Of course, the Patriots players were reveling in the attention lavished on them by the thousands gathered in Boston, including Tom Brady and Julian Edelman, who documented the festivities on social media
The excitement continued for the New England Patriots and their fans at the Super Bowl LIII Championship parade.
The unusually warm winter parade kicked off Tuesday morning to celebrate the Patriots’ 13-3 victory over the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII.
Of course, the Patriots players were reveling in the attention lavished on them by the thousands gathered in Boston, including Tom Brady and Julian Edelman, who documented the festivities on social media.
Posing with one of the teams’ six Vince Lombardi trophies, the MVP of the game wrote on Instagram, “How. Do. We. Feel.”
He added on his Instagram story, “Ballin, Ballin like I play for New England.”
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Brady posed with one of the trophies on his own Instagram, writing simply, “6 #StillHere.”
During the parade, his attention was mainly focused on two of his three children, who were with him on the float. The athlete was spotted lifting up his daughter, Vivian, 6, alongside his son, Benjamin, 9, while waving to fans. Vivian at one point held a sign reading “GOAT > RAMS,” throwing some shade toward the defeated Los Angeles Rams.
Brady and Edelman weren’t the only ones having fun, though. Rob “Gronk” Gronkowski’s arrival, albeit unconventional, got the fans pumped up. The tight-end was celebrating the victory with a bottle of wine in hand, and after an hour in, took his shirt off to further excite the fans.
He was later seen sporting nothing but a neon police yellow vest while catching celebratory beers tossed his way.
While Gronk was celebrating with wine, Patriots owner Robert Kraft had a different prize: a diamond-encrusted “CHAMPIONSHIPS” medal, a gift from rapper Meek Mill, according to CBS Boston. The business owner was proudly showing off his bling to fans and reporters before the parade began.
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Bill Belichick appeared to be all smiles while waving to fans during the celebrations.
The parade began at Hynes Convention Center and concluded after about 90 minutes on Cambridge Street in front of City Hall. No speeches were held at the end of the parade, as is sometimes tradition.