As the New England Patriots travel to Denver for the AFC Championship, it will make for the first time linebacker Christian Elliss shares a field with his little brother, Jonah, a linebacker for the Broncos. Elliss is excited for the opportunity, but their mother Rebecca knows she'll be a nervous wreck.

The New England Patriots are taking over Jackson's LODO in Denver for an AFC Championship rally on Saturday night for an evening packed with team spirit, special guests, and a live broadcast of Patriots All Access.

The New England Patriots surprised WWII Marine Corps Veteran Louis Tanzer on his 105th birthday with a custom jersey, a card signed by the entire team, and a special call from team chairman and CEO Robert Kraft. 

New England Patriots linebacker Jahlani Tavai has been selected as the recipient of the team's 2025 Ed Block Courage Award. The honor is bestowed annually upon a player or players who best exemplify the principles of courage and sportsmanship while also serving as a symbol of professionalism and dedication.

The New England Patriots are playoff bound for the first time since Rhamondre Stevenson's rookie season. His father, who passed away in March, would have loved to see it.

From shopping sprees with quarterback Drake Maye to holiday gift drives, New England Patriots players came back after the bye week and got busy in the community.

On December 1st, the Patriots will wear custom cleats for the charities of their choice as part of the NFL's 'My Cause My Cleats' campaign.

Having participated in 'Movember' all month long by growing out his mustache, New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel partnered with Gillette to raise awareness about men's health and honor defensive coordinator Terrell Williams in his battle with cancer.

Former college teammate and close friend to Patriots long snapper Julian Ashby leaves a string of inspiration from Greenville, South Carolina to New England for those affected by blood clots.

For the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative, New England Patriots offensive assistants Chuckie Keeton and Riley Larkin chose to represent causes rooted in their personal journeys – proof that even as they embrace their roles with the Patriots, they haven't forgotten the communities and values that helped get them here.

Before representing his charity, the Diggs Deeper Foundation, for the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative, New England Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs hosted a community event for single mothers and their children.

New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry has used his platform to raise funds and awareness for the work of International Justice Mission since he got into the NFL. But after a trip to Africa showed him the impact the global organization has firsthand, his desire to uplift the cause has intensified.