With each passing day at the NFL combine, it’s becoming clearer and clearer how the Patriots will change under Mike Vrabel.

The Patriots have the cap space to target any free agent available. And the new coach is insinuating he’ll be aggressive in doing so.

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

Newly hired Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel appeared on NFL Network and when asked about the team's plan for their first-round pick, Vrabel responded candidly. The Patriots are making the right decision to be proactive about their pick.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel met with the media in Indianapolis, IN ahead of the NFL Draft Combine, and shared his desire for his new organization to be aggressive this free agency cycle.

Streicher, by the way, is a walking, talking reminder of the Belichickian model. Working for Vrabel in Tennessee, he rose from special assistant to the head coach in 2018 to director of football administration five years later; the same title Belichick’s assistant, Berj Najarian, once held.

New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel already has a vision of what a successful season would look like for the New England Patriots. The ultimate goal for Vrabel and company isn't just about winning more games,

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Head coach Mike Vrabel assembled an impressive group of assistants that includes two former head coaches in offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and offensive line coach Doug Marrone, a former interim head coach in passing game coordinator and tight ends coach Thomas Brown and a former offensive coordinator in wide receivers coach Todd Downing.