Mike Vrabel’s 50th birthday was filled with memorable moments. The new Patriots head coach broke up a fight between players, gave autographs, and confronted a reporter by defending Stefon Diggs. NBC Sports Boston veteran Phill Perry questioned Vrabel about Diggs’ condition.

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Patriots MIke Vrabel had to step in and break up a fight at joint practice with the Vikings, and somehow ended up at the bottom of the pile

"Building a winning culture is really important to me, and I know it's really important to coach. So I'm bought in."

Several of these players have already shown out during camp and the preseason. It was expected that first-round pick Will Campbell and second-round pick TreVeyon Henderson would play large roles immediately, but there’s been another rookie who has really stood out lately.

New England Patriots Mike Vrabel came up with blood on his right cheek while trying to break up a fight during joint practice.

And that is precisely why Mike Vrabel praised Drake Maye for his performance in Wednesday’s joint practice with the Vikings, the first of two for the Patriots this week. Maye finished 16-of-25 with six sacks that day, but avoided major blunders and pushed through to eventually throw two long touchdowns, including one that capped a 2-minute drill.

Mike Vrabel explained what happened when he dove into a pile of fighting players during the Patriots practice against Washington

New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel is still impressed with rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams' effort, despite the production not being there.

After Mike Vrabel broke up a practice fight, the PFT crew drafted the top coaches you wouldn't want to cross – with an unsurprising top pick.