Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry had high praise for New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel at the NFL combine on Tuesday. The two have ties from Vrabel spending the 2024 season working as a coaching and personnel consultant for the Browns.

"But you have to look at the lines of scrimmage, and you look no further than the Super Bowl game where that game was clearly won at the line of scrimmage.” The post Mike Vrabel maps out how the Patriots plan to build roster around Drake Maye appeared first on Boston.

When Vrabel talks football, you can’t help but perk up and listen. He commands respect, based on 14 years of playing experience, and six years as a head coach.

New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel expects the roster to look “vastly different” by August. That should excite Patriots fans considering the team has a combined 8-26 record in the last two seasons.

The Patriots have the cap space to target any free agent available. And the new coach is insinuating he’ll be aggressive in doing so.

Coming off a 4-13 season for the second straight year, the Patriots are slated to have more than $120 million in salary-cap space.

Armed with more salary cap space than any other NFL team, new Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said he's confident that the team will "be aggressive" in free agency.