Everybody accounted for, and all hands on deck. The New England Patriots are heading into the final game of the 2025 season in the best shape possibe.
While two of their team captains were deemed as questionable for Super Bowl LX against the Seattle Seahawks, but were made active. This means that, with Robert Spillane and Harold Landry getting the green light, the Patriots will be at full strength on Sunday night.
Of course, full strength is always relative especially this late in the season. Nonetheless,
Spillane and Landry getting cleared and no other surprise inactives being announced means that Mike Vrabel’s coaching staff will have a full complement of players to choose from.
The Patriots’ full game day roster for the Super Bowl looks like this.
Patriots game day roster: Super Bowl 60 vs. Seahawks
Quarterback (2): Drake Maye (10), Joshua Dobbs (11)
Running back (3): Rhamondre Stevenson (38), TreVeyon Henderson (32), Jack Westover (37 | FB/TE), D’Ernest Johnson (34 | KR | PS elevation)
Wide receiver (5): Kayshon Boutte (9), Stefon Diggs (8), Mack Hollins (13), Kyle Williams (18 | KR), DeMario Douglas (3)
Tight end (2): Hunter Henry (85), Austin Hooper (81)
Offensive tackle (4): Will Campbell (66 | LT), Morgan Moses (76 | RT), Thayer Munford Jr. (74), Vederian Lowe (59)
Interior offensive line (4): Jared Wilson (58 | LG), Garrett Bradbury (65 | C), Mike Onwenu (71 | RG), Ben Brown (77)
Interior defensive line (4): Milton Williams (97), Christian Barmore (90), Khyiris Tonga (95 | FB), Cory Durden (94), Leonard Taylor III (93 | PS elevation)
Defensive edge (4): Harold Landry III (2), K’Lavon Chaisson (44), Anfernee Jennings (33), Elijah Ponder (91)
Linebacker (6): Robert Spillane (14), Christian Elliss (53), Jack Gibbens (51), Jahlani Tavai (48), Marte Mapu (15), Chad Muma (49)
Cornerback (5): Christian Gonzalez (0), Carlton Davis III (7), Marcus Jones (25 | PR), Charles Woods (22), Alex Austin (28)
Safety (4): Jaylinn Hawkins (21), Craig Woodson (31), Dell Pettus (24), Brenden Schooler (41)
Specialists (3): Andy Borregales (36 | K), Bryce Baringer (17 | P/H), Julian Ashby (47 | LS)
The Patriots may have every player available for Sunday’s game, but they still decided to elevate a pair of depth options from the practice squad. Both are unlikely to play major roles, but are expected to get involved in some shape: running back D’Ernest Johnson served as a kickoff return option so far this year, while defensive tackle Leonard Taylor is a rotational piece along the interior defensive line who also registered a crucial field goal block in the AFC Championship Game against the Denver Broncos.
Patriots reserves
Inactives (7): QB3 Tommy DeVito (16), WR Efton Chism III (86), TE C.J. Dippre (82), OT Marcus Bryant (52), OL Caedan Wallace (70), ED Bradyn Swinson (43), CB Kobee Minor (19)
Practice squad (14): WR John Jiles (83), WR Jeremiah Webb (29), WR Trent Sherfield Sr. (80), TE Marshall Lang (84), OL Brenden Jaimes (61), OL Andrew Rupcich (67), OL Mehki Butler (63), DT Jeremiah Pharms Jr. (98), LB Amari Gainer (99), LB Otis Reese (54), LB Patrick Johnson (45), CB Miles Battle (35), S Richie Grant (39), S John Saunders Jr. (23)
Practice squad/exempt (1): OT Lorenz Metz (72 | IPPP)
Practice squad/injured (3): RB Craig Reynolds (49), LB Darius Harris (42), TE Thomas Odukoya (88 | IPPP)
Reserve/injured (11): FB Brock Lampe, OT Yasir Durant, CB Marcellas Dial Jr., DT Jaquelin Roy, RB Lan Larison, RB Deneric Prince, DT Isaiah Iton, RB Antonio Gibson, RB Terrell Jennings, DT Joshua Farmer, DT Eric Gregory
Reserve/retired (1): OL Wes Schweitzer
With the activation clocks for both running back Terrell Jennings and defensive tackle Joshua Farmer winding down, the Patriots had two roster decisions to make entering the week. However, they decided against returning either to their active roster, which meant that they would end the season on injured reserve.
Super Bowl LX between the. Patriots and Seahawks will be kicked off at 6:30 p.m. ET at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.
