. LAC, Jan. 13, 2019

LONGEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
78
73

Curtis Martin vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997
LeGarrette Blount vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014

Most 100-yard Games –2
LeGarrette Blount		
Craig James		
Lawrence Maroney		Sony Michel

LONGEST RUSHES
78t
73t
45

Curtis Martin vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997
LeGarrette Blount vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
Robert Weathers at Miami, Jan. 12, 1986

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PLAYOFF RECEIVINGRECEIVING YARDS (CONT.)

RECEPTIONS
Career –
118
81
69
59
58

Julian Edelman (19 games)
Rob Gronkowski (16 games)
Wes Welker (9 games)
James White (12 games)
Troy Brown (20 games)Game –
15
14
11
		
		
		

James White vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019**
James White vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017
Danny Amendola vs. Tennessee, Jan. 13, 2018
Shane Vereen vs. Seattle, Feb. 1, 2015
Wes Welker vs. N.Y. Giants, Feb. 3, 2008
Deion Branch vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 6, 2005

Double-Digit Reception Games –3 Julian Edelman
2 Deion Branch
		 James WhiteRECEIVING YARDS
Career –
1,442
1,163
852
709
694

Julian Edelman (19 games)
Rob Gronkowski (16 games)
Deion Branch (14 games)
Danny Amendola (13 games)
Troy Brown (20 games)Game –
180
153
152
151
145

Chris Hogan vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 22, 2017 (9 rec)Deion Branch at Denver, Jan. 14, 2006 (8)Danny Amendola vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018 (8)Julian Edelman vs. LAC, Jan. 13, 2019 (9)Rob Gronkowski vs. Denver, Jan 14, 2012 (10)100-yard Receiving Games –6
Julian Edelman
4
Deion Branch		
Rob Gronkowski
3
Wes Welker

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS
Career –
12
7
6
5
4
		
		

Rob Gronkowski (16 games)
David Givens (8 games)
Danny Amendola (13 games)
Julian Edelman (19 games)
Deion Branch (14 games)
Chris Hogan (9 games)
Wes Welker (9 games)Game –
3
Rob Gronkowski vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012
2
Rob Gronkowski vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018		
Danny Amendola vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 21, 2018
		
Chris Hogan vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 22, 2017
		Rob Gronkowski vs. Kansas City, Jan. 16, 2016		
Danny Amendola vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2015
		Julian Edelman vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2010		
Shane Vereen vs. Houston, Jan. 13, 2013
		Benjamin Watson vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 12, 2008		
Larry Garron at Buffalo, Dec. 28, 1963
		
Stanley Morgan at Denver, Jan. 4, 1987

LONGEST RECEPTIONS
73
63t
61t
60t
59t

Deion Branch from Tom Brady, at Denver, 1/14/06
Benjamin Watson from Tom Brady, vs. Jax., 1/7/06
Deion Branch from Tom Brady, vs. Denver, 1/14/12
Deion Branch from Tom Brady, at Pittsburgh, 1/23/05
Larry Garron from Babe Parilli, at Buffalo, 12/28/63

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SCRIMMAGE YARDS (RUSHING & RECEIVING)
Career –
1,523
1,163
893
837
725

520

Julian Edelman (19 games) (81 rush, 1,442 rec.)
Rob Gronkowski (16 games) (0 rush, 1,163 rec.)Deion Branch (14 games) (41 rush, 852 rec.)
Kevin Faulk (19 games) (425 rush, 412 rec.)
Danny Amendola (13 games) (16 rush, 709 rec.)SCRIMMAGE YARDS (CONT.)
Game –
180
175
166
164
162

Chris Hogan vs. PIT, Jan. 22, 2017 (0 rush, 180 rec.)Curtis Martin vs. PIT, Jan. 5, 1997 (166 rush, 9 rec.)
LeGarrete Blount vs. IND, Jan. 11, 2014 (166 rush)
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PLAYOFF SACKSGame –
4.5 Willie McGinest vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 7, 2006*
3.0 Garin Veris vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 28, 1985
3.0 Willie McGinest vs. Tennessee, Jan. 10, 2004
2.5 Trey Flowers vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017
		Jarvis Green vs, Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2004
							** Tied NFL Record* NFL Record

SACKS

Career –
16.0
8.0
6.0
5.5
		

Willie McGinest (18 games)*
Mike Vrabel (17 games)
Rob Ninkovich (15 games)
Trey Flowers (9 games)
Kyle Van Noy (10 games)

INTERCEPTIONSPLAYOFF INTERCEPTIONS

Career –
7
5
4
		
3

Rodney Harrison (9 games)
Asante Samuel (14 games)
Duron Harmon (17 games)
Ty Law (12 games)
Fred Marion (6 games)Game –
3
2
		
		
		
		
		

Ty Law vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2004
Alfonzo Dennard vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
Rodney Harrison vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 6, 2005
Eugene Wilson at Pittsburgh, Jan. 23, 2005
Ronnie Lippett at L.A. Raiders, Jan. 5, 1986
Bob Dee at Buffalo, Dec. 28, 1963
Ross O’Hanley at Buffalo, Dec. 28, 1963

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDAGE
Career –
158
118
73
69
45

Asante Samuel (14 games)
Rodney Harrison (9 games)
Ty Law (12 games)
Fred Marion (6 games)
Jamie Collins (8 games)

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDAGE (CONT.)
Game –
87
73
47
40
39

Rodney Harrison at Pittsburgh, Jan. 23, 2005 (1 int.)
Asante Samuel vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 7, 2006 (1)Ty Law vs. St. Louis, Feb. 3, 2002 (1)Todd Collins vs. Miami, Dec. 28, 1997 (1)Asante Samuel at Indianapolis, Jan. 21, 2007 (1)LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN
87
73
47
40
39

Rodney Harrison, at Pittsburgh, Jan. 23, 2005 (TD)Asante Samuel, vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 7, 2006 (TD)Ty Law, vs. St. Louis, Feb. 3, 2002 (TD)Todd Collins vs. Miami, Dec. 28, 1997 (TD)Asante Samuel at Indianapolis, Jan. 21, 2007 (TD)INTERCEPTION RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS
3
1
		
		

Asante Samuel (14 games)
Rodney Harrison (9 games)
Ty Law (12 games)
Todd Collins (5 games)

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PLAYOFF PUNTS

PUNT AVERAGE

PUNTS
Career –
58
43
35
34
23
Game –

9
8
		
		
		

Career (Minimum 10 Punts) –45.7
Todd Sauerbrun (14 punts)
44.5
Rich Camarillo (35 punts)
44.2
Zoltan Mesko (21 punts)
43.0
Josh Miller (23 punts)
42.9
Ryan Allen (58 punts)

Ryan Allen (16 games)
Tom Tupa (6 games)
Rich Camarillo (6 games)
Ken Walter (6 games)
Josh Miller (5 games)
Rich Camarillo at Denver, Jan. 4, 1987 (50.2 avg.)
Ken Walter vs. St. Louis, Feb. 3, 2002 (43.1)
Ken Walter vs. Oakland, Jan. 19, 2002 (35.0)
Tom Tupa, at Jacksonville, Jan. 3, 1999 (47.3)
Tom Tupa, vs. Green Bay, Jan. 26, 1997 (45.1)

Game –
52.8
51.4
50.2
49.0

LONGEST PUNTS
68
64
		
62
61
		

PUNT RETURNS
Career –
39
33
18
9
8
		

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Tom Yewcic at San Diego, Jan. 5, 1964
Ryan Allen vs. Seattle, Feb. 1, 2015
Zoltan Mesko vs. Houston, Jan. 13, 2013
Rich Camarillo vs. Chicago, Jan. 26, 1986
Jake Bailey vs. Tennessee, Jan. 4, 2020
Zoltan Mesko vs. Houston, Jan. 13, 2013

PLAYOFF PUNT RETURNS

Julian Edelman (19 games)
Troy Brown (20 games)
David Meggett (5 games)
Danny Amendola (13 games)
Wes Welker (9 games)
Irving Fryar (4 games)

PUNT RETURN YARDS
Career –
443
315
165
106
85

Julian Edelman (19 games)
Troy Brown (20 games)
David Meggett (5 games)
Danny Amendola (13 games)
Wes Welker (9 games)Game –
80
72
71
56
49

Troy Brown at Pittsburgh, Jan. 27, 2002
David Meggett vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997
Julian Edelman vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
Wes Welker vs. Baltimore, Jan. 20, 2013
Troy Brown vs. Oakland, Jan. 19, 2002

522

Zoltan Mesko vs. Houston, Jan. 13, 2013 (5 punts)
Todd Sauerbrun at Indianapolis, Jan. 14, 2007 (5 punts)
Rich Camarillo at Denver, Jan. 4, 1987 (9 punts)
Ryan Allen vs. Seattle, Feb. 1, 2015 (4 punts)

PUNT RETURNS (CONT.)
Game –
7
5
		
		
4
		
		
		
		
		
		

David Meggett vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997
Julian Edelman vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019
Troy Brown vs. Oakland, Jan. 19, 2002
Julian Edelman vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
Julian Edelman vs. Houston, Jan. 14, 2017
Wes Welker vs. Baltimore, Jan. 20, 2013
Tim Dwight vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 7, 2006
Troy Brown vs. Carolina, Feb. 1, 2004
Troy Brown at Jacksonville, Jan. 3, 1999
David Meggett vs. Green Bay, Jan. 26, 1997
Irving Fryar at N.Y. Jets, Dec. 28, 1985

LONGEST PUNT RETURN
55t
45
41
28
		
		
		
		

Troy Brown at Pittsburgh, Jan. 27, 2002
Julian Edelman vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
Julian Edelman vs. N.Y. Jets, Jan. 16, 2011
Danny Amendola at Denver, Jan. 24, 2016
Wes Welker vs. Baltimore, Jan. 20, 2013
Julian Edelman vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2010
Troy Brown vs. Carolina, Feb. 1, 2004
Art Graham at Buffalo., Dec. 28, 1963

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INDIVIDUAL PLAYOFF RECORDSKICKOFF RETURNS
Career –
17
15
		
12
11
		
Game –
7
6
		
5
		
		
		
		

PLAYOFF KICKOFF RETURNS

Ellis Hobbs (8 games)
Patrick Pass (10 games)
Stephen Starring (5 games)
Laurence Maroney (7 games)
Bethel Johnson (6 games)
Dion Lewis (6 games)
Stephen Starring vs. Chicago, Jan. 26, 1986
Ellis Hobbs at Indianapolis, Jan. 21, 2007
Derrick Cullors at Jacksonville, Jan. 3, 1999
Gunner Olszewski at Buffalo, Jan. 15, 2022
Danny Amendola vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2015
Brandon Tate vs. N.Y. Jets, Jan. 16, 2011
Patrick Pass vs. Oakland, Jan. 19, 2002
David Meggett vs. Green Bay, Jan. 26, 1997

KICKOFF RETURN YARDS (CONT.)
Game –
220
153
125
124
117

Ellis Hobbs at Indianapolis, Jan. 21, 2007
Stephen Starring, vs. Chicago, Jan. 26, 1986
Danny Amendola vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2015
Dion Lewis vs. Houston, Jan. 14, 2017
David Meggett vs. Green Bay, Jan. 26, 1997

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN
98t
80
47
43
42

Dion Lewis vs. Houston, Jan. 14, 2017
Ellis Hobbs at Indianapolis, Jan. 21, 2007
Raymond Clayborn vs. Houston, Dec. 31, 1978
Laurence Maroney vs. N.Y. Giants, Feb. 3, 2008
Darius Butler vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2010

KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
Career –
471
336
315
268
257

Ellis Hobbs (8 games)
Patrick Pass (10 games)
Stephen Starring (5 games)
Dion Lewis (6 games)
Laurence Maroney (7 games)

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MOST POINTS SCORED
45
45
43
41
		
		

vs. Ind., Jan. 18, 2015 (W 45-7)
vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012 (W 45-10)
vs. Ind., Jan. 11, 2014 (W 43-22)
vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019 (W 41-28)
vs. Houston, Jan. 13, 2013 (W 41-28)
at Pittsburgh, Jan. 23, 2005 (W 41-27

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED
3
		
		
		
		
6

vs. L.A. Rams, Feb. 3, 2019 (W 13-3)
vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 7, 2006 (W 28-3)
vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 16, 2005 (W 20-3)
vs. Miami, Dec. 28, 1997 (W 17-3)
vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997 (W 28-3)
vs. Jacksonville, Jan.12, 1997 (W 20-6)

FIST DOWNS
Total –
37
36
31
31
30

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Rushing –
15
		
14
13
		
		
Passing –
26
23
22
21
20
		
Penalty –
7
4
		
		

vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 2019
vs. Tennessee. Jan. 13, 2018
vs. Denver. Jan. 14, 2012
vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 2019at Miami, Jan. 12, 1986
vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
vs. San Diego, Jan. 20, 2008
vs. N.Y. Jets, Jan. 7, 2007
vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017
vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018
vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2015
vs. Seattle, Feb. 1, 2015
at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 2019
vs. Tennessee, Jan. 13, 2018
at Oakland, Dec. 18, 1976
vs. L.A. Rams, Feb. 3, 2019
vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017at Denver, Jan. 24, 2016

Third Down Efficiency –.688
vs. N.Y. Jets, Jan. 7, 2007 (11/16).684
at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 2019 (13/19).667
vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015 (12/18).647
vs. Tennessee, Jan. 13, 2018 (11/18).647
vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 22, 2017 (11/17)

TOTAL NET YARDSGame –
613
546
524
509
498

524

vs. Philadelphia, Feb.4, 2018 (113 R, 500 P, 72 plays)
vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017 (104 R, 442 P, 93 plays)at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 2019 (176 R, 348 P, 94 plays)
vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012 (146 R, 363 P, 64 plays)
vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019 ( 155 R, 343 P, 78 plays)

NUMBER OF PLAYS
94
93
84
83
82

at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 2019 (48R, 46P)
vs. Atlanta,Feb. 5, 2017 (25R,68P)
vs. Oak., Jan. 19, 2002 (30R, 54P)
vs. Carolina, Feb. 1, 2004 (35R, 48P)vs. Baltimore, Jan. 20, 2013 (28R, 54P)NUMBER OF TWO-POINT PLAYS MADE
2
1
		vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017 (1R, 1P)
Four times. Most Recent:vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014 (1R)

RUSHING

Attempts –59 at Miami, Jan. 12, 1986
49 at Oakland, Dec. 18, 1976
		 at L.A. Raiders, Jan. 5, 1986
48 at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 201946 vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
40 vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
Rushing Yards –255 at Miami, Jan. 12, 1986
234 vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
210 vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 16, 2005
194 vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997
177 vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
Rushing Touchdowns –6 vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
4 at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 2019		 vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019
3 vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997
		 vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015

PASSING

Attempts –63 vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 201756 at Denver, Jan. 24, 2016
54 vs. Baltimore, Jan. 20, 201353 vs. Tennessee, Jan. 13, 2018
52 vs. Oakland, Jan. 19, 2002
Completions –43 vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017*
37 vs. Seattle, Feb. 1, 2015
35 vs. Tennessee, Jan. 13, 2018
34 vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019
34 vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2015
Net Yards Passing –500 vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018*442 vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017408 vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2015374 vs. Pittsburgh Jan. 22, 2017363 vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012

*NFL Record

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team PLAYOFF RECORDSPASSING TOUCHDOWNS
6
4
		
3
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012
vs. Seattle, Feb. 1, 2015
vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2015
vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018
vs. Tennessee, Jan. 13, 2018
vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 22, 2017
vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
vs. Houston, Jan. 13, 2013
vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 12, 2008
vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 7, 2006
vs. Carolina, Feb. 1, 2004
at Miami, Jan. 12, 1986

Interceptions (Most) –4
vs. Green Bay, Jan. 26, 1997
3
Five Times. Most Recent:		vs. Baltimore, Jan. 10, 2010
Interceptions (Fewest) –0
Many times, Most Recent:		vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019

