New England Patriots Schedule 2025
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New England resets under Head Coach Mike Vrabel and second-year QB Drake Maye after a 4–13 finish in 2024 (4th in the AFC East). The 2025 start sits at 1–2, with a marquee 33–27 win at Miami in Week 2 and a 21–14 setback vs. Pittsburgh in Week 3. When the Foxborough crowd senses momentum, New England Patriots tickets go fast. Lock yours at Event Tickets Center.
Circle divisional dates on the New England Patriots football schedule, especially the two with the Miami Dolphins. New England’s Week 2 trip to Miami delivered a 33–27 win behind Maye’s three TDs, an early tone-setter for AFC East battles. Prime-time windows, short-week turnarounds, and late-season cold will test situational football: red-zone finish, turnover margin, and special-teams swings that decide one-score games.
The AFC East runs through four clubs: the Bills, the Dolphins, the Patriots, and the Jets. Head-to-heads and in-division records drive tiebreakers, so each East matchup carries extra weight. Bank division wins early, and January math opens up; split them, and every snap in December grows heavier.
Few venues bring the noise like Gillette Stadium. The building opened in 2002, seats 64,628, and features a 218-foot lighthouse with a 360-degree deck plus massive HD boards that keep replays crisp.
The road back runs through the NFL playoffs, where seeding and December form shape the bracket. This cycle’s finish line, Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium on February 8, 2026, keeps urgency high. New England’s blueprint is clear: protect the ball, finish in the red zone, and lean on Vrabel’s defense to shorten games in the final minutes.
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