New England Patriots fan who has attended 59 Super Bowls says this year will be his last

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• “I want to bring home a ‘W.’ I want to get that 7th win.
• I hope we can pull it off.”If the Patriots do secure a seventh Super Bowl, they’ll break a tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the most in NFL history. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMother and son, Trish and Antonio Kennedy, told Saitta that they were more than willing to brave the TSA lines for a chance to see the Super Bowl in person.“So, it’s going to be a crowded plane, very crowded, yes, it’s going to be a long flight, but that’s OK, it’s worth it,” explained Kennedy. Passenger Griffin Whitman told Boston 25 that he was going to support his favorite team one way or another.“I’m hoping to change my seat to a middle or aisle seat, but we’ve got to do what we’ve got to do,” explained Whitman.
• “If we got to sit in the middle seat to win a Super Bowl, we got to sit in the middle seat.”AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThis week, multiple airlines added flights from Logan to San Francisco up until the Super Bowl.
• To help people prepare for their flights, the TSA shared some advice for travelers:Arrive two hours earlyHave a REAL ID ready or any other acceptable form of identificationSouvenirs like hats, helmets, jackets, empty cups, and beer cans can go in a carry-on or checked bagSouvenir beer cans must be checkedThe Patriots and Seahawks kick off the Super Bowl at 6:30 p. m.
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