Patriots 2019 Regular Season Schedule Released
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Patriots 2019 Regular Season Schedule Released
The schedule consists of five nationally televised games, including a stretch of eight straight games that will be played in primetime or at 4:25 p.m.
Home Games
GET THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS HERE -- SIGN UP FOR GOLOCAL FREE DAILY EBLASTThe Patriots will raise their Super Bowl championship banner on Sunday night, September 8 when they host the Pittsburgh Steelers at Gillette Stadium.
In the past, the NFL has the defending Super Bowl champions open their season on Thursday night, however, due to the 100th anniversary of the league, the Packers and Bears will play the Thursday night game.
New England will then host Le’Veon Bell and the New York Jets on September 22, and the New York Giants on Thursday, October 10.
Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns visit Gillette Stadium on Sunday, October 27, before the Cowboys come in on Sunday, November 24.
New England will close the season with three of their final four games at home.
Sunday, December 8 the Patriots host the Chiefs in a rematch of last season’s AFC Championship game, before finishing the season against the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins on December 22 and December 29 respectively.
Road Games
The Patriots first road game of the regular season comes on Sunday, September 15 when they visit former New England assistant Brian Flores and the Miami Dolphins.
New England will then visit the Buffalo Bills on September 29 and the Washington Redskins on October 6.
The Patriots visit their AFC rival New York Jets on Monday, October 21, before visiting the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, November 3.
After a bye week, the Patriots will visit the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, November 17 in a matchup of the last two Super Bowl champions.
New England will then visit the Houston Texans on Sunday night, December 1.
New England’s final regular-season road game comes on Sunday, December 15 when they visit the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Patriots full schedule is as follows:
- Week 1: vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (Sunday Night Football)
- Week 2: at Miami Dolphins
- Week 3: vs. New York Jets
- Week 4: at Buffalo Bills
- Week 5: at Washington Redskins
- Week 6: vs. New York Giants (Thursday Night Football)
- Week 7: at Jets (Monday Night Football)
- Week 8: vs. Cleveland Browns, 4:25 p.m. ET
- Week 9: at Baltimore Ravens (SNF)
- Week 10: BYE
- Week 11: at Philadelphia Eagles, 4:25 p.m. ET
- Week 12: vs. Dallas Cowboys, 4:25 p.m. ET
- Week 13: at Texans (SNF)
- Week 14: vs. Kansas City Chiefs, 4:25 p.m. ET
- Week 15: at Cincinnati Bengals
- Week 16: vs. Bills
- Week 17: vs. Dolphins
Seven Amazing Tom Brady Statistics - January 21, 2019
Tom Brady’s Record 9th Super Bowl
XXXVI: Patriots 20, Rams 17
XXXVIII: Patriots 32, Panthers 29
XXXIX: Patriots 24, Eagles 21
XLII: Giants 17, Patriots 14
XLVI: Giants 21, Patriots 17
XLIX: Patriots 28, Seahawks 24
LI: Patriots 34, Falcons 28 (OT)
LII: Eagles 41, Patriots 33
LIII: Patriots vs. Rams (Feb. 3, 2019)
Tom Brady’s Big Awards
14 Pro Bowls
Five All-Pro selections
Three MVP awards
Two Offensive Player of the Year awards
Comeback Player of the Year
Tom Brady’s Last 16 Playoff Games Are Nearly an MVP Season
W-L 12-4
Pass Yards 5,284
TD-Int 32-14
Brady in the Clutch
Game-winning drives: The Patriots haven’t always needed Brady to rescue them, but he’s always up to the task when the time calls for Touchdown Tom. He needs just two more to tie Manning’s 56 and three more to pass him. Brady averages about two or three a year, so he could realistically top Manning in 2018.
Source: SB Nation
NFL Records Owned by Brady
Regular season wins by a starting quarterback (207)
Most passing yards, regular season and playoffs (81,431)
Most passing touchdowns, postseason included: 590
Most touchdowns thrown to different receivers (71)
Division titles (16)
Playoff games started (39)
Playoff wins (29)
Playoff touchdown passes (73)
Playoff passing yards (10,917)
Super Bowl appearances (9)
Super Bowl wins (5)
Super Bowl MVPs (4)
Super Bowl touchdown passes (18)
Super Bowl passing yards (2,576)
Source: SB Nation
The NFL’s Highest-Paid Players 2018 — Forbes
Tom Brady is the 8th highest compensated player currently in the NFL -- for both salary and endorsements.
1. Aaron Rodgers
Total Earnings: $75.9 million
Salary/bonuses: $66.9 million
Endorsements: $9 million
2. Matt Ryan
Total Earnings: $57.5 million
Salary/bonuses: $52.5 million
Endorsements: $5 million
3. Jimmy Garoppolo
Total Earnings: $43.1 million
Salary/bonuses: $42.6 million
Endorsements: $500,000
4. Khalil Mack
Total Earnings: $41.8 million
Salary/bonuses: $41 million
Endorsements: $750,000
5. Aaron Donald
Total Earnings: $41.1 million
Salary/bonuses: $40.9 million
Endorsements: $250,000
6. Alex Smith
Total Earnings: $41 million
Salary/bonuses: $40 million
Endorsements: $1 million
7. Drew Brees
Total Earnings: $40 million
Salary/bonuses: $27 million
Endorsements: $13 million
8. Tom Brady
Total Earnings: $29 million
Salary/bonuses: $15 million
Endorsements: $14 million
9. Odell Beckham Jr.
Total Earnings: $28 million
Salary/bonuses: $21.5 million
Endorsements: $6.5 million
10. Kirk Cousins
Total Earnings: $27.5 million
Salary/bonuses: $26 million
Endorsements: $1.5 million
4th Quarter Comebacks
A record Brady does not own, but soon could.
Fourth-quarter comebacks: Brady has a good chance at topping Manning’s 45 fourth-quarterback comebacks. He’s just one behind that record and could beat it in 2019.
Source: SB Nation
