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On our New England Patriots tickets page, you will see all home and away games listed for their 2024 season. Pick your game, seat quantity, and row. Once you fill out the billing and shipping information you will see your tickets via Mobile Ticket Delivery. It's the 63rd season for the Patriots in the NFL and fans are used to their winning ways. Buy your game tickets now. 

2023 Patriots Last Season for Belichick

The Bill Belichick era of the New England Patriots ended as the 2023-24 season came to close. The team’s dominance ended after they lost the Wild Card round game on January 15, 2022. The Patriots without Tom Brady proved to be less magical, no matter how hard the team tried. Belichick had two losing seasons in a row and the 2023 Patriots finished the year 4-13. That put the team in last place in the AFC East. The Patriots had the second-worst offense in the NFL averaging 13.9 points per game. On defense the Patriots had the 15th-ranked defense, allowing 21.5 points per game.  Jerod Mayo. The team struggled mightly in the 2023 season but look to rebuild and return to their winning ways in the future.

For New England one major weakness was at quarterback. The team started the season with Mac Jones, their first-round pick in 2021. Jones struggled through the eleven games he started. He totaled 2120 yards, 10 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. The team was 2-8 under Mac Jones, which forced the team to turn to backup Bailey Zappe. Zappe finished the season throwing for 1272 yards, 6 touchdowns, and 9 interceptions. This quarterback struggle was also due to the fact that there were few players to throw to. 

Top contributor Ezekiel Elliott totaled 955 yards and 5 touchdowns, while the top receiver Demario Douglass caught 49 passes totaling 561 yards and 0 touchdowns. For fans, the defense came out as more solid, but you can’t win games if you don’t score touchdowns. 

On the defensive side of the ball the team performed well as a unit. While there were no pro bowlers on the team, the unit ranked 15th in the NFL. The defense was led by a few key contributors such as lineback Ja’Whaun Bently, defensive back Jabrill Peppers, and edge rusher Christian Barmore. Bently led the team in tackles with 114 combined. Peppers recorded two interceptions, 78 tackles, and five tackles for loss. Barmore led the team in sacks with 8.5 and 13 tackles for loss. Another notable defensive player was 1st round-pick defensive back Christan Gonzales. Gonzales played in four games before suffering a season-ending injury. In those four games he looked to have star potential. His early departure was a massive loss for the team. Without solid defense, the Patriots would have been much worse off. As the team looks to rebuild, they still have solid pieces to build off of and have the potential to return to their winning ways. 

2022 Patriots Miss Playoffs

In 2022, the Patriots finished the season with an 8-9 overall record, which meant that the team would be out of playoff contention. The team will be looking for a new offensive coordinator and a few key coaching positions will also need to be filled. Mac Jones played in 14 games this season, but his best performance came against the Vikings on November 24. Jones threw a pair of touchdowns and had 382 yards passing for the day. In his final game of the season, he threw three touchdowns and three interceptions, which helped the Bills to victory over the Patriots. Bailey Zappe played in three games, throwing five touchdowns and three interceptions. Jakobi Meyers caught six touchdown passes in 2022, with 804 total yards. 

Patriots 2021 Season Recap

The 2021 New England Patriots made it to the NFL playoffs. Gillette Stadium would not be used for a playoff game for the first time in many years. The team showed signs of flash during the regular season, going on a six-game win streak late in the season. Mac Jones threw for 3801 yards, scoring 22 touchdowns. This was Jones’ first season in the NFL so making the playoffs was an outstanding achievement as a rookie. His 92.5 quarterback rating and the fact that he made the playoffs in the first season put him in rare company. Mac Jones is the real deal.

Backing up Jones was running back Damien Harris. Harris had a breakout season, scoring 15 touchdowns and gaining just shy of 1000 yards in his third season. Rhamondre Stevenson backed up Harris as running back, scoring five touchdowns over 606 yards. Hunter Henry had a fantastic season, with nine touchdowns and 50 receptions. In 2022, the team wants to build on the playoff run.

