In 2017, the Patriots became the first NFL team to sponsor the Gay Bowl, and four years later, the partnership with two local LGBTQIA+ flag football leagues is going strong. 

Brandon Bolden took to Instagram to share why he changed his jersey to No. 25. 

Kyle and Marissa Van Noy made a name for themselves in the foster care community over four season. Now in their second New England stint, they're hungry to do even more. 

The 2020 Patriots cheerleaders received the custom necklaces after Final Auditions on May 23. 

Kendrick Bourne wastes no time diving into work with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts. 

Shaq Mason's love for basketball turned into something special for his hometown of Columbia, Tenn. 

Chris Hogan reflects on his return to Gillette Stadium with the Premier Lacrosse League. 

Matthew Slater joined a panel of current and former NFL players about drug and alcohol addiction in the NFL.

Adam Vinatieri announced his retirement Wednesday, and it didn't take long for congratulations to flood in on social media. 

After a tidal wave of free agency news in March, the Patriots have steadily added more and more new faces. Let's get to know the latest free agent signings off the field.

Eugene Chung became the third player of Asian descent to play in the NFL when he was drafted by the Patriots in 1992. Last week, on a 'Boston Globe' panel, he shared his experiences as an Asian-American in the world of sports.

The Patriots Platelet Pedalers will honor Tracy Sormanti, the late Patriots Cheerleading Director, on their 2021 ride.