PUNTING

Most Punts For –9at Denver, Jan. 4, 1987 (50.2 avg.)
8
Four times. Most Recent:		vs. St. Louis Feb. 3, 2002 (43.1)
Fewest Punts For –0
vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018
1
vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 12, 2008
2at Kansas City, Jan. 20, 2019
		vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 22, 2017
		vs. Baltimore, Jan. 22, 2012
		vs. N.Y. Jets, Jan. 7, 2007
		vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2004

DEFENSE

Fewest Yards Allowed –162
vs. Miami, Dec. 28, 1997
209
vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2015
213
vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997
230
vs. Oakland, Jan. 19, 2002

Sacks –
8
6
5
		
		
		

vs. Tennessee, Jan. 13, 2018 (52 yds)
vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 7, 2006 (42 yds)
vs. Atlanta, Feb. 5, 2017 (44 yds)
vs. Denver, Jan. 14, 2012 (28 yds)
vs. Green Bay, Jan. 26, 1997 (38)
at N.Y. Jets, Dec. 28, 1985 (51)Interceptions –4
vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 11, 2014
		vs. Indianapolis, Jan. 18, 2004
		at Buffalo, Dec. 28, 1964
3
vs. Houston, Jan. 14, 2017
		vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 6, 2005
		at Pittsburgh, Jan. 23, 2005
		at Pittsburgh, Jan. 27, 2002
		at L.A. Raiders, Jan. 5, 1986
Turnovers Forced –6
at Miami, Jan. 12, 1986 (2 INT, 4 FR)
		
at L.A. Raiders, Jan. 5, 1986 (3 INT, 3 FR)
		at Buffalo, Dec. 28, 1963 (4 INT, 2 FR)
5
vs. Ind., Jan. 18, 2004 (4 INT, 1 FR)
4
vs. Ind., Jan. 11, 2014 (4 INT)		at S.D., Jan. 14, 2007 (1 INT, 3 FR)
		vs. Phila., Feb. 6, 2005 (3 INT, 1 FR)
		at Pitt., Jan. 23, 2005 (3 INT, 1 FR)
		at Pitt., Jan. 27, 2002 (3 INT, 1 FR)
		vs. Jac., Jan. 12, 1997 (2 INT, 2 FR)		at N.Y. Jets, Dec. 28, 1985 (2 INT, 2 FR)

PENALTIES
Most –
12
10
9
8
		
		
		

Fewest –
1
		
		
		
		
		

at Pittsburgh Jan. 27, 2002 (87 yds)
at Oakland, Dec. 18, 1976 (83)vs. L.A. Chargers, Jan. 13, 2019 (75)
at Indianapolis, Jan. 21, 2007 (63)at Denver, Jan. 14, 2006 (82)vs. Carolina, Feb. 1, 2004 (60)vs. Houston, Dec. 31, 1978 (92)vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018 (5 yds)
vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 21, 2018 (10)vs. Baltimore, Jan. 22, 2012 (5)at Pittsburgh, Jan. 23, 2005 (5)vs. Oakland Jan. 19, 2002 (15)at N.Y. Jets, Dec. 28, 1985 (10)at San Diego, Jan. 5, 1964 (18)Most Yards Lost –92
vs. Hou., Dec. 31, 1978 (8 pen.)87
at Pittsburgh Jan. 27, 2002 (12)83
at Oakland, Dec. 18, 1976 (10)82
at Denver, Jan. 14, 2006 (8)playoff
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Most Yards Allowed –610
at San Diego, Jan. 5, 1963
538
vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018507
at Denver, Jan. 19, 2014482
at Buffalo, Jan. 15, 2022
455
at Indianapolis, Jan. 21, 2007
448
vs. Miami, Jan 8, 1983

DEFENSE (CONT.)

Fewest Yards Lost –5
vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 2018 (1)		vs. Baltimore, Jan. 22, 2012 (1)		
at Pittsburgh, Jan. 23, 2005 (1)		vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 12, 1997 (2)10vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 21, 2018 (1)		vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 22, 2017 (2)		at N.Y. Jets, Dec. 28, 1985 (1)14
vs. Tennessee, Jan. 10, 2004 (2)GREATEST PLAYOFF COMEBACKS
Rank Date1.
2.
3.

02/05/17
01/10/15
01/21/18
01/14/07

Opponent

vs. Atlanta
vs. Baltimore
vs. Jacksonville@ San Diego

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Largest Deficit
25 points
14 Points
11 Points
11 Points

Largest Deficit Score
28-3
14-0, 28-14
14-3
14-3

Final Score

34-28 ot
35-31
24-20
24-21

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1963 afl championship game1963 AFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME • SAN DIEGO 51, BOSTON 10 • BALBOA STADIUM
January 5, 1964 • Weather: 71 degrees; wind NW 11 mph • Attendance - 30,127
1
7
21

Boston Patriots
San Diego Chargers

2
3
10

3
0
7

4
0
13

			
TEAM
Q
PLAY
SD
1
T. Rote 2 yd run (G. Blair kick)SD
1
K. Lincoln 67 yd run (G. Blair kick)
BOS
1
L. Garron 7 yd run (G. Cappelletti kick)SD
1
P. Lowe 58 yd run (G. Blair kick)SD
2
G. Blair 11 yd field goal
BOS
2
G. Cappelletti 15 yd field goalSD
2
D. Norton 14 yd pass from T. Rote (G. Blair kick)SD
3
L. Alworth 48 yd pass from T. Rote (G. Blair kick)SD
4
K. Lincoln 25 yd pass from J. Hadl (pass failed)SD
4
J. Hadl 1 yd run (G. Blair kick)

F
10
51

SCORE
Visitor Home
0
7
0
14
7
14
7
21
7
24
10
24
10
31
10
38
10
44
10
51

RUSHING
H. Crump
L. Garron
B. Lott
T. Yewcic
V. Parilli
R. Burton
Patriots:

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
NO YDS AVG LG TD
RUSHINGNO YDS AVG LG TD
7
18 2.6 6 0
13 206 15.8 67t 1
K. Lincoln
3
15 5.0 7t 1
P. Lowe
12 94 7.8 58t 1
3
15 5.0 6 0
T. Rote4
15 3.8 10 11
14 14.0 14 0
G. McDougall
1
2 2.0 2 0
1
10 10.0 10 0
J. Hadl
1
1 1.0 1t 1
1
3 3.0 3 0
B. Jackson
1
0 0.0 0 0
16 75 4.7 14 1
32 318 9.9 67t 4
Chargers:

RECEIVING
R. Burton
J. Colclough
G. Cappelletti
A. Graham
H. Crump
B. Lott
L. Garron
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
4
12 3.0 8 0
3 26 8.7 10 02
72 36.0 49 0
2 68 34.0 45 0
2 28 14.0 28 02
16 8.0 11 0
2
6 3.0 5 0
17 228 13.4 49 0

RECEIVING
K. Lincoln
L. Alworth
J. MacKinnon
D. Norton
D. Kocourek
G. McDougall
Chargers:

NO YDS AVG
7 123 17.6
4
77 19.3
2 53 26.5
2
44 22.0
1
5 5.0
1
3 3.0
17 305 17.9

INTERCEPTIONS
None

NO

INTERCEPTIONS
B. Mitinger
P. Maguire
Chargers:

NO
1
1
2

PUNTINGT. Yewcic

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OT
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YDS
328

LG TD

AVG
46.9

NO
2

YDS AVG LG TD
5 5.0 5 0
10 10.0 10 0
15 7.5 10 0

LG
68

PUNTING
R. Maguire

PUNT RET.
None

NO YDS AVG LG TD

PUNT RET.
None

NO YDS AVG LG TD

KICKOFF RET.
L. Garron
H. Crump
R. Burton
B. Suci
T. Romeo
B. Yates
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
2 32 16.0 17 02
31 15.5 22 02
27 13.5 18 01
18 18.0 18 01
9 9.0 9 01
5 5.0 5 0
9 122 13.6 22 0

KICKOFF RET.
L. Alworth
P. LoweChargers:

NO
2
1
3

PASSING
B. Parilli
T. Yewcic
Patriots:

A
29
8
37

C
14
3
17

YDS
189
39
228

PCT.
48.3
37.5
45.9

TD
0
0
0

I
1
1
2

LG
49
23
45

S/YD
0/0
0/0
0/0

RATING
55.1
14.1
43.5

PASSING
T. RoteJ. Hadl
K. Lincoln
Chargers:

A
15
10
1
25

C
10
6
1
16

YDS
173
112
20
305

PCT.
66.6
60.0
100.0
64.0

TD
2
1
0
3

I
0
0
0
0

LG
48
33
20
48

S/YD
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0

RATING
145.3
132.1
118.8
145.8

526

NO
7

YDS AVG

LG TD
32 1
48 1
33 0
30 1
5 0
3 0
48 3

YDS
87

AVG
43.5

YDS AVG
47 23.5
23 23.0
70 23.3

LG
44

LG TD
28 0
23 0
62 0

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
TOTAL NET YARDS
Total Offensive PlaysNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per RushNET YARDS PASSING
Gross Yards Passing
Att.-Comp.-I
Completion Pct.
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTFIELD GOALS

BOS
SD
14
21
6
11
8
9
0
1
262
610
59
60
75
318
16
32
4.7
9.9
186
292
228
305
37-17-2 26-17-0
45.9
65.4
7/47 2/43.5
1/18
6/30
1/0
1/1
15
11

BOSTON PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
WR G. Cappelletti DE B. DeeT
D. Oakes
DT H. AntwineG
C. Long
DT J. RichardsonC
W. Cudzik
DE L. Eisenhauer
G
B. Neighbors
LB T. AddisonT
M. Graham
LB N. Buoniconti
TE T. Romeo
LB J. Rudolph
WR J. Colclough
CB D. Felt
QB V. Parilli
CB B. Suci
RB R. Burton
S R. HallFB L. Garron
S R. O’Hanley
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS STARTING LINEUP
WR D. Norton
DE E. FaisonT
E. Wright
DT H. Schmidt
G
S. DeLuca
DT G. GrossC
D. Rogers
DE B. PatrichG
P. Shea
LB E. KarasT
R. MixLB C. Allen
TE D. Kocourck
LB P. Maguire
WR L. Alworth
CB B. Whitehead
QB T. Rote
CB D. Harris
RB K. Lincoln
S G. Blair
FB P. Lowe
S G. GlickGAME NOTES• This was the first of 10 championship games
involving the Patriots. (also Super Bowls XX,
XXXI, XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLII, XLVI, XLIX
and LI).
• The 610 yards yielded by the Patriots
defense still ranks as the highest total evergiven up by the Patriots.
• The Patriots committed only one penalty
versus the Chargers. It is the lowest single
game total in team playoff history (tied with
Dec. 28, 1985 at N.Y. Jets).

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super bowl XX
SUPER BOWL XX • CHICAGO 46, NEW ENGLAND 10 • LOUISIANA SUPERDOME
January 26, 1986 • Weather: Indoors • Attendance - 73,818

1
13
3

Chicago Bears
New England Patriots

2
10
0

3
21
0

4
2
7

			
TEAM
Q
PLAY
NE
1
T. Franklin 36 yd field goal
CHI
1
K. Butler 28 yd field goal
CHI
1
K. Butler 24 yd field goal
CHI
1
M. Suhey 11 yd run (K. Butler kick)
CHI
2
J. McMahon 2 yd run (K. Butler kick)
CHI
2
K. Butler 24 yd field goal
CHI
3
J. McMahon 1 yd run (K. Butler kick)
CHI
3
R. Phillips 28 yd interception return (K. Butler kick)
CHI
3
W. Perry 1 yd run (K. Butler kick)NE
4
I. Fryar 8 yd pass from S. Grogan (T. Franklin kick)
CHI
4
Safety, S. Grogan tackled by H. Waechter in end zone

RUSHING
T. Collins
R. Weathers
S. Grogan
C. James
G. Hawthorne
Patriots:

OT
---

F
46
10

SCORE
Visitor Home
0
3
3
3
6
3
13
3
20
3
23
3
30
3
37
3
44
3
44
10
46
10

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
NO YDS AVG LG TD
RUSHINGNO YDS AVG LG TD3
4 1.3 3 02261 2.8 7 0
W. Payton
1
3 3.0 3 0
M. Suhey
11 52 4.7 11 1
1
3 3.0 3 0
T. Sanders
4
15 3.8 10 05
1 0.2 3 0
D. Gentry
3
15 5.0 8 0
1-4 -4.0 -4 0
J. McMahon
5
14 2.8 7 2
11
7 0.6 3 0
C. Thomas
2
8 4.0 7 0
W. Perry1
1 1.0 1t 1
S. Fuller
1
1 1.0 1 0
49 167 3.4 11 4
Bears:RECEIVING
S. Morgan
S. Starring
I. FryarT. Collins
D. Ramsey
C. James
R. Weathers
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
7
70 10.0 19 0
2 39 19.5 24 0
2 24 12.0 16 12
19 9.5 11 02
16 8.0 11 0
1
6 6.0 6 0
1
3 3.0 3 0
17 177 10.4 24 1

RECEIVING
W. Gault
D. Gentry
K. Margerum
E. Moorehead
M. Suhey
C. Thomas
Bears:NO YDS AVG LG TD
4 129 32.3 60 0
2
41 20.5 27 0
2 36 18.0 29 0
2 22 11.0 14 0
1 24 24.0 24 01
4 4.0 4 0
12 256 21.3 60 0

INTERCEPTIONS
None

NO

INTERCEPTIONS
R. Phillips
J. Morrissey
Bears:NO
1
1
2

YDS AVG LG TD

YDS AVG LG TD
28 28.0 28t 147 47.0 47 0
75 37.5 47 1

PUNTING
M. Buford

PUNT RET. NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
I. Fryar2 0 22 11.0 12 0

PUNT RET. NO
K. Ortego2

FC YDS AVG LG TD
1 20 10.0 12 0

KICKOFF RET.
S. StarringNO
7

YDS AVG LG TD
153 21.9 36 0

KICKOFF RET.
W. Gault

NO
4

YDS AVG LG TD
49 12.3 18 0

PASSING
S. Grogan
T. Eason
Patriots:

A
30
6
36

C
17
0
17

YDS
177
0
177

PCT.
56.7
0.0
47.2

TD
1
0
1

I
2
0
2

LG
24
0
24

S/YD
4/33
3/28
7/61

RATING
57.2
39.6
48.0

PASSING
J. McMahon
W. Fuller
W. PerryBears:

A
20
4
0
24

C
12
0
0
12

YDS
256
0
0
256

PCT.
60.0
0.0
0.0
50.0

TD
0
0
0
0

I
0
0
0
0

LG
60
0
0
60

S/YD
1/3
1/11
1/1
3/15

RATING
104.2
39.6
-88.2

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NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
4 173 43.3 1
1 52

WR
T
G
C
G
T
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
S. Morgan
DE G. VerisB. Holloway
NT L. Williams
J. Hannah
DE J. Adams
P. Brock
LB A. Tippett
R. Wooten
LB S. Nelson
S. Moore
LB L. McGrew
L. Dawson
LB D. Blackmon
S. Starring
CB R. Lippett
T. Eason
CB R. Clayborn
T. Collins
S R. James
C. James
S F. Marion

CHICAGO BEARS STARTING LINEUP
DE D. Hampton
WR W. Gault
T
J. Covert
DL S. McMichaelG
M. Bortz
DL W. PerryC
J. Hilgenberg
DE R. Dent
G
T. Thayer
LB O. Wilson
T
K. VanHorne
LB M. Singletary
TE E. Moorehead LB W. Marshall
CB M. Richardson
WR D. McKinnon
QB J. McMahon
CB L. Frazier
RB W. Payton
S D. Duerson
FB M. Suhey
S G. Fencik

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PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
1 62
R. Camarillo 6 263 43.8 1

TEAM STATISTICSCHINETOTAL FIRST DOWNS
23
12
By Rushing
13
1
By Passing
9
10
By Penalty
11
Third Down: Md/Att.
7/14
1/10
Third Down: Eff.
50%
10%
TOTAL NET YARDS
408
123
Total Offensive Plays
76
54
Average Per Play
5.4
2.3
NET YARDS RUSHING
167
7
Total Rushing Plays
49
11
Avg. per Rush
3.4
0.6
241
116
NET YARDS PASSING
Sacked/Yards Lost
3/15
7/61
Gross Yards Passing
256
177
Att.-Comp.-I
24-12-0 36-17-2
Completion Pct.
50.0
47.2
4/43.4 6/43.8
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDS
7/40
5/35
FUMBLES/BALLS LOST
3/2
4/4
FIELD GOALS
28,24,24
36

GAME NOTES• This game marked the Patriots’ first trip to
the Super Bowl and the team’s first title
game appearance in 22 years.
• New England scored the quickest points inSuper Bowl history when K Tony Franklin
booted a 36-yard field goal 1:19 into thecontest.

