Patriots to Induct Julian Edelman Bill Parcells into Team Hall of Fame

The New England Patriots are set to induct two legends, wide receiver Julian Edelman and head coach Bill Parcells, into their Hall of Fame in a ceremony at Patriots Place. Edelman, a 12-year veteran and Super Bowl 53 MVP, ranks second in receptions and ninth in touchdowns in Patriots history, known for his clutch performances including the iconic fingertip catch in Super Bowl 51. Parcells, who coached the Patriots from 1993 to 1996, transformed the struggling franchise by leading them to their first playoff appearance in eight years and a Super Bowl appearance in 1996, earning NFL Coach of the Year honors in 1994. Despite some past tensions with Patriots owner Robert Kraft, Parcells is recognized as one of the most influential figures in franchise history, credited with changing the team's culture and laying the groundwork for future success. The induction ceremony will be streamed live and precedes the Patriots' Week 3 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Both Edelman and Parcells are celebrated for their significant contributions to the Patriots' legacy and enduring impact on the team.