Raymond Berry Legacy
Patriots head coach 1984-1989 who took them to Super Bowl XX.
Raymond Berry played split end for the Baltimore Colts from 1955 to 1967 and later coached wide receivers for several teams, the Patriots among them. He became New England's head coach in 1984 and held the job through 1989, going 48–39. Berry led the Patriots to the franchise's first Super Bowl, Super Bowl XX after the 1985 season, where they lost to the Chicago Bears 46–10.
Quick Facts
- Role
- Wide Receiver
- Draft year
- 1960
- Legacy record
- Franchise's first Hall of Famer
Did You Know?
- He was a five-time AFL All-Star, showcasing his dominance throughout the league's early years.
- His career receiving yards and touchdowns records stood as franchise benchmarks for over thirty years.
More in Club History & Eras
Foxboro Stadium EraSuper Bowl XXXIBill Parcells Coaching EraFirst Super Bowl Appearance (XX)Tom Brady Draft SelectionDrew Bledsoe Quarterback TenureAFL Founding in 1960Bill Belichick Head Coach HireAFC East Division DominanceSix Super Bowl Titles RecordThree-Peat Dynasty EraPerfect Season Loss (2007)
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