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super bowl XXXISUPER BOWL XXXI • GREEN BAY 35, NEW ENGLAND 21 • LOUISIANA SUPERDOME
January 26, 1997 • Weather: Indoors • Attendance - 72,301

1
14
10

New England Patriots
Green Bay Packers

2
0
17

3
7
8

4
0
0

OT
---

F
21
35

			
SCORE
TEAM
Q
PLAY
Visitor Home
GB
1
A. Rison 54 yd pass from B. Favre (C. Jacke kick)
0
7
GB
1
C. Jacke 37 yd field goal
0
10
NE
1
K. Byars 1 yd pass from D. Bledsoe (A. Vinatieri kick)
7
10
NE
1
B. Coates 4 yd pass from D. Bledsoe (A. Vinatieri kick)
14
10
GB
2
A. Freeman 81 yd pass from B. Favre (C. Jacke kick)
14
17
GB
2
C. Jacke 31 yd field goal
14
20
GB
2
B. Favre 2 yd run (C. Jacke kick)
14
27
NE
3
C. Martin 18 yd run (A. Vinatieri kick)
21
27
GB
3
D. Howard 99 yd kickoff return (M. Chmura-B. Favre pass)
21
35

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
C. Martin
D. Bledsoe
D. Meggett
Patriots:

RUSHING
D. Levens
E. Bennett
B. Favre
W. Henderson
Packers:

NO YDS AVG
14
61 4.417 40 2.4
4
12 3.01
2 2.0
36 115 3.2

LG TD
12 0
10 0
12 1
2 0
12 1

RECEIVING
B. Coates
T. Glenn
K. Byars
S. Jefferson
C. Martin
D. Meggett
V. Brisby
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
6
67 11.2 19 1
4 62 15.5 44 0
4 42 10.5 32 1
3
34 11.3 14 0
3 28 9.3 20 03
8 2.7 5 02
12 6.0 7 025 253 10.1 44 2

RECEIVING
A. Freeman
D. Levens
A. Rison
W. Henderson
M. Chmura
K. Jackson
E. Bennett
Packers:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
3 105 35.0 81t 1
3 23 7.7 14 0
2
77 38.5 54t 1
2
14 7.0 8 02
13 6.5 8 0
1
10 10.0 10 01
4 4.0 4 0
14 246 17.6 81t 2

INTERCEPTIONS
None

NO

INTERCEPTIONS
B. Williams
M. Prior
D. Evans
C. Newsome
Packers:

NO
1
1
1
1
4

PUNTING
T. Tupa

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11 42 3.8 18t 11
1 1.0 1 0
10
0 0 0
13 43 3.3 18t 1

YDS AVG LG TD

YDS AVG LG TD
16 16.0 16 0
8 8.0 8 0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
24 6.0 16 0

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
8 361 45.1 0
3 53

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
1 58
C. Hentrich 7 299 42.7 0

PUNT RET. NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
D. Meggett
4 2 30 7.5 20 0
[DOWNED]
1

PUNT RET. NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
D. Howard 6
1 90 15.0 34 0
[OUT OF BOUNDS] 1

KICKOFF RET.
D. Meggett
H. Graham
Patriots:

NO
5
1
6

YDS AVG
117 23.4
18 18.0
135 22.5

KICKOFF RET.
D. Howard

PASSING
D. Bledsoe
Patriots:

A
48
48

C
25
25

YDS
253
253

PCT.
52.1
52.1

TD
2
2

PASSING
B. Favre
Packers:

A
27
27

C
14
14

YDS
246
246

PCT.
51.9
51.9

TD
2
2

LG TD
26 0
18 0
26 0

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per RushNET YARDS PASSING
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att.-Comp.-Int
Completion Pct.
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTFIELD GOALS

WR
T
G
C
G
T
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

NE
GB
23
12
3
8
12
6
1
2
4/14
3/15
29%
20%
257
323
66
68
3.9
4.8
43
115
13
36
3.3
3.2
214
208
5/39
5/38
253
246
48-25-4 27-14-0
52.1
51.9
8/45.1 7/42.7
2/22
3/41
0/0
0/0
None 37, 31, 47

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
S. Jefferson
DE F. Collons
B. Armstrong
DL M. Wheeler
W. Roberts
DL P. Sagapolutele
D. Wohlabaugh DE W. McGinest
T. Rucci
LB C. Slade
M. Lane
LB T. Johnson
B. Coates
LB T. Collins
T. Glenn
CB T. Law
D. Bledsoe
CB O. Smith
C. Martin
S L. Milloy
K. Byars
S W. Clay

GREEN BAY PACKERS STARTING LINEUP
LE R. WhiteWR A. Freeman
T
B. Wilkerson
DT S. Dotson
A. Taylor
NT Gi. Brown
GC
F. Winters
DE S. Jones
A. Timmerman LB W. Simmons
GT
E. Dotson
LB R. Cox
TE M. Chmura
LB B. Williams
WR A. Rison
CB C. Newsome
QB B. Favre
CB D. Evans
RB E. Bennett
S L. Butler
RB W. Henderson S E. Robinson

NO
4

YDS AVG LG TD
154 38.5 99t 1

I
4
4

LG
44
44

S/YD
5/39
5/39

RATING
46.6
46.6• The Patriots were within six points (27-21)in the third quarter, but Green Bay’s fourinterceptions and a kickoff return for a
touchdown helped the Packers to victory.

I
0
0

LG
81t
81t

S/YD
5/38
5/38

RATING
107.9
107.9• The two teams combined for a Super Bowl
record 24 points in the first quarter. (NewEngland - 14; Green Bay - 10)

GAME NOTES• Green Bay’s Desmond Howard became thefirst special teams player to be awarded theSuper Bowl MVP trophy.

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super bowl XXXVISUPER BOWL XXXVI • NEW ENGLAND 20, ST. LOUIS 17 • LOUISIANA SUPERDOME
February 3, 2002 • Weather: Indoors • Attendance - 72,922

1
3
0

St. Louis Rams
New England Patriots

2
0
14

3
0
3

4
14
3

			
TEAM
Q
PLAY
STL
1
J. Wilkins 50 yd field goalNE
2
T. Law 47 yd interception return (A. Vinatieri kick)NE
2
D. Patten 8 yd pass from T. Brady (A. Vinatieri kick)NE
3
A. Vinatieri 37 yd field goal
STL
4
K. Warner 2 yd run (J. Wilkins kick)
STL
4
R. Proehl 26 yd pass from K. Warner (J. Wilkins kick)NE
4
A.Vinatieri 48 yd field goal

OT
---

F
17
20

SCORE
Visitor Home
3
0
3
7
3
14
3
17
10
17
17
17
17
20

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
M. Faulk
K. Warner
A. Hakim
J. Hodgins
Rams:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
17
76 4.5 15 0
3
6 2.0 5 1
1
5 5.0 5 01
3 3.0 3 0
22 90 4.1 15 1

RECEIVING
A. Hakim
I. Bruce
T. Holt
M. Faulk
R. Proehl
J. Robinson
E. Conwell
Y. Murphy
J. Hodgins
Rams:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
5 90 18.0 29 0
5 56 11.2 22 0
5 49 9.8 18 0
4 54 13.5 22 0
3
71 23.7 30 12
18 9.0 12 02
8 4.0 9 0
1
11 11.0 11 01
8 8.0 8 0
28 365 13.0 30 1

INTERCEPTIONS
None

NO

PUNTING
J. Baker

YDS AVG LG TD

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
4 159 39.8 1
3 49

NO YDS AVG LG TD
18 92 5.1 17 0
1 22 22.0 22 02
15 7.5 8 02
5 2.5 3 01
3 3.0 3 0
1
-4 -4.0 -4 0
25 133 5.3 22 0

RECEIVING
T. Brown
J. Redmond
J. Wiggins
M. Edwards
D. Patten
A. Smith
K. Faulk
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
6 89 14.8 23 0
3 24 8.0 11 02
14 7.0 8 02
7 3.5 5 01
8 8.0 8t 1
1
4 4.0 4 01
-1 -1.0 -1 0
16 145 9.1 23 1

INTERCEPTIONS
T. Law
O. Smith
Patriots:

NO
1
1
2

PUNTINGK. Walter

YDS AVG LG TD
47 47.0 47t 130 30.0 0 077 38.5 47t 1

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
8 345 43.1 4
2 53

PUNT RET. NO
T. Brown
1[OUT OF BOUNDS] 1[TOUCHBACK] 1

FC YDS AVG LG TD
1
4 4.0 4 0

KICKOFF RET.
P. Pass
T. Brown
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG
3 85 28.3
1
15 15.0
4 100 25.0

KICKOFF RET.
Y. Murphy
M. Faulk
Rams:

NO
3
1
4

YDS AVG LG TD
81 27.0 38 0
1 1.0 1 0
82 20.5 38 0

PASSINGK. Warner
Rams:

A
44
44

C
28
28

YDS
365
365

PCT.
63.6
63.6

TD
1
1

I
2
2

LG
30
30

S/YD
3/28
3/28

RATING
78.3
78.3

PASSING
T. Brady
K. Faulk
Patriots:

A
27
0
27

C
16
0
16

YDS
145
0
145

PCT.
59.3
0.0
59.3

TD
1
0
1

I
0
0
0

LG
23
0
23

S/YD
1/7
1/4
2/11

RATING
86.2-86.2

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LG TD
35 0
15 0
35 0

STL
NE
26
15
7
6
16
8
3
1
5/13
2/11
38%
18%
427
267
69
54
6.2
4.9
90
133
22
25
4.1
5.3
337
134
3/28
2/11
365
145
44-28-2 27-16-0
63.6
59.3
4/39.8 8/43.1
6/39
5/31
2/1
0/0
50, 52 37, 48

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
FB
RB

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
T. Brown
LE B. Hamilton
M. Light
DT B. Mitchell
M. Compton
DT R. Seymour
D. Woody
RE A. Pleasant
J. Andruzzi
LLB M. Vrabel
G. Robinson-Randall MLB T. Bruschi
J. Wiggins
RLB R. Phifer
D. Patten
LCB T. Law
T. Brady
RCB O. Smith
M. Edwards
SS L. Milloy
A. Smith
FS T. Jones

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
FB
RB

ST. LOUIS RAMS STARTING LINEUP
T. Holt
LE C. Ahanotu
O. Pace
DT B. Young
T. Nutten
DT J. Zgonina
A. McCollum
RE G. Wistrom
A. Timmerman LLB D. Davis
R. Jones
MLB L. Fletcher
E. Conwell
RLB T. Polley
I. Bruce
LCB A. Williams
K. Warner
RCB D. McCleon
J. Hodgins
SS A. Archuleta
M. Faulk
FS K. Herring

GAME NOTES

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PUNT RET. NO FC YDSAVG LG TD
D. Bly3 2
6 2.0 7 0
[OUT OF BOUNDS] 1[TOUCHBACK] 1

RUSHING
A. Smith
D. Patten
K. Faulk
M. Edwards
T. Brady
J. RedmondPatriots:

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. per RushNET YARDS PASSING
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att.-Comp.-Int
Completion Pct.
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTFIELD GOALS• The Patriots won the first Super Bowl in
their 42-year history with their 20-17 winover the Rams.
• Patriots kicker Adam Vinatieri kicked
the first last second, game-winning fieldgoal in Super Bowl history as his 48-yard
kick sailed through the goalposts as time
expired.
• The Patriots defense forced three St. Louisturnovers and converted them into twotouchdowns and a field goal.

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super bowl XXXVIII
SUPER BOWL XXXVIII • NEW ENGLAND 32, CAROLINA 29 • RELIANT STADIUM
February 1, 2004 • Weather: Indoors • Attendance - 71,525

100Carolina Panthers
New England Patriots

2
10
14

3
0
0

4
19
18

OT
---

F
29
32

			
SCORE
TEAM
Q
PLAY
Visitor HomeNE
2
D. Branch 5 yd pass from T. Brady (A. Vinatieri kick)
0
7
CAR
2
S. Smith 39 yd pass from J. Delhomme (J. Kasay kick)
7
7NE
2
D. Givens 5 yd pass from T. Brady (A. Vinatieri kick)
7
14
CAR
2
J. Kasay 50 yd field goal
10
14
NE
4
A. Smith 2 yd run (A. Vinatieri kick)
10
21
CAR
4
D. Foster 33 yd run (pass failed)
16
21
CAR
4
M. Muhammad 85 yd pass from J. Delhomme (pass failed) 22
21
NE4
M. Vrabel 1 yd pass from T. Brady (K. Faulk run)
22
29
CAR
4
R. Proehl 12 yd pass from J. Delhomme (J. Kasay kick)
29
29
NE
4
A. Vinatieri 41 yd field goal
29
32

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

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history

RUSHING
S. Davis
D. Foster
Panthers:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
13 49 3.8 21 0
3
43 14.3 33t 1
16 92 5.8 33t 1

RUSHING
A. Smith
K. Faulk
T. Brady
T. Brown
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
26 83 3.2 9 1
6 42
7 23 02
12
6 12 0
1 -10 -10 -10 0
35 127 3.6 23 1

RECEIVING
NO YDS AVG LG TD
4 140 35.0 85t 1
M. Muhammad
S. Smith
4 80 20.0 39t 1
R. Proehl
4
71 17.8 31 1
J. Wiggins
2
21 10.5 15 0
D. Foster1
9 9.0 9 01
2 2.0 2 0
K. Mangum
Panthers:
16 323 20.2 85 3

RECEIVING
D. Branch
T. Brown
D. Givens
D. Graham
K. Faulk
M. Vrabel
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
10 143 14.3 52 18
76 9.5 13 0
5 69 13.8 25 1
4 46 11.5 33 04
19 4.8 7 0
1
1
1 1 1
32 354 11.1 52 3

INTERCEPTIONS
R. Howard

INTERCEPTIONS
None

NO

NO
1

YDS AVG LG TD
12 12.0 12 0

YDS AVG LG TD

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
1 51
T. Sauerbrun 7 310 44.3 0

PUNTINGK. Walter

PUNT RET. NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
S. Smith
1 1
2 2.0 2 0
[DOWNED]
1

PUNT RET. NO
T. Brown
4
1
D. Branch
Patriots:
5

KICKOFF RET.
R. Smart
S. Smith
K. Mangum
Panthers:

NO
4
1
1
6

YDS AVG
74 18.530 30.0
12 12.0
116 19.3

KICKOFF RET.
NO
B. Johnson
4[OUT OF BOUNDS] 1

PASSING
J. Delhomme
Panthers:

A
33
33

C
16
16

YDS
323
323

PCT.
48.5
48.5

TD
3
3

I
0
0

LG
85
85

S/YD
4/28
4/28

RATING
113.6
113.6

PASSING
T. Brady
Patriots:

A
48
48

C
32
32

YDS
354
354

PCT.
66.7
66.7

TD
3
3

I
1
1

LG
52
52

S/YD
0/0
0/0

RATING
100.5
100.5

530

LG TD
22 0
30 0
12 0
30 0

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
5 173 34.6 0
2 51
FC YDS AVG LG TD
1 40 10.0 28 01
2 2.0 2 0
2 42 8.4 28 0
YDS AVG LG TD
78 19.5 29 0

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. Per RushNET YARDS PASSING
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att.-Comp.-Int
Completion Pct.
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTFIELD GOALS

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

CAR
NE
17
29
3
7
12
19
2
3
4/12
8/17
33%
47%
387
481
53
83
7.3
5.8
92
127
16
35
5.8
3.6
295
354
4/28
0/0
323
354
33-16-0 48-32-1
48.5
66.7
7/44.3 5/34.6
12/73
8/60
1/1
1/0
50 31, 36, 41

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
D. Branch
LE B. Hamilton
M. Light
NT T. Washington
R. Hochstein
RE R. Seymour
D. Koppen
OLB W. McGinest
J. Andruzzi
ILB T. Bruschi
T. Ashworth
ILB R. Phifer
D. Graham
OLB M. Vrabel
T. Brown
LCB T. Law
T. Brady
RCB T. Poole
A. SmithS
E. Wilson
L. Centers
S
R. Harrison

CAROLINA PANTHERS STARTING LINEUP
WR M. Muhammad LDE J. Peppers
LT T. Steussie
LDT		 B. Buckner
RDT K. Jenkins
LG J. JamesC
J. Mitchell
RDE M. Rucker
SLB		 G. Favors
RG K. Donnalley
RT J. Gross
MLB D. Morgan
TE J. Wiggins
WLB W. Witherspoon
WR S. SmithLCB R. Manning
QB J. Delhomme
RCB R. Howard
FB B. Hoover
SS		 M. Minter
RB S. Davis
FS		 D. Grant

GAME NOTES• The Patriots won the Super Bowl for thesecond time in three seasons with a thrilling
32-29 win over the Panthers.
• Adam Vinatieri nailed a 41-yard field goalwith four seconds left to give the Patriots
the last-second victory.
• Deion Branch’s 10 receptions were the second most in Super Bowl history, and MVP
Tom Brady’s 32 completions set a Super
Bowl record.

