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Patriots Unveil Bronze Statue Honoring Tom Brady at Gillette Stadium

A 12-foot bronze figure now stands outside Gillette Stadium on a hexagonal pedestal, honoring Brady’s six Super Bowl championships in bronze form.

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New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and legendary Pats quarterback Tom Brady pose at the unveiling of a statue honoring Brady at the team's stadium
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Overview

  • The Patriots revealed the 12-foot bronze likeness of Tom Brady on August 8 at Patriot Place Plaza just before their preseason opener against the Washington Commanders.
  • Brady became the first player in franchise history to receive a permanent statue after his No. 12 jersey was retired and his Patriots Hall of Fame induction accelerated his enshrinement.
  • Local firm Buccacio Sculpture Services spent over 20,000 labor hours crafting the statue, whose 12-foot height and six-sided base symbolize Brady’s jersey number and Super Bowl titles.
  • Owner Robert Kraft delivered opening remarks and Brady followed with a humorous speech—jabbing at Jets fans and Bill Belichick—while the ceremony was broadcast live on stadium video boards and regional TV.
  • The monument now resides outside the Patriots Hall of Fame at Gillette Stadium, completing a multi-year tribute that cements Brady’s legacy in New England.