Jakobi Meyers, a name that the Patriots had been linked to, was dealt by the Raiders to the Jaguars. And New England did end up sending safety Kyle Dugger to the Steelers and edge rusher Keion White to the 49ers prior to the deadline coming and going.

There wasn't much post-trade deadline talk Wednesday or any playoff positioning. Just Vrabel keeping the focus on the next game.

The New England Patriots did not make any significant moves ahead of the trade deadline on Tuesday, but it is possible they were interested in one or two

Patriots rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams could see additional playing time with Kayshon Boutte dealing with a hamstring injury.

The league-worst Titans made two trades before Tuesday's deadline, and it seems they passed on potentially aiding the AFC-leading Patriots.

The Patriots, who are poised for a playoff run, are focusing on the players they have instead of deadline deals. The post How Mike Vrabel, Patriots players reacted to lack of moves at trade deadline appeared first on Boston.

Mike Vrabel’s Patriots are riding a six-game winning streak after improving to 7-2 Sunday with a narrow win over the Falcons.

The Tennessee Titans are refusing to do any trade deals with the Patriots due to Mike Vrabel being their head coach.

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel fired back at critics calling the team's NFL schedule a "joke" as New England rides a six-game win streak to a 7-2 record atop the AFC East.

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel commented on the team's decision to sign former Chargers wide receiver Brenden Rice to the practice squad.

After edging the Falcons, Mike Vrabel summed up the Patriots’ quiet deadline with a viral “pregnant” analogy.

Rice joins receivers Jeremiah Webb and John Jiles on the practice squad. Along with Boutte, Stefon Diggs, DeMario Douglas, Mack Hollins, Kyle Williams, and Efton Chism III are currently on the active roster. Rice, who finished his collegiate career with 21 total receiving touchdowns, was a standout at Colorado and USC.