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super bowl XXXIXSUPER BOWL XXXIX • NEW ENGLAND 24, PHILADELPHIA 21 • ALLTEL STADIUM
February 6, 2005 • 59 degrees; Clear; Wind N 12 mph • Attendance - 78,125
1
00

New England Patriots
Philadelphia Eagles

2
7
7

3
7
7

4
10
7

			
TEAM
Q
PLAY
PHI
2
L. Smith 6 yd pass from D. McNabb (D. Akers kick)NE
2
D. Givens 4 yd pass from T. Brady (A. Vinatieri kick)NE
3
M. Vrabel 2 yd pass from T. Brady (A. Vinatieri kick)
PHI
3
B. Westbrook 10 yd pass from D. McNabb (D. Akers)
NE
4
C. Dillon 2 yd run (A. Vinatieri kick)NE
4
A. Vinatieri 22 yd field goal
PHI
4
G. Lewis 30 yd pass from D. McNabb (D. Akers kick)

OT
---

F
24
21

SCORE
Visitor Home
0
7
7
7
14
7
14
14
21
14
24
14
24
21

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
C. Dillon
K. Faulk
P. Pass
T. Brady
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG
18
75 4.28 38 4.8
1
0 0.0
1-1 -1.0
28 112 4.0

LG TD
25 1
12 0
0 0
-1 0
25 1

RUSHING
B. Westbrook
D. Levens
D. McNabb
Eagles:NO YDS AVG LG TD
15
44 2.9 22 01
1 1.0 1 0
1
0 0.0 0 0
17 45 2.6 22 0

RECEIVING
D. Branch
C. Dillon
D. Givens
K. Faulk
T. Brown
D. Graham
M. Vrabel
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
11 133 12.1 27 03
31 10.3 16 03
19 6.3 13 12
27 13.5 14 02
17 8.5 12 0
1
7 7.0 7 0
1
2 2.0 2t 1
23 236 10.3 27 2

RECEIVING
T. Owens
B. Westbrook
T. Pinkston
G. Lewis
L. Smith
F. Mitchell
J. ParryEagles:NO YDS AVG LG TD
9 122 13.6 36 0
7 60 8.6 15 1
4 82 20.5 40 0
4 53 13.3 30t 1
4
27 6.8 9 1
1
11 11.0 11 0
1
2 2.0 2 030 357 11.9 40 3

INTERCEPTIONS
R. Harrison
T. Bruschi
Patriots:

NO
2
1
3

INTERCEPTIONS
None

NO

PUNTING
J. Miller

YDS AVG LG TD
5 2.5 6 0
0 0.0 0 0
5 1.7 6 0

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
7 316 45.1 0
3 50

PUNT RET. NO FC YDSAVG LG TD
T. Brown
3 1
12 4.0 8 0
1 0
14 14.0 14 0
B. Johnson
Patriots:
4 1 26 6.5 14 0

YDS AVG LG TD

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
1 52
D. Johnson 5 214 42.8 0
FC YDS AVG LG TD
0
19 6.3 10 02
0 0.0 0 0
2 19 6.3 10 0

KICKOFF RET.
J. ReedR. Hood
Eagles:NO
4
1
5

YDS AVG
82 20.5
32 32.0
114 22.8

KICKOFF RET.
B. Johnson
P. Pass
C. Fauria
Patriots:

NO
2
1
1
4

YDS AVG LG TD
44 22.0 26 0
17 17.0 17 0
2 2.0 2 0
63 15.8 26 0

PASSING
T. Brady
Patriots:

A
33
33

C
23
23

YDS
236
236

PCT.
69.7
69.7

TD
2
2

I
0
0

LG
27
27

S/YD
2/17
2/17

RATING
110.2
110.2

PASSING
D. McNabb
Eagles:

A
51
51

C
30
30

YDS
357
357

PCT.
58.8
58.8

TD
3
3

I
3
3

LG
40
40

S/YD
4/33
4/33

RATING
75.4
75.4

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LG TD
26 0
32 0
32 0

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
D. BranchDE
J. Green
M. Light
NT
V. Wilfork
J. Andruzzi
OLB R. Colvin
D. Koppen
OLB W. McGinest
S. NealILB T. Bruschi
B. Gorin
ILB R. Phifer
D. Graham
OLB M. Vrabel
D. Givens
LCB R. Gay
T. Brady
RCB A. Samuel
C. Dillon
FS
E. Wilson
P. PassSS
R. Harrison

PHILADLPHIA EAGLES STARTING LINEUPLDE D. Burgess
WR T. Owens
LT T. Thomas
LDT C. SimonRDT D. Walker
LG A. Hicks
C
H. Fraley
RDE J. Kearse
SLB D. JonesRG J. Mayberry
RT J. Runyan
MLB J. Trotter
TE L. SmithWLB K. Adams
WR T. Pinkston
LCB L. Sheppard
QB D. McNabb
RCB S. Brown
FB J. ParrySS
M. Lewis
RB B. Westbrook
FS
B. Dawkins

GAME NOTES

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history

PUNT RET. NO
B. Westbrook 3
L. Sheppard 0
Eagles:3

TEAM STATISTICSSTLNETOTAL FIRST DOWNS
21
24
By Rushing
6
4
By Passing
14
18
By Penalty
1
2
Third Down: Md/Att.
4/12
9/16
Third Down: Eff.
33%
56%
TOTAL NET YARDS
331
369
Total Offensive Plays
63
72
Avg. per Play
5.3
5.1
NET YARDS RUSHING
112
45
Total Rushing Plays
28
17
Avg. Per Rush
4.0
2.6
NET YARDS PASSING
219
324
Sacked/Yards Lost
2/17
4/33
Gross Yards Passing
236
357
Att.-Comp.-Int
33-23-0 51-30-3
Completion Pct.
69.7
58.8
PUNTS/AVERAGE
7/45.1 5/42.8
PENALTIES/YARDS
7/47
3/35
FUMBLES/BALLS LOST
1/1
2/1
FIELD GOALS
22
None• The Patriots joined the Dallas Cowboys
as the only NFL teams to win three Super
Bowls in a four-year span.
• Deion Branch was named Super Bowl MVP
after tying the then Super Bowl record with
11 receptions.
• The Patriots defense forced four Eagles
turnovers, including Rodney Harrison’s
game-clinching interception in the final
minute.

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super bowl XLIISUPER BOWL XLII • NEW YORK GIANTS 17, NEW ENGLAND 14 • U. OF PHOENIX STADIUM
February 3, 2008 • Weather: Indoors • Attendance - 71,101

1
3
0

New York Giants
New England Patriots

2
0
7

3
0
0

4
14
7

			
TEAM
Q
PLAY
NYG
1
L.Tynes 32 yd. Field Goal
NE
2
L.Maroney 1 yd. run (S.Gostkowski kick)
NYG
4
D.Tyree 5 yd. pass from E.Manning (L.Tynes kick)NE
4
R.Moss 6 yd. pass from T.Brady (S.Gostkowski kick)
NYG
4
P.Burress 13 yd. pass from E.Manning (L.Tynes kick)

OT
---

F
17
14

SCORE
Visitor Home
3
0
3
7
10
7
10
14
17
14

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
A. Bradshaw
B. Jacobs
E. Manning
Giants:NO YDS AVG LG TD
9 45
5 13 0
14 42
3 7 0
3
4 1.3 5 026
91 3.5 13 0

RECEIVING
A. Toomer
S. Smith
D. Tyree
P. Burress
K. Boss
M. Hedgecock
A. Bradshaw
Giants:NO YDS AVG LG TD
6 84
14 38 05 50 10 17 03
43 14.3 32 12
27 13.5 14 1
1 45 45 45 0
1
3
3 3 0
1
3
3 3 0
19 255 13.4 45 2

INTERCEPTIONS
None

NO

PUNTING
J. Feagles

YDS AVG LG TD

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
4 156 39 0
2 55

PUNT RET. NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
R. McQuarters 3 0 25 8.3 16 0
[TOUCHBACK] 1 00
0 0 0
YDS AVG LG TD
39 19.5 25 00
0 0 K.

NO YDS AVG LG TD
14 36 2.6 9 1
1
7
7 7 0
1
2
2 2 0
16 45 2.8 9 1

RECEIVING
W. Welker
K. Faulk
R. Moss
D. Stallworth
L. Maroney
K. Brady
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
11 103 9.4 19 0
7 52 7.4 14 0
5 62 12.4 18 1
3
34 11.3 18 0
2
12
6 8 0
1
3
3 3 0
29 266 9.2 19 1

INTERCEPTIONS
E. Hobbs

NO
1

YDS AVG LG TD
23 23 23 0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
4 175 43.8 1
0 49
C. Hanson
PUNT RET. NO
W. Welker
1
K. Faulk
0[OUT OF BOUNDS] 1
1
Patriots:

FC YDS AVG LG TD
115
15 15 0
1
0
0 0 0
0
0
0 0 0
15
15
2 15

KICKOFF RET.
L. MaroneyNO
4

YDS AVG LG TD
94 23.5 43 0

playoff
history

KICKOFF RET.
NO
D. Hixon
2[OUT OF BOUNDS] 1

RUSHING
L. Maroney
K. Faulk
H. Evans
Patriots:

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. Per RushNET YARDS PASSING
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att.-Comp.-Int
Completion Pct.
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTFIELD GOALS

NYG
NE
17
22
4
3
13
17
0
2
8/16
7/14
50%
50%
338
274
63
69
5.4
4.0
91
45
26
16
3.5
2.8
247
229
3/8
5/37
255
266
34-19-1 48-29-0
55.9
60.4
4/39.0 4/43.8
4/36
5/35
2/0
1/1
32
None

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
WR W. Welker
LE
T. Warren
LT M. LightNT
V. Wilfork
LG L. Mankins
RE
R. SeymourC
D. Koppen
OLB M. Vrabel
MLB T. Bruschi
RG S. Neal
RT N. Kaczur
OLB A. Thomas
TE B. Watson
LCB A. Samuel
WR R. Moss
RCB E. Hobbs
QB T. Brady
SS
R. Harrison
RB L. MaroneyFS
J. Sanders
2TE K. Brady
DB B. Meriweather
NEW YORK GIANTS STARTING LINEUPLDE M. Strahan
WR P. Burress
LT D. Diehl
LDT B. Cofield
RDT F. Robbins
LG R. Seubert
C
S. O’Hara
RDE O. Umenyiora
RG C. SneeSLB R. Torbor
RT M. McKenzie
MLB A. Pierce
TE K. BossWLB K. Mitchell
WR A. Toomer
LCB A. Ross
QB E. Manning
RCB C. Webster
RB B. Jacobs
SS
Ja. Butler
2TE M. Matthews
FS
G. Wilson

GAME NOTESPASSING
E. Manning
Giants:

A
34
34

C
19
19

YDS
255
255

PCT.
55.9
55.9

TD
2
2

I
1
1

LG
45
45

S/YD
3/8
3/8

RATING
87.3
87.3

PASSING
T. Brady
Patriots:

A
48
48

C
29
29

YDS
266
266

PCT.
60.4
60.4

TD
1
1

I
0
0

LG
19
19

S/YD
5/37
5/37

RATING
82.5
82.5

532

• The Patriots entered the game with anunprecedented 18-0 record after completing a perfect regular season.
• New England held a 14-10 lead following
Randy Moss’s touchdown catch with 2:42
left in the game, but the Giants scored agame-winning touchdown with 35 seconds
left.
• Wes Welker tied the then Super Bowl record
with 11 receptions.

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super bowl XLVISUPER BOWL XLVI • NEW YORK GIANTS 21, NEW ENGLAND 17 • LUCAS OIL STADIUM
February 5, 2012 • Weather: Indoors • Attendance - 68,658

1
90

New York Giants
New England Patriots

2
0
10

3
6
7

4
6
0

OT
---

F
21
17

			
SCORE
TEAM
Q
PLAY
Visitor Home
NYG
1Penalty on T. Brady enforced in end zone for safety
2
0
NYG
1
V. Cruz 2 yd. pass from E. Manning (L. Tynes kick)
90NE
2
S. Gostkowski 29 yd. Field Goal
93NE
2
D. Woodhead 4 yd. pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
9
10
NE
3
A. Hernandez 12 yd. pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick) 9
17
NYG3
L. Tynes 38 yd. Field Goal
12
17
NYG
3
L. Tynes 33 yd. Field Goal
15
17
NYG
4
A. Bradshaw 6 yd. run (run failed)21
17

RUSHING
A. Bradshaw
B. Jacobs
D. WareE. Manning
Giants:FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
NO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
RUSHING17
72 4.2 24 1
B. Green-Ellis
10
44 4.4 17 09
37 4.1 11 0
W. Welker
2
21 10.5 11 0
1
6 6.0 6 0
D. Woodhead
7
18 2.6 6 0
1-1 -1.0 -1 0
Patriots:
19 83 4.4 17 0
28 114 4.1 24 1

RECEIVING
NO YDS AVG LG TD
10 109 10.9 19 0
H. Nicks
M. Manningham 5
73 14.6 38 0
B. Pascoe
4 33 8.3 12 0
V. Cruz
4 25 6.3 8 1
A. Bradshaw
2
19 9.5 11 0
H. Hynoski2
19 9.5 13 0
J. Ballard
2
10 5.0 9 0
D. Ware1
8 8.0 8 030 296 9.9 38 1
Giants:RECEIVING
A. Hernandez
W. Welker
D. Woodhead
D. Branch
R. Gronkowski
B. Green-Ellis
C. Ochocinco
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
8
67 8.4 12t 1
7 60 8.6 19 0
4 42 10.5 19 1
3 45 15.0 19 0
2 26 13.0 20 02
15 7.5 8 0
1
21 21.0 21 0
27 276 10.2 21 2

