New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel left no doubt about who's running the show on defense during his introductory press conference at the NFL scouting combine.

Mike Vrabel is back in a head-coaching role with the New England Patriots this year. However, he's appreciative of the year he spent with the Browns.

When Vrabel talks football, you can’t help but perk up and listen. He commands respect, based on 14 years of playing experience, and six years as a head coach.

Mike Vrabel spent only one season as a consultant with the Cleveland Browns, but it was enough to leave a lasting impression on general manager Andrew Berry. Meeting with the media at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis on Tuesday,

INDIANAPOLIS — A year ago, Eliot Wolf confirmed he had full control over the Patriots’ roster during a press conference the NFL Scouting Combine. On Tuesday, it was Mike Vrabel’s turn. Asked who now has final say on personnel, Vrabel indicated he took the Patriots’ head-coaching job knowing he would assume control.

Mike Vrabel shouldn't have to worry about the quarterback position as long as he's the head coach of the New England Patriots. After all, they have a promising gunslinger in Drake Maye. Maye, who appeared in the Pro Bowl this year,

If the Patriots finally land a No. 1 receiver this offseason, Mike Vrabel has a good idea how they’ll do it. “You usually have to draft them,” Vrabel said Tuesday from the NFL Scouting Combine. But if not

New Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel isn't expecting his team to sit on its proverbial hands next month when it comes to bringing in talent.

Bill Belichick controlled every aspect of the New England Patriots’ football operations for more than two decades. When he left the organization after the 2023 season, the organization was therefore forced to adapt its approach and modernize its hierarchy.