Mike Vrabel is taking over as the new head coach of the New England Patriots, and it seems he's going to be extremely influential over the organization's front office, too. During an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show,
ESPN’s Adam Schefter told the WEEI Afternoon Show on Wednesday that the New England Patriots front office is “there to serve [Mike Vrabel],” and that Eliot Wolf and Vrabel need to “figure out how well they work together,
After 18 years with the Patriots, Robyn Glaser is stepping down, just as the team gets ready for big changes with a new head coach.
ESPN NFL reporter Adam Schefter disagrees with some of ... Las Vegas Raiders and New England Patriots). The Patriots have since hired Mike Vrabel. Johnson is also expected to talk with the Dallas ...
Homecoming: Mike Vrabel and the Patriots reached a multi-year agreement to make him New England’s next head coach, per sources. Vrabel now is the seventh individual to become the head coach for a franchise he once helped win a Super Bowl as a player, joining Jerod Mayo, Bart… pic.twitter.com/LR3cpdHNQf
The pending move was expected, but the Patriots still interviewed Lions OC Ben Johnson after already interviewing Vrabel
Six NFL head coaching positions remain open, but ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on SportsCenter Sunday that "most, if not all" may be filled by the end of
On Sunday morning, ESPN’s Adam Schefter broke the news that the Patriots have reached an agreement with former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel to become New England's next head coach.
The Patriots and Mike Vrabel ... that option for the OC role, but Schefter was quick to shoot down that thought. As for another potential favorite to land New England’s offensive coordinator ...
A day after reports that Mike Vrabel and the New England Patriots were nearing a deal, it is now official that he will be their next coach.
A week ago today, ESPN insider Adam Schefter suggested other NFL teams could come calling about Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin. "And one other
The New England Patriots have been moving quickly in their search for a new head coach. After firing Jerod Mayo following just one season, the Patriots are set to interview Mike Vrabel and Ben Johnson over the next two days.