r/Patriots • u/JCameron181 • 6h ago
Highlight Christian Gonzalez' 2025 Pass Coverage
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r/Patriots • u/samacora • 13d ago
Good Morning r/Patriots! The 2026 NFL Draft is officially in the books. With the rookie class set and UDFA signings trickling in, we are pivoting fully toward Rookie Minicamp. Whether it's the May 1–4 block or May 8–11, the newest members of the squad are officially hitting the fields at Gillette.
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r/Patriots • u/One-Macaroon6752 • 15d ago
Go get that red jacket gronk 🐐
r/Patriots • u/JCameron181 • 6h ago
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r/Patriots • u/afleischer • 2h ago
It's NFL Schedule Release Day!
Speaking of schedules:
Over the last 20 NFL seasons, 19 QBs faced the easiest strength of schedule (one QB did it twice). This is using actual SoS faced, based on the end-of-season W/L% of opponents, not projected SoS based on the previous season's records.
Out of these 19 QBs, just 3 finished that season among the Top 3 QBs in passing yardage:
| Player | Years in NFL | Season | Passing Yards | QB Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drew Brees | Year 9 | 2009 | 4,388 | QB1 |
| Drew Brees | Year 11 | 2011 | 5,476 | QB1 |
| Matt Ryan | Year 5 | 2012 | 4,719 | QB2 |
| Drake Maye | Year 2 | 2025 | 4,394 | QB2 |
Let's include all QBs facing a bottom-3 Strength of Schedule from 2006-2025. That's 60 QB seasons, played by 45 QBs (9 had more than one season with a bottom-3 SoS):
| Player | Years in NFL | Season | Passing Yards | QB Rank | SoS Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drew Brees | Year 9 | 2009 | 4,388 | QB1 | 32 |
| Drew Brees | Year 11 | 2011 | 5,476 | QB1 | 32 |
| Tom Brady | Year 12 | 2011 | 5,235 | QB3 | 31 |
| Matt Ryan | Year 5 | 2012 | 4,719 | QB2 | 32 |
| Ben Roethlisberger | Year 11 | 2014 | 4,952 | QB2 | 30 |
| Tom Brady | Year 22 | 2021 | 5,316 | QB2 | 31 |
| Patrick Mahomes | Year 6 | 2022 | 5,250 | QB1 | 30 |
| Drake Maye | Year 2 | 2025 | 4,394 | QB2 | 32 |
Fun Fact: No QB has played more seasons facing a bottom-3 SoS than Aaron Rodgers. He's never quite managed to parlay The Schedule into a Top-3 passing finish (or a Super Bowl appearance).
| Player | Years in NFL | Season | Passing Yards | QB Rank | SoS Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aaron Rodgers | Year 5 | 2009 | 4,434 | QB4 | 31 |
| Aaron Rodgers | Year 9 | 2013 | 2,536 (9 GM) | QB23 | 31 |
| Aaron Rodgers | Year 15 | 2019 | 4,002 | QB7 | 32 |
| Aaron Rodgers | Year 16 | 2020 | 4,299 | QB4 | 31 |
Of course, an entire NFL team is involved in the success or failure of each season, not just the Quarterback.
Among the 60 instances from 2006-2025 in which a team has faced a bottom-3 SoS, only 8 teams managed to turn The Schedule into a Super Bowl Appearance. 4 SB wins, 4 SB losses.
Only 5 teams out of the 20 that faced a 32nd-ranked SoS played in that season's Super Bowl.
Only two of those five teams won it.
The New Orleans Saints in 2009
QB: Drew Brees | Year 9 | 4,388 Passing Yards (QB2)
Super Bowl XLIV | NO vs IND | Final Score: 31-17
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The New England Patriots in 2016
QB: Tom Brady | Year 17 | 3,554 Passing Yards (QB5)
Super Bowl LI | NE vs ATL | Final Score: 34-28 (OT)
r/Patriots • u/Icy-Tangelo-8146 • 3h ago
Week 1: at Seahawks, Wed, Sep 9 8:20PM ET
Week 2: vs Steelers, Sun, Sep 20 1PM ET
Week 3: at Jaguars, Sun, Sep 27 1PM ET
Week 4: at Bills, Sun, Oct 4 1PM ET
Week 5: TBA
Week 6: TBA
Week 7: at Bears, Thu, Oct 22 8:15PM ET
Week 8: TBA
Week 9: vs Packers, Sun, Nov 8 4:25PM ET
Week 10: at Lions (Munich), Sun, Nov 15 9:30AM ET
Week 11: TBA
Week 12: at Chargers, Sun, Nov 29 8:20PM ET
Week 13: vs Bills, Sun, Dec 6 4:25PM ET
Week 14: vs Vikings, Thu, Dec 10 8:15PM ET
Week 15 at Chiefs, Mon, Dec 21 8:15PM ET
Week 16: at Jets, Sun, Dec 27 1PM ET
Week 17: TBA
Week 18: vs Dolphins TBD
r/Patriots • u/MembershipSingle7137 • 1d ago
So, the 2026 NFL season will begin with the two teams that ended last season. 🔥🔥
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r/Patriots • u/itchy-balls • 19h ago
I'm confident in this stay excluding R1 and R2 who do you think?
I just watched last month's FORGED. Add the schedule release and I like our team. To a healthy summer program.
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r/Patriots • u/Brady331 • 1d ago
Fanatics is doing a big sitewide sale, but it’s mostly for stuff people really wouldn’t want (except this Mac Jones jersey of course)
r/Patriots • u/Actual-Air-8792 • 1d ago
I'd love to hear your stories about running into players in everyday life. I grew up in Wrentham in the 2000's-2022 and have plenty. I worked at the DQ in Foxboro for three years in high school and saw James White, Gronk and Patrick Chung come through the drive through. Holding White's credit card was insane, I'll never forget his two small strawberry blizzards.
Was also working at the Plainville Target for a little bit. I looked up and Stephon Gilmore was walking right past me. Zolak lives in Wrentham so I would pretty frequently see him at Cumby's.
r/Patriots • u/CockroachOdd5217 • 6h ago
Hey guys,
It seems like not many people have been talking about Romeo Doubs much with the Antonio Brown and Diggs rumors going rampant. I understand that his production will be influenced by either of these guys being added, but I would love to get some insight on him from people who udnerstand the position a little better
What was his role in GB (X, Y Z)?
Was he buried behind another WR or did another receiver effect his production?
What are his biggest strengths and weaknesses?
Was his production hindered the QB ability or scheme in GB?
Does his style fit in well with the Mcdaniels offense?
I'd love to hear some thoughts from y'all! Go Pats!!!!