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Patriots Lose Points After Win Over Jets, Owner Robert Kraft Makes Tough Decision With Fans

November 16, 2025

After a 27-14 victory over the New York Jets, the New England Patriots should have been celebrating the joy of winning, but some home fans seriously damaged the team’s image in the eyes of the NFL community. Video of the chaotic moments outside Gillette Stadium quickly went viral, leaving Patriots Nation embarrassed and disappointed with the team’s reputation.

Faced with the serious situation, owner Robert Kraft quickly spoke out to reassure the public and protect the team’s reputation. His decision aimed to ensure that hooligan behavior would never be tolerated. The Patriots fan community unanimously supported it, showing agreement with this strong measure.

“Violent actions have no place in the Patriots community. I feel ashamed of what just happened and am determined to protect true fans. Every fan who violates will be held accountable, and we will not tolerate any behavior that harms the team’s image,” Kraft stated. His words touched fans’ hearts, reminding them of the true values of the Patriots.

The penalty was applied immediately: a permanent ban from Gillette Stadium for the fans involved, as well as attendance at all Patriots-related events for the current season. This decision not only serves as a deterrent but also sends a clear message that the safety and reputation of the team are always top priorities, regardless of the outcome on the field.

Kraft’s tough action received widespread support from Patriots Nation—those who still love the team but are disappointed with the negative behavior. The fan community agrees that Patriots pride does not lie in violence, but in unity, fair play, and genuine passion for the team.

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