See all the New England newspaper front pages celebrating the Patriots’ win

New England newspapers are getting used to designing front pages like this.

New England newspapers have been here before. It’s not the first time layout editors have had to design a front page commemorating a Patriots Super Bowl win. 

After Sunday’s dramatic win over the Falcons, Boston-area papers mostly went with the same approach for their Monday morning front pages—a triumphant photo of Tom Brady and a pithy headline. 

A look at Monday's front page #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/ePpPk8koPy

— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) February 6, 2017

Today's Boston Herald Wrap pic.twitter.com/eCBcenfX8o

— Boston Herald (@bostonherald) February 6, 2017

Monday's front page from the Telegram & Gazette. @telegramdotcom @tgsports #patriots #Super Bowl pic.twitter.com/DaB2VAz0Mq

— Dave Nordman (@DaveNordman) February 6, 2017

Monday's sports front from the Telegram & Gazette. @telegramdotcom @tgsports #patriots #Super Bowl pic.twitter.com/4BPd2085Ju

— Dave Nordman (@DaveNordman) February 6, 2017

Take a look at the Hartford Courant's front page for Monday, Feb. 6. Read our eNewspaper here: https://t.co/OG27ZQSp6O pic.twitter.com/tIwOf3lsgs

— Hartford Courant (@hartfordcourant) February 6, 2017

Sneak peek at tomorrow's @projo Page 1 pic.twitter.com/YoW2FEHApu

— Michael McDermott (@mikemcdermott76) February 6, 2017

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The championship was the fifth for Brady and Belichick. The quarterback tied former 49ers and Cowboys lineback Charles Haley for the most Super Bowl wins by a single player.