During his introductory press conference as the New England Patriots head coach on Monday, Mike Vrabel was asked about potentially adding New York Giants executive advisor Ryan Co

Mike Vrabel's New England Patriots have taken another member of the New York Giants' staff, adding more questions to answer early in the offseason.

The Patriots have hired Mike Vrabel as their new head coach, and it looks like it’s going to affect the Giants’ front office. According to MassLive.com, the expectation is that Ryan Cowden, the executive advisor to general manager Joe Schoen, will join New England’s front office.

Mike Vrabel has already made a change to the Patriots' front office on his first day as the team's head coach.

Following the hiring of Mike Vrabel, the Patriots need to build a team around him, both in the front office and on the coaching staff. It seems that they are not wasting time.

Now that the Patriots have (unsurprisingly) hired Mike Vrabel as their new head coach, will Shane Bowen reunite with him?

The New York Giants have fired Jerome Henderson and Mike Treier, while several other assistants have opted to leave the team.

Quick-hit thoughts and notes around the New England Patriots and NFL: 1. OC intrigue: In his first week as Patriots head coach, Mike Vrabel began meeting with members of the team's 2024 coaching staff and identifying coaches from other teams to interview.

The New York Giants are expected to lose personnel advisor Ryan Cowden to the New England Patriots as part of head coach Mike Vrabel's hiring.

The New York Giants could lose one of their top executives after the New England Patriots announced their big move Sunday. With Mike Vrabel expected to reunite in Foxboro as the new head coach of ...

The Patriots have plenty of work this offseason following a tough 2024 campaign. Alongside Eliot Wolf and new front office member Ryan Cowden— whom Vrabel was able to poach from the New York Giants —New England and its new coach have nearly $130 million in cap space to work with to turn over the roster.

A year ago, the Commanders had a top-5 pick, a new, culture-building head coach and the most cap space in the league. Now, they’re winning playoff games. Could that be the Patriots next