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Patriots announce Hall of Fame induction date for Julian Edelman and Bill Parcells
Patriots announce Hall of Fame induction date for Julian Edelman and Bill Parcells

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Patriots announce Hall of Fame induction date for Julian Edelman and Bill Parcells

Patriots announce Hall of Fame induction date for Julian Edelman and Bill Parcells The New England Patriots announced on Monday that the Hall of Fame induction for former legendary wide receiver Julian Edelman and coach Bill Parcells will take place on September 20. It will be a celebratory event that will honor the newest members of the Patriots Hall of Fame. Edelman, who was one of the greatest playoff performers of all time, was a three-time Super Bowl champion and a former Super Bowl LIII MVP. He is ranked third behind Jerry Rice and Travis Kelce for most receptions and receiving yards in postseason history with 118 catches for 1,442 yards. Overall, he has compiled 620 receptions for 6,822 yards and 36 touchdowns in 12 seasons with the Patriots. Parcells coached the Patriots for four seasons and compiled a 32-32 record. He went 2-2 in the playoffs, as well as winning an AFC Championship in 1996. The Patriots made it to the Super Bowl that year, where they fell to the Green Bay Packers by a 35-21 score. The ceremony will take place a day before the Patriots host the Pittsburgh Steelers at Gillette Stadium in Week 3. Fans will have a chance to honor the legends of the past before supporting the current roster of players and coaches in a tough AFC home matchup. Follow Patriots Wire on Twitter and Facebook.

Julian Edelman announced as 37th entry into Patriots Hall of Fame
Julian Edelman announced as 37th entry into Patriots Hall of Fame

Yahoo

time19-05-2025

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Julian Edelman announced as 37th entry into Patriots Hall of Fame

Former New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman was announced as the 37th member of the Patriots Hall of Fame on Monday. The announcement was made on the team's social media account. Guard Logan Mankins and kicker Adam Vinatieri were the other candidates who didn't make the cut this year. Advertisement Edelman played for the Patriots from 2009 to 2020 and established himself as one of the most dependable receivers in franchise history. He recorded 620 receptions for 6,822 yards and 36 touchdowns during his time in New England. His legendary resume also includes three Super Bowl titles and the Super Bowl LIII MVP. He is also third all-time in receptions and receiving yards in the playoffs with 118 receptions for 1,442 yards in 19 playoff game appearances. Edelman will now forever be immortalized in Patriots history. New England found some hidden gems during the Bill Belichick era, and Edelman was certainly one of them. He was one of Tom Brady's favorite targets and a dependable playmaker who always stepped up his game when it mattered most. Advertisement Follow Patriots Wire on Twitter and Facebook. This article originally appeared on Patriots Wire: Julian Edelman announced as 37th entry into Patriots Hall of Fame

Bill Belichick explains why he pushed former Patriots WR Julian Edelman so hard
Bill Belichick explains why he pushed former Patriots WR Julian Edelman so hard

Yahoo

time19-05-2025

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Bill Belichick explains why he pushed former Patriots WR Julian Edelman so hard

Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick explained why he coached wide receiver Julian Edelman so hard in a recent appearance on "The Pivot Podcast". Edelman is recognized as one of the toughest receivers in Patriots' franchise history. Despite being undersized and out of position, the former Kent State quarterback made a name for himself at the NFL level. He became one of Tom Brady's favorite receiving targets and helped add three more Super Bowl banners at Gillette Stadium. Advertisement Under Belichick, he recorded 6,822 receiving yards and 36 touchdowns in the regular season. He was also one of the best postseason receivers in NFL history with 118 receptions for 1,442 yards and six touchdowns. Former NFL All-Pro running back Fred Taylor, who played for New England during Edelman's rookie season, told Belichick that Edelman was close to walking off a plank during his rookie year. He then asked the six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach why he pushed Edelman so hard. 'He was a great competitor. …It's hard, you know? It's hard," said Belichick. "And you gotta embrace the grind and the toughness of it. But, Julian did that. He was a great competitor." There's little doubt that Edelman was one of the most clutch and consistent wide receivers in Patriots history. Advertisement His resume speaks for itself, and it's the reason why he's set to be inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame later this year. From roster hopeful to Super Bowl LIII MVP, it's a story that will never be forgotten in New England. Follow Patriots Wire on Twitter and Facebook. This article originally appeared on Patriots Wire: Bill Belichick shares reason for pushing Julian Edelman so hard

Twitter reacts to Julian Edelman Patriots Hall of Fame announcement
Twitter reacts to Julian Edelman Patriots Hall of Fame announcement

Yahoo

time05-05-2025

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Twitter reacts to Julian Edelman Patriots Hall of Fame announcement

Julian Edelman went from a roster long-shot to a legendary wide receiver and the 37th entry into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame. On Monday, the Patriots announced they were inducting Edelman after he won a vote by fans, which also featured All-Pro guard Logan Mankins and legendary kicker Adam Vinatieri. The competition was stiff, but it was also hard to deny Edelman, given his incredible accomplishments in New England. Advertisement Not only was he a fan-favorite, but he was also a three-time Super Bowl champion and Super Bowl LIII MVP. He is third all-time behind Jerry Rice and Travis Kelce in receptions (118) and receiving yards (1,442) in the postseason. After receiving the news, Edelman called his parents and posted a video of the initial reaction of his father, Frank Edelman, after he shared the news with him on a phone call. "Why are you Facetiming me? Oh, is this a setup? Jules made the Hall! Yeah! First ballot Hall of Famer!" Frank said in the video. Here's how the NFL world reacted on social media after hearing the news: Follow Patriots Wire on Twitter and Facebook. This article originally appeared on Patriots Wire: Twitter reacts to Julian Edelman Patriots Hall of Fame announcement

Twitter reacts to Julian Edelman Patriots Hall of Fame announcement
Twitter reacts to Julian Edelman Patriots Hall of Fame announcement

USA Today

time05-05-2025

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Twitter reacts to Julian Edelman Patriots Hall of Fame announcement

Twitter reacts to Julian Edelman Patriots Hall of Fame announcement Julian Edelman went from a roster long-shot to a legendary wide receiver and the 37th entry into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame. On Monday, the Patriots announced they were inducting Edelman after he won a vote by fans, which also featured All-Pro guard Logan Mankins and legendary kicker Adam Vinatieri. The competition was stiff, but it was also hard to deny Edelman, given his incredible accomplishments in New England. Not only was he a fan-favorite, but he was also a three-time Super Bowl champion and Super Bowl LIII MVP. He is third all-time behind Jerry Rice and Travis Kelce in receptions (118) and receiving yards (1,442) in the postseason. After receiving the news, Edelman called his parents and posted a video of the initial reaction of his father, Frank Edelman, after he shared the news with him on a phone call. "Why are you Facetiming me? Oh, is this a setup? Jules made the Hall! Yeah! First ballot Hall of Famer!" Frank said in the video. Here's how the NFL world reacted on social media after hearing the news: Follow Patriots Wire on Twitter and Facebook.

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