Christian Gonzalez sends message to Patriots fans ahead of Super Bowl LX
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Christian Gonzalez sends message to Patriots fans ahead of Super Bowl LX
"With the New England Patriots set to play in Super Bowl LX next Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks, Pro Bowl cornerback Christian Gonzalez hopes the team's fan base, which is "known for winning," has been made proud by what the squad accomplished this year, adding, "they deserve it." It's that kind of attitude that has already made him a fan favorite, and why the addition of Mike Vrabel as the head coach has made this Patriots' team the best they can be, on and off the field."
"The Oregon product cemented himself as one of the best players at his position this year, earning second-team All-Pro honors for his play during the 2025 campaign. Across 14 regular-season games, Gonzalez allowed just 35 catches on 76 targets for the third-lowest completion rate in the NFL (46.1%). Those receptions he did give up went for a total of 357 yards, which was similarly the third-lowest yards per catch average (69) allowed league-wide."
"#Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez's regular season stats (via PFF): 🔹14 Games🔹480 Coverage Snaps🔹76 Targets🔹35 Catches Allowed🔹46.1% Catch Rate (3rd-Lowest in the NFL)🔹357 Yards Allowed🔹69 YAC (3rd-Lowest in the NFL)🔹7 PBUs🔹1 TD Allowed🔹57 Tackles🔹19 Stops pic.twitter.com/LePXEUgmWw- Carlos A. Lopez (@LosTalksPats) January 5, 2026"
Christian Gonzalez emerged as a top cornerback for the New England Patriots during the 2025 season, earning Pro Bowl selection and second-team All-Pro honors. He played 14 regular-season games and allowed just 35 catches on 76 targets, yielding a 46.1% completion rate (third-lowest in the NFL). Opponents gained 357 yards on those receptions, producing the third-lowest yards-per-catch average league-wide. Gonzalez recorded a career-best tackle total and double-digit pass deflections while finishing with seven PBUs, one touchdown allowed, 57 tackles and 19 stops in advanced metrics. Performance impact increased late in the season and continued into the playoffs.
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