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New England Patriots Schedule 2025 Season – New England Patriots Regular Season Games, Dates, Locations, and More

Eric Divakaran

Last season was tough to be a New England Patriots fan as the team only won 4 games and had 13 losses in 2024, placing them dead last in the AFC East. It was the second straight year that the Patriots finished 4-13, and it’s been three years since they were last in the playoffs. Every franchise goes through its ups and downs. For as great as the Patriots once were, you know where they won 6 Super Bowls under Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, their championship-winning years are now done and dusted, at least for some time.

How Did the Patriots Perform Last Season?

The team started off poorly going 1-6 in their first seven games, which included a six-game losing streak. After winning a game against the Bears in week 10, the Patriots went on another losing streak, where they lost six in a row yet again. In fact the Patriots were 4th in the 2024 season in terms of losses, only behind the Giants, Browns, and Titans.

However, not all hope is lost as they may have found the quarterback they need in Drake Maye. He did the best that he could, posting up 2,276 receiving yards, 15 touchdowns, and was also named to the Pro Bowl last season. Overall, the Patriots were disappointing and just hard to watch.

Today, we look at the Patriots’ schedule for the 2025 season. Who will they play at home, and who will the Patriots battle on the road? Let’s get right into it.

New England Patriots Schedule for 2025 NFL Season

Here is the entire 18-week schedule for the New England Patriots’ 2025-26 NFL regular season with 17 match day weeks and 1 bye week.

Playing AgainstWeekDateTimeLocationNetwork
Las Vegas RaidersWeek 1Sunday, September 07, 20251:00 PM EDTGillette StadiumCBS / WBZ
Miami DolphinsWeek 2Sunday, September 14, 20251:00 PM EDTHard Rock StadiumCBS / WBZ
Pittsburgh SteelersWeek 3Sunday, September 21, 20251:00 PM EDTGillette StadiumCBS / WBZ
Carolina PanthersWeek 4Sunday, September 28, 20251:00 PM EDTGillette StadiumFOX / WFXT
Buffalo BillsWeek 5Sunday, October 05, 20258:20 PM EDTHighmark StadiumNBC / NBC 10 Boston
New Orleans SaintsWeek 6Sunday, October 12, 20254:25 PM EDTCaesars SuperdomeCBS / WBZ
Tennessee TitansWeek 7Sunday, October 19, 20251:00 PM EDTNissan StadiumCBS / WBZ
Cleveland BrownsWeek 8Sunday, October 26, 20251:00 PM EDTGillette StadiumFOX / WFXT
Atlanta FalconsWeek 9Sunday, November 02, 20251:00 PM EDTGillette StadiumCBS / WBZ
Tampa Bay BuccaneersWeek 10Sunday, November 09, 20251:00 PM EDTRaymond James StadiumCBS / WBZ
New York JetsWeek 11Thursday, November 13, 20258:15 PM ESTGillette StadiumPrime Video
Cincinnati BengalsWeek 12Sunday, November 23, 20251:00 PM ESTPaycor StadiumCBS / WBZ
New York GiantsWeek 13Monday, December 01, 20258:15 PM ESTGillette StadiumESPN
ByeWeek 14
Buffalo BillsWeek 15Sunday, December 14, 20251:00 PM ESTGillette StadiumCBS / WBZ
Baltimore RavensWeek 16Sunday, December 21, 20251:00 PM ESTM&T Bank StadiumCBS / WBZ
New York Jets Week 17Sunday, December 28, 20251:00 PM ESTMetLife StadiumCBS / WBZ
Miami DolphinsWeek 18TBDTBDGillette StadiumTBD

New England Patriots NFL 2025 Draft Picks

The Patriots had a plethora of picks in this year’s draft with 11 selections, including 4 within the first 100. Focusing primarily on the offense, New England drafted two offensive linemen, a wide receiver, and a running back with their first four picks. Holding the number 4 overall pick, the Patriots selected offensive tackle Will Campbell, who is likely to start this year at left tackle. Overall, the Patriots used their 11 draft picks to strengthen all 3 aspects of the game – offense, defense, and special teams, with the selections of a kicker and a long snapper.

RoundPickPlayer NamePosition
14Will CampbellOffensive Tackle
238TreVeyon HendersonRunning back
369Kyle WilliamsWide Receiver
395Jared WilsonCenter
4106Craig WoodsonSafety
4137Joshua FarmerDefensive Tackle
5146Bradyn SwinsonDefensive End
6182Andres BorregalesKicker
7220Marcus BryantOffensive Tackle
7251Julian AshbyLong Snapper
7257Kobee MinorDefensive Back
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