The Patriots wanted a change from the Minute Man logo. Basically, the new owner of the team, James Orthwein Bush, wanted to move away from the old, and wanted a newer image for the team. After Bush agreed to sell the team to Bob Kraft, Kraft was brought in to view the potential new logos. Bob Kraft chose the "Flying Elvis" design that adorns the side of the Patriots helmets to this day.
1971. In February the name was changed to Bay State Patriots, but after a month it was changed to New England Patriots.
Yes.
A little after the Boston Patriots were formed in 1959 when Boston Globe artist Phil Bissell came up with the logo
Officialy the face is Pat Patriot. Unofficially he is known as Flying Elvis.
New England Patriots
The New England Patriots' logo used to be a Minuteman getting ready to snap a football.
The St. Louis Stallions. This was the proposed name of the team, and hats bearing a Stallions logo were made - one presently is on display in the New England Patriots Hall of Fame museum.
The address of the New England Patriots is: The New England Patriots 1 Patriot Place Foxboro, Ma. 02035
New England patriots
It always had and always will be the New England Patriots.
New England Patriots
new England patriots
I think it came from the American Revolution. The "Patriots" were people from England who were in what is now the U.S.(some were in New England), and beleived that they no longer were citizens of England. They fought against the British in the Revolutionay War and won.