Watch: Julian Edelman Reviews ‘Frozen 2’ With Chase Winovich Dressed as Elsa

The New England Patriots are the best team in the National Football League, and they have won almost every game so far. The only match quarterback Tom Brady and Co. lost was the one they played against Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens. This loss was a real motivation for the team, and they had two weeks to get ready for the match against the Philadelphia Eagles. New England won the game, of course, and players earned their day off. Well, veteran wide receiver Julian Edelman and rookie Chase Winovich decided to have some fun. These two really like Elsa and Frozen 2.

Edelman and Winovich provided a comical review of Frozen 2, and gave us a really good laugh.

In this video, Winovich is dressed up as Elsa, and sings “Let it Go.” Yes, that’s exactly what these two did.

Edelman was wearing glasses and a clean fit. He is the snobby film reviewer, get it? The two players are really creative, and role playing is sure their thing. Well, pretty much every player has a hobby, but we didn’t really think that Winovich would dress up as Elsa one day. Impossible is nothing.

The video is available on Edelman’s personal YouTube channel. He has 122,000 subscriber who enjoy videos of similar nature and vlog-style posts.

In other words, Edelman can do it all. He throws touchdown passes, reviews movies and is about to become a Hall of Famer. Keep up the good job, Jules.

Head coach Bill Belichick and Brady really like the effort Edelman puts on the field, and the same applies to Winovich. These two have great contribution to the game, and the best is yet to come. The Patriots are in the middle of the season, and they are off to another win on Sunday. It’s a big season for New England.

New England won last year’s Super Bowl, and they are on a good way to become champions again. The offense needs to work a little harder, and the defense is more than great. We can’t wait to see the offense score more points in the next few games. Brady would love that.