While Mike Vrabel and the New England Patriots are in Indianapolis for the NFL Scouting Combine, the new head coach has some big plans for his team in free agency this offseason.

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

First-year coach Mike Vrabel said he expects the New England Patriots will be aggressive in free agency, comparing it to car shopping and being willing to pay more if there's only one vehicle available.

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.

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.

The New England Patriots coaching staff will look a lot different during the 2025 season, and Mike Vrabel is excited about it. Outside of a select few, Vrabel decided to bring in an entirely new staff.

Mike Vrabel has left little doubt that he’s driving the bus for the New England Patriots this offseason. Vrabel spoke with reporters at the NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday in his first press conference since he was introduced as Patriots head coach in January and outlined a clear vision for how his team plans to attack free agency in mid-March.

Part of that is due to the upcoming roster shuffle in free agency, where the Patriots have over $130 million in projected cap space to significantly upgrade their talent. Speaking at the NFL Combine on Tuesday,

And that starts with free agency. The Patriots have many holes on their roster, and they need some veteran players to help them get back on track. So, how does new Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel expect to approach free agency?