FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Forged in Foxborough, the Patriots flagship original content series, has been nominated for a Boston/New England Emmy Award, as announced this week by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Boston/New England Chapter.

The nomination recognizes the impact of Forged in Foxborough, which takes fans inside the organization with an authentic, behind-the-scenes look at the people, preparation, and culture that define the New England Patriots. The series premiered in 2025 and has become a cornerstone of the team's digital storytelling, showcasing everything from player development and football operations to the voices and moments that shape life inside Gillette Stadium. The series launched with the arrival of new head coach Mike Vrabel and unfolded over four episodes, chronicling the offseason program, the NFL Draft, training camp, and the regular season, culminating in the team's thrilling run to Super Bowl LX.

The 49th Boston/New England Emmy Awards Gala is scheduled for Saturday, June 6, 2026, at the Marriott Boston Copley Place. Winners will be announced during the ceremony, which honors excellence in television and digital media production across the region.

This nomination continues a strong trend of recognition for Patriots-produced content, reflecting the organization's commitment to innovative storytelling and high-quality production that connects the team with fans far beyond game day.

Forged in Foxborough is available across Patriots digital platforms.

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