The famed linebacker of the New England Patriots team, Andre Tippett, will finally get a chance to be in the prestigious Canton in Ohio as he has been selected as the tenth Patriot to earn a spot in the Hall of Fame. Tippett is very excited about the prospect of earning a spot in the Hall of Fame and is happy that his dream has come through. Tippett, who has only played for the Patriots throughout his NFL career, had to wait for ten long years to get voted into the Hall of Fame. There is no doubt that many Tippett’s will be mushrooming form the Patriots camp and the fans with tickets to the forthcoming NFL season hopes that they will find another Hall of Famer this season. 

The New England Patriots are having one of the toughest schedules of the 2008 season that has frequent road games which includes regular back to back West Coast tours and also have several prime time games. The Pats are slated to open the season with a home game against the Kansas City and their owner Robert Kraft who wished the same would be in cloud nine after hearing the team’s schedule. The Pats get their week off quite early in the tournament, in fact in the first month of the tournament.

The month of October is reserved for road games as the Pats head westwards to play games in San Francisco, San Diego and finally will visit the Colts. In between these games they play St. Louis Ram in their hometown. The Pats will not be playing at home during the holiday season of December and the faithful Patriot fans are really upset that their team will not be playing in front of them during the holiday season.