Kenny Chesney rings the bell as "Keeper of the Light" ahead of Patriots-Dolphins

Jabrill Peppers talks about how important it is for Patriots to beat the Dolphins on Sunday

FOXBORO -- Tom Brady rang in a new tradition at Gillette Stadium last Sunday ahead of the team's Week 1 clash with the Eagles. In Week 2, it was country music star Kenny Chesney who got the honors.

Chesney was the second "Keeper of the Light" for the Patriots, ringing the bell atop the new lighthouse in the north end zone ahead of New England's Week 2 game against the Miami Dolphins.

That's a slight dip in star power for Patriots fans after having the GOAT ring the bell in Week 1. And considering the Patriots are enjoying their first throwback week of the season with their "Pat Patriot" red and white uniforms, a Patriot of yesteryear would have been a lot more fitting for Sunday night's festivities. Chesney does, however, have the record for most headline performances at Gillette Stadium with 21.

We'll have to wait a few more weeks before we get another "Keeper of the Light" in Foxboro. After opening the season with back-to-back home games, the Patriots won't play at Gillette again until Oct. 8 when they host the New Orleans Saints.

After Sunday night's Patriots-Dolphins clash, tune in to Patriots 5th Quarter for full reaction and analysis on WBZ-TV -- the television home of the New England Patriots! 

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