Alexandra Francisco is a Reporter at New England Patriots. She covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on football, competitive sports, and the business side of athletics, while also addressing social issues and the impact of holidays on sports culture. Alexandra's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting her expertise in the NFL and her insights into sports figures.
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Alexandra Francisco's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports events, particularly focusing on the New England Patriots, charity initiatives, and community service. If you aim to reach out effectively to her, consider offering stories related to charitable activities involving athletes or teams in the Massachusetts area.
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By: Alexandra Francisco
From getting students excited about literacy, packaging Thanksgiving meals for the less fortunate, and surprising an entire elementary school with sneakers and winter hats, New England Patriots players had a busy day in the community this Tuesday.
By: Alexandra Francisco
Participating in the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative, Patriots assistant quarterbacks coach/director of game management Evan Rothstein is proud to represent his Jewish faith, stand up to hate, and support Robert Kraft’s Foundation to Combat Antisemitism.
By: Alexandra Francisco
After his own son’s battle with leukemia, New England Patriots director of pro personnel Patrick Stewart has seen up-close the work being done at The Jimmy Fund to advance treatment and research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Through the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative, he’s using the platform and his own story to uplift the cause.
After losing close friend, Christian Gonzalez inspired to use NFL platform to encourage conversations about mental health
By: Alexandra Francisco
After attending Team Impact’s annual Game Day Gala in the spring of 2023, New England Patriots safety/special teamer Brenden Schooler was inspired to support the non-profit in the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative.
By: Alexandra Francisco
Not a day goes by where Marcellas Dial Jr. doesn’t think about his father, Marcellas Dial Sr., who passed away in 2021 after battling alcoholism. As part of the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative, he honored his dad by supporting the SAFE Coalition to raise awareness about the impacts of substance abuse.
After giving up track & field dreams, Patriots medical fellow Kyra Caldwell realized new career goals
By: Alexandra Francisco
The New England Patriots Foundation partnered with Bass Pro Shops and Patriots players Deatrich Wise Jr. and Jonathan Jones to host'Gifts from the Gridiron' -- an annual holiday shopping spree for 50 children from local homeless shelter programs.
By: Alexandra Francisco
The New England Patriots and Bank of America are honoring Ted Rabidou as the 2024 Patriots Fan of the Year, with Deatrich Wise Jr. and Jonathan Jones surprising him Monday at Gillette Stadium.
Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee Deatrich Wise Jr. surprises Bridge 2 Trades director with trip to Super Bowl
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