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For New England Patriots fans, the trip to the Super Bowl hasn’t gotten old.
Before the Patriots departed Sunday morning for their ninth Super Bowl appearance since 2001, an estimated 35,000 fans gathered at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., to wish the team well. Fans started lining up in the cold before dawn to get a good viewing spot.
Owner Robert Kraft, head coach Bill Belichick, quarterback Tom Brady and a handful of his teammates addressed the crowd, thanking them for their support. After the rally, they boarded buses for the T.F. Green Airport in Providence, R.I., where the team plane was waiting to take the team to Atlanta. The Patriots will meet the Los Angeles Rams there next Sunday in Super Bowl LIII.
“We’ve got to bring it, you guys have got to bring it and hopefully we can bring the trophy back home,” Brady said. “We’re not quite at the end yet. We’ve got one more to go.”
Brady worked the crowd into a frenzy by leading the chant “We’re still here!” before dropping the mic.
The Patriots have won five Super Bowls in the Brady-Belichick era.

Tom Brady starts a “We’re still here” chant at Gillette Stadium and ends with a hilarious mic toss at the Pats sendoff rally ?? #EverythingWeGot pic.twitter.com/JyWGudGnGq

— Patriots on NBCSB (@NBCSPatriots) January 27, 2019

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