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The New England Patriots are keeping their options open with the No. 4 overall pick at the 2025 NFL draft. Mike Vrabel appeared on NFL Network Thursday and said the team would "look at every option" with its first-round selection,

Second, Milton provided a bit of an appetizer as to what he might give an offense. In a year that’s lacking in quarterback talent in the draft, a needy team might be interested in acquiring Milton. Asked by MassLive if a team came up with an outrageous offer,

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.

One of the reasons why Mike Vrabel is the head coach of the Patriots in 2025 is because the team's 2024 offseason failed to turn up enough productive players and Vrabel signaled his desire to move things the other way earlier this week.

Edge rusher Harold Landry is reuniting with coach Mike Vrabel in New England, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press.

Harold Landry is signing a three-year deal with the New England Patriots, NFL Network reported, and is reuniting with former Titans coach Mike Vrabel.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms dissect the report the Patriots agree to a deal with Milton Williams, after initial reports had the Panthers close, and question what they did to swing him to New England.

The Patriots' reported addition of CB Carlton Davis will provide "depth" and quality" to the secondary, says Chris Simms, and it gives Mike Vrabel the chance to "open the vault" on defense.

Mike Vrabel said one key to rebuilding the Patriots through free agency is familiarity between the coaches and players. With that context,

The Patriots have a lot of money to spend in free agency — and a lot of holes to fill. Here's one plan to return them to playoff contention.