INTERCEPTIONS
C. Blackburn

INTERCEPTIONS
None

NO

NO
1

YDS AVG LG TD00 0 0

YDS AVG LG TD

PUNTING
Z. Mesko

PUNT RET. NO FC YDSAVG LG TD
W. Blackmoon 1 2
10 5.0 10 0

PUNT RET. NO
W. Welker
0[DOWNED]
1[OUT OF BOUNDS]1[TOUCHBACK] 1
Patriots:0

FC YDS AVG LG TD
1
0
0 0 0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0
0 0 0
1
0
0 0 0

KICKOFF RET.
J. Jernigan
W. Blackmon[TOUCHBACK]
Giants:

NO
3
1
1
4

YDS AVG LG TD
71 23.7 34 0
4 4.0 4 00
0 0 0
75 18.8 34 0

KICKOFF RET.
J. Edelman[TOUCHBACK]NO32YDS AVG LG TD
73 24.3 31 0

PASSING
E. Manning
Giants:

A
40
40

C
30
30

YDS
296
296

PCT.
75.0
75.0

TD
1
1

I
0
0

LG
38
38

S/YD
3/14
3/14

RATING
103.8
103.8

PASSING
T. Brady
Patriots:

A
41
41

C
27
27

YDS
276
276

PCT.
65.9
65.9

TD
2
2

I
1
1

LG
21
21

S/YD
2/10
2/10

RATING
91.1
91.1

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NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
3 123 41.0 0
1 48

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
2TE

NE
21
6
15
0
6/12
50%
349
62
5.6
83
19
4.4
266
2/10
276
41-27-1
65.9
3/41.05/28
0/029

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
W. Welker
DT		 V. Wilfork
M. Light
NT		 K. Love
L. Mankins
DL		 B. Deaderick
D. Connolly
OLB T. WhiteB. Waters
ILB		 J.Mayo
S. Vollmer
ILB		 B. Spikes
R. Gronkowski OLB R. Ninkovich
D. Branch
LCB D. McCourty
T. Brady
RCB K. Arrington
B. Green-Ellis
S		 J. Ihedigbo
N. Solder
S		 P. Chung

NEW YORK GIANTS STARTING LINEUP
WR V. Cruz
LE		 J. Tuck
LT D. Diehl
LDT		 L. Joseph
LG K. Boothe
RDT C. Canty
C
D. BaasRE		 J. Pierre-PaulRG C. Snee
MLB C. Blackburn
RT M. McKenzie
WLB M. Boley
TE J. Ballard
LCB C. Webster
WR H. Nicks
RCB A. Ross
QB E. ManningSS		 K. Phillips
FB H. Hynoski
FS		 A. Rolle
RB A. Bradshaw
S		 D. Grant

GAME NOTES

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history

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
S. Weatherford 4 163 40.8 1
3 51

TEAM STATISTICSNYG
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS
26
By Rushing
7
By Passing
18
By Penalty
1
Third Down: Md/Att.
5/11
Third Down: Eff.
45%
TOTAL NET YARDS
396
Total Offensive Plays
71
Avg. per Play
5.6
NET YARDS RUSHING
114
Total Rushing Plays
28
Avg. Per Rush
4.1
NET YARDS PASSING
282
Sacked/Yards Lost
3/14
Gross Yards Passing
296
Att.-Comp.-Int
40-30-0Completion Pct.
75.0
PUNTS/AVERAGE
4/40.8
PENALTIES/YARDS
4/24
FUMBLES/BALLS LOST
2/0
FIELD GOALS
38, 33• QB Tom Brady and T Matt Light tied an NFL
record by starting in their fifth Super Bowl.
They join Cornelius Bennett, John Elway
and Charles Haley.
• Brady passed for 276 yards against the
Giants in the Super Bowl to become the alltime leading passer in Super Bowl history
with 1,277 passing yards.
• Brady threw two touchdown passes against
the Giants to increase his Super Bowl total
to nine. Brady is tied for second with Terry
Bradshaw, behind Joe Montana’s 11 Super
Bowl touchdown passes.
• Brady completed 16 straight pass completions to set a Super Bowl record. The previous record was by Joe Montana, who had 13
straight pass completions in Super Bowl 24.

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SUPER BOWL XLIX • NEW ENGLAND 28, SEATTLE 24 • UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM
February 1, 2015 • Weather: 65 degrees; Clear skies • Attendance - 70,288
1
00

New England Patriots
Seattle Seahawks

2
14
14

3
0
10

4
14
0

OT
---

F
28
24

			
SCORE
TEAM
Q
PLAY
Visitor HomeNE
2
B. LaFell 11 yd. pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
7
0
SEA
2
M. Lynch 3 yd. run (S. Hauschka kick)
7
7NE
2
R. Gronkowski 22 yd. pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick) 14
7
SEA2
C. Matthews 11 yd. pass from R. Wilson (S. Hauschka kick)
14
14
SEA
3
S. Hauschka 27 yd. Field Goal
14
17
SEA
3
D. Baldwin 3 yd. pass from R. Wilson (S. Hauschka kick)
14
24
NE
4
D. Amendola 4 yd. pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
21
24
NE
4
J. Edelman 3 yd. pass from T. Brady (S. Gostkowski kick)
28
24

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
L. Blount
S. Vereen
J. Edelman
T. Brady
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
14 40 2.9 9 04
13 3.3 7 0
1
7 7.0 7 02
-3 -1.5 -1 0
21 57 2.7 9 0

RUSHING
M. Lynch
R. Wilson
R. Turbin
Seahawks:

RECEIVING
NO YDS AVG LG TD
S. Vereen
11 64 5.8 16 0
J. Edelman
9 109 12.1 23 1
6 68 11.3 22t 1
R. Gronkowski
D. Amendola
5 48 9.6 17 1
4 29 7.3 11t 1
B. LaFell
J. Develin
1
6 6.0 6 0
M. Hoomanawanui 1
4 4.0 4 037 328 8.9 23 4
Patriots:

RECEIVING
C. Matthews
R. Lockette
J. Kearse
M. Lynch
D. Baldwin
Seahawks:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
4 109 27.3 45 1
3 59 19.7 25 0
3 45 15.0 33 01
31 31.0 31 01
3 3.0 3t 1
12 247 20.6 45 2

INTERCEPTIONS
M. Butler

INTERCEPTIONS
J. LaneB. WagnerNO
1
1

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history

PUNTING
R. AllenNO
1

YDS AVG LG TD
3 3.0 3 0

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
4 196 49.0 1
1 64

PUNTING
J. Ryan

NO YDS AVG LG TD
24 102 4.3 15 1
3 39 13.0 17 02
21 10.5 19 0
29 162 5.6 19 1

YDS AVG LG TD
14 14.0 14 0
0 0.0 0 0

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
6 269 44.8 0
1 61

PUNT RET. NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
J. Edelman
3 2 27 9.0 15 0
[OUT OF BOUNDS] 1 0
0 0.0 0 0

PUNT RET. NO
B. Walters 2
1[DOWNED][TOUCHBACK] 1

FC YDS AVG LG TD0
6 3.0 6 00
0 0.0 0 00
0 0.0 0 0

KICKOFF RET.
D. Amendola
J. Develin[TOUCHBACK]Patriots:

NO
2
1
2
3

YDS AVG LG TD
44 22.0 23 0
5 5.0 5 0
0 0.0 0 049 16.3 23 0

KICKOFF RET.
[TOUCHBACK]NO5PASSING
T. Brady
Patriots:

A
50
50

C
37
37

YDS
328
328

PCT.
74.0
74.0

TD
4
4

I
2
2

LG
23
23

S/YD
1/8
1/8

RATING
101.1
101.1

PASSING
R. Wilson
Seahawks:

A
21
21

C
12
12

YDS
247
247

PCT.
57.1
57.1

TD
2
2

I
1
1

LG
45
45

S/YD
3/13
3/13

RATING
110.6
110.6

534

YDS AVG LG TD
0 0.0 0 0

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. Per RushNET YARDS PASSING
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att.-Comp.-Int
Completion Pct.
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTFIELD GOALS

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
TE
RB

NE
25
1
21
3
8/14
57%
377
72
5.2
57
21
2.7
320
1/8
328
50-37-2
74.0
4/49.0
5/36
0/0
None

SEA
20
8
10
2
3/10
30%
396
53
7.5
162
29
5.6
234
3/13
247
21-12-1
57.1
6/44.87/70
0/027

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
B. LaFell
LE R. Ninkovich
N. Solder
DT V. Wilfork
D. Connolly
DT S. Siliga
B. Stork
RE Cha. Jones
R. Wendell
LB J. Collins
S. Vollmer
LB D. Hightower
R. Gronkowski
DB K. Arrington
J. Edelman
LCB D. Revis
T. Brady
RCB B. Browner
M. Hoomanawanui S
P. Chung
S. VereenS
D. McCourty

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS STARTING LINEUP
WR D. Baldwin
LDE M. Bennett
LT R. Okung
LDT T. McDaniel
LG J. Carpenter
RDT K. Williams
M. Unger
RDE C. Avril
C
RG J. Sweezy
OLB B. Irvin
RT J. Britt
MLB B. Wagner
TE L. Willson
OLB K. Wright
WR J. Kearse
LCB R. Sherman
QB R. Wilson
RCB B. Maxwell
WR R. Lockette
SS
K. Chancellor
RB M. Lynch
FS
E. Thomas

GAME NOTES• Head coach Bill Belichick tied NFL records
by matching Don Shula with his sixth Super
Bowl appearance and tying Chuck Noll withhis fourth Super Bowl win.
• Tom Brady joined Terry Bradshaw and Joe
Montana as the only quarterbacks with four
Super Bowl victories, while matching Joe
Montana’s NFL-record three Super Bowl
MVP Awards.
• Brady extended his Super Bowl records forpassing yards (1,605) and completions (164),
while passing Joe Montana for most touchdown passes (13) in Super Bowl history.
• Brady set Super Bowl records with 20 firsthalf completions and 37 total completions.
• Shane Vereen’s 11 receptions were aSuper Bowl record for a running back, andRyan Allen set a Super Bowl record with a
64-yard punt.

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SUPER BOWL LI • NEW ENGLAND 34, ATLANTA 28 OT • NRG STADIUM
February 5, 2017 • Weather: 76 degrees; Partly Cloudy • Attendance - 70,807
1
00

New England Patriots
Atlanta Falcons

2
3
21

3
6
7

4
19
0

			
TEAM
Q
PLAY
ATL
2
D.Freeman 5 yd. run (M.Bryant kick)
ATL
2
A.Hooper 19 yd. pass from M.Ryan (M.Bryant kick)
ATL
2
R.Alford 82 yd. interception return (M.Bryant kick)NE
2
S.Gostkowski 41 yd. Field Goal
ATL
3
T.Coleman 6 yd. pass from M.Ryan (M.Bryant kick)NE
3
J.White 5 yd. pass from T.Brady (kick failed, hru)
NE
4S.Gostkowski 33 yd. Field GoalNE
4
D.Amendola 6 yd. pass from T.Brady (J.White run)NE
4
J.White 1 yd. run (T.Brady-D.Amendola pass)NE
5
J.White 2 yd. run (8-75, 3:58)

OT
6
0

F
34
28

SCORE
Visitor Home
0
7
0
14
0
21
3
21
3
28
9
28
12
28
20
28
28
28
34
28

RUSHING
L. Blount
J. White
D. Lewis
T. Brady
J. Edelman
Patriots:

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHINGNO YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
D. Freeman
1175 6.8 37 1
11
31 2.8 9 0
T. Coleman
7 29 4.1 9 0
6 29 4.8 10 2
Falcons:
18 104 5.8 37 16
27 4.5 13 0
1
15 15.0 15 01
2 2.0 2 0
25 104 4.2 15 2

RECEIVING
J. White
D. Amendola
M. Mitchell
J. Edelman
M. Bennett
C. Hogan
D. Lewis
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
14 110 7.9 28 18
78 9.8 20 1
6
70 11.7 18 05
87 17.4 27 0
5 62 12.4 25 0
4
57 14.3 18 0
1
2 2.0 2 043 466 10.8 28 2

RECEIVING
J. Jones
T. Gabriel
A. Hooper
D. Freeman
M. Sanu
P. DiMarco
T. Coleman
Falcons:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
4
87 21.8 27 0
3
76 25.3 35 0
3 32 10.7 19 1
2 46 23.0 39 0
2 25 12.5 13 02
12 6.0 10 0
1
6 6.0 6 1
17 284 16.7 39 2

INTERCEPTIONS
None

NO

INTERCEPTIONS
R. Alford

NO
1

PUNTING
R. Allen

YDS AVG LG TD

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
4 166 41.5 0
3 51

PUNTING
M. Bosher

YDS AVG LG TD
82 82.0 82 1

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
6 282 47.0 0
4 56

PUNT RET. NO
E. Weems
1[DOWNED]
1FC YDS AVG LG TD
2
0 0.0 0 00
0 0.0 0 0

KICKOFF RET.
D. Lewis[TOUCHBACK]NO
15YDS AVG LG TD
20 20.0 20 0
0 0.0 0 0

KICKOFF RET.
E. Weems
J. Hardy
P.DiMarco
Falcons:

NO
2
2
1
5

YDS AVG LG TD
25 12.5 14 0
17 8.5 10 0
0 0.0 0 042 8.4 14 0

PASSING
T. Brady
J. Edelman
Patriots:

A
62
1
63

C
43
0
43

YDS
466
0
466

PCT.
69.4
0.0
68.3

TD
2
0
2

I
1
0
1

LG
28
0
28

S/YD
5/24
0/0
5/24

RATING
95.2
39.6
93.8

PASSING
M. Ryan
Faclons:

A
23
23

C
17
17

YDS
284
284

PCT.
73.9
73.9

TD
2
2

I
0
0

LG
39
39

S/YD
5/44
5/44

RATING
144.1
144.1

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WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
WR
RB

NE
ATL
37
17
7
3
26
13
4
1
7/14
1/8
50%
13%
546
344
93
46
5.9
7.5
104
104
25
18
4.2
5.8
442
240
5/24
5/44
466
284
63-43-1 23-17-0
68.3
73.9
4/41.5 6/47.0
4/23
9/65
1/1
1/1
41, 33None

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
C. Hogan
DB D. Harmon
N. SolderDT
A. Branch
J. ThuneyDT
M. Brown
D. Andrews
RE
T. Flowers
S. Mason
LB
S. McClellin
M. Cannon
LB
D. Hightower
M. Bennett
LB
R. Ninkovich
J. Edelman
RCB L. Ryan
T. Brady
LCB M. Butler
M. Mitchell
S
P. Chung
D. LewisS
D. McCourty

ATLANTA FALCONS STARTING LINEUPWR J. Jones
DE D. Freeney
LT J. Matthews
DT R. Hageman
LG A. Levitre
DB B. Poole
A. Mack
DE G. JarrettC
RG C. Chester
LB V. Beasley
RT R. Schraeder
LB D. Jones
TE L. Toilolo
LB D. Campbell
WR M. Sanu
CB R. Alford
QB M. Ryan
CB J. Collins
RB D. Freeman
S
R. Allen
FB P. DiMarcoS
K. NealGAME NOTES

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history

PUNT RET. NO FC YDSAVG LG TD
3 2 40 13.3 26 0
J. Edelman
P. Chung
1 0-1 -1.0 -1 0
4 2 39 9.8 26 0
Patriots:

TEAM STATISTICSTOTAL FIRST DOWNS
By Rushing
By Passing
By Penalty
Third Down: Md/Att.
Third Down: Eff.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Total Offensive Plays
Avg. per PlayNET YARDS RUSHING
Total Rushing Plays
Avg. Per RushNET YARDS PASSING
Sacked/Yards Lost
Gross Yards Passing
Att.-Comp.-Int
Completion Pct.
PUNTS/AVERAGEPENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOSTFIELD GOALS• The Patriots completed the biggest comeback in team history when they overcame
a 25-point deficit to beat Atlanta, 34-28,
in overtime in Super Bowl LI. The Patriots
trailed 28-3 with 8:36 to play in the third
quarter before scoring 31 points on five of
their final six offensive drives to claim thewin.
• Bill Belichick won his fifth Super Bowl in2016 to give him the most Super Bowl wins
by any head coach in NFL history.
• Brady set three Super Bowl records against
Atlanta in Super Bowl LI: Most passes in agame (62), Most completions (43) and most
passing yards (466).
• With the win in Super Bowl LI and another
MVP Award, Brady now has the most Super
Bowl wins as a quarterback and most Super
Bowl MVP awards.

