There are some players not only up there, but throughout the rounds that can help us.” Even though the 2025 NFL Draft might still be two months away, Wolf, Mike Vrabel, and the rest of the Patriots are already assessing some of the top prospects in this draft class during the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.
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Eliot Wolf on Patriots free agency: We'll do what's necessary, won't be frivolous
How Patriots de facto GM Eliot Wolf will approach free agency, NFL draft
The Patriots plan to be aggressive in free agency, but that doesn’t mean they’ll be “frivolous.” Head coach Mike Vrabel laid out the plan to be aggressive on Tuesday. And it was executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf who specified that the team would still be responsible with their spending this offseason.
Vrabel: Patriots Will Be ‘Aggressive’ In Free Agency
Moore filled the last of seven openings this cycle, and now all 32 teams have a head coach installed as they embark into the offseason. That presents us with an opportunity to get our initial glimpse of the upcoming Coach of the Year race for 2025.
The Tennessee Titans have reportedly granted former Pro Bowl pass rusher Harold Landry permission to seek a trade, and for a variety of reasons he could be a fit with the New England Patriots. Landry,
Free agent cornerback Jonathan Jones is open to change if he ends up staying with the New England Patriots in 2025. The veteran defensive back has spent all nine of his NFL seasons playing in New England.
As a player, Mike Vrabel won three Super Bowls with quarterback Tom Brady on the Patriots during the 00s. Now Vrabel is back with New England as its head coach while Brady has become a minority owner with the Raiders,
The chase for a No. 1 receiver has been an elusive pipe dream for the New England Patriots for years. Rarely has the team gone all-in at the receiver position, but that could obviously change with Bill Belichick no longer running things.
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Shared vision will be crucial for Patriots’ success under Mike Vrabel and Eliot WolfOne year after handing the keys to the franchise over to Jerod Mayo and Eliot Wolf as head coach and quasi-general manager, respectively, only the latter remains. Mayo was fired after a 4-13 campaign Wolf later also shouldered the blame for,
INDIANAPOLIS - Joe Milton III accomplished two missions with his performance in the season-closing victory over the Buffalo Bills. First - and to the chagrin of many fans, the win kept the Patriots out of the No. 1 overall spot in this year’s NFL.
Mike Vrabel was taking a brief break from the various draft interviews he was doing Monday night on the first day of the NFL scouting combine to say hello to some old friends from Cleveland.
Speaking at the NFL combine as the head coach of the Patriots, Mike Vrabel talked about his time with the Browns
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