\t\t\t\t\tA New England Patriots fan who kept his cool while being heckled by an aggressive Las Vegas Raiders fan during Sunday’s soul-crushing loss is being rewarded for his levelheadedness. A video of a woman in a Raiders jersey shouting at a man wearing Tom Brady’s old Patriots jersey in the seats at Allegiant Stadium was posted on social media. It shows the man staying calm, despite the heartbreaking loss with an unnecessary lateral on the final play of regulation. The man in that video identified himself as Jerry Edmond. In his message, he thanked people for supporting him in his calm response and explained he didn’t want the confrontation to ruin the experience of his first NFL game.It may have been an unpleasant first experience, but it won’t be his last .Patriots owner Robert Kraft called Edmond to offer him four club seats to an upcoming game, the team confirmed. Additionally, the team said Edmond would be given a customized jersey, and pregame field passes to watch the team during warmups. “You never know who’s watching, but the Patriots wanted to thank Edmond for the way he represented the New England fan base with class and composure on the road in Las Vegas,” the team wrote in a statement.\n\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
A New England Patriots fan who kept his cool while being heckled by an aggressive Las Vegas Raiders fan during Sunday’s soul-crushing loss is being rewarded for his levelheadedness. <\/p>\n
A video of a woman in a Raiders jersey shouting at a man wearing Tom Brady’s old Patriots jersey in the seats at Allegiant Stadium was posted on social media<\/a>. It shows the man staying calm, despite the heartbreaking loss with an unnecessary lateral on the final play of regulation. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The man in that video identified himself as Jerry Edmond. In his message, he thanked people for supporting him in his calm response and explained he did n’t want the confrontation to ruin the experience of his first NFL game.<\/p>\n \tThis content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.\n<\/p>\n