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super bowl LII
SUPER BOWL LII • PHILADELPHIA 41, NEW ENGLAND 33 • U.S. BANK STADIUM
February 4, 2018 • Weather: Indoors • Attendance - 67,612

1
93

Philadelphia Eagles
New England Patriots

2
13
9

3
7
14

4
12
7

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SCORE
TEAM
Q
PLAY
Visitor HomePHI
1
J. Elliot 25 yd. FIeld Goal
30NE
1S. Gostkowski 26 yd. Field Goal
3
3
PHI
1
A. Jeffery 34 yd. pass from N.Foles (kick failed, wr)
9
3
PHI
2
L. Blount 21 yd. run (pass failed)
15
3
NE
2
S. Gostkowski 45 yd. Field Goal
15
6
NE
2
J. White 26 yd. run (kick failed, wl)
15
12
PHI
2
N. Foles 1 yd. pass from T. Burton (J. Elliot kick)
22
12
NE
3
R. Gronkowski 5 yd. pass from T.Brady (S. Gostkowski kick) 22
19
PHI3
C. Clement 22 yd. pass from N.Foles (J. Elliot kick)
29
19
NE
3
C. Hogan 26 yd. pass from T.Brady (S .Gostkowski kick)
29
26
PHI
4
J. Elliot 42 yd. Field Goal
32
26
NE
4
R. Gronkowski 4 yd. pass from T.Brady (S. Gostkowski kick) 32
33
PHI4
Z. Ertz 11 yd. pass from N.Foles (pass failed)
38
33
PHI
4
J. Elliot 46 yd. Field Goal
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FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
L. Blount
J. Ajayi
N. Agholor
C. Clement
Eagles:NO YDS AVG
14 90 6.4
957 6.3
1
9 9.0
3
8 2.7
27 164 6.1

RECEIVING
N. Agholor
Z. Ertz
T. Smith
C. Clement
A. Jeffery
N. FolesEagles:
INTERCEPTIONSNone
PUNTING
D. Jones

LG TD
36 1
26 0
9 0
6 0
36 1

RUSHING
J. White
D. Lewis
R. Burkhead
T. Brady
C. HoganB. Cooks
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
7 45 6.4 26t 1
9 39 4.3 8 0
3
18 6.0 9 0
1
6 6.0 6 0
1
4 4.0 4 01
1 1.0 1 0
22 113 5.1 26 1

NO YDS AVG LG TD
9 84 9.3 24 07
67 9.6 19 1
5 49 9.8 17 0
4 100 25.0 55 1
3
73 24.3 34t 11
1 1.0 1t 1
29 374 12.9 55 4

RECEIVING
R. Gronkowski
D. Amendola
C. Hogan
J. White
R. Burkhead
B. Cooks
P. Dorsett
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
9 116 12.9 25 2
8 152 19.0 50 0
6 128 21.3 43 1
2
21 10.5 15 0
1 46 46.0 46 0
1 23 23.0 23 01
19 19.0 19 0
28 505 18.0 50 3NO

INTERCEPTIONS
D. HarmonNO
1

YDS AVG LG TD

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
1 41 41.0 0
0 41

PUNTINGNone

YDS AVG LG TD
8 8.0 8 0

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG

PUNT RET. NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
None

PUNT RET. NO
D. Amendola 0

FC YDS AVG LG TD
1
0 0.0 0 0

KICKOFF RET.
K. Barner
C. Clement[TOUCHBACK]
Eagles:

NO
3
1
3
4

YDS AVG
73 24.3
25 25.00 0.0
98 24.5

KICKOFF RET.
D. Lewis
R. Burkhead[TOUCHBACK]Patriots:

NO
3
0
6
3

YDS AVG LG TD
45 15.0 25 0
-1 0.0 -1 0
0 0.0 0 044 14.7 25 0

PASSING
N. FolesT. Burton
Eagles:

A
43
1
44

C
28
1
29

YDS
373
1
374

PCT.
65.1
100.0
65.9

TD
3
1
4

I
1
0
1

LG
55
1t
55

S/YD
0/0
0/0
0/0

RATING
106.1
118.8
113.3

PASSING
T. Brady
D. Amendola
Patriots:

A
48
1
49

C
28
0
28

YDS
505
0
505

PCT.
58.3
0.0
57.1

TD
3
0
3

I
0
0
0

LG
50
0
50

S/YD
1/5
0.0
1/5

RATING
115.4
39.6
113.1

536

LG TD
27 0
25 0
0 0
27 0

TEAM STATISTICSPHINETOTAL FIRST DOWNS
25
29
By Rushing
6
4
By Passing
19
23
By Penalty
02
Third Down: Md/Att.
10/16
5/10
Third Down: Eff.
63%
50%
538
613
TOTAL NET YARDS
Total Offensive Plays
71
72
Avg. per Play
7.6
8.5
NET YARDS RUSHING
164
113
Total Rushing Plays
27
22
Avg. Per Rush
6.1
5.1
NET YARDS PASSING
374
500
Sacked/Yards Lost
0/0
1/5
Gross Yards Passing
374
505
Att.-Comp.-Int
44-29-1 49-28-0
Completion Pct.
65.9
57.1
PUNTS/AVERAGE
1/41.00/0.0
PENALTIES/YARDS
6/35
1/5
0/0
1/1
FUMBLES/BALLS LOSTFIELD GOALS
25, 42, 46 26, 26, 45

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
B. Cooks
LE T. Flowers
N. Solder
DT L. Guy
J. Thuney
DT M. Brown
D. Andrews
LB J. Harrison
S. Mason
LB K. Van Noy
C. Fleming
LB E. Roberts
R. Gronkowski RCB S. Gilmore
C. Hogan
LCB E. Rowe
T. BradyS
P. Chung
D. LewisS
D. McCourty
J. Develin
S
D. Harmon

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES STARTING LINEUPWR A. Jeffery
DE
V. Curry
LT H. Vaitai
DT
T. Jernigan
LG S. Wisniewski DT
F. CoxC
J. KelceDE
B. Graham
RG B. Brooks
OLB M. Kendricks
RT L. Johnson
OLB N. Bradham
TE Z. Ertz
CB J. Mills
WR N. Agholor
CB R. Darby
WR T. Smith
S
C. Graham
RB L. BlountS
R, McLeod
QB N. Foles
S
M. Jenkins

GAME NOTES• The Patriots set a Super Bowl record with
613 total yards, with 500 net yards passing
and 113 yards on the ground.
• The Patriots became the first team to havethree receivers with 100-plus yards in the
Super Bowl with Danny Amendola (152),
Chris Hogan (128) and Rob Gronkowski(116).
• Tom Brady broke his own Super Bowl record
for passing yards with 505 yards following
his 466-yard performance the year before in
Super Bowl LI vs. Atlanta. His 505 passing
yards are also the most ever in a postseason game and is the first 500-yard passing
game in NFL postseason history.
• Rob Gronkowski’s 116 receiving yards are
the most ever by a tight end in a Super Bowl
and his nine catches gave him 68 career
postseason receptions, surpassing Dallas
Clark (64) for the most receptions by a tightend in NFL postseason history.

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super bowl LIII
SUPER BOWL LIII • NEW ENGLAND 13, LOS ANGELES 3 • MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM
February 3, 2019 • Weather: Indoors • Attendance - 70,801

1
00

New England Patriots
Los Angeles Rams

2
3
0

3
0
3

4
10
0

			
TEAM
Q
PLAY
NE
2
S. Gostkowski 42 yd. Field Goal
LAR
3
G. Zuerlein 53 yd. Field Goal
NE
4
S. Michel 2 yd. run (S. Gostkowski kick)NE
4
S. Gostkowski 41 yd. Field Goal

OT
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F
13
3

SCORE
Visitor Home
3
0
3
3
10
3
13
3

FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
S. Michel
R. Burkhead
J. Edelman
C. Patterson
J. White
T. Brady
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG
18 94 5.2
7
43 6.1
1
8 8.0
2
7 3.5
2
4 2.0
2
-2 -1.0
32 154 4.8

LG TD
26 1
26 0
8 0
6 0
3 0
-1 0
26 1

RUSHING
T. Gurley
C. Anderson
R. Woods
Rams:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
10 35 3.5 16 0
7 22 3.1 5 0
1
5 5.0 5 0
18 62 3.4 16 0

RECEIVING
J. Edelman
R. Gronkowski
R. Burkhead
C. Patterson
J. White
Patriots:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
10 141 14.1 27 0
6
87 14.5 29 02
15 7.5 8 02
14 7.0 9 0
1
5 5.0 5 0
21 262 12.5 29 0

RECEIVING
B. Cooks
R. Woods
J. Reynolds
C. Anderson
T. GurleyRams:

NO YDS AVG LG TD
8 120 15.0 24 0
5
70 14.0 18 0
3 28 9.3 11 02
12 6.0 9 01-1 -1.0 -1 0
19 229 12.1 24 0

INTERCEPTIONS
S. Gilmore

NO
1

INTERCEPTIONS
C. Littleton

NO
1

PUNTING
R. Allen

YDS AVG LG TD
0 0.0 0 0

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
5 215 43.0 0
3 53

PUNT RET. NO FC YDSAVG LG TD
J. Edelman
2 1
2 1.0 7 0
KICKOFF RET.
C. Patterson[TOUCHBACK]NO
11YDS AVG LG TD
38 38.0 38 0
0 0.0 0 0

PUNTING
J. Hekker

YDS AVG LG TD
0 0.0 0 0

NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG
9 417 46.3 0
5 65

PUNT RET. NO
J. Natson
2[DOWNED] 2{OUT OF BOUNDS] 1

FC YDS AVG LG TD
0
12 6.0 13 00
0 0.0 0 00
0 0.0 0 0

KICKOFF RET.
J. Natson[TOUCHBACK]NO
13YDS AVG LG TD
27 27.0 27 0
0 0.0 0 0

TEAM STATISTICSNE
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS
22
By Rushing
6
By Passing
12
By Penalty
4
Third Down: Md/Att.
3/12
Third Down: Eff.
25%
TOTAL NET YARDS
407
Total Offensive Plays
68
Avg. per Play
6.0
NET YARDS RUSHING
154
Total Rushing Plays
32
Avg. Per Rush
4.8
NET YARDS PASSING
253
Sacked/Yards Lost
1/9
Gross Yards Passing
262
Att.-Comp.-Int
35-21-1
Completion Pct.
60.0
PUNTS/AVERAGE
5/43.0
3/20
PENALTIES/YARDSFUMBLES/BALLS LOST
1/0
FIELD GOALS
46, 42, 41

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

NE PATRIOTS STARTING LINEUP
J. Edelman
LE T. Flowers
T. Brown
DT L. Guy
J. Thuney
DT M. Brown
D. Andrews
RE D. Wise
S. Mason
LB K. Van Noy
M. Cannon
LB D. Hightower
R. Gronkowski RCB S. Gilmore
C. Hogan
LCB J. McCourty
T. BradyS
P. Chung
S. MichelS
D. McCourty
J. Develin
DB J. Jones

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
WR
RB
QB

L.A. RAMS STARTING LINEUP
J. Reynolds
DE		 M. Brockers
A. WhitworthNT		 N. Suh
R. Saffold
DT		 A. Donald
J. Sullivan
WILL D. Fowler
A. Blythe
OLB S. Ebukam
R. Havenstein ILB		 C. Littleton
T. Higbee
ILB		 M. Barron
R. Woods
SS		 J. Johnson
B. Cooks
FS		 L. Joyner
T. GurleyCB		 A, Talib
J. Goff
CB		 M. Peters

A
35
35

C
21
21

YDS
262
262

PCT.
60.0
60.0

TD
0
0

I
1
1

LG
29
29

S/YD
1/9
1/9

RATING
71.4
71.4

PASSING
J. Goff
Rams:

A
38
38

C
19
19

YDS
229
229

PCT.
50.0
50.0

TD
0
0

I
1
1

LG
24
24

S/YD
4/31
4/31

RATING
57.9
57.9

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GAME NOTESPASSING
T. Brady
Patriots:

LAR
14
2
11
1
3/13
23%
260
60
4.3
62
18
3.4
198
4/31
229
38-19-1
50.0
9/46.39/65
1/053, 48• The Patriots victory in Super Bowl LIII is theirsixth Super Bowl win, tying the Pittsburgh
Steelers for the most Super Bowl victories.
• With the victory in Super Bowl LII, Bill
Belichick joined George Halas and Curly
Lambeau as the only coaches with six
championships.
• Tom Brady has now won six Super Bowls,
breaking a tie with Hall of Fame DL Charles
Haley (5) as the only NFL player to play on
six Super Bowl winning teams. Haley won
two with San Francisco and three with
Dallas.
• Julian Edelman was named Super Bowl
MVP after finishing with 10 receptions for
141 yards. He became the seventh wide
receiver to win Super Bowl MVP honors andthe second Patriots wide receiver to win theaward. Deion Branch was named MVP for
his performance in Super Bowl XXXIX.

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98.5 THE SPORTS HUB PATRIOTS RADIO NETWORKBob Socci
Eleven seasons, three Super Bowl
championships: it’s been a great ride for Bob
Socci as the radio voice of the Patriots. Socci
returns for his 12th season in the booth asplay-by-play broadcaster on 98.5 The Sports
Hub and its 33-station network. He has
won rave reviews for his enthusiasm andaccuracy since taking the helm for the 2013
campaign. Before joining the Patriots, Bob
served as the voice of the Naval Academy
Midshipmen for 16 seasons, and called Triple
A baseball, most recently for the Pawtucket
Red Sox, for a decade.

Extra
PointsSocci is joined in the booth by former
Patriots quarterback Scott Zolak, who isentering his 12th season as action analyst.
Prior to moving upstairs, he spent a season
with the legendary broadcast team of Gil
Santos and Gino Cappelletti as a sideline
reporter. Prior to that, he served six seasons
as a co-host of “Patriots Preview” and“Patriots Postgame” on the Radio Network.
He’s currently heard daily as co-host of the“Zolak and Bertrand” Show on the Sports
Hub, where his experience as a pro athlete
and his boundless energy keep Boston
listeners engaged and entertained all yearlong.
The gameday experience on the network
starts three hours before kickoff with“Patriots Preview,” with hosts Marc Bertrand,
Jim Murray and Christopher Gasper. The
co-host of the Sports Hub’s midday show,
Bertrand is in his 10th season with the
Network’s pregame show. He previously
helmed the “Patriots Pregame Social” onPatriots.com for two seasons. A UMass grad,
he won Associated Press awards for both
his play-by-play and talk shows covering
the Minutemen. Bertrand is also a frequent
contributor to NBC Sports Boston. Murray
is a native of Melrose, Massachusetts and540

Scott Zolak
can be heard each weekday afternoon on
the highly rated “Felger and Massarotti”
show. Gasper is back for his 17th season on“Patriots Preview.” The Lynn, Massachusetts
native is a sports columnist for The Boston
Globe. Gasper and Murray also co-host theSaturday morning “Gasper & Murray” showon the Sports Hub.
The men in charge of the “Patriots
Postgame” are Joe Murray and Leroy Irvin.
Greg Bedard of the Boston Sports Journal
will also contribute. Murray has been an
on-air host at 98.5 The Sports Hub since2011. He enters his third season co-hosting
the “Patriots Postgame.” The Hyde Park
native is a 17-year veteran of the sports
radio industry. Irvin has been co-hosting on
the Sports Hub in various day parts since
2018. He’s also part of the “Get Up Crew”
heard each weekday morning on BeasleyMedia Boston’s sister station HOT 96.9 FM.
A native of Dorchester, Leroy was also thefounder and host of the Play Action Sports
podcast.
The football season never ends on the
Patriots flagship station, 98.5 The Sports
Hub. From morning-after breakdowns with
“Toucher and Hardy,” X’s and O’s with “Zolak
and Bertrand,” to no-holds-barred opinionsfrom “Felger and Massarotti,” the Patriots
are always front and center. Mike Reiss,
Phil Perry, Bert Breer and Paul Perillo also
contribute and can be heard weekdays. Oneof the first sports franchises to broadcast
their games on FM, the Patriots begin their
30th season of airing every block, tackle
and kick in crystal-clear stereo. The Patriots
are entering their 16th season on The Sports
Hub, where you’ll also find the broadcasts of
the New England Revolution, Boston Bruins
and Boston Celtics.

