The New England Patriots won Super Bowl 51, now they’re going to be the first team to visit the White House with Donald Trump as the president. It’s no secret that Trump is not well liked; six Patriots so far have said they will not attend the White Hosue trip. Quarterback Tom Brady is good friends with Trump and was asked how he feels about his teammates foregoing the visit.
(Video) NFL: Patriot James White Still Unsure Of White House Visit
Photo Credit The rumor mill is still churning as to whether or not a full Patriots team will visit the White House post-Superbowl win. James White for one is still undecided.
(Video) NFL: Ummm What?! Rob Gronkowski Gives His Doll a BJ During Super Bowl Parade
We all know Rob Gronkowski is the party boy of the New England Patriots and as expected, he was downing beers during their Super Bowl parade. The Patriots tight end got wasted and began giving a doll of himself a blow job.
(Video) NFL: Superbowl MVP Tom Brady Inspires Mike Vick Comeback?
Photo Credit Wait a minute, didn’t Michael Vick just say that he was hanging up his cleats a minute ago? Well, post-Superbowl 51, he’s got new plans.
(Video) NFL: Martellus Bennett Says He’s Not Going to White House to Meet President Trump
Many people speculated that players would skip the White House trip with Donald Trump as the president. Sunday night the New England Patriots beat the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI, making them the first champions in the Trump reign, and as expected, we have our first player foregoing the trip. Patriots tight end Martellus Bennett said he is not going, and he’s not worried about upsetting Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who is a friend and supporter of President Trump.
(Photo) NFL: Tom Brady & Patriots Set Insane Amount of Super Bowl Records in Crazy Win Over Falcons
Tom Brady and the New England Patriots staged an incredible comeback, scoring 31 straight points to get a 34-28 win over the Atlanta Falcons in overtime at Super Bowl LI. The game was so crazy, the Patriots set and tied a huge amount of Super Bowl records, including biggest comeback.
