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1967 Boston Patriots season
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Season of American Football League team the Boston Patriots
November 2013
March 2026
Boston Patriots 1967 3–10–1 5th AFL Eastern Mike Holovak Billy Sullivan Fenway Park Did not qualify DT Houston AntwineLB Nick BuonicontiRB Larry GarronDT Jim Lee HuntC Jon MorrisFB Jim NanceT Don Oakes Image:AFC-1967-1969-Uniform-NE.PNG Patriots seasons
The 1967 Boston Patriots season was the franchise's eighth season in the American Football League. The Patriots recorded three wins, ten losses, and one tie, and finished last in the AFL's Eastern Division.
Notably, the Patriots would not record another tie prior to the introduction of overtime in professional football in 1974, and have not yet recorded a tie (as of ) in the overtime era, which is currently the longest such span among current National Football League teams.
Staff
1967 Boston Patriots President – Billy Sullivan Head Coach – Mike Holovak Offensive Line – Art Spinney Defensive Line – Jesse Richardson
Linebackers – Rommie Loudd
Defensive Backfield/Defensive Line – Chuck Weber
Roster
1967 Boston Patriots 15 Babe Parilli
10 Don Trull 27 Joe Bellino
33 Bob Cappadona
32 J.D. Garrett
40 Larry Garron
35 Jim Nance
20 Gino Cappelletti K
81 Jim Colclough
84 Art Graham
24 Bobby Leo y 87 Bobby Nichols y no
82 Jim Whalen 64 Jim Boudreaux T
63 Justin Canale G
76 Charlie Long G
56 Jon Morris C
77 Tom Neville offensive tackle T
71 Don Oakes American football T
68 Karl Singer T
60 Len St. Jean G 65 Houston Antwine DT
89 Bob Dee DE
72 Larry Eisenhauer DE
83 Tom Fussell y DE
79 Jim Lee Hunt DT
74 John Mangum defensive tackle DT
75 Ed Toner defensive tackle y DT/DE
70 Mel Witt y DE
53 Tom Addison OLB
85 Nick Buoniconti MLB
45 Ray Ilg MLB y
52 Ed Philpott OLB y
58 Doug Satcher OLB
25 John Charles American football CB y
21 Jay Cunningham CB/S
44 White Graves SS
23 Ron Hall defensive back FS
47 Bill Johnson no CB/S
41 Leroy Mitchell CB y
34 Chuck Shonta SS
42 Don Webb American football FS 36 Terry Swanson P 55 Lonnie Farmer LB IR
Game-by-game results
Week Date Opponent Result Record Venue Attendance Recap 1 September 3 at Denver Broncos L 21–26 0–1 Bears Stadium 35,488 Recap 2 September 9 at San Diego Chargers L 14–28 0–2 San Diego Stadium 39,227 Recap 3 September 17 at Oakland Raiders L 7–35 0–3 Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum 26,289 Recap 4 September 24 at Buffalo Bills W 23–0 1–3 War Memorial Stadium 45,748 Recap 5 Bye 6 October 8 San Diego Chargers T 31–31 1–3–1 San Diego Stadium* 23,620 Recap 7 October 15 Miami Dolphins W 41–10 2–3–1 Alumni Stadium** 23,955 Recap 8 October 22 Oakland Raiders L 14–48 2–4–1 Fenway Park 25,057 Recap 9 October 29 at New York Jets L 23–30 2–5–1 Shea Stadium 62,784 Recap 10 November 5 Houston Oilers W 18–7 3–5–1 Fenway Park 19,422 Recap 11 November 12 Kansas City Chiefs L 10–33 3–6–1 Fenway Park 23,010 Recap 12 November 19 New York Jets L 24–29 3–7–1 Fenway Park 26,790 Recap 13 November 26 at Houston Oilers L 6–27 3–8–1 Rice Stadium 28,044 Recap 14 Bye 15 December 9 Buffalo Bills L 16–44 3–9–1 Fenway Park 20,627 Recap 16 December 17 at Miami Dolphins L 32–41 3–10–1 Miami Orange Bowl 25,969 Recap 17 Bye Note: Intra-division opponents are in bold text.
Notes:
(*) Played at San Diego Stadium because of the World Series at Fenway Park.
(**) Played at Alumni Stadium because of the World Series at Fenway Park.
Game summaries
Week 1
May 2015
Week 2
May 2015
Week 3
May 2015
Week 4
Patriots 6 7 0 10 Bills 0 0 0 0 September 24 War Memorial Stadium 45,748 54 F; wind 15 mph
yes Q1 BOS Cappelletti 24 yard field goal BOS 3–0
Q1 BOS Cappelletti 23 yard field goal BOS 6–0
Q2 BOS Nance 3 yard run (Cappelletti kick) BOS 13–0
Q4 BOS Garron 11 yard pass from Parilli (Cappelletti kick) BOS 20–0
Q4 BOS Cappelletti 45 yard field goal BOS 23–0 yes
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Standings
References
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