Patriots Gino Cappelletti, longtime Patriots player and broadcaster, dead at 89 "My heart aches after learning of Gino Cappelletti’s passing this morning," Robert Kraft wrote in a statement.

Cappelletti spent his entire 11-year career with the Patriots from 1960 to 1970 and finished as the AFL's all-time leading scorer. He was named AFL MVP in 1964 and was just one of three players to ...

Gino Cappelletti, one of the original members of the then-Boston (now New England) Patriots in 1960, died Thursday morning in his home surrounded by family, the team confirmed. He was 89.

Gino Cappelletti, a Patriots Hall of Fame wide receiver and kicker, as well as a beloved team broadcaster, passed away this morning at his home with his family at the age of 89. ...

Gino Cappelletti was born on March 26, 1933, in the small town of Keewatin in northern Minnesota, where he grew up. As a teenager, he worked on the railroad and in iron ore mines.

Gino Cappelletti in 2015 AP. He went on to be the league’s MVP in 1964 and was one of three players to play in every game in the AFL’s 10-year history, along with Jim Otto and George Blanda.

Steve Buckley, Boston senior writer: As much as anybody, kicker/receiver Gino Cappelletti was a Patriot — and that's the Boston Patriots of the AFL and the New England Patriots of the NFL.

Gino Cappelletti, a former AFL Most Valuable Player and original member of the Boston Patriots who was part of the franchise for five decades as a player, coach and broadcaster, has died.

Gino Cappelletti, football legend and longtime color commentator for Patriots football has decided to retire after 33 years of broadcasting the New England Patriots’ games.

Gino Cappelletti was beyond reproach that season as he was for nearly all of his 11 years in a Boston uniform. He was the team’s de facto Most Valuable Player, ...

GINO Cappelletti, an original member of the Boston Patriots, passed away on May 12, 2022. He was 89 years old. The famed Patriots player was a wide receiver and placekicker for the team in 1960 and… ...