Patriots fan who was abused by woman in viral video is invited by Robert Kraft to New England game

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is known for his generosity, and continued the trend after inviting a cool-headed fan to Gillette Stadium Saturday. 

Jerry Edmond was at his first-ever NFL game last week as the Las Vegas Raiders shockingly won 30-24 on the final play of the game thanks to a lateral-gone-wrong. 

As if the loss wasn't painful enough, viral video surfaced this week showing a woman verbally abusing Edmond as Raiders players and fans celebrated. 

The woman, wearing a Derek Carr jersey, repeatedly lunged within the personal space of Edmond who remained stoic amid a torrent of abuse. 

Known for his generosity, Robert Kraft extended himself once more to assist a Patriots fan

A digital search party was put out to identify the Patriots fan in question. Within two hours of the post being up Tuesday, Edmond commented and confirmed he was the victim seen in the viral video.

'I’d like to thank everyone for all the kind words,' Edmond began. 

'I’m the Patriots fan in the video, my name is Jerry Edmond and that was my first ever NFL game.

Jerry Edmond, the fan in question, replied to a post of the abuse, confirming it was indeed him

'I didn’t want to ruin my experience by retaliating towards that women so I kept my cool.'

Since, several people have reached out with compliments and offers of game tickets and other measures, including Kraft, who called Edmond personally Wednesday - per the Patriots website.

He offered Edmond the chance to come to the game vs. Cincinnati and take in the experience with pregame field passes, a customized jersey and of course, a more suitable environment to watch this week's New England game. 

No matter the view, last Sunday's stunning loss to Las Vegas was painful for all of New England