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2024 PRESEASON TV NETWORK
Two of the three Patriots preseason games will
be broadcast live and in HD on WBZ Channel 4 inBoston and a network of affiliates. As the preseason has changed, so has the way to broadcast
the games. Devin and Jason McCourty will head
up a three-person booth along with Scott Zolak.
The three will highlight the position battles, andthe roster makeup as the Patriots put the finishing
touches on building the 2024 team. The broadcast
will include in-game interviews with players andcoaches. Additionally, former Patriots quarterback
Brian Hoyer will join Patriots senior editor Paul
Perillo in studio to analyze the quarterback play at

Date

Preseason Broadcast Schedule
Opponent

Thurs., Aug. 8		 Carolina
Thurs, Aug. 15		 Philadelphia
Sun., Aug. 25
at WashingtonTime

7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.

Preseason Television Network

WBZ TV .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Boston, MA (Flagship)
WVII .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Bangor, ME
WCAX  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Burlington, VT
WCTX/WTNH .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Hartford, CT
WMUR .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Manchester, NH
WMTW .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Portland, ME
WPRI .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Providence, RI
WWLP .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Springfield, MA
KYUR .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Anchorage, AK
KATN .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Fairbanks, AK
KJUD .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . Juneau, AKthat position.

Mike Reiss

Patriots beat writers Mike Reiss of ESPN.com and Phil
Perry of NBC Sports Boston will serve as the pool reporters in 2024. In the event that there is the need toget comments from a game official after the game, thepool reporters will be allowed access to ask questions.

ESPN.com

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Phil Perry

NBC Sports Boston

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PATRIOTS FOOTBALL NETWORKNOT JUST GAMEDAY... EVERY DAY...
THE PATRIOTS ARE ON!
Interest in the Patriots is at an all-time high and there has never been more exclusive Patriots content to satisfy
the devoted fan. Patriots Nation can tune in and connect to Patriots content via print, television, radio and online
entities. With everything from Emmy Award-winning television shows to streaming video and podcasts, staying
up to date and in the know is easy with the following exclusive Patriots content:

PATRIOTS ON TV

PATRIOTS ALL ACCESS presented by GEICO

Fridays from 7-8 p.m. on WBZ-TV and Sunday from 9-10 a.m. on TV 38 - Boston, MA; WWLP in Springfield, MA; WCAX in Burlington, VT; WVII in Bangor, ME; WMTW in Portland, ME; WCTX in Hartford, CT
and WPRI in Providence, RI.
The Emmy award winning Patriots All Access airs weekly throughout the season on WBZ-TV in Boston, as well
as regional affiliates across New England. “Patriots All
Access” is hosted by Steve Burton and features exclusive
behind-the-scenes access and in depth weekly features
on Patriots players and personnel. Head Coach Jerod
Mayo will join Scott Zolak to discuss all things Patriots,
including an introduction to some of his core coaching philosophies. In addition, a Patriots coaching staff member
will analyze and diagram a Patriots player weekly in a “Player Spotlight” series. The program airs Fridays from 7-8
p.m. on WBZ and Sundays from 9-10 a.m. on myTV38. Check local listings for affiliate airtimes.

PATRIOTS THIS WEEKFridays from 8-8:30 p.m. on TV-38
There’s no better way to get ready for each week’s game than watching Patriots This Week.
Bob Socci, the Voice of the Patriots and his radio partner, former Patriot Scott Zolak share
their unmatched view from the booth. And this year, James White, the former Patriots running back and Super Bowl hero will join them for a unique insider’s perspective.

Patriots Unfiltered on TV-38

Thursday from 8:30-9 p.m.
The crew from the popular Patriots Unfiltered radio show team up for “Patriots Unfiltered on TV,” coming
to viewers fresh from their home inside Gillette Stadium. Each week, the crew recaps the previous week’sgame, as well as preview the upcoming opponent. Get the latest news, information and unfiltered opinions
fans have come to rely on. Check local listings for air time.

PATRIOTS 5th QUARTER

Immediately following each game on WBZ-TV/myTV38
Patriots 5th Quarter immediately follows every Patriots game, with exclusive live coverage of Jerod Mayo andthe quarterback’s postgame press conferences, along with other player reaction. WBZ-TV Sports Director Steve
Burton is joined by WBZ’s Dan Roche, former Patriots players Scott Zolak and Christian Fauria, and ESPN’s Mike
Reiss for instant analysis of the game. Patriots 5th Quarter airs on WBZ-TV or TV38 after every game.

PATRIOTS ON RADIO
PATRIOTS PREGAME AND POSTGAME

Extra
PointsListen before and after each game on The Sports Hub Patriots Radio Network.
For a complete list of The Sports Hub’s 33 affiliates, refer to the previous page.
98.5 The Sports Hub is the Patriots flagship station, broadcasting every Patriots gameacross its FM radio network and featuring broadcasting duo Bob Socci and Scott Zolak.
Three hours prior to kickoff, Marc Bertrand, Jim Murray and Chris Gasper will be serving up
all the pregame news and notes, while Leroy Irvin joins Joe Murray for the postgame show,
which includes live sound from the postgame press conferences. Greg Bedard will also contribute.

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PATRIOTS MONDAY presented by Ace Ticket

Mondays during the season on WEEI Sports Radio 93.7 FM (Boston);
103.7 FM (Providence); 1440 AM (Worcester); 105.5 FM (Springfield);
96.3 FM (Cape Cod); 95.9 FM (Portland/Lewiston, ME); 93.5 FM(Keene, NH) and Patriots.com.
WEEI Sports Radio broadcasts Patriots Monday each week, offering fansunique insight and analysis from Jerod Mayo and Patriots players. WEEI
will broadcast Patriots Monday each Monday, kicking off with The Greg
Hill Morning Show at 6 a.m., followed by Andy Gresh and Christian Fauria
at 10 a.m. and Adam Jones and Meghan Ottolini from 2 to 6 p.m.

PATRIOTS FRIDAY presented by Toyota

Fridays during the season on WEEI Sports Radio 93.7 FM (Boston);
103.7 FM (Providence); 1440 AM (Worcester); 105.5 FM (Springfield);
96.3 FM (Cape Cod); 95.9 FM (Portland/Lewiston, ME); 93.5 FM(Keene, NH) and Patriots.com.
WEEI broadcasts Patriots Friday each week, offering fans a look ahead at
the weekend’s game, matchups and rivalries. Various Patriots players will
be featured on air. WEEI will broadcast Patriots Fridays each week throughout the season.

PATRIOTS IN-HOUSE CONTENTThe Kraft Sports & Entertainment Content team creates and manages all the content for the Patriots website,
app, social media accounts, preseason games, podcasts and television shows.

PATRIOTS.COM

The team’s official website offers all the Patriots news and transactions along with exclusive video, audio,
photos and features.
Fans can watch live video of every press conference with Head Coach Jerod Mayo and starting quarterbackpress conferences, as well as the Pre-Game Show presented by Dunkin and Post-Game Show, and otherspecial events such as the Patriots Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies. On demand video includes player personality features, behindthe scenes access, game analysis, game highlights, interviews andvideo podcasts. International pages in German, Brazilian Portuguese
and Spanish can be found in the News section.

AUDIO/PODCASTS

Live, original radio shows and podcasts produced from the studios inside Gillette Stadium are available on
Patriots.com, the Patriots app and on all major podcast platforms. The line-up features the team’s flagshipshow, “Patriots Unfiltered”, the longest continuously running podcast in the world. Other shows include“Catch-22” with hosts Evan Lazar and Alex Barth and “Patriots Playbook” with John Rooke. “Pats From the
Past”, hosted by Patriots senior editor Paul Perillo and senior executive producer Matt Smith, sits downwith former Patriots for extended interviews. The show’s format and Perillo and Smith’s 40-plus years ofexperience with the team make these fascinating shows. Special event podcasts/series include NFL Draft
shows, “Training Camp Cast, 2003: The Super Sequel Patriots”, “2001: A Super Bowl Sound Odyssey” and“Mundo Patriota”, the Patriots Spanish language podcast hosted by Martin Morales.

PATRIOTS OFFICIAL APP

A must have for every Patriots fan, the official app of the New England Patriots has tools to manage yourtickets and special game day features.
Over 17 million people follow the Patriots on social media platforms. Content is produced and posted throughout
the day. You never know what, or who, might show up! Platforms include Facebook (NewEnglandPatriots),
X (@patriots), Instagram (@patriots), Snapchat (patriots), YouTube (patriots), TikTok (@patriots), LinkedIn and
Pinterest (patriots).

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2024 PATRIOTS CHEERLEADERS
The New England Patriots Cheerleaders and Pat Patriot Mascot look forward to another successful
year in 2024, developing relationships with fans and aspiring young cheerleaders throughout New England. While the Patriots Cheerleaders have become accustomed to entertaining thousands of Patriots
fans from the sidelines, the squad also works closely with the Patriots Foundation, supporting the efforts
of charitable organizations throughout New England, using their celebrity status to make a difference inthe community. Best Buddies, T.A.P.S., Read Across America, Play 60, Flag Football and Special Olympics are a few of the Patriots Cheerleaders’ favorite organizations to partner with. In addition to its
philanthropic efforts, the squad also makes public appearances for local businesses and corporations,spreading cheer to fans at a variety of events throughout New England and across the country. Those
events include parades, trade shows and grand openings to name a few.
The New England Patriots Cheerleaders proudly maintain a well-established Junior Cheerleader program, where youth ages 6-17 attend 2024 PATRIOTS CHEERLEADERS
clinics with the squad and make community appearances with the PatriCheerleading Manager
ots Cheerleaders throughout the season in connection with the squad’s
Alexandria Walker
community efforts. For more information on the Junior Patriots CheerPat Patriot Mascot
leaders program, please visit https://www.patriots.com/cheerleaders/
Nick Forbes
junior-cheerleaders.
Scott Smith
A hybrid virtual and in-person audition process drew more than 200
applicants to compete for the opportunity to join the 2024 co-ed cheerleading team. The squad is populated with a range of students and professionals, including a mechanical engineer, financial analyst, clinicalresearch data specialist and dental hygienist. Squad members comefrom across New England and the U.S., including Arizona, North Carolina, Tennessee, New York and California. This year’s squad will continue
to serve as Patriots ambassadors throughout New England. For more
information on the Patriots Cheerleaders or Pat Patriot Mascot, email
cheerleaders@patriots.com or visit www.patriots.com/cheerleaders.

Line Captains
Jane Axhoj
Megan Fonseca
Alexa Pillsbury
Taylor Yeley
Veterans
Ally Butler
Melissa Joslin
Maddie Kirkegaard
Emily MarshallHaley Schmich
Cassidy Smith
Sarah Tong

Extra
PointsRookies
Jordan Alberstone
Emily Davis
Aryn Hillary
Chiara Kinnon
Theresa Malcom
Megan Montiero
Vonai Moyo
Tam Nguyen
Mallary Quaderer
Gabrielle Santos
Kaitlyn Savary
Taylor Sawyer
Lana Vogler

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Alumni All-Stars
Julia Altieri
Driss Dallahi
Kayla Jensen
Victoria McAleer
Dana Richardson
Steven Sonntag
Victoria Vergara

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2024 STAFF DIRECTORY

Ownership/Board of Directors
Robert K. Kraft, Chairman and CEO
Jonathan A. Kraft, President of the Kraft Group
Daniel Kraft
Josh Kraft

Extra
PointsAlex Brooks, Area Scout (Southwest)
Maya Ana Callender, Scouting AssistantEmily Capprini, Software Engineer
Marquis Dickerson, Pro Scout
Matt Evans, National Scout (East)
Sam Fioroni, Assistant Director of Pro Personnel
Coaching
Justin Hickman, Area Scout (Northeast)
Jerod Mayo, Head Coach
J.T. Hill, Area Scout (West)
DeMarcus Covington, Defensive Coordinator
Josh Hinch, Area Scout (Southeast)
Jeremy Springer, Special Teams Coordinator
Tucker Ingraham, National Scout (Central)
Alex Van Pelt, Offensive Coordinator
Tony Kinkela, National Scout (West)
Brian Belichick, Safeties
Bob Kronenberg, Pro Scout
Bob Bicknell, Tight Ends
Nancy Meier, Director of Scouting Administration
Vinny DePalma, Defensive Coaching AssistantRichard Miller, Director of Research
Taylor Embree, Running Backs
Marshall Oium, Director of Football Strategy
Dont’a Hightower, Inside Linebackers
A.J. Richardson, Scouting AssistantTyler Hughes, Wide Receivers
Keithen Shepard, Data Engineer
Keith Jones Jr., Defensive Coaching AssistantLandon Simpson, Scouting AssistantRobert Kugler, Assistant Offensive Line
Brian Smith, Personnel Coordinator
Jamael Lett, Defensive Coaching Assistant
Bryson Speas, Scouting Assistant
Brandon Martuccio, Strength and Conditioning
Patrick Stewart, Director of Pro Personnel
AssistantCamren Williams, Director of College Scouting
Deron Mayo, Head Strength and Conditioning
Ben McAdoo, Senior Offensive Assistant
Football Operations
Michael McCarthy, Offensive Coaching Assistant Robyn Glaser, Executive Vice President of Football
T.C. McCartney, Quarterbacks
Business and Senior Advisor to the Head Coach
Brian McDonough, Assistant Strength andAturo Adkins, Coordinator, Football
Conditioning
Operations/Team Logistics
Jerry Montgomery, Defensive Line
Richie Armand, Director of Player Engagement
Mike Pellegrino, Cornerbacks
and Player Affairs
Scott Peters, Offensive Line
Bobby Brown, Director of Football Operations
Tom Quinn, Assistant Special Teams
Dan Famosi, Information Technology Specialist
Evan Rothstein, Assistant Quarterbacks/
Sarah Jackson, Football Operations Assistant
Director of Game Managment
Chris Mattes, Director of Player Development
Dexter Taylor, Strength and Conditioning Assistant Andrew Wallace, Football Operations Assistant
Coby Tippett, Special Teams Coaching Assistant Hunter Williams, Coordinator, FootballTiquan Underwood, Assistant Wide Receivers
Operations/Team Logistics
Drew Wilkins, Outside Linebackers
Equipment
Omar Young, Offensive Coaching Assistant
Preston Rogers, Head Equipment Manager
Devin Charles-Hubbard, Assistant Equipment
Skill Development
Manager, Safety
Troy Brown, Skill Development - Kick/Punt
Alex Cronin, Equipment Assistant
Returners
Dalvin Jones, Equipment Assistant
Joe Kim, Director of Skill Development
Matthew Slater, Special Assistant to the Head Josh Michels, Equipment Assistant
Ben Schenone, Assistant Equipment Manager
Coach
Player Personnel
Eliot Wolf, Executive Vice President of Player
Personnel
Matt Groh, Director of Player Personnel
Alonzo Highsmith, Senior Personnel Executive
Mike Aronian, Senior Software Engineer
Casey Belongia, Area Scout (Midwest)

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Player Performance and Athletic Training
Jim Whalen, Vice President of Sports Medicine
and Performance/Head Athletic Trainer
Michael Akinbola, Director of Rehabilitation
Mike Baum, Associate Head Athletic Trainer
Samantha Couture, Assistant Sports Dietitian
Brian Dolan, Physical Therapist/Athletic Trainer
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Matt Fuller, Physician Assistant/Performance
Assistant
Zach Gerber, Physical Therapist/Athletic
TrainerMatt Gorby, Associate Athletic Trainer
Ted Harper, Head Sports Dietitian
Stephen Jacon, Assistant Athletic Trainer
Caroline Williams, Physical Therapist, Athletic
Trainer
MedicalScott Martin, Medical Director/Head Team
Physician
Gian Corrado, Head Team Primary Sports
Medicine Physician
David Judge, Internal Medicine Physician
Li Tso, Internal Medicine Physician
James Yeh, Internal Medicine Physician
Arnold Alqueza, Orthopedic Physician
Pete Asnis, Orthopedic Physician
Jonathan Jenkins, Team Clinician
TJ Hagan, Chiropractor
Hari Khalsa, Chiropractor
Video
Teddy Cioper, Co-Director of Video
Jared Rita, Co-Director of Video
Ben Clark, Video Assistant
Shane Daly, Video Assistant
Kate Fries, Video Assistant

Administration
Elizabeth Auzenne, Executive Assistant to theCEO
Tracy Fiore, Executive Assistant to the President
Kim Healey, Executive Assistant to the CEO
Al Labelle, Chief of Staff to the Chairman and CEO
Margaret Murphy-Keefe, Executive Assistantto the CEO
Stephanie Zagreda, Executive Assistant to the
President

Finance
Mackenzie Hall, Vice President of FinanceFood and Beverage
Paul Potter, Vice President of Food and Beverage
Human Resources
Robin Boudreau, Senior Vice President of
Human Resources for the Kraft Group
Information Technology
Michael Israel, Chief Information Technology
Officer for the Kraft Group
Legal
Jim Cobery, Chief Legal Officer the Kraft Group
Communications
Stacey James, Vice President of Communications
Aaron Salkin, Director of Communications
Stephanie Burnham, Football Communications
Strategist
Anisha Chakrabarti, Director of Corporate
Communications and Strategy
Patriots Cheerleaders
Alexandria Walker Stavropoulos, Manager ofCheerleading
Content and Broadcast Production
Fred Kirsch, Publisher and Vice President of Content
Matt Smith, Senior Executive Producer
Ashok Moore, Senior Director of Social Mediaand Content Strategy
Retail Operations
The Patriots Hall of Fame presented by RTXJames Scollins, Senior Director of Retail andHall of Fame Operations

Extra
PointsSales and Marketing
Jennifer Ferron, Chief Marketing Officer
Murray Kohl, Vice President of Corporate
Sponsorship Sales
Community Affairs
David Pearlstein, Vice President of Corporate
Josh Kraft, President, New England Patriots
Relationships
Foundation
Ali Towle, Vice President of Customer
Andre Tippett, Executive Director of Community
Marketing and Branding
Affairs
Donna Spigarolo, Director of Community Relations Security
Bill Christiansen, Vice President of Security
Gillette Stadium Operations
Ticket Operations
Jim Nolan, Chief Operating Officer
Sarah Bravo, Director of Ticket OfficeJohn Flaherty, Senior Vice President ofBryan Flaherty, Director of Team Ticketing
Operations
Jason Stone, Vice President of Stadium & Site
Operations

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PATRIOTS IN THE COMMUNITY

Robert Kraft established the New England Patriots Foundation in 1994 as a way to give back to thecommunities the Patriots call home. The mission of the foundation is to aid individuals and families thatare often marginalized in today’s society. Through the implementation of year-round programmingand support of philanthropic agencies, the foundation is building stronger communities throughout
New England.
With the incredible supportof current and former Patriots
players and coaches, the Patriots
Foundation has grown continued ti
expand its reach and scope eachyear, helping to meet the needsof the region’s most vulnerable
populations. Over the years, thefoundation has provided support
to thousands of local nonprofits
with initiatives that focus on thecore pillars of education, female empowerment, healthcare, homelessness, military, volunteerism
and youth football. While the foundation supports a number of different causes, there is one common
theme – addressing the most pressing needs of our New England communities.

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Extra
PointsThanks to the support of our five cornerstone partners — Bank of America, Cross Insurance, CVS
Health, Dellbrook|JKS and Gillette — the Kraft family and the New England Patriots Foundation will
expand upon our efforts, positively impacting more New Englanders throughout the year. To learn
more about the community efforts of the Kraft family and the Patriots Foundation, please visit
www.patriots.com/community. If you have any questions, please contact us at 508-543-8200 or
charitableevents@patriots.com.

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Ron Burton Community Service Award

Extra
PointsThe Ron Burton Community Service Award is named in honor of the late Ron Burton, the firstplayer drafted by the team in the inaugural year of 1960 and a community leader whose widespread charitable work was a model for how a Patriots player can make an impact off the field.
This award is presented annually to one Patriots player that goes above and beyond to give backto the community. Jonathan Jones was celebrated as the 21st recipient of the award during the2023 Patriots Premiere.

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COMMUNITY CAPTAINSThe Kraft family and the New England Patriots Foundation are excited to partner with Bank of America
to continue the “Community Captains” program. This charitable initiative was created in 2021 tobuild deeper relationships with nonprofits and strengthen the impact on the populations they serve.
During this two year partnership, the Patriots Foundation and Bank of America worked closely with six
nonprofit organizations, with a goal of establishing a deeper understanding of their community efforts
and to help each charity serve their constituents more effectively.
In 2023, six new nonprofit organizations were selected as the 2023-2025 Community Captains. The
Kraft family, New England Patriots Foundation and Bankof America are conducting site visits at all six nonprofit
organizations as an opportunity to learn more about
each organization, hear from their staff and volunteers
and see how the Patriots and Bank of America can
support their efforts. A total of $300,000 in grants will bepresented to the nonprofits - $50,000 per organization –to support their areas of greatest need.
In addition to financial support, each of the nonprofits receive in-kind donations, participate in
networking opportunities with staff from the Patriots and Bank of America, enjoy access to Bank ofAmerica’s Better Money Habits program, and much more. The six Community Captains include BlueStar Families (Mass.); Bridge Over Troubled Waters (Boston, Mass.); Friends of the Children (Roxbury,
Mass.); My Brothers Table (Lynn, Mass.); New England Center and Homes for Veterans (Boston, Mass.)
and Rhode Island Free Clinic (Providence, R.I.).

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MILITARYThe Kraft family and the New England Patriots have a longstanding commitment to supporting active
duty military, veterans and their families. As part of the year-round Salute to Service initiative, theKraft family and Patriots Foundation are committed to celebrating those who dedicate their lives toprotecting our freedoms. Our partners at Cross Insurance share the same commitment to military,
veterans and their families. Together, we celebrate and honor the true Patriots for their selflessdedication to our country.

Month of the Military Child

April is designated as the “Month of the Military Child,”
providing an opportunity to recognize and thank the childrenof our service members and veterans. To commemorate
this special occasion, the Patriots Foundation– with thesupport of Cross Insurance – brought ‘Football For You’ to
Joint Base Cape Cod. Current and former Patriots players
led a free football clinic for military children. The foundation
and Cross Insurance also hosted “Patriots Gamers” at Helix eSports at Patriot Place. Current Patriots
players played in a video game tournament with children of service members.

Tragedy Assistance Programs for Survivors (TAPS)

For the past seven years, the Kraft family and the Patriots
have teamed with Tragedy Assistance Program for
Survivors (TAPS) to recognize military families whose loved
ones paid the ultimate sacrifice. Each year, the Patriots
Salute to Service game is dedicated to their loved ones.
Players wore decal stickers on the back of their helmets
with the initials of a former military member who lost his or
her life in service to our country. Patriots coaches also wore
buttons with the names and photos of fallen servicemen
and women. Prior to the game, the Kraft family hosted a special ceremony, thanked the families andloved ones for their sacrifice and shared special messages from the players.

Extra
PointsVietnam Veterans Pinning Ceremony

Each year, the Kraft family and the New England Patriots
Foundation invite Vietnam veterans for a special pinningceremony at Gillette Stadium. The United States of America
Vietnam War Commemoration established the Commemorative
Partner Program, an initiative to thank and honor Vietnam
veterans and their families. The Patriots have joined them intheir efforts to pay tribute to those who served. In celebrationof Vietnam War Veterans Day in March, Josh Kraft and Jonathan Cross of Cross Insurance presented
Vietnam veteran lapel pins to men and women to recognize, thank and honor them for their service
during the Vietnam War. Robert Kraft was in attendance to rededicate the Row of Honor and the POW/
MIA seat which were upgraded in 2023.

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VOLUNTEERISM

In 2011, the Patriots Foundation established the Celebrate Volunteerism initiative as a way to shareexamples of dedicated volunteers, build awareness of the need for volunteering, identify and educate
others about volunteer opportunities and inspire New Englanders to follow the Kraft family’s example
of becoming lifelong volunteers. We are excited to partner with our good friends at Gillette to inspire
the next generation of volunteers and to celebrate individuals for their dedication and service to our
New England communities.

Myra Kraft Community MVP Awards

The late Myra Kraft established the Community Quarterbacks Award in1998 to recognize outstanding community volunteers and to present
grants to their respective charities. In 2011, the Kraft family andPatriots Foundation announced the renaming of the award to the Myra
Kraft Community MVP Award, in honor of Myra’s life-long commitment
to volunteering. Each year, Myra Kraft Community MVP Award winners
are recognized for their leadership, dedication and a commitment tobettering their communities during a luncheon at Gillette Stadium.
Since its inception, the Kraft family and the Patriots Foundation have recognized more than 500
volunteers and presented more than $3.75 million in grants to the charities for which they volunteer.

Patriots Difference Maker of the Week
Award

Each week during the NFL season, a volunteer is celebrated
for going above and beyond to give back to their local
community with the Patriots Difference Maker of the Week
Award. The honorees are celebrated in weekly press releases
and are invited to a special year-end celebration at Gillette
Stadium. Since the awards inception, the Kraft family and
the Patriots Foundation have recognized 200 volunteers anddonated more than $990,000 in support of their nonprofit organizations.

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HOMELESSNESSThe Kraft family and the Patriots Foundation are dedicated to supporting initiatives that provide
clothing, food, gifts and other essential items to children and families in need. Since the foundation’s
inception, the Kraft family has remained steadfast in their commitment to provide essential items
to families in need, partnering with hundreds of local charitable organizations that provide healthy
meals and unwavering support to the most vulnerable populations in our region. With the supportof Dellbrook|JKS, we are able to provide essential services to those experiencing homelessness.

Empowerment Coats

Extra
PointsSince 2014, the Kraft family and the Patriots Foundation have purchased thousands of Empowerment
coats. The weather resistant coats transform into sleeping bags and can be worn as an over-the
shoulder bag. Current and former Patriots players, Patriots cheerleaders and Pat Patriot have
distributed the coats to homeless shelters across the region and in Germany. The coats were designedby the Empowerment Plan, a Detroit-based nonprofit that distributes the specially designed wintergear to individuals living on the streets. The nonprofit is working to break the cycle of homelessness
by employing parents from shelters to manufacture these coats. Every single person that has been
employed by the Empowerment Plan has moved out of the shelter within the first four-to-six weeks ofworking there. More importantly, none of them have returned to homelessness.

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FEMALE EMPOWERMENTThe Kraft family and the New England Patriots Foundation have a long history of supporting
initiatives designed to empower and encourage women in the sports industry. The goal of ourwomen’s empowerment initiatives is to support girls and women in all industries by providing
resources for success. We look forward to building upon these efforts with our partners at CVS
Health and appreciate their shared commitment to celebrating and empowering women and girls.

Women and Girls in Sports Clinic

The New England Patriots Foundation and the New
England Revolution Foundation partnered to host awomen and girls in sports clinic for 50 local youth. The
event featured a joint football and soccer clinic with the
5x WFA Pro National Champion Boston Renegades and the
New England Revolution, followed by a panel featuring
women in the sports industry.

Professional Development

To celebrate Women’s History Month, the New England
Patriots Foundation hosted a career development
workshop on the campus of Roxbury Community College.
In partnership with CVS Health, the event offered students
an opportunity to get their headshot taken, learn about
resume building, participate in roundtables and more.
To help further support students at Roxbury Community
College, CVS Health made an in-kind donation that waspresented to the Rox Box, the College’s food pantry,
during the event.

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HOLIDAY GIVING

The Kraft family and the Patriots Foundation are dedicated to providing year-round support tochildren and families in need but understand that the holidays and winter months can be a particularly
challenging time of the year. For 30 years, the Kraft family and the Patriots Foundation have hosted
a series of events to bring smiles and lifelong memories to children and families across New England.

Thanksgiving-In-A-Basket

For 30 years, the Kraft family has been joined by current andformer Patriots players and their families to supply complete
Thanksgiving meals to hundreds of families in need at theThanksgiving-in-a-Basket event at Morgan Memorial Goodwill
Industries in Boston. All recipients are individuals whoare currently enrolled in Goodwill’s job training and youth
programs. The current and former Patriots players personallycarry the baskets to the cars of each family and ensure that every family receives a complete
Thanksgiving meal.

Children’s Holiday Party

The annual Children’s Holiday Party is one of the Kraft family’s
longstanding charitable traditions through the Patriots
Foundation, with the 30th annual event being held in 2023.
Each year, 250 children in need from the Salvation Armyand community centers throughout the region are hosted
by the Kraft family for a night of food, fun and great holiday
memories. Patriots players, cheerleaders and Pat Patriot join
the children to play holiday-themed games, sign autographs
and offer gifts from the Patriots Foundation.

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Since 2010, the foundation has partnered with Bass Pro
Shops at Patriot Place to host a holiday shopping eventfor children from local homeless shelters. During thisholiday event, youth are provided $400 gift cards topurchase winter clothing, toys and gifts for loved ones.
Each child pairs up with a current or former Patriots
player, cheerleader or member of the Patriots Women’s
Association who help the children to select and wrap their gifts. The evening also features dinner,photos with Santa in Bass Pro Shop’s Santa’s Wonderland, crafts, games, music and more. With thesupport of Patriots players, hundreds of children have enjoyed this unforgettable holiday shopping
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JOIN OUR TEAMThe Kraft family and the Patriots Foundation would not be able to support as many children,
individuals and families in need without the generous contributions from our fans. Throughout theyear, sponsors, premium seating clients, season ticket members and avid Patriots fans across theglobe support fundraising events and initiatives for the Patriots Foundation.
To learn more, visit www.patriots.com/community.

Boston Marathon

For more than a decade, the Patriots Foundation has been an official charity
team of the Boston Marathon. In addition to training, the runners raise funds
to support the foundation’s Myra Kraft Community MVP Awards program.

License Plates

Fans in Massachusetts and Rhode Island have the opportunity to purchase a
Patriots license plate, celebrating the team’s six Super Bowl championships.
Fans in New Hampshire can also purchase Patriots decal stickers for their New
Hampshire decal plates. All proceeds from this charitable program will support nonprofits in theirrespective states.

Patriots Premiere

The Patriots Premiere is the largest annual fundraising event for the Patriots
Foundation. It is a red-carpet gala hosted on the field of Gillette Stadium for theteam’s biggest supporters to kick off the start of a new season. The event features
special appearances by the Kraft family, Patriots coaches, players and cheerleaders.

Patriots Platelet Pedalers

The Patriots Platelet Pedalers ride the Pan Mass Challenge each year, with thefunds earmarked for Dr. Ken Anderson, the Kraft Family Professor of Medicine at
Harvard Medical School and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, to support his multiple
myeloma research and development of novel therapies.

Name in Lights

Through the Name in Lights program you can submit a special message to be
displayed on the HD corner boards during a Patriots home game. All proceeds
benefit the New England Patriots Foundation.

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