Julian Edelman Celebrates Patriots Win Over Bengals With Epic IG

The New England Patriots won their 11^th game for the season. Let’s be honest, the Cincinnati Bengals had zero chance against head coach Bill Belichick’s team. The Patriots had their own struggles throughout the season, and most of the mistakes came from the offense. But, things worked really well at the end, and New England won a game after losing two contests. Wide receiver Julian Edelman always posts a photo on Instagram to celebrate the big wins. Using social media to express his feelings turns out to be his favorite tradition, and Edelman’s movie-themed posts sure make our day.

He depicted Tom Brady as Superman, coach Belichick was Buffalo Bill, and we also saw the “Top Gun”-inspired post. These are the most interesting posts so far.

Sunday was just the same. New England smashed the Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium. The 34-13 win was great, and Edelman couldn’t hide his excitement. He posted a “Life Of Pi” picture and photoshopped himself onto it. “Life of Pats,” wrote Edelman.

“Just keep improving. Great win today fellas,” the caption read.

The Patriots will try to go to 12-3 on Saturday when they play the Buffalo Bills at Gillette Stadium for what’s likely to be a battle between the top two AFC East teams.

New England is ready for that and much more. They had a few struggles on their own, but they regained control. Although many say this is the end of the Patriots dynasty, it’s more than obvious that they will win the Super Bowl again. Head coach Bill Belichick made the perfect team which is why he wasn’t upset after every loss.

Losing games is normal for every NFL team, and the Patriots lost just three. Hopefully, they will stick to this number.

The Bills gave them a headache at the beginning of the season, but it was a good lesson for the Patriots. They learn something new from every mistake opponents make. They also learn from every mistake they make. Let’s see what happens by the end of the season. Who is winning the big title? It’s New England, of course.