Introduced ahead of the 1993 season as the franchise settled into its modern era in Foxborough, the streamlined patriot profile in a navy tricorn hat—affectionately known across the six-state region as the Flying Elvis—anchors six Super Bowl banners and decades of cold-weather December football. The New England Patriots Advent Calendar 2026 brings that unmistakable nautical navy, crimson red, and metallic silver palette into the home for a 24-day winter countdown. Designed to stand upright on a fireplace mantel, bookshelf, or home-office credenza without tipping or bowing, the rigid paperboard enclosure pairs franchise iconography with a daily tactile unboxing ritual that leaves fans with a permanent 24-piece miniature roster.

Flying Elvis Heritage & Foxborough Winter Artwork
The front cover layers the Flying Elvis emblem against a deep midnight-navy snowfall sky accented by diagonal red, white, and blue chevron ribbons. Directly below the bold block lettering and crimson 24 Days of Patriots Pride banner, a detailed winter illustration captures the glowing facade of Gillette Stadium framed by snow-dusted evergreens and a twilight skyline, accompanied by a right-hand shield badge reading Home of the Patriots. Because the outer shell is constructed from dense, full-wrap printed paperboard with a low-glare matte finish, the artwork resists harsh reflections under warm holiday string lights while maintaining crisp structural corners throughout the month.
From Pocket Passing to the New England Front Seven
Opening a pre-scored compartment door each morning from December 1 through Christmas Eve reveals a freestanding 3D molded chibi-style figure mounted on a balanced black circular pedestal with a white front-printed nameplate. Rather than disposable paper trinkets, each figurine is sculpted in home nautical navy with crimson-and-white shoulder stripes, painted jersey numerals, and distinct facial and hairstyle details that turn the daily reveal into an evolving tabletop depth chart:
Sideline Leadership & Offensive Playmakers: Head Coach Mike Vrabel in his navy sideline jacket and team cap anchors the collection alongside quarterback Drake Maye (#10), running backs Rhamondre Stevenson (#38) and TreVeyon Henderson (#32), wide receivers Romeo Doubs (#87), DeMario Douglas (#3), and Mack Hollins (#13), and tight end Hunter Henry (#85).
Offensive Line & Defensive Core: Trench protectors Will Campbell (#66), Alijah Vera-Tucker (#75), Jared Wilson (#55), Morgan Moses (#76), and Greg Van Roten (#70) pair with interior disruptors Christian Barmore (#90), Milton Williams (#97), and Dre’Mont Jones (#5), linebacker Robert Spillane (#14), and defensive backs Christian Gonzalez (#0), Carlton Davis III (#7), Marcus Jones (#25), Kevin Byard III (#31), and Craig Woodson (#4), rounded out by Kyle Williams (#18) and kicker Andy Borregales (#8).

Once the final compartment is opened on December 24, the flat circular pedestals allow the entire 24-piece Foxborough lineup to transition directly onto tiered display risers, media consoles, or office monitors for year-round AFC East pride. For New England households that follow winter tip-offs on the parquet floor right alongside Sunday kickoffs, pairing this set with the Boston Celtics advent calendar creates a coordinated two-sport Boston holiday display.

















