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The Patriots returned to the Super Bowl last season for the first time since 2018, but lost to the Seattle Seahawks. Led by quarterback Drake Maye, New England became the first AFC Super Bowl representative since the 2021 season, replacing Kansas City.<\/p>\n
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“It’s been really, really awesome. They’ve done things that some of my teams just can never do, like winning in Denver on the road in the playoffs,” said Edelman, “Turning something around super quick with the young quarterback, new head coach, new design of what the team looks like. A lot of free agents and draft picks made the team. Rising tide lifts all boats when the Patriots are doing well, we’re all doing well.”<\/p>\n
Kansas City and New England’s memorable battle in the AFC Championship during the 2018 season was viewed by many critics as the changing of the guard, even though the Chiefs were defeated at Arrowhead Stadium. The Patriots’ return to prominence is a return to the high standards set by Edelman and many former players.<\/p>\n
“I tell you that a lot of that has to do with the ecosystem, the leadership of the team, Tom Brady’s, and Rob Gronkowski’s. When I was a younger player, the Teddy Bruschi’s, the Kevin Faulk’s, the way they practice and the way they show up to work every day.” said Edelman, “If you’re a guy that’s 53rd on the list trying to make the team, and you don’t put in that kind of effort, you’re going to look weird. When your highest-paid guy and your best football player are practicing their tail off every single day, you have no choice but to practice like that. I think the preparation process of going out and trying to win each day was the ultimate separator, and that was because of the leadership we had. Our best guys were doing that.”<\/p>\n
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