New England Patriots Football Quarterback
quar·ter·back [kwawr-ter-bak] - to lead or direct
The history of the New England Patriots dates back to 1959. The New England Patriots were founded by Billy Sullivan, when he was awarded the eighth and final franchise of the newly formed AFL. The current owner of the New England Patriots is Robert Kraft, who purchased the team in 1994. Foxboro Stadium is the home of the New England Patriots and it opened in 1971. Foxboro Stadium currently seats 60,292. The New England Patriots are a member of the American Football Conference of the National Football League and compete in the AFC East Division.
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