Mike Vrabel thinks the New England Patriots took a positive first step toward achieving his Year 1 goals. The former linebacker returns to Foxborough to coach the Patriots, who fired Jerod Mayo after one season.

The Patriots have made several big moves since free agency opened three weeks ago, but Mike Vrabel says nobody should be celebrating just yet.

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft believes making the playoffs is the measure of success for Mike Vrabel's Patriots.

While Hunter would like to continue playing both sides of the football, Vrabel has spoken out with a different opinion on the subject. As shared by Alex Barth of 985 The Sports Hub, Vrabel believes that Hunter could improve quite a bit by playing just one position.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel wouldn't restrict Colorado two-way standout Travis Hunter to playing just one position at the NFL level if the Patriots were to draft him. "I don’t know how anybody could say how hard it would be,

As was last year’s draft, which the Patriots potentially punted away except for Drake Maye. Agreeing that this team can’t afford more bad drafts, Vrabel said, “It’s tough, buddy. It catches up with you.

If Travis Hunter and Abdul Carter don't slip to New England at No. 4, the Patriots could fill their hole at left tackle with Campbell.

Mike Vrabel is no stranger to the challenge of playing on both sides of the ball. During his NFL career, he was best known as an All-Pro edge rusher, but he also made a significant impact on offense as a tight end for the New England Patriots.

From the Patriots' 2025 NFL Draft plans to potential joint practice partners, Mike Vrabel covered plenty of ground at the NFL Owners Meetings on Monday.