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Have the Patriots somehow rebooted a dynasty -- and become likable?

December 29, 2025

playHow Drake Maye is shaped by his big brothers (3:33)Drake Maye sits down with Jeff Darlington to discuss how being the youngest of four brothers shaped him into the competitor he is. (3:33)Dan WetzelDec 28, 2025, 02:11 PM ETCloseDan Wetzel is a senior writer focused on investigative reporting, news analysis and feature storytelling. EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsAfter every game, win or lose, the head coach hugs his players. News conferences begin with a friendly greeting and then, as a sign of respect, the granting of the first question to a veteran female reporter. The quarterback is often described as "humble" and "respectful" and has attended local high school football games for fun.

Have the Patriots somehow rebooted a dynasty -- and become likable?

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"I got literally no swag," he said recently.
His wife has become a successful social-media influencer ...
for her recipes.
(What, you haven't tried the apple cinnamon oat crumble bar?)The team has 13 victories but almost no big-name stars, an overachieving collection of mostly up-and-comers and aging vets.
They keep shocking the NFL and perhaps even themselves. America is used to the New England Patriots being great. How about them being ...

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Have the Patriots somehow rebooted a dynasty -- and become likable?

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