During the offseason, the Patriots re-signed Ja’Whaun Bentley for a two-year deal. Chad Mason was traded to Tampa Bay for a fifth-round pick. JC Jackson, Kyle Van Noy, Ted Karras, and Shaq Mason have moved on from the Patriots. What will Bill Belichick do to fill those spots?

Boston Patriots Became New England Patriots After Eleven Seasons

The Patriots were founded in 1960 as the Boston Patriots. The Boston Patriots called four different stadiums home. From 1960 to 1962 they played at Nickerson Field. From 1963 to 1968 they played at Fenway Park. In 1969 they played in Alumni Stadium. In 1970 they played in Harvard Stadium. In 1971 they changed their name to the New England Patriots and moved into Foxboro Stadium, which was their home until 2001. In 2002 they moved into Gillette Stadium, which is their home to this day.

The New England Patriots are the most successful NFL franchise of the last 18 years, and they had another spectacular season in 2017. After finishing the regular season 13-3 with home-field advantage in the AFC playoffs yet again, the Patriots rolled into another Super Bowl. Their opponent this time was the formidable Philadelphia Eagles. Most expected the Patriots to smoothly win this game, and add yet another Lombardi Trophy to their case. That didn’t happen, as Nick Foles played one the of the best games of his life, and New England lost 33-41.

The Patriots usually have one of the NFL’s busiest offseasons, and this one was no different. On the same day, March 15th, they made two different trades with the Browns to acquire defensive tackle Danny Shelton and cornerback Jason McCourty. A couple of weeks later they traded wide receiver Brandin Cooks to the Rams, and during the draft, they acquired offensive lineman Trent Brown from the 49ers. They released linebacker Shea McClellin, wide receiver Bernard Reedy, and tight end Martellus Bennett, who retired.

In free agency, they signed defensive end Adrian Clayborn, running back Jeremy Hill, offensive lineman Matt Tobin, wide receiver Jordan Matthews, tight end Troy Niklas, and offensive lineman Ulrick John. That was all before the draft.

In the draft, Belichick did his usual wheeling and dealing. By the time he was done, they had nine draft choices. In round one they took a pair of Georgia Bulldogs, offensive lineman Isaiah Wynn, and running back Sony Michel. With their next three choices they went defense- cornerback Duke Dawson from Florida, inside linebacker Ja’Whaun Bentley from Purdue, and outside linebacker Christian Sam from Arizona State. They did take a quarterback, but in round seven, Danny Etling from LSU. It was a good haul for the Patriots, as usual.

The NFL’s current flagship franchise, the New England Patriots, added yet another Super Bowl trophy to their case, the sixth in the Tom Brady era. Seriously, these guys collect Super Bowl trophies like normal people collect bottle caps. So what did they do this offseason to start paving their way towards number seven?

Well, they did realize their most important move was to boost their pass rush, so in March, the Patriots traded a fifth-round draft choice to the Eagles for defensive end/outside linebacker Michael Bennett. He has been one of the best pass rushers in the league for a long time, and the Patriots will see if he has one more season left in the tank. In free agency, the Patriots made a slew of one and two-year signings, the most significant of which were tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins, and wide receiver Demaryius Thomas.

New England usually does most of their work in the draft, and by the time they were done wheeling and dealing they ended up with 10 selections, so let’s look at the highlights. In round one they boosted their wide receiver depth with N’Keal Harry from Arizona State. In round two they added depth to a secondary that needed it with cornerback Joejaun Williams. They spent their trio of third-round selections on defensive end Chase Winovich from Michigan, running back Damien Harris from Alabama, and offensive lineman Yodny Cajuste from West Virginia. In round four they added quarterback Jarret Stidham from LSU, and later on, in the draft, they added punter Jake Bailey from Stanford. The Patriots are all set to win the AFC East yet again.