Patriots Players Are Winning Super Bowls And Are All Over the College Graduation Scene

There were a lot of college graduations that occurred this past weekend. Families were rejoicing, college seniors became college graduates, and the day could not have been better. But it wasn’t only the common man/woman graduating. We had some Patriots players coming off their latest Super Bowl win to graduate/be commencement speakers in college just a few months later.

The McCourty Twins

Mama we made it! #ScarletForever pic.twitter.com/GqxsqJJSBn

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) May 19, 2019

Jason and Devin McCourty were able to be the commencement speakers at Rutgers University. Also, have to love the “Mama, We Made It!” T-Shirts they had on underneath. Imagine getting the opportunity to hear from 2 Super Bowl champions as part of your graduation day? Makes those long nights of studying worth it, right? No? Okay, anyways!

.@McCourtyTwins getting ready to deliver the commencement speech at @RutgersU today! pic.twitter.com/7scqrJrV98

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) May 19, 2019

It was quite a day for the McCourty brothers! One time, they are deflecting passes in the Super Bowl. The next time, they are keeping the youth entertained with their commencement speeches. Have a day, Jason and Devin!

Julian Edelman

“Minitron”, AKA Julian Edelman, also walked across the stage at Kent State University. He was definitely having his fun with finally being a college graduate.

"Ignore noise, bet on yourself, and you never know where the chips may fall."@Edelman11 accomplished his latest goal last weekend: graduating from @KentState. pic.twitter.com/jAm4KwJchX

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) May 18, 2019

Edelman finally finished what he started back in 2006. Of course, Tom Brady got in on the fun as well.

Congrats on 14 years of college!!! That’s got to be another record you set!! 🤣

— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) May 11, 2019

All in all, it was great to see Edelman having fun with the rest of the 2019 graduating class of Kent State University.

In Conclusion

It was great to see that these current Patriots either finish what they started in college or be able to speak at their alma- mater at the graduation ceremony. It is another proud accomplishment that they can keep with them for the rest of their lives. Now that the schoolwork is all done, it is time to get back on the grind for number 7!

-Alan Nahigian (@BigAl2793)