· Updated January 16, 2025 12:03 AM · 1 min read read
FOXBORO — New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft made sure that the memory of one of his team's most ardent fans, an 18-year-old college-bound student from Sharon, took center stage at Gillette Stadium ahead of Monday night's divisional tilt against the Buffalo Bills.
Ezra Schwartz, who was in the process of spending a "gap year in Israel," was killed Thursday when a Palestinian man opened fire on cars stuck in traffic in the West Bank. ESPN's Monday Night Football coverage did not air
FOXBORO — New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft made sure that the memory of one of his team's most ardent fans, an 18-year-old college-bound student from Sharon, took center stage at Gillette Stadium ahead of Monday night's divisional tilt against the Buffalo Bills.
Ezra Schwartz, who was in the process of spending a "gap year in Israel," was killed Thursday when a Palestinian man opened fire on cars stuck in traffic in the West Bank. ESPN's Monday Night Football coverage did not air the Pat…