The New England Patriots have a fresh feeling surrounding the franchise. After suffering through a rough all-around 2024 season, fans are feeling optimistic once again.That newly-found optimism started with the Patriots making the move to fire head coach Jerod Mayo and replace him with Mike Vrabel.

Former New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe believes the organization will return to playoff contention within a few years under coach Mike Vrabel. “I would predict that within the next two,

The Patriots offense has been bad for three seasons. But improving defensively might be even more important as Mike Vrabel takes the reins.

As Mike Vrabel begins his first year as head coach of the New England Patriots, many around the league view him as a perfect fit for his new job. The Athletic's Jeff Howe polled 10 NFL personnel executives and coaches to rank their top five head coaching hires from this cycle,

The New England Patriots are entering a new era for the second time in as many years. First, Jerod Mayo succeeded Bill Belichick. Now, Mike Vrabel is succeeding Mayo.The Patriots are in dire straits right now,

Mike Vrabel changing the New England Patriots defense puts $6.7 million free agent, San Francisco 49ers LB Dre Greenlaw, on the radar.

In the latest episode of the Pats Interference podcast, Andrew Callahan and Michael Holley make predictions about Mike Vrabel's first season.

I think he's gonna do well,” Butler said of Vrabel. “Players love him, he loves players, he played the game. He's got the same philosophy as Bill Belichick, but he's a little bit nicer. He's a good coach.

The New England Patriots have a bright future ahead. But to succeed under Mike Vrabel, they’re going to have to do something about the wide receiver position this offseason. The Patriots receiver room was one of the biggest disappointments of the 2024 season.

The New England Patriots made a big adjustment this offseason by addressing a major coaching change and hiring Mike Vrabel to be the next head coach. New England finished the 2024 season 4-13 and in last place in the AFC East,

Drake Maye flashed serious talent in his first year under center and instantly made New England one of the most attractive destinations in the league for would-be head coaches. While doing the media rounds at the NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday, Vrabel spoke about Maye’s potential as a player heading into 2